SOUTH BEND PUBLIC LIB-MAY 304 S.MAIN ST., CITY. H to Pe ,H w "SO YOU WANT WAR?"-&___ " "YES WE WANT WAR"-"All-America* " n " HIBBBBBIRJJ1UU U.J. OFFENSE BEST DEFENSE IRROR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1942 APATHY, NOT of PEOPLE, but WAR PUDDLERS ELIEVE It 4 4"^7^ES, we want war!" Alexander, Cyrus, Caesar, Napoleon, Grant, John J. Pershing, Hit- • ____^ler, Hirohito^ , all scored their successes ^y going after them. Waiting for the enemy to ! x come, and merely defend, has balked a few invasions, but in-itself never won a war. Wa­ Or ELSEl terloo was a double-barreled charge from both sides; the heaviest battalions won. Not until the North got defense out of its head and determined to take MEAT O' THE COCONUT the offense did our Civil War show any signs of Rebel fail­ ure,—or Union triumph. So now of Makassar and Java. Bp Silas 'Witherspoon Sherman's march from Atlanta to the sea was brutal William J. but telling — and Pershing's charges on Argonne Forest "BIG BILL" GETS ("Big Bill") and Belleau Wood turned the German face back to Berlin. Hosinski, ex- The aggressors have been winning' in this World War II CALLED DOWN BY sheriff, is again because of their initiative. Santa Barbara isa warning. on the "pan"; A local wag, of OCD connections, emphasized the im­ STATE AGCODNTS this time for al­ portance of civilian defense the leged double- other day, by observing that the BOARD ON CHARGE charging for war administration seems to he transportation conserving our whole war equip­ OF OVER-CHARGES of insanity and ment for the purpose; that some­ criminal wards what like Hitler*, we move in and FOR TRAVEL-BUT to state penal, take possession, most triumphant­ cor reetional, ly, where there is no resistance; OTHER LAWS FIND and infirmary like Greenland, Iceland, Ulster —- institutes. State or with slight opposition, say, the OFFICIALS BLIND chief of the Marshall and Gilbert Islands. Board of Accounts, Otto Jenson, -certifies it to Att'y Gen. George N. Beamer, simultane­ Signs of life loomed again during ously reporting it to South Bend's "other" the week in Java, as once at Ma­ newspaper by Associated Press wire, as kassar Strait, but the end is not though it were.some great yet, and "we want war." Back crime. He says his men there before the Japs thumbed have detected "Big Bill" their noses at us, while we slept, having over-collected for "so you want war?" was a prize such travel $2,912.28 taunt at us, then embryo Fighters worth. ^^^An ^ official for Freedom, and Defenders of "spokesman" (whoever 5^. America by Aiding the Allies — that is; newspapers do from the America Firsts, No For­ not have to reveal their eign Wars, Bundists, and other sources of information i^_^^^______^______^___^_^_._^_^_^___^_^______. such groups. anymore; they're privi- (On Page T.wo) Ex-sheriff Hosinski leged), has since de­ clared that Hosinski was wised to'the charges in advance; was told to cough up, but re­ fused, or neglected to do it. True but false WILL OUR RUSSIAN ALLIES DOUBLE-CROSS US? enough to be a whole lie. Once before it By JOSEPH E. DA VIES was some $7,000 that it was rumored by Former U. S. Ambassador to Moscow Recites Russia's Goal political enemies that Hosinski was trying to HEN Russia began In a world at war, the Soviet gouge from the county, driving back Hitler's Union possesses in its Communist because "he was trying to W armies, the nations sympathizers throughout occupied collect it, but somehow united against the Axis were filled Europe and even in Germany itself that petered out and an with relief because the Nazi tide a powerful agent against Hitierisjji. adjustment in his favor has been stemmed at last. But now The Nazis owe much of their suc­ was effected. Now this; as the Russians push on, relent­ cess to their fifth column activities. and the animus. They lessly determined to drive the in­ The European Communist move­ want a grand jury in­ vaders from Russian soil, there are ment has attracted millions of fol­ vestigation, and crimi- Att.y Gen. Beamer those who ask.the fearful question, lowers especially in Germany, nal prosecution instanter; Prosecutor Arthur "Where will they stop?" They France, Poland, and Bulgaria. F. Scheer is-importuned daily by the "other" ask, "What of the Comintern?" Here may be the skeleton of a paper to get busy—though Att'y Gen. Bea­ The answer is that both the Soviet "Sixth Column" to defeat the Na­ mer makes no bones of it that it is not a cri­ Union and the world have changed zis at their own game. The Unit- minal case, if any, and only a civ4. suit can in the quarter of a century since ^^^^^^^^^^ ed Nations cannot hope to win lie at the most. It is not embezzlement, but the regime of Lenin and Trotsky Joseph E. Davies this war without recourse to,*abo- an over-charge, if anything, and there is no established the Comintern. The record shows that tage, insurrection, even revolution. evidence of intended fraud (fraud must be Russia is today primarily concerned with preserving The question then arises—may not Moscow re­ intended)^ Difference of opinion in matters vert in the general confusion to its revolutionary its own independence and working out its own des­ of law and bookkeeping, the bills having line of two decades ago? Is Russia's help worth the (On Page Pour) tiny in a peaceful world. (On Page Four) Page Two THE MIRROR

had the temerity to indulge such give us some of what we have. Put Apathy, Not of People, Bat War Peddlers comment.* ..*t|^ them to work. Reserve for ourselves from the Last fall, just before Pearl Har­ (From Page One). ! say nothl-ig of Tokyo, Rome and whole output, sky, only a measley bor, we, right here on this page, They would have pointed then to Berlin. 10,000 aircraft, plus previous sup­ joined the Washington administra­ Santa Barbara as our own setup to The Axis might be fooled to de ply and we ought not be so de­ tion in a great demand for repeal "monger" the American people into pend too much on the president's fenseless as the president pic­ of the neutrality law, the right to fighting mood — as they charged assertion, and undertake the flare, tures. arm merchant ships, convoy sup­ Stimson and Knox with sinking our 1 but why invite it? The best way In June, 1941, we had an air plies to the allies — insisting upon own ships as an excuse for demand­ to defend New York, Detroit and our "freedom of the seas." Con­ ing convoys and neutrality repeal. force of 167,000 men and 81,000 Alaska, is to give the Axis some­ of them trained"for service. That gress granted it all though in spots We didn't want war, but we thing to do somewhere else. rather grudgingly. sensed the inevitable, and urged 81,000 would man about 13,500 preparations for it, guarding our­ Washington is defenseless is it? planes, — so the apology that we The president had already or­ selves in the meantime, and the Well, one way that the Axis cannot man them seems somewhat dered the navy to "shoot the pi­ challenge hurt. Different today, armies have of defending their bunk. Elsewise our statists® are rates, shoot first, and shoot to kill," however; "we want war," and a capitals, is to give the United Na­ comparatively cracked, or our air and the secretary of the navy told very large percentage of those who tions something to do where their defenselessness, and power of pur­ us our two-ocean navy was such a taunted us then, are with us now, capitals are not. London should suit and assault, are a matter of humdinger that all we needed to do since the inevitable has arrived. have taught us that. We might military strategy. was humding. But Japan hum- They heard Pearl Harbor; they have taken a lesson from Russia. It is twelve long weeKfe, Sunday, dinged first. Who is apathetic now ? have since heard of Santa Barbara. Certainly Pearl Harbor, and now since Pearl Harbor, and for the Not the great mass of American Thanks anyhow for the Java and Singapore, should be enough of a little warlike activity that Wash­ people; not 10%. The 90% want Makassar exhibit. hunch. Now we have our Santa ington has shown, it is time for war. A little dare and dash, following Barbara—at least a gesture. them to stop talking about the Lavalism floored France; do- Pear Harbor, if we had anything Land and sea-surface forces are public apathy. The public is not nothinginsm, but defend, drew her left, to dare and dash with, might important for transport and de­ apathetic. If it were^ Washington into her shell, and left England all and probably would have changed fense — bu.t that is about all. In­ wouldn't be hearing from it as it but stranded at Dunkirk. In the the whole face of things in the Far fantry is good for moving in, and does. The apathy is at the war light of all else the Battle of M_£ East. Saying this, we are not occupation purposes, if they can top, nbtr the front, nor the citizen kassar Strait, where we are sup­ questioning the completeness of make it, .and that is about all; of rear. y*ij:: posed to have helped sink 46 Japa­ the reports of either Secretary course, by the same token, for "Ignorance" may be "bliss when nese warshifH., cruisers, subma­ Knox or the Roberts committee. warding off the enemy and pre­ it is folly to be wise," but it also is rines, and downed some airships Japan's word isn't any better venting the take-over, — but the folly when wisdom would be bliss. and bombers,—how come that Jap­ than their's to anyone save the big ballasts come from the sky— It would be blissful to America to an seems to have moved riglit on Washington Cliveden Set that is or else from the depths of the know that the war administration in, close to capturing pretty much taking over from the old America sea. has not gone so super-cautious, as everything they were after ? What First 5th (and some 6th) column­ The bomber, the pursuit plane, to bode the equivalent, in effect, of became of us after our first flush? Jf ists. To them nothing could be bad fighting craft of the air, and U- putting the country in the pocket And as to our foray, in defense of enough for America to suffer; boats, are the Big Enemy Enemies of innocuous desuetude, Java; it seems to have been mostly Dutch. ' Our contribution was they're: harbingers of gloom,—still No. 1. There are times when We don't have to wait until we "some." we are not obliged, not patriotical­ you must "fight the' devil with his have produced that 75,000 planes, ly bound, to go blind to true condi­ own tongs," — even though you various types, this year, and 125,- The Dutch are still calling for tions because of their bickerings. become devilish in the act. More 000 next; that 45,000 tanks this planes and more planes,—and en­ The word of Secretary Knox, or even than the submarine crews year, and 80,000 next, and haye re­ tertains us at Santa Barbara. To­ the Roberts committee, are a mil­ that sneak up from the deeps, to cruited, trained $_M equipped, the kyo and Yokltfioma are still un­ lion times woHh any phil-Uiderings do their dirt, we need sky-pilots, armed force that General Hershey touched. of "Parrot" Nye, ''Kraut" Wheeler, and navigators, not to survey the says may reach .10,000,000 men America will not be hushed by Ham Fish, Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mc­ heavens so much, or plead with before We begin to shoot. If we do charges of Clivedenism, ignoble as Lean, or even Congressman "Bob" the gods, but to rain hell on earth. the shooting may all be over. Such attitude would be. We want war—all out war. We're paying Grant,—as the latter relays them Haven't we got them? Maybe After the battle starts some of the bill, and are willing to pay it localjy. to emphasize his demagogic not, but Washington gave out last these men, and equipment, might for war—not fool—-purposes; and, fault-findings. Too many of their November that we had built 13,- be brought up for reinforcements, we're furnishing the men and ilks, suck as Laura Ingalls, Ham 000 airships to October 1, last, and as reserves, and if we are as i equipment. Fan - dancers a*i

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That, he says, was far as he could 24 pages of figures, too unintelligible is, in my opinion, a defeatist and un- go. Punishment for the failure be­ for a Washington controller of the American attitude. We have -in flhis ELIEVE IT longed to the office of the attorney ^currency to deoypher. Hoskwki took country the best government ever de­ general—or prosecuting attorneys. If it to Paul M. Butler, attorney, and vised by man, and democracy is not RELSE that is the law Chief Jenson and his Butler asked for time in which to go yet dead. It is very much alive and examiners are, of course, absolved on into it. He got 14 days, but still Nut Shells DeLuxe is now having a regeneration. No that point. was not ready to answer, so the re­ government on earth gives so many I understand, of course, that Mr. port was promptly certified to the at­ privileges and opportunities as our (From Page One) Frank Murray has objected to the torney general — and somehow, by representative form of democratic been allowed by the county commis­ expenditure, and thumbed down on somebody, not in the attorney gen­ government. It is the best hope for sioners, after being .supposedly adver­ appropriations for it, this being one eral's office, to the Associated Press. freedom in a threatened world. tised, and investigated, is a different of the laws that he is not so particu­ So Ex-Sheriff Hosinski, but none of Sought Democratic Front thing than embezzlement, or the fil­ lar about its being complied with, as the other ex-sheriffs, is smeared over ing of a fraudulent claim—it is not for instance, he is in the matter of an a civil matter at the most, that is But there are things we can learn denied that the ex-sheriff did what he airport administration building. made to appear criminal. So they from Russia. We can perhaps learn claimed,—that is; it is different to So here is dereliction again, with called him up — or down —at his more from Russia in the field of for­ anyone except, say, impert-unists regard to some laws, that has led to "spacious" estate, west of town, his eign than of domestic policy. During with a fish to fry, who want to catch trouble, similar to the lack of a tax major crime being, apparently, that the entire time I spent in Moscow, the fish. Furthermore, just off-hand, sale in 1940 by the grace of Murray, he saved his money and bought a Litvincv as Commissar of Foreign had someone seen to it that claims his county council, and Circuit Judge farm, instead of blowing'it. Affairs with the vigorous support of filed for allowance, by the ex-sheriff, Dan Pyle's inability to see an "emer­ Stalin was trying to create a front of and sundry others, were-properly ad­ gency." Absence of that sale is now * * *• * democratic powers against Axis ag­ vertised before being paid, maybe in the courts charging invalidity of Although little or gression. His warnings and offers somebody would have caught up Auditor Muszer's "bid in" sale in Where Was no damage was went unheeded, yet history bore him with him on these illegal claims, if December, instituted by Barrett Law dene when a Jap out at! every turn. they are illegal,—but then, ncT poli­ bondholders. In the absence of an Our Coast U-boat blasted at a Even after Munich and as late as California oil field ticians seemed to want the advertis­ "emergency," in Judge Pyle's appar­ the spring of 1939, the Soviet gov­ at Coleta, near San­ ing. ent estimate, laws that some people Guard and ernment urged a conference of non- ;>: >j; Jfc % ta Barbara, Mon­ don't like, don't have to be respected- aggressor nations. Finally, convinced Inquiry of Chief day night, we seem that no effective agreement could be Yes, "Big Bill" was notified by to have been about as far off our toes Politicians Examiner Jenson, Chief Examiner Jenson that he had made with Britain and France, the as we were at Pearl Harbor. The U- Russian leaders made the best of a madebyTbeMir something on him. They sent him (On Page Six) Do Not Seo ror, as to how- •bad situation and signed their pact come that his field with Hitler. At no point, however, Eye to Eyo examiners at work Will Our Russian Allies Double-Cross Us? did the Soviets stop sending help to Ahnut hwQ hcre have given China. (From Page One) - } aging individual initiative. Indeed, Today, Stalin and the Russian *!_ HUUUl LCITTO their attention to price—and the risks? Again I believe only this particu the Stalin regime might not have sur­ people know that the 400-year-old Tn Fnfnrpo " that Russia's own experience during vived the crises of the Five-Year Plans struggle between Teuton and Slav is lU LlllUlliC Jar law, and this the past twenty years offers the best and the purges had it not made the on again. They know what has hap­ particular official, or ex-official, has guarantee against a reversion on the concessions it did to individual ini­ pened to the* Slavs of Poland, Czech­ elicited an interesting answer. Other part of Moscow to the ideal of world tiative and personal incentive. oslovakia, and Yugoslavia at Hitler's sheriffs in the state have been charg­ revolution which Trotsky preached Question of Religion hands. They have seen their own ing for transportation on the same and which Stalin discarded in favor country invaded and devastated. basis as "Sheriff Hosinski, and two of the policy of building socialism in Tjfae Hitler system, cm the other hand, glorifies dictatorship, as an end When people ask will Stalin make a others were certified to the attorney one country. in itself, at the expense of the indivi­ separate peace with Hitler, my answer general at the same time, but so far as Russia stands today approximately dual. Nazism does not represent it­ is that "the Russian people would •the Associated Press dispatch went, in where the United States stood after self as a passuyj, transitional phase. rather die as Slavs than lvt$ as slaves the "other" South Bend paper, none the Civil War. A vast country cries Nazis do not apologize for Hitler's under Hitler." Neither StaUn nor the of the others have been hunted down out for pioneers and a young, fresh supreme authority; they glory in it. Russian people, now aflame with the and reported. race stands ready to do a pioneering sacrificial spirit of Russian national­ This is not questioning the law job, World revolution means little But there is an even more basic dis­ tinction than this between the Com­ ism and fighting a desperate war in under which Mr. Hosinski is accused to the youth of Russia and to their defense of their homes and mother of over-charges; Chief Jenson may leaders. They have much to do at munist and the Nazi type of dictator­ ship, between Stalin's rule and Hit­ Russia against Nazi invasion, would be right, and on the face of the act home. For the first time in history, tolerate any appeasement in the (Spec. Sess. 1932; p. 40) appears to ler's. It is this. The Christian reli­ the young people 'from the country Kremlin. be, if the over-charges alleged were districts of Russia have found a gion could be imposed upon Russian; Communism without violating its Russian Ideals made. But why no note of the fact chance to .escape from their lot as pea­ economic and political purposes; In my opinion, the Russian peo­ that the claims were not duly adver­ sants. The Soviet system offers edu­ which are, after all, on the same prin­ ple, the Soviet government, and the tised, and paid by the commissioners cation, technical training, and a ca­ ciple of "the brotherhood of man" Soviet leaders are moved, basically, and auditor as required by law (Acts reer in the big city to the country which Jesus preached. German Na­ by altruistic concept.. It is their pur­ 1931, Chap. 65, Sees. 1 and 2), af­ boys who have enough "git up and zism, on the other hand, cannot be pose to promote the brotherhood of ter public notice and investigation? git" to come to town. reconciled with the Christian religion man and to improve the lot of the Chief Jenson alibis as to this, in a Young Men In Saddle without destroying the political common people. They wish to create way, that his "department has no au­ The earnestness, ability and good foundations of the state. The Nazis a society in which men may live as thority to enforce that statute." They sense of the men in charge of the big would create a government which in equals, governed by ethical ideals. take the position that it is their "re­ industrial plants^-and they were all fact denies the basic, altruistic con­ sponsibility to see that the legal pub­ They are devoted to peace. They have young men — impressed me deeply. cepts of the Christian religion. lications, as made, are properly bill­ made great sacrifices attempting to They see what applied science can do ed"; not that they are advertised, al­ Under the Nazi system the state achieve those spiritual aspirations. to their country and whoever sits at lowed, and properly paid. It is their takes the place of God; war becomes They are fighting our fight now the top of the government cannot business to see that no one robs the man's highest function. Brotherly against Hitlerism and should receive deny the rising, youthful class its public, in other words, not that the love, charity, justice, the Christian every possible help as speedily and great opportunity. public doesn't rob anyone else, or virtues become identified with weak­ with as much friendly cooperation as that the exchequer is not looted by The devastations of war make the ness and decadence if they conflict we can extend. the public itself. job they have to do at home just that wkh the needs and interests of the Above all, in our relations with This tco has been going on all .much bigger. It is my opinion that state. Russia we must practice what we Can Be Christian over the state; an excuse cited at the the Soviet leaders are convinced that preach about the right of nations to T.his, then, is the difference be­ court house for not doing it here— their best service to their cause is to self-determination. What we ask and tween the Soviet state and the Nazi and Chief Examiner Jenson's men demonstrate that it will work at do require in the world is that gov­ state. The Soviet state can reconcile have had notice of it in the local in­ home. ernments shall not try to impose their" the Christian religion with its basic stance. Indeed, Chief Jenson calls Russian Communists justify the systems upon other peoples. But as purpose. The Nazi state cannot. The Stalin regime on the ground that it Thomas Jefferson said, "We surejy our attention to the report of his of­ ultimate purpose of the Soviet state is is a realistic but temporary expedient cannot deny to any nation that right fice covering the examination of the to promote the brotherhood of man. designed to protect the masses of the whereon our own government is auditors office for the years 1938, The ultimate purpose of the Nazi is people until they can rule themselves founded—that every one may govern 1939 and 1940 (it has been going to increase its own power under the on sin<§£ 1933"), and quotes: under a system in which the indivi­ leadership of a single man. itself according to its own will, and "We find that the provisions of the dual rather than the state shall be su­ I am not one of those who believe that it may transact its business statutes are not being complied with preme. Under war conditions, the that our country will ever have to through whatever organ it thinks in the matter of publication of claims Stalin regime will certainly surrender proper —- whether king, convention, for allowance as provided in the Acts make the desperate choice between of 1931 (Burns R.S. 1933. Sec. 26- none of its vast powers, but before Communism and Fascism. Indeed, to assembly, Commitfiee, president, or 817)." the war the Stalin regime was encour­ suggest that we must make this choice anything else it may choose." FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Five

Russian troops tightened noose on re­ mainder of the 16th German Army en­ Parley On Pacific Naval Strategy circled at Staraya Russa and continued Week *% Mai their advance. The Germans suffered heavy losses in manpower and material. Wednesday's early morning air-raid OVER'WEEK END alarm in Los Angeles, during which ATTLE for Java raged en with the anti-aircraft guns went into action Japanesa delayed by determined against unidentified planes was called a BDutch resistance in Sumatra and "false alarm" by Secretary Knox. The Bali. American and Dutch air and sea effect on the Los Angeleans of such re­ units continued to hammer at the inva­ port was bad. Secretary Stimson coun­ sion forces near Bali, where unofficial tered that' blimp seen was probably real figures had already placed the Japanese and Jap. losses at 19 ships sunk or damaged. Sir • Stafford Cripps, leader of the Heavy artillery duels were reported' house of commons, closed a two-day from the Philippines, with the Japanese debate with a promise that the govern­ concentrating on Fort Frank, one of the ment would soon announce a new deci­ small islands supporting Corregidor. sion on the India problem, presumably Infantry patrols were active on Bataan. involving the grant of greater autonomy. Gen. MacArthur also reported consider­ able civilian resistance by Filipinos in THURSDAY the Japanese-occupied districts. The an­ United States submarines torpedoed nihilation of an entire Japanese infantry fcur Japanese ships and presumably regiment by a company of Igorots, pa­ scored a hit on a Jap cruiser, while Fly­ gan Filipino troops, was reported by As the war shifts ever nearer to Australia, naval commanders ing Fortresses engaged a new Japanese MacArthur in one of the most dramatic responsible for defending the waters in that area are shown in con­ armada seeking to reinforce stranded communiques of the war. ference at Melbourne. Even as they conferred, reports came in of a Japanese bombing raid on Darwin, strategic port and base in North troops landed on Bali. American vol­ President Alfredo Baldomir of Uru­ Australia. Left to right here, Vice Admiral Herbert Leary, United unteer pilots shot down 34 Japanese guay crushed a revolt against his States navy, commander of the allied naval strength in the Austra­ planes yesterday, boosting the total bag Strongly anti-Axis government. Later lian-New Zealand area; Vice-Admiral Sir Guy Royle of the com­ by American and British forces to more monwealth naval board, and Commodore W. E. Parry, chief of the he said he had acted only when con­ New Zealand naval staff, who commanded the Cruiser Achilles in than 100 enemy planes in two days, in vinced "that otherwise the republic the battle with the German pocket battleship Graf Spee off Monte­ the bitter aerial fighting over Burma. would fall into political and institution­ video. jj Gen. Douglas MacArthur's American al anarchy." Gen. Pedro Sicco, army and Filipino troops lashed back in a sur­ chief of staff of Uruguay, resigned as prise counterattack along a 13-mile Baldomir tightened his government's headed back to the north, with two war­ front on Bataan peninsula and drove restrictions against pro-Nazi factions. ships towed. Mrs. McArthur Still In At his conference, President Roose­ the Japanese back for several kilome­ Regardless of the threat to Australia velt called the California shelling an ters (a mile is 1.6 kilometers) at various contained in the Japanese occupation of The Philippines example of political warfare. The presi­ points. At the same time Secretary of Timor, it was announced by Foreign dent said everything possible was being War Stimson revealed that Gen. Sir Minister Herbert Evatt that his country done to send aid to Java, and that the Archibald Wavell, United Nations com­ would continue to send aid to hard- only reason planes had not been sent to mander-in-chief in the Southwest Paci­ pressed Java. Gen. Douglas MacArthur was because fic, had offered to go to the aid of Gen- In the battle for Burma, American there was no place to land. elral MacArthur but that the latter had Flying Fortresses shot down three, and declined the offer; "Stick to Java and possibly five, Japanese planes over the Two more American tankers have Burma," he said. battleground between the Bilin and Sit- been torpedoed by U-boats off Florida, and the U. S. navy announced the loss The German battleships Gneisenau tang rivers. of the destroyer Truxton and the Navy and Scharnhorst and the heavy cruiser In a special order of the day com­ cargo ship Pollux off Newfoundland, Prinz Eugen have been badly damaged memorating the 24th anniversary of the with a loss of 189 lives. The ships were and will be out of action for some time Red Army, Joseph Stalin said that the wrecked during a storm. as a result of their dash through the Russians are driving the Nazi armies Moscow claimed that 12,000 Nazi Strait of Dover, Commons was told. from the U. S. R. R. troops, who refused to surrender after Russian forces are hammering fiercely In the second shakeup in three days, being surrounded south of Leningrad, at the large army of Germans trapped Prime Minister Churchill dropped five have been killed. members from his cabinet, including in Staraya Russa, seeking to extermi­ War Secretary David Margesson. Others Franz von Papen, German ambassa­ nate the whole Nazi rear guard. eliminated include Col. John T. C. dor to Turkey, and his wife narrowly The air raid alarm in the Los Angeles Moore - Brabazon, Arthur Greenwood escaped death when an unidentified area on Wednesday night was caused by and Lord Reith. man hurled a bomb at them in Ankara. from two to 15 commercial planes, prob­ This picture by the U. S. army Patrol action near Tmimi featured the signal corps was made shortly be­ ably operated by enemy agents, Secre­ MONDAY otherwise stagnant Libyan campaign. A Japanese submarine shelled Cali­ fore the attack on Pearl Harbor tary of War Henry L. Stimson declared. last December, and has just been WEDNESDAY Secretary Knox of the navy had previ­ fornia, near Santa Barbara, in the first released by the war department. direct attack on continental United It shows Mrs. Douglas MacArthur, British set the torch to Rangoon while ously pronounced it a false alarm. The States since the war started. wife of the commander-in-chief of Japanese forces were driving on toward president fixed the responsibility of the Philippine forces, watching Mandalay and the Shan states in upper coast guardsmanship henceforth on Sec­ the Nepa Festival. Both Mrs. MacArthur and their son still are Burma. retary Knox; wants no "false alarms" In New War Cabinet somewhere in the Bataan Penin­ United Nations' command in Java re­ when they're not false, and no more sula, it is believed. ported three enemy transports were Santa Barbara affairs. sunk in Makassar Strait, presumably in an attack on a new convoy trying to When the Germans capture a Russian While there was a lull in the Bataan take reinforcements to Bali. Jap planes city they do not find mines of wealth. fighting, the war department reported They only find mines. that United States army bombers have hammered at Javanese airfields. sunk nine Jap ships and damaged 24 others in the Dutch East Indies since Jan. 1. The Navy reported the loss of the coast guard cutter Alexander Ham­ Japanese Bombs Fall In the Kipling Country ilton off Iceland. Burma's defenders, outnumbered ev­ erywhere except in the air, were des­ perately holding to their positions on the east bank of Sittang River, last de­ fense barrier between the Japanese and Rangoon. The Panamanian tanker Thalia was torpedoed and probably sunk by an enemy submarine in vicinity cf Aruba Island, recently shelled by an Axis sub. It was the 13th ship sunk in the Carib­ bean in eight days. Reorganization of the British Russians announce a smashing new government, with Prime Minister Winston Churchill still at the helm offensive on the central froht, advancing as premier and minister of de­ about 50 miles east of Smolensk, and a fense, has been announced in Lon­ large scale attack on the Leningrad don. Sir Stafford Cripps, pictured front to lift the six months' siege of the here, former ambassador to Rus­ sia, became lord privy seal and city. Russian pincers are closing in on leader of the government in the Smolensk. house of commons on Friday. On TUESDAY Monday Sir James Grigg was named the new war minister with The railway supplying the Burma several others taking important Road was cut by the Japanese when posts. These changes are conces­ they took Pegu. Three Jap columns sions to the public demand for de­ were reported driving into Burma. The This is a view of Mandalay, raided for the first time last week­ cisive action since the British loss­ end by Japanese bombers who claimed they struck military installa­ es in the orient. last of the Japanese invasion fleet that tions. landed 3,000 troops on Bali reported Page Six THE MIRROR

