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FRIDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 1942
Economical and Political Advantages Go Hang HAT new (12-man) War Labor Board with three "super-arbitors" and "umpire", successor ELIEVE It to the Defense Mediation Board, (which didn't work from lack of enforcement power), must Tdo its job effectively, or it is up to Mr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, president, to see that the ! job is otherwise done, and done efficiently, for defense; no more monkey business. It is time for Or ELSE! Uncle Sam to stop monkeying with the industry-labor problem, as related to defense, and to stop (On Page Three) MEAT O' THE COCONUT / By Silas Witherspcon
Elsewhere in "COMMERCIALIZED The Mirror this week is PATRIOTISM" HAS an advertise ment — con EVOLVED "RACKET" tributed—by us, and the Better Business Bureau of the Association of Commerce, warning against the sundry commercializations of patriotism, that are springing up to garner the public's pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters, through the sale of sundry contraptions calculated to enable you to do something for your coun
try, and tell4the world of your superior con cern for your country's safety. Amen! But! There are other commercializations of pa triotism, some of a more high-toned, and "business as usual" order, that the Better Business Bureaus, in the name of real patri otism, might well put their foot down on. Reference is made to the exaggerations of government orders, and contemplations, of the "come on" vari.ty; better buy now (without saying it), for scarcity lurks "just around the corner,"—which publicity agents, for various lines, are constantly getting across through the news columns to scare the public into a panicky caution and consequent recklessness of expenditure. There is excuse for a certain amount of pessimism but not for panicky pessimism. There is something enormously "rotten in Denmark" or even our tire problem isn't go ing to be as serious as painted. Priorities, MORE ACTION AND LESS RAG-CHEWING NEW WAR POLICY when you deserve them, and there are no shenanegans, are not so difficult to obtain as OW it is Supreme Director Donald M. Nelson, WPB (War Production Board), and Lt. Gen. most pessimists would make believe. The William S. Knudsen, OPM (Office of Production Management), and the era of "dictator priorities division of OPM is less concerned N ship" in war production is at hand, unless,, perhaps, the unions under WLB (War Labor about holding up purchases and sales than in Board) are stronger. Doubtful, however, if Director Nelson will permit the latter, or if Lt. Gen. seeing to it that the purchaser does not over Knudsen will have to. The production director, makes the load; stop hoarding, at the expense of com contracts, prescribes what for, and gives the orders—including petitors, of materials for which there is war priorities and allocations, and the lieutenant general, who is use. What is wrong about that? k/eelc *$ Wat,"i n the army now," sees that the orders are carried out. These public relations men, hired to keep WLB can quibble about wages, hours, "open" or "closed" the public in line with the businesses that shop, but the work will probably go on while they quibble. they represent, know their mob psychology." OVER WEEK-END Awards will date from the start of the rumpus but meanwhile The other day a story appeared in the papers President Roosevelt made Donald M. —production. Nelson dictator of war production and that there would soon be a shortage of pep It makes it look as though America might get somewhere, appointed William S. Knudsen director per, and the next day there was a run on the of production for the War Department. and shortly. Director Nelson's administrative and executive grocery stores for pepper. Then there was Knud$«9- will be nominated as a lieu ability, seems to tower him like "Saul above his brethren," a story against hoarding sugir; it was to be tenant general Monday. and Lt. Gen. Knudsen has a record for production engineering rationed, if hoarding didn't stop, and imme Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles of much' the same altitude,—but this is not a matter of men. diately it seemed, everybody started hoarding asked the Conference of American For It is men of matters.. Congress hit the right trail in com eign Ministers to set up a hen_-_qg_-ere- —or trying to. The story that new radios wide "G-man system" to combat acti plaining that war production has been too slow to date, but might soon be unavailable put it into mil vities of enemy aliens. Brazil and Uru of course, congress had to mess the complaint then by out- lions of heads that they must have a new guay were reported ready to force the moding the products. - {On Page Two) (On Page Four) H-P i (On Page Three) Page Two THE MIRROR the size of the job ahead may be had Annapolis and West Point Appointments ULIEVE IT fittof. the fact that the airplane goal is six'times our 1941 output. Even though it's a big job, indus Announced by Congressman Robert Grant B^RELSE try's past record indicates that it's WO South Bend students have won pointment given Middleton, Congress not too big to handle. It will take man Grant named James Wayne of 1017 Mat Shells DeUxt appointments to the United States hard work, of course, and long TNaval Academy, Cong. Robert A. Pa-tam street, E.krtart, and Ralph Har- rell of 1721 S. Douglas street, Soti_B hours. We'll all have to get aong Grant announces. Ervin Derda, 1805 S. Fellows street, South Bend, a senior Bend. (From Page One) with fewer of the comforts and con at Washington High school, was named Subjfect to the regular academic en radio right away. It heats all how veniences we accepted so casually in a principal for one Annapolis vacancy, trance tests and physical examinations, the demand for new tires bounded peace time. We'll all have to make and Wade L. Hardy, Jr., 010 E. OaksScfe the prfncifwii appointees will begin their upward when it leaked out that Un sacrifices and do oar share. But, Blvd., South Bend, and now at Purdue Work with the beginning of the new cle Sam needed lots of rubber for his with a continuous flow of materials University, Won the second appoint tfJtining year, July 1, 1942. ment, Congressman Grant's third An war machines. and the co-operation of all groups napolis appd_i_tment went to Bernard If we are anywhere near as smart concerned, the job can be done. Pankowski, of 527 E. Lincoln Way, La as the research divisions of sundry And it shall be done. That is the Porte, a senior at Cathlcf-fc High school in Michigan City, and the single ap WINDOW industries, universities and founda important fact. The industrial sys tions, claim we are, there are a mil pointment available for. the Military CLEANING tem that in former years gave us the Academy, at West Point, went to Harry lion substitutes to be had for these highest standard of living in the Richard Middleton, of Nappanee, also a various things they tell us we must world can now give us the most student at Purdue. The South Bend Window soon go without — and our civilian weapons. In»peace time that system Three alternates were named for each Cleaning Company life isn't going to be choked off right was the envy of our enemies. Now Annapolis appointee, to step up in turn 129 North Main Street away. At its worst it Will be better m war time it will be their final de if the principal should, for any reason, Phone 4-3251 than it would be, if Hitler had us, struction. fail to qualify in the formal entrance tests or the physical ex__rhinations which and at most, will only be for the ;•. >Jc 5j_ 5j. follow. Alternates named for Derda in duration, if we win, instead of for the order of their seniority, were Myron ever is it might be if We lose. Com W-Sie 3(10 W06 come to us from Ekhart, Jr., 2205 S. High street, South mercialization of this mob psychol Bend, C. James Paris, 2313 Dixieway N., Glasses Correctly Fitted ogy, at the expense of patriotism, is South Berid, and Brice Bender, Jr., of about the most damnable racket just May Afford Us if Tiir^ Wakarusa. Est. 190« now going the rounds. I actually For the Hardy appointment, Congress propose a button for everyone to Bit of Wisdom 2_pS.£ man Grant named as alternates GeOjrge J. Burke from it. It may take some of the Munich, Jr., 216 E. Broadway, Misha wear who refuses to be humbugged waka, Richard W. Granger, 319 N. Stkte W. 6. Begardut —but I'm not going into the busi "cockiness" out of us and help us to street, Mishawaka, and Ervin Kalpa, E. C. Beery ness of selling them. appreciate more what it has been that 843 S. Brookfield street, South Bend. Optometrists & Mfg. Opticians made us so "cockey." America has Alternates for Pankowski, again in 828 S. Michigan Street always been a wasteful country. Na the order of seniority, were Robert Drive Safely and Save a Life. Despite fault- Sproul Lichtenberg, 518 Spring street, ture has been so lavish and mass pro Job Not Toofindin g in con Michigan City, and Earl M. Leonhard, gress that indus duction so prolific that we've had an 2811 Mishawaka Ave., South Bend, and Big Nor Too try has lagged in abundance of everything from crude Edward Andrew Trok, 1038 N. College 2>on't £et street, South Bend. the production of oil to hair pins. Advertising and at For alternates on the West Point ap- HIGH PRICES Hard for Us war mate* ials and tractive prices have encouraged our UNPLEASANT TASTE natural tendency to get something machinery, the record discloses that INCONVENIENCE with all the faults we still forged new rather than to patch things up CHICAGO Keep you from getting all ahead enormously. They say indus or get along with the old. Now things are different. Over Meet Your the Vitamins A and D you try didn't change quickly enough need. from making consumer goods to night, almost, there are potential Friends You can be sure that each shortages. We begin to* see dimly for making weapons. at HOTEL member of your family gets Such critk_StVi indicates a lack of the first time what it would mean to enough of these essential vita understanding^! the facts. Business have to make the old thing "do" mins by seeing to it that they was anything but u.tial in 1941. much longer than we wish—what it i-umjrH take America had rto armament industry Would mean to "get along" with to begin Wj^h. Before it could begin what we have. We begin to realize that discards tucked away in the at DNEJ^DAY making wfelporis in quantity, it had _rn7mir.mMr.vH .a to build new factories, new tools, de tic, or piled up in a shed in the back velop ..hew skills. It had to start yard, or even thrown on the village A TABLET A DAY IS ALL YOU TAKE from scratch. But it did start and dump heap, have value. A PENNY A DAY IS ALL IT COSTS FAMOUS CIRCLE start quickly to meet defense require Freedom to waste is among the COCKTAIL LOUN6B 30 tablets 351 gj 90 tablets 85$ ments. The 245 per cent increase in luxuries we must sacrifice during the 180 tablets $1,50 1?N.CLARK- CENTER OF LOOP military plane production in 1941 war. We've got to begin saving our over 1940 can never be called busi resources, turning them to be best ac ness as usual. The 23 per cent in count for victory. Though we may crease in steel production, 72 per cent have to pull in our belts now, in the OPPOSE COMMERCIALIZED in motor truck output —-/these are long run the habit of saving will do PATRIOTISM anything, but "usual," in America or us good. Perhaps after the war, when anywhere else in the world. our factories begin turning out all kinds of civilian goods again, we'll The record of the past'year shows If the present trend to commercialize patriotism con make more careful use of raw ma that progress on war orders has been tinues, you may expect to be asked to purchase ev terials and have a greater appreciation fast. New plants have gone up in erything from red, white and blue lapel buttons to record time. * Many specific orders of manufactured products than we've patriotic calendars. have been finished ahead of schedule. ever had before. The keynote or the whole production Millions of dollars that would aid our armed forces job has been*speed—speed as usual. will be squandered on these unnecessary knicknacks. That's the only "as usual" there has .wenty-tight said holds g0od; Do your part to discourage those who try to cash in been in the entire program. on patriotism—make it unprofitable! ^ jfc ^ >js Billion More J?_tf_S_ The appearance Be practical about your patriotism: Pool your pen Tfl Eiirht U/ar thin8s- President of this Consume* Information Mes nies and buy defense savings stamps. III n£lll ft al Roosevelt now sage in this paper III USl 0 BXTUP16 the president's is evidence that asks for $28,000,000,000 more for The Mirror ap a proves of idea war purposes; more, as I understand and, to the best Before donating to any unknown organ Our Speed to S2."- .rt of its knowledge, ization, call the Better Business Division hcaded for; an it, than the $56,000,000,000 talked" will keep its col Fill War Rill umns free from for a report. There is no charge for the about in his war message. Of course, questionable, mis information. rill fid I Dill airplane every leading, or con or at least I hope, considering lack of tra-patriotic pro four minutes; "two ships a day; a deliveries, that he hasn't spent* the paganda. BETTER BUSINESS DIVISION tank every seven minutes. That is $56,000,000,000 just yet, but one the war work schedule set for Su thing about President Roosevelt is ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE preme Director Nelson and Lt. Gen. that he is5 never bashful about asking Affiliated Member of the National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. Knudson, WPB, through American for more money. Just now, may be, Mezzanine Floor Telephone industry. That's what 125,000 he thinks the time to get this $28,- Oliver Hotel 3-5121 planes, 75,000 tanks and 10,000,- 000,000,000 additional appropria SOUTH BEND, INDIANA The Better Business Division of the Association of Commerce has been 000 tons of shipping mean in terms tion, is while the getting is good; set up to promote truth and hortesty in advertising and merchandising; and to protect the business men and general public from frauds," rackets ©f actual production. Some idea of (On Page Twenty-four) and swindles that' may prey upon the commun-tjifl"-- —"~" •- .