3,000 planes for three eight-hour shifts—and 9,000 air guardsmen. It wouldn't be necessary to "turtle" the navy, and everything, back home. in andheicj am Properly equipped with radio and telescopes, etc., 3,000 such craft PARVO Folks Back Home: should be able to know what is go­ Sundays we give to excursioning. On this part_cular one we ing on, not only a mik, but a hun­ drove out to the two and one-half mile oval, three miles northwest dred miles out, and if anything High Spots in News of Monument €4j_cje, considered the world's most famous speedway and site of the annual Memorial Day 500-mile race. And then be­ should slip through, get onto the cause we had missed it before, we looked in on Crown Hill Ceme­ scene; well, in long less than 25 min­ UOTAS for new passenger auto­ tery, fifth largest burial place in the world. Resting within its beau- utes. At the present reputed speed of mobiles under the rationing pro­ tiful boundaries are such notable Indianans as the poet, Hiley; Presi­ production ; 3,000 planes, one Q grams for the period of March 2 dent Benjamin Harrison, Vice-president Charles W. Fairba_-ks, Vice- month,—but it wouldn't require our president The mas R. Marshall, Senators Albert J. Beveridge and to March 31 for St. Joseph county has best planed nor best trained men. been set at 199 units, according to in- John W. Kern, and Governor Oliver P. Morton. Coast guardsmanship could be a part ' formation released from Washington on We have been to the Mun_c_pal Airport several ^oaes. This Wednesday. Local offices of the ration­ 1,000-acre airport was selected by the government,- as the first field of the training,—but of course, this ing board here had no formal notifica- in the country for complete installation of the present blind -soding is only a Ijbyman blubbering, and our • tion of the action. The total number of equipment which makes it possible for a pilot to substitute ears for noise is as nottiing for war strategists cars for the state of Indiana has been eyes. No matter _a«w thick be in operation on defense xxx man is protected by the United States 000. In 1943 production should increase materials by June or July. Between Twenty South Bend polieement are department of justice." 125 and 150 persons are expected to be to more than one billion dollars, atten___ag a special traffic accident in­ Huh, huh! But not all libel that xxx given work in the added plant facilities. vestigation school which started Wednes­ The Defense Plant corporation will day for one week. The course is under is libelous per se (on its face) is li­ With the deadline for 1942 automobile install the machinery while the Bantam license plates set for tomorrow, it is es­ (On Page Eight) belous de facto (the truth is always timated that 12,000 out of the 32,000 a defease), and, mayhap, the depart­ cars and trucks in this area; are without ment of justice knew only too well the new plates, W. L. McHenry, man­ BELIEVE IT OR ELSE what Minton's, or Barnsten's defense ager of the South Bend license bureau, would be; the truth of the assertion. said. (From Page Four) of the anti-aircraft fire and the con­ boat was about a mile from shore, And maybe the department knew State officials have declared there wUX sequent danger to our own fliers,— came in above water, stayed up and be no extension of the deadline because but meanwhile all day Tuesday, and more than Mrs. McLean tiKHight. blazed away for 25 minutes, and of the new legislation which placed the Wednesday, the search for the U- She has long had quite a penchant for deadline^ at March 1 instead of Feb.- 1 then sauntered back, again, without boat continued. Pearl Harbor! How the limelight. She is the owner of as in former years. submergijftg^ Where was our coast the Hope diamond. She sent Gaston xxx about Coleto, Santa Barbara, say guard, if any, and if none, why? Means to the hoosegow for swindling Tomorrow (Saturday) is the deadline aojhing of Los Angeles? Bombers, etc., that soar a hundred set for enemy aliens to apply for iden­ If, as Secretary Knox of the navy her out of $10&§00 to deliver up miles, yea twice that an hour, and tification certificates at the South Bend department says, the Los Angeles af­ the kidnappers of the Lindbergh post office, according to Frank C. Ket­ other lighting aircraft, could have fair was a false alarm; that they were baby, and then not delivering—and tring, assistant postmaster. Severe pen­ come quite a distance in that time. there are some suspicions that she was alties, including internment for the du­ trying the people out on such an Depth bombs might have punished close to Lindbergh in his recent ex­ ration, face those who fail to comply the submarine, bu* it was all left just emergency, the perpetrators of it with the identification order, Mr. Ket­ ploits as an America Fkster. as easy as though no war had ever should be handled even more roughly tring warned. Up to Tuesday 254 pear- than Short and Kimmel of Pearl Likelihood is that she took her case sons had been registered in the office, been talked of. We can abandon our Harbor have been. The American to the district attorney's- office for a xxx "Remember Pearl Harbor" slogan flare, and a dare, and to give vent to now; the new caution is, "the Japs people are in no mood to put up with An agreement between city officials denial after a manner that she hoped and federal authorities that the defense don't wait." this "Wolf, wolf, when there is no housing project on East Jefferson boule­ wolf" stuff. We do not care to be would smokescreen Cliveden activi­ vard will be subject to normal city, And maybe not. In 32 hours after rendered apathetic or skeptical when ties as non-existent. New Masses county and state taxes as are privately Coleto a Jap j_*j_tmp, as if encouraged the wolf does come. We have intel­ had set the Friendship set down as an owned properties, was reached ir^ Wash­ by the easy get-away of the subma­ American counterpart to Lady As- ington last week. Mayor Jesse I. Pavey ligence enough to practice blackout, rine, was reported, and something tor's pre-war, and alleged pro-Nazi, confenpd With federal officials regard­ and self-preservation, on the spot, seen, over the outskirts of Los ing the matter. By a former plan the without being practised on with such social circle in Great Britain. The Angeles. No bombs were dropped, government would have paid on the ba­ scare-deviltry in advance. idea that Mrs. McLean .would be sis of 15 per cent _*f the rental on occu­ and there was some anti-aircraft as­ counterpart of anything; she is al­ We have 3,000 miles of shoreline. pied housing only. Tnis assures the city, sault on the blimp, some 8,000 feet ways the whole thing or nothing. county and state of normal revenues up—but it soared away unharmed. The coast guard, airlined, could eas­ You 11 be seein' me— from the property and justifies the city No aircraft was sent after it, because ily patfol it with a thousand planes; —SILAS. Pf FEBRUARY 27, 1942 nTMKY Page Seven _-__-_l_--LC3- blespoon prepared mustard, 1 teaspoon minced onion. S AND CLIQUES Butter Scotch Squares W I TH AND WHERE 4. Melt together: VA cup butter and 1 cup brown sugar. Let cool and add: 1 egg, MONDAY Mishawaka. . . . Center Township Wom- avenue. . . . Chapter X, P. E. O, Mrs. 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, -David B. Williams, 1625 Sunnymede ELTA GAMMA sorority, Miss er?s club, Children's Aid society hoftte, 1 teaspoon vanilla, Ms cup chopped nuts. avenue; . . . W. C. T. U., county direc­ Ruth Steinhouser, Mishawaka. Mishawaka, regular meeting. . . . Nov­ Bake dowly in an 8-inch square pan tors' conference, First Methodist church. D . . . Margaret Tromley Lewis elty club, Mrs. Earl Gustin, Jr., 508 East and cut into small squares when cool. Howard street. . . . Tau chapter, Beta . . . Thalia sorority, Beta chapter party tent No. 24, picnic dinner, K. of P. hall. Corn Flake Kisses Chi sorority, Mrs. Andrew Konya, 1045 for Alpha chapter members, Alice Stark . . . Quiet Eight club, Miss Beverly Mor­ 4 egg whites, beaten stiff Elmer street. . . . Gamma Theta chap­ Tea room. ris, 709 Keasey street. . . . Bonwit club, 1 cup sugar ter, Kappa Delta Phi sorority, Mrs. WEDNESDAY Mrs. J. Ramond Wheeler, 306 East How­ 1 cup dates, cut fine Samuel J. Peters, 1317 McKinley ave­ ard street. . . . Bonte club, Mrs. Bert W. S. C. S., Stull Memorial Method­ 1 cup coconut nue. . . . Kappa Delta Phi sorority, Miss Fisher, 1113 South 25th street. . . . Theta ist church, Mrs. Curtis Hanna, 237 1 cup corn flakes Velma Jones assisting. . . . Mary Cath­ Woodside avenue. . . . Young People's 1 cup pecan meats chapter, Gamma Nu sorority, Lafayette erine club, Mrs. Joseph Takach, 909 E. Forum, Gloria Dei Lutheran church, Fold the egg whites, beaten to a stiff building. . . . H. N. M. Euchre club, Dubail avenue. . . . Past President's club, Miss Eleanor Christenson, 1121 South froth into the cup of sugar, and add the Mrs. Charles Ortman, rural route No. 5. Auten Women's Relief corps, No. 14, . . . Sigma Delta society, Grace Method­ 23d street. . . . Friendly Twelve club, other ingredients. Drop one teaspoon auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Re­ Mrs. LeRoy Tom, 705 Ironwood drive. ist church, Mrs. Wilbur Pinney, 3800 for each cookie on. a greased sheet and public, benefit card party, Mrs. Ella . . . School Men's Wives Book club, Mrs. Lincoln Way West. ... A. A. U. W., bake in a very slow oven. Metcalf, chairman. . . . Jolly club, Mrs. F. M. Chreist, 1018 East Altgeld avenue. Nutrition Study group, Miss Alice M. Pecan Balls Zygmund Cichowicz. ... St. Joseph's . . . Stitch and Chatter club, Mrs. Fred Noon, leader. . . . ComeJoyNous club, 1 cup chopped pecans Roman Catholic church, 16th circle, Scott, 908 West Borley avenue. . . . JoHy Mrs. Raymond Cox, hostess, Mrs. Ward %• pound butter Mrs. August Geisell. ... St. Ann's club, Eight Euchre club, Mrs. R. A. Shephard, Manges, 317 East Haftey street. . . . 2 tablespoons sugar Mrs. George Nemeth, 1704 South Scott Dixie Highway North. . . . Idle Hour Eastern Star auxiliary, Masonic temple. street. . . . W. Y. L. T. K. club, Miss 1 cup cake flGur Bridge club, Mrs. Frank Turney, 112 1 teaspoon vanilla . . . Woodmen circle No. 2, Woodmen of Helen Glusco, 927 South 33d street. . . . East Marion street. . . . Lucky 13 club, the World, Benefit card party, Beyler Sparks club, Joan Hyatt, 1130 Broadway Grind nuts and mix with flour. Cream Mrs. Barbara Harmon, 1123 S. Mich­ butter and add sugar and vanilla. Add hall. . . . Women's auxiliary, B'Nai street. . . . Alpha Chapter, Kappa Tau igan street. . . . Happy Harmony club, B'rith, Mrs. Seymour Weisberger, 713 to flour mixture. Form into small balls sorority, Mrs. Walter Matson and Miss Mrs. George Seifert, 308 Wanger street. and bake about 20 minutes. Roll in East Jeftetton boulevard, Mrs. Samuel Margaret Gaughn. . . . Josephita club, . . . Eight O'Clock Bridge club, Mrs. W. powdered sugar while hot. C. Cohn, cultural chairman. . . . Live Mrs. Harold Gunder, 1015 East Dubail (On Page Twenty) Oak grove No. 1, Woodmen of the World, Beyler hall. TUESDAY . WINDOW Missionary society, Holy Trinity AUNT LUCY'S Lutheran church, chureh, prayer serv­ CLEANING ice. . . . Lucky Dice club, Mrs. Robert Van Lear, 504 East Washington aven_-e. Helpful Hints . . . Shamrock club, Mrs. Fred Kaiser, © The South Bend Window 1121 Harvey street. . . . Sunnymede MEAL PLANNING - COOKING - SEWING club, Mrs. E. J. Partisan, 410 East Mon­ Cleaning Company roe street. . . . Phi Tau Epsilon sorority, 129 North Main Street the Misses Edna Bollinger, Virginia Do­ Phone 4-3251 N THIS tumultuous, changing world, minced sweet pickles or % cup India ran and Ruth Corah, hostesses. . . . Mar- a___JJJJ_irj__-LU_I_-lI---Tn tTTTTTlTIlJJIIP .^ « one thing remains certain. Promptly relish, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise. ta Be class, Grace Methodist church, in I at 4 P. M. our good neighbor-Jane Vz cup cream cheese, 1 minced slice the church. . . . Tuesday Bridge club, Gray has a cup of tea. Not a feeble of orange, 1 teaspoon grated onion, Vs Mrs. Lois Freiburg, 1015 Hudson avenue. brew served With clove or lemon, but teaspoon salt. . . . Twin City Friendship club, Mr. and tea with "body" and served with milk 3 ounces cream cheese, % cup minced Mrs. C. L. Downs, 724 West Broadway, — not cream — as becomes her English stuffed olives, Vi cup mayonnaise, 1 ta- blood. Tea made in an earthenware pot Vitamins A and D and kept hot under a snug tea-cozy. Tea You must have^Vitamin A NEW LINGERIE SET dished up with something good to chew as an aid in protection against FOR MATRONS on and spiced with conversation, be­ infections which are more cause Jane Gray seldom has tea alone. ^Backache likely to occur in the nose, Isn't that a good idea for all of us? We May Warn of Disordered throat, eyes, eats and sinuses, should learn to relax more often during Kidney Action when there is a deficiency of Modern life with its hurry and worry, these strenuous times. Let's do it gra­ irregular habits, improper eating ana this vitamin. drinking—its risk of exposure and infec­ You need Vitamin D to help ciously and pleasantly — even if it is tion—throws heavy strain on the work just with the children after school. Let's of the kidneys. They are apt to become the body make proper use of over-taxed and fail to filter excess add serve afternoon tea and something good and other imparities from the life-giving; the calcium'and phosphorus in blood. your diet. to chew on! , You may suffer nagging backache, headache, dizziness, getting up nights, If you are not getting leg pains, swelling—feel . constantly SUGGESTIONS FOR OPEN-FACE!* tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs enough of these two important SANDWICHES. of kidney or bladder disorder are some­ vitamins, take a ONE-A-DAY times burning, scanty or too frequent urination. brand Vitamin A and D Tab­ Meat Spreads Try Doan's Pills. Doan's help the kidneys to pass off harmful excess body let every day and insure your 1 cup ground ham, pickle juice to waste. They have had more than half a normal requirements. century of public approval. Are recom­ moisten, 4i teaspoons peanut butter, salt, mended by grateful users everywhere. pepper and celery salt. Ask your neigWb<*rI % cup deviled ham, 1 chopped hard* ONE ]3 DAY cooked egg, 1 tablespoon mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon chili-sauce. Diiiiits O_0______0S_fl_i % cup minced boiled ham, % cup minced walnut meats, 1 teaspoon pre­ pared mustard, 3 tablespoons heavy cream, *4 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon pep­ per. 1 cup liverwurst, 2 tablespoons may­ IEU0ittflrtIf0 onnaise, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, V* teaspoon pepper. 1 cup ground cooked chicken, V. cup cream, 3 tablespoons sweet pickle relish. SEW and SAVE WEEK! %cup minced cooked chicken, 1/3 cup crushed pineapple, 3 tablespoons may­ onnaise. Fish Spreads V_ cup mashed tuna or salmon, 2 ta­ Hand Screened Rayon blespoons mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 2 tablespoons chopped stuffed olives, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. JERSEY 1 cup flaked tuna, 2 tablespoons pickle relish, 2 teaspoons chopped parsley, V2 PRINTS tablespoon lemon juice, enough mayon­ naise to bind mixture. */_. cup mashed sardines, 4 hard- Sturming bold patterns splash cooked egg yolks sieved, 1 tablespoon Pattern 449 is cat in women's these fluid figure-slimming ray­ sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and lemon juice, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon French dressing. McCall 48. Size 36, slip and panties, re­ Printed on jersies! 36" wide. quires 3% yards 39 inch fabric and Cheese or Egg Spreads Pa .tern 5% yards lace edging. 4677 I Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus 4 hard-cooked egg-yolks sieved, 1 tea­ ONE CENT to cover cost ef mail­ spoon prepared mustard, 3 drops Wor­ ing) fer this pattern. WRITE cestershire sauce, *4 teaspoon salt, % 2.00 yard CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS J&& STYLE NUMBER. teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon catsup, 1 Send orders t« Newspaper Pattern teaspoon grated onion. Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New 4 hard-cooked eggs minced, 4 table­ Ellsworth's Street Floor York, It. Y. spoons ground walnuts or pecans, 3 Page Eight THE MIRROR

is set for hearing Mar. 6th, 1942. Dated this VL 20th day of February, 1942. ULTUM Frank J Bruggner, Clerk of. the St. Joseph Circuit Court. By Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. L. V. Harmon, Attorney for Petitioner. m i —;-T--7 NOTICE TO DEALERS IN EQUIPMENT ^WPARVO NOTICE is hereby' given by ihe under­ signed that the Board of Commissioners ut St. Joseph County, Indiana, will receive (From Page Six) Jagi sealed proposals or bids on the 10th day of the auspices of the Northwestern Uni­ March, 1942, up to the hour of ten, o'clock A. M., for the furnishing of vhe following versity Traffic institute and the Inter­ OACH WILLIAM P. (T-Bone) MAHONEY is entering equipment as set forth in the requisition and national Association of Chiefs of Police. specifications now on file in the County Au­ his second full year as Notre Dame's head track coach. ditor's office. The instructors affiliated with North­ C He succeeded the late John P. Nicholson upon the lat- COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT western University are Daniel Reynolds ter's death in 1940. A native of Phoenix, Ariz., Mahoney was One—Bituminous Mixer and D. C. Snedaker. an outstanding hurdler and quarter-miler at Notre Dame, cap­ One—New or Used Heavy Duty Motor The school includes reports, investi­ taining the 1938 team.. He was graduated with honors that Grader, Gasoline Power gations, measurements, photography, year, and he was graduated with honors from the law school One—Pull Roller gathering of general evidence and the in 1940. Literary editor of the schlostic, campus news weekly, Said sealed proposals must be .iccompanted by either a certified check or a bidder's joond preparation of court cases where law a member of the symphony orchestra, and otherwise a campus in a sum equal to not less than ten per cent violations are involved in the facts of leader, Mahoney's first track team gave great promise for fu­ of the amount of the bid* together with a non-collusion affidavit. an accident. ture years. The Irish won the Central Conference indoor Proposals must be filed on forms furnished meet, took the unofficial Drake relays title outdoor and won Mn**o r by the County Auditor. xxx The right is reserved to reject any and aU the Indiana State championship. Five all-time Notre Dame records were broken. bids. Members of the County Planning Dated this 26th day of February»-.i-4_>. NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, Commission have requested the Board 1332 Burns Statutes 1933, by ten or more tax Auditor, St. Joseph County, Indiana. of County Commissioners and County pay_rs filing a petition in the office of the 2:27—3:6 Auditor of St. Joseph County in the manner Council to express their attitude and and within \he time prescribed by statute, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION which petition, if any,, will be heard and con- Estate No. 7307 future plans in a letter which was pre­ sidered by the Indiana Tax Board in the NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ sented to the council on Wednesday maimer provided by law. signed has been appointed by the Judge of The net assessed valuation of taxable prop­ the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State • evening and which will be considered erty in St. Joseph County is $210,290,570.00 of Indiana, Adminlsteatdr W. W. annexed of by the commissioners at their regular and the outstanding indebtedness of said the Estate of Edith Studebaker Gingrich, late NEW BOOKS AT SOUTH BEND County, exclusive of the above described of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Monday meeting. The letter follows: PUBLIC LIBRARY. bonds, is $1,460,809.25. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Dated this 27th day of February, 1842. Woodson S. Carlisle, Gentlemen: Why Be Shy?, by L. E. Bisch; Japa­ NICHOLAS A. MUSZER. Administrator W. W. annexed. Auditor, St. Joseph County, Indiana. February 18th_ 1942. §&*•$ "On March 7th, 1942, the Ordinance nese Enemy, by Hugh Byas; People Un­ 2:27—3:6 Parker, Crabill, Crumpacker, May, Carlisle & Beamer, controlling the zoning ef the county out­ der Hitler, by W. R. Deuel; Good Time NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Attorneys for Estate. 2:20-27—3:6 side of incorporated villages expires. at Your Party, by Mrs. H. S. Fisher; Estate No. 7315 NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT It is the desire of the County Planning Brazil in Capitals, by Vera Kelsey; My signed has been appointed by the Judge of Estate No. 258 the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State Estate of Alvina Bachtel. Commission to determine the attitude of Mother's Bible, D. E. Lurton, ed.; Jap­ of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of By direction of Homer C. Doolittle, Admin­ the Commissioners and the County an's Industrial Strength, by K. L. Josephine Dyszka (sometime called Josephine istrator d.b.tt. c/t/a of the Estate of Alvina Dyska), late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Bachtel, late of St. Joseph County, in the Council concerning the continuation of Mitchell; Crisis in the Philippines, by Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. State of Indiana, Deceased. the County Planning Commission. Michael Jurek, Administrator. NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ Catherine Porter; John McCormack, by February 20th, 1942. tees and devisees of the said decedent, and "We, the members, of the Commis­ L. A. G. Strong; Return to the Future, George Sands, all other persons interested in the said estate,. ..Attorney for Estate. 2:27—3:6-13 that said Administrator d.b.n c/t/a ftas Sled sion, feel that there has been a definite by Sigrid Undset. in this court his account and vouchers for lack of cooperation from the governing NOTICE OF HEARING TO ESTABLISH ' the final settlement of said estate, and they Business and Industrial TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. are hereby required to be and appear to. said bodies of the county and desire some Number 764 Court on the 18th day of March, 1842, when Mechanics, by J. W. Breneman; We NOTICE" is hereby given that Harry Harri­ the same will be heard and make proof of statement concerning future operation. son Jones has filed his petition to THE ST. their heirship, or claim to any part of said We believe that the operations of the Wanted a Farm, by M. G. Kains; Aera- JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT (South Bend, In­ estate, and show cause if there be, why said diana) to have the time and place of his account and vouchers should not be ap­ Planning Commission have been a defi­ plane Instruments, by E. Molloy; How birth determined. Said petition is set for proved. nite benefit to the county, as a whole, to Save $100 a Year on Your Car, by hearing on the 9th day of March, 1942. WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph St. Joseph Superior Court No. 2 at South and as a body we are willing to continue Popular Mechanics Press. Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. Bend, Indiana,; 18th day of February, 1942. George M.' Eichler, Attorney for Petitioner. FRANK J. BRUGGNER. Clerk. this work if the county so desires. Nonfiction adult titles may be re­ 2:27 STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. "We are enclosing an Ordinance for served by calling 3-9429. C. W. Bingham, NOTICE OF HEARING TO ESTABLISH Attorney for Estate. Z.LU-M the continuance of the temporary Ordi­ TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Number 765 NOTICE nance adopted last year which must be NOTICE is hereby given that Harry John Cause No. 63953 filed prior to March 7th, 1942. If it is LEGAL NOTICES Haneke has filed his petition in THE ST. STATE OF INDIANA JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT (South Bend, In­ ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SS: the desire of your body to continue this NOTICE diana) to have the time and place of his IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT birth determined. Said petition is set for FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. Ordinance, the Commission will sign it STATE OF INDIANA . hearing on the 9th day of March, 1942. and continue. Otherwise, the Planning ST. JOSEPH cuuiNT-' SS: Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph PETITION OF IN THE ST. .u-Si-FH CIRCUIT COURT Circuit Court: by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. ANTHONY GRUSZCZYNSKI, Commission will cease to operate March FJ__.RUAft-' TERM, 1.42. George M. Eichler, Attorney for Petitioner. I___n_a_LLE GRUSZCZYNSKI, and 2:27 7th, 1942." IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF DAVID GRUSZCZYNSKI, by RALPH C-__S_.T-_R MICHOWSKI, BY HIS Anthony Gruszczynski, his next friend Very sincerely, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH TO CHANGE NAME. NEXT FRIEND, CHj_&iJ_K MiCHOvtfSKI, TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION FOR CHANGE OF WAME. Cause No. 766 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that we have Frank J. Miller, Ralph D. Witt, State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: applied to the St. Joseph Circuit Court of NOTICE is hereby given that I have ap­ Notice is hereby given that Blanche Edith said county and state to change our names Donald L. Adair, E. C. Bird, Bro. plied to the Circuit Court of the County of Lindquist has filed her petition to the St. from Anthony Gruszczynski to Albert Gish, _>_. Joseph. State ot Indiana, to have my name Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and Isebelle Gruszczynski to Isebelle Gish and Nilus, C. S. C, Mason L. Petro, Ci-ang_u worn Ralph Chester Michowski, to place of her birth determined. Said petition David Gruszc_y__ski to David Gish. Said ap­ Guy W. Hood, Alva W. Marbur­ au_t ot Ralph Ches.er Michaels, and said pe­ '£_ "set for hearing March 9, 1942. Dated this plication will be heard on the first day of the tition and application will be presented to 26th day of February, 1942. May Term of said Court. ger. and heard by said Court on the first day of Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Dated this 18th day of February, 1942. ^i_e'_«__.y Term, 1_42, of said Court. Circuit Court; by Genevieve Bidlack, Deputy. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. RALPH CHESTER MICHOWSKI. Walter A. Rice, Attorney for Petitioner. Orie Parker, Attorney.! 2'.20-27—3:6 CHESTER MICHOWSKI. 2:27 Frank X. Kopinski, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Are You Next? -.uorney ioi Petitioner. 2:27—3:6-13 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Cause No. 64088 Estate No. 7304 STATE OF INDIANA, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the under-*- COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: Cause No. §4082 signed has been appointed by the Judge of IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF INDIANA the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State NO. 2, FEBRUARY TERM. 1942. COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH SS: of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of PEARL E. McAFEE IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT Marguerite Helmick. late of St. Joseph Coun­ •—vs— FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. ty, Deceased. HARVEY H. McAFEE Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Be It Known, That the above named Plato- LA VERNE GRIMM Albert-Armour, Administrator. tiff has filed to the office of the Clerk of said VS. February 18th, 1842. Court her complaint against said Defendant FRED GRIMM Seebirt, Oare & Deahl, in the above cause together with a proper Attorneys for Estate. 2:20-27—3:6 affidavit that said Defendant Harvey H. Mc­ CCIDENTt Be It Known, That the above-named Plain­ Afee is a non-resident of the State of Indi- tiff has filed to the office of the Clerk of said NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Court her complaint against said Defendant Estate No. 6786 Said Defendant is hereby notified, that said in the above cause together with a proper Estate of Knoxi S. Ulrich. cause will stand for trial on the 23rd day of affidavit that said Defendant Fred Grimm is By _ttrection of St. Joseph Bank and Trust April, 1942, on which day. said Defendant is a non-resident of St. Joseph County and Co. of South Bend, Indiana, Administrator reauired to appear to said action. State of Indians. W. W. Annexed of the Estate of Knox S. Ul­ FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. _,_.._. defendant is hereby notified that said rich, late ai St. Joseph County, in the State By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. cause- will stand for trial on the -201-1 day of of Indiana, Deceased Hammerschmidt & Johnson, April, 1.42, the same being at the City of . NOTICE is hereby given to* the heirs, lega­ Attorney for Plafatiff. — 2:20-27; 3:6 South Bend on which day said defendant is tees and devisees of the said decedent, and .eau-red _o appear to said action. all other persons taterested to the said es­ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. tate, that said Administrator W. W. Annexed Estate No. 5659 &W'5 By MARIE SNIADECKI, Deputy. has filed to this court its account and vouch­ Estate of David A. Cohn. George Sands, ers for the final settlement of said estate, and By direction of Leo R. Cohn, Administrator Attorney tor Plaintiff. 2__7—3:6-13 "they are hereby required to be and appear of the -©state of David A. Cohn, late of St. to said Court on the 3rd day of April, 1942, Joseph County, to the State of Indiana, De­ NOTICE OF PETITION FOR AND when the same will be heard and make proof ceased. , . , DETERMINATION TO ISSUE BONDS of their heirship, or claim to any part of said NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ estate, and show cause if there be, why said tees and devisees of the said decedent, and Owners of taxable real estate to St. Joseph account and vouchers should not be ap­ all ottier persons interested to the said estate, County, Indiana, are hereby notified that a proved. that said Administrator has filed to this court petition has been filed by more than fifty WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the hisi account and vouchers for the final settle­ owners of taxable real estate to said County l_t. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indi­ ment of said estate, and they are hereby re- requesting the County Council to authorise ana, 27th day oS February, 1942. , -quired to be and appear in said Court on the the issuance of bonds of the County to an FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. 18th day of March, 1942, when the same will amount not exceeding $215,000.00 for the pur­ STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. be heard and make proof of their heirship, pose of providing funds to be applied -on the Seebirt, Oare & Deahl, or claim to any part of said estate, and show cost of construction of a new administration Attorneys for Estate. 2:27—3:6 cause if there be, why said account and building at the St. Joseph County Aviation vouchers should not be approved. Field, the equipping of said building, and the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the construction of a fence around said Aviation Estate1 No. 7316 St. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indi­ Field. Remonstrances against the issuance of NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ ana, 18th day of February, 1942. said bonds may be filed with the County signed has been appointed by the Judge of FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Auditor by owners of taxable real estate in the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. St. Joseph County in the manner and within of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Seebirt, Oare & Deahl, the time provided by Chapter 119 of the Acts Mike-Butcher, late of St. Joseph County, De­ Attorneys for Estate. 2:20-27 of 1937. ceased. taxpayers of St. Joseph County are further Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION notified that the County Council did on the Michael Zahoran, Administrator. Estate No. 7308 26th day of February, 1942, determine to is­ February 24th, 1943. NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ sue the bonds of the County to the amount Joseph W. Nyikos, signed has been appointed by the Judge of of $215,000.00 for the purpose of procuring Attorney for Estate. 2 __7—3:6-13 the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State tunds to be used, as above stated. Said-bonds of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of are to bear interest at a rate not exceeding TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH Arpad K. Szabo, late of St. Joseph County, 3% per annum (the exact rate to be deter­ Cause No. 714 Deceased. __3*^! mined by bidding), and are to be payable State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: serially over a period of approximately ten Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Notice is hereby given that Oscar Harold GEORGE W. BEYERS, Administrator. and a half years from the date of issuance. Daugherty has filed his petition to the St. Objections to the issuance of said bonds may Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and Dated February 19th, 1942. be made under the provisions of Section 64- place of his birth determined. Said petition Max Buntman, - Attorney for Estate. —2:20-27; 3-6 FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Nine SOUTH BEND Bowling Mews L<> >> ri i i n ir II . , 1.1 i „ I, i i i .MI i i ill I.II i -in n i l-__-_-_. i _-_------•---_--_-_• i i i L THE MIRROR'S BOWLING SECTION IS THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATES CAS. HARMACINSKI SHOOTS 706 SERIES AT WESTERN RECREATION

JIMMY SMITH'S HIT 3C83 IN BOWL-MOR MAJOR, Cyclone Kits Doubles Tournament Leaders Ami Singles Standings By TOM HIGGINS- CLASS "A" DOUBLES J. Vedder _-______197 191 223— Cll FTER being handcuffed for forty W. Vedder 1.18 182 191— 591 days and a like number of In City Tournament Totifctsr-._ ___ £15 373 414— 1292 A' nights during which time they failed to produce a team count or an in- CLASS "B" DOUBLES dividual series worthy of honorable C. Eavering 229 180 254— 663 Only Two Former Leaders mention, the members of the local bowl­ E. Miller 180 198 168— 546 Survive. ing frate-i-iity last week unshackled Totals 409 378 422— 1209 themselves. They didrff ju£f pull one of two urft-Jstially high counts out of the CLASS '€!" DOUBLES B> Leffel ___• _ _ • 193 191 187— 571 A good old-fashioned Kansas cyclone hat—tRey hauled out a flock of them. P. Wisniewski 201 184 299— 594 couldn't have done) any more damage to The drought ended Friday night when Totals .194 375 396— 1165 the standings in the minor events of the the Heavens opened up and spilled a City Tournament than those eight com­ bucket full of strikes down on the head CLASS- "BP SESf€*ES plete squads did last week-end during a Ray Chittick 210 237 213— 660 of Cas. Harmacinski. The Dfewrys two-day session of the classic. Their at­ 204 23T— 622 Beer luminary siphoned them into a H. Fink _ %m tack was so devastating it knocked no brilliant 7-Ofl-T series which iffcliided 214- CLASS "B" SINGLES less than four former leaders down at 259-233 counts. Nick Larsen _ _ 219 190 233— 642 least one step in the standing ladder and The first over 3000 in many a moon Estel Brockus _ _ 2*5 227 Ml— 633 only two of the pace-setters were able bobbed up out Indiana Ave. way Tues­ to remain in their upper berthsv day night at the "Verhovay Club when CLASS* "C" SINGLES the 1942 City Champion Oak Ridge A*. Pasma* 194 187 237— 618 Hank and Bill Vedder served notice Dairy team spilled 3028 Which had as E. Radecki 210 174 218— 602 on the galleryites as early as 3 P. M. its base a 636 by Jim Hegedus and a 619 Saturday that a violent tempest was Note: A complete unofficial but quite authentic list of all bowlers in by Carly Freitag. Then Wednesday brewing. The two brothers both, sea­ each class who are still' in the money will1 be found on page 13. night just to prove the truth of that age soned tourney bowlers, opened their at­ old adage, "It never rains but what it tack in the class "A" doubles with 415, pours," the Jimmy Smith unit in the slipped to 373 in the second but hit hard Bowl-Mor major league entertained a again in the final to post 414. Their large gallery by roiling out a 3083 se­ E, R. NEWLAND GO. Steve Fabian Paces Small three-game total added Up to 1202 and ries. All of itfe- members but Harold they climbed into first place by a wide {Sol-) Kelly, the ABC All Events cham­ GIRLS HIT 2561 IN Field In Sunday Sweepstake margin. Second place was taken over pion who of late has been in a bit of a by Tom Sharkey and Johnny Dlugosz, slump, hit over the 600 mark. two old-timers who are temporarily out CLASSIC LEAGUE of the big show as far as league bowling Sensational shooting was not limited Van DeWalle and Walling Tie is concerned. Tom came out of com­ to the melt's division. We respectfully For Second- plete retirement long enough to get 614 refer you to an article in the adjoining Peg Felty Stars With 253 in the doubles and 599 in the singles column which outlines in detail the while Johnny, who has been splashing noteworthy performances in the bowl­ (600). around in some of the minor circuits only 41 keglers, by far the smallest ing sorority. during the past season, had to be con­ entry in months, appeared in the Sun­ Although fireworks are banned by tent with 554 in the two-man event and day Morning Sweepstakes at Waters law in the State of Indiana there will A huge and scintillating 2561 by the 584 when he was. on his own. be plenty of them touched off Saturday E. R. Newlapd Co. unit in the Bowl-Mor Recreation last Week. Of these Steve night at the Hoffmann Hotel when the Classic league and a neat 2413 which Fabian was the best. The Hoosier Beer That 1132 which the railbirds were delegates assemble for their annual Fuzy's Beauty Shop rolled out in the color bearer opened with a neat 205 but gambling would be big enough to win meetings of the South Bend: Bowling1 As­ same circuit last Monday night were the then in the second found the range on the class "C" doubles for Clyde Bedell sociation. Among many things to be de­ two outstanding performances of the alleys 11 and 12 and registered a spark­ and Albert Schroeder, became a run­ cided is the site for the 1943 State Tour- week among the keglerettes: The for­ ling 244. He tapered off to 182 in the ner-up count after B. Leffel and P. Wis­ -ney which has been awarded to South mer had OS its foundation a 600 count last to post a prize-winning 631 total. niewski posted their snappy 1165. Both Bend. A red-hot battle for votes is be­ by Peg Felty. Her total included a 253 Hap Van DeWalle and Dillard Walling shot consistently With the former chalk­ ing waged by Waters Recreation and the opener. Almost any man would be more finished in a dead heat for runner-up ing up 571 and the latter 594. Bowl-Mor, the two e_rtaMi___ments bid­ than satisfied with either the aggregate honors W-tfe 614 apiece. Hap shot a The loofel gazette gave Ray Chittick a ding for the classic.- Both camps, we or her high game. In reaching their consistent 190-221-203 series while Dil well-deserved headline for his brilliant " are inJbrrhed, are using strategy that lofty tb-S_-^-he building material distri* reached the heights the hard way by 660 effort in the singles, but to my no­ would m__fe_i;a Tammany Hall leader sit haters'were also ably assisted by Elea­ ;t_tcl_ing a snappy 233 onto 186-195. tion the score is completely eclipsed by up and take notice. Leagues are being nor (Doll)\-Morris who put 212-164-174 For some unknown reason the entry an Unusual incident which transpired polled, votes are being split and friends together for 550. in the singles handicap sweepstakes, after he tossed his last ball. Through are being prevailed upon for whatever All of the beauty parlor operators shot staged at Waters Recreation every Sat­ a typographical error Ray was listed as help they can'give*—all in true demo­ consistently but it was Peg Nemeth, the urday for bowlers who have established a "B" entry but he did not wait for the cratic style. The members of the ex­ (On Page Fourteen) (On Page fourteen) tourney secretary to catch the mistake. ecutive committee who are entrusted Immediately upon completion of the se­ With the duty of seeing that every one ries he walked up to the desk and asked gets a fair shake will see.that everyone that he be given the proper classifica- does. It has been .and it's going to be a A. B. C. FACTS . tiofi. This noble gesture-left Nick Lar­ battle long tb be remembefSd and may sen on the top- oi the heap in class "B" : the best "house" win. The coming American Bowling Congress Tournament which opens in with 642 and put Ray in the same spot Alfred (Hap) Van De Walle took over Columbus, Ohio, on March 2nd has broken six re'cordB. in the "A" division. Such an unusual the lead in averages after Wednesday display of sportsmanship deserves men­ night's shoot in the Bowl-Mor Major. It is the highest tournament in entry fees: tion. He has 196.31, just .04 of a pin more 1942—$380,895. Previous Record, 1940—$360,285 All hades (mustn't say the naughty than Lee Bukovnik, the former leader. word) broke loose on the final shift Hugh Harrop slipped into the third spot It leads all previous tournaments in the number of regular teams: Sunday night and when the lights went going around Joe TorXewSki by a frac­ 1942—4,006. Previous Record, 1940—3,618 , out a new leader was sitting quite com-l tion of a stick. . . . Charlie Betz estab­ Ifortably at the head of the class- "B" It established a new mark for visiting teams: lished some _ort of an al_*«._me recorct doubles list. Cal. Lavering, despite in the Rotary League by getting 205- 1942—5,171. Previous Record, 1941—4,687 four boots and a split, came up with 245-211 (66-1) during the last session. It has more doubles teams than any other tournam*__tV 663, one of the tourney's best totals. To . . . The Studebaker League at Waters I this Earl Miller added a neat 546 to give 1942—11,854. Previous Record, 1940^-10,404 on Friday night may have to cut down the pair a not-to-be-sneezed-at 1209. « to 18 teams it anymore Of»4_s members It has moitrsinglerthan any other tournament: As mentioned before, Nick Larsen accept positions in out-of-town defense 4,8* 1942—23,784. ^Previous Record, 1940—20,844 : maintained his top spot in the "B" sin­ projects. . . . Did you miss that bril­ gles but he received a serious challenge liant 222 (531^3_t. Lyrers posted in the ffrie sixth record is in the length of the schedule. VBS seventy-three day from Estel Brockus who after hitting. C. Y. O. girls* novice league Where a prograan isrHie longest by several days. 245-227 skidded down to 161 in the final (On Page Fourteen) (On Page Fourteen) Page Ten THE MIRROR

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High scores: Snyder 206, Boyd :.19, BOWL-MOR LEAD OFF LEAGUE Buckingham 233, Alvin Dei D. Johnson 200, Staats 205, Cox 200, Nowak Soft Ball 40 26 2848 38 Stores 38 28 2781 W L 3-G T 202, Taghon 220-203, B. Roc LIQUOR • BEER - WINE 221^201 (609), Herman Lydeen 212, C. Keiter Harper's Kewpee 18 9 2783 man 218, P. Hegedus 200, J 203, Manuszak 201. | Processf Engineering 38 28 2755 Screw Machine 37 29 2708 Dr. Pepper 17 10 2703 Bargman 200, Goers 201. Frog Legs and Fish every Maintenance 37 29 2614 O'Brien. Varnish :_ 16 11 2609 Friday Night MATCH GAME Production Control 37 29 2614 Suabedissen-Wittner 14 13 2562 C. Y. O. GIRLS' ! Matt Lee Insurance' Co. girls, with Frances Rockets; 37 29 2781 St. Flefr-ans - 14 13 2810 Stroh's Beer 12 15 2599 826 N. EDDY PHONE 3-0875 Britt setting a 4a? pace, scored a neat win | Bogues«Rogues 35 31 2868 St. Matthew's No. 1 . over Berman's Sport Shop men in a special , Experimental 34 32 2723 Apex Electrotype 12 15 2838 St. Stanislaus No. 1 match Sunday mgnt. ihe losers had a bit i Service .Aces i 33 33 2847 Steven's Oil 11 16 2467 St. Mary's M to say about C. Kile's 530 but were unusually 'internationals 33 33 2874 Guarantee Super Service 11 16 2809 Our Lady of Hungary quiei when anyone menxioned F. Sturgis' 113 Holmes Traffic — 31 35 2711 Paris Cleaners 10 1^^^^^7 2699^ St. Stanislaus No. 2 (398). Drafting 31 35 2721 b.o score St. Matthews' No. 2 • 2891 D. Marciniak 213-200-223 (636). The complete box score follows: Car Bur Raiders 30 36 Christ the King No. 1 ERLIN'S Strut Assembly 29 37 2626 200 Scores Christ the. King No. 2 Matt Lee Insurance (2,413) Strom Engineering 29 37 2589 W. Frahler 210, T. Cormeny 203, R. Zieger 500 Score Ruth Felaer 126 lb. 142— 428 Air Wheel 28 38 2746 245, P. Joers 221, John Hojara 211. Harry Zack D. Lyvers 175-134- EST Mary Day 123 156 120— 399 Rec. Inspection 28 38 2812 214, Tony S^yer 211, R. Nelson 255, A. Man- High Scon _ean DeraneK 152 145 148— 445 600 Scores gano 221, H. Kraft 202-200, R. Keesy 232, D. Olga Fister 150, Rosem. t Dolly Williams 102 141 164— 407 R. Winengar 218-229 623), Nick Larsen 222 Cook 210, E. Burkhart 223, S. Benko 203, B. Anne Horvath 137, Olga E ETS; _ran Britt 176 157 164—497 (609). Tom McGrath 245-238 (637), A. Dinelli Conger 200, G. Olsen 2.3, Clyde Wayt 201, Sharannski 137, Dorothy R; B -lAJNDiCAP 75* 79 79— 237 215-201 (612). Carl Klowetter 220. De Walle 168, L. Jerzakowj . For Thirsty Bowlers TOTAL 758 838 817—2413 bosch 162, D. Hosinski 151- Berman's Sports Shop (Men) (2,326) 200 Scores BOWL-MOR MAJOR LEAGUE IN THE BIO J. Haynes 211, F. DeClerck 207, L. Brockus Rita Mahar 143, E. Barrett SUN BOW C. Kile 162 189 179— 530 209, H. Fink 221, J. Kruck 205, W. Stoler 218, W L 3-G T 147, Rose Mary Barrett 141 12-OZ. BOTTLE F. Sturgis 113 143 142— 398 J. A. Horvath 222-207, F. Phillips 209, H. Karall's Cafe 44 28 2842 G. Miars — 158 128 136— 422 Kamm's Beer 43 29 2668 -OS- Deadmdnd 202, E. Cieslik 233, M. Ciesielski DREWRY'S BEER GOLD MEDAL l\Bottl e S. Kile 139 166 185— 490 210, Joe* Reedy 203-201, W. Fields 212, Connie ' Pastime Recreation 42 30 2647 R. Deranek 149 170 167— 486 I Drewrys, Ltd. 41 31 2786 Bottled By Johnson 243, G. Wallace 212, A. Bakos 212, Labelers lOiAi. 721 796 809—2326 Joe Spinsky 203-136, Chas. Kile 216, C. Schra­ j Bowl-Mor Recreation 41 31 2727 Coca-Cola (Plymouth) 40 32 2721 Rack Room MARVIN G. BERLIN der 204. Bentley 204, Caude Kazee 223, Bill Keg Dock AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Budny 208. Jimmie Smith 40 32 3113 73014 Blaine Ave. Ph. 4-9321 Scherman-Schaus No. 1 17 7 2438 Ward's Tip-Top Bakers 38 34 2820 Drivers Hargrave Paint Co. 15 9 2348 Rose Recreation 38 34 2832 Cellars ! BENDIX "B" LEAGUE Brew House Motor Service St Parts 14 10 2296 W L 3-GT Western Recreation 35 37 2694 Unger Body Shop 14 10 2486 Indiana Cafe ___ 35 37 2817 Canners We Get A Few 43 23 2727 Bottlers Gilt Auto Service 13 11 2306 165 P Bowlers 40 26 2692 Hoosier Beer 35 37 2788 Wolf Body Shop 13 11 2434 Verhovay Club 35 37 2838 Bottle House Center Laboratory 38 28 2668 Shippers WE wish our Bowling Ridge Co. No. 1 13 11 2356 Carb. Layout 37 29 2551 Champagne Velvet 32 40 2575 Romy Hammes Co. /.._ 13 11 2461 Aircraft Schedules 36 30 2850 Berghoff Beer 32 40 2782 Friends the best of Luck O'Chap Body Shop 12 12 2472 Air. Hut Suts '__ 35 31 266T Oak Ridge Dairy 31 41 :.850 Gates Chevrolet 12 12 2452 Brake Assembly 34 32 2724 Kewpee Hamburg 24 48 2818 and "Top" scores all season Newman & Altman 11 13 2361 Tool Room 34 32 2422 Shrine Club 22 50 2516 Feferman Motor Sales 11 13 2913 Service' Sales 33 33 2685 600 Scores . . Come in and see us Yeager Buick Sales 11 13 2406 Tool Engineering 33 33 2415 Herb Niemann 210-219 (612), Len Swinsick McAuley & Rogers 11 13 2387 33 2504 214-222 |«15), Steve Fabian 216-211 (816), Har­ WM. HAPfP j Dept. 13L Aircraft 33 ry Willett 254 (618), Abe Abraham :*07-2_7 sometime. Builders' Store 11 13 2548 50 Calibers 33 33 2503 INCORPU>R Ridge Co. No. 2 10 14 2459 34 2371 (648), Frank Wolf 221-246 (649), Joe Czigany 191 Inspection 32 200-209-224 (633), Hank Lucky 212-266 (658), Peterson Battery & Ign. 9 15 2428 McMichael- Service 32 34 2437 Yeager Buick Service 6 18 2239 35 2497 Hap Van De Waller 222-206 (603). Ted Mar­ The COMMODORE 600 Score—William Gish 247-217-210 (674). Die Cast 31 shitz 221-224 (612). I *_ Cub Aircraft 31 35 2516 200 Scores Tool Makers 28 38 2712 200 Scores BILLIARD PARLOR C. Kasa 202, L. McHenry 200, Phillips 223, Strike Specials 21 45 2596 Ernie Lott 206, Roy Phillips 205, Hugh Har­ All For S. Steinhoffer 206, Conners 210, White 214, 600" Score — Herbster 226-217 (612). rop 218, Steve (Wimpy) Zmyslo 230, Cas. Har­ 122 N. Michigan Phone 3-0094 Unger 209, Lain 223, L. Gearhart 215, E. Slay- macinski .215, Wiliard Faught 202, Geo. Tschi­ 200 Scores da 223, Rudy Koloszar 208, Russ (Rookie) Of Insuri frak 202, Schropp 222, Jensen 207, Daniels -221, M. Marzotto 201, R. Cealka 200, L. K. Alka C. Bedell 210. Bates 201, Frank Otolski 219, Al. Kemper 205, 201, C. Bartus 210, Wenzell 202-202, Hoppe Iah Dalley 203, Bob Marshall 211, Solzan 221, 212, Hronek 226, C. Schecker 206, E. Opaczew- y BALL-BAND FOREMEN CLUB Bert Dygulski 213, Hooten 212, E. Chrapek . ski 208, J. Machulis 211-203, R. Brugh 203, J. 223, John Sechowski 208, L. Master 205, R. 224 SHERLAND BLDG W L 3-GT Hartranft 214, B. Henry 202-205, D. Underly These Are The Reasons Why Folks Light Making 16 8 2450 Brothers 211, Frank Oduseh 202-200, George 204, C. Peck 204, K. Amerman 201, B. Lea 205, Brown 2C2, Frank Mich 212. "GO BACK TO HACK" Leather , 15 9 2425 C. Swinehart 283, W. Winenger 205. Odd Stock 15 9 2444 South Bend's Popular Super Service Hawkeyes 13 11 2546 BENDIX "C" LEAGUE BUILDERS' LEAGUE Controllers ____ 12 12 2210 W L 3-GT O'Brien Paint 47 25 2747 Clothing 11 13 2381 Blue Printers 40 26 2446 Interstate Glass & Paint 44 28 2897 PHILLIPS 66 Wool Dept. 11 13 2406 21B Tool Room 37 29 2500 G. E. Meyer & Son 43 29 2640 SOUTH BEND'S Engineers 10 14 2298 29 2568 Belleville Lumber Co. 43^ 29 2289 GAS - OILS - LUBRICATION Aircraft Shipping i 37 Packing 10 14 2347 Dept. 183 37 29 2723 i__J_Ri Newland Co. 42 30 1984 Fuel Cell 7 17 2779 29 2723 P. Schumacher __ Sons 41 31 272-8 KOSHER R< Expert Washing & Simonizing Aircraft Rookies 37 600 Score — L. Shearer 219-268 (633). Wire Twisters 35 31 2483 Indiana Lumber Co. 40 32 2724 LEE TIRES — PHILLIP BATTERIES 200 Scores 33 2568 Thos. L. Hickey 38 34 2632 John Felty 209, L. Bucy 209-201, E. Lexen- Black Body Five 33 So. 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Co. ___ 23 49 2628 SAMMY WEISI <«]|iiiiiiiiiiiciiii!iiiiiiii[-iiiiiiiiiiiic.iiiiiiiiiiiit-imiiiiiiiit:iiiiiiitiiiii.m>:< City National 39 30 1543 Army Inspectors 23 43 2592 200 Scores American Trust No. 2 36 33 1358 200 Scores Oscar Renz 216-217, Sharkey 200, Schlegel 421 S. Michigan St. Joe. No. 2 35 34 1521 J. Windsor 214, F. Lemler 210, J. Seanor 214-214, Schumaeher 203, R. Doust 220, L. Plrst Bank No. 1 35 34 1496 218, T. Putz 208, H. Zambell 201, E Poaczew- Brown 222, B. Schwaz 205, D. Morgan 236, L. I St. Joe. No. 3 32 37 1372 ski 203, C. Niedbalski 209, Dave E-Uri le 216, Andrichik 200, B. Turnock 203, Kurszynski McGann Securities 32 37 1475 M. Ball 213. 215. Merchants Nat. No. 2 31 38 1548 fruity American Trust No. 3 26 43 1419 BENDIX "D" LEAGUE COMMERCIAL "B" American Trust No. 1 19 50 1679 W L 3-GT No 200 scores. New Devices 40 26 2223 Hill's Snappy Service 50 BIGGEST Standards No. 1 40 26 2518 Levy-Ward Grocery 47 BELL TELEPHONE CO. LEAGUE Bendix Bombers 40 26 2417 City Ice Service 47 HAMBURG W L 3-G T Wire Cutters 38 28 2421 Taube Printing 43 A. T. & T. 43 32 3000 Standa-Us No. 2 38 28 2263 Spiro's Clothiers 43 IN TOWN Construction 41 34 2859 Dept. 120 35 31 2348 Mirror Press 42 Testing 41 34 3010 31 2354 Lennox Furnace 41 Dept. 182 35 Sailors Furniture 41 Try One! Take Home a Bagful. Plant Office 40 35 2807 Aircraft Dept. 27 35 31 2348 Central Office 36 39 2834 Finished Stores 35 31 2331 Conservative Life Ins. 39 Maintenance 35 40 3085 S3 2383 F. G. Hay Undertaker 34 _.trom_~frg W. O. T. 33 King's National Store 33 1 SODA'S & SUNDAE'S 15c Spiking 34 41 3022. Tool Design 33 33 '2361 j 327 N. MICHIGAN SOUTH BEND g Installation 30 45 4837 35 2213 Modern Engineering 31 Dept. lfil 31 Roach-Appleton __! 30 200 Scores Universal Joints 30 36 2209 iSiiiaiiiHiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiic}iiiiiiiiiiitt.iiiiiiifiiiit.iitiiiitiiiit]iiiiiimiiit»:« McMahon 202, Junker 212-201, Jones 216, Wonder Bar 28 : 38 2107 Co-Op Auto Parts 28 Kercheval 210, Edwards 203, Smith 222. 38 2072 U. S. Gypsum Co. 28 Carburetor Assembly 28 Western Auto Store _ 25 C. O. D.'s 26 40 2350 BENDIX AIRCRAFT NITE LEAGUE Strut Inspection 21 45 2334 Mossberg Printers _____ 24 W L 3-G T 45 2261 I. O. O. F. Lodge 22 Dept. 4JD6 21 600 Scores WOLFS BODY SHOP S. M. Owls 51 24 2896 < 200 Scores Hot Shots 48 27 2691 J. Hansen 209, W. Woodhurst 200-204. L. Steve Gang 203-227-237 (667), W. McClure Burr Missers 44 31 2868 Converse 202, John Goffeney 223, Bargielski 214-215-216 (645), B. Cohn 209-243 (632). Glubbers __ 43 32 2797 203, D. Eyman 215, Gerald Topping 213, Os­ 200 Scores TRUCK - AUTO BODY Dept. 170 42 33 2708 wald 200, A. Kovacsics 211, Swartzloff 217. C. Stegman 205, Ed. Soos 211, H. Snoke 207, Aircraft Dubs 41 34 2835 E. Hunter 200, S. Nemeth-223, Hutch 226, P. & FENDER BUMPING Pin Busters 38 37 2640 BENDIX MIDNITE GIRLS' LEAGUE Black Body Flashes 38 37 2654 3-GT .llllllllllllt.lllllllllllinfllllimtiiC.lill!l!ll!li[.IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII!lllllltC.I! PAINTING - WELDING W L Pollywogs 36 39 2710 Midnight Handicipers 12 9 1405 Blacksmithing of All Kinds Air Boxes 35 40 2566 Glamour Girls 12 9 1311 Five Aces ••=_ 35 40 2750 Hot Shots 11 10 1127 Strut No. 2 34 41 2710 Rolling Ramblers 11 10 915 Night Hawks —_ 34 41 2619 Bendix Subs 10 11 1133 Screw Machines ,_ 33 42 2387 First Aiders 7 14 1370 ! MINKOW'S F. J. WOLF & SON High Scores 328-334 SOUTH SCOTT ST. Betty'Torzewski 159-155, H. Lochmondy 151, Pauline Rusiecki 162-165, Doris Covell 165- Union Made Men's Wear Phone 4-8371 South Bend 150, Jane Cooper 150, Pat Herron 170, Deda Kinney 156, Tiny Phillips 152. I ALWAYS QUALITY MERCHANDISE § Reasonably Priced For BOWLING Folks is a BUM SCORE We Recommend POLKS DREWRYS "66" in BOWLING 312 So. Michigan Street | — BUT — •.IIC-llllllllll!i:)IMII!l!llllt.limillllllCIIIIIIillllilC3IIIIIIIIIIIICJIIIIIIII!lll[^ SOUTH BEND'S POPULAR PHILLIPS 66 TIRE SERVICE is 'TOPS" in Gasoline Tire Capping, Retreading EVERY SATURDA1 TRUCK LUBRICATION OUR FOR ALL BOWL P**. Vulcanizing. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES RECRE SPECIALTY. BEER HANDICAP 80% OF DIFFERENC1 POLK'S Tire Service DRLWRVS LIMITED U £ SOUTH BENT! INDIAN] BOCKOVER SERVICE AIR-CONDITIONED ALL YEAR /ROUND 420 W. Westeril Ave. Phone 3-0413 1902 S. MICHIGAN PH. 3-0466 20—ALLEYS WITHOUT A POST—20 WATI FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Eleven

the Blue Ribbon Business Leaders d an agreement to do everything* ir patrons with the very best service Beacon Beauty Salon (2) ___ 29 34 1538 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE Team No. 1 14 49 1609 W L 3-GT t promptly any claims from their High Scores Cards 44 28 2587 Opal Finnigan 141-184, Theresa Thompson Reds 40 32 2845 tisfactory merchandise or service; 14b, j_th_. Kdinenda 147-18.-163, Elian Rowe Dodgers _ 37 35 2781 i__-l__, Mae Cooper 164-154, Winnie Hume Giants 32 40 2807 hiness of the Blue Ribbon Business 160-142, Nettie Hodson 158-143-190, Cecelia Cubs 32 40 2699 Aoraham 166, Jean Holmgren 143, Molly Mi- Pirates 31 41 2646 a this basis of "Satisfaction Guar- cnae. _4_, laa Klatt 171, Betty Foreman 163- 200 Scores OLGA & BRADSHAW 166, Frances Claro 158, Sylvia Dausman 161- Byrne 204, Kristowski 204, Meunter 212, ronage. loa, Leola Reister 141, Ann Elli 161, Bernice Mallory 211, H. Schoch 212-200, R. Peterson Summers 150, Virginia Toth 183-180. 219, F. Rowe 206, Muckenfuss 218. POCAHONTAS COALS MASTIC ASPHALT LEAGUE SOUTH BEND HANDICAP LEAGUE Pay the Price for the Best Coal W L 3-G T Sonneborn's Sport 51 24 2463 Main Machine 49 26 2426 Inselbric 41 34 2620 and Let It Speak for Itself. \ivin Deranek 239, Kompar 200 Scores oaturaior 38 37 2441 Co-Op Auto _•_ 40v 35 2312 3, B. Rock 200, Julius Tael- Monty 235, Dick Aranowski 202, I. Rokop Corner Dept. 33 42 2468 I. O. O. F. No. 278 39 36 2516 lus 200, J. Kovacstcs 234, E. 210-223, Nieter 228, B. Dygulski 214. Office _ 30 45 2304 Firestone Tires 38 37 2526 100% C.I.O. Union rs 201. WS&t. 600 Score — J. Kozak 215-210 (603). 290 Scores Emp. Security .Div. 35 40 2451 FORUM CLUB Julius Wentland 225, Emery Kocsis 203. Sigrist Furniture _ 30 45 2217 GIRLS' LEAGUE W L 3-G T K. of P. 26 49 2558 CO-OPERATIVE COAL W -r L 3-G T Blackhawks 20 4 2861 600 Scores 1 29 I 10 2048 Hot Shots 15 7 2780 MERCHANTS "B" LEAGUE Neal Hans 233-231-200 (664), E, Walters 226 CO. 1 23 : 16 1849 Colonels 14 10 2786 W L 3-G T 1612). 735 N. Niles Ave. — Ph. 4-5557 -_ 20 . 19 1625 Jeeps 12 12 2692 Ball-Band 50 25 2642 200 Scores ?ary _ 18 j 21 1702 Scouts 10 14 2614 _-_li Telephone Co. 44 31 2636 A. Shoup 219, Stoler 204-220, M. Somers 230, 2 _. 15 24 1708 Pirates 10 14 2778 Berman's Sports Shop 43 32 2444 A. Troeger 203, E. Troeger 201, Varcoe 201- . 2 13 26 1738 Crusaders 8 16 2497 Brodbeck Trucking 42 33 2576 213, Sitttg 207, •Jo. 1 18 18 1512 Cubs - 7 17 2825 Anderson Service 41 34 2628 Ward Baking Co. 41 34 2990 Jo. 2 18 18 1714 200 Scores SOUTH BEND LATHE WORKS LEAGUE 500 Score; A. Schumacher 204, C. Eager 202, D. Eager C. A. Schrader Co. 40 35 2646 U. A. W. A. Local 590 38 37 2639 W L 3-G T s 175-134-222 (531). 202, T. Cool 215. Accessories _• 42 27 2588 BOWL 'EM OVER ligh Scores Max Adler . 38 37 2652 Motors 41 28 2705 Rosemary Vukovits 153. LADIES' "B" LEAGUE Sobenite Plastic 37 38 2362 Mar-Main Drugs 37 38 2618 Lathes 40 29 2771 With a 1, Olga Horvath 143-144, V. W L. 3-GT Maintenance 40 29 2759 orothy Radican 153, K. Van Hoosier Beer \ 54 21 2203 Schlitz Beer 36 39 2632 Edwards Iron Works 34 41 2665 Tool Room 36 33 2917 lerzakowski 139, J. Vander- Furnas Ice Cream 50 25 2195 Assembly 35 34 2817 "Burger in a Basket" inski 151-142, S. Gorka 146, Pepsi-Cola 49 26 1928 Anchor Oil Co. 34 41 2647 Swanson Service __' 32 43 2635 Orders 35 34 2872 A TASTY HAMBURGER ON A !. Barrett 151-145, Pat Lintz Ellison Insurance Agency 46 29 2050 Heads 35 34 2654 tarrett 145. South Bend Bait Co. 43 32 1871 Five Star A. C. — 32 43 2384 TOASTED BUN Emmco Ins. Co. __. 31 44 2740 Turrets 35 34 2835 Hay's Lettering Co. _._ 43 32 2111 Aprons •_ 34 35 2654 Matt Lee Insurance Co. 42 33 1983 Pruehauf Trailers 26 49 2477 ''S BEER LEAGUE 600 Scores Engineers 34 35 2897 Smothered With French Fries W L Sweeny's Shamrock 42 33 1969 Gear Cutters 34 35 2690 Asso. Investment Co. 35 40 1916 Arbie Ernhart 215) (600), Joe Wieger 213-212 And Surpassed By None! 51 21 (604). Planers - 34 35 2843 45 27 Wash. Beauty Shop 34 41 1940 Stores 33 36 2881 Lathe Works A. A. 34 41 2041 200 Scores 40 32 Dausman 203, Kercheval 218, Edwards 208, Inspection 31 38 2643 Kewpee Hotel Hamburg 40 32 Team No. 18 34 41 1948 Painters __ 31 38 2697 Paris Dry Cleaners 33 42 1988 J. Vedder 201, E. McCay 205-200, R. Cook 200, 328 N. Michigan St Phone 3-0405 34 38 D. Baker 222, D. Morgan 212, Fritz Miller 211. Sales 28 41 2577 36 36 Emmco Insurance Co. 31 44 1828 Production 24 45 2828 Team No. 17 31 44 2068 Herb Foster 221, Otto Van Derkooy 205-224, :__ 35 37 H. Fink 207, C. Botich 214, N. Malott 203, W. 600 Scores _ 32 40 Rose Construction Co. 30 45 1952 A. Crum 214-214 (600), A. Kotz 202-211 (611), The Light Co. 29 46 1820 Wenzel 214, Jack Carr 221, Ted Marshitz 201, iter 25 45 W. nans 2i6, E. Boettcher 213, Johnson 201, V. Swisher 216 (600). 24 48 Sigrist Furniture Co. 15 60 1842 T. Heron 203, C. Hoose 221, H. Hemig 206. 200 Scores 500 Scores E. Burkhart 208, S. Benko 202, C. McHugh 500 Score — Henri Hazinski 200 (511). 209, F. O/Bleni* 200, C. Nemeth 221, A. Gra­ BEST o'LUCK! Other High Scores MICHIANA HANDICAP LEAGUE W L 3-G T bowsky 203, D. Zellers 207, A. Molnar 246, Rose David 174, Mary Welch 175, Erma Henrich 206, A. Buck 221. To ALL the BOYS .tnd GIRLS Hess 159, Wilma Smith 183, M. Henderson 177- Y. M. M. C. 44 31 2586 Reco Sports Shop 42 33 2335 in ALL the Leagues 172, Dorothy Wenrick 153, Glen Warner 169, THEATRE LEAGUE Henri Pajakowski 179, Eldonna Smith 180-167, Armour & Co. 42 33 2594 APj? & SONS C. D. Hoyt Co. 39 36 2779 W L 3-G T E. McCombs 162-180, Gene Sechowski 157, Granada _ _ 9 3 2246 MAY THE BEST R P ii R A TED Jean Deranek 161, Dolly Williams 169, Vera Gas Co. No. 1 36 39 2506 George 151, Virginia Topping 156, Wilma St. Stephen's Ushers 35 40 2465 Colfax 9 3 2266 TEAMS WIN Props 165, Dorothy Weiss 188, Grace Kellogg Gas Co. No. 2 33 42 2370 Palace 5 7 1825 157-153, Viola Hezler 158, Edith Harrison 138. Johnny's Bar 30 45 2346 State 1 11 1750 Pi 200 Scores Lillian Marquardt 206, Helen Ruppert 174, M. 200 Scores from Your Friends at the McGuire 153-167, Mardelle Shirk 167-169, Ivis J. Kozlowski 204, S. Bargielski 201, A. Sob- J. Kline 201, Paul Divine* 206, W. Swan 206. 11 Forms Hart 150, Frances Hinkle 179, Ida Knepp 181- czak 204, E. Nickels 223, Hanley 200, Peterson 168, Marie Bebout 156, Letha Woodhurst 182, 205, Bullock 216. Kompar 207, R. Pince 205. TRANSPORTATION CLUB South Bend Lathe Wks. Martha Smoker 156, Alice Marshall 152, Mary W L 3-GT Insurance Stape 179, Nemeth 182, L. Cully 155. MOOSE LEAGUE (Men) Exporters 18 6 2865 SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Smoketeria 44 28 2449 Shippers 17 7 2744 LADIES' CLASSIC LEAGUE Cyr's Barber Shop 43 29 2685 Transporters 16 8 2669 Concrete Products 42 30 2575 Truckers 13 11 2390 D BLDG. PH. 3-2185 W L 3-GT Drewry's, Ltd. - 47 28 2366 Nyikos Restaurant _ _ 41 31 2598 Aviators — 12 12 2822 Gerber Mfg. Co. ._ 44 31 2255 Turner's Sport Shop 39 33 2601 Importers 12 12 2745 Fuzy Beauty Salon .. 44 31 2413 Widener's Shoes 38 34 2618 Navigators 10 14 2623 Don's Fiesta ; 43 32 2373 Peter Eckrich & Sons 37 35 2666 Railroaders 10 14 2542 Bowling Boosters National Milk _ ... _. . 42 33 2342 Michiana Body Shop 33 39 2862 Service 9 15 2646 E. R. Newland Co. ___ . 42 33 2961 Schlitz Beer 33 39 2698 Forwarders 6 18 2587 Verhovay No. 132 ._ 40 35 2246 Martin & Orvis 32 30 2628 200 Scores For 56 Years END'S POPULAR Jefferson Cafe 31 41 2861 Roy Phelps 210-201, Varcoe 235. Beatty 200. H. D. Lee Merc. Co. _ - 30 36 2081 Michiana Cleaners 31 41 2734 Fred Ingersoll 209, Joe Talarico 200, Wiliard Hoosier Beer __ 3flf 36 2260 Roach-Appleton 31 41 2665 Harmon 235, L. L. Hall 216, W. Bush 201. ER Restaurant Toasty Sandwich Shop . ._ 38 37 2098 Stroh's Beer 29 43 2439 Curly Top Beauty Shop . 36 39 2175 200 Scores PELTZ KAUFER Hickey Funeral Home . 36 39 2370 Kirsh 210, C. Fults 201, Guzicki 212, Wutske PAPER COMPANY JS DELICATESSEN Ball-Band Girls - 35 40 2242 203, Van Kosky 217, Bohm 225, L. J. Quinlan id BAKED GOODS Bowl-Mor Rec. - 33 42 2100 200, H. Herzig 223. Wholesale Distributors Walt's Drug Store . ._ 33 42 2247 Royal Crown Cola __ - 31 44 2148 Calvert Club :ive Star No. 48 Store ! MOOSE LEAGUE (Women) QUALITY PAPERWARE ~M_ller's Hi Life __ — . 30 45 2333 The Scotts 37 35 2090 and SUPPLIES Since 1885 King's National Store _ - 24 51 2217 Grand Leader 37 35 2043 CALVERT CLUB LADIES' LEAGUE KOSHER Restau­ 600 Score Worth's 37 35 2190 W L 3-G T rant and Battery Peg Peltty 253- .65- .82 (600). Turner's Sport Shop 34 38 2069 Kamm's Beer 14 7 2042 Phone 3-1117 S 500 Scores South Side Electric 13 8 20__ Eleanor Norris 212-164 174 (550), Ethel Van- High Scores IY WEISS, Prop. dePutte 179-196 (520), Jo. McColley 190-172 L. Wright 142 141, M. Bates 152-174, B. Davis So. Bend Bottling 13 8 1906 148. A. Damjanac 143-144, Marge Cool 140, Drewry's Beer 10 11 1946 in Phone 3-0369 (520), Eva Huston 183-167-170 (520), Clarice •-iiiiiiiiiiiic:iii!i:iiiiii[jiiiii!iiiiii[_iiiiiiiiini[.iiii!iiii!ii:3iiiiiniiiiit.iM4< Reed 164-209 (504), Marie Clemans 189-163-172 Alyce Cool 177, H. Witz 141-144, R. Goss 171, Hoosier Beer 8 13 1684 (524), Cora Betz 173-184 (509), Marie Stans­ G. Warner 153, H. Pajakowski 141-146. City Dairy _• 5 16 1791 bury 178-188 (500), Hilda Tatman 165-185 *»'*. 500 Score (505), Peg Nemeth 175-169-162 (506). M. R. FALCONETTE LEAGUE Margaret Phillips 172-176-158 (506). Other High Scores . W L 3-G T High Scores I OTARION Frances Kovach 182-167, Etta Staples 183- Necks 51 24 2002 Becky Klowetter 130-182-135, Irene Horvath 173, Betty Kettles 180, Lillian Parker 177, Lu­ Claws 43 32 2099 157-147, Rose Willing 143, Tillie Arch 134, Ann | THE NEW and BETTER AID Beaks 43 32 1771 Gray 146-133, Julia Horvath 156-143, Margaret Q'Q's - - - cille DeClark 197, H. Reis 163, Marie Heiner Solzan 135-134, Ann Strantz 131, Katie Molnar FOR THE HARD OF 189, S. Gerard 175, J. Dannhorn 175, Flo Tails 32 43 1999 HEARING Marchbank 182-168, Mary Taylor 188, Mildred Wings 30 45 2085 142-143, Anne Paul 145-141-136, Ann Gluchow­ Ryan 166, Ruth Shirk 167-172, Irene Sibrel Eyes 26 49 1983 ski 144, Helen Schmanske 132, Helen Lanko 3 Small, light and easily concealed, spe- = ;HAMROCK 180, Jo. Lasky 179, Lee Lively 167, Marie 500 Score 132, Ethel Kovach 137-131, Theresa Thompson = dally designed construction 'gives it a = Slurry 185, Emma Doutel 169-161-160, L. Jennie Brodzinski 188-186 (515). 164-143-140, Mary Jane Piechowiak 166-159. 3 new range of sound and a clearer • • in and refresh yourself Schuler 186-165, Betty Nimroth 170, Wilma Other High Scores 5 tone. Accepted by American Medical = .end's Newest Cocktail Kehrer 170, Esther Hannon 162, Ruby Grant C. Dembkiewicz 166, Hodosi 174, Clara SOUTH SIDE MERCHANTS LEAGUE = Association. Demonstration in your 3 Ridenour 152-148, Kate Tomaszewski 145, f§ home or our office. Lounge. 168, Mary Mezzei 162, T. Toth 187, M. Vaghy W L 3-G T 164, Rose Freshley 178-164, Elizabeth Mann Alice Borowski 147, Ann Stroyna 143-187, Calvert Rod & Gun 15 6 2611 168, Betty Fitzgerald 178, Margaret McCurtin Helen Tomaszewski 143-164, Alice Dobski 159, M. A. Zahoran 14 7 2756 S - WINES - BEER Irene Marshall 148-143-161, Gene Sechowski Hoosier Beer 13 8 2669 | OTARION OF SO. BEND 1 169, Jo. Drain 190, Jean Duck 177, Ida Lebo = 610 TOWER BLDG. — PH. 4-6121 i XED DRINKS 163-171, Milly Ourebeck 166-183, Mae Cooper 155-12-159, Lucille Jerzakowski 180-183, Jo. Kamm's Beer 12 9 2454 162, Emma Ferdinand 164-195, Doris Marsh Kromkowski 144, Evelyn Klaybor 147, Joan Coca-Cola 11 10 2645 South Bend, Indiana __9-_78-ll6, Dorothy Williams 196, Frances Sechowski 178, Eleanor Rzepka 160-148, Nellie Drewry's Beer 8 13 2534 r Beautiful Moderne Bar Trzaskowski 152-199-183. $!IOIIIIIIIMI--IIIIWIIIII_.miHIIWI_.IHmiimi.}l!IMWIIII-_!IHIIHMII_& 1 Taylor 169, Alice Klaiber 176, G. Zimmerman Lentsch Bakery 7 14 25H N ST. SOUTH BEN ! 185, Helen Annis 181. Calvert Club . 4 17 2476 O'BRIEN VARNISH CO. LEAGUE 600 Score — J. Paul 221-203 (603). : 2 W L 3-G T JUST ARRIVED Charga Plates 40 29 2171 J. Horvath .. 151 150 229—530 SING, REYNOLDS, YORK H. PEDLER Capehart 39 30 2211 S. Nemeth 178 146 178—502 and REGENT MAKES 117 cu. ft. Refrigerator K> Klowetter 155 146 190— 491 Lazy Bones 37 32 2313 Our WOODWIND Instruments Welsbrooks 34 35 2168 TOTAL 861 830 978—2669 Coca-Cola (2,045) Well Known PEDLER & PRUBFER and up Remember Wishmakers 30 39 2518 Full Line of Aeeordions and Drums $149.95 Arrows 27 42 1991 J. Fisher M4 197 142— 503 200 Scores — P. Mclntee 200. E. Berzai \ 183 133 168— 484 nimum Down Payment I Yon Can Get It At The J. Salmos — 151 146 160— 457 GENERAL ARTS DISTRIBUTING i to 18 Months to Pay R. Miller —_— 153 131 133— 417 ST. JOSEPH HOLY NAME LEAGUE CORPORATION DEPARTMENT STORE Bingoes 43 27 2129 J. Balogh ___L 184 223 155— 562 Cokes 41 28 2473 HANDICAP 74 74 74— 222 214 W. Wayne — Phone 3-48.0, Friday Nites 39 30 2205 TOTAL ___ 909 904 832—2645 IF IT'S FOR Treasure Chest , 38 31 2525 HOME - STORE - FACTORY | St. Joe School 36 33 2285 _?ree Bucks 35 34 2254 Mortgage Lifters I 34 35 2444 GET OFF TO A Four Corners 30 39 2106 ^^^^-^^^^—BOWLERS- ! GOOD START ONE and ONLY PPL I AN. Ef j BUILDERS STORE, Inc. | Full Houses 29 40 2107 this Season. Start Using This HANDY AV-,| -A-M.---2.2 Hill Streeters 21 48 2145 | 216 East Jefferson — Phone 4-2153 | 200 Scores DOWNTOWN GULF SERVICE CO-OPERATIVE J. Guentert 211, L. Fiffe 207, Joe Shafer 218, J. Brylewskt 234, C. McHugh 221. Gasoline — Oils — Lubrication AUTO PARTS SALES 31 ^ittuiii>itiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic-iiiiiiimii..iiiiiiiiiiii[0 Firestone Tires and Tubes j 1510 to 1514 rURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2;30 P. M. REMEMBER WEST WASHINGTON You Go Farther On Gulf Gas ' ,L BOWLERS ROLLING IN WATERS $£ Block East of Circle Ave. .Gulf Service Goes Farther With You RECREATION LEAGUES. Guarantee______d Fre_ e List $10.00, $3.00 $2.00 FERENCE BETWEEN BOWLER'S AVERAGE AND 190. DOWNTOWN GULF NEW and USED PARTS For All Makes Cars and Trucks 922 SOUTH MAIN STREET SUPER SERVICE STATION TELEPHONE 3-0882 OPEN Sunday* We Install ITERS RECREATION 203 S. Lafayette Blvd.—Ph. 3-0046 9-12 PHONE 3-8535 GLASS Page Twelve THE MIRROR