y JANUARY 23, 1942 Page Threa Economical and Political Advantages Go Hang (JEfrcrai Page One) ^£j_.i It is pin-headed to the pin-point cushioner, — to assume that they The new WLB (War Labor being monkeyed by labor or indus for Washington—whether via the can control racketeering anywhere Board), 12 members, with its three try. We're told from Washington President, the Congress, Leon Hen along the line unless they control "super-arbitors" and "umpire" — that polities, in defense matters* derson, price dictator, William H. it along the whole line. And that Charles Evans Hughes, James A. are "out of the window" and there Davis, labor moderator, or See'y is what should be done in an "all Farley, Alfred E. Smith and Wen has been enough politics attached^ of Agriculture Wickard, farm s/oft- out** for defense program. dell L. Willkie, respectively, or who to labor issues, the past few years, else — mayt or may not have been to render them eligible to such intended for just a side-step from ouster. This is war; not a political the recent and unlamented DMB campaign. More Action and Less Rag-Chewing (Defense Mediation Board), which Primarily this war is being {From Page One) void of enforcement powers, faced fought in the factories and "Vic Too much of the trouble in and out of Washington has been too defiance both from within and tory" isn't speSed with eannon many "bookful blockheads, ignorantly read, with loads of learned without, when rulings were unsa belching defiance between office lumber in their heads." Constant changes from socalled '"outmoded" tisfactory. and forge; gumming up the works. war supplies, and machines, to, the latest models, resulting in no pro A high character trio of the. What America wants is war ma duction at all, is what has held us back. "super-arbitors" and an "umpire," terials. Here in South Bend, Studebakers could have been making en however, might seem to indicate an It doesn't give a d — n about the gines for flying machines months ago, had they been permitted to do understanding with the president, "closed" or "open" shop so far as what they had equipped to do. Twice they have had to change ov^r that though the law is vague in related to defense matters. Indus for something "more modern*'; more "up-to-date" to compete with the granting of enforcement, he try and labor are no better to take the Nazis and the Japs,—notwithstanding that wherever we have will stand back of the findings, and I Qplers than the rest of'us; no bet contacted them with what we have we have been able to do a pretty supply the deficiency. ter to undergo restrictions, and good job. The president doesn?t need spe- make sacrifices—or wear a bayonet ci^cpowersdelegated to him by the through the seat of their pants. Delay, to substitute more modern equipment, has, been our most virulent form of sabotage. Had we gone ahead with1 what we could Congress — after a long and dila- The boys in camp, field, in air, at torions rag-chewing match, — be sea, are taking orders — and no build we would have plenty of that, and meanwhile having equipped ourselves for this* more up-to-date machinery, would by now have a fore he can go ahead and do things back talk. They're promoting a essential to an "all out" war pro civilian defense that looks like put good start at that also. A lot of this talk about "improvements" is bunk. Sometimes they are synonym for gall instead of grace. gram. ting the non-combattant, non-em He has plenty of general powers ployed at defense work, in some Sample. We're going to need a couple million heretofore unan and his attorney general readily: what the same category with the ticipated uniforms for the army and navy. Specifications require finds them in waiting for him when combattant boys in all but the $0ky stitches to the inch. It has been hard for American mills to he wants them, and calls for them. combat. switch over arid keep up with the selectees and volunteers; but there Fact that he is commander-in- They're putting a ceiling on are a thousand mills that can sew thirty-six stitches to the inch, and chief of the army and navy im prices, and they should — but it rush orders right now. plies plenty under supreme court should include wages. They're lim **Jl?hirty-six stitches to the inch," says Director Nelson to" Secre rulings frequently rendered. IVIili- iting the use of our motor cars, taries Stimson and Knox; "change your speeiM-cations. We can't wait tary necessity talks cold turkey in and they should, to save rubber— t
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Economical and WESTERN WORLD SOLID ANTI-AXIS Political Advantages Go Hang (From Page Three) price-fixing legislation, the farm bloc begged exemption of farm pro II ductions to the extent of getting veto power vested in the secretary of agriculture, claimed justifica tion on the basis of demanding equality with the labor unions. President Roosevelt called it "forced inflation" but how about "forced inflation" by way of in creased payrolls? But it seems, betimes, less- a question of wages than "closed shop" that is biting the union racketeers; they want to use the O MORE monkey-business in dealing with the With the massed flags of 21 Republics as a background war for an "in" on that phase of Axis powers by the western world. North and President Getulio .Vargas of Brazil, announced adop total unionization. So far they have N South America, 21 nations, have combined in tion of the solidarity resolution Wednesday. Under- won, as in the coal strike, and, un solemn pact, at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to sever all re Secretary of State Sumner Welles of the United States der presidential urge. lations with Germany, Japan and Italy, and to resume conducted the negotiations for this country, and with none except by joint action. Argentina and Chile held President Vargas of Brazil put the pressure on Provi This is no brief for the "open out for a while, influenced by wealthy Germans and sional President Ramon S. Costillo of Argentina and shop," but the war should not be Spaniards, as 5th columnists for the Axis, but pressure used as a weapon, to force, from the other powers, leaving them the alternative of Foreign Minister Juan B. Rossetti that forced them through strike, sabotage, slow complete outlawry, and war with their neighbors, eco to see Western Hemispheric cooperation as more profit down, or sit down, the adoption of nomic if not military, brought them to their senses. able than European dominance. the "closed shop" system. What America wants is produc strengthened their bridgehead on the tion; as Wendell Willkie put it up south bank of the Muar River; consoli U. S. Sub Gets Three dated their, position at Gemas, which to the U. S. Conference of Mayors Enemy Ships off Tokyo Week A$ Watwa s bombed by the British. in Washington; "We need deci Japanese aerial attacks on Amboina sions, not predictions; tanks, not and Sumatra appeared a prelude to a talk; work, not waste—neither by (From Page One) smash against Java, the key island in time or talent, wrangle or wage- issue of severance of diplomatic rela the defense of the Netherlands .East In chiseling, and by no difference tions between all American countries dies. Tokyo claims of landings on Am and the Axis powers if Argentina and boina were not confirmed in Batavia. who." Chile persisted in opposing a resolution All of which applies to the em calling for a break at the Inter-Amer The two generals commanding the ican Conference in Rio. 55th Savona Division surrendered when ployer as well as employee; the Halfaya Pass fell, it was reported by the former is not immune from occa Good news came from the Philippines British Middle East Command in Cairo. when it was announced that Gen. Mac- The senior German officer also surren sional indulgences that ill-become Arthur's troops had stopped the Japa an "all-out" patriotism. dered. nese attacks and that pressure had "les MONDAY Employers must not be permit sened" after a full-scale enemy offen sive in Bataan Province. A fourth vessel, the tanker Malay, ted tt> profiteer on labor; not be was attacked by enemy submarines in permitted to take undue advantage Striking in force against Singapore, the Atlantic, within 24 hours after the Japanese planes started several fires on sinking of the Allan Jackson off the of the employe whose hands have the great British naval base as well as been somewhat tied, — nor labor coast of North Carolina. Twenty-three in the residential section of the city. of the Allan Jackson's crew were lost, permitted to profiteer on employ The Navy announced in Wash On the Malay Peninsula the Japanese (On Page Five) ers. That is what WLB is for; to ington over the week-end that a U. S. submarine had sunk three exact justice and service from both enemy merchant ships off Tokyo wings of the industrial dilemma. Bay (cross). Japs had reported on January 9, that one of their ships The Western World and the War With war industries, for in had been torpedoed within 100 stance, checking up a billion dol miles of Tokyo. lars net profit, addenda to taxes, from war production in 1941,—is indicative that they have not oper ated at a loss. The automotive industry was Arrest Burma Premier particularly profitable last year— and the aviation industry gave it a merry race. Neither taxes nor labor demands were sufficient to choke off a fair net balance—for high-powered ex ecutives, and perhaps, some divi dends. There is that much merit to the WLB program; it disables packing, as has sometimes happened with boards and commissions, in favor Of certain overlords. Going into the merits of each case, listening to both sides, with the necessity of war production for a third element, the board, then the "super-arbi tors" under an efficient "umpire," E-pr*w«- 'wM-» unuGUAir UNITED NATIONS #|ii_». should be able to reach a logical At Wor with A»s -M-b-if*.'*"*' 9*o-*t_ U S U. Saw, picturesque premier of and just award. Perhaps the presi ALSO ANTI-AXIS' %mt-bmmimmf Burma, was arrested on Sunday, Nate- Wtiil _»_|_ AmTi_i dent's "last say" may have a good FRIENDLY NATIONS) 1 January 18, by the British for con -y-o-V to U. S.I I spiring with the Japanese. This ly effect to such end; same as it «t picture was made as U Saw ar might reverse it to effect a bad rived in New York last year after i The map shows how the Americas—with war to the east and west a visit to Britain during which he one. —have lined up for the hemisphere conference that opened January tried to obtain dominion status for Meanwhile the smoke at the gun- 15 at Rio De Janeiro. Traditional anti-U. S. sentiment has dwindled his far eastern country. British in many Latin-American nations in the face of common danger, but authorities did not say where U muzzles must cease to belch—from in some of them the strong pro-Axis minorities are busily plugging Saw was- arrested or where his both the factory offices and out in the old story of Yankee imperialism. Argentina, although it has contact with the Japanese took granted the U. S uejr belligerent status, still refused, until Wednes place. the plants. Victory is not enhanced day, to discuss the Axis. by internecine warfare. JANUARY 23, 1942 Page Five