Gilbert's Clothiers __ 3T 38 2548 STUDEBAKER MIXED LEAGUE Barnes Electric ___•_____., & 40 2548 W Er 3-GT International Harvester 34 41 2424 Wheel* __, _ , fS> 9 2415 Corner Cat* ~_ 33 42 2477 Piston* _• __ UP 9 2488 Empire Bo>f Co. 31 4* .» 2*11 H.H- Holders Vf 9 2820 River Cafe * 30 48T 2384 Champltfor 14 IF 2463 MATCH GAMES Triangle Tool & Die 30 45 2617 Bumpera- 13 11 2431 MATCH GAMES U-Need Candy Co. of the Commercial '.A" j Weisberger Bros. 17 58 2466 Brakes ____—__ 12 12 2_» Tn four games With the Englewood Lodge League behind Herb LaRue's 248 (609) and j Lightner-Welch _ 11 64 2281 Radiatofsr 11 13 2425 of Chicago; f_fe South Berfd Aerie came out despite Joe Bogol's 138 (445) scored an easy 600 Score — R. Leffel 238 (601). Spark Plugs 9 18 2488 victorious in three-and had a 619 pin. advan­ Win over I. A. Miller Pontiac of Nappanee in 1 208 Scores Parts 9 15 2518 tage id' fhe grand total after the smoke c_£ a- special match Sunday afternoon. For the | Art Wilson 213, W. Wenzel 204-211, Noah overdrives 7 17 2527 battle had- cleared aWay last Saturday night visitors G. Doering had 212 (542) which; was Malott 205, John Mazall 208, C. Smith 202, _00 Scores (Men) in the local clubrooms. Chasar's Service W_W; completely nullified- by G. Truex's 388. George Rozow 217, C. Botich 235, E. McClure C. Matthys 202, F. Mazall' 231, F. Coussens the one local unit which did not succeed _n 201', B. Acton 200, C. Kish 205, C. Goralcayk 208. clipping its opponent, losing a _2-pin decision In another match on adjoining alleys 500 Scores (Women) O'Brien Varnish Co. slaughtered wilt Mfg. j 203, Robert Cook" 210, R. Merz 210, W. Hosier tO'the Five Eagles. L. McHenry of .he South 210, A. Hosinski 200. K. Mazsll' 165-183 (90S), E. McCombs 187- Bend Eagle Five copped the three game total Co. of Syracuse} Bid. For the brush wield--1 167 (502). award with 559 but the individual single ex s Pete Tatman was tops With' 590 and Pete i Other High Scores (Women) game award-Went to Walter Bush of _he Chi­ Rice bottoms with 118 (465). High individual INDIANA & MICHIGAN LEAGUE B. Redovich 176-166, I. Smith 178, Irma cago" Loyal American who Spilled 232 in the game honors went to A. Zallas who posted W L 3-GT G_#_*ode_l 175, B.' Broek-Velf 'TnX Marie Coker opener. We'll gamble Marty Finn didrrT Sen* 2J5 in the opener. Buchanan 48 29 2875 162;. Peg Felty 164, Frances Taylor 182, Bee many people about his 77-110-111 (298) after The complete box scores-' fbll_w. Hot Pointers 42- 30 2834 Dillbn 160. he got back to the Windy City. It captured U-Need Candy Co. (South Bend) Engineers 48 32 2763 the boobie prize by a wide margin. J. Konya ____ 182 136 135— 453 Stores 40 32 2815 STUDEBAKER S. A. A. LEAGUE • 'Following are the complete box scores of H. Replogle 169 160 196— 525 Plant Records 39 33 Absent W L 3-G T all four matches: C Knepp ,,.,.,• 168 205 173— 546 Elecs 38 34 2801 Pin Poppers 44 22 2600 Loyal' Americans (2,034) •Ji Bogol 139 149 157—445 Mechanics ____„___ 35 37 2704 Spring atop _.___ 41 28 2560 Marty Quinn ______77 110 112— 298 H. LaRue 179 182 248— 609 j Production 33 39 26lf SpotlitCs .lu,, t. ._ 38 28 2613 Jim Murphy 135 120 173— 428 TOTAL 837 832 909-^.578 Accounting 32 40 2757 290 Champs 38 28 2650 J.. Ewards ___ 81 12fr 120*- 5KS- Ranges 31 41 2151 I. A. Miller Pontiac (Nappanee) Motb. Design 37 29 2638 Walter J. Bush 232 135 157— 524 Substation * 30 42 2650 PltHftt Eight 37 29 2620 John Prychocki 153 193 109^- _36 X. Myers - 14* 188 172— 481 | Rockets ___ 29 43 2844 G. Truex _ _ 142 121 125— 388 Press __6om 36 30 2452 TOTAL 678 688 870—2034 W. Brown 108 18* WO— 4W- 600 Score A__*mb.Cri. . 35 31 2648 So. Bend Eagles Five (2_1*8) O, Doering 212 136 194—8W Russ (Rookie) Bates 228-23_t-160 (628). Misfits 34' 32 2486 A. Leslie _—_ 144 US. 192— 528 R. Sechrist 185" 111-" 198--'525 200 Scores CdmmanderS" _5f 33 2718 H. Dombrowski l«2 180 189^- 581 TOTAL 774 714 865-«3_3 Experimental 33' 38" 2564 L. McHenry _ 195 191 153— 539 . L. Schuster 200, Joe (Wonder Ball) Bogol Dipt. 308 31 35 2331 F. Sauers _5g 145 228J- 531 210-143, West 200, Andrews 288. Body Shop 31 35 2587 C. BedeH ftjl 178 147—470 Wilt Mfg. Co. (Syracuse, Ind.) T Body Engineering 38* 3£ 2492 TOTAL 804 888 909—2599 Hentzell 142 142 122— 406 INDUSTEDEC *__F ' LMGWE Dept. 537 29 37; 2662 ' Sharp - 212 171 156-~ 538 W L 3-€PF Ad. Building -__ 29 37 2378 Englewood 786*- (2,387) Meredith 147 158 136^ 439 West Town" ClOtKlers 54 21 2354 Skyway*" - 28 38 2508 B- Moran 149 139 151— .138 Clayton ,__-_.___._»_>. 123 167 142— €82 Ballantine's Ale 45 30 2553 Df* Shdd 28 40 2526 H. Olander 100 200 154— 454 Burson 172-166 136**-45P* Kamm's Beer r 4* 31" 2529 Power Hbuse ' 26 40 2423 A. Mauge 134 180 19_-i- g& TOTAL __-__. — 796 802 692—2280 Charlie**" _Serv_ce 44* 31 2475 Research Z4 & 2374 O. HanWa i|S igg igo— 511 O'Brien Varnish Co. (South Bend) Plant No. 1 _.__ 43 32 25S7 600 Score — Ed. DeVreese 211-28* (688^ J. Bray __ 176 146 1_8*- -$& P. Tatman ,. 227 159 213--- 598 O'Chap Body Shop 39 _*•' 2584 200 Scores TOTAL .____«____ 092 863 832—2387 C. Wayt 150 195 170— 81* McAuley & Rogers 38 37 2494 X. Gr*er 209,' ttewtftati" tit, Clarence Wtiit1- So. Bend Mercury Motorways (2,455) A. Zallas ._-____,___- 335 185 153— 5*3 Red Rook COla 37 38 2328 acre 2W, "Torn Pallatin 21*1 E. Wesol 202, O. Holmes ___ 17£ igg i83__ 511 O. Renz ». ___.___._ 171 '. 155 190— 516 Bench Hands 37 38 2434 Muckenfuss 20T»- \%. Boggs 207, E. Norris 204, A. Hoetfel ______112 igg 143—433 P. Rice 148 199 118— 465 Ur_p_r's Body Shop 33 40 241T S. Gapski 238, Alderter 220-203, Schott 203. C. Detfceeuw- * 148 110 162—487 TOTAL ____• .,__ 981 873 844—2648 Die Makers' 29 45 2337 R. Phelps ______, ff2 140 l_fcU_- 507 H. D. Lee 27 43 2771 B. Hoffman -__ 109 192 !•&__. Ketchum & Whltt 29 48 2345 STUDEBAKER .1 A> A. PROD^N LEAGUE 517 BENDIX HOME APPL'CE LEAGUE (Men) Hass Millwork 26 49 2462 W L 3M_FT TOTAL 784 832 839—3455 W L 34&% Truck Cabs- —_ 45 27 2350 Utilities 33 15 2478 200 Scores DrivirAway 45 27 2646 5 Eagles (2,343) ' Welders 38' IB 2432 Goede 213, Dawson 214, L. Wolfe 208, F. Presidents 43 29 2513 & !£*__? 149r 'I® 137— 459 Materials ____ 38 18 2493 Miller 204, Clarence Mesier 21%. Joe Woodka Plant __i^__r Cl-fen* — 41 31 2474 W. Turner _ i$4 171 171— 506 Engineers 38 18 2306 221. Motor Assembly 40 32 2485 KWood ______147 147 J55i-%49 Local No. 9> ______._.______30 18 2418 Wolf ®_tters No. 1 __. 40 32 2676 Spike Cory __.__• 140 100 565— 465 Traffic _• 29 19 2152 LADIES' "B" LEAGUE Wolf Cutter* No,-2- 39 33 2523 •Sew?, Frea*' — 182 137 (14S__- 9H Assemblers 26 22 2015 Sonneborn Sports Shop _'___ IB 6 2040 260 Champ* ._._-__- 3JP1; 34 273* H TOTAL __._ _^___ __ 782 788 793^2343' Advertising — 24 24 2330 George's- "9$' Service 13 8 1664 Die Shop - 37 35 2452 Chasar's Service (2,2511, Research 23 25 2188 D. & R. Market* ___~__^__»_»_ 13* 8 2168 290 Skyways 34 38 2554 Er Tickinge 164 128 180— 470 Stores ______21 27 2150 Suabedissen-Wittner Dairy _ 12 9 1955 TH* Ninety ____. 34 38 2776 Lemon ___ igo 162 97— 389 Inspection 17 31 2407 Caparell's Cafe 12 9 2159 Dept. 158 - — 3$ 39 2418 Heiner iZ9 187 115— 428 32 Waters Recreation 11 10 2034 Cabinets- ______16 2279 Trimmers , 39 • 39' 2589 Belt _____ «|i j**/ ltt^ 475 Service 13 35 2556 Gill's United Motors ___ 11 1& 1892 FlV* BrOtha.'S 32- 40 2459 Cradles 12 36 2256 Jefferson Gardens __•__*_____»_-14 10 1939 298' Fitters 38 40 2475 TOTAL 780 755 710---2251 200 Scores; Radio Mart 11 W 1758 Crankshafts- _-, 31 41 2493 Chas. Martindale Ins. 11 10 1975 " C. Sinkiewicz 209, Nemeth 207, F. Soos 148 202, Harry Priebi 208, Pilarski 213. Old Reliable Coal 8c Ice 9 12 1907 213, Matt, Butch'aBfc, S. Pinterlca 282J Hi Klair i°^°S' *" 211—532 A. F. Smith Radio Shop 8 13 1851 Xftre 210, Paul Johnson 222, E. Soos 282. A. Mitchell 119- us lg9__. 430 Dixie Grove 6 15 1817 Rozewicz 2*8; Jin* Bo.ew.ff 211, J. Szigeti 203, 15& 21 BENDIX MIDNIGHT LEAGUE (Tuesday) Adeline Beauty Shop 6 15 1796 F, Reiner 205, E. Schroeder'214, G. Troutmati £™*T *»' I** - 517 3-G.T w L High Scores 24f> Art" Ziebarth 210-208, Jolin QUimby 220, TOTAL 699 793 832—2324 Bottlenecks 18 6 2840 C Matthys 222. Thilman Bros. (2,402) BtXIT" __UG__t_TS 17 7 2562 Ruth Michels 154, H. Snyder 164-154, Martha Borowitz 158, Barbara Kenna 167, Lois More­ Joe Lupsr 135 !90 13___. 46o Co-operative Coals 16 8 2897 Ray Brothers 107 156 196— 519 8 2463 house 175-152, Cecilia Abraham 151V Pauline TRUCHERS' LEAGUE Pin ICnockers 16 Tars 150, Dorothy Bell 162, Rose Gerber 164, Bet) Callaway 192 167 H3-* 50* Dept. 107 15 9 2632 W L 3-G-T Al. Schrader m 132 168— 411 11 2556 June Straszewski 159, J. Underwood 177, Platers 13 Marty Coins 158, Ruth Felder 154-155, Vera Clemans 16 5 2050 £?rL]VfoGrlff 108 399 158— g_# Heat Treaters ___._ 13 11 2600 Shemet 152, Eleanor Dixon 173, Jean Deranek Hayes 15 6 2504 TOTAL 757 045 800—2402 Nite Hawks 12 12 2382 161, DoBy Williams 151-161, M. Cheney 167, Jim's 1__Ver_i Iff' 6 2327 Sub Assembly 12 12 2492 R. Greening 152, H. Kundek 188, Grace Fro- Mills - - 14 7 2140 EAGLE CITY "A" LEAGUE 1st Placers 12 12 2470 bish 195, Gilda Meiser 150-172, Jane Reis 157- F.* St S. Transit 12 9 2627 ______.___3___; f L 3iGT Dept. 131 12 12 2584 157-174, Irene Kuzmicz 156, Dorothy Kruszew- Mercury 11 10 2679 Karall's Cafe 16 8 2457' Lucky Five ——-— 1£ 13 2501 ski'188. Commercial No. 1 9 12 2033 Gafill OH Co. 13 11 2576 Airport Boys 10 14 2432 Commercial No. 2 9 12 2542 Champagne Velvet 13. n 2677 14 2693 Stisy "B" GrOUp 10 Motor Bxpress 9 12 2677 Polar deal 12 12 2609 Interceptors 9 15 2411 LADIES' MAJOR LEAGUE Grummeli & Sons -. 7 14 2392 ft & B. Hoosier Beer 12 12 2512 Hut Sut 8 16 2212 W L 3-GT 200 Score — O. W. Holmes 200. Drewrys- Beer n 13 2700 Receiving Inspection 8 16 2516 Drewry's Beer __16 8 2305 A. F. Sfehith Co. 11 13 2423 170 Aces 4 20 2382 Hoosier Bee* — 1 16 8 2176 WHITCOMB & KELLER LEAGUE Berghoff- Beer 8 16 2379 TSR* 200 SCORES. O'Brien Varnish 13 11 2353 W L 3-CrT 200 Scores Mahowald's 13 11 2271 Salesmen 40 32 2606 E. Boetteher 216, E. T_chida 220, Julius De Kamm's Beer _ 12 12 2232 Mortgages 40 32 2615 Rose 200, Mike DeBlase 233, Ernil Welcome BENDIX NITE LEAGUE (Friday) Neff, Hass & Bullard 12 12 2228 W L 3-G T Construction 38 33' 2529 218, Bob Th.mpson 203, Joe Reedy 215, Frank Waters Rec. 10 14 2174 Insurance 38 36 2649 Otolski 203, Johnny Leusch 207, W. Fansler Woodpeckers 18 6 2680 Berghoff BCCr 10 14 2t__r Mainterla-ice 31 41 2523 Uptown Club 17 7 2609 Pabst __fue Ribbon 9 15 2154 Accounting 30 42 2743 EAGLE "B" LEAGUE Airliners 16 8 2619 Dr. Pepper 9 15 2088 200 Score — J. Kovacs 203, 170 Aces '6 8 2573 500 Scores 1 181 13 Pilots ^__.______— If 9 2423 WILSON A. C. W. A. LBA_*-f_! S?" ^ - .!£**• 8 "*28S® Dive Bombers Is. 11 2592 Jo. MfcColley 231-184 (533), Marie Stansbury So. Bend Floral 13 g 2705 162-171-169 (562), MHdred Higgins 175-177-166 W L 3-GT Bug Fighters? ____— 1* 12 2520 Fire- Bail's 45 28 1961 Frank's Specials 13' 3 2924 Pushovers 12 12 2527 Other High Scores MaiOlS^f 44 28 1650 Kamm's Beer n 10 2591 Breezers 12 12 2540 P. Jay's 40 32 1674 Mercury Motors la 8 2680 Burr Knockers 12 12 2587 Jo. Drain 188V' Jean Duck 160-172, Hilda Tat­ Hoosier Beer 9 12 0748 Trailers 12 12 2345 man 168, Emma Wiley 177, Rose Sell 179, W-lmer's 38 34 1858 Otto's Tavern 7 14 2651 Spit Fires' 11 13 2654 Gene Rightley 176, Millie Ourebeck 180, Gen­ Qtttnt'S 38- 38 1686 Miller's Beer 6 15' 2511 •Transportation _- 11 13 2707 eva Brown 182, Henri Hazinski 179-175,* Es­ Small Fry's ,/33 38 1816 600 Scores 141 Grinders (ser. machine)— 10 14 2538 ther Marohn 160, Helen Smith 166, Helen LUCky 5'S - 28 43 1853 Roy Kiejtes 244-224 (850), B. Bauwans 268- Maplesmashers !_ 10 14 2576 Barnes 177-160, Ann Podelwitz 168, Jo. Zgod- Bomber's 25 47 1811 203 (637), Bob Callaway 231-235 (_2_). zinski 171, Lelah Shambleau 177-172, Edith High Scores Aircraft' Repair 10 14 2625 E. Lanchsweerdt 146, B. Lanchsweerdj 154} 288 Scores Hot Shots _„-_—- 9 15 252* Achenbach 170, Grace Brown 175, Frances JK Nelund 20_, J. Squint _St0,-J_m Bamber Brown 175, Edith' Smith 211-163, Esther Bevil Loretta Wegner 151, Mamie DwOrecki 146.-P. Platers < 9 15 2636 Kromkowskt 1_*-147, Anne Bali. 149, Mary 2-1, Carl McGrlff 201i L. McComb• 21a. Pep­ Repairmen 8 16 2519 188-170-188, Rose Freshley 165, Barbara Soren­ pers 214208, John Quimby ___.!, Cecu Smith son 169. AUll OlafT" 156-145, fithel Ramenda 144»_aty Minkow's -—- 7 17 2557 Stephanie Ramenda 161, _BVelyn Zakrzewski 600 Scores - M8-_45v Fairy Forrester 153, Vfemey Henney K. Kelly 212-218 (604), Art Garden 232 (600). LADIES' MATINEE LEAGUE 145, F. Egyhazi 146. EAGLE CITY LEAGUE Riverside Popcorn 45 21 1591 W L ^J—C *T" 208 Scores GHbro's 40 26 1497 WILSON BROTHERS LEAGUE Wolf's Body Shop 1 17 4 2836 Joe _*y_kos 203-208, Wkttesell 206, J. Taylor Co-Operative Mkt. 36 30 1589 Berghoff Beer 12 9 2755 213, Walters 241. A. Tschida 205. Tip-Top Cleaners 31 35 1499 W L 3*CkT Dorsett Radio 12 9 2839 SuperiofT Coal 24 42 1620 Grippers 17 4 2704 Forest G. Hay Undertaker.— 10 11 2817- COMMERCIAL "A" LEAGUE Gsttti-tz .— 22 44 1480 Neckwear 15 6 381? Main Geal Co. 10 11 2799 Shorts 14 7 2605 W L 3-GT High Scores Fehsinger Idsurance Co. ____ 9 12 2691 Underwear 12 9 2385 Smitty's Hamburger 7 14 2884 Roach-Appleton No. 2 28 8 2792 Hattie Ciemiiafc' 151, Grace Kellogg 162-145, SportW«r 10 11 2368 Kay's _Sve__r _,—_ • 19 11 2633 Fran Britt 167, E. Bowers 142-140, R. Seward Old Crown Ale 7 14 2728 Faultles* 9 Hf 2453 600 Scoret — A. Labodar 259 (639). Roach-Appleton No. 1 17 13 2750 148. Ruth Pelder 156-178-162 (486), Esther Buffers - 8 13 2489 Drewry* Beer 17 13 2784 Anda 155, Mable Ritenberg 148, M. Kolar 155, r 200 Scores Skipper_ 8 13 2506 W. Heiser 212, F. Sauers 200-208, R. Cordtz Waters Recreation 16 14 2606 M. Gepfert 147-148, Betty Balok 172, Frances Sh-rt_ - 7 14 2607 Kendall Oil Co. 16 14 2845 McAvoy 165, Agnes Zilkey 154, Mable Hoctel Blends 5 16 2295 2J_>. L. Ringen 284: Eddie De Rose 225, Earl Home Furnace Co. 16 14 2806 141. 200 Scores Brockus 209, W. Stuart 202, P. Pen_fnger 213. Kramer Tit* Co. 15 15 2569 Garnitz Furniture (1,188) John Mcltttee" ZOO, Joe (Smokey) Kasa 203. EAGLE "D" LEAGUE Ramble Inn 15 15 2731 Mary Lou Whiting — 121 130 111— 362 w L 34-GT JSChlitz Beer 18 15 2654 Ellen Hodge 114 114 114— 342 Z. B. FALCONETTES LEAGUE Becker & Harrison D-X Ser. 14 10 2638 Coca-Gofef 14 16 2582 Edith McHenry 118 88 132— 338 W L S«GT Chasar's Service 13 n 2280 Green Star Cafe -4* 16 2552 H_Stty Balok 115 129 176— 420 Drink Squirt' 41 28 1766 Morrie's Stag 13 11 2591 Ii ©V O. T. Enc. No. 9 14 16 2808 HANDICAP 6 6 6— 13 Z. B. raflcC-i-ttes 34 35 1772 Burkus Restaurant 15< n -2558 U-Need Candy Co. 14 16 2738 TOTAL 474 487 539—1480 Badur BfrdS. Coal 33' 36 1722 Stroh's Beer 12 12 2561 Hoosier Beer 14 16 2728 Tip-Top Cleaners (1,499) Brookfield Phar.- 30' 38~ 1747 Kettring Grocery n 13 2333 Jimmie Smiths 13 17 2602 Mable Hoctel 134 141 122— 397 High' Scores Norris Bros. Lunch 10 14 2585 Indiana Caffc 13 17 2786 Frahd-d McAvoy 113 H» 168— 381 Kinga Cybulski 135, Stella Jurgonski 141, Stroh's Beer _. 12 18 2687 Coca-Cola _ 10 14 2687 Elva St Clair 112 117 91— 320 Angeline D-l_rlS X3-T Virgh.la" Wielgosz 149, 200 Scores L. L. Hall Moving Co. — 12 18 2699 Agnes Zilkey 115 154 132— 4*1 Irene WitUCkt" 154; Stella Lape_ynski 132, C. Limirand 202, J. Squint 222, Erie John- Furnas Ice Cream 11 19 2520 TOTAL 174 515 510—1499 Adeline' Para-itt 168, Esther Sobieralski 132- son 224. 600 Score — George BroWrt 2_5*_3_.\(611). 134> PisaffOWSRl 143, Joan C^bulsld" 132. 200 Scores SATURDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY LEAGUE EAGLE LADIES' LBAGUE Joe Torzewski- 218, Len SwuMfe-i' 234, W. The Wildcats scored a grand slam over'tlic Polecats^ in the last session when Mike .T W L Stewart 8)2, Braunsdorf 221, J. Bierwagen Hoosier Beer 19 5 281, Joe Kasa 230, Orland Atkinson 214, Putz O'Brien came up Wf_l.» a'523 series. For the losers Art. Carey clicked off 528 but his series Eagle Specials I 15 9 213, F. Daniels 201-210, L. Marcis 205, Elwood ; Hill's Snappy Service 14 10 Dillon 291, C. Knepp 212, R. Ritter 201, Jim­ went for naught whes Andy Bock and Art Kamm's Beet* 13 n my G_enert 202, Hap Van De Walle 213, Hank Clemans, two team mates, posted 428 and -112 resp«ctW-_y. Fisher's Mobile Service _-_**- 12 12 Luckey 2ft, ftlRay _ftn.On 201, Dil Walling Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer 10 14 208, Clarence Meiser 203. HOME WORKERS CLUB 22 2625 Senour Theatrical Agency _-_»_ 7 17 SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE LEAGUE Kamm's Beer -O* Budweiser Beer . 6 18 COMMERCIAL "B" LEAGUE Composing Ne-. 2 41 25 2548 Hoosier Beer 45 23 2341 500 Score — H. Kuntz 170-188 (506). W L 3-GT Stereotype 38 28 2277 Drewry's Beer 42 30 2491 Other High Scores 2871 2373 32 absent Loop Auto Service 50 25 Advertising 35 31 Home Workers Club 37 V. Dickens 177, Ruth Seward* 158-163, _fr Axtell MotoW5 48 27 2509 Press Room _._. -" 34 32 2452 Geo.'s "69" ServiCfe 97 32 absent Ranstead Vk% Me- Bowers 159, E. __Bkes_-l 161- 2436 33 2252 Blue Ribbon Pies M 48 27 2578 Mailing Room 33 33 Sule Tavern 38 160, E. Bloom 184-153. A. DutM- 183. Edith C. A. Schrader Co. 48 27 2786 Circulation No. 1 32 34 2579 John's T_f*errt 34 38 2389 Jordan 151, Edith IvfcHenry 150, B. Nimroth: Pe|*l-Co-a __._-. 48 27 2588 Circulation No. 2 31 35 2101 Sol Bend Bottling 33 39 2483 161, Sue Hedges 161, Emma Garden 170, Ann Bfofelfbver Service 48 29 2813 Radio ______• 31 35 2437 Albert's Dairy 33 39 2283 Vedder 188. _Rhel Peterson t5% Ethel Scand­ South Bend Ky 44 31 2664 Composing No. 1 29 37 2418 Stroh's Beer — .^- .28 44 2215 ling 209, Marie Heiner 160, Ruth Vascil 176, Dick's Service 42 33 2870 Reel Room 26 40 2357 200 Scores Jerry Brinkman 179, Esther Hannon 185-198, Belleville Cafe 41 34 2783 200 Scores Baraso 211, J. Porogi 206, O. Rennz 237, G. Zieger 171, G. Pensinger 155-187, Ida Lebo _£"f*__,*_r Five _* 39 36 2597 George Stewart 201, Lewinski 200, Sfc Dal- Ms-hany 226. S. Hojara 213, J. Milleer 207, M. 156, Betty I-obaugh 157, Ann Joy&l _7_T_-aura CH mpagne Velvet ______38 37 2493 ton 203. i Schiundt 204. Norris 172-150. FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Thirteen

Swede Goodwin 124 142 135- - 401 Leo Nowicki 144 177 165- - 486 CITY TOURNAMENT STANDINGS Frank Horvath 183 184 136- - 503 Western Recreation HANDICAP __ 57 5 57- - 171 TOTAL 873 868 847- -2588 Following are the Doubles and Singles entries which, according to an unoffi­ Nemeth Morticians (2, 748) INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE C. Nemeth 182 189 190- - 541 w L C-G T cial tabulation are still in the money in their respective classes: G. Nemeth 200 169 161- - 530 Arnold Cafe 36 _0 2..J C. Balough 191 162 197- - 550 CLASS "A" DOUBLES Burkhart-S. Benko 1062 C. Hazanski-G. Barcza 1045 __>_...«_ Vvuix.fcr_ c.uD _o 31 2568 Foster-H. Evans 1059 J. Nemeth 169 166 190- - 525 Ccca-C_la _o ' 31 _;__-_ Vedder - Vedder 1202 W. Nace-C. Murphy 1044 S. lNemeih 2x1 2.0 1.1- - .02 T. Sharkey-J. Dlugosz i_6_ Tschida--.. Tschida 1050 K. Caroiff-M. ..aiato 1_4_ Ma_.._ i_sph-.it 33 33 2647 Stewart-E. Guentert J 1047 TOTAL 863 866 929- -2748 Furnas Ice Cream 32 34 2718 J. Smartz-J. Bykowski 1161 J. Molnar-S. Phillips 1041 A. Kelly-A. VanDeWalle .1151 Busse-W. Lula 1045 C. Grimes-W. Maddron—1035 Mish. Monument 32 34 2554 Krait-A. Kraft 1041 VERHOVAY LADIES' LEAGUE Keu ROCK Coia ii2 34 2922 H. Niemann-F. T§chida__1150 J. Kotzenm'r-A. Hibner__1033 W L 3-G T J. Molnar-J. Nemeth 1120 Johnson-W. Wenzel—. 10-8 A. Toth-L. O'Chap 1029 Cas_>'_ Cate 29 37 2713 Madaras-J. Chikar 1039 Verhovay 132 12 6 2373 600 Scores C. Willie-J. Torzewski 1119 J. Krupuck-C. Fujawa___1028 Kamm's Beer 11 7 2289 J. Nagy-T. Higgins——1117 Felfy-R. Hawkins, 1036 N. Mallott-C. Schrader 1027 S. Nagy 213-212 (b_o, J_. Bartkowiak 238 DeBlase-F. Knoblock. 1034 Verhovay 434 _ _ 11 7 2348 (6u.;. H. Fink-B. Turnock 1117 M. Torzewski-J. Kirisits_1019 Pabst Blue Ribbon _ 10 8 2247 fc>. Gergacz-A. Sayer 1111 Neimer-D. Morton 1029 S. Lask'wski-F. Ozydek—1019 200 Scores Slater-H. Fletcher 1025 City Dairy _ 10 8 2377 Cas. Dewey 210, A. Dukai 206, H. Florkow- R. Chiuig-L. Marcis 1185 A. Zombik-M. Fleisha'r__1017 Orphans ____ 9 9 2127 Boros-S. Kozak 1022 C. Williams-J. Kuhar 1015 ski 215, C. Kreczmei' 2.3, H. Elli 204, P. Goz­ vv. Frestuey-R. -_oloszar_. 1094 1022 Drewrys, Ltd. —_ 8 10 1981 J. Odusch-i_. Webster 1080 Espelage-C. Jenkins... J. Meixel-W. Barnes 1014 novich 207, William Montine 2t4, F. Jurgon- Sharkey-M. Sharkey.. 1021 Garnitz Furniture __r.v_*' 8 10 2015 ski 201, E. Cukrowicz 221, Pete Hegedus 'JOlf F. Borcsics-J. Gruber_, 1087 W. Garbcz-B. Doyle— 1012 Mid-West Sales __ Service __ 8 10 2074 Brinkman-J. Reedy— 1021 J. Foky-J. Parogi 1010 Joe KozaK :-._0. F. Wolf-H. Luckey 1085 1020 U-Need Candy 7 11 1997 O. Looten-J. Miller 1081 Gosztola-C. Ruddick.. D. Smith-L. Smith 1008 Goralski-H. Luzny, 1020 Coca-Cola 7 11 2287 LADIES' LEAGUE CLASS "A" SINGLES V. Harsh-R. Brown —.1004 New Era Potato Chips . 7 11 2098 W L 3-GT R. Chittick 660 D. Snyder-C. Klopf'stein. 1004 500 Scores • CLASS "B" SINGLES B. Rowe-P. McCarroU—-1000 Luzny's Decorators ___£_>.• 40 29 2327 H. Fink 622 N. Larsen 642 Ann Nagy 185-189-171 (535), Grace Kovach Robison's be_.Uiy Saion 38 31 . 2363 R. Koloszar 621 W. Gapski-Wolf ______995 235-172 (558), Mary Mezzei 184-180-169 (533), £. Brockus 633 A. Charlesw'th-V.White— 9941 Hoosier Beer 38 31 2194 J. Oduseh 612 C. Fujawa 628 Rose Freshley 175-203 (525), Irma Lovgren Gertrude's Hairdressing 35 34 2292 C. Barsch-D. Coolman— 993 183-188 (520), Ruth Felder 180-190 (505), C. Hipsak 605 F. Yuhasz 627 W. Miller-S. Hojara 993 Western Recreation 34 35 2281 J. Bykowski 805 C. Neimer 602 Becky Klowetter 176-200 (535). V"$*j American Clean Towel 34 35 C. Dewey -E. Bartowiak-_ 988 Other High Scores 2119 G. Brown 602 A. Kraft 600 R. Pinkerton-R. Zieger.- 984 Hill's Snappy Service 33 36 2035 A. Van De Walle 801 L. Overholser •. 598 Mildred Higgins 184, Julia Hadrick 170, M. Pepsi-Cola 24 45 2172 T. G. Jackson-E. Hart 983 Reiner 167-164, Gizella Piasecki 174, Mary Higgins 601 W. Snyder 592 P. Hegedus-J. Kozak 983 580 Scores T. Sharkey _ ..999 C. Menyhart 585 Burkhart 175, Rose Hoodward 160, Mary Jor­ Peg Felty 224-183-169 (_78>, Hilda Tatman R. Tho'ps'n-J. Kerestury. 979 danich 197, Elsie Rossberg 167, Matilda Jor­ C. Fiedler 598 P. Hegedus 585 A. Marshall-D. Deranek.. 976 i_i-_o0 (54.), Vivian Robison 198-190. W. Niezgodski 595 B. Bauwens 585 danich 163, Isabelle Tschida 163, Catherine Other High Scores H. Luckey 588 L. Annis-B. Phillips.. 971 O'Neil 167, T. Toth 168, M. Vaghy 190, E. Ma­ D. Reynolds 584 B. Fiedler-K. Saley 978 Irene Sibrel 165, Leatha Woodhrust 169, J. Torzewski 585 H. Zack 580 mula 161, A. Schweisberger 164, Vera Shemet Margaret Wh.tley 176, Helen Barnes 166, Ann D. Conger 585 A. Daly-D. Keogan 969 187,1. Jolche 189, Betty Kozak 169, A. Kovach J. Bejma 576 J. Raugh-C. Nagolski 967 Podelwitz 163, Ruth Shirk 186, Bobby Ko­ J. Vedder 585 J. Lenyo 576 163, I. Balint 176, Jerry Stephenson 176, Jule vach 164, Mariq Clemans 161, Frances Taylor J. Dlugosz 584 J. Yates-M. Norris 985 Koloszar 171, Jay Horvath 187, Ann Strantz C. Johnson 568 E. Sokol-E. Radecki 961 176, Emma Garden 166, Alice Klaiber 171, H. Kelly _ 578 O. Brown 567 160, Evelyn Horvath 210. Marie Heiner 178, Ida Lebo 184, Betty Lo­ G. Brinkman 578 L. Toth-J. Garbacz 954 E. Miller 567 P. Myers-C. Schafer 953 baugh 176, Helen Smith 189, Jo. Lasky 171- F. Aftowski 576 S. Yambrich 567 167- Irene Sechowski 171. J. Wisniewski-F. Yeager. 952 R. Houser 572 O. Lootens 567 H. Zielsinski-E. Slef'ski. 939 J. Miller 569 E. .Burkhart 567 R. Krempec-W. Krempec 935 M. R. FALCON LEAGUE J. Molnar :_ 568 P. Nagy — 566 K. Taube-D. Williams.— 923 CITY TOURNAMENT W L GT F. Tschida 568 G. Stewart 563 Wings 43 29 2848 F. Wolf 568 S. Horvath 562 CLASS "C" SINGLES Eyes 39 33 2616 C. Willie 567 W. McClure 558 SCHEDULE 34 2614 A. Passman 618 Legs 38 F. Oduseh 566 S. Benko 557 E. Radecki 602 Tails —1 36 36 2600 L. Foky _•_ 562 D. Zollman 556 36 2712 D> Coolman 597 SUNDAY, MARCH 1st, 1942 Heads 36 J. Czigany 561 R. Kallies 555 S. Phillips 584 Beaks 33 39 2554 W. Wenzel 559 J. Leusch 555 3:00 P. M. Necks 32 40 2508 J. Kozak 558 J. Raugh 584 41 2543 J. Reedy 554 D. Deranek 574 E. Pauwels (B)-T. Frydrych (B) B; B. Woz­ Claws 31 L. Kozlowski 557 A. Daly 554 niak (A)-A. Wlodarek (A) A; C. Sobieralski 600 Scores L. Paidle 552 D. Williams 568 E. Kocsis 553 R. Mer-z 567 (A)-C. Nowicki B (Nowicki DO); R. Ritter G. Zialkowski __.<-2.6 (__4), R. Sechowski A. Garden 552 S. Slater 550 (A)-D. Ritter (B) B; J. Crenert (B)-C. Die­ 205-212 (613). R. Nehmer 567 CLASS "B" DOUBLES L. Tschida 549 C. Hodson 583 ske (B) B; J. Williams (B)-H. Whitlow (B) 200 Scores C. Schroeder __~ 548 B; W. Garrard-H. Arndt (DO); B. Henry-P. M. Klosowski 201, Joe Marshall 201, Ben C. Lavering E. Miller 1209 E. Sparczyriak 562 W. Marohn-F. Grabner__1195 C. Botich _ 548 A. Talboon 556 Brodner B (DO); C. Lamirand (B)-L. Mc- Otolski 201, Wm.-Henry 203, J. Klaybor 209, D. Cook — 547 Comb (C) C. Ed. Fujawa 204. W. McClure-C. Botich—.1184 S. Gapski \ 555 L. Kozlowski-F. do 1171 H. Atkinson 547 W. Krempec 551 J. Mazall 545 5:00 P. M. ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY LEAGUE W. Schoen-H. Dygulski._1151 B. Doyle 550 M. Kaniewski (B)-L. Borkowski (A) B; A. S. Horvath-F. Horvath...1148 C. Morgan 545 F. Grabner i 549 W L 3-G T E. Cordtz 545 Pielack (C)-E. Wintrode (A) B; L. Kruszyn- Max Adler Co. 35 25 2644 W. Miller-L. Paidle 1147 P. McCarroll 547 ski (C)-S. Kaminski (A) B; G. Moore (A)- J. Spinsky-A. Vedder 1135 J. Quimby 544 D. Keogan 542 Kamms' Beer 33 27 2440 B. Budny 543 A. Wujick (B) A; J. Kruck (A)-R. Bonder Wash. Drugs 32 28 2452 T. PrikosoviCh-J. Lanko__1125 M. Torzewski 541 (B) B; W. Kwiatkowski (C)-A. Bejma (A) B; F. DeClark-R. Britt 1122 J. Smartz 541 */. Baniecki _ 538 H. Rybicki Florist 30 30 2342 H. Foster 540 L. Starczewski (B)-W. Sobieralski (A) B; J. F. Egyed-B. Lenczowski_1121 H. Boggs 538 Woodka (C)-R. Woodka B (R. Woodka DO); National Milk Co. 29 31 2583 O. Vanderk'y-J. Rich'ds-1119 B. Gadacz 539 Thilman Bros. 28 32 2560 T. Klowetter 536 C. Tedrow 534 R. Norris (B) SO. Hous.er Beer 27 33 2633 J. Leusch-W. Pansier 1115 C. Schroder 532 C. Zack-O. Bejma 1114 H. Solbrig 534 7:00 P. M. St. Joseph's Society 26 34 2652 M. Collins 534 J. Jurgovan 531 L. Overholser-J. Mazall._1112 J. Kotzenmacher 529 B. Dunn (B)-C. Smith (C) B; C. Strozew- 600 Scores D. Zollman-A. Garden. 1111 V. White 531 W. Sobieralski 213-217-201 (631), Jerome M. Nemeth _• 530 F. Slater 528 ski (C)-J. Pulschen (B)- C; R. Brothers (A)- Bajdek 210-206 (806). C. Bunnell-T. Walling 1108 P. Wlsniewski 528 N. Hans Cb) B; L. Kizer-F. Coussens (B) B D. Fox-C. Kompar 1107 J. Gubi 530 200 Scores W. Vedder 529 W. Miller 526 (Kizer DO); D. Baker (B) SO; R. Stoll (C)- Walt Kwiatkowski 208, Z. Zygulski 211, B. C. Menyhart-W. Sardi 1105 C. Tusing — 525 D. Stanfield (C) C; H. Snoke (B)-C. Myers P. Nagy-S. Nagy 1105 H. Fletcher 528 Harmacinski 211, V. Jagmin 200, L. Wieczarek C. Bunnell 525 A. DeVos 525 (B) B; A. Johnston (B)-R. Aulm (B) B; M. 200, Joel Bajdek 228, Smarszcz 237, F. Sniez- M. Collins-A. Troeger 1101 A. Espelage 525 Nyikos-F. Phillips (B) B (Nyikos DO); A. L. S. Dalkowski-N. Niezgodski, F. K__dOwski 552 godzkl 201, T. Frydrych 235, C. Sobieralski E. Stefanski 524 H. Zielinski 524 Harris (B) SO. 203. 1100 R.. Sommerfleid 523 C. Johnson-N. Larsen 1099 E. Sokol 521 9:00 P. M. J. Tschida • 521 R. Hawkins — 523 J. Brinkman (B)-J. Paczesny (A) A; J. Ne­ G. Zaniewski-J. Qulmby.1099 E. Brambert 523 WESTERN "B" LEAGUE B. Hill-J. Hooten 1097 C. Kazmierczak 521 meth (B)-F. Daniels (B) B; W. Moeller (B)- W 3-G T W. Schoen 521 E. Bartkowiak 523 J. Brady (B) B; R. Chittick (B)-L. Marcis 2747 H. Puszkowski-E. Koc__s_1097 M. Galato • 518 Kaniewski Morticians 42 H. Evans j 519 (A) A; M. Henney (B)-E. DeRose (B) B; A. Washington Drug 41 2853 F. Miller-J. Todd 1097 C. Gorski 517 KammsKi Bros. Fruit Co. — 39 2654 S. Gish-R. Cantrell 1093 CLASS "C" DOUBLES L. Smith 516 Pecze (B)-J. DeRose (B) B; J. Drain (B)-E. 2843 H.Woodw'd-C. Schroed'r.1092 M. Sharkey 514 Tschida (B) B; J. Vadas (B)-E. Gorski (B) B. Breezers Club 39 E. Hukarski-B. Morgan._ 1090 B. Leffel-P. Wisniewski__1165 Feingold Appliances __. 39 2871 C. Bedell-A. Schroeder__1132 H. Woodward — 512 38 2713 S. Stebner-Richards 1086 Hoosier Beer B. Budny-H. Ainsworth__1083 R. Callow'y-P. B'knghm.-llll E. Hart 511 SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1942 Dr. Pepper 37 2877 P. Parker-B. Stewart 1106 V. Klatt 511 Joe ROCK'S Tavern 36 2700 F. Weisser-J. Meszaros 1083 1:08 P. M. 2838 J. Smith-J. Czigany 1082 A. Pasman-B. Nehmer—1088 A. Charlesworth 511 West Side Lumber Co. 36 A. Dukai-J. Horvath 1087 J. Wlsniewski 509 R. Crieg (C)-J. Reiter (C) C; R. Engel (A)- 36 2693 R. Nelson-H. Kraft 1080 Champagne Velvet T. Schultz-F. Cobb 1083 J. Molnar 508 A. Moskwinski (B) B (Moskwinski DO); R Hill's Snappy Service 35 2785 W. Snyder-W. Goede 1078 Smith (B)-C. Stratton (C) C; F. Vance (C)- Western Recreation 34 2789 L. Foky-G. Ashley 1077 O. Renz-H. Koehler I860 L. Robbins 508 C. Wills (C) C; J. Kasa (B)-B. Kaczorowski 2758 R. Kallies-C. Haslanger—1072 R. Rowe-J. Nicodemus 1058 B. Phillips 505 Polar Coal 33 D. Cira-W. Conn 1055 (B) B; J. Voros (C)-H. Snellen (C) C; O. To- Vic's Garage 33 2627 F5Fox-D. Grimes 1069 W. Stodolny 505 bolski (B)-V. Bargielski (A) B; A. Balint O-ile's Tavern 29 2667 R. Sechowski-A. Krmki._l_S8 J. Wentland-S. Varro 1054 C. Dewey 504 (B)-G. Moore (A) B. West Town Clothiers 29 2769 R. Eckman-J. Steffee 1064 B. Gadacz-Z. Zebrowski_1052 J. Horvath 500 600 Scores 3:00 P. M. J Derda 276 (659), T. Wlodarek 226-227-234 D. Morgan (B)-E. Chrapek (B) B; L. But- (mi), Heinie Florkowski 213 (602), C. Nemeth WESTERN MID-WEEK LEAGUE Grinders 10 14 2'29 tens (C)-B. Whiteman (C) C; D. Baker (B)- 283-220 (603), S. Nagy 216-245 (655). W Hot Shots 6 18 2715 C. Vanderhoof (C) C; F. Flagg (B)-D. Wil­ 200 Scores Stroh's Beer 40 600 Score — Morrie Foley 219-200 (612). son (C) C; B. Reck (C)-J. Taelman (B) B; Ray's Bike Shop 37 206 Scores I. Hurwich (C)-B. Weinstein (B) B; C. Dob- S. Peppers 215, Erv. Pilarski 207, John South Bend Firemen 36 Brinkman 207. M. Kaniewski 200, A. Lucz- Compton 219, Niemer 204, Art Garden 206, belaere-A. Lanchwerdt C (DO); L. Nowicki- kewski 206, C. Sobieralski 218, B. Wozniak , Western Recreation 35 Whitesell .08, Bashara 222, Ottersen 220, Tay­ M. Lanchwerdt C (DO); M. Sivak-F. Horvath Falcon Grille 1 30 lor 219. C (DO); S. Ramenda-H. Wiseman C (DO). 283, V. Bargielski 201, Clem Moore 226, J. Mil- j Squirt Beverages 2 29 ler 200-203, J. Stevens 207, J. Molnar .201, H. | 5:00 P. M. Burton Servicenter 29 VERHOVAY "A" LEAGUE Steinke 202, John Sechowski 217, J. Kovacslcs , Sanders Lumber 28 R. Shoemacher-J. Drost C (DO); J. Demp- 201-221, A. Grabowsky 206, Davis 203, W. Gish 600 Scores Oak Ridge Dairy 45 24 3073 sey-J. Barber C (DO); O. Close (C)-E. Herb- 218, Kallies 231, Witucki 204, B. Kaniewski Nyikos Restaurant 40 29 ,2739 ster (C) C; R. Thomas (C)-T. S-Sti (C) C; 202, J. Bajdek 221. N. Niezgodsi 216-249-228 (693), F. Aftowkski 204-234 (600). Kamm's Beer 40 29 2917 P. Gerber (C)-C. Wallis (B) C; R. Pianowski- 200 Scores Berman Sport Shop 38 31 2708 J. Lootens C (DO); J. Papai-R. Bonder B WESTERN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Lucky Five 38 31 2848 (DO); E. Cukrowicz (C)-R. Cencelewski (C) 3-GT C. Kruszewski 207, E. Kruszewski 212, Gish W L 234, Lapczynski 215, D. Marciniak 226, R. Kaj- Spiro's Clothiers 38 31 3080 C; F. Grontkowski (C)-A. Badur (B) B; B. Cozy Theatre 43 26 2819 Drewry's Beer 38 31 2782 Otolski (B)-E. Gorka (B) B. 27 2669 zer 215, S. Dalkowski 217, Jerome Bajdek- 202, Lach's Grocery Happy Days 42 E. Huys 210-213, C. Chrapek 202, R. Bolka 214. 36 33 2813 7:00 P. M. Happy's Bar ! 41 28 2805 Verhovay "A" 35 34 2943 31 2742 City Dairy 35 34 2840 E. Sommer (A)-G. Abraham (A) A; F. Sol­ Yellow Creek Packers 38 WESTERN SCRATCH LEAGUE zan (A)-B. Dygulski (A) A; F. Cornwell (A)- Fisher's Mobile Service 37 32 2657 Red Rock Cola 30 39 2934 36 2722 W L 3-GT J. Melsheimer (A) A; L. Bukovnik (A)-R. Western Pharmacy 33 Drewry's Beer 51- 18 2908 Rightley's Specials 30 39 2791 Burkus Restaurant 26 43 2570 City Life __- 29 40 2812 Bates (A) A; E. Marshall (A)-S. Fabian (A) 53 2648 Kamm's Beer 48 21 2813 A; G. Tschida (A)-L. Swinsick (A) A; S. Breezers Club 16 Hoosier Beer I 45 Hoosier Beer 29 40 2800 24 2918 South Side Post 272 28 41 2769 Zmyslo (A)-C. Harmacinski (A) A; W. 600 Scores Western Recreation 42 27 2650 Faught (A)-F. Stoyko (A) A. J. J_T__-OJkski 2__M804), H. Dygulski 211-204 Bowl-Mor Recreation 30 39 2700 Erath Co. 24 45 2602 (805), __te_j_ke 224-209-200 (633), Tea. Marshitz 600 Scores 9:00 P. M. Verhovay Club 25 44 2820 H. Harrop (A)-J. Vetner (A) A; W. Lasky 225-203 *6»); S. Stemnock 222-210 (606), F. Oak Ridge Dairy 23 46 2831 Joe Nagy 200-214 (605), Herb Niemann 244 Nespo _a_H_08 (638). (605), Wilbur Freshley 245-205-235 (685), Bra- (A)-J. Drejer (A) A; R. Winenger (B)-H. Berghoff Beer 12 57 2657 Winenger (B) B; A. Kovatch (A)-D. Moss- 200 Scores 700 Score—Cas Harmacinski 214-259-233 (706). zo 203-205 (604), J. Koloszar 238-218 (647), P. Ike Slesinski 202, C. Kreczmer 214, Dobo- Vakarich 248-214-205 (667), E. Tschida 231-214 holder (A) A; J. Hegedus (A)-S. Jurczak (A) 200 Scores A; C. Freitag (A)-F. Freitag (A) A; D. Tat­ siewicz 201, C. Zack 208, B. Feather 200, J. E. Marshall 201-214 (605), Frank Stoyko (622), Carly Freitag 220-201 (619), Jim Hege­ Bejma 216, Al. Piechowicz 210, Richards 207, 224-220 (612), Roy Phillips 208-213 (602). Augie dus 214-211-211 (636), A. Keglovits 221-225 man