of oil at Balikpapan, in Dutch Borneo. They also prepared for an attempted War Production Chief Japanese invasion of Java by threaten WeekA$Wat> ing to impose a large' fine on any able- bodied person attempting to leave Ba tavia. (From Page Four) Japanese invaders, 200,000 strong, but casualties of the Malay were not an were battering against the lines of Gen. (The following men have either enlisted of nounced. Douglas MacArthur on Bataan Penin been called to aetive duty with the United States armed forces.) The war department disclosed jthat sula in the Philippines and additional five U. S. Army bombers shot down nine enemy reinforcements were reported Japanese bombers in a raid on the Japa being landed. ARMY RECRUITING ANDREW J. ROTHBALLER. 1020 Sorin; nese-held Manado Airfield on Celebes Japanese and Thai forces invading MARTIN D. SCHULTZ. 2009 Kenwood; WM. Island in the Dutch East Indies. U. S. Burma were repulsed by British troops R. BEECHER, 616 Rex; CARL D. LOVE, JR., 625 E. Monroe; JOHN F. PETTY, 846 Park; Army planes also carried out a success at Kawkareik and reinforcements were MODEST S. WENDOWSKI, 1545 W. Sample;' ful raid on Jap-held Sungei Patani Air sent to guard the flank of British forces CASIMIR S. NIESPODZIANY. 846 S. Grant; EUGENE D. LUCZKOWSK1; 825 S. Pulaski; drome in southern Thailand. protecting Moulmein. GEO. A. ACCOE, RR 4; ALBERT B. GUSH- WA, RR S; CLAYTON BRACHTER, RR 1; The Japanese invaded Burma and oc Pressing home their advantage after HARRY A. ROBINSON, RR 3; DAVID S. the fall of Mozhaisk, the Russians cap STARRETT, 414 S. Laurel. Mish.; ROBT. D. cupied -the port of Tavcy on the upper HENDERSON, 1158 E. Donald; ALOYSIUS Malaya Peninsula, 235 miles south of tured Uvarovo and threatened the im E. ORNAT, 8$2r S. Jackson; HARRY R. OLEJ- portant town of Vyazma, between Mos NICZAK, 1421 Linden; EDW. J. PANKOLA. Rangoon, possibly as a forerunner of an Notre Dame. Ind.; GEO. R. JACKMAN, 1818 attack on Rangoon, terminal of the up cow and Smolensk. Ostego; ROBT. O. EUBANK, 8507 Linden; EDW. M. ZWIERZINSKI, 1517 W. Sample; per route to Chungking. The Axis took the offensive in North WM. H. HARTMAN, 788 W. Colfax; ZYG- Pressing for a complete diplomatic Africa, three German columns thrusting MUND SOCHOCKI, 225 N. College; ROBT. J. KLOTKA, 1022 E. Bowman; CASIMIR V. break with the Axis, delegates to the 10 miles into the British lines near El SOCHOCKI, 225 N. College; ROBT. N. BID- Inter-American conference at Rio de Donald M. Nelson of Chicago Agheila in what was described as a "re DLE, 1412 E. 6th, Mish.; WILFORD J. KOEH- NEMANN, 311 W. Wayne; OLLIE KNUDSON, Janeiro were reported to have given Ar has been chosen the War Produc connaissance in force." tion chief of America, answering 2426 W. Grace; EDW. NOWAK. 424 S. Grant; gentina and Chile until Wednesday or JOHN J. MODOS, 1718 S. Douglas; PAUL E. only to President Roosevelt. It Despite a new threat that Argentina CROWDER, 2410 W. Bertrand; WM. UL- Thursday to join in the joint action will be his supreme task to turn will not join in the joint rupture of BRECHT, 508 S. Columbia; WM. H. GORE. against Germany, Japan and Italy. At $56,000,000,000 into bullets, guns, 1602 Milburne, Mish.; ROGER W. RANTZ, diplomatic relations between the Amer 1314 N. Adams; EDMUND L. MEREDITH, 121 the same time the Axis is bringing planes and every kind of a death- dealing weapon and supplies nec icas and the Axis, the conference at Rio E. Tutt; EDGAR E. SMITH, 222 E. Grove; strong pressure to bear on the two coun PAUL SWAIN, JR., 817 Turnock; ROBT. G. essary to defeat Germany, Italy, de Janeiro decided to hold a, vote on TAYLOR, Holycross, St. Mary%{ ALBERT tries, and on Brazil, to keep them out Japan and their associated coun the break. SELLERS, 921 W. Mish., Mish.; SAM J. JA of the joint declaration. tries. MISON, 1910 S. Mich.; JOHN J. TORZEW- SKI, 1610 Hilde Ct.; THOS. J. COLLINS, 1031 Foster; CHAS- F. BURWELL, RR 4; CUR TUESDAY RESERVATIONS TIS E. TAYLOR, 1301 N. O'Brien. "You know, son," said the thoughtful On the diplomatic front, President U. S. guerrilla forces went into action father, "I never kissed a girl until I met NAVY RECRUITING Vargas of Brazil was reported in com in the Philippines, catching the Japa JOHN F. DEMON, 614 Marquette; JESSE your mother. Will you be able to say munication with Acting President Cas nese garrison at Tuguegarao asleep and GERALD WHITING, 411 N. Taylor; THOS. the same to your son?" WALTER THURMAN, 230 E. Bdwy.; JAMES tillo, of Argentina, in an effort to bring •killing 110 men. On the Bataan front H. MOSSMAN, 1205 King; JAMES ERRICSON "I believe I can, sir," replied the boy WARDEN. Maple Lane Woods; ANDREW .that country into the all- American front Gen. MacArthur's defenders drove back PESTA, 1213 N- Elmer; NORMAN E. SMITH, for a joint break with the Axis, while several recently established Japanese politely, "but probably not with such a 734 N. Hill; ROBT. A. FILBEY, 833 28th; straight face." DONALD A. KOBB, 1106 Howard, Mish.; there were reports that Under-Secretary salients. ERNEST B. WILCUT, 222 N. Scott. of State Sumner Welles had been invit As Jap invaders of Malay pushed in MARINES ed to Buenos Aires to discuss the mat on an arc-like front some 50 miles north The Mean Thing — DAVE PADEN, 1017 DeMaude; STEVE ter with Castillo. "Why are you so angry with the doc TOTH, 1308 S. Chapin; JOHN SIMON, 219 of Singapore, British defenders de Chestnut; JAMES R. HOLLEY, 822 Wenger; stroyed 13 enemy bombers raiding the tor?" DICK R. STANLEY, 8923 LWE, Mish.; ERN In a daring invasion of Subic Bay, EST MILTENBERGER, RR 5; WM. CHAS. under the noses of the Japanese invad naval base. "When I told him I had a terribly HOOVER, RR 5; -BERNARD HOWL AND, 109 Towle, Mish.; Eugene Chamberlain, 1242 Ken ers of the Philippines, a U. S."motor tor The Dutch admit the loss of Mina- tired feeling he told me to show him my yon; PETER R. EVANOVICH. 2102 S. Chapin; pedo boat torpedoed a 5,000-ton Japa tongue." JOHN KOPCA, 1116 Christman, Mish.; RICH hassa, northern arm of Celebes Island ARD J. WESTON, 313 E. Milton; EVERETT nese vessel and escaped. Army bomb to the Japs. —Menthology. E. HAGLE, 1305 So. Bend. ers also sent a Japanese cruiser to the With Japanese air fleets striking at bottom and left a tanker ablaze off Jolo New Guinea, Bismarck and the Admir in the Southern Philippines. alty islands, Australia proper, only 275 Red Army forces attacking in a bliz miles away, prepared to defend herself zard and 25-degree below zero cold from the fury of the Jap attack. It was captured Mozhaisk, key city between reported that the Australian government Moscow and Smolensk, and started what might call home some of its pilots fight may become a general German retreat ing on foreign fronts. to the west bank of^the Dnieper River. Apparently concentrating for a knock London reported the possibility that out blow against Finland, the Russians the United States and Britain might de are putting new pressure on the former clare war on Thailand as the result of besiegers of Leningrad through an at an invasion 'by Thai troops, presumably tempt to seize Novgorod. led by Japanese officers, into Burma. On the diplomatic front the United The Thai attack was made north of States won a major victory by obtain Myawadi. ing Argentina's and Chile's agreement Despite a bitter undercover fight in to a joint severance of relations between parliament over far eastern losses, the Pan-American countries and the Prime Minister Winston Churchill is Axis. expected to stand firm against a cabinet THURSDAY shakeup when the war debate begins Half an hour after a fleet of 11 Japa next week. {%|^ nese ships was sighted off Rabaul, on WEDNESDAY New Britain Island, communications be United States cargo-passenger ship tween that town and Australia were City of Atlanta and the probable de broken off yesterday. It was believed struction of the Latvian freighter Cilt- at Melbourne that the Japanese had vaira are sunk off the Atlantic coast. captured the city, only 800 miles from Both ships were attacked by enemy sub- Australia. lyeu £an ^)ejiendm *~fhm tmarines. The Dutch destroyed their great stores ft I takes a lot more than marvelous Army Unveils Giant Howitzer mechanisms to make your telephone a useful instrument. An extensive system of telephone
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This 240 millimeter howitzer, one of the army's most powerful mobile weapons, left the factory in Milwaukee last week enroute INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY east for tests. - Two 10-ton prime movers pulled the huge barrel and carriage. Soldiers with loaded rifles guarded the gun. Page Six THE MIRROR
Wives' club, Mrs. Harold Ff-_c«____d, 314 E. Victoria street. . . . Pythian tea, Py LUBS AND (CLIQUES thian hall, Red Cross sewing, hutch. . . . C WITH AND WHERE n. W.S.C.S., Grace MethcdkH; church, Mrs. Essie Wood, 713 Pennsylvania avfertue. MONDAY Gardy, 821 Portage avenue, 2 p. m. . . . Golden Rod camp No. 1236, business YESTERDAY " AH and Near club, First Presby Helena Rebekah lodge, No. 72, regular session, evening .card party, afternoon, terian church, with Mrs. Ralph Sol- meeting, degree practice, lodge rooms. Beyler hall. . . . Uptown club, Mrs: Mil Thursday club, Mrs. Lloyd Snyder, Flitt, 1113 E. Wayne street. . . . L. J. . . . Sunshine club, Holy Cross parish, ton Johnson, 1602 Hildreth street. . . . 135 Dixie Highway S., Roseland, this F. Sub Deb club, Juahita Soderberg, Mrs. Edward Pilaski, 2309 Lincoln" Way Eight O'Clcck Bridge club, Mrs. Julius county, election of officers. . . . Paxson Dixie Highway N. . . . Lincoln Literary West. . . . Luta Koda club, Mrs. H. T. Paprocki, 1050 -N. O'Brien street. . . . Reirk circle, Mrs. Earl May, hostess. . . . club, Mrs. S. M. Compton, 1314 E. Ewing Heiermann, 1016 Stanfield street. . . May Mardet club, Mrs. F. M. Anderson, 1114 September group, W.S.C.S., Grace Meth avenue. . . . Tournament Bridge club, Beaver Guards, Woodman circle, Miss E. South street. . . . Newcomers' club, odist church, Mrs. D. C. Norris, 3800 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leslie, 413 W. Marion Mable Norris, 1102 Diamond avenue. . . Mrs. J. J. Downey, book review, tea. . . . Lincoln Way West. . . . Past Presidents' street; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harding, 526 Berean Bible class, Sacred Heart Meth Progressive Birthday club, Mrs. Milo club, Auten Women's. Relief corps No. S. Fellows street, and Mr. and Mrs. odist church, Miss Elizabeth Tamandli, Hoffman, 1836 JE. Calvert street. . . Club 14, auxiliary, to the Grand Army of the Raymond Gooley, 628 Rush street. . . . 1627 Chapin street. ... A. A. club, Mrs. meethig, Mrs. H. H. Peterson, 1206 E. Republic, Mrs. C. J. MeiSel, 426 Harri Delta Theta Tau sorority, guest party, Wilma Barnhart, 409 East Altgeld ave South street. . . . Here and There Bridge son avenue. . . . A.A.U.W., board meet AUce Stark tearooms. . . . Alpha Delta nue. . . . South Side Birthday club, Mrs. club, Mrs. R. J. Martin, 1302 S. High ing, Mrs. William Williams, 1421 E. chapter, Alpha Iota sorority, roller skat William Woltz, 204 E. Ohio street. . . . street. . . . Semper ^i-telis Guards club, ivladison street. . . . King's Daughters ing party, Playland Roller rink. . . . H. Annual Travelers, Mrs. Charles Aulms, W. B. A., Mrs. Gust Anwander, club- class, First Evangelical church, Miss B. B. club, Mrs. Wyman Ferman, 117% 1410 McKinley avenue. . . . Volunteer rqpms. . . . Nigella Home Economics Emma Nintz, 742 S. Ironwood drive. . . . E. Bartlett street. . . . Par-O-Dice club, class, First United Brethren church, clUfc, Mrs. Kelifieth Houston, Cleveland Fellowship class, First Baptist church, Mrs. Louis Omundsen, 433 Tonti ave Mrs. Arthur Barth, 2H2V2 S. Miami Mrs. Nettie Brewer, 617 Columbia street. road. . . . Bridge club, Miss Eva Burke, Street. . . . ClUb meeting, Mrs. Harley . . . League of Women Voters, Y.W.C.A., 619 E. Indiana avenue. . . Pot Ltklk Din nue. . . . Women's auxiliary Westminster Stech, 617 Cushing street. . . . Theta board meeting, 1:30 p. m., regular meet ner C__tb, Mrs. Adolph Graf, 1237 E. Presbyterian church, Miss Margaret chapter, Gamma Nu sorority, initiation ing. . . . Patrons' club, Central Catholic Miner street. . . . Florence Crittenton Jones, 717 Forest avenue. . . . Women's and installation of officers, ... As You ftigh. school, library. . . . Little Flower circle, Mrs. Ella Harris, 1128 Woodward council of the First Christian church, Like It Club, Ifciss Maude Heath, 441 La- Study club, Mrs. George Kruyer, 417 avenue. . . . Happy Go Lucky Euchre luncheon, church. . . . Women's society, Monte Terrace. . . . Eta chapter, Beta Arthur street. . . . Tirzah club, Ben Hur club, lStrs. Edward Burkhart, 314 W. In St. James' Episcopal church, Rfed Cross Sigma Phi sorority, Hotel LaSalle. . . . hall, 120*/_ E. Wayne street. . . . King's: diana avenue. . . . Sumption Prairie sewing, luncheon. . . . Beta chapter, Epsilon chapter, Phi Chi Epsilon soro Daughters class, First United Brethren Methodist, W.S.C.S., Mrs. Toward Ort, Kappa Phi Sigma sorority, Mrs. William rity, social rtieeMSfatg,Mis s Harriet Heck, Church, Mrs. Joseph Hartel, 1005% S. Poppy road. . . . Center Township club, Marohn, 1085 Woodward avenue. . . . 310 Tonti avenue; Miss Bessie Marie Carroll street/. . . A.A.U.W., Art Study literature department, Mrs. Clifford Ed Circle No. 3, Westminster Presbyterian Smith, 314 Tdnti avenue. . . . Music group, Mrs. B. H. Drollinger, 827 Park wards, Kern road. . ". . St. Joseph Valley Church, luncheon. . . . Berean Bible Study club, postponed until Jan. 27. avenue. . . . Ann Rittinger Study group, Beauticians' society, dinner, Oriole. . . . class, Grace Methodist church, all day TUESDAY picnic luncheon, Red Cross sewing, Bridge club, Mrs. John Kring. . . . H. R. meeting, church. . . . Officers' club, Harmony Eight club, Mrs. Harry Goss, church. . . . Colfax W.C.T.U., Mrs. Ella club, Mrs. Harold Ineicher, 729 S. 32d Woodmen circle, Mrs. Geraldine Beistle, 1733 N. Johnson street. . . . Auteh J. Harris, 1128 Woodward avenue. street. . . . Crumstown Home Economics 619 Leland avenue. . . . Sursum Corda Women's Relief corps No, 14, auxiliary club, Mrs. Altai, Lusk, Lydick, this club, St. Matthew's parish, Mrs. Casimir to the Grand Army of the Republic, F. WEDNESDAY county. . . . Portage Home Economies Jerzakowski, parish hall. . . . Lucky 13 O. P. hall. . . . Octette club, Mrs. Elmer Wonder Euchre club, Mrs. Louise club, Y.W.C.A., luncheon. . . .Ex-Aiders' club, Mrs. Floyd Chambers, 1010 Quim- Cinders, hostess. .'