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rival is a girl. Some times those heart Cas. Harmacinski beats.do not beat out the truth. . . . Roy Cyclone Hits Doubles and Phelps, one of the City's .host improved bowlers was well on the way to 700 in Singles In City Tournament Shoots 706 Series at TURNER HALL LEAGUE the -Eagle "B" league when he ran into (From Page Nine) Schlitz Beer 46 23 2673 a 182 game and had to be content with and had to be content with 633 and the Hudson Motors 44 25 1615 Kamm's Beer 41 27 2742 Western Rec 650. . . . After a Toledo, Ohio, league runner-Up spot. Coca-Cola 36 32 1828 raised $1,018 for the Infantile Paralysis The tourney will be resumed Satur­ Kuss Bakers 36 33 2212 fFrom Page Nine) Alex Boys 28 41 1701 Fund a sports writer hi that city put the day afternoon and continue through Mueller -Jew-Aers 26 43 1443 500 count is as uncommon as a new tire? following head on the story "Bowlers' Sunday. Some of the city's top-notch Taube Printw* 19 50 1937 . . . If you drop into the American Trust 280 Scores—Howie Fairbanks 205, Sutton 217. Hearts Are Much Bigger Than Their keglers are listed for action during the Team Scores Co. stop and talk to Art Hauck in the Schlitz Beer (2,673) Averages." . . . George Brown (Indiana week •-end- and ir you notice the bowling Freiburg 165 174 133— 472 first teller's cage, he will be only too Cafe) with 611 accounted for the only barometer going down you will know Wenrick 164 157 170— 491 glad to tell you about that 100-102-132 Pugh 156 174 129— 459 600 in" the Commercial "A" at Waters that another storm has arrived. R. Goepfrich 146 192 165— 583 (334) he shot in the Bankers League. A. Bauer 193 184 158— 535 Rec. . . . George Allemang is back on HANDICAP 71 71 71—$13 . . . You undoubtedly have had Joe Nagy the firing line after a four-month lay­ TOTAL 895 952 826—2673. (Verhovay Club) give you a frame by Kamm's Beer (2,742) off because of illness. He fell just short Kopper ifS 170 141— 483 frame account of his 279 which blos­ Joers 165 168 144— 477 of 500 in his first appearance. Not bad Dannhorn 143 122 153— 418 somed into a huge 609 in the Western for a gentleman who is well past the Currey 165 166 154— 485 Scratch league, but the ne__t time you Greening — — 146 177 169— 492 the three score mark in age. . . . We INDIANA CLUB LADIES' LEAGUE HANDICAP 129 129 129— 387 bump into him have him give you the W L TOTAL 1 920 932 890—2742 like that quotation on the Indiana and Rammer's Food Shop 21. 0 low-down on his 119 opener in the Michigan league average sheets. In bold Team No. 10 19 2 LaSalle Beauty Shop 12 9 Bowl-Mor Major Wednesday night. . . . type it reads "Buy Defense Bonds and Lathe Works A. A. No. 1 11 7 According to a recent ABC press release Trulley Funeral Home 11 10 LEGAL NOTICES Stamps." . . . The 90 men in the Bendix Team No. 8 . 11 10 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING there have been five perfect games roll­ Tuesday Midnight league failed to pro­ Denny Beauty Shop 10 11 ed in South Bend. Indianapolis leads Waggoner Coal Co. 9 12 NOTICE is hereby given that the Local Al­ duce even one 200 score. . . . Jimmy Lathe Works A. A. No. 2 7 11 coholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph County, the state with 40 and Fort Wayne sec­ Smith's rolled into second place in the Curly Top Beauty Shop 6 15 Indiana will, at 9:00 A. M. Central War Mary Attn Beauty Shop 5 16 Time on the 16th day of March, 1942, at ond with eight. . . . Steve (Wimpy) Fort Wayne Sweepstake last Sunday. Team No. 9 2 19 the Commissioner's Room, Court House, in Zmyslo's Falcon Grille team finally won NOTE: The Lathe Works A. A. No. 1 and No. the City of South Bend, in said County, be­ . . . Neal (Dirty) Hans, who years back 2 scores are not included. The secretary gin investigation of the applications e_ th** three consecutive games the same night had a tryout for a catching position with failed to provide a score sheet of this match. Following taamed persons, requesting the is­ High Scores sue to the applicants, at the locations herein­ when the Squirt Beverage team failed the Chicago White Sox, was pitching for M. Beaudway 160, H. Steinhoffer 144, Marie after set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Per­ to put in an appearance and forfeited. Stickley 176, B. Ste_r__.ofJ_r 162-165, H. Lentsch mits of the classes hereinafter designated and Sonneborn Sports Shop Friday night in 168-176, M. Barase 163, E. Thompson 154, win, at said time and place, receive Informa­ . , . A very dim carbon copy that called the South Bend Handicap league. He Georgia Faudree 146, Jean Gresho 158, Ron­ tion conceming the fitness of said applicants, nie Davis 151, Jane Ashwood 141, Tillie Jor­ and* the propt-ety of issuing the permits ap­ for the use of a magnifying glass to had 233-231-200 (644). ... J. Derda danek 181, H. Matnon 146, M. Gillespie 140, plied for to such applicants at the premises make it readable revealed N. Niezgod- (West Town Clothiers) came within a D. Braunsdori 157-154, Betty Boggs 143. named: Team Scores ski's 216-249-228 (693), the second best toss of getting a perfect game in the Team No. 8 (1,734) Edward BHSzkiewicz, 79644, (Sdward's series of the week and one which cer­ Western "B". His 276 boosted his total H. Marnon 136 146 121— 403 Tavern), 602 S. Walnut St., South Bend- H. Miller 104 106 126— 338 Beer, Wine Retailer. tainly deserves a notice. . . . Joe Norris, to 659. M. GiHespie 104 75 140— 319 John Nagy, 7B660, (John's Place), G28 S. M. Stoxen 104 121 126—381 Chapin St., South Bend — Beer, Wine Detroit's bowling star and one of the D. firaunsdorf 157 114. 154— 425 Retailer. nation's leading keglers, underwent an So until next Saturday night, when TOTAL 605 562 SOT—1734 you again pull me out of your mail box, Curly tap Beauty Shop (1,009) TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICI­ emergency appendectomy Tuesday, Feb. Odelia Schaut 127 104 105— 336 PATION __> REQUESTED. 17th, his birthday. . . . Speaking of well I am yours truly, who can't—but maybe Margaret Mill-ken 99 182 104—805 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION you can—remember 'way back when Blanche Kirkendall 115 98 108— 821 OF INDIANA. balanced leagues we refer you to the Garnette Heward 83 96 120—299 there were no midnight leagues and a By JOHN F. NOONAN, Z. B. Falconettes 4-team circuit which AHce Myers 96 91 116— 803 bowling reporter could get home occa­ HANDICAP A5 15 18— 45 Secretary. shoots at Waters Recreation. In the last TOTAL 585 506 568—168. BERNARD E. DOYLE, sionally before the chickens started get­ 227 Excise Administrator. session there was only 50 pins difference SAID INVESTIGATION ^fflLL BE OPEN ting up. in the total of all units. . . . William NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Gish of Scherman-Schaus-Freeman in TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Cause No. 767 the Automotive league is justly proud St. Anthony Society State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Steve Fabian Paces Small Notice is hereby given that Merritt Eugene of his €74 series, . . . Abe Abraham of INDIANA "A" LEAGUE Long has -led his petition in the St: Joseph the Bowl-Mor Major team is having W L 3-GT C-rtrult Court to have the time and place of Field In Sunday Sweep 5th Dist. Dem. Club 15 6 2923 his With determined. Said petition is set for one of his best years. It has been weeks Franklin Tavern 14 7 2897 hearing March 9, 1942. Dated this 28th day since he hit under 600 and if it weren't (From Page Nine) Kamm. Beer 13 8 2808 of Febttiaty, 1942. St. Anthony Soc. 13 8 2607 Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph for an unusually bad start he would be averages in its leagues, did not come up Berghoff Beer 10 11 2428 Circuit Caart; by Genevieve Bidlack, Deputy, to par. The records show only 26 keg- Hoosier Beer 9 12 2486 Walter A. Rice, Attorney for Petitioner. up among the lea'ders in! averages. . . . Vargo Coal 7 14 2626 2:27 Four local ladies' teams will be in Chi­ lefs participated. Blase Molehda of the Drewry's Beer 3 18 2550 600 Scores NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO -ESTABLISH cago Saturday and Sunday to partici­ Weisberger Bros, team in the Commer­ Tom Prikosovieh 266-215 (675), J. Tschida TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. MS cial "B" circuit and a newcomer to the 214-233 («_4), F. De Cook 242 (605), E. Kot­ Cause No. 768 pate in the opening day ceremonies of zenmacher 344-205 (616). State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, _»: the Herald American Tournament. classic shot a 511 scratch series and re­ 290 Scores Notice is hereby given, that Francis Andrew ceived 144 pins in the handicap*depart­ Carl Lakovits 208, Pal Biesbrouck 214, Weaver has filed his petition In the St. Joseph Kamm's Beer and Waters Recreation are Steve Yambrich 214-205. E. Sucevich 226-205, Circuit Court to have the time arid place of ment for a 655 total and copped first J. Yamb__ch 3(0, Leo Tschida 209, E. Kra­ his Birth determined. Said petit-Oh is set tot two ot the quintents. . . . The Brinkman kowski. 281, Steve Nemeth 214, L. Tompos hearing March 9, 1842. Dated this '-Sth day Golden wedding anniversary would prize. His aggregate was 20 pins more 223, A. Keglovits 202, J. Berlakovich 221-233, cfTebruary, 1942. than Cort Bowman of I. O. O. F. No. 9 Fr. Vichuras 200, C. Solzan 208, Horvath 204, Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph have been a complete success if it hadn't Kouts 203-202. Circuit Court;' by Genevieve Bidlack, Deputy. been for that circular stairway one had could get with 147-194-198 actual shoot­ Walter A. Rice, Attorney for Petitioner. ing and 96 pins handicap. Steve Gang LADIES' LEAGUE to negotiates in coming up from the We are unable to give an account of this «_n basement. At that maybe it Wasn't cir­ registered 601, the outstanding scratch league because when we called at the club­ NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH total of the session, but his average only house Thursday evening the custodian was TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. cular. . . . The Democratic Club and unable to produce a complete set of sheets. Cause J*o. 769 entitled him to 17 pins handicap and he State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ts: Franklin Tavern staged a bowling battle Notice is hereby given that Owen Kelly Ross royal during the last league session. The had to be content with 618 and a $2.00 has file(S MS petition in the St. Joseph Circuit prize. Court to have the time and place of his birth politicians shot a 1080 game which had determined. Said petition is set for hearing March 9\ 7.9tZ. I)atea this 26th day of Feb­ as its foundation the 266 part of Tom ruary, 1942. "J-iank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Prikosovich's €f75 while the suds dis­ SOUTH SIDE "A" LEAGUE Circuit Court; by Genevieve Bidlack, Deputy. pensers won a pair of the battle With E. R. Newland Co. Girls W L 3-G T Edward QlcJB-k, Attorney _or Petitioner. Frank's Spesiala 18 3 2578 2:27 some 233 (644) help from J. Tschida. h. F. V. - 11 10 2583 ... Walter Kelly, a Chicago Bowler, Hit 2561; Classic League Bramberfs 10 11 2420 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Drewrys Beer 10 11 2348 Estate No. 5950 checked his clothes at his favorite bowl­ (From Page Nine) Hoosier Beer 10 11 2575 Estate of Mary Kowalik. Cooperative 9 12 2293 By direction of Martha Kowalik Hazinski, ing alley and received check No. 151. anchor, who carried the load by spilling Stroh's Beer 9 12 2464 Executrix of the Estate of Mary Kowalik, late . . . You've guessed it—he rolled three 506. Kamm's Beer 7 14 2437 of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, 200 Scores Deceased. 151-games that night. His only com­ Following are the complete box scores Peuts 208, S. Kozak 214, H. Freitag 203, C. •_K>TlCE is hereby given to the heirs, -lega­ Treber 235, R. Strebinger 204, C. Strebinger tees and devisees of the said decedent, and ment was: "I feel like I've thrown 151 of both efforts: 231. all other fiersonS interested to the said estate, balls." . . . South Bend produced an od­ Team Scores that Sdid Executrix has filed in this court her E. R. Newland Co. (2,561) Bramberfs Builders (2,420) aCcouttt-and vouchers for the final settlement dity all its own during the w^ek which Eleanor Norris 212 184 174— $58 Torzewski __B ~fB3 179— 532 of said estate, and they are hereby required will be hard to duplicate. In the Ladies* Frances Kovach 182 167 102— 451 Koczan 155 161 164— 483 to' be aa*8 appear in said Court on the 16th Peg Felty 253 165 182— 600 Brambert 166 153 158— 474 day of March, 1942, when the same will TO Major League Geneva Gans had 111 in Etta Staples _-_-__ 120 183 173— 476 Kocsis 126 176 183— 435j heard and make proof of their heirship, or Betty Kettles 153 151 180—484 Ktrsits 135 153 121— 409 Claim to any part of said estate, and show the seventh frame of each of her games. TOTAL ; 920 830 811—2561 HANDICAP 29 29 29— 87 cause if there be, why said account and Try that on for size, Mr. Ripley. . . . TOTAL 804 885 781—2420 vouchers should not be approved. Fuzy's Beauty Shop (2.413) Frank's Specials (2,578) -^WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the What's Jack Carr (Bendix League) go­ Milly Ourebeck 166 183 136— 485 C. Freitag 149 181 171— 881 St. Joseph Superior Court No. 2 at South ing to do with thatjbox of cigars with Irma Garboden 136 150 155— 441 B. ISozak 192 9.12 214— 578 Bend, Indiana, $_st day of February, 1942. Mae Cooper 162 186 136-^ 484 P. Szalay 160 191 185— 506 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Cleric. the inscription "It's a boy"? A recent Emma Ferdinand 164 128 199— 487 A. Budnik 178 150 177— 505 STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Peg Nemeth 175 169 162— 506 S. Wieger 162 188 466— 488 Arnold, Degnan, Dohnalek & Goheen, birth announcement states the new ar­ TOTAL 803 816 794—2413 TOTAL * (~_ 841 854 883—2578 Attorneys for Estate. 2:27—3« FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Fifteen A Weekly Collection oi ''Dripping Sands" thai "Mark Time" in Passing X\U.^ Vital Statistics