. . Nonamie club, Miss Bailey, 1146 W. Washington avenue. . . . Club, Mrs. M. B. Borders, 1415 E. South by street. . . . Mystic club, Mrs. Eugene Vera Jane Harper, 905 E. Washington Xi chapter, Beta Gammk Upsilon soror street. . . . A.A.U.W., Adolescent Psy Crynes, 909 East Donald street. . . . Zeta avenue. . . . Hiappy 12 club, Miss Esther ity, Mrs. Lester Kelley,. Liberty high chology Study club, Mrs. Howard West- Chi club, Mrs. Harold Gunder, 1015 E Kabrick, 917 Esther street. . . . Roseland way. . . . Hoosierette club, Mrs. William phal, 1340 E. Wayne Street South, guest Dubail avenue. ... Si Coy club, Mrs 500 club, Mrs. B. F. Barnette, hostess. Whippo, 317 E. Fairview avenue. . . . H. night for husbands. . . . South Bend Leo Kochendofer, 1001 Roosevelt road i . . Nimble Fingers club, Mrs. H. H. & M. Euchre club, Mrs. John Sweet, Women's Civic club, installation tea...... Friday Night Bridge club, Mrs rural route No. 5. . . . Laf-a-Lot club, Stitch and Chatter club, Mrs. Arthur Chester Huss, 717 E. Dubail avenue. . . Mrs. EarlHollis, 829 S. 33rd Street. . . . Ullery, Locust road, picnic dinner. . . , Pi chapter, Tau Phi Lambda sorority JUMPER ENSEMBLE Roselartd Women's club, Mrs. Charles Ridgedale Mothers' club, Mrs. W. C. Mrs. Victor Sostach, 930 28th street. . '. Kryder, Dixie Highway N. . . . Sparks Rickert, 1806 E. Fox street. . . . Ayuda- W.S.C.S., First Methodist church, lunch FOR DEFENSE WORK club, Miss Jeanne Archambeault, 1135 dora circle, Mrs. Forrest M. Dalton, 625 eon,, in church. . . . Pythian sisters, pic E. Fox street. . . Royal Neighbors' lodge, W. Washington avenue. . . . We the nic supper, business meeting. ... St. Jo seph Valley alumnae chapter, Sienna Heights college, Mrs. Herbert Bishop, 612 31st street. . . . King's Daughters AUNT LUCY'S :rfass, First Uhited Brethren church, Mrs. H. L. Alexander, 720 Clinton street. . . . Jolly Birthday club, Mrs. T. E. Northrop, 310 E. Sample street. . . R. V. o H. Sub Deb club, Betty Libey, 814 Fair- view avenue. . . . Lucky Bridge club, MEAL PLANNING - COOKING - SEWING Mrs. E. M. Vanderbilt, 1321 E. Miner street. . . . Hi Lo club, Mrs. Ida Shafer, 407 Cottage Grove avenue. . . . G. E. NE of our most popular and typi Salisbury Steak Club, Mrs. Michael Bella, 502 Euclid cally American meats is ham \Vz pounds hamburger avenue. . . . Ermal Austin guards, Wood O burger. Not because it tastes so 4 strips bacon men circle, Mrs. Walter Farfiier, 1622 good, but ground beef represents the x/z pound ground pork Lincoln Way East. . . . E. O. T. Euchre favorite eeoilomy meat of the whole na 1 tablespoon chopped onion club, Mrs, Kenneth Wiltfong, Butternut tion. Meat loaf, meat balls and ham 1 tbls. mi-iced green pepper road 4 . . . Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Beta burger sandwiches are the main stand- 1 teaspoon salt Gamma chapter, Hotel LaSalle. . . . St. bys of home-makers who must keep a 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Paul's Lutheran Sewing circle, church. close eye on the budget, and restaurants Vi teaspoon pepper * - . . . Merry Eight club, Mrs. Oscar Bol too find hamburger a profitable item Chop bacon and mix lightly with linger, Washington Park road. . . . U- on their bill-of-faree. Today we are of meat, onion, green pepper, parsley and Sew-It club, Mrs. Charles Hilde, 230 fering you a collection of recipes which seasonings. Shape into cakes and place E. 8th street, Mishawaka. . . . Victory we found to be particularly tasty ways them 3 inches under broiler heat. Broil (Oif Page Seven) cf serving ground beef. 12 minutes, turning once. Serves 6. Meat Loaf Ring Smothered Meat Balls Her life just like a movie. But no scenario ever sprung from the imagina 2 pounds ground beef 2 pounds ground beef tion of Hollywood could equal the ca i pound ground pork 1 cup soft bread crumbs V4 cup minced orfion reer of an American duchess as told in 2 eggs The American Weekly, the magazine Vz cup prepared hferse-radish Vz cup milk 2 eggs, beaten distributed with next week's Sunday 2 tablespoons fat Chicago Herald-American. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 1 can onion soup 1 teaspoon salt Salt and pepper 1 teaspoon salt Combine beef and crumbs. Add eggs, Vs teaspoon pepper milk and seasonings and mix thorough Vz cup tomato soup ly. S___tpe intof balls and brown in fat. Wmmmme Combine first eight ingredients and Add onion soup and cook slowly for 20 May Warn of Disordered mix well. Pour catsup into bottom of minutes or until meat balls are tender. greased ring mold. Fill mold with meat Kidney Action Serves 6. Modern life With its hurrjf and worry. mixture and bake in moderate oven 1 Irregular habits, improper eating and Mexican Scramble drinking—its risk of exposure and __f_e-' hour. Unmold and fill center with tion—throws heavy strain on the work 1 cup ground beef of the kidneys. They are apt to become Pattern 237 is cut in junior miss creamed peas or creamed mushrooms. over-taxed and fail to fitter excessacid sizes 11,13,15 and 17; misses' and 3 tablespoons ehopped onion and other impurities from the life-giving women's sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, Chili Con Carne with Kidney Beans blood. 1 tablespoon green pepper You may suffer nagging backache, 30, 32, 84, 36, 38 and 40. Size 16, 1 onion diced i-lP headache, dizziness, getting up nights, blouse, requires 2% yards 35 inch 2 tablespoons fat leg pains, swelling—feel constantly fabric and jumper, 3% yards 35 inch 1 tablespoon fat ; 1 No. 2 can whole kerrier corn tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs 1 pound hamburger - of kidney or bladder disorder are some fabric; size 13, blouse, 2 yards 99 \Vz C-t|te tomato juldefe^1* times burning, scanty or too frequent inch fabric ana jumper, 2% yards 2 cups cooked or canned kidney beans urination. 54 inch fabric. */_ teaspoon Chili powder Try Doan's Pills. Doan's help the Vz teaspoon chili powder kidneys to pass off harmful excess body Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15tf) in 2 cups cooked tomatoes Salt to taste waste. They have had more than half a coins for this pattern. WRITE Saute meat, onion and green pepper century i»f publie afcjlroval. Are recom CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD 1 teaspoon salt mended by grateful users everywhere. DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER. Brown onion in fat, add remaining in slowly in fat until lightly browned. Add Ask your neighb4rl Send orders to Newspaprtr^attern gredients, cover and simmer 20 min corn, tomato juice and seasoning and Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New utes. Add water if mixture becomes simmer in covered skillet for 30 min York, N. Y. too dry. Serves 6. utes. Serve with rice. ffifiMBSM JANUAllT 23, 1942 Page Seven LUBSand -:- Wreckage of Huge Airliner -:- CLIQUES in 'WittX and 'Where
PAR VO (From Page Six) Birthday club, Mrs. Joseph Gould, 137 E. Broadway. . . . Women's guild, Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, High Spots in News church. . . . Delta Beta chapter, Sigma Alpha sorority, Miss Georgiana Hull, ONTRIBUTIONS to the St. Joseph 523 Riverside drive. . . . W.S.C.S., Grace county infantile paralysis cam Methodist church: Group No. 4, Mrs. C paign had reached $935 on Thurs Walter Slaybaugh, 622 E. Broadway day morning, according to Fred J. Hel- avenue, all day meeting, Red Cross sew men, Jr., campaign committee treasurer. ing; group No. 2, Mrs. Cecil Bennett, This amount represents only money 1013 E. Ewing avenue, all day Red Cross collected at the booth at the corner of sewing; group No. 3, Mrs. J, E. Goodall, Michigan and Jefferson. None of the 118 E. Bowman street; group No. 5, Mrs. contributions from the milk bottles lo Roscoe Cullar, 313 E. Haney avenue; cated in stores, restaurants, office build group No. 8, Mrs. E. R. Schrader, 1213 ings and public offices have yet been re S. Michigan street, 2 p. m.; group No. 9, turned to' the treasurer. This photo is a closeup of the tail assembly on the wrecked air Mrs. D. C. Norris, 3800 Lincoln Way liner that fell near Las Vegas, Nev., killing 22 people—15 of them Kenneth B. Elliott, executive chair West,' group No. 10, Mrs. Jacob Young, army fliers. Screen Actress Carole Lombard and her mother, Mrs. 341 Tonti avenue; group No. 6, Mrs. M. man of the St. Joseph County Commit Elizabeth Peters, who were returning to Hollywood after Carole tee, addressed a letter on Monday to swelled defense bond sales in Indianapolis to over $2,000,000, were K. Hendricks, 120 E. Keasey street. business organizations and individuals also killed. The plane crashed into a mountain ironically named "Double or Nothing." TODAY asking for contributions to carry on the Snappy Eight club, Mrs. William fight against" infantile paralysis. It is House, 1612 S. Michigan street. . . . Nor expected that the response from this let services in civilian defense met Tuesday schools, the total being $379.75. Other man Eddy circle, Y.W.CA. . . . Modern- ter will be generous. in the circuit courtroom in the court schools in which the sales exceeded $100 ettes club, Mrs. Hiram Bishop, rural Notre Dame sport followers were ask house. Walter Yeagley, president of the were the Adams High school, $112; Jef route 4. . . . Waneta club, Mrs. Elmer ed to contribute to the campaign be association, presided. ferson, $211.50; Lincoln, $193; James Brugh, 118 W. Monroe street . . . Har tween halves of the Notre Dame-North Frank E. Allen, superintendent of Madison, $192.20; James Monroe, $262.- mony 500 club, Mrs. Orville Sampson, western basketball game Wednesday South Bend schools and St. Joseph 37; Muessel, $119.40; John F. Nuner, 829 S. 28th street. . . .Laurel club, Mr. night at the Irish fieldhouse. Ushers county defense director, spoke, $213.51; Oliver, $126.30; Riley, $236.87; and Mrs. J. C. Laughlin, 120 E. Bowman .received contributions when the crowd xxx Washington, $112.70. street. . . . We-All-Win club, Mrs. Frank was filing out after the game. South Bend, as well as all other parts xxx Anderson, 128 E. Fairview avenue. . . . Half of the fund will remain in St. of the nation will go on daylight saving An annual membership dinner meet Concord club, Miss Maxine Felten, Joseph county to carry on the rehabili time, effective at 2 a. m. Monday, Feb. 9. ing of the Young Women's Christian Christian Science war relief headquar tation program for crippled victims of The statute signed by President association! will be held in the "Y" resi ters. .. . Happy Dozen Euchre club, Mrs. the dread disease and the other half Roosevelt on Monday which placed dence building, 802 North Lafayette Stanley Surridge, 247 Murray street . .. will be sent to the National Foundation clocks one hour ahead, will continue in boulevard. The program will present L. C. C. club, Miss Helen Chrisman, for Infantile Paralysis, Inc., New York effect for the duration of the war and Miss Mildred Esgar, instructor in soci Dixie Highway N. . . . Ever Ready class, city. The national foundation gave St. for not more than six months thereafter. ology at George Williams college in Westminster Presbyterian church, Mrs. Joseph county substantial aid when an It can be nullified in the meantime by Chicago. She will speak on the place H. E. Newman, 1620 Dale avenue. . . . epidemic swept the county in 1941. congress, however. of the association and its members in Women's Community club, Clay Town Merchant members of the Association xxx wartime. ship club, Miss Helen Christman, 505 of Commerce were asked to place dime Music will be given by a vocal trio Dixie Highway N., Mrs. Lester Marks, bottles at convenient places and give The Bendix Home Appliances, Inc., and by the Business Girls' glee club. assisting. . . . Loyal Friends' club, sew change in dimes which can convenient manufacturers of washing machines, has been informed that March produc xxx ing for Red Cross, Mrs. H. A. Teeter, ly be dropped in the (bottles. School 1206 E. Haney avenue. . . . W. B. A. card tion must not exceed 65 per cent of the The third annual state convention of children contributions will be started party, Beyler hall, business meeting. on Monday. production in the comparable month of the Indiana Retail Alcoholic Beverage The following letter from Dr. Walter 1941. It is expected that employment Association, Inc., closed here Tuesday TOMORROW H. Baker, a director of the St. Joseph will be unchanged unless the company night at a banquet in the Elks' temple St. Joseph Valley Beauticians' society, County Society for Crippled Children, to receives a war order and can get into at which the association's newly elected dance, Indiana club. . . . Quiet Eight Robert E. BonDurant, chairman of the production before the end of March. officers were honored. The officers for club, Miss Marion Magee, 409 E. Dayton Mile o' Dimes campaign, shows what the xxx the coming year were announced as fol street. National Foundation for Infantile Para Orlo R. Deahl, new president of the lows: William J. Lamb, of Lafayette, re lysis has done for St. Joseph county. Association of Commerce, took over the elected president of the association; Randall Ellis, of Vincennes, second vice Diner—Have you any wild duck? "In answer to your inquiry regarding chair at a luncheon Monday of the group Waitress—No, sir; but I could have the expenditure of funds raised by the in the Hotel LaSalle. president; Henry Hess, of New Albany, reelected treasurer, and R. H. Orbison, the cook take a tame one and irritate local fund campaign in 1940 and 1941, George Y. Bennett, retiring president, it for you. I would say "that the services rendered was presented with a traveling bag. of Indianapolis, secretary. Other new officers of the association xxx St. Joseph county by the National Foun Customer—I simply couldn't wear dation for Infantile Paralysis, if valued who were introduced are Louis V. Sharp decreases in St. Joseph county's this coat. It's too tight for me. in dollars and cents, would be far more Bruggner, first vice president; R. B. February quota for tires and tubes, ex than the funds turned over to the Na Nichols, second vice president, and Rob cepting truck tubes, as compared with Clerk—I'm sorry, madam, but I've tional Foundation by this county. Fifty ert H. Anderson, treasurer. the January quota, were announced in shown you all of our stock. That hap per cent of all funds raised were re xxx (On Page Eight) pens to be your own coat you have on. tained in St. Joseph county. "Dr. Walter H. Baker was elected "During the epidemic of 1940, the Na president of the Epworth hospital and tional Foundation provided this county training school staff at a meeting Mon with approximately four hundred Tor day afternoon in the hospital. Other onto Splints and Bradford Frames and officers named were Dr. K. E. Selby, i-Uautnrtb'a sent in professional consultants to as vice president; Dr. H. F. Mitchell, secre sist the local medical society and board tary, and Dr. Alfred Ellison, treasurer, of health. Our local funds were used to xxx H m provide a public health nurse to care Civilian workers for the U. S. Army for patients in their homes, to provide Signal Corps are now being recruited bed boards and other needed appliances, through the offices of the United States and to pay the express on splints re Employment Service, according to Man ceived from the National Foundation. ager John W. Limbert of the South Bend 4Z>a&0?Z FROCKS "During the past year, a portion of office. Junior communications opera the funds were used to provide an addi tors, both radio, and telephone, radio en for now ... and thru Spring* tional councillor and an orderly at Camp gineers, and radio and telephone repair Millhouse, where twenty-seven of the men are needed for assignment to posts forty-eight crippled children enrolled of duty in Illinois, Wisconsin, or Mich for the summer were infantile paralysis igan. Bright new rayons and cot patients. Persons applying for radio engineer tons to enliven your outlook. "Plans are also under way to provide jobs must have had two or more years Prints, plains, stripes. a Hubbard Pool for the treatment of in of college training in the field of radio fantile paralysis patients at St. Joseph or telephone engineering, or be current hospital in South Bend. ly employed as a radio engineer? de "Respectfully, signer, or draftsman. Workers interested 4.00 to 8.98 "Walter H. Baker, M. D." in any of these positions are urged to Contributions from interested persons apply at the local United States Em who have not been reached by the com ployment Service office at 216 North mittees working on the drive can be Michigan street. Left, peasant dirndl in spun ray mailed directly to Fred J. Helmen, 202 xxx on. Sizes 10 to 18 8.98 South Michigan street, treasurer of the The St. Joseph County Anti-Tubercu fund. losis, league reported this week that the xxx seal sale in South Bend schools amount Members of the St. Joseph County ed to $3,133.61.. The largest sales were Sacsons . . . Ellsworth's Mezzanine Bar association who have offered their in the Central Senior and Junior High Page Eight THE MIRROR
North and South America since 1900). Eight hundred persons have been Technical and scientific books earlier treated by the mental hygiene clinic of than 1935 are generally not useful. CJtfVLTUM the St. Joseph county welfare depart Texts in present use fh la^r "aitd med-cal ment since it was opened in October, schools are wanted by men who have 1940. Maurice L. Petti., supervisor of had to stop professional courses to go the welfare department and professor NEW BOOKS AT SOUTH BEND into rm_itary training. PARVO cf social science at the University of PUBLIC LIBRARY. Unbound track numbers Of magazines (From Page SeVen) Notre Dame, addressed a dinner meet are not asked for in this campaign. Indianapolis by James D. Strickland, ing of about 25 optometrists from this area in the Hotel Mishawaka Tuesday Balance Sheet of the Future, by Er- Types of fiction waited: state tire rationing administrator. night. feest Bevin; Under the Sea-Wind, by R. Adventure. The St. Joseph county February Dr. Russell Bolyard, of Nappartee, L. Carson; Education in a Democracy, Aviation stories. quotas for each division are: One hundred eight passenger and mo- Ind., presided. Dr. E. J. Cain, of South Newton Edwards, ed.; Advancing Front Historical nov^__». 1 of Medicine, by G. W. Gray; GeneraSoh Humor. tefocyc.e tires are compared with 136 in Bend, introduced the speaker, of M_tte_t-tli_*f», 1871-1900, by C. J. H. Mystery. January, a reduction of. 28; xxx H«y-_K, *__[y Life fti Industrial Relations, Spores. , Ninety passenger car and motorcycle tubes as compared with 113, a reduc- Michigan State college alumni will by C. J. iHScks; Our Singing Country, Anchor Poste 589 Count Woman's Tournament Team LEONARD SWINSICK Scores Exceptionally Low By TOM HIGGINS Shoots Perfect Game at Waters Recreation QUINTET of girls representing Kamm's Beer flowed up their Keglerettes Fare Better In Doubles A,, miserable city tournament exhi bition wi#» a scintillating bowling bar 300 And Singles. rage Wednesday night at Waters Rec reation, during a regular sgssiojn, of the Sixteen consecutive strikes, twelve of them in one game, gave Leonard Swinsick a perfect score, a 751 total and a permanent place among South Just about the only, count in the five Ladies' Major league. Three members Bend's bowling "greats." The popular anchor of the Hoosier Beer quintet o| th$ BENDIX HOME APPLIANCE (Women) McAuley & Rogers 30 30 2627 W L 3-G T Red Rock Cola 29 31 27X7 Accounting _- 9 6 1331 Unger's Body Shop 28 32 2470 Stebner Wins Engineering 8 7 1208 Die Makers 27 33 2486 Women's Tournament Team Purchasing -8 7 1522 Bench Hands , 27 33 2543 Sales —- 5 10 1362 Hass Millwork ___" 21 39 2455 2258 Saturday Sweep High Scores Ketchum & White 18 42 Scores Exceptionally Low H. D. Lee Mercantile Co. ___ 17 43' 2176 Peggy Elmore 124-127, Lois Kryder 133-167. 200 Scores (From Page Nine) Vivienne Maroe 127, Evelyn Zimmer 121. Wert 220, S. Takacs 235, Leister 222, At Waters Rec. Rene Bronson 120, Gertie Sobecki 166-171- C. 9:00 P. M. Whiting 215, R. Black 211, O. Tobolski 220, (E) M. Philllps-G. Nagy, do; (B) F. Top- 126, Betty Onions 138-126, Margaret Szabo Luzny 210, Bolka 210, V. Bargelski 220. (From Page Nine) 137, Betty Hosier 132, Betty Eike 121-128, Eve pel-J. Crothers; (A) M. Wallace-B. Brocke- lyn Matthys 128-127. velt; (B) M. Carter-M. Dobbelbaere, do. had as its foundation a 200 opener and SATURDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY LEAGUE 10:00 P. M. (D) M. Reimer-A. Kuzmic (B); (B) H. 72 pins handicap. BENDIX MIDNIGHT LEAGUE (Friday) Although an official standing is not avail Roth-V. Shemet; (B) I. Tschida-G. Meiser; W L 3-G T able it appears this new circuit .has settled i (B) E. Augtin-C. Good, do. If you have an established average in Airliners 8 1 2798 down to a four team mixed league. In the any of the leagues at Waters Recreation Uptown Club 7 2 2742 last session L. L. (Junior) Hall paced the 170 Aces 5 6 3 2466 men with 555 while Betty Foreman was best PASTIME RECREATION _. you are eligible to compete in this pop-r. Mtakow's 6 3 2645 among the women with"_49 (431). The usu ular Saturday afternoon classic. You Woodpeckers ._ 6 3 2378 ally reliable Andy Bock ran into a bit of TEAMS Dive Bombers 6 3 2625 trouble and had to be content with' 124 (412). are assured your money's worth in ex Trailers 5 4 2453 Sunday, Jan. 25, 11:00 A. M. Spitfires 5 4 2852 (B) Bendix Girls' Midnite League, D. Co* ercise and entertainment and there is Breezers 5 4 2618 SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE LEAGUE veil, Capt.; (B) Bowl-Mor No. 3, H. Eckman, always^ a chance you may capitalize on Repairmen 4 5 2347 W L 3-G T Capt.; (C) Our Lady of Hungary, M. Nagy, Bug Fighters 4 5 2595 Stereotype , 30 21 2601 Capt.; (C) St. Mary's, G. Gostola, Capt.; (B) your investment. The event is a handi Aircraft Repair 4 5 2597 Composing Room No. 2 _ 30 21 2595 St. Matthew's No. 1, A. Voorde, Capt.; (D) cap affair which gives everyone an Maple Smashers 4 5 2647 Advertising 26 24 2822, St. Matthew's No. 2, D. Radican, Capt. 141 Grinders 3 6 2567 Press Room 27 24 2391 1:30 P. M. equal opportunity. Pilots 3 6 2343 Composing Room No. 1 25 26 2827 (B) Suabedissen-Wittner Dairy, A. Beery, Transportation 3 6 2419 Radio 25 26 2746 Capt.; (D) Paris Dry Cleaners, E. Trump, As reported elsewhere in this issue, Local No. 9 3 6 2663 Mailing Room 24 27 2360 Capt.; (B) Cora's Beauty Shoppe No. 1, C. Leonard Swinsick's 226-225-300 (751) Hot Shots 3 6 2245 Circulation No. 1 24 27 2420 Garman, Capt.; (B) Cora's Beauty Shoppe, Burr Knockers 2 7 2669 Circulation No. 2 23 28 2557 B. Berlincourt, Capt.; (B) Hay's Lettering record-breaking total was more thai- Pushovers 2 7 2746 Reel Room 20 31 2460 Shop, R. David, Capt.; (B) R-C Cola (Bowl- 600 Score 200 Scores Mor), G. Shields, Capt. enough to win the Sunday Morning P. Meyers 234, Morris 205, L. Myers 212. 4:00 P. M. Sweepstakes at Waters Recreation. Sec Julius Szalay 220-200 (611]. (C) Martindale Insurance, T. Kopsea, Capt.; 200 Scores STUDEBAKER A. A. LEAGUE (C) A. F. Smith Co., F. McAvoy, Capt.; (B) ond place went to Dillard Walling who Joens 209. D. Morton 220, E. Miller 202, -Cj W L 3-GT D & B Market, D. Kruszewski, Capt.; (C) added 206-222-193 together for 621 Niemier 227, S. Stebner 201, Jack Sisk 209, D. Pin Poppers 35 13 2608 Bowl-Mor No. 1, E. Hudak, Capt.; (C) Bowl- Zolman 206, J. Nyikos 203, A. Garden 229, Spring Shop 33 15 „2777 Mor No. 2, B. Foreman, Capt.; (B) Futter's, while Frank Littke of St. Joseph, Mich?! Harper 204, Brinson 244. 290 Champs 28 20 2543 N. Divietro, Capt. took third with 210-172-225 (607), just Motor Design 28 20 2684 6:30 P. M. BENDIX MIDNIGHT LEAGUE (Tues. Div.) Press Room 26 22 2546 (C) Rammer's Food Store, G. Enyaert, 10 pins more than Harry Willetee and W L 3-G T Assemblers 26 22 2650 Capt.; (B) Merry's Shell Station, V. Hosier, Co-Operative Coals 7 2 2263 Spotlites 26 22 2608 Capt.; (C) LaSalle Beauty Shop, E. Thomp "Sonny" Mead, the fourth prize win Bottlenecks - 7 2 2596 Dept. 308 25 23 2559 son, Capt.; (C) Denny's Beauty Shop, M. ners, could register. High game out of Dept. 107 6 3 2373 Body Shop 25 23 2501 White, Capt.; (B) Pepsi-Cola (Bowl-Mor), E. Platers 6 3 2529 Misfits 25 23 2746 Ferdinand, Capt.; (C) Old Reliable Coal & the money award was won by Wilbur 1st Placers _____vJ__._——— 6 3 2583 Plant Eight v£----——-A------24 24 ' 2533 Ice, J. Duit,.'Capt; Freshley who posted a 234 but promptly Pin Knockers 6 3 2571 Experimental 23 25 2613 9:00 P. M. Nite Hawks 5 4 2408 Dept. 537 22 26 2741 (A) Rose Recreation, V. Klaer, Capt.; (B) nullified it with a 140-game. Heat Treaters 5 4 2664 Commanders 21 27 2376 Ben Otolski's Falconettes, H. Tomaszewski, Dept. 131 '__— 5 4 2546 B-i Shop — 21 ^ 27 2644 Capt.; (C) Chas. Martindale Insurance, M. Intercepters .______5 4 2624 Body' Engineering ...... 