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Joe Nelson, 1331 W. Wash, and Susie L. Earl Veeson, 2109 South Main street; damage 100 S. Mich.—Leo Mazur, 717 S. Walnut and Morgan, 1527 W. Colfax. $15. Leo Witucki, 1034 N. Brookfield. HELLO, EVERYBODY! S_3Bt$r_«te-t_e. 409 R. Grove, Mish. and Betty Feb. 21; sprinkler system set off alarm, in Jeff, at LWE—Jos. Woveris, 1830 E. Bow­ Heiser, 615 S. Union. vacant building at 381 LaPorte avenue owned man and Max Hersh, add. unk. Andrew Brandys_ RR 2 and Grace Jackson, by L. L. Blake, 3123 Dixie Highway- North; McPherson at Western — Dale Coolman, BIRTHS Three Oaks, Mien. no damage. Columbia City. Ind. and Steve Puts, RR 2. TOTAL BIRTHS lis JANUARY, 1942, 213. Albert Clark, 850 W. Monroe and Hellon R. Feb. SB; roof fire, residence of Carl De- 800 blk. E. Irv.—Bobby Probst, 200 E. Eck­ Phillips, 110 N. Adams. Craene, 946 27th street, caused by sparks man and Thos. M. Pentz, 1220 E. Altgeld. To the: Win. J. Sitaras, BB 5 and Estella M. Fill- from chimney, $10 damage. Mich, at Western—Gerad Rookstoo, Bid- E. Lloyd Scofield's, Walkerton, sop, Michael more, BR 5. Colfax and Glen Scrivnor, 1417 Fellows. Herbert, Feb. 13. Robt. M. Price and Edith L. Kanderer, both LWW at Bendix Dr.—Dolphy C. Walters, Casimer J_ibertowski's, 421 S. Liberty, son, of Clifton Springs, N. Y. Niles and Robt. J. Schultz. Gerald, Casimer, Feb. 15. Leslie C. Mawson, 507 W. LaSalle and Rita PERMITS TO BUILD Westmore at Bendix — Chas. E. Vanatta, Voney Weir's, 1507 Sunnymede, sort, James Ann. Oswald. 912 W. LaSalle. 113ft E. Ohio and Paxil Whitmer, RR 3. Duffey,- Feb. 15. Ralph If. Barker, 108 E„ Bdwy., Mish. and TOTAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN Fellowe at Ind.—Henry C. Sloan, 312 Col­ Floyd S. Buehrer's, Lakeville, daughter, Anita Lou PuUin, 418 N. Wenger, Mish. JANUARY, 1942, 64; VALUE, $117,277. umbia with unk. driver. Georgia Faye, Feb. 16. CJjfistian B. Soreosen and Betty ^Madden, Jack B. Crawford's, 410 E. Dayton, son, both of Detroit, Mich. February 24 Homer Jack, Feb. 16. Benny F. Wroblewski, 714 S. Brookfield and South Bend Alley bet. 31st __ 32nd—James C. Maggart. James E. Bradley's, So. Bend, son, James Emma M. Kovacs, 3039 Orange. i February 18 to 25 814 31st and Robt. Glyschuck, Mish. Farmers' Allen, Feb. 16. Harry Parker, 1414 S. Fellow, add., $488. Dairy, Mish. Walter R. Grabowsfci'e, Granger, daughter, So. Bend Bait Co., 1108 High, add., $15,000. Bronson at Fellows—Floyd Stauffer, 128 N. Nila Kay, Feb. 16. Emma Kish, 1732 3. Main, underpin, $300. Laf. and Wm. Grotty, 723 E. LaSalle. Kenneth A. Rerick's, 724 E. Victoria, daugh­ THE FINAL SUMMONS Taylor & Johnson. 633 Ostemo, house, $4,- Woodside at Erskine — Annabelle Copen- ter, Pamelia Sue, Feb. 18. 500; 609 Ostemo, house, $4,500, garage, $250; hover, 917 E. Milton and Albert Bishop, Car­ Edgerton Lutner's> 943 32nd, sop, Leonard 602 Ostemo, house, $4,500; garage, $250; 633 lisle Manor, RR 2, Mish.; former Injured. LeRoy, Fete. 16. DEATHS Ostemo, garage, $250. LaPorte at Colfax—Elmer Jordan, 909 W. Colfax and Mrs. Lillo Ewers, RB 3. Edw. L. Deiahanty'S, 707 E. Miner, son, TOTAL DEATHS IN JANUARY, 1942, 89. Whitcomb __ Keller, 3116 S. Main, house, Edw. Lawrence, Feb. 17. $3,550. 400 blk. mind.—Chet Jerzakowski, 412 E. Ind. and Steve Tamandli, 1407 S. Chapin. Paul Pfister's, 610 E. South, son, Karl Edw., Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, Scircleville, Ind., James R. Teeter, 1326 Fremont, enlarge Web. 17. age 81, Feb. 16. basement, $100. Wm. Braylark's, 2206 Gertrude, daughter, Mrs. Luella A. Replogle, 314 E, Ohio, age 63, St. Joseph County Juanita, Feb. 17. Feb. 17. Elmo Cilnehens, Dogwood Rd., house, $4,- Dal* W. Bremer's, 508}_ E. Miner, daughter, Infant Dorothy Ann Gant, 435 S. Chapin, 200. TRANSFER OF Sharon Kay, Feb. 18. Feb. 17. Kankota Food Prod. Co., Peach Rd., rem., Henry Williams', 302 E. Fairview, son, Ro­ Brady S. Kail, 112 S. St. Peter, age 84, $3,000. land Terry, Feb. 18. Feb. 17. Harry Brunette, Thrush & Helmen, house, REALTY Robt. Snyder's, 221 Donmoyer, daughter, Julius C. Peter, 201 W. Chippewa, age 77, $2,500. Nancy Lorraine, Feb. 18. Fab. 18. DEEDS Jack Hurley's, RR 2, son, Jack Norman, Stephen Pal, 2003 S. Catalpa, age 61, Feb. 18. TOTAL DEED TRANSFERS IN SOUTH Feb. 18. Mrs. Cecelia Jasinski, 1706 W. Dunham, age BEND AND MISHAWAKA IN Victor DeBoe's, 501 S. Kenmore, daughter, 47, Feb. 18. Clementine Ruth, Feb. 18. BANKING ACTIVITIES JANUARY, 1842, 432. Edw. L. Youts* 710 LaPorte, age 26, Feb. 18. South Bend Clearing House Theodore P. Zakrzewski's, 837 Kosciuszko, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Riper, 726 Calif., age 87, daughter, Caroline Jean, Feb. UK t' Feb. 18. February 16 • Arthur F. Langell's, 1702 S. Walnut, daugh­ 1 Total clearings from Feb, 16 to Feb. 21, in­ Harwood, Martin and Swanson, trs. to James Brick, 517 ,. Wenger, age 56, Feb. 12. clusive, $2,504,747. ter, Kathleen Bell, Feb. 19. Jacob Glaser, 910 Vassar, age 80, Feb. 21. Harlie R. Chastain et ux,. lot 82, Ewing Pk. Maurice G. Morey's, 2405 Erskine, daughter, Total transactions from Feb. 19 to Feb. 25, add, Alonzo J. Heston, Sr., 1222 E. Campeau, age inclusive. $10,722,741. Avis Maurine, Feb. 19. 61, Feb. 19. Daniel Austin et ux to Floyd A. Reed et Harold G. Annis', Lakeville, son, Russell Mrs. Ruth E. Reeder, 2121 S. Mich., age 44, ux, pt. see. 23, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. James, Feb. 19. Feb. 20. Nellie D. Reed to Virgil H. Reed et al, lot Woodrow Archambeaulfs, 203 Reddick, Mrs. Christina Beckman Searrin, 810 Fair- 1, Middleboro add. to Mish., lot 92, Ward's 1st Mish., son, Carter Daniel, Feb. 19. view, age 71, Feb. 22. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS add. to Mish., pt. lots 23 & 24. Ward's 1st Geo. P. Glomp's, Bremen, Ind., daughter, add., let 223, Gaylor's 3rd plat to Mish., pt. Infant Cox, So. Bend, Feb. 23. sec. 22, twp. 37 N, R 3\ E. Barbara Emily, Feb. 19. Fred W. Shuman, 925 26th, age 55, Feb. 18. February 13 Fred B. Sahi-'a, No. Liberty, daughter, Calif, at Wilbur—Alma Weber, RR 2 and Citz. Homes Co.. to Rodney T .Dunlap et Mrs. Nellie Taylor, 412y2 W. Tutt, age 50, Karen Sue, Feb. 20. Feb. 18. A. C. Evans, 509 N. Cushing. ux, lot 893, Studebaker PL 3rd add. Dewey Darling's, RR 4, son, Dale - Mason, William at Ind.—Mamie Drapalik, 634 Fair- CitZ. Homes Co. to. Edwin P. McFarland et Feb. 28. Mrs. Beatrice M. Ackerman. 610 N. St. Jos., view and Frank O'Rielly, Martins Mach. Co. ux, lot 287, Studebaker PI. 3rd add. Wilford Flory's, New Carlisle, daughter, age 48, Feb. 19. Prairie—Fred Polonka, 3514 W. Monroe and Bruce A. Foust et ux to Sarah E. Foust, Barbara Joyce, Feb. 20. Louis A. Skipp, 2910 Bond, age 35, Feb. 17. Helen Davis, 125 Franklin PI. lot 19, Fowler's 1st add. to. Mish. Clem Jfezinski's, 1001 N. Brookfield, daugh­ Stephen A. D. Beekman, 715 Wenger, age 900 blk. S. Main—Bernard R. Frazie, 309 Margaret S. Connon to Gunnar Anderson ter, Catherine Marie, Feb. 20. 81. Feb. 19. Fulton Ct. and Samuel Moore, 402 E. South. et ux, pt. lot 19, Barbee's add. to Mish. " Elmer Kazmierzak's, 609 Euclid, son, Don­ Jeff, at Wayne—Edw. R. Holycross, 414 W. Mary A. Zimmerman to Frank s. Zimmer­ ald Eugene> Fab. 21. Jeff; and S. G. Williamson, 738 Cushing. man et ux, lot 21, Taylor's add. to Mish. « Arthur Nord's, 622 Columbia, daughter, Ju­ 300 W. Wayne—John J. McLaughlin, Oliver Paul M. Hums et al to Fred H. Bubb, lot 12, dith Diana, Feb. 10. THE MOVING VAN Hotel and Edgar Lehman, 2215 LWE, Mish. Poppendick's 1st add. to Mish. Wm. H. Clark's, 2922 Miami, daughter, Mish. at Calvert—E. E. Murray, Logansport, Fred H. Bubb to Frank S. Zimmerman et Catherine Frances, Feb. 12; MOVING PERMITS find', and Leonard A. Gunder, 113 E. Calvert. ux, lot 12, Poppendick's 1st add. to Mish. Robt. P. Emmons', 122 E. Tutt, son, Jimmy Prairie at Chapin—Geo. Kovach, 729 Or­ Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Wm. J. Emmons TOTAL MOVING PERMITS ISSUED IN chard and Alice Gammans, Miami Rd. et ux, lot 44, Whitcomb & Keller's Beverly Lee, Feb. 12, JANUARY, 1942, 201. Vieter C. Astone'a, 415 Wakewa, daughter, Fellows at Sou th—O scar Van De Genahte, Hgts. 3rd add. Judith Ann, Feb. 14. 422 N. Studebaker and Raymond Gosbin, 323 Gust De Blase et ux to Clarence Sholly et Carmon J. Stuart's, 507 Riverside, son, February 18 to 25 S. Spring, Mish. . ux, jat. lots 54 & 55, Bowman's 4th add. Chas. Jackson, Feb. 14. D. Smith, 405 E. Fairview to RR 2, Mish. 614 W. Ind.—Alma Baade, Ypsilanti. Mich. David C. Chapman, Jr. to Geo. E. Nelson, Horaffic W. Willis', 181* E. Corby, son, Jack J. Wolf, 1720 Western to 1821 Sample. and- Chas. Wiliard, 713 Cushing. lot 198, Studebaker PL add. Jay, Feb. 14. A. Nagy, 618 S. Kendall to 2923 S. Fellow. ______at Jeff.—Benjamin F. Leavens, Jeff. August De Saer to Julius C. Mostaert et UX, * Edw. A. Evans', 606 Victoria, son, David C. Kovach, 117 E. Dubail to 1806 S. Kendall. Hotel, ped., injured by car driven by Ray­ lot 21, Belleville plat 1st unit add. Wm., Feb. 15. V. PiQtrowsk-, 1810 W. Sibley to 338 N. mond- Rough, 2513 S. Mich. Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Jos. Van De Walle et ux, lot 21, Colonial Gardens add. . Jesse Meeks', Jr., 730 S. 26th, daughter, Olive. 900 blk. S. Chapin—Steve Bedics, 1925 W. Bonnie Lee, Feb. 16. R. L. Wilson, 781 N. Mish. to 15091,. Portage. Ewing, struck tree, injured. Harry Bowlin et ux to Mahlon E. Remley Arthur W. McQueary's, 1001 S. Logan, A. Gwynne, 410 W. Marlon to 118 W. Mon­ February 19 et ux, pt. sac. 31, twp. 38| N, R 3 E. Mish., daughter, Juanita Louise, Feb. 16. roe. Mich, at Sample—Albert W. Geist, 617 31 st First & Union Co. to Boy J. Garlit et ux, Jos. R. Caton's, . U28 N. Nila*. daughter, G. E. Nye, tt9- E. Donald, to Chicago. and. Glen Maple, 719 Altgeld. lot 249, Floral Pk. add. to Mish. Susan Marie. Feb. 6. W. L. Snyder, 1132 E. Ewing to Dayton, O. Mich, at Calvert—Eugene Murray, Logans- Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. to Rose M. Hugh McAlear^s, 821 W. LaSalle, son, Hugh W. B. Edwards, 2008 Linden to 902 N. Huey. port and Leonard Gundar, 113 E. Calvert., Wegerbauer, lot 83, N. Sunnyside add. Michael. Feb. 12. R. Musser, 428 N. Mich, to 3524 S. Fellows. Linden, at Kaley—Jos. Gorny, N«w Carlisle, -John Barrett Jr. et ux to Samuel Perry et Wm. Massey's, New Carlisle, son, Douglas J. C: Cofar, 212 Sim, to 1215 Colfax. Ind, ahd O. E. Sessler, BR 2, Mish. ux, lot 22, Lawrence & Battell's add. to James, Fab. 14. D. Dickey, 213 E. Calvert to 819 E. Donald. Mist., at anrt-jt—Earl B. Marphet, 3008 Pleas­ Mifl-t. Albert Dingman's, 213 Vz N. Notre Dame, H. H. Adams, 311 Parkovash to 440 N. Su__- ant and Lawrence V. Rush, add. unk. Keller, Moore, Sedgwick, trs. to Stephen daughter, Ruth Alberta, Feb. Wt' Logan at Jeff.—Leo Foltz, 515 E. Battell, Hedl et ux. lot 213, Shively's add. - Frank Szabo's, 911 W. Calvert, daughter, nyside. Inland Bonding Co. to Duane W. Witt et ux, D. D. Haddock, 817 N. Blaine to 213 E. Cal­ Mish. and Henry Neely, Osceola. Mary Ann, Feb. 16. Kenwood at Olive—Jesse A. Brantley, 615 lot 230, Woodlawn add. Thad Borfcowski's. RR 4, son, Thad An­ vert. Frank Borowski. to Alexander F. Borowski, L. Calvert, 1318 Van* Buren to Knox, Ind. W. LaSalle and Edw. Diuilavy, Elkhart. thony, Feb. 17. Wayne at Mich.—Jos. A. Hies, 1105 N. Elmer lot 41. Gorsuch's 1st add. Genoa J. Waggoner's, 516 N. Notre Dame, H. Ciaywall, MOTS. Main to 126 E. Ind. Floyd V. Mow et ux to Harvey M. Kinzie J. Fisher, 2729. Westmore to-2920 Bonds. and Harry A. Carder, 310 N. Williams. son, David Edw., Feb. 17. Wash, at Mich—Robt. J. Allen, 718 W. Cal­ et ux, let 6, Stover & Whitmer's add. Harold Ellithorn's, 417 Parkovash. daugh­ S. Gonser, 2006 Leer to 180 S. Rush. ifornia and Michael Horvath, 2217 S. Wabash. Nat H. Youngblood Jr. et ux to Fred A. ter, Carol Ann, Feb. 17. S. Keres, 2219 W. Bertrand to 924 Garden Bennett, Sr., et ux, lot 303, Woodlawn add. Lane. February 20 Chester McCoy's,' 1332 Vf. Ford, son, Chas­ Monroe at Fellows — Horace W. Fristoe, Agnes Nemeth to Grant McCumber et ux, ter LeRoy, Feb. 9. C. Kettner, 605 Cottage Grove to 3604 Long- 1225 Vi S- Fellows and Thos. Fothergill, 914 pt. sec. 7, twp. 37 N, R 2 E. ley Dr. Ind. Sav. & Loan Ass'n to Richard E. Bous, Notre Dame. Jr., et ux, lot 99, 1st add. to Navarre PI. fa. Wright, 1823 N. College to _2» 27th. 300 blk. S. Mich.—John Borror, 1704 S. Leer J. Murphy, 613 N. Notre Dame to Battle and) Jos. E. Poulin. 228 S. Francis. February 17 THE HONEYMOON Creek, Mich. 817 S. Chapin—James E. Keif er, 728 N. Scott Jos. Fetters et ux to Merlin A. Barberich Gu H. Schultz, 702 Sherman to 2117 Holly­ and John J. Szocinski, 917 Vz W. Sample and et ux, pt. lot "F", 6, L. K. Robinson's 1st add. EXPRESS wood Place. Producers' Dairy truck. to Mish. O. Lint, 1710 Leer to 236 DWN. Colfax at Sycamore—Forrest Robbins, RR 2, HOLC to Louis C. Dillon et ux. lot 124. B. Lewellen, 3606 SJ Mich, to 715 Goodland. Whitcomb & Keller's Southmoor add. MARRIAGE LICENSES L. Hook, 1218 S. Franklin to 205 E. Borley, Mish. and Geo. Holloway, 728 Francis. .-_ . February 21 Dora S. Wolf to Fred F. Sheely et ux, pt. TOTAL MARRIAGE LICEMB3ES ISSUED IE- Mish. sec. .7, twp. 35 N, R 2 E. W. Linn, 733 B. Ind. to 208 Fairview. Walnut at Western—Merill Miller, Benton JANUARY, 1942, 239. Harbor, Mich, and Geo. Bruggner, 1307 33rd. Land O' Lakes Resort Co. to Catherine R. C. J. Vogel, 713 Goodland to Detroit, Mich. Sanders, lots 3604, 3605, Chain O' Lakes. E. D. Luke,'KB 2 to RR 1. 800 blk. S. Mich.—John M. Benner, 2829 S. February 18 to 25 Main and Leia Hartman, add. unk. Edw. Pedersen et ux to James Roy Ras­ Al Magnuson, 709 34th and Audrey Whit- H. San Jule, 1123 Queen to 162! N. Elmer. Corby at Eddy — Chester Perry, 1221 So. mussen et ux, lot 81, Ardmore Hgts. add. inger, 2701 Miami. K. B. Anderson, 112Y2 N. Olive to 123 Her- Bend, struck two filling station pumps. Harry T. Heiermann et ux to Mitchel Kahn James Peacock. 420 S. Laf. and Gladys ron. 309 N. Mich.—Darrel B. Mileham, 925 E. La­ et ux, pt. lots 13 & 14, Heiermann'. add. H. Mesaros, 2219 S. Mich, to 1818 Woodward. Salle, car struck by Keith Doolen, 1610 Ma- _ First Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n to Michael J. Eisenhart, 823 S. Rush. N. C. Christian, Nat'l Storage to Niles, Zwickl et ux, lot 137, Walnut 2nd add. Russell A. Kibbey,- 831 E. Sample, and Art­ Mich. tine. less Morris, 1012 S. 23rd. 829 S. Fellows — Clarence Samuell, 735 S. Tower Fed. Sav. & Loan Assn. to Demar E. P. E. Yerkes, 1001 E. Fox to 748 S. Ironw'd. Borkowski et ux, lot 10, Miami add. Chas. Sullivan, Jr., 1017 Western and Lou- O. Milliken, 2610 Linden to RR 5. Fellows and Frank Pusty, 430 S. Meade. ellyn Lunsford, Lakeville, Ind. 1308 Prairie—Fred Bucher, 1218 E. Donald Tower Fed. Sav. & Loan Assn. to Frank Jos. A. Kender, Southern Hotel and Anna and John Orban, 1309 Prairie. Grodney et ux, lot 82, Hastings, Woodward & F. Huss, same add. Laurel at Wash.—Walter Hubbard, 1520 Lis­ Gray's add. to River Pk. Patrick B. O'Shea, Wewoka, Okla. and Au­ THE RED 0EVIL ton and J. Sanders, 505 E. Calvert, February 18 drey M. Adami, 714 Van Buren. February 22 Martha Bates Starrett et al to Estelle Hood, Ernest H. Wogatzke, 622 Howard and Gen­ Katherine Crumpacker, 1121 Riverside Dr. lot 34, Kamm's 1st add. to Mish. evieve McComb, 530 Niles. FIRES and Henry Landesberg, 823 Harrison. Estelle Hood to Raymond A. Starrett et ux, Robt. Newsom, 1815 Brookfield and Lillian ESTIMATED FIRE DAMAGE IN JANUARY, 843 S. Rush—Robt. Gibson, 848 S. Bush and lot 34, Kamm's 1st add. to Mish. C. Voss, 507 E. Wash. 1942, $7,962. Vern E, Byan, 504 S. Taylor. Harold W. Holderman et ux to Homer C. Chas. M. Davis, LaPorte, Ind. and Eliza­ Mich, at Angela—Jack Elliott, 527 W. Col­ Carbiener et ux, lot 21, Austin Pk. add. beth M. Balint, 325 N. Brookfield. Feb. 18; toy generator smoking, 1450 East fax injured In auto accident with car oper­ Richard E. Clark et ux to John J. Hardy Jos. G. Attard, Healthwfc- Hosp. and Muriel Milter street, *o damage. ated by a Mr. Powell, Jonesboro, Ark. et ux, pt. lot 82, No. Liberty original plat. S. E. Lindahl,3SB7 S. Rush. Feb. 18; residence of Mrs. Robert H. Vassar at Allen—Dona L. Roberts, 1621 N. U. S. Rubber Co. to City of Mish., pt. sees. parley Bergeman, Fruitnoct,.,. Mich, and Schultz, 1223 South Carroll street, caused by Huey and Dorothy Pickett, RB 2. 15 &d 16, pt. sees. 9, 10, twp. 37 N, R 3 E, lots Clara E. Casey, Muskegon, Mich. overheated furnace, no damage. Colfax at Esther—Lyle Funk, 305 W. Marlon 341, N*/_ vacated Bostwick St., Mish. Hydrau- Donald Parks, 734 E. 7th, Mish. and Mil­ Feb. 19; residence of Dr. X A. Bowyer, 1320 and Chas. Watson, 108 S. Notre Dame. lc Co.'s add. to Mish. dred Whybrew, 214 E. Grove, Mish. South Michigan street, rubber hose feeding Jeff, at Williams—Augusta Kush, 133 CUn- Marie M. Thibideau et al to Paul Helm et Dorus Clutter, Marion, Ind-. sad Fola Guyer, vulcanizer, $5 damage. ton, injured in ace. with Harold Rodgers, Wa- al, pt. lot 6, Fowler's 1st subdiv. Jonesboro, Ind. Feb. 19; Polk tire shop, Westera avenue and tervMet, Mich. Harvey Stump et ux to Edna B. De Con- John M Slaughter, 419 LaMonte Terrace William street, tires rolled against stove, Angela at Notre Dame—Ralph Euck, RR 5 dres, pt. sec. 33, twp. 36 N, R 1 E. and Mary J. Baker, 203 S. Williams. slight. damage. and unk. driver. Paul De Cook et ux to Frank De Cook et Chas. W. Staiev, New. Haven, Ind. and Feb. 21; cigarette ignited furniture in home Colfax at Hill—Edw. Gooley, 91$ Luther Ct. ux, let 32, Gorsuch's 2nd add. Ruth Washburn, West Virginia. of Otha A. Koontz, 734 East Calvert street; and Clarence E. Doyle, 505 S. Mich. Celestine B. O'Connell et ux to Dora T. Hans Rands and Leona Dorner, both of damage to contents $100; Mr. and Mrs. Koontz February 23 Staoles, sub. let 75, replat of Studebaker ~'l. Elkhart, Dad. suffered burns. Wash, at Olive—Alberta Barber, 520 S. Kos­ add. An tool Rapki. RR 2 and Edna Milner, RR 2. Feb. 21; sparks ignite roof on residence of ciuszko- and Donald Mason, Milan, Mich. (On Page Eighteen) Page Sixteen THE -MIRROR

51767. O'Donnell v O'Donnell. Hrg. Mar. 4. 64109. Turnock v Turnock. Jr. Hrg. Feb. 64125. Moore et al v Dark et al. Deft. 61603. Longenecker et al v Zimmer et al. 20. Fred Dark apprs, by Walton. COURT MINUTES Plfs. sep. & sev. file mo. for new trial. 64115. In the matter of the alleged insanity 64109. Turnock v Turnock, Jr. Deft, to 39356. State on rel Symons v State Bk., of Wiliard E. Holcomb. Drs. Carter and Hel­ pay for support of plf. and minor child. Walkerton. Recr. files appraisement & files men appointed to exam. deft, and report 63684. Sharp v Sharp. Order entered as CIRCUIT COURT pet. for authority to sell bonds of Brazil and condition. to custody of minor child and for temp. all. Tuesday, February 17 Chili; pet. granted. 54778. Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp. v Sands. Mo. for support and all. for atty. fees for deft's 62574. Walkerton-Lincoln twp. v Wood­ to retain cause on docket sustained. use. 61568. Buckow admr. v Sisters Holy Cross ward et al. Hrg. on mo. to strike cont'd for 54852. Pultz v Smith et al. Same record. 64104. Hardy v Hardy. Deft, to pay for Hosp. Plf. flies amended compt. further setting. 57190. State of Ind. ei al v Singler et al. support of plf. and minor child. 6.315 Rans v Rans. Hrg. March 3. 61179. Grogan v Collard et al. Cause dis­ Same record. 64108." Buss V Buss. Deft, to pay for sup­ Crim. 8253. State v Huff. Hrg. Feb. 18. missed. 59315. Adams v St. Jos. Valley Temple port of minor child and plf.'s atty. fees. Wednesday, February 18 63953. Exp. pet. of Anthony Gruszcyznski Ass'n. Same record.. 59148. Brown v Clarkson. Hrg. March 20. 63695 Exp. pet. of Jos. Henry Coequyt to -to: change name. Hrg. retble. 1st day May 61672. Walton et al v Joers. Same record. 64096. Ferency v Ferency. Hrg. Fete. 27. change name. Name ordered changed. 1942 term. 57507. Williams v Shafer. Mo. to retain 6i727_„_Mrowczynski v Mrowczyns-_L~ M°» 82613. Rynearson v Rynearson. Cause 62916. Klingaman v Hrg. Feb. 23. Cause on docket sustained. to retain cause on docket sustained, transferred to Sup. Ct. No. 2 for trial. 59197. Henrietta v Atty. for deft. 58364. In the matter of Union Tr. Co. Sav. 64011. State of Ind. V Kubiak et al. Ap­ 62837 Antkowiak et al v Pliska et al. asks leave to withdraw gen. apprnce. and Inv. Tr. Trustee files 11th current report. praisers appointed in this cause appr. and are Defts. called & defaulted. Clifford DuComb enter special apprnce. 60389. Ramsperger & Larson, Inc. v Gei- instructed as to their duties as appraisers; as gdn. ad litem files ans. Crim. 8258. State v DeWitt. Cause struck ger et al. Mo. to retain cause on docket sus­ defts. except to instructions as given/by Ct. 83142. Pensinger v Benson. Deft. Chas. out for term. tained. and object to any representative to State Benson called & defaulted; sub tr. & fdg. for Crim. 8253. State v Huff. Hrg. Feb. 23. 5_928. Stockbarger v Raab et al. Same Highway Commission of Ind. being^p-^esent plf. against deft, as per form of order; judge­ Thursday, February 19 - record. wh_u appraisers view the real est. for pur­ :, pose of making their appraisement. ment. • 'i*-fr^' 64112. Sprague, admr. v Miller et al. Defts. '"''_B-91. Belleville Lmbr. & Supply Co. et 62603. Hiiborn v Stackman et ux. Defts Effie Miller and Bessie Schardt appr. by al v Cerri et al. Same record. Crim. 64009. State of Ind. v Van Paris §_ called & defaulted.; sub. tr. & fdg. that plf. Kuehl and file ans.; defts. Irv. G. Case and 63455. Darlington v Pearson. Hrg. Feb. 18. al. Appraisers appointed herein appr. and Anna M. Case, Dorothy Bickel appr. in per­ 56854. Lakeville Lmbr. & Coal Co. v Rid­ are instructed- by Ct. as to their duties as recover its costs against defts.; judgement for son and file ans. such appraiser.. 4_OStS. dle. Mo. to retain cause on docket sustained. 64083. Gundt v Gundt. Hrg. March 4. 62807. KlUlan v Kllllan. Plf. grtd. div. 59855. American Tr. Co. v Graham. Same 64008. State of Ind. v Ratkiewicz et al. 62985. Kaniewski v Kaniewski. Plf. to file Friday, February 20 record. Same record. amended complt. for divorce. 63928. Clark v Hensler. Deft, files mo. to 64010. State of Ind. v Pearse et al. Defts. 61694. Hans v Fuchs. Cause ordered re­ 44402 Ainsworth v Deft, discharged make complt. more specific. Frank C. Pearse and Cora Pearse appr. by tained on docket. from rule. 63872. Sibley admrx. v Deft. Atty. R. Pearse. 61353. Gross v Gross. Same record. 63787. Exp. pet. Wayne E. Coberly to Remington Miller apprs. by ADD&G and files Gdn. 1042. John- Melber, Jr., Marie Thibi­ change name. Name ordered changed. demurrer together with memo, and memo. deau, gdn. Gdnship continued as per form. SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2 63860. Mitchell v Mitchell. Cause trans­ brief. Crim. 8309. State v Anderson. Warrant Thursday, February 19 ferred to St. Jos. Sup. Ct. No. 1. 63696. Niemiec v Hoffman et al. Defts. ordered for deft.; bond fixed at $1,000. 57184. Nycz v w rob.ewski. Cause retained 63511. Sheldon v Deft, files mo. to called and defaulted. Crim. 8310. State v Beaverson. Warrant on -docket. quash original summons & service thereon. 63597. Same plf. Same record. ordered for deft.; bond fixed at $1,000. 58754. St. Jos. Cemetery v Shaffer. Same 64143. Chapman v Chapman. Hrg. Mar. 4. Wednesday, February 18 record. 64144. BeChtel V , Same record. 64067. State of Ind. ex rel etc. v U. S. _y._u. Polish Mdse. Corp. v Kil. Same rec. 64145. Cabrini et al v Hrg. retble. April 24; Lmbr. & Supply Co. Deft, appears by FP&C 61988. Kaniewski v Sikorski. Same record. deft. R. Cerri, admr. of est. of Anna Cabrini, and Roper. 61989. Kaniewski v Wisniewski et al. Same BLUE LIST apprs. and files waiver of issuance and serv­ 64119. Reith v Reith. Deft, apprs. by record. ice of summons. FPC&R. 64087. Henderson v Emberton. Deft, ap­ CIRCUIT COURT 59882. State on rel v Hrg. Mar. 9. 62922. Heddens v Rieth-Rley Const. Co. et prs. by Doran & Manion. 59628. State on rep. Rept Fin. Inst, v Ad­ al. Cause placed on jury list. 64088. Morrison v Emberton. Same rec. (The following cases struck from the dock­ ler. Deft. B. A. Handwork files written mo. 64115. In the matter of the alleged insan­ 64089. Morrison v Emberton. Same rec. et on February 23, 1942, in accordance with for stay of proceedings during his period of ity of Wiliard E. Holcomb. Hrg. Feb. 19. 63687. Rooker v Roofcer, Jr. Plf. grtd. div. Rule 12. military service and within 60 days there- 63673. N. Y. Central R. R. Co. V Rosenstein 59872. Okrzesik v Prudential Ins. Co. et al. after. et al. Cause dismissed. Cause dismissed. 5vt_»v* 63669. Hefson v Herson. Plf granted div. 63621. Cit. Credit Corp. of Ind. v Kelver 61427. Kelley v Hrg. retble. Feb. 27. 46261. Humrichouser—Schurtz, Exr. Grigs- et al. Defts. file ans. to complt. by v Nagy et ux. 63352. Callsen v Callsen. Plf. granted div. 83995. Daniels v Hurd et al. Walton apprs. 63692. Star Tank & Boat Co. v N. Lib. Silo Gdn. 224. Alice Nelson, Cit. Tr. & Sav. with Hurwich for plf. 46263. Humrichouser—Schurtz, Exr. Grigs- Bk., gdn. Gdn.'s 5th current report approved by v Quinlan. & Cone Time for filing inventory and no­ 63494. Whitaker v Chicago, S. Shore R.R. tices to creditors extended to April 1, 1942. and confirmed and gdnship cont'd as per Co. et al. Deft, files ans. to plf.'s amended 51353. Lewis—Morris Plan Co. v Horvath form. et al. 61693. House v House. Ct. suspends fur­ complt. ther payment on support order untilfU-ther 62311. Waligorski v Waligorski. Hrg. Feb. 63497. Blech v So. Shore R.R. Co. et al. 54464. Crane—Maxson v Brown. 27. 54933. A. Olczak—Migas v Sniadecki et ux. notice. ^ Same record. 62985. Kaniewski v Kaniewski. Plf. grant­ 63455. Darlington v Pearson. Cause cont d 83525. Alber v Mutual Life Ins. Co. Deft, 55350. Pattee—Adams v Svoboda. to Feb. 19. 55835. JO&B—Szymczak v Szymczak. ed divorce. files ans. to plf.'s- amended complt. 64082. Grimm v Hrg. April 20. 64084. Baine v Damler et al. JO&B appr. 63583. Jaster v Roberts. P makes proof of 56014. Geo. Johnson—Wachs v Wachs. as co-counsel for plf. 56331. Geo. Johnson—Russo v Russo. Monday, February 23 service of summons on deft, by service on 35978. Lloyd v Grand Trunk. Hrg. set for 64095. Chamberlain v Gilbert Shoe Store James Givens, chief Administrative off. of 58912. PCCMC&B—Clubine v Mathews et Corp. Sands apprs. as co-counsel for deft. ux. March 13. the Dept. of Treas. of the State of Ind. and 62504. Wenger et al v> Fack. COV to La­ 64009, State of Ind. v Van Paris et al. Donald Stiver as director of the Divn. of 57219. Murphy—Ex parte Cheisi to adopt Both defts. appr. by Sands. , Richard Hickey. Porte Circuit Ct. Public Safety of the State of Ind. by sheriff 57231. Allen & A.—Conner v Conner. 61282. Bogol v Orban. Deft, files affi. for 53915. Exp. in the matter of the partner­ of Marion County and by presenting letter of 57643. J. C. Allen—Nemeth v Nemeth. COV from judge. ship firm of Price and House by Harvey the Divn. of Public Safety of the State of 61350. Foust v Orban. Deft, files affi. for Houser, surviving partner. Harvey House Ind. pursuant to Sec. 1, Chap 123, Acts of 58648. Walz—Lovelace v Lovelace. flies *pete for allowance of fees. . 59164. Sands—Annis v Annis et al. COV from judge. 1835 as amended Sec. 1, Chap. 9, Acts 1939, 59271. Schellinger-Gerstbauer Furn. Corp. 63465. Houser v N. Lib. Silo & Cone. Co. 64056. State of Ind. v Fisher et al. Hugue­ Page 16, together With P. O. Registry Receipt vs Carlson. Deft, files ans. nard apprs. as co-counsel for plf. showing dely. to deft, by U. S. Mail of copy 64113. Traub v Hinkle et al. Deft. Amer­ Crim. 84011. State of Ind. v Kubiak et al. of summons. 59356. Buntman—Anthony v Anthony. Both defts. appr. by Schock. 58413. Sands—Weiss v Monhaut et ux. ican Tr. Co. apprs. by JO&B. 63930. City of So. Bend v Cause dis­ 59623. Vernon Freed—Phillips v Phillips. 43626. Love v Ct. awards deft. Thursday, February 19 missed as to lot No. 245, Berner Grove 2nd add. to SB. and as to defts. Ernest and Ruth 39633. Buntman—Weaver v Weaver. privilege of visiting minor children of parties 64134. In the matter of the adm. of Henry 59667. Potts—Truex v Truex. at their home at reasonable times. Mudge and Fred W. Keller, Clarence Sedg­ Linderman to Robt. Long Hosp. Order for wick and Howard A. Moore as trs. 60670. Warrick, Eichelberg — Fullmer v 63056. Bonne v Bonne. Deft, ordered at­ commitment to Robt. Long Hosp. Fullmer. tached. . • 64135. In the matter of the pet. of Wm. 62219. Burt v Hutchinson. Plf. ruled to 60680. Metcalf—-Hilton v Hilton. 61755. Szamecki v Cause retained reply to deft.'s x-complt. within 10 days. Feyos for admission to Robt. Long Hosp. 64034. Fiwak v Wojcik et al. All aefts. 60868. Walz—Cole v Cole. on docket. % Order for commitment to Robt. Long Hosp. 61058. J. C. Allen—Sandefur by n. f. v 47281. St. Jos. Ln. & Tr. Co. as tr. v St. apprs. by Nyikos. 64133. In the matter of the adm. of Wallace 64022. Miller v Hrg. retble. April Sandefur. Jos. L. & Tr. Co. as gdn. Tr. flies pet. No. A. Hall to Robt. Long Hosp. Order for com­ 61084. Sands—Rubin v Rubin. 24; sub. on pet. and order as per form. mitment to Robt. Long Hosp. 23. 61111. Allen&A.—El v Taylor. 63886. Mais v Hrg. retble. March 63650. Wabol v Wabol. COV to Marshall 59237. Hutton v Hutton. Hrg. Feb. 27. Co. 61140. Bower & Metcalf—Frick v Frick. 16. 63455. Darlington v Pearson. Hrg. Feb. 23. 61169. Chas. Davis—Carpenter v Carpenter. 64157. Kambol v Hrg. retble. 64115. Alleged insanity of Wiliard E. Hol­ Friday, February 20 61204. Schwertley—Wills v Dhuivetter. March 9. comb. Commitment to Logansport State Est. 7068. Widner. Admr. files pet. for or­ 61225. Farage—Miller v Miller. 61003. Sheneman v Sheneman. Sub. on Hosp. ordered. der to allow claim of Elizabeth Ozbourn and 61361. Choi is—Harrison v Harrison. pet. to modify; denial; plf.'s atty. awarded 64008. State of Ind. v Ratkiewicz et al. compromise same; pet. granted. 61388. Shively&S.—LaSalle Ext. University additional sum of 310 for atty. fees. Both defts. appr. by Kowalski; appraisers 61563. Taberski v Taberski et al. Plf.'s de­ v Walter. 56674. Wilson v Fink. Caus eordered re­ appointed as per form of order. position ordered published. 61394. Shively&S.—LaSalle Ext. University tained on docket. 64009. State of Ind. v Van Paris et al. Ap­ 64090. Christophel v Bourgeret. Deft, V Hull. 59677. Truex v Truex. Same record. praisers appointed as per form. apprs. by Jellison. 61401. Beasley&B.—Williams v William.. 59761. Ballard by n.f. v Ballard. Same 64011. \State of Ind. v Kubiak et al. Ap­ 63408. Malicki v Turnock et al. Rule to 61412. McMichael—Ex parte. Josephine Ja- record. praisers appointed as per form. ans. plf.'s amended complt. insofar as con­ worski for appointment of gdn. for Stanley 61661. Gillette v Gillette. Same record. cerns State of Ind. extended for an additional Kadulski. . 64007. State of Ind. v Zimmerman Est. et 59424. Stafford v Stafford. Same record. al. Hrg. Feb. 27. . „ 10 days' time; deft. Tower Fed. Sav. & Ln. 81414. Walz—Gary Industrial Fin. Co. v 61666. Wesolek v Wesolek. Same record. Ass'., files ans. to plf.'s amended complt. Trapp et al. 64010. State of Ind. v Pearse et al. Hrg. 61669. Milewski v .Milewski. Same record. Feb. 23. _ M; 64006. Brewer v Wolfe. Deft, files ans. 61430. Freed—Knoblock v Knoblock. 60620. Odle v Odle. Same record. 55719. Aetna v D'Horre. Hrg. Feb. 27. 61447. Van Tilbury—Bollman v Bollman. 62292. State of Ind. ex rel Dept. of Fin. 61931. Hosier v Sommerer. Same record. Inst, of State of Ind. v Walker. Deft, files 59943. Hand v Medd et al. Cause retained 61448. Walz—Williams v Williams. 33005. Clymer v Lieder et al. Same record.' on docket. 61458. Kowalski.—Jaszcak v Jaszcak. plea in abatement. 57220. State on rel. Johnson, gdn. Rupel v 64041. Englewood Electrical Sup. Co. Inc. Barkley. (Same record.) 61474. Farage. — Poklinkowski v PokUn- Clark. Same record. Crim. 8277. State v Washington, Works. kowski. v Barnes Electric Co. Deft, apprs. by Hem­ 57259. Harrell v Hine. Same record. phiing and Smith. Washington sentenced to Ind. State Reforma­ 61475. JO&B—Gibson v Gibson. 61070. Gentle v Miller. Same record. tory for 2 yrs. and disfranchised for 5 yrs.; 61481. Beyers—Johnston v Nyikos. 61617. Hiznay v Davis. Same record. Friday, February 20 Works sentenced to ISR for 2 yrs., disfran­ I. j 61513. Hildebrand—Wilson v Wilson. 61647. Pence v Hooks. Same record. Est. 7184. John B. Haberle, Catherine E. chised for 5 yrs. 61514. Thomas—Whitmer v Whitmer. 61826. Klondike Telephone Co. v Rodts. Haberle, Extrx. J. P. Lechner files report; 56069. Heiermann v Rosenblum et al. Plfs. 61534. Talbot—Wells v Wells. Same record. report approved. files pet. to consolidate and sep. docket is­ 61537. Harmon—Dyer v Dyer. 61828. Same plf. v Sauer. Same record. Est. 70.6. Goetz v Toepp, admr. Schedule sues as between plfs. and deft. Colpaert Rlty. 61540. Walz—Character Fin. & Thrift Corp. 59140. Aldrich v Aldrich. Same record. referred to J. P. Lechner. Corp.; pet. granted. v Finnstrom. 59251. Daniels v Isaackson. Same record. 64004. Beck et al v Cripe et al. Defts. 56081. Heiermann v Cole et al. Same rec. 61552. R. E. BonDurant—Cooper v Cooper. 54796. Dickson v Dickson. Same record. Stanley Schoen and Stanley Michalski appr. 64137. Read. Sub. tr. as to issue between 61573. J.CAllen—Plump v Plump. 59153. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Rhine- by Kopinski. % \ plfs. and deft. Colpaert Rlty. Corp:; fdg. for 61584. Kowalski—Parker v Louthan et al. bait. Same record. 64042. State of Ind. v Tillie Barber Est. et plfs. for foreclosure of lien asserted in their 61597. Metcalf—Johnson v Johnson. 60659. Heeter v Lontz. Same record. al. Hrg. March 6. complt. 61604. Yeagley&Y—Szewczyk v Szewczyk. 63717. Helmich et al v State Board of Bar­ 54249. Read v Alward et al. Sub. tr., as to 61618. Hammond—Shimsheska v Shimshes- 60864. HildabricUe v Swihart. Same rec­ ber Examiners. Fdg. and order as per form. the issue joined' between plf.'s and deft. Col­ ka. ord. 64 97. Smolk v Drewry's Limited U. S. A. paert Rlty. Corp.; as to said deft. Colpaert 61619. Potts—Chapman by n. f. v Chap­ 61336. Widmoyer v Widmoyer. Same rec­ Inc. Deft, apprs. by SO&D. Rlty. Corp. Ct. finds that foreclosure of lien man. 64098. Hankiewicz v Drewry's Limited U. asserted by plf .s should be had; jdgmt. as-to 61626. Lamberson—Rosen v Geddes. • ord- « _i S. A. Inc. Deft, apprs. by SO&D. said Colpaert Rlty. Corp. as per form. 61636. Jellison.—Wirth v Wirth. 61961. Gleason v Johnson. Same record. 50364. In the matter of Union Tr. Co. Sav. 64138. Heiermann v Sub. Tr. as to 61649. Lamberson—Hoover v Hoover. 61629. Cohn v Clements. Same record. Inv. Tr. Tr. files pet. No. 82; granted. the issue between plfs. and deft. Colpaert 61662. Allen&A.—Daraske v Daraske. 61600. City Nat'l Bk. & Tr. Co., Recr. Toth 43591. In the matter of the adms. of trs. Rlty. Corp.; fdg. for plfs. for foreclosure of 61663. Coolo—Webster v Webster. Bk. v Wozniak et al. Same record. by Cit. Tr. & Sav. Bk. of SB under Union Tr. lien asserted in their complt.; judgment as 61668. Kowalski—Delchambre v Delcham- 61515. Pehlke v Pehlke. Same record. Co. Blanket Mtg. Cer. Series. Sub. on reports per form. bre. 59522. City Nat'l Bk. & Tr. Co., Recr. Toth and pets. Nos. 604, 605, 606; reports approved 64139. Heiermann et al v Trustee 61673. Thomas—Crummet v Crummet. Bk. v Torok et al. Same record. and pets, granted. First Bk. & Tr. Co. files pet. No. 1 for au­ 61686. Z. Carter—Graves v Graves. 59450. Same plf. v Matovich. Same record. 61807. Nyers v Nyers. Nyikos withdraws thority to accept proposal of Colpaert Rlty. 61688. Chas. Wills—Smith v Smith. 59409. Same plf. v Szabo et al. Same rec­ apprnce. as atty. for deft. Corp. and the Ct. having examined said pet. 61698. Hemphling&S—Carpenter v Carpen­ ord. £ I 64048. Austin v Klein et al. Both defts. should be granted; granted. ter. 59238. Hardy v Fisher* et al. Same record, appr. by Van Tilbury. 63525. Albert v Mutual Life Ins. Co. Cause 61712. Plodowski—Ex parte pet. William 57512. Plonski v Associated Builders. Same 57151. Downing y Downing. Div. grtd. to placed on jury list for trial. Oleck to change name. record. plaintiff. 54249. Read et al v Alward et al. Cause 61728. Breen & McM.—Bessey v Bessey. Crim. 8304. State v Malott. Deft, apprs. by 81501. Guarantee Dis. Co. Inc. v Silver. dismissed as to lot 24, C. R. Smith's add. to 61748. Farage—Day v Day. . Taylor & Talbot. Mo. to retain cause on docket sustained. SB and aS to lot 151, C. R. Smith's 2nd add. 61750. Schwertley—Swink v Lambiotte et Crim. 8253. State v Huff. Hrg. Feb. 24. 59308. Ind. & Mich. Electric Co. v City of to SB. al. 56657. Cochran v Cochran. Cause retained SB. Same record. 64001. Sanders v Sanders. Hrg. Feb. 27. 61754. LaCava—Strothers v Strothers. on docket. 59307. St. Joseph Heating Co. v City of 63666. Leer v Leer. Plf. grtd. divorce. 61755. Schwartley—Szamacki v Nyerges. 55801. Deacon v Campoli et al. Same rec­ So. Bend. Same record. - 62760. Murphy v Murphy. Deft, ordered 61775. Metcalf—Smith et al v Daggy et al. ord. L_, 57733. Bessel et al v Meyer et al. Same attached forthwith. 61789. Walz—Hilderbrand v Hilderbrand. 53549. Cit. Tr. & Sav., Recr. Toth Bk. v record. 63697. Parker v Parker. Plf. grtd. div. 61799. Hildebrand—Hastings v Florkowski. Winko. Same record. 51824. Cousins v Glassburn. Same record. 63129. Zigler v Zigler. Hrg. Feb. 27. 61817. Gonas—Ex parte adoption Sylvia* 48621. Otis v Weber. Same record. 47225. Cit. Tr. & Sav. Bk. of SB et al v 63549. Garver v Garver. Plf. grtd. divorce. Theresa Warren. t Crim. Juv. No. 5245. State v Wilson. Cause Ferenczy et al. Same record. 46-29. Bierman v Hrg. Feb. 26. 61821. Thomas—Benedict v Benedict. struck out for term. 33350. Gordon et al v Kekko et al. Same 62553. Albanese v Albanese. Plf. commit­ 61883. H&Johnson—Frame, Admr. v Lonzo Tuesday, February 24 record. ted to custody of Sheriff until sum of $90 is et al. 63690. Barnett v Barnett. Cause trans­ 33900. Toth State Bk. v Landesman. Same paid. 61884. H&Johnson—Frame, Admr. v Lillis.'. ferred to Sup. Ct. No. 2 for trial. record. 63141. Farr v Farr. Plf. granted divorce. 61919. DuC&Bond—Haney v Haney. 60087. Brune v Bruns. Cause dismissed. 33812. Cit. Tr. & Sav. Bk. v Kuzmic et al. 64106. Haney v Haney. Deft, to pay for 61926. Beyers—Treely v Treely. 52801. Kredoch v Order for sup­ Shame record. plf.'s atty. fees. 61973. Walz—Cates v Cates. 33807. Cit. Tr. & Sav. Bk. v Ray et al. 64116. Weinstein v Weinstein. Deft, to pay 61981. Van Tilbury—Boyce v Boyce. port of minor children suspended until deft, returns from military service. Same record. for support of plf. 62002. Thomas—Herthoge v Herthoge. 29036. National Lmbr. Co. v Strauss et al. 62799. Lemler v Lemler. Plf. grtd. div. 62037. Metcalf—Tucker v Tucker. • Crim. 8253. State v Huff. Jury retires for deliberation. Same record. • 63437. Wurtsbaugh v Wurtsbaugh. Deft 62045. Walz—Ex parte pet. Nelson to adopt 32792. Toth State Bk. v Szabo. Same rec. granted divorce. McCollum. SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 63898. McCormick v McCormick. Deft. 44452. Tavernier v Tavernier. Hrg. March 62046. Walz—Ex parte pet. Codley to adopt Tuesday, February* 17 called and defaulted thereon; deft, to pay for 27. McCollum. 63684. Sharp v Sharp. Hrg. Feb. 20. plf.'s use for atty. fees. vOn Page Seventeen) 64108. Buss v Buss. Hrg. Feb. 20. FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Seventeen