21 27 * 2742 Goins, Capt.; (C) Gene Pajakowski's Falcon Airport Boys 4 5 2566 Sky Ways 20 28 2798 ettes, J. Kromkowski, Capt. Busy "B" Group - 4 5 2534 Power House 19 29 2536 Sub. Assy. - 4 5 2603 Ad. Building 18 30 2438 Burr Knockers 4 5 2493 Research 15 33 2384 ROSE RECREATION Waters Recreation Dept. 121 4 5 2538 200 Scores Hut Suts 1 8 2508 Alderfer 213, Walter Schott 252, R. Kovach SINGLES AND DOUBLES Receiving Inspection 1 8 2508 "223, E. Norris 203, A. Kovach 205, Nemeth 220, Sunday, Jan. 25, 9:00 A. M. MATCH GAMES 170 Aces 1 1 8 2633 ••__. Emo 202, Woody Cochran 205-202, D. Jobe (B) Esther Leupold-A. Staszanski, do; (A) Kupkle Music Shop of the Pastime Recre 600 Score—J. Boston 207-209 (601). 802, F. Pinter 210, E. Soos 216-212, J. Meixel G. Piasecki-M. Burkhardt; (A) G. Kovach- ation journeyed to Waters Recreation Sun 215, Dahlman 207, S. Gergacz 212, Louie Web- B. Barany; (A) H., Kuntz-G. Pensinger; (B) 200 Scores -Ster 208, J. Newman 211, C. Whitacre 218, day afternoon and behind some snappy 201- B. Boehm 246, J. O'Toole 201, O. Mikesell R. Roden-I. Lovgren; (B) E. Mamula-A. 228 (607) by Jack Michels, their anchor, ham Jack Skc-ly 204, A. Orr 208, Phillips 218. Schweisberger (A). llllPii mered out a 66-pin win over Pepsi-Cola 214, H. Aslin 214. Muckenfuss 204, Przybysz 213, Witt 202, Ken neth Smith 207. 10:00 A. M. which pointed to H. Voorheis' 223 (591) as its COMMERCIAL "A" LEAGUE (B) T. Zieger-M. Stewart, do. best and P. Patterson's 120 (408) as its worst. . W L 3-G T - Two other. Mishawaka league entries, El* STUDEBAKER PRODUCTION LEAGUE 11:00 A. M. bode Texaco Service.Station and Julius Bar Roach Appleton No. 2 11 4 2873 (A) B. Fiedler-M. Higgins; (A) J. Zgodzin- Kramer Tire Co. 10 5 3004 W L 3-G T ber Shop, battled it out in a special match 290 Cruisers 35 22 2503 ski-G. Winch; (B) I. Lebo-L. Norris; (B) B. over neutral alleys. When the shooting was Kay's Tavern 10 5 3093 Lobaugh-L. Henney; (B) E. Clark-P. Waltz, U-Need Candy Co. 9 6 2751 Presidents 35 22 2568 over the tonsorial artists were on the long Truck Cabs ____ 35 22 2807 do; (A) R. McKeone-B. Scott. end of a 2477-2411 aggregate, thanks to some Ramble Inn 9 6 2995 1:00 P. M. Waters Recreation 9 6 2818 Cutters No. 2 33 24 2576. 526 kegling by G. Moorhead and 72 pins in Drive Aways 33 24 2611 (A) I. Sibrel-C. Betz; (B) E. Mann-B. Fitz the handicap' department. For the losers P. Green Stat Cafe 8 7 2823 gerald; (A) M. Clemans-M. McCurtin; (A) Pastorino's 444 couldn't be called assistance. Kendall Oil Co. 8 7 2900 290 Skyways 31 26 2708 I. O. O. F. No. 9 8 7 2827 Die Shop - 31 26 2514 v. Silberg-G. Brown; \A) L. Shambleau-E. Home Furnace Co. picked up the slack in Stroh's Beer 8 7 2814 Motor Assembly 30 27 2515 Achenbach; (A) M. Heiner-E. Hannon. Dave Davis' 388 total and scored an easy vic Home Furnace Co. 7 8 2758 Plant 8 Claims 30 27 2670 3:00 P. M. tory over Curtis Hardware of Elkhart. Indi Hoosier Beer 7 8 2812 290 Champs 29 28 2512 (A) J. Drain-H. Tatman; (A) J. Duck-F. ana. Orville Atkinson was the outstanding Coca-COla 7 8 2644 Cutters No. 1 29 28 2646 Kanarr; (B) B. Talcott-T. Carr; (B) E. Lack- pin getter of the match with 510. Jimmie Smith's 6 9 2965 Dept. 156 27 30 2732 ey-K. Williams; (B) M. Strang-B. Wiliard, Botich Specials behind Deputy Sheriff Geo. Roach Appleton No. 1 6 9 2788 Crankshafts 27 30 2573 do; (B) T. Rowland-D. Marsh. Rozow's 212 (571) scored an easy victory over Indiana Cafe 6 9 2753 290 "G" Men 26 31 2444 4:00 P. M. Mastic Asphalt in a special match Sunday L. L. Hall Moving Co. 6 9 2754 ^Two-Ninety 26 31 2570 (B)E. Sobieralski-T. Pajakowski, do. afternoon. Five Bros. 25 32 2456 Drewry's Beer 6 9 2965 5:00 P. M. The complete box scores follow: Schlitz Beer 6 9 2826 Enamelers 24 33 2688 Trimmers 23 34 2391 (A) M. Sperry-J. McColley; (A) H. Ru'th- Furnas Ice Cream 5 10 2701 E. Doutel; (A) F. Taylor-A. Klaiber; (B) L. Botich Specials (2,205) 600 Scores 290 Fitters 21 36 2442 Paul Sisti 170 177 169— 516 "G" Frame Line e 20 37 2414 \ Dygulski-B. Williams; (A) E. Smith-M. Lin- Joe Czigany 222-205 (607), Hap Van De senmier; (A) M. Czigany-R. Freshley. Ed. McClure 192 186 178— 556 200 Scores Geo. Rozow 212 161 Walle 221-215 (632), R. Ritter 212-219 (604), 7:00 P. M. 198— 571 Mastain 209-215 (617), Fred Mather 246-233 F. Poehlman 204, M. Smith 207, P. Vakarich (A) M. Mezzei-T. Totk; (A) M. Hesler-M. Charles Botich 184 146 232— 562 201, S. Grayser 201, R. Bradfield 231, E. Hu- TOTAL 758 670 (631), Joe Kasa 211 (600), H. Winenger 248- •Vaghy; (B) J. Stewart-L. Lively; (A) R. Bell- 777—2205 211-202 (661). dak 202, C. Matthys 201, W. Szynski 210, Earl G. Rughtley; (A) E. Wiley-E. Goers; (B) B. Mastic Asphalt (1,924) 200 Scores. ' Wintrode 216, Woody Cochran 204-204, S. Archambeault-W. Hume; JB) R. Vascil-E. Dom Stanti 134 129 173— 436 Kelly 200, Frank Wcdf 205, Hank Lucky 222- Chelminiak 203, H. Klaiber 204, W. Bryant Garden; (B) P. Lamirand-^J. Brink-man; (B) Leo Tschida 164 178 236— 578 208, D. Ritter 209, L. Williams 203-205, J. 207, Bykowski 217, Art. Ziebarth 214, G. Bar D. Covell-P. Rusiecki. Joe Vano 121 138 158— 437 Grenert 203, Clarence Kieske 245, Phillips 211, any 208, William Heintzelman 204, A. Roze- Pete 146 150 177— 473 Steve Nemeth 201, H. LaRue 211, Stebner 225, 'wiez 210, L. Szabo 232, J. Kujawa 211, E. Soos TOTAL 565 615 744—1924 Emory Simon 207, Dillard Walling 206, Frank 200, L. Smith 204; €fcffi Kunkle Music Shop (2,622) Keg.ovich 244, Mike Pasalich 201-200, Tom C- Palmer 152 193 Higgins 216, Walter Schott 200, Roy Burke TRUCKERS' LEAGUE OFFICIAL J. Mclntee "_ 126 184 155- - 485 212-210, J. Oduseh 212, S. Gergacz 222, B. Fec- W L 3-G T Tourney Leaders J. Kasa 153 170 162- - 485 1 teau 209, Jack Skelly 235, Cyril Willie 210, Cleman's Trucking 6 0 2785 P. Mclntee 185 185 173-- 5431 George Brown 215, Joe Torzewski 229, Martz Grummell & Sons 5 1 2937 FIVE WOMEN J. Michels 201 226 180-- 607 214, Ray Rockwell 213, Ray Heiermann 207, Hayes Freight Lines 5 1 2652 Class A TOTAL 817 958 Earl Cordtz 204, E. Cenkush 233, Joe Bykow- 2214 847- -2622 ski 213. F. & S. Transit 4 2 2775 Drewry's Ltd. (Bowl-Mor) Pepsi-Cola (2,556) Mercury Express 4 2 2614 E. R. Newland Co. _ 2191 C. Brown 197 145 175- - 517 Commercial No. 1 4 2 2837 Western Recreation _ — 2190 E. Bunde 207 182 171- - 560 COMMERCIAL "B" LEAGUE Jim's Tavern 3 3 2450 Ball-Band 2184 P. Patterson 120 131 157- - 408 W L 3-GT MOtor Express 3 3 2101 Class B D. Wo_4_iak 166 180 134— 480 Loop Auto Service 44 16 2494 Mills No. 2 i 2 4 2505 Mahowald's Travel Goods 2331 H. Vorhees 179 189 223- - 591 Axtell Motors 41 19 2623 Commercial No. 2 0 6 2525 Bubb's Funeral Home _ _. 2178 TOTAL 869 827 860- -2556 Bockover Service 38 22 2590 Mills No. 1 0 6 2589 Waters' Recreation "B" 2142 C. A. Schrader Co. 37 23 2573 Interstate Trucking 0 6 absent Drewry's Ltd. (Mishawaka) __. .- 2123 600 Score — W. Holmes 224 (601). Elbode Texaco (2,411) Blue Ribbon Pies 36 24 2529 Class C P. Pastorino 157 143 144— 444 Pepsi-Cola 38 24 2635 200 Scores Dodge Mfg. (Mishawaka) 1986 M. Van Loo . 177 170 160— §07 Champagne Velvet 35 25 2454 B. Basham 200, H. Timm 203, Jankoski 204, •Jefferson Gardens 1977 Tony Guerra 126 182 171— 479 Dick's Service 34 26 2456 J. Davis 204, Stebner 118-234, Roy Phillips Tr-^>mv Beer (Culvert Club) 1940 A. Van Avermaete 166 167 165— 496 Belleville Cafe 1 32 28 2550 216, Steve Gang 204, L. Kazmirski 208, Fred Mish. Farmer's Dairy ._ 1916 Oscar Elbode 144 171 168— 483 South Bend Toy 32 28 2738 Ingersoll 202, Leo Mahoney 209. TOTAL —^>_,_ 770 833 808—2411 Keller's Five 32- 28 2549 Class D Internatl. Harvester 31 29 2534 S. W. B. A. No. 5 :_— 1750 Julius Barber Shop (2,477) '" WHITCOMB & KELLER LEAGUE S. W. B. A. No. 2 — V 1735- G. Moorhead -_.—-.. 176 157 193— 526 Gilbert's 28 32 2580 W L 3-G T River Cafe — 27 33 2694 8; W. B. A. No. 4 M. R. Falcons... __ 1728 J. Hei-f^i-----^—______1ST 130 189— 457 Construction 33 24 2538 S. W. B. A. No. 1 __. ._ 1678 R. ParrOtt ;_• — 130 164 164— 458 Corner Cafe __.-__: 27 33 2694 Salesmen -SS 1— 33 24 2514 E. Replogle 186 147 141— 474 Corner Cafe 26 34 2539 Mortgages 32 25 2655 SINGLES G. Flagg - 179 167 144— 490 Empire Box Co. 25 35 2434 Insurance 26 31 2498 Barnes Electric 23 37 2598 Class A HANDICAP 24 24 24— 72 Accounting 24 33 2668 Esther Marohn — 556 TOTAL 833 789 855—2477 Triangle Tool & Die — 21 39 ' 2537 Weisberger Bros. 14 46 2517 Maintenance 23 34 2613 . 350 Wilma Kehrer _ 529 Home Furnace Co. (2,331) Lightner Welch 8 52 2220 200 Score — Stroup 218. 600 Score — Jim Hegedus 210-202 (609). Frances Brown _ 516 Atkinson 192 169 149— 510 WILSON A. C. W. A. LEAGUE Class B Stumph 158 147 171— 476 200 Scores W L 3-G T Davis , 113 123 162— 398 C. Goralczyk 203, Ed. McClure 205, Bill Mc Geneva Gans ._ 476 Malola's 35 22 1777 Ruth Schultz . ._ 459 Bartz 162 159 143— 464 Clure 265, S. Mead 202, Fred. Graybosch' 130- P. Jay's 34 23 1777 Hicks 128 156 201—483 211, Lloyd Hillring 213, "Chuck Barnes 201, H. Julia Horvath - 447 Fire Ball's 34 23 1766 Leona Erhart _ . ,446 TOTAL 751 754 826—2331 Johnson 203, Chet Klopfenstein 215, R. Zie- Wilmer's - 30 27 1814 Curtis Hdwe. (Elkhart) (2,108) gert 287-203, F. Baker 202.- Quint's , 29 28 1773 DOUBLES C. Curtis 162 126 127— 414 Small Fry's ~_ 29 28 1992 Class A Reith 114 129 155— 398 INDIANA & MICHIGAN LEAGUE Lucky 5's 22 34 1795 Millie Ourebeck-Geneva Gans 1011 Heine 163 165 135— 463 W L 3-G T Bomber's 18 39 1548 C. VanAvermaete-M. Leliaert 989 J. Curtis __ 145 147 109— 401 Buchanan 37 20 3841 High Scores __ 974 Snyder 134 151 14T— 432 Plant Records 35 22 2669 H. Swanson 142, Kromkowski 160, Mary A. Esther Marohn-Helen Barnes - 945 TOTAL 718 717 673—2108 Stores 32 25 2833 Olah 153, L. Wegner 141, Mamie Dworecki 146, Class B Hot Pointers - 31 26 2720 Irene Kolanda 144, Evelyn Splitt 151-145, Ruth Schultz-Bertha Nehmer 956 . BENDIX HOME APPLIANCE LEAGUE Engineers 29 28 2817 Frances Kramer 165-145, A. Lanchsweerdt Marie Nagy-Juliann Koloszar 947 W L 3-GT Production 29 28 2741 164, M. Otterson 141, F. Egyhazi 152, L. Bishop A. Meizel-J. Wozniak . 928 Utilities 23 10 2679 Elecs 29 28 2794 143. Cecelia Abrahams-Leona Earhart .. 923 Engineering * 23 10 2487 Mechanics 28 29 2637 11 Accounting 25 32 2775 Class C Welders 22 2252 WILSON BROTHERS LEAGUE Dor'y Braunsdorf-Harriet Marnon .. 772 Materials 21 12 2659 Ranges 24 33 2796 W L 3-GT Local No. 9 19 14 2339 ! Substation 23 34 2569 Dorothy Panis-Gene VanderKooy ._ 760 15 Rockets 22 ^35 2662 drippers — 6 0 -2767 Williams-Frances McAvoy ._ 718 Traffic 18 2373v j Neckwear 5 1 2590 Stores 17 16 2382 i 600 Score—Russ (Rookie) Bates 209-220 (625). Faultless 5 1 2819 ALL EVENTS Assemblers 17 16 2262 200 Scores 2671 17 Underwear 4 2 Class A Advertising 16 2125 t H. LaRue 210, Dillard Walling 208, Crabill Sportwear 3 3 2756 Research 16 17 2430 218. 2607 Millie Ourebeck 1534 19 Shirts 2 4 Esther Marohn _ 1530 Inspections 14 2174 Buffers 2 4 2681 Cabinets 9 24 1990 T 2450 Marie Nagy . 1514 24 2458 INDUSTRIAL "B * LEAGUE Blends 1 5 . 1452 Cradles 9 26 W L 3-GT Shorts 1 5 2745 Service 7 2208 West Town Clothiers 44 16 2825 Skippers __: 1 5 2645 Class B 200 Scores Charlie's Service 37 23 2604 600 Score Henri Hozinski _ _ 1390 F. Soos 204-215, O. Atkinson 208, Fredericks Ballantine Ale 36 24 2645 Lee Bukovnik 211-218 (626(. 1380 208, Senkiewicz 208, Erickson 220, Joe Zimmer Plant No. 1 36 24 2554 200 Scores Geneva Gans _ _ 1328 213, Bick 221, Bartz 216-234, Genchoff 204, Kamm's Beer 35 25 2779 F. Vance 209, J. Barkley. 224, Fred. Mainer T?ntVi RnhnltT .£•&. . 1320 Niemann 213. O'Chap Body Shop 35 25 2395 (On Page'Fifteen) JANUARY 2a, 1942 Page Eleven tm^Wbbm 200 Scores Janiszewski 205, B. Holley 204, C. Beddell 204-202, Wells 201, C. Belt) 212, C. Tusing 201, S. Gapski 200-201, O. K. Brown! 202, J. Bendit 201, H. Spaulding 200. Carbon copy of Mor rie's Stag - not readable. MATCH GAME Team Scores WHERE YOU MEET THE BEST The Black- Cat's mens team came within 50 BOWLERS! <**£*•?£? 1 Chasar's Service (2,710) pin- of picking up 600 handicap and as a re this Season. Start Using This HANDY sult lost a decision to the Hedges Five ladies Wells 181 201 152— 534 in a special match last Saturday afternoon. B. Lemon 133 135 150— 418 DOWNTOWN GULF SERVICE Tor the gals Betty Hosier had 418 while -he R. Myers 186 143 165— 494, men in defeat had Dick Hedges' J517 to brag fjL Kerner - 131 143 116— 390 Gasoline — Oils —? Lubrication B and B GRILL about. C. Belt 212 148 120— 480 H. J. Benning, Prop. HANDICAP 129 129 129— 387 Firestone Tires and Tubes The complete box score _Qjlpws: TOTAL 972 899 832—2710 219 FRONT ST. Hedges Five Ladies (2,475) Norris Bros. Lunch (2,727) REMEMBER Sue Hedges 138 113 146— 397 G. Norris 167 ISO 1-3— 50Q Ypu Go Farther On Gulf Gas Edith McHenry 117 13ft 118— 360 NILES, MICH. R. Rohde 135 159 132— 426 Gulf Service Goes Farther With You Bertha Belt 83 103 123— 3S5 A. Schroeder 147 169 160— 476 .Virginia Young 112 156 117— 385 C. Tusing __ 201 142 169— 522 Betty Hosier 108 135 175— 418 S. Gapski 200 201 190— 591 DOWNTOWN GULF LIQUOR - BEER - WINE HANDICAP . 200 200 300— 600 HANDICAP :*____ 74 74 74— 222 EATS TOTAL 764 832 879—2475 TOTAL 924 895 908—2727 SUPER SERVICE STATION Black Cat's Men (2,425) 203 S. Lafayette Blvd.—Ph. 3-0046 Bill Hostler _— lb- 181 140— §02 LADIES' LEAGUE Elmer Young 148 166 181— 495 W L Dick Hedges 158 168 193—'51f Hoosier Beer 2 1 Clive Belt 152 137 176— 465 Hill's Snappy Service 5 4 L. McHenry 130 157 150— 446 Eagle Specials 5 4 BAND INSTRUMENT TOTAL 769 807 849—2425 Fisher's Mobile Service 5 4 Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer 4 5 After the Game Visit Headquarters EAGLE "A" LEAGUE Budweiser Beer 3 6 W L 3-G T Senour .Theatrical Service 3 6 "If It's Musical We Have it" Gafill Oil 7 2 2495 Kamm's Beer 3 6 OTTO'S TAVERN Karall's Cafe 6 3 2584 500 Scores Otto Merkle, Prop. OUR BRASS INSTRUMENT LINES Drewry's Beer 5 4 2633 Polar Coal 4 5 2589 Esther Hannon 20Q-198 (549), Laura Norris include the Famous MARTIN, BLES 161-193-170 (524), C. O'Neil 187-167 (504), Of. "THE PLACE WHERE BOWLERS SING, REYNOLDS, YORK H. PEDLER Champagne Velvet 4 5 2701 Pensinger 174-198 (504). MEET" and REGENT MAKES j_. & B. Hoosier Beer 4 5 3367 Berghoff Been 3 6 2710 Other High Scores Our WOODWIND Instruments A. _•'. Smith. Co. 3 6 2439 Zieger 174-156, B. Archambeault 176, C. Netz LIQUOR - BEER - WINE Well Known PEDLER & PRUEFER 600 Scores 170, H. Kuntz 179, R. Seward 160, Ive Hedge's Full Llfie of Accordions and Drums 160, Emma Garden 192, Ethel Peterson 161, Frog Legs and Fish every R. Britt 203-214 (614), Joe Reedy 224-209 Ethel Scandling 150-219, H. Leamon 154, Ma (316). rie Heiner 156-160, Peg Lamirand 166, Jerry Friday Night GENERAL ARTS DISTRIBUTING 200 Scores Brinkman 169, D. Doetsch 160, B. Nimroth CORPORATION M. Henney,. 205, E. TgRhida 202-205, L. Zim 162, Ida Lebo 158, Ann Joyal l«?-_*0» Betty, 826 N. EDDY PHOWJ? 3-0875 214 W. Wayne — Phone 3-4920 merman '2u9, Frank Otolski 235, Julius De- Lobaugh 161, Verny Henney 150, E. Mikesell Rose 132-215, M. Antons 204, S. Stemnock 204, 160,' E. Bloom 151, N. Knoblock 160. _, , Jv Hooten 2Q0, O. K. Brown 202,' Frank Mich 2.0, E. Welcome 207, Aldrich 205, Leo Zgod- zmski 204, B. Thompson 209,' Johnny Leusch 204, H. Boggs 200, W. Pansier 203. Team Scores (Champagne Velvet (2,701) SOUTH BEND'S POPULAR E. Welcome 165 172. 207— 544 T. Aldrich lOS 205 -79— 5531 KOSHER Restaurant MINKOW'S H. Bowersox — 162 134 129—-435' CALVERT CLUB LADIES' LEAGUE L. _$godzinski 160 204 170— 534 B. Tliompsoh -___£ 146 205 174— 5_fr W L Kamm's Beer 4 2 DELICIOUS DELICATESSEN Union Made Men's Wear HANDICAP 40 40 40— 120 Drewrys Beer 4 2 FOODS and BAKED GOODS TOTAL - 842 960 899—2701 Hoosier Beer 3 3 Berghoff Beer (2,710) South Side Blectric 3 3 The Exclusive Star No. 48 Store ALWAYS QUALITY MERCHANDISE R, Npyris — 181 167 162— 500 South Bend Bottling _ 2 4 j. Leusch 204 199 189— 592 City Dairy , 2 4 H. Boggs 200 139 188— 527 500 Scores 1*1 C I Q C KOSHER Restau- "W. Rftnsler 181 148 203— 532 Reasonably Priced R. Houser 1^2 170 199— 541 Becky Klowetter 197-172-181 (550), Mary • f •__1 w *_» rant and Bakery HANDICAP 6 6 6— 18 Jane Piechowiak 171-163-169 (503). High Scores SAMMY WEISS, Prop. , 312 So. Michigan Street TOTAL '___ 944 819 947—2710 Helen Piechowiak 191-141, Helen Lanko 145- 144, Ethel Kovach 133, Theresa Thompson ifg, 421. S. Michigan Phone 3-0369 EAGL6 "B" LEAGUE Helen Sfhmanske 132, Gizella Buti 141-134, W L 3-€*«F Ann Gluchowskr 13fc Katie Molnar 133, Anne Thilman Brothers 6 0 2915 P_W 147, Mary Wieger 131, Irene Horvath South Bend Floral 5 1 2f4jf 162-147, Rose Wilfirig 141-137, Tillie Arch 175- Frank's Specials 4 2 2954 J3t, Ann Gray 147-139-135, Margaret Solzan These Are The Reasons Why Folks Hoosier Beer 3 3 2721 13-y Julia Horvath 131, Ruth Horvath 152, "GO BACK TO. HACK" liamm's Beer 2 4 2714 Margaret Phillips 171-139-135, Ann SJtrantz Miller's Beer 2 4 27_# .172-162-146, Bowling Boosters South Bend's Popular Super Service Otto's Tavern 1 5 2746 Mercury Motorways 1 5 2674 SOUTH SIDE MERCHANTS LEAGUE For 56 Years 600 Scores W L 3-.G T PHILLIPS 66 Carl McGriff 2J2-202 (602), B. Bauwens 222* Kamm's Beer ' 5 1 3121 209 (613). GAS - OILS - LUBRICATION Drewry's Beer 4 2 2503 200 Scores Hoosier Beer 4 2 2733 PELTZ - K AUFER Expert Washing & Simonizing John Quimby 210, V. White 200, John Rep- Calvert Club 3 3 <_t?lft logle 211, Bui Scandling 211, BUI Dunn 2W- Cil Rod & Gun Club 3 3 2652 PAPER COMPANY LEE TIRES — PHILLIP BATTERIES 2u0, Squint 226, O. Holmes 260, Roy Phelps Coca-Cola — 2 4 23*5 Cars Called For and Delivered 211. Lentsch Bakery 1 5 2276 Wholesale Distributors Team Scores M. A. Zahoran 1 5 2644 QUALITY PAPERWARB Thilman Bros. 2,915) 600 Scores Hack's Service Station Joe Lupa — 196 164 190— 550 J. Madaras 242-254 (675), A. Paul 283 (608). and SUPPLIES Since 1885 HACK WILLIAMS Jim Bamber 171 177 160— 508 200 Scores 122 W. Broadway Phone 3-0315 Bob C&Uaway 168 148. 13__— 488 J. Meszaros 215-201, T. Weisser 212, J. Hor- Phone 3-1117 John Replogle 211 153 178—542 jrath 202, S. Nemeth 261, K. Kip wetter 212, WT. Cart MC_J__« 212 202 188— 602 Roukiec. 242, J. Horvath 200, C. Solzan 201; J. HANDICAP: 75 75 75^- 225 Horvath 202. TOTAL 1033 919 963—2915 Calvert Rod & Gun Club (2,052) Otto's Tavern (2,746) J. Horvath ...'. 188 191 200— 578 B. Scandling 171 170 211— 572 F. Oduseh 144 180 182— 516 W||£RL_h Q. Merkel 155 196 14B— 498 F. Arch 192 141 188— 521 B. Johnson 155 168 150— 473 EST F-. Welund 158 133 156—_ 439 G. Klowetter 157 143 154— 454 <_. Nelund 143 158 194— 495 J. Horvath 173 187 189— 549 Sweeney's IHf_t f HANDICAP 11 11 11— 33 HANDICAP 92 92 92— 2W TOTAL _____ 865 853 934—2652 T_?TAL 894 907 945—2746 J_UFETS: M. \. Zahoran (2,944) -1 - SHAMROCK . . . For Thirsty Bowlers C. Solzan 125 191 204— 520 EAGLE CITY LEAGUE J. Horvath : «. 18$ 26g 166— 531 Bowlers! Stop in and refresh yourself W L 3-G T Rev. Vichuras 14$ ljip 17$— 4j£ at South Bend's Newest Cocktail I N H B I Dorsett Radio 5 1 2923 SUN BOW , 2 OI IO TT'LE T. Prekosovich 180 166 168— 514 Lounge. Wolf's Body Shop 5 1 2669 HANDICAP '52 52 52— 156 GOM) MEDAL £& Smitty's Hamburger 3 3 2653 TOTAL 820 914 910—2644 LIQUORS - WINES - BEER Mapi Coal Co. 3 3 2684 MIXED DRINKS Bottled By Berghoff Beer 3 3 2756 F. M. Hay Undertaker .. 3 3 2670 Served at Our Beautiful Moderne Bar MARVIN G. BERLIN Old Crown Ale _ 1 5 2498 Pensinger's Insurance 1 5 2681 226 N. MAIN ST. SOUTH BEAD. 73-4£ Blaine Ave. — Ph. 4-9321 600 Score — B. Barkley^234-230 (612). 200 Scoies l P. Pensfnger 168, Leo Zgodzinski 203, L. Ringen 202, X. Brockus 202. SOUTH SIDE "A" LEAGUE Team Scores W L _ -G T Wolf's Body Shop (2,869) Frank's Special- 5 1 2486 '• Give Electrical F. Goller ' 176 152 182— 510 Kamm's Beer 3 3 2381 H. Wagner 133 172 133— 438 Drewrys Beer ". 3 3 2358 W. Heiser 158 153 120— 481 Hoosier Beer ___• 3 3 2314 F. Sauers 180 165 178— 523 D. F. V. — 3 3 2405 Gifts !g O. Keller •___- 160 188 143— 491 Co-Operative I ; 3 3 2350 HANDICAP — 92 92 92— 276 Brambert Bros. ; 2 4 2491 Mixers, Toasters, Waffle TOTAL ... 88» 922 848—2669 Stroh's Beer 2 4 2410 Old Crown Ale (2,498) 206 Scores Irons, Coffee Makers, Barden 170 191 171— 532 Torzewski 211, Joe 234. Zeither 167 114 125—406 Team Scores DREiilS Roasters, Irons, Radios Fields 89 84-/ 12ft— 293 Frank's Specials (2,486) and many others. Krizmanich 149' 123. 155— 427 C. Freitag 170 171 173- - 514 Erhardt _ •__ 168 189 122— 479 W. Bauwens 159 157 177- - 493 HANDICAP 87 87 87-*- 261 P. Szalay 148 153 169- -. 470 TOTAL 830 788'780—2498 A. Budnik 126 175 169^ -470 S. Weiger 156 165 149- - 470 » EAGLE "D" LEAGUE HANDICAP , 2M>- 28 23- - 69 W L 3-G T TOTAL 782 844 860- -2486 Stroh's Beer 6 3 2728 Hoosier Beer (2,314) Becker & Harrison DrX Ser. 5 4 2601 -474 BEER'N H. Haas .. 160 163 151- HOME APPLIANCE! Kettring Grocery __' 5 4 2756 - 382 F. Madar 138 125 119- DREWRYS: .LIMITED O.S.A: Chasar's Service 5 4. 2710 F. Wonisch 158 150 181- - 489 737 WESTERN Jlk,Mf^>te3 0322 Morris. Bros. Luybeh 4 5 2727 C.-S_rebinger 130 159-160- - 449 "' SOU^H'WNb.lfiD-RlCXFt Burkus Restaurant _____ 4 5 3622 R. Strebinger •____ 167 143 165- - 475 Morrie's Stag 4 5 2698 HANDICAP 15 15 15- - 45 Coca-Cola 3 6 2493 TOTAL 768 755 79_r- -2314 EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:30 P. M. FOR ALL BOILERS ROLLING IN WATERS HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES RECREATION LEAGUES, Guaranteed Prize List $10.00, $3.00 $2.00 HANDICAP 80% OP DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BOWLER'S AVERAGE AND 190. AIR-CONPITIONED ALL YEAR 'ROUND 922 SOUTH MAIN STREET 20—ALLEYS WITHOUT A POST—-26 WATERS RECREATION TELEPHONE 3-0882 Page Twelve THE MIRROR D^v^ERTISERS under the Bh Banners have signed an a A possible to serve their patrol 200 Scores. C. Schrader 208, R. Winegar 201, Kay Stro- and merchandise, and adjust p~©mi minski 210, Joe Reedy 219-206, Barnhart 229, Bowl-Mor Robert Deranek 205, H. Richards 224, G. Bra- patrons or clients for unsatisficto. zo 219, H. (Bozo) Deadmond 236, J. Lenyo 203-802, A. Dinelli 202, A. Htovy 203, Ct' _fled~ that is the code of trustworthiness < The following leagues are not reported for balski 201, F. De Clerck 208, C. Crouch .211, is a BUM SCORE various reasons herewith listed: W. Reberl 201, Jerry Kruck _S3, D. Smith 201. Leaders of South Bend. On tnis I "66" in BOWLING ROTARY CLUB—No standing and no team anteed" they solicit your patronage. numbers. High scores: Hibberd 203, Chas. BENDIX AIRCRAFT NITES LEAGUE — BUT — Betz 201. W L 3-G T C. Y. O. LEAGUE—No team standing. High S.' M. Owls 40 20 2784 scores: Rozalie Kaczmarek 136, Joan Vander- Hot Shots 39 21 2585 PHILLIPS 66 bosch 148, E. Jacobs 155, Fister 132, Helen Burr Missers' 35 25 2518 Kerfs 143, Anne Horvath 133-146, K. Van De is "TOPS" in Gasoline Glubbert _• 34 26 2835 U. S. Gypsum Walle 163-131, H. Jerzakowski 142, D. Lyvers Dept. 170 32 28 2584 BOWL-MOR MAJOR LEAGUE 141, L, Jerzakowski 130-141, S. Gorka 139. TRUCK LUBRICATION OUR Poflywogs +«._. 32 28 2555 W L Mossberg Printers Western Auto Supply SPECIALTY. MASTIC ASPHALT —No team standliif-' Black Body-Five 32 28 2634 Drewrys Beer 37 20 High scores: J. Varro 200, J. Kozak 200. Aircraft Dwbs 31 29 26*5 Kamm's Beer _ 36 21 I. O. O. F. | STUPEBAKER AVIATION—No -team stand Struts No. 2 : 29 31 2587 BOCKOVER SERVICE Struts No. 1 29 31 2708 Karall's Cafe 36 21 200 Scores ing and -two team names missing. High Ward's Tip-Top Bread _• __—_ 34 23 1902 8. MICHIGAN PH. 3-0466 scores: Hershberger 210, Stants 213-200-225 Pin Busters 29 31 2841 E. Hunter 225, Annis 222, (638). live Aces 28 32 2759 Bowl-Mor Recreation 34 23 Ballard 226, A. DeKeyzer 20 Air Boxes 27 33 2660 Pastime Recreation 33 24 Strike 209, H. Snoke 207-204 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN—No team standing Black Hawks .... 27 33 2782 and one team name missing. High scores: Screw Machines 26 34 2718 Coca-Cola (Plymouth) 31 26 Krakowski 226, Vermande : B. Marohn 215, Kristowski 203, O. Olson 211, Night Hawks 26 34 2691 Indiana Cafe 30 27 225, Don Grimes 244, Ander C. Muckenfuss 205, O. Stegman 210. Wheels 23 37 2-14 Western Recreation 30 27 Bendix Beacons 21 39 2609 For BOWLING Folks MATCH GAMES Rose Recreation 29 28 FORUM CLUB L O'Brien Varnish Co. journeyed to Syracuse, 600 Score Jimmie Smiths 28 29 Indiana, Sunday afternoon and dropped a Bill Reynolds 246-208 (604). Pirates We Recommend POLKS well-played match to Wilt Industries of that Hoosier Beer 26 31 city. The victors' 2948 total included Hent- 200 Scores Champagne Velvet •_ 25 32 Hot Shots SOUTH BEND'S POPULAR zell's 616 while thei losers' 2867 aggregate had Crawford 205, Briggs 200-224, Richards 201, Berghoff Beer. 25 32 Black Hawks as its foundation a 636 by Pete Tatman and Henry 234, Tiedge 201, Krakowski 222, Bielski Verhovay Club r 24 33 Colonels TIRE SERVICE a 614 by Clyde Wayt. 205, Kaylor 206, Garbacz 200-202, Dittman 217. Scouts The Golden A. C. Seniors had very little Kewpee Hamburger 19 38 Tire Capping, Retreading trouble smothering the Golden A. C. Juniors Shrine Club '. 18 39 Crusaders j Vulcanizing. in a special match at the Bowl-Mor Sunday. BENDIX "B" LEAGUE Oak Ridge Dairy 18 39 Jeeps S. Grabraz with 181 (482) was the outstand "Mm* W L 3-GT Cubs ing pin-getter. We Get A Few 33 18 2569 600 Scores 185 P. Bowlers 29 19 2500 200 Scores POLK'S Tire Service The box scores follow: Frank Stoyko 622, Ian Dalley 627, Bill Pow Laboratory 29 22. 