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION filed in said Court by the Administratrix of Estate No. 7311 said Estate, setting up the insufficiency of the NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ Estate of said .Decedent to pay the debts and signed has been appointed by the Judge of liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State did, on the 20th day of February, 1942, find of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Julius said Estate to be probably insolvent, and Carl Peter, late of St. Joseph County, .De­ ordered the same to be settled accordingly. ceased. The creditors of said Estate are, therefore, Said Estate ;is supposed to be solvent. hereby notified of such insolvency, and re­ The City National Bank and Trust Co. quired to file their claims against said Estate COURT MINUTES NEW CASES FILED of South Bend, Executor. for allowance within two (2) months. February 24th, 1942. Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Court Iden S. Romig, at South Bend, Indiana, this 24th day of SuTERIOB COURT NO. Z SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 Attorney for Estate. 2:27—3:6-13 February, 1942. NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT FRANK J. BRUGGNER. (From Page Sixteen) NO. 1 IN JANUARY, 1942, 88. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 56419. stuart v Hrg. Feb- 27. BY ADMINISTRATRIX Clerk, St. Joseph Circuit Court. 63463. Cubb v Cubb. Plf. granted divorce. STATE OF INDIANA, VOOR, JACKSON & GRANT, 63809. Baugher v . ©eft. found not 64!_2. American Tr. Co. v Patrick Hoppes ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, 86: Attorneys for the Estate. —2:27; 3:6 guilty of contempt and released. et al, prom, note, JO&B, Feb. 17. IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT, 54330. Walter v B_af. March 13. 64123. Apolonia Lodyga v Jozefa W. Zu- FEBRUARY TERM, 4843 Monday, February 23 kowski, pet. in suppl. proc, Sands, Feb. 17. Estate No. 3230 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY 5S521. Whitmer et al v Nyari. Cause dis­ 64125. John Moore et al v Fred Dork et al, THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. missed as to lotsl 71 and 64, .Miami Hgts. add. for mech.'s Hen, Metcalf, Feb. 18. W THE MATTER ©F THE ESTATE OF 56024. Heiermann v Schurtz et al. Cause 64129. Jos. W. Pasklet et al v Geo. Holmes, MARY A. STRAUB, DECEASED complt. SO&D, Feb. 18. 1. Notice is hereby given -that sealed bids dismissed as to lot 54, Miami Hgts. add., -and will be received by the undersigned, Mayor lot 20d, Roseland Pk. add. 64131. Objections to Probate of a will of The undersigned administratrix de bonis Julius C. Peter, Cr., by Emma O. Peter, Ro­ of the City of South Bend, Indiana, up .o 54249. Read et al v Alward et al. Cause non, with will annexed, of the estate of four o'clock P. M., March 13th, 1942, for .he dismissed as to lot 88, J. Prast's add., and mig, Feb. 18. Mary A. Straub, Deceased, hereby gives no­ .64133. In the maifr"' of the pet. of Wallace following described property in St. Joseph lot 1287, Summit PL add. tice that by virtue Of an order of the St. County, State of Indiana: ' 58073. Heiermann et al v Vorn et al. Cause Amos Hall to Robt. Long Hosp., Feb. 18. Joseph Circuit .Court she will, at the hour of 64134. In the matter of the Pet. of Henry 10:00 o'clock A. M., on the 28th -day of March, -dismissed as to lot 809, Roseland Pk. add. . Lots numbered 315, 319, 322, 323, 334, 325, 61693. Taberski v Taberski et al. Defts. Linderman to Robt. Long Hosp., Feb. 48. 1942, at the offices of Voor, Jackson & Grant, 64135. In the matter of the pet. of Wm. 624 Associates Building, South Bend. Indiana, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 364, 365, 386, 367, file mo. to strike out and suppress pts. of 368, 369, 370 and 373 as shown on the Re­ pf.'s dep'n. Feyos to Robt. Long Hosp., Feb. 18. and from day to day thereafter until sold, 64150. Tiffin Art Metal Co. v William H. offer for sale at public sale all the interest corded Plat of Woodlawn Addition ,o .he 64006. Brewer v Wolfe. Sub. tr. -fdg. for .City of South Bend; plf. against! deft, in damages in -sum of $1,000 Loughlin, on note & for chat, mtge., Bertsch. of said decedent In and to the following and costs; judgment. Feb. 20. described real estate, situate in St. Joseph 64152. Lulu Meranda .Chapman v Geo. D. County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lots Numbered 131, 176. 177, 178, 179 and 57890. Hall v Grand Trunk Weet «. R. 180 as shown on the Recorded Plat of El­ Cause retained on docket. "Hagerty, pers. In.., "Warrick, Feb. 30. 64153. In the matter of the alleged insanity wood Manor Second Addition to the City 61690. Durbin v -Same record. Lot Numbered One Hundred and Twenty of South Bend; 61956. Cutler v Cutler. Same record. of Bertha Martens Goonis, Feb. .20. (120) in Henry Studebaker's Second Ad­ 64126. Hardenburgh v Hrg. retble. 64162. Nattiet Seach v Paul Seach, sep. bed dition to the City of South Bend. & board, Gonas, Feb. ___. Lots Numbered 545, 547, 548. 553 and 554 Feb. 27. as shown on the Recorded Plat of Ber­ 83980. City of So. Bend v Deft. 64163. Gladys Names v Sever Names, di­ Said sale will be made subject to the ap­ vorce, Fergus, Feb. 23. ^_l_y proval of said Court, for not less than two- ner Grove Third .Addition to the Ctty -of Smogor Lbr. Co. .apprs. by H&J. South Bend: Crim. 8290. State v Midland. Ct. appoints SUPERIOR COURT NO. 8 thirds (2/3 of the full appraised value of said L. J. Murphy to conduct the defense of deft. real estate and for cash. Lots Numbered 92, 93, 95, 96 and 50 feet 64447. -Hartman v Hrg. retble. jMEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT ALPHARETTA HARDEN, Administratrix NO. 2 IN JANUARY, *942, 62. off of and from the whole North end of Feb. 27. de bonis non, with will annexed, of the Lot 94, -all as shown on the Recorded Plat 841*8. Hold v Hold. Hrg. w»Hafle. Feb. 27. Estate of Mary A. Straub, -Deceased. Of Oakside Third Addition to the City of 6.913. timer v Shier. Pros. Atty. apprs. VOOR, JACKSON & GRANT, 64J.26. Ekha S. Hardenburgh v Lee F. Har- Attorneys for (the Estate. —2:27; 3:6-13-20 South Bend. for deft, and files ans. denbrugh, divorce, Sands, Feb. 17. 64076. Saylor v Jewel Tea Co. et al. Deft, 64127. _**te 3. Kelley by n.f. v Gaile Kel­ 2. All bids will he received on conditions apprs. by Cook. ley, divorce, Hurwich v Walton, Feb. 18. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY and specifications on file in the Office of the 48.877 Saylor v Jewel Tea Co. et al. Same 64128. Objections of Emma O. Peter to * Estate No. 3230 Mayor in-the City Hall, South Bend, Indiana, record. Probate of a will of Julius C. Peter, Sr.. ex- STATE OF INDIANA, .and available for inspection between the 62/60. Murphy v Murphy. Deft, found parte, Romig, Feb. 18. ST. JOSEPH COtlNTV, SS: hours of 10 and 12, and 3 and 4 of each busi­ guilty of cojfttempt 0$ Ct. and committed to 64132. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Stella IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT, ness day from the date hereof to the date custody of sheriff until $50 is paid and atty. Hazard et al, on judgment, Garnitz, Feb. 19. FEBRUARY TERM, 1942 upon which bids will be closed. fees. 1 64146. C. I. T. Corp. v Virgil Co-well, com­ Dated this 26th day of February, 1942. Tuesday,, February 24 plaint, Clements, Feb. 20. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 64161. Hollowejtt. Drs. Sullivan and Vur- MARY A. STRAUB, DECEASED JESSE J. PAVEY, - 64147. Emma O. Hartman v Andrew Hart­ plrlat named n-e_Seal examiners. man, divorce, Farage, Feb. 20. Mayor of the City of South' Bend. Ind. 64148. Hold v Hold. Deft, apprs. by Ol- 64148. Florine Hold v Jesse Hold, sep., Al­ Notice is hereby given that upon petition 2:27 len & Allen, Feb. 19. 54249. Read et al v Alward et al. Hrg. 64149. Francis Matthys v Philmoine Mat­ retble. March 30. thys, divorce, 9. P. Miller. Feb. 19. 64151. Anderson v Anderson. Hrg. retble. 64158. Thelma Moore v Andrew Moore, di­ Feb. 27. vorce, Sands, Feb. 23. 6412/. Kelley v Deft, apprs. by 64159. Edw. H. .Golubski v Clyde Russell, COURT CALENDARS Taylor. pers. inj., Tulchinsky, Feb. 23. 58232. Beebe, admr. v Ind. Air Service. 64160. Kay Bee Store, en account, Irv. J. Atty. Potts .apprs. with K&J for deft. Ind. -Smith and H. T. Miller, Feb. 23. For Next Week Air Service, Inc. • 64161. In the matter of the alleged insan­ 58233. Kidder, admrx. v Ind. Air Service, ity of Mabel M. Hollowell, exparte, Feb. 23. Inc. Same record. 64164. Jos. West v Sherline West, divorce, 5.821. ^Jhri-tman v Christman. Recr. rues Thomas, Feb. 24. CIRCUIT COURT pet. No. 7, 8, 9; pets, granted. 64165. Isadore Michalski v Conie Pratt, for ,61052. HOLC v Reer. discharged. accounting and recrship., Buntman, Feb. 24. Setting of February 25 63-94. Whitaker v -Ohicago So. Shore RR. | 64166. Vera Q. Casey v Lewis L. Primmer, MONDAY, MARCH 8nd: Co et al. Cause placed on jury list dor trial. on prom, note, Walton, Feb. 24. JURY CASES 63-97. Blech v So. Shoe RR. Co. ef al. 58084 Donald Kemp by n i V Perkins (Loomis St H—JO&B) Same record. 59458 doe Zook v New York Central (H & Johnson—FP&C) Wednesday, February 2_ 59494 Walter Pyrzynski V Steve Lupa (Sands—Weisberger) Tr 2056. Boeckhhg. Hrg. March 6. 60646 Donald ."Vaughn by n. f. v Fall <__0_tnls & H—PCCMC&B) 38991. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Luce. PROBATE MATTERS 61349 Kathryn M. Toner v Yellow Cab—(Loomis & Hartzer—FP&C) Cause retained on docket. .ESTATES ADMITTED TO PROBATE IN 62066 Midwest Fuel Co v From et al (SO&D—Schulman) 59176. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Ack- 63072 Frances Bishop v Waidner (Loomis & H.—J. W. Niemiec) erman. flame record- _ JANUARY: 1942, 45. S9J77. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Crowe. COURT CASES Same record. Est. 7301. Lottie Rogalinski. TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd: 81719. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Shir­ Est. 3202. Mary Robakowski, Eugene Roba­ Crim 7991 State v Daniel Yonke (Nyikos) ley. Same record. kowski,, admr. Bond, $3,600. Crim 8167 State v Emil K Clark (Sands) Est. 7303. Horace V. Kimble. Crim 8215 Floyd Settles £1 (Allen) 61720. -So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Woz­ Est. 7304. Marguerite Helmick, Albert \v- Crim 9215 Floyd Settles El (Allen&A) nicki. Same record. ii.oi, admr. Bond, $2,000. Crim 8216 State V Alex Putz (Cook) 61381. So- Bend Acceptance Corp. v Woz­ _5st. 7305. 3£ilbur M. Warner, Ruth .B.War­ Crtm 8222 State v Joseph Arch (Cook) nicki. £8me record. ner, admrx. Bond, #1,000. Crim 8226 State V Milo S. Daniels (Talbot, Taylor) 61322. So. jBend Acceptance Corp- v Norris Est. 7306. Charlotte Kiefer. Crim 3230 State V Norman Imus (Paden) et al. Same record. _ ia___.'' Est. 7397. Edith S. Gingrich, Woodson S. Crim 8231 State V Alvin L. Jenkins (Talbot) .61730. So. Bend Acceptance fJorp. v Hosh- Carlisle, admr. W. W. annexed. Bond, $8,000. stedter. "Same record. Est. 7308. Arpad K. Szabo, Geo. W. Beyers, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th? 6_331. So. Bend Acceptance Corp. v Mesa­ admr. Bond, $1,000. 2518 Claim Am. Trust Cq v Est. Minerva Cassidy (JO&B) ros. Same record. Est. 7309 Catherine Ziegenbusch. 2958 Claim Am. Trust Co v Est. John C. Birdsell (JO&B) .1732. So- Bend Acceptance Corp. v Basil­ Est. 7310. Mary E. Hardy, John J. Hardy, 32140 Ind. Lbr. & Mfg. Co. vs Szymczak (PCC&M—Sands) ar a .et al. Same record. Admr. Bond, $4,009. 33390 Andrew H. G. Hay v Bredan, (Wm. D. Dalton—JO&B) 64131. Myers v Ind. Theater Carp. Deft. Est. 7311. Julius C. Peter, Sr. 35824 Am Discount v Stevens et al (Hammerschmidt—Ch DuComb, SO&D) Ind. Theater Corp. apprs. by Yeagley & Yeag- Est. 7312. Albert M. Long. 36361 Hess v Haynes (PCC&M—S. G. Kovacs) ley Sst. 73.3. Dean E. Wygant. 37552 2nd __4_r & Mf* 43© -V Hastings (PCC&M—Hastings) 64076. Saylor v Jewel Tea Co. et al. Deft. Est. 7314. Maria E. Blaine. 38151 Williard v Hartman et al (H & Johnson—Bertsch) Jewel Tea Co. apprs. by JO&B. Est. 7315. Josephine Dyszka Michael Jurek, 46074 Hammerschmidt v Rupel (M. Johnson—S&A) 64077. Sayk>r v Jewel, Tea Co. et al. Same admr. Bond, $4,500. 4745? SB Sand & Gravel v TJrescher (H & Johnson—Feiwell) record. Est. 7316. Mike Butcher, Michael Zahoran, 51488 Seebirt et al v Hastings (SOD&O—Hastings) 62139. Rata v Szita. COV to St. Jos. Sup. admr. Bond, :95,600. 53410 Assignment of Cosmopolitan Coop. Assn. for creditors (AD&Associates) Est. 79_7. Henry M. Van Kerrelbroeck, Leo 55337 Rummel v Schafer, et al (JO&B—H & Johnson, FP&C) Ct. No. 1. TT ,, . . L. Cook, admr: Bond, $2;000. 55663 Rollo Clark v Walter et al (Sheneman—Shiveiy & S) 62585. Claeys v Claeys. Hrg. March 6. 56170 Corbett v Corbett (Sands—SO&D) 54135. Strehlow v , Hrg- March 20. 57463 McFarland v Arnold< et al (A&S—Davis & Eichhorn, Gary) 61563.' Taberski v Taberski et in- Ct. finds 58040 McCormick v McCormick (FP&C—Sands) that plf. take nothing! by reason of his com­ 58079 Eose by n. f. v Bortell et al (AC&D—Sands) plaint and that defts. recover their oonsts..; LEGAL NOTICES 58079 Zoss by n. f. v Bortell (AC&D—Sands) ludgment-. . „ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 58260 First Nat. Bk. Mich. City v Herb Balm (PCCMC&B—Gilbert) 58-40. Coquillard v City of SB et al. Cause Estate No. 7317 retained on docket. NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ SPECIAL SETTING, APRIL 13th: ,||ipi| .58141. Coquillard v City of SB et al. Same signed has been appointed by the Judge of 61060 St. Jos. Bk. & Tr. Co. Trustee v Gallagher et al record. the Superior Court No. 2 of St. Joseph Coun- 581-4. Coquillard v City of SB et al. Same ty, State of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Henry M. Van Kerrebroeck, late of record St. Joseph County, Deceased. 58146. Coquillard v City of SB et al. Same Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. SUPERIOR COURT No. 1 record Leo L. Cook, Administrator. Setting of February 86, 1942 58442. City of SB v Kotzenmacher et al. February 24th, 1942. Same record. Leo L- Cook, JURtT CASES 58786. Ctty of SB v Sec. Inv. et al. Same Attorney for Estate. 2_-7—3:6-18 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th: record NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH 62922 Heddens v ffUeth-Riley et al (FP&C v JO&B—Buntman) 59378. City of SB v First & Union Co. TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. 57431 Hamann v Grant Co (Sands v Hemphiing & S) Same record. Cause No. 751 MONDAY, MARCH 9th: "58278. City of SB v Syson et al. Same State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: 60100 Freeman Admrx v G T W RR (Huguenard—Ttekham v PCCMC&B) Notice is hereby given that Susan Margaret record. Morford has filed her petition in the St. Jo­ 58_£4. City of SB v G.arn et al. Same rec- seph Circuit Court to have the time and place OI5_4.0. City of SB v Firestein et al. Same of h

Alice R. Donnal et al to Tower Fed. Sav. & February 19 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 10, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. $388. John F. Borg et ux to John R. Stigner et Estate No. 6841 TRANSFER OF February 17 ux. Estate of George A. Kuhn. Merlin A. Berbericn et ux to Mish. Bldg. & HOLC to Jos. Otolski et ux. By direction ot Roy F. Fisher, Executor of REALTY Loan Assn., lot 87, Fordham add to River Pk. HOLC to Jos. Otolski et ux. the Estate of George A. Kuhn, Jj&te of St. $2,784.92. Frank-Jackson to Mary M. Kuehl et al. Joseph County, in. the State, of Indianav De­ Louis C. Dillon et ux to HOLC, lot 124. Alfred C. Steenburg to Offenhauer Chemi­ ceased. DEEDS cal Corp. | NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ Whitcomb & Keller's Southmoor add. $1,- tees and devisees of the said decedent, and (From Page Fifteen) 168.46. State Bk. of Hardinsburg to Brinckmann R. .faul T Mlessler et ux to F. G. Miessler et Houk et ux. all other persons interested in the said estate, Stormfelz, Loveley Corp. to Fred J. Tom- February 20 that said Executor has filed in this court his sits et ux, lot 3, Jeff. Pk. add. ux, pt. sec. 24, twp. 38 N, R 2 E. $2,300. Mitchel Kahn et ux to American Tr. Co., Jos. Beehler to Jacob Beehler et al. account and vouchers for the final settlement Geo. F. Hahn et ux to Anna Mood, pt. sec. Geo. W. Blaine et al to Chas. Cripe, Jr., et of said estate, and they are hereby required 3, twp. 36 N, R 2 E. pt. lots 13 & 14, Heiermann's add. $3,500. to be and appear in said Court on the 20th Murtia Brown to American Tr. Co., lot 149, al. Anna Moody to Geo. F. Hahn et ux, pt. sec. John Berger et al to Bert Moody et ux. day of March, 1942, when the same will be 7, twp. 36 N. R 4 E. Rush's 1st add. $1,000. heard and make proof of their heirship, or Waiter E. Shoop et tot to Peter W. Patter­ Michael J. Zwickl et ux to First Fed. Sav. February 21 claim to any part of said estate, and show son et ux, lot 123, Oak Pk. add. & Loan Ass'n, lot 137, Walnut 2nd add. $2,- Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Vernon cause if there be, why said account and Daniel Austin et ux to LeRoy Gingerich, 661.60. Crofoot. vouchers should not be approved. pt. sec. 22, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. Frank Grodey et U-8 to Tower Fed. Sav. & Fed. Farm Mtge. Corp. to Clinton J. Moo­ WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the Wm. M. Has3 et ux to James E. Henson et Loan Ass'n, lot 82, Hastings, Woodward & maw et ux. St. Joseph Circuit Court.at South Bend, Indi­ ux, lot 46, River Dale. Gray's add., to River Pk. $1,750. ana, 25th day of February, 1942. JLucy. J. Tasher to Whitcomb & Keller, Inc., Demar E. Borkowski et ux to Tower Fed. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. lots 47, 48, 49, 50* 56, Whitcomb & Keller's Sav & Loan Ass'n, lot 10, Miami add $2,200. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. : r Beverly Hgts. '3rd add. February 18 John D. Pfaff, -_*___s_, Sadie Snyder to Russel Mikesell et al, lot Homer C. Carbtener et ux to West End GOOD MORNING, Attorney for Estate. 2:27—3:6 51, Fulkerson's 2nd add. State Bk. of Mish., lot 21, Austin Pk. add. Austin Meyers et ux to Frank R. Jaworski $2,600. JUDGE! LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT et ux, pt. sec. 5, twp. 37 N, R 2 E. Peter J. Ver Selder et ux to Morris Plan NOTICE TO BIDDERS First Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n. to Wads- Co.. lots 25 & 26, Wilson's subdiv. $350. worth Ewers et ux, lot 33, E. Jeff. add. to Robt. F. Lucas et ux to Alva F. Rich et ux, CITY COURT NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro­ Mish. lots 1 to 16, Lucas' subdiv. $4,000. CASES DISPOSED OF IN CITY COURT IN posals will be.received at the office of vhe Chas. T. Dye, Jr., et ux, to Frank J. Mac- Mildred O. Welch to First Bk. & Tr. Co., JANUARY, 1942, 73. Board of Public Works and .Safety, at the Naughton et ux, pt. sec. 35, twp. 38N, R 1 j_v lot 4, Reynolds' add. $6,000. City Hall, South Bend, Indiana, until 10:00 Ciralsky, McMichael, Craig, Bowsher & Go- Edna B. DeCoudres et a\ to Farmers State A. M. on March 16th, 1842, for the purchase f heen, trs. to Most Rev. John Francis N.ll, pt. Bk., pt. sec. 33. twp. 39 N, R 1 E. $475: February 17 of one motor truck chassis. bank out lot 53, first plat of out lots. Fred J. Tomsits et ux to Colfax Mtge. & Geo. C. Bartholomew, drunk, $5." At that time the bids will be publicly opened and read. February 19 Ins. Co., lot 3, Jeff. Pk. add. $12,000. Geo. Stanley, accosting women on streets. LeRoy Gingerich to First Fed. Sav. & Loan $6. Each proposal shall be accompanied by So. Bend Builders Inc. to Don F. Black et Ass'n, pt. sec. 22, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. $2,800. Francis D. Rose, drunk, $10. complete detailed specifications of the appa­ ux, lot 4, Whitcomb & Keller's subdiv. Gail C. Pletcher et ux to Cletus S. Pletcher, (Six cases arraigned, six continued) ratus, and equipment proposed. Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Craig E. Ham- lot 339, 2nd plat Roseland Pk. add. $1,000. Copies of the adopted specifications may be bridge, lot 57, Whitcomb & Keller's Beverly Wads worth Ewers et ux to First/Fed. Sav. February 18 obtained at the office of the Board of Public Hgts. 3rd add. & Loan Ass'n, lot 33, E. Jeff. add. to Mish. (Seven cases continued) Works and Safety, City Hall, South Bend, Indiana. Keller, Moore & Sedgwick, trs. to Louis $1,410. February 19 Piser et ux, lot 71, Miami Hgts. add. Orville M. Elmore et ux to People's) State The Board of Public Works and Safety re­ Casimer T. Luczkowski, p. larceny, $35, 6 serves the right to reject any and all bias, or The Fed. Land Bk. of Louisville to Wm. Bk. of Farmersburg, Ind., lot 1, Dunn's sub­ mos. farm. Brown et ux, pt. sec. 17, twp. 35N, RIE. div. $4,700. to accept the one, which in its judgment will Steve P. Bedics, drunk, $11. be to the best interest of the City of South" So. Bend Central Corp. to Elwood Van Stanley F. Koselak et ux to Bremen State (Two cases arraigned, ave continued) Sleet et ux, lot 43, Roseland Gardens subdiv. Bk., pt. lot 31, original plat of No. Liberty. Bend, Indiana. HOLC to R. Eugene McCormick et ux, lot $3,800. February 20 A certified check or satisfactory bidder's 20, Ewing Pk. add. Frank J. MacNaughton et ux to Tower Fed. Edw. Grontkowski, leaving scene of acci., bond, in amount equal to 10% of the pro­ HOLC to Jos. Jakubowicz et ux, lot 1258, Sav. & Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 35, twp. 38 N, R $35; lie. rev. 3 mos.; prob. 4 mos. posal, as called for in said specifications, shall, Summit PI. add. 1 E. $3,500. Sam Taberski. drunk & drunk dr., $20, 10 accompany each proposal. HOLC to Leo J. Lamberson et ux, lot 42, Geo. C. Rand to Ind. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, days, susp. driv. privilege ex. in business Each proposal shall be accompanied by a No. Shore Terrace add. lots 155 and 156, Fulkerson Pk. subdiv. $1,700. susp. 1 yr. nvn-collusion affidavit, as required by law. HOLC to John Lipischuk et ux, lot 39, (Two cases' arraigned, seven continued) (Signed) Studebaker's Summit PI. add. February 19 CLYDE E. WILLIAMS, So. Bend Central Corp. to Frank T. Hor­ Geo. F. Hahn et ux to John Berger et February 21 NATHAN LEVY, vath et ux, lot 151, C. R. Smith's 2nd subdiv. ux, pt. sec. 7, twp. 36 N, R 4 E. $5,500. Edw. Chism, leaving scene of acci., no driv. HARRY S. DRIGGS, Lowell R. Pickerl et al to Samuel Unsicker, Edw. J. Lee et ux to First Bk. & Tr. Co., lie, $20, 18 days, lie. rev. 6, mos.; days susp. Board of Public Works and Safety. pt. sec. 14, twp. 35 N, R 2 E, pt. sec. 23, twp. lot 769, Whitcomb & Keller's 3rd Sunnymede Jewell Williams, speeding, $10. Attest: 35 N, R 2 E. add. $5,000. , x Valentine Nicholson, drunk, $20, 3 mos. JAMES P. CONBOY, Clerk. 2:27-^3:6 February 20 Geo. Molnar et ux to Jos. Benko et ux, lot farm. IllaSiv Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to So. Bend Build­ 37, Belleville 1st unit add. $4,500. (Two cases arraigned, ten continued) NON-RESIDENT NOTICE ers Inc., lots 13 & 20, Whitcomb & Keller's Don F. Black et ux to Whitcomb & Keller February 24 Cause No. 64167 Village Hgts. add. Mtge. Co., Inc., lot 4, Whitcomb & Keller's Wm. Bryant, speeding, $10. STATE OF INDIANA, So. Bend Central Corp. to Anthony Czar- subdiv. $3,800. Henry Hammond, drunk, $11. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: necki et ux, lot 25, Southlawn. Craig E. Hambridge to First Bk. & Tr. Co., Floyd Crothers, drunk, $11. IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT, Geo. V. Hepler et ux to Everett Higgen- lot 57, Whitcomb & Keller's Beverly Hgts. Clyde E. Bell, drunk, $11. FEBRUARY TERM, 1942 botham et ux, pt. sec. 34, twp. 38 N, R 1 E. 3rd add. $5,100. , «. Paul E. Moffett, drunk, $11. David A. Brown et ux to'Harry M. Kohler Louis Piser et ux to First Bk. Si Tr. Co., Donald D. Mason, running stop sign, .$6. NELLIE A. FORREST . et ux, lots 63-65, Liberty Gardens. lot 71, Miami Hgts. add. $3,800. (Thirteen cases arraigned, five continued) —vs— Elizabeth Y. Myers to Fred Stichter et ux, Wm. Brown et ux to Fed. Land Bk. of JAMES W. FORREST . pt. sec. 32. twp. 36 N, R 4 E. Louisville, pt. sec. 17, twp. 35 N, R 1 E. $2,400. Donald C. Currier to Howard J. Woolf et Robt. B. Seaman et ux to So. Bend Fed. Be it known that the above named Plain­ ux, pt. lot 14, Dittman's add. in Penn twp., Sav. &Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 28, twp. 38 N. R 3 tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of said Mish. E. $4,000. CAFETERIA COURT Court her complaint against said Defendant Sedgwick," Keller & Sibley trs. to Wm. E. R. Eugene McCormick et ux to HOLC, lot in the above cause, together with a proper Sylvia et ux, lot 475, Berner Grove 3rd add. 20, Ewing Pk. add. $2,998.06. IMPROPER PARKING: affidavit that said Defendant, James W. For­ to River Park. Jos. Jakubowicz et ux to HOLC, lot 1258, (One Dollar Fines) rest, is a non-resident of St. Joseph County Leo Van Hess et ux to Arnold Von Hoene 4th plat Summit PI. add. $2,534.04. W. R. Nace, Mrs. Ann Fourmier, Earl Han­ and State of Indiana. et Ux, pt. sec. 25, twp. 38 N, R) 2 E. Leo J. Lamberson et ux to HOLC, lot 42, sen, Ester Susmans, Arthur Noblit, Kenneth Said Defendant is hereby notified that said Orville C. Denniston et ux to Bernhard No. Shore Terrace add. $5,072.58. Cullen, Viola Hegler, Walter Weber, Louis Cause will stand for trial in said Court on Goppert et ux, lot 7, Paramount Acres. John Lipischuk et al to HOLC, lot 39, C. Schumaker, Ada Hildebrand, Francis Vrabel, the 1st day of May, 1942, the same being at Alex Vargo et ux to John E Larkin et al, Studebaker's Summit PI. add. $386.40. Merle Martin, Omer Browning, Paul L. Stew­ the City of South Bend, Indiana, on which Frank T. Horvath et ux to American Tr. art, Ernest R. B,schorr, Wm. Stanley, Peggy said day said Defendant is required to appear lot 58, Power Light add. to Mish. to said action. i Wanda Kies to Jacob Csenar et ux, lot 7, Co., lot 151; C. R. Smith's 2nd subdiv. $2,100. Meek, Harvey Pjtlak, Mrs. Dorothy R. Stilp. Sumption Prairie Ave. add. Russell C. Kuehl et ux to Frank Jackson, Samuel Brown, John M. Sharon, Morris D. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Colpaert Rlty. Corp. to Bantam Bearings pt. lot 81, Cushing & Lindsey's add. $1,000. Bronstein, Herman C. Cook, Forest O. Rid­ By MARIE SNIADECKI, Deputy. Corp., pt. sec. 16, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. Samuel Unsicker to Bremen State Bk., pt. dle, Louis Ransberger, Clarence Herthoge, John D. Pfaff, Sedgwick, Keller & Sibley trs. to Edw. K. sec. 14, twp. 35 N, R 2 E. $3,500. Elizabeth Kairia, Lillie Miller, Robt. Kenaga, Attorney. —2:27; 3:6-13 Dombeck et ux, lot 228, Lincoln Manor add. Valmere Farms Inc. to Jos. D. Oliver, Jr., Fernand J. Young, Arthur G. Witwer, Robt. Tower Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n. to Stanley pt, sec. 35, twp. 37 N, R 1 E, pt. sec. 36. twp. L. Osburn, L. J. Morence, Jane Axelberg, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT L. Micinski et ux, lot 51. C. R. Smith's 1st 37 N, R 1 E. $18,500. Jack M. Broadhurst, John M. Smiley, Chas. Estate No. 7018 subdiv. Donald King Stephenson et ux to Tower E. Bowen. Jr., Dean E. Burns, Robt. R. Estate of Kazimierz Kaczmarek. Whitcomb & Keller) Inc. to Lewis J. Mc- Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, lot 278, original plat. Wayne, Bert M. Klein, Myrttn W. Miller. By Direction of John L. Kaczmarek, Ex­ Murray et ux, lot 129, Miami Hgts. add. $1 871 14 Marvin L. Perkins, Gordon Graham, Kenneth ecutor of the Estate of Kazimierz Kaczmarek. Ralph J. Rimer et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. & late of St. Joseph County, in the State of HOLC to Aloysius T. Szumski et ux, lot 85, Fodness, Robt. Clay, Walter Adams, Omer A. Indiana, Deceased. C. R. Smith's 2nd subdiv. Loan Ass'n, lot 35, Engeldrum's 1st add. to Smith, Earl B. Marlow, Jr., David S. Landes, Mish. $3,250. J. H. Stewart, Fredk. Harrmann, Bob Slocum, Notice is Hereby Given to the heirs, lega­ February 21 February 20 Helen Matthews, Cyril Gassensmith, Darwin tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and Clifford F. Gould et __k! to Louis W. Kriesel Russel Mikesell et ux to Morris Plan Co., Cook, Alfred Daveiine, J. H. Hicks, Rurschel all other persons interested in the said Es­ et ux, lot 23, Bercliff est. subdiv. lot 51, Fulkerson's 2nd add. $150. Snider, James Fisher, W. J. Clayton, Wm. H. tate, that said Executor has filed in this Anthony Czarnecki et ux to American Tr. Court his account and vouchers for the Burnice A. Marlow et ux to Angeline.B. Strycker, Bernard E. Edwards, Perry Reihl, final settlement of said Estate, and they are Alberts et ux; lot 177, Lincoln Terrace add. Co.', lot 25, Southlawn. $1,410. Kenneth E. Keller, Stephen Meggesl, F. C. Vernice Heidt et ux to Nora Heidt, lot 83, hereby required to be and appear in said So. Bend Central Corp. to Clifford Roberts Bellevue add. $1,500. |j , ,,., \ Lendrum, Harry Breskin, Carlton Ganser, Court on the 20th day of March, 1942, when et ux. lot 4, block No. 1, subdiv. Roseland Richard Marburger, John Suts, Jr., Bill Bud­ the same will be heard and make proof of Gardens. Lawrence P. Rouch et ux to Merl Mikel, ny, Benjamin Ratajceak, Marion B. Haynes, tr., pt. sec. 13, twp. 35 N, R 2 E. f $1,200. their heirship, or claim to any part of said Grafton Johnston to Mary Jane Hastings, Chas. E. Gregory, Vernon O. Bachtel, S. F. Estate, and show cause if there be, why said lot 205, Portage twp. Howard J. Woolf et ux to Hilda C. Stanz, Hudson, Edw. E. McNabney, Beatrice Mc- account and vouchers should hot be ap­ Pottowatomie Land & Inv. Co. Inc. to pt. lot 14, Dittman's add., Mish. $1,500. Comell, Lorraine Flowers. proved. Clyde A. Donnelley, lots 178 & 179, Block 4, Wm. E. Sylvia et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. & RUNNING STOP SIGN: Chain O' Lakes. Loan Ass'n, lot 475, Berner Grove 3rd add. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. (Five Dollar Fines) Joseph Superior Court No. 1 at South Bend, Clyde A. Donnelley et ux to Mary Jane $1,750. „ „ __ . Delmar R. Baer, Orvill Steffel, Arthur Kile, Arnold Von Hoene et ux to South Bend Indiana, 25tW day of February, 1842. Gait, ots 178 and 179, lots 398, 399, Chain O' Robt. Harmon, Leo William-. - FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Lakes. Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 25, twp. 38 RUNNING RED LIGHT: STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Whitcomb & Keller Mtge. Co. Inc. to Robt. N, R 2 E. $2,400. ,-,_., (Five Dollar Fine) Leon E. Kowalski, C. Abrams et ux, lot 54, Miami Hgts. add. Harry E. Bolt et ux to So. Bend Fed. Sav. Ernest W. Skoog. Attorney for Estate. —2:27; 3:8 A. Harold Weber Inc. to Wm. E. Voor, lot & Loan Ass'n, lot 11, Sunnyside Manor add. __.. Morris Country Club add. $8,300. , ± _ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT A. Harold Weber Inc. to Wm. 3. Voor, lot Jacob Csenar) et ux to Wanda Kies, lot 7, Estate No. 7034 349, Coquillard Woods add. Sec. C. Sumption Prairie Ave. add. $1,000. Estate of Rolla E. Skiles. A. Harold Weber Inc. to Wm. 5. Voor et Stanley L. Micinski et ux to American Tr. U.S. DISTRICT COUJUT ux, lots 316-318, 320, 335, 336, 338, 339, 341, By Direction of Leroy Skiles and Jennievee Co , lot 51, C. R. Smith's 1st subdiv. $2,550. Bankruptcy No. 1904. Royal Stoers, alias Kaser, Co-Admiriistrators of the Estate of Coquillard Woods add. Sec. C. Lewis J. McMurray et ux to First Bk. & Rolla E. Skiles, late of St. Joseph County, in Ciralsky, McMichael, Craig, Bowsher & Go­ Robt. Draves, 709 E. Sorin, truck driver; as­ Tr. Co., lot 129, Miami Hgts. add. $3,300. sets none, liabilities, $853.34. the State of Indiana, Deceased. heen trs. to Wm. A. Sausman et ux, pt. bank Edw. K. Dombeck et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. Notice is Hereby Given to the heirs, lega­ out lot 69, 1st plat oil out lots, & Loan Ass'n. lot 228, Lincoln Manor add. tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and Boone & Rhue, Jackson to Tower Fed. Sav. $2 100. all other persons interested in the said Es­ & Loan Ass'n, pt. lot 1, Morris Pk. add. Aloysius T. Szumski et ux to HOLC, lot 85, tate, that said Co-Administrators have filed in Ind. Sav. & Loan Ass'n to Robt. S. Hall C. R. Smith's 2nd subdiv. $2,234.27. LEGAL NOTICES this Court th_ir account and vouchers for the et ux, lot 1, Schoolwood add. February 21 NOTICE OF HEARING TO ESTABLISH final settlement of said Estate, and they are Wilma Weaver Harper et al to Morris Plan TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. hereby required to be and appear in said MORTGAGES Co. of So. Bend, lot 62, Laf. PI. add. $1,120. Court on the 19th day of March, 1942, when February 16 Robt. S. Hall et ux to First Fed. Sav. & NOTICE is hereby given that Do Hie Dean the same will be heard and make -Tproof of Lucien Leliaert et ux to Jos Raes et ux, lot Loan Ass'n, lot I, School Wood add. $850. Butz has filed her petition in THE S. JOSEPH their heirship, or claim to any part of said 93, Wenger Rlty. Co.'s 1st add. to Mish. $4,600. Louis W. Kriesel. et ux to Lincoln Natl CIRCUIT COURT (South Bend, Indiana) to Estate, and snow cause if there be, why said Life Ins. Co., lot 23, Bercliff est. subdiv. $9,- have the time and place of her birth deter­ account and vouchers should not be ap­ Harlie R. Chastain et ux to Ind. Sav. & Ln. mined. Said petition is set for hearing on the proved.^ Ass'n, lot 82, Ewing Pk. add. $2,200. 9th day of March, 1942. Rodney T. Dunlap et ux to Lincoln Natl. Dorsey C. Willis et ux to Citz. Nat'l Bk. & Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Life Ins. Co., lbt 293, Studebaker PI. 3rd add. Tr. Co., lot 7, Baker & McHenry's add. $2,500. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Joseph Superior Court No. 1 at South Bend, 35,900. Robt. G. Abrams et ux to First Fed. Sav. Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. Indiana, this 33th day of February, 1942. & Loan Ass'n, lot 54, Miami Hgts. add. $2,900. William A. Bertsch, Attorney for Petitioner. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Edwin P. McFarland et ux to Lincoln Natl. 2_37 Life Ins. Co., lot 287, Studebaker PI. 3rd add. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. $5,200.- MORTGAGE RELEASES Jones-Obenchain-Butler, Wm. J. Emmons et ux to First Bk. & Tr. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Attorneys for Estate. —2:27; 3:6 Co., lot 44, Whitcomb & Keller's Beverly February 16 TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Hgts. 3rd add. $5,600. Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Whit­ Cause No. 763 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Lee L. Gonigan et ux to Susan B. Mann, comb & Keller: State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Estate No. 7056 lot 111, Revised plat of Oakland Pk. add. Equitable Life Assurance Soc. of U. S. to Notice is hereby given that Francis Patrick Estate of Eva Bennett Butler. $1,500. John B. Nowinski et ux. Turnock has filed his petition in the St. Jo­ By Direction of Edgar M. Butler, Admin­ February 17 seph Circuit Court to have the time and place istrator of the Estate of Eva Bennett Butler, Clarence Shelly et ux to Gust De Blase et of his birth determined. Said petition is set ux, pt. lots 54 & 55, Bowman's 4th add. $1,000. HOLC to Fred G. Seiffferlein et ux. late of St. Joseph County, in the State of In­ for hearing March 9th, 1942. Dated this 26th diana, Deceased. l-IIsiJ Juliua^C Mostaert et ux to First Bk. & Tr. HOLC to Peter Grajkowski et ux. day of February, 1942. Co., lot 21, Belleville 1st unit add. $2,000. First Natl. Bk. of Mish. to Rocco Campan- Notice is Hereby Given to the heirs, lega­ Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and Jos. Van De Walle et ux to Prudential Ins. ale et ux Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. Co. of America, lot 21, Colonial Gardens add. Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Phoebe all "Other persons interested in the said Es­ $3,200. B. Moore et ux. Geo. A. Schock, Attorney for Petitioner. tate, that said Administrator has filed in this 2-27 Court his account and vouchers for the Philadelphia Inc. to Nick Pavlis, pt. lot 81, February 18 final settlement of said Estate, and they are original plat of S. Bend. $9,000. - Fed. Land Bk. of Louisville t_- Lewis Grose NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH hereby required to be and appear in said Rose Marie Wegerbauer to Otto Kreutz et et ux. TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Court on the 19th day of March, 1942, when ux, Jot 83. N. Sunnyside add. $1,800. First Nat'l Bk. of Mish. to Albin S. Einoris Cause No. 762 the same will be heard and make proof of' Jos. Reichanadter et ux to Wm. H. Long et et ux. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: their heirship, or claim to any part of said ux, pt. sec. 11, twp. 38 N, R 1 E, lot* 4 & 5, Farmers' State Bk. of LaPaz to Mary N. Notice is hereby given that Alex John Ka­ Estate, and show cause if there be, why said pt. sec. 12, twp* 38 N, R 1 E. $4,000. Quigley et al. minski has filed' his petition in the St. Jo­ account and vouchers should not be ap­ Harvey M. Kinzie et ux to Floyd V. Mow The Walnut Fuel Co. to Vincent L. Salay, seph Circuit Court to have the time and place proved. et ux, lot 6, Stover & Whitmer's add to My- Jr., et ux. of his birth determined. Said petition is set ler. $1,000. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. HOLC to Manning S. Fish et ux. for hearing March 9th, 1942. Dated this 26th Joseph Superior Court No. 1 at South Bend, Clarence M. Casad et ux to First Fed. Sav. HOLC to Daniel D. Wiley. day of February, 1942. Indiana, this 25th day of February, 1942. & Loan Ass'n, lot 12, Barman's subdiv. $2,500. Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Lloyd E. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Richard E, Baus, Jr., et ux to Ind. Sav. & Zoleman et ux. Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Loan Ass'n, lot 99, 1st add. to Navarre PI. John H. Konneck et ux to Robt. E. Wynn Joseph W. NyikoS, Attorney for Petitioner. $2,500. Jones-Obenchaih-Butler, et ux. 2:27 Attorneys for Estate. —2:27; 3:6 FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Page Nineteen

all other persons interested in the said estate, day of the May term, 1942, of said Court. Hens and encumbrances, requesting that said that said Executor has filed in this court his Dated this 6th day of February. 1942. estate be set over unto said widow; that there LEGAL NOTICES account and vouchers for the final settlement • . • - ANTHOHV EDWARD POOLGAK. being no written objections to said claim and NOTICE OF PUBLICATION* of said' estate, and. they are hereby required Jones, Obenchain & Butler, request, a decree shall be entered vesting to be and appear in said Court on the 10th Attorneys. 2:13-20-27 such property in said widpw,-. within a time Cause No. 64051 day of March, 1942, when the same will be not less than fifty-one (51)' nor more than STAT__. W INDIANA heard and make proof of their heirship, or NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION sixty (60) days from the 18th day of Febru­ ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SS: . claim to any part of said estate, and show Estate No. 7284 ary, 1942. £__» . IN TH-. ST. JOSEPH CiRCV-T COURT cause if there be, Wiry said account and NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ FRANK J. BRUGGNER, NOVEMBER- TERM. " vouchers should not be approved* signed has been appointed by the Judge of Clerk of the St. Joseph Circuit Court. wTTNESS. the Clerk and the Seal of the the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State By STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Alyard Nelson Richey and Bernice M. Richey, St. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indi­ of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Norman W. Hartzer, husband and wife, ana, 17th day of February. 1942. Almedfe Swank, late of St. Joseph County, Attorney. 2:20-27—3:6. Plaintiffs, FRANK J. BR-FQGNER, Clerk. . Deceased. vs. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Alixes Coquillard, Orie Parker, George S. Roy, Estate No, 5883 Alexis Coquillard, Attorney for Estate. 2:20-27 Administrator. Estate of Sister M. Rose Bernard (whose Samuel Hanna, February 5th, 1942. Worldly Name was Bernadette L. Gehring). Eliza Hanna, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Jones, Obenchain & Butler, By Direction of American Trust Co:, Ex­ LathrOft M-. i%ylor, Cause No. 64103 Attorneys for Estate. 2:13-20-27 ecutor of the .Estate of Sister M. Rose Ber­ Souths, Bend Manufacturing Company, STATE OF INDIANA, nard (whose Worldly Name was Bernadette John ari-ooper, ''^."t-S COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION L. Gehring), late of St. Joseph County, in W THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT Estate No. 7285 the State of Indiana, Deceased. Elizabeth A. Hooper, NO.. 1, FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. Ethan S. Reynolds, Vsmf NOTICE is hereby given -that the under­ "Notice is Hereby Given to the heirs?, lega­ Geo. W. Matthews, signed has been appointed by the Judge of tees and devisees of the. said Decedent, and Georjffe W. Matthews, EDGAR TOLLE the circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State all other persons interested in the said Es­ Aaron B. Ellsworth, —vs— of Indiana, Administratrix of the Estate of tate, that said Executor has filed in • this ANNA M. TOLLE Robert McConnell, late of St. Joseph County, Court its account and vouchers for the final John g^Harnejivjt.. Deceased. settlement of said Estate, and they are here­ Elizabeth M. Harper, Be It Known, That the above named Plain* Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. by required to be and appear in said Court Thomas S. Stanfield, tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of said GertrUde Bales, on the 12th day of March. 1942, when the - Henry Barth, g_i "§ Court his complaint against said Defendant Administratrix. same will be heard and make proof of their Lisetta Barth, in the above cause together with a proper February 5th, 1842. heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, Lisette Barth, affidavit that laid Defendant Anna M. Tolle George Sands, ••• and show cause if there be, why said ac­ Fannie S. Ellsworth, is a non-resident of St. Joseph County, and Attorney for Estate.. 2:13-20-27 count and vouches, should not he approved. Fanny S. Ellsworth, State of Indiana. . James H. Ellsworth, Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Ida Ellsworth*^ Said Defendant is hereby notified that said NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS Joseph Superior CoUrt No. 1 at South Bend, cause will stand for trial on the 27th day of No. 64042 Indiana, this 19th day of February, 1942. Henry Ellsworth, April, 1942, the same being at the City, of FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. : John A. Henricks, Guardian of the minor SoUth Bend on which day said Defendant is STAT__. OF INDIANA, STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. heirs of Aaron B. Ellsworth, deceased, COUNT* OT 5T_ JOSEPH, SS: J. A. Henricks, Guardian of the minor heirs required to appear to said action. Jones-Obenchain-Butler, of A. B. Ellsworth, deceased, "**-•-' FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT Attorneys for Estate. —2:20-27 Francis L. Ellsworth, By MARY CATHERINE BLACK, Deputy. NO. 1' FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. Max M. Buntman, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE The South Bend Electric Company, STATE OF INDIANA South rBend Electric Company, incorporated, Attorney for Plaintiff. —2:20-27T 3:6 • Cause No. 64100 —VS.— STATE OF INDIANA, Andrew Anderson, TILLE BARBER ESTATE Mary E. Anderson, NOTICE TO CREDITORS, SHAREHOLDERS COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH. SS: AND ALL raRSONS INTERESTED IN JOHN W. BARBER IN. THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT Willis A. Bugbee, FRANK LICHNEROWICZ Evelyi^ E. Bugbee, SOUTH SIDE RURAL BUILDING NO. 2, FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARGARET LICHNEROWICZ • EMMA COOPER Charles A, Chopin, BERT ___CHNEROWTCZ • James DuShane, OF SOUTH BEND. , —VS.— ANGELINE LICHNEROWICZ CLARUNCE COOPER Emma DuShane, ' ROMAN ___CHNEROWICA Homer Coolidge Chapin, Sarah Lucile Chapin You, and each of you, are hereby notified Be It Known, That the above named* Plain­ CARRIE UCHNEROWICZ tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of Said Smith, Helen Chapin Bishop, Henry Kent that on the 9th day of February, 1942, the EDWARD LICHNEROWICZ Chapin, Ruby Chapin Pitner, Lowell Mead undersigned liquidating agent of the South Court her complaint against said Defendant HELEN LICHNEROWICZ in the above.cause together with a proper Chapin, Charles Douglas Chapin, Trustees Side Rural Building and Loan Association LOTTIE W. BARCOME under the. last will and testament of Charles filed in the office of, the'Clerk of St. Joseph affidavit that said Defendant Clarence Cooper JOSEPH BARCOME; is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. A. Chapin, deceased, Superior Court No. 1, his petition numbered FRANCIS H. WALSH Emily C. Chaplffc one, setting forth the names and addresses EDWARD WALSH- t Said Defendant la hereby notified that said Ofi all creditors and shareholders of said cor­ NETTIE M. RICHTER cause w_R stand for trial on thte 23rd day of The unknown husband or wife, the un­ poration together with the nature and amount STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE April, 1942, on which day said Defendant is known widow or widower; the unknown of each claim as shown by the books of said required to appear to said action. heirs or devisees; the unknown executors of corpcratldn, together with his recommenda­ FRANK J. BRtTGGNEft, Clerk. the last wills and testaments; the unknown tion as to the allowance or disallowance of The State of Indiana, Plaintiff in the above By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. administrators; the unknown distributees, as- each claim. Notice is further given that said entitled cause, having filed its complaint Allen & Allen, * signees, legatees, lessees, successors to inter­ petition has been docketed as Cause No. therein for the condemnation and appropria­ Attorneys for Plaintiff. —2:20-27:3:6 est, receiver, trustees, cestuis qui trustent, 64,045 in said Court and that the Judge there­ tion of the following real estate situate in trustees in bankruptcy of each of the fore­ of has fixed the 15th day of April, 1942, at St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, to wit: LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT going persons, the names of each and all of 9:30 A. M. as the date when said petition will Vacation Resolution No. 2511 whom are unknown to these plaintiffs; „ be heard and prior to which any creditor, A parcel of land lying in the Northwest All of the women once known by any of shareholder or other persons interested, may Quater of Section eight (8), Township RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC the names and designations above stated, appear and by petition assert any claim or thirty-seven (37) North, Range two (2) WORKS .OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, whose names may have been changed, and ttriority thereon or object to the allowance East, St. Joseph County, Indiana, more INDIANA: That It is desirable to vacate the who are now known by other names, the or disallowance recommended by the agent. particularly described as follows, to-wit: following: names of all of whom are unknown to these Dated this 10th day of February, 1942. FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF FORD STREET, plaintiffs; WILLIAM C. RUNKLE, From the Southwest corner of the North­ from* the West line of Jackson Street to the The spouses of all the persons above named Liquidating Agent. west Quarter of said Section 8 measure East line of the alley West of Jackson Street, as defendants who might have married a sec­ 2:13-20-27 North eighty-nine (89) degrees, twenty- also from the West line of alley West of ond or subsequent time, the names of all of nine (29) minutes East a distance of seven Jackson Street to the East line of Brookfield whom ate unknown to these plaintiffs; NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION hundred ninety-one (791) feet; thence de­ Street. ,_ • . . , All persons or corporations who assert or Estate No. 7290 flecting an angle of ninety (90) degrees The following property may be injuriously might assert any title, claim or interest in NOTICE Is hereby given that the under­ to the left measure thirty-six and six- or beneficially effected by such vacation: or upon the real estate described in this com­ signed has been appointed by the Judge of tenths (36.6) feet to the eenterline of the Lots 104 to 113 inclusive in Summit Place plaint, by, under or through any of the above the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State ''proposed highway improvement said Addition and Lots 132 to 140 inclusive in 2nd named defendants, the names of all of whom of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of point being also the place of beginning; Plan of Summit Place Addition. are unknown to plaintiffs. August Bauwnes, late of St. Joseph County, thence measure North eighty-nine (89) Notice of this resolution shall be published Defendants. Deceased. degrees, fourteen (14) minutes East along on the 30th day of February and on the 27th said center-line a distance of one hun­ day of February, 1942, in the South Bend " Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. dred twenty three (123) feet, all that land BE IT KNOWN that the above-named plain­ 1 Cyriel Bauwnes, Administrator. Daily Tribune and the Weekly Mirror. tiffs have filed in the office of the Clerk of lying between the present North right- February 10th, 1942. of-way line of State Road 2 and the pro­ This Board, at its office in the City Hall, said Qourt their complaint against the said Parker, Crabill, Crumpacker, on the 9th day of March, 1942, at 10:00 A. M. defendants in the above cause, together with posed North; right-of-way line, same be­ Mav, Carlisle __ Reamer, ing fifty (50) feet distant measured at will hear^and receive remonstrances from all proper affidavit that the residences of said .Attorneys for Estate. , 2:13-20-27 persons 'interested in or affected by these defendants; the unknown husband or wife; right angles and parallel to the above last described centerline. proceedings. .„„„ the unknown widow or widower; the un­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Adopted this 9th day of February, 1942. known heirs or devisees; the unknown execu­ Estate No. 7282 CLYDE E. WILLIAMS, tors of the last wills and testaments, or ad­ NOTICE is hereby given-that the under­ The above described parcel of land being NATHAN LEVY, s ministrators; the unknown distributees, as­ right-of-way necessary for the construc- HARRY S. DRIGGS, signed has been appointed by the Judge of signees, lessees, successors in interest, receiv­ the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State tion of the proposed highway improve­ Board of Public Works. ers, trustees, cestuis qui trustent, trustees in of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Kon- ment and containing, two hundred fifteen 2-20-27 bankruptcy of each of the foregoing persons, Stanty Janczak, late of St. Joseph County,' thousandths (0.215) acres, more or less. the names of each and all of whom are un­ Deceased. OS 4644 SHERIFF'S SALE known to plaintiffs; all of the women once Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.- Said complaint alleges that the above By virtue of an order of sale to me direct­ known by any of the names and designations described tract of land necessary for the ed from the Clerk's Office of the St. Joseph above stated whose names may have been ' Henry Niemiec, Executor. February 10th, 1942. proposed highway improvement is owned by Circuit Court, of St. Joseph County, Indiana, changed, and who are now known by other the Defendants named therein; and the State •I wUl expose to Public? Sale on Saturday, the names, the names of all of whom are u__» John M. Pilarski, of Indiana, having filed the affidavit of Caleb Attorney for ___tate. 2:13-20-27 4th day of April A. D., 1942, between the known to plaintiffs; the spouses of all the J. Lindsey, Deputy Attorney General, that hours of ten o'clock A. M., and four o'clock persons above named as defendants who the Defendants, EDWARD and HELEN LICH­ P.M., of said day, at the door of the Court might have married a second or subsequent NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NEROWICZ and LOTTIE W. BARCOME and Estate No. 7288 House, in the City of South Bend, St. Joseph time, the names of all of whom are unknown JOSEPH BARCOME are non-residents of the County, Indiana, the fee simple of the fol­ to plaintiffs; all) persons or corporations who NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ State of Indiana and that their postoffice ad­ signed has been appointed by the Judge of lowing described Real Estate- situate in St. assert, or might assert, any-title,' Claim or in­ dress is Kentucky and Michigan. Joseph County, State of Indiana, to-wit: terest in or to the real estate described in the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, Executrix of the Estate of John NOW, THEREFORE, the Defendants are the complaint, by, under or through any of hereby notified to appear before the St. Jo­ the above-named defendants, the names U- B. Nowinski, late of St. Joseph County, De­ A strip of land 29.64 feet in uniform ceased. seph Superior Court No. 1 of St. Joseph width Noirth and South, taken off of and all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; and County, Indiana, or if said'Court is in vaca­ upon diligent search and inquiry cannot be Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. from the entire South side of Lot Num­ tion, the Hen. J. Fred Bingham, Judge of the bered Eight (8) as shown dn'the record­ ascertained; that said suit is being prosecuted Henrietta E. Nowinski, Executrix. St. Joseph Superior Court No. 1, St. Joseph to quiet the title to lands described in said February 10th, __42. ed Pat of Kunstman's Second Addition to County, Indiana, at his Chambers in the the City of South Bend. complaint as against all demands, claims and John J. Lechner, Court House of said County, on the 6th day claimants whatsoever, and as against the Attorney for Estate. 2:13-20-27 of March, 1942, at 1:00 p. m. to show cause, world; which said land is located in St. Jo­ Taken as the property of Henrietta Miller, if any they may have, why the real estate et al, at the suit of Home Owners' Loan Cor­ seph County, State of Indiana, and is de­ ___. NOTICE sought to be appropriated in the complaint scribed as follows, to-wit: No. 64074 poration. _ of the State of Indiana, and hereinabove STEPHEN J. MOLNAR, JR., STATE OF INDIANA described, should hot be appropriated. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SS: Sheriff of St. Joseph County, Indiana. A part of Lot Numbered 23 as. shown on IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto ELLA MAE PAIDLE, Deputy. the recorded Plat of the South Bend NOVEMBER TERM, 1941. set my hand and affixed the Seal of said .*' —2:20-27; 3:6 Manufacturing^ Company's Addition to Court, this 9th day of February, 1942. the Town, now City of South Bend, which FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk 1 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF LEGAL NOTICE part is bounded by a line running as fol­ VICTORIA SZAULEWICZ FOR CHANGE of the St. Joseph Superior Court No. 1. Vacation Resolution No. 2512 lows, viz; Beginning on the North line of .» OF NAME. —2:13-20-27 East Washington Avenue, at a point 227.04 RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC feet East of the Southwest corner "of Lot NOTICE is hereby given that I have ap­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION WORKS OF THE CCTY OF SOUTH BEND. Numbered 84 in the Original Plat of the plied to the Circuit Court of the County of .Estate No. 7295 • INDIANA: That it Is desirable to vacate the Town, now City of South Bend, thence St. Joseph, State of Indiana, to have my NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ following: «______»_— running East on the North line of said name changed from Victoria Szaulewicz to signed has been appointed by the Judge of FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF FORD STREET. Washington Avenue, 66.7 feet; thence that of Victoria Szaulewicz Shelley, and said the Circuit Court of Stjfcbseph County, State from West line of Brookfield Street to the North 48 degrees East to the Westerly petition and application will be presented to of Indiana, Administratcr of the Estate of East line of the aUey West of Brookfield line of the West Mill race; thence North­ and heard by said Court on the 4th day of Amanda Cripe, late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Street; 'also* from the West line of the alley westerly at right angles to the last de­ May, 1942. West of Brookfield Street to the East line of scribed line (being along the Westerly VICTORIA SZAUI_EWiC2. Said Estate is supposed to fee solvent. line of the said mill race) 40 feet; thence Frank X. Kopinski, , Moses S. Cripe, Administrator. The following-property may be iniuriously South 48 degrees West to a point 30.77 Attorney for Petitioner; - 2:13-20-27 February 12th, 1942. or beneficially effected by such vacation: feet North and measured at right angles Seymour Jansen, Lots 160 to 168 inclusive and Lots 188 to 196 to the Northerly line of said Washington NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Attorney for Estate. 2:13-20-27 inclusive in 2nd Plat of Summit Place Addi- Avenue; thence West parallel to the Estate No. 7305 Northerly line of said Washington Ave­ NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ Notice of this resolution shall be published nue, to a point 31 feet Northwesterly signed has been appointed by the Judge of NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION on the 20-h day of February and on the 27th from the place of beginning; thence the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State Estate No. 7302 day of February, 1942, ln the South Bend Southeasterly 31 feet to the place of be­ of Indiana, Administratrix of the Estate of NOTICE is -hereby given that the under­ Daily Tribune and the Weekly Mirror. ginning; Wilbur M. Warner, late- of St. Joseph County, signed has been appointed by the Judge of This Board, at its office, in the City Hall, Deceased. jthe Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State on the 3th day-of March, 1942, at 10:00 A. M. that said plaintiffs claim title to said real Said Estate __• supposed to be solvent. of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of wljl hear and receive remonstrances from all estate as against any and all persons, and as Ruth B. Warner, Administratrix. Mary Robakowski, late of St. Joseph County, perscais "interested in or affected by these against the< world. February 18th, 1_42. Deceased. proceedings. _ , „,___ Said defendants • are hereby notified • that Seebirt, Oare &. Deahl, "\ ". Staid Estate is supposed to be solvent. ,- Adopted this 9th day of February, 1942. said cause will stand for trial oh ihe Vnh day Attorneys for Estate. 2__0-27—3:6 Eugene Robakowski, Administrator. CLYDE E„ WILLIAMS, of April, 1942, of said Court, commencing in February 17th, -943. NATHAN LEVY, the City of South Bend, on which day said NOTICE OF APPLlUjfclTQN Max Buntman, . HARRY. S. DRIGGS, defendants are required to appear to said Cause No. 63957 Attorney for Estate. 2:20-27—3:6 Board of Public Works. action. STATE OF INDIANA • NO T I C E 2:20-27 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SS: Estate Number 2407 Clerk, St. Joseph Circuit Court. IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF INDIANA NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Charles P. Wattles, COtTNTY OF ST. JOSEPH "SS: i*K_ ' Estate No. 7310 Attorney for Plaintiffs. 2:13-20-27 IN THE MATTER OT THE PETITION OF IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ ANTHONY EDWARD POOLGAK FEBRUARY TERM, 1942. signed has been appointed by the Judge of NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT FOR CHANGE OF NJ-ME. 4he Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State Estate No. 6829 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Estate of Martha. E. Gard. ^NO^RCE is hereby given that the under­ IRVINS-M. FRANTZ, DECEASED. Mary E Hardy, late of St. Joseph County, By direction of Isaac Benjamin Gard,-Ex­ signed has applied to the St. Joseph Circuit Deceased. - ecutor of the Estate of Martha E. Gard, late Court, of said i county and State, to have my NOTICE is hereby given that the widow , Said, Estate Is supposed to be solvent. of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, name changed from Anthony Edward Pool- herein, Bertha Frantz, has filed her claim, JOHN J. HARDY, Administrator. Deceased. -Lf^_£_r'v" gak to that of John Edward Noble, and that together with inventory of decedent's estate Dated February 19th, 1942. NOTICEJ5 hereby given, th the heirs, lega­ said petition and application will bf? present­ evidencing an inventory less than Five Hun­ Seebirt-Oare-Deahl, __< ,J i -> tees and devisees of the said decedent*, and ed to and heard by Said court a. the first dred {$500.00) Dollars, exclusive of mortgages, Attorneys for Estate. —2:20-27; 3-6F THE MIRROR

Heart Methodist church, Mrs. Leslie Ne­ . . . Berean Bible class, Grace Methodist A., regular meeting, Beyler hall, card LUBS and -:- meth, 1923 South Scott street. . . . church. " party. Thursday Evening Bridge club, Mrs. TODAY TOMORROW** -> CLIQUES Ralph DeGraff; 715 Cleveland avenue. Community club, Community Congre­ St. Joseph County Horticultural so* . . . Phi Lambda sorority, Gamma chap­ gational church, Mrs. Erma Helmen, ciety, Central Y. W. C^. A., picnic lunch^ WUKancrWhtrite r XI,. Miss Nina Solaway, 2009 North Cleveland road, Miss Mary Shafer, as­ eon, program:^.«^A.. A. UfcJg&iJ.^aiic-t Olive street. , . . St. Paul's Lutheran x sisting. . . . Merry Mrs. club, Mrs. Paul Meeting Fellowship luncheon, Mrs. H. C (From Page Seven) Sewing circle, in the church, Red Cross Paul Kelsay, chairman. LaMar, 1833. East Fox street. . . . World A. Nelson, 1026 Lawndale avenue. . . . sewing. . . . Jolly Euchre club, Mrs. Xi chapter, Beta Gamma Upsilon soro­ Martin O'Brien, 319 South William st. Friendship circle, Ridgedale Presbyte­ rity, Miss Helen Haney, 717 North Hill . . . N. G. 500 club, Mrs. Louis Seago, rian church, Miss Lillian Johnson, 1349 street. ... Philathea class, Westrrifhster 1148 East Haney avenue. . . . King's East Albert street. . . . South Bend Can­ CHICAGO Presbyterian church, Mrs. Raymond Daughter's class, First United Brethren ton No. 9, Women's auxiliary, dinner. Mikesell, 526 North Allen street, din- church, Mrs. Ida Robinson, 618 South . . . Half and Half club, Mrs. John Clif­ Meet Your tier. . . . Roseland Women's club, Mrs. Fellows street. . . . What Not club, Mrs. ford, 118 East,Calvert street. . . . W. B. Friends Balph Eby, Dixie Highway North. . . . William Merrifield, 721 East Dubail ave­ 1 at HOTEL. A. A. U. WM Town Hall series, Central nue. . . . Beta chapter, Kappa Phi Sigma 'r'-liiMi-fii Senior High school.... Lucky Dice club, sorority, regular meeting. . . . Super Eur Mrs. Wilbur Firestone, 1912 Maplehurst chre club, Mrs. Albert Marquardt, 618 Glasses Correctly Fitted avenue, Mishawaka... r Harmony club, West LaSalle avenue, . . . Sinai Sister­ 1-MJ-H.-H Mrs. Marion Esary, 628 South 36th hood, Mrs. N. M. Sutlin, 1512 East Mish­ B»t_ 1900 street... • Portage Chapel Women'.; Aid awaka avenue, committee meeting. . . . society, Mrs. W. L. Youngquist, Adams Pioneer club, W. B. A., Lafayette build­ road, guest speaker. .. . Pythian sisters, ing, First Methodist church. ... A. A. J. Burke Moonlight temple, Pythian parlors, des­ U. W., board meeting, Miss Ellen Myers, f W, G. Bogardus sert bridge. .. . Loyal Friends club, all- 802 North Lafayette street. . . . Thurs­ B. C. Beery day sewing, Mrs. A. J. Mageau, South day club, Mrs. J. L. Steinke, 1138 Cleve­ Optometrists A Mfg. Opticians Michigan street road.... King's Daugh­ land avenue. . . . Past Presidents' club, FAMOUS CIRCLt ters' class, First United Brethren church, Auten Women's Relief corps, No. 14, SSI 8. Michigan Street COCKTAIL LOUN68 *k Mrs. Ida E. Robinson, 616 South Fellows Mrs. Nina Pearl Butzbach, 2121 High Drive Safely and Save a Life. street, Red Cross sewing. . , . Royal street. . . . Plymouth club, Mrs. Frank N. CLARK- CENTER OF LOO -Neighbor's auxiliary, Mrs. Stella Sczy- Fox. 215 East Keasey street. ... St. Jo­ piorska. Wi^k seph County Fraternal Congress, Beyler ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g| YESTERDAY hall. . . . Sew We Do club, Mrs. Arthur For Complete Office Equipment Supplies Women's Missionary society, First } Knoblock, 123§ Portage avenue, picnic I United Brethern church, Bible study lunch. . . . Pythian sisters, Moonlight The OFFICE ENGINEERS. Inc. class, Mrs. R. F. Wilson, 602 South St. temple. . . . Anniversary club, Mrs. Jo­ South Bend, Ind. 116 S. MICHIGAN ST. Phone 3-3119 sephine Phillips, 1828 Kemble avenue. Joseph -street. . . . W. S. C. S.T Sacred

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'0 CHALLENGED in two hemispheres, America faces a They were ready, too, to meet new demands with! tremendous test. But the fighters and bombers that hew construction. They added enough power in 1941 will blot out the Rising Sun—the tanks and guns that to light one-fourth of all the homes in the If. S, A, will help smash the Swastika—are pouring off our: We're glad that the electric industry has been able production lines. to help make Uncle Sam so powerful. We're detec* Hie biggest industrial job in history is being done mined to stick to the job until the blood-red sun ha* "because America has the electric POWER for the job I set and a new day follows darknessl The electric industry was ready when the crisis came, The business men who manage the nation's electric companies had built up power reserves in advance—and interconnected company systems so that power could be delivered almost anywhere overnight.

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