2629 ers 622, Pete Tatman 802, Hap Van De Walle -Ullring 205, D. Eager 204, 420 W. Western Ave. Phone 3-0413 Wilt Industries (Syracuse, Ind.) Dept. 131 Aircraft 28 - 23 2452 653, Hank Lucky 606, Joe Nagy "862, H. Fink H. Mercer 208-204, Vecker : Hentzell i 224 180 212— 616 Aircraft Hut Suts . 28 23 2548 612, Joe Wieger 657, Johnny Melsheimer 669, Joe Drejer1 606, Joe Torzewski 825. Sharp 179 201 191— 571 Aircraft Schedule 28 23 2502 DREWRYS BEER Tom 189 198 212— 599 Brake Assembly 28 23 2634 "EDITOR'S NOTE: This league is not given Clayton , 180 214 181— 675 50 Calibers 27 24 2517 its customary complete coverage because car bon copies of .the scores were not available Labelers Burson 200 202 185—587 Tool Room —— _ 27 24 2551 Racking Room TOTAL 972 995 981—2948 191 Inspection 26 ' 25 2876 and we were forced to make up a standing LEARN the Beauty from word-of-mouth information. Keg Dock _.___ O'Brien Varnish (South Bend) Carburetor Layout 26 25 2486 Die Cast - 26 25 2457 Drivers Wayt 256 166 192— 614 Business NOW! Tool Engineering 25 26 2308 BUILDERS' LEAGUE Cellars Zallas 132 162 197— 491 McMichael's Service 25 28 2489 The Profession That Has Always Paid Tatman 178 214 244— 636 W L 3-GT Brew House Renz _98~m 168—540 Cub Aircraft 23 28 2494 Well To Experienced Operators. Service-.Sales '. 22 26 absent O'Brien Paint 39 18 2871 Cahners Rice 189 231 166— 586 Bottlers TOTAL - 948 952 967—2867 Tool Makers 21 30 2875 G. E. Meyer & Son 35 22 2955 Complete Courses In Shippers Every Branch of Beauty Culture Strike Specials 16 35 2372 E. R. Newland Co. 34 23 2620 Golden A. C. Srs. 200 Scores Interstate Glass.-. Paint 33 24 2809 Bottle House Center Pupils May Enter Any Time. S. Grabraz 181 156 145— 482 Andy Bakos 2X3-201, M. Blair 1205, B. Dud- South Bend Supply 33 24 2832 290 Scores B. Pilarski 140 166 134— 446 kowski 201, E. McCay, 215, C. Swinehart 803, P. Schumacher & Sons 32 25 2666 Gasper 202, Bella 213-212, Marchbank 202, L. Pennell 203, J. Hintz 202, R. Derucki ___ 130 168 110— 408 Belleville Lumber & Sup. 32 25 2760 ers» Sr. 213, Monty 204, Pra SOUTH BEND J. Remble 159 122 145—426 B. Lea 202, C. Peck 209, E. Herbster 202. 257, Benko 227, Joe Farkas BEAUTY ACADEMY F. Meer 114 113 156— 383 Indiana Lumber Co. 32 25 2817 TOTAL — 724 715 690—2099 Edwards Iron Works 31 26 2482 1381^ N. Main Phone 4-1212 BENDIX "C" LEAGUE Thos. L. Hickey 30 27 2873 LADIES* "B" LI Golden A. C. Jrs. W L ^3-GT B. Tschida ____ 111 153 122— 386 Blue Printers 32 19 2555 Sollitt Const. Co. 28 29 2539 B. Makielski 168 140 120— 428 21 B. Tool Room - 31 20 2872 South Bend Lumber 26 31 2817 Hoosier Beer R. Hazinski 168 169 130— 467 Dept. 183 29 22 3382 Amer. Radiator 25 32 2696 Furnas Ice Cream — . M. Saberniak 121 124 130—375 Aircraft Rookies -28 23 2355 H. D. Ullery Coal Co. 23 Pepsi-Cola A. Pesta _ — — 115 153 123—431 Schlit«._^:i__ 26 25 2201 34 2842 TOTAL 683 739 625—1887 Dept. 107 26 25 2551 Natl. Mill'Supply 23 34 2755 Ellison Insurance Agency _ BEST o* LUCK! Aircraft Boosters 26 25 2453 C. E. Lee Co. „ 22 35 2615 Hay's Lettering Shop ,__ Wire Twisters 25 26 2546 W. M. Sibley Htg. & Pbg. Ge£ If 39 2863 South Bend Bait Co. To ALL the BOYS -aid GIRLS AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Black Body Five 25 26 2587 W L 3-G T Accounting 25 26 2616 Schuyler Rose Inc. 17 40 2678 Matt Lee Insurance in ALL the Leagues Scherman-Schaus No. 1 7 2 2331 Sweeney's Shamrocks Aircraft Shipping 25 26 2487 200 Scores Motor Service & Parts 7 2 2386 Purchasing 23 28 2323 Washington Beauty Parlor Hargrave Paint Co. _ — 7 2 2560 Miller 210, Foy 218, Schumacher 204, Joers 170th Escradille 23 28 2421 Paris Dry Cleaners MAY THE BEST O'Chap Body Shop 7 2 2550 Speedy Five 22 29 2511 211-200, Al. Smoger 215, Jack Fassnacht 210,' TEAMS WIN Gill Auto Service 6 3 2S7J Landing Gear 21 30 2390 Homer Fassnacht 203, H. Hamilton 217, E. I Team No. 17 Wolf Body Shop 5 4 2377 Mat'r'l Control (Screw Balls) 21 30 2298 White 221, Mike Horvath 228-203, Al. Charles- Associates Investment Co. Romy Hammes 4 5 2335 worth 223, Yost 122-225, Zalas 239. Daubers 21 30 2653 The Light Company Ridge Co. No. 1 4 5. 2393 Army Inspectors 16 35 2424 from Your Friends at the Newman & Altman 4 5 2096 Team No. 18 Builders Store 4 5 2242 200 Scores COMMERCIAL "B" LEAGUE Lathe Works A. A. South Bend Lathe Wks. Yeager Buick Sales 4 5 2468 Walter Weaver 206, John Clark 246, K. Sil- W L 3-GT Gates Chevrolet 4 5 2349 Emmco Insurance Co. cock 20$, F. Kay 200, Hans 207, Uecker 214, R. Hill's Snappy Service 41 16 2436 j SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Felerman Motor Sales 3 6 2328 Hilgren 227, Gobdel 214. Roseland Construction Co. Peterson Battery 2 7 2230 City Ice Service 38 19 2790 Sigrist Furniture Co. Ridge Co. No. 2 2 7 2028 Mirror Press 34 23 2740 500 Scores Yeager Buick Service 1 8 2105 BENDIX "D" LEAGUE Lennox Furnace Co. 34 23 2777 Unger Body Shop 4 2 2331 W L 3-G T Nellie Trzaskowski 178-2 Scherman-Schaus No. 2 3 3 absent New Devices 33 18 2386 Levy-Ward Grocery 34 23 2679 Weiss 211-185 (545), Doroth; 2878 200 Scopes Bendix Bombers 31 20 2473 Taube Printing Co. 33 24 (517). Henry 201-202, Choitz 219, Daniels 200, Toth Standards No. 1 29 22 2238 Conservative Life 33 24 2638 Other High S< A Fully Equipped Station Wire Cutters - 29 22 2161 2583 Eleanor Dixon 183, Mary 213, E. Slaybrak 202, L. Phillips 208, W. Crum Standards No. 2 29 22 2239 Sailors Furniture 32 25 203, W. Moeller 200, F. Schultz 214, C_ Har 2643 ranek 159-158, Erma (Hess 1 To Serve You. Department 120 29 22 2286 Spiro's Clothiers 32 25 151, Virginia Topping 1.6-1J grave 204, W. Gish 211, L. Guzicki 202, J. Dept. 182 28 23 2450 2622 oendit 211. F. G. Hay Undertakers 28 29 152, Leola Kemp 164, Jane STANDARD GAS, OILS AND Aircraft Dept. 27 27 24 2237 King's National 27 30 2662 Props 167, H. Pajakowski, 1 LUBRICATION SERVICE Dept. 181 26 25 2388 2829 ski 182, E. Smith 166, Effit Tool Design I 25 26 2325 Modern Engineers 25 32 Hazinski 151-153, Ida Kner. BALL-BAND FOREMEN CLUB LEAGUE 2517 ATLAS TIRES & TUBES W L 3-GT Stromberg WOT's 25 26 2523 Co-Op Auto 24 . 33 bout 171, Leatha' Woodhursl Light Making 7 2 2417 Carburetor Assembly 24 27 23*76 Roach-Appleton 24 33 2685 Mary Henderson 168-157, J Always Open — Road Service Controllers _____*___— 6 3 2499 Finished Stores 24 27 2404 Odd Stock - . 6 3 2791 Wonder Bar 21 30 2201 United Motors Service Woolen - 6 3 2373 Universal Joints 21 30 2364 Leather 5 4 2595 C. O. Dv'* — 20 31 2252 Hawkeyes 4 5 2522 Department 406 3 16 35 2037 You'U DO Personnel 14 37 2276 Clothing r 3 6 1986 Better At CURRAN'S Engineers 3 6 2165 200 Scores Kamms Beer Ladies 502 E. Colfax Phone 3-9135 Packers 3 6 2665 Fuel Cell 2 7 2344 B. Reents 208, C. William.) 215, Yeoman'201, L. Magnus 201, R. Zubras 20V, B. Lewallen 200 Scores __»_, R. Veihi 217, Bloss 205. Auer 208, Fredericks 215, Maurice Pozzi 222, W. Gentry 208, O'Brien 205, R. Rhodes 205, BENDIX GIRLS MIDNITE LEAGUE 2517 Total at IS D. Boswell 205, Hiram McDaniels 257, R. WE wish our Bowling Hawkins 208, Pighi 222, Kifowit 221. W L 3-GT Hot Shots 5 1 1170 (From Page Nine) | Ida Lebo doesn't appear Friends the best of Luck First Aiders 4 2 1840 dollar you might have left after you pay BELL TELEPBONE CO. LEAGUE Glamour Girls 4 2 1352 uniform for the next c Rolling Ramblers 4 2 1249 your incdme tax against a plugged and "Top" scores all season W L 3-G T Bendix Subs l 5 1272 it's because dresses wil • . Come in and see us A. T. & T. .-_ 36 24 3073 Midnite Handicappers 0 6 1163 nickel the achievement would be rib , not considered stylish f Construction 34 26 2966 boned across the sports page and ac sometime. Kant Office 33 27 2870 High Scores * vities. Rumor has it sh« Testing 32 28 2837 Gerry Hudson 137, Anne Williamson 155, companied by plenty of pictures. . . . the garment and then t Maintenance 29 31 2943 Doris Covell 160-136, Pat Herron 160-133, Jane Installation 28 32 2811 Cooper 131, Stella Kolber 163-196-137 (496), You've heard of the nine old men but figure out her bowling' The COMMODORE Central Office 25 35 2727 .Catherine Gee 133-131, Audrey Blackie 150, they are youngsters when compared she returned the back c Splicing 23 37 3050 Betty Torzewski 150, Hilde Lochmondy 135, BILLIARD PARLOR Pauline Rusiecki 144-135. • with the five who will roll as a unit in gone with the smoke. . , 200 Scores the Ft. Wayne Sweepstakes next month. 122 N. Michigan Phone 3-0094 Edwards 232, Hagerty 222, Dausman 213, (Bendix Midnight) is n Thomas 203,«Kercheval 200, O'Donnel 202. BOWL-MOR LEAD OFF LEAGUE Try these on for age—Lee Hoerstman, ily in from St. Joseph, W L 3-G T Stroh's Beer 9 3 2821 Ernie Beebe, George Ahrbeck, Ed. Ditt- (Will establish a permam BENDIX "A" LEAGUE Dr. Pepper 9 3 2635 mar and Harmon Kelly. ... If our ears South Bend. , . , The W L .l-G T Harper's Kewpee - 8 4 2638 Production Control 33 18 2569 O'Brien Varnish 8 4 2874 didn't deceive us during a discussion , blossomed out with new Maintenance j 31 20 2644 St. Florians 8 4 2605 last Sunday night the price of bowling City Tournament but W; Screw Machine !__ 31 20 3777 Steven's Oil 5 7 2683 20 2740 Suabedissen-Wittner Dairy __ 5 7 2870 for the team event of the South Bend's j "A" leaguers waited un Softball 31 Guarantee Super Service 4 8 2467 O. F. HALL 38 Stores 29 22 2755 Apex Electrotype 3 9 2879 Women's Bowling Association tourna day night. Both outfit Process Engineering 29 22 2669 Paris Cleaners 1 11 2579 Bogues Rogues 28 23 2546 ment, being held at the Pastime Recrea attractive. . . . Jimmy Experimental 26 25 2604 600 Scores tion, will be three games for sixty-five guy, has temporarily WINDOW SHADES Internationals 25 26 2685 K. Klowetter 201-216 (616), Bill Lasky 215- cents. Pearl Switzer, president of the Holmes Traffic 25 26 275^ 808 (600), R. Keesy 244 (603), P- Joers 211-203 away his ball and shoe SEALEX LINOLEUM Rockets __, .^24. 27 2562 (601). association, tells us she has heard of no orders. . . . Marie Stan Car-bur-raiders 24 27 2669 200 Scores Drafting ,_ 24 27 2705 D. Cook 202, Steve Benko 225, Bill Fortier downward revision in price for doubles of the Women's :Assoi Strut Assembly ~ 24 27 2661 203, Al. Charlesworth 213-233, Pete Rice 209- FLOOR COVERING SERVICE 209, Robert Deranek 202, Earl Miller 803-208, and singlesTat the other establishment* nursing a headache occ Service Aces __-_ 23 28 2583 A. Zimmerman 206-203, S. Kompar 202, Ervin . . . Hilda Tatman, who hasn't fouled in abrupt hang up of a tel Strom Engineering 22 29 2669 Brown 239; Wayne Stoler 204, Harold Over- 1209 Mishawaka Ave., Ph. 3-2322 Rec. Inspection | 21 30 2942 myer 201, R. Stoll 210, J. Hojara SSL Tony years, done just that twice in the team by an angry Mishawaka Air Wheel ifr 31 2695 Sayer 828, D. Marciniak 202, E. Szlefrak 302, event of the City Tournament. ... If was very unhappy aboi 600 Score — B. Budny 211-242 (612) G. Jankowski 212, R. Nelson 211. PROPERTY Ot PUBLIC U89ARr JANUARY 23,1942 SOUTH elSD^Sl Page Thirteen ; the Blue Ribbon Business Leaders iift ra 1 an agreement to do everything r patrons with the very best service LADIES' MATINEE LEAGUE SOUTH BEND HANDICAP LEAGUE promptly any claims from their W L 3-G T W L 3-G T Coca-Cola (6) 32 16 1863 Sonneborn's Sport Shop 45 15 2663 isfictory merchandise or service; Team No. 4 28 20 1509 Co-Op. Auto 35 25 2675 Kuehn Shoes (5) 27 21 1683 Firestone Tires 33 27 2504 linates of the Blue Ribbon Business Champagne Velvet (7) 25 23 1444 Inselbric 28 32 2374 Team No. 8 25 23 1467 . tnis basis of "Satisfaction Guar- Team No. 3 25 23 1568 Sigrist Furniture 27 33 2323 Beacon Beauty Salon (2) 22 26 1547 I. O. O. F. No. 278 28 32 2352 OTARION •onage. Team No. 1 8 40 1445 Emp. Security Division 26 34 2506 K. of P. 18 42 2303 THE NEW and BETTER AID High Score- FOR THE HARD OF Virginia Toth 140, Mary Layman 153-145, 200 Scores Betty Foreman .143, Ethel Ramenda 1.2-160- A. Troeger 212, N. Hans 214, R. Brothers HEARING 147, Rowe 189-201, Stratton 143-164, Jean 20., J. busn 203, B. Reck 211, I. Rasenwasser Small, light and easily concealed, spe 24 33 2839 Holmgren 158, I. Klatt 142, C. Abraham 145- 216. cially designed construction gives it a Maxine Gaff 163-162-180, Cora Anderson 152, 150, Stella Nemeth 152-150, E. Hudak 157, F. new range of sound and a clearer 21 36 2685 Florence Michaels 164, Eleanor Rrepka 170, Claro 158-142, Mae Cooper 151-160, Eleanor tone. Accepted by American Medical ply 15 42 2518 Gene Sochowski 186-151, Grace Kellogg 187, SOUTH BEND LATHE NITE LEAGUE Wanda Rzepka 152, Viola Hezler 180, Marge Brown 155, Emma Ferdinand 158-150, S. Association. Demonstration in your 14 43 2679 Dulmatch 180, Jane Yockey 171, Mardelle Hammes 145. W L 3-G T home or our office. Mills 5 1 2568 00 Scores Shirk 168, Edith Trump 180, Katherine Eby 158, Edith Harrison 154-169, Veronica- Wlodar- MERCHANTS "B" LEAGUE Tapers — 3 3 2682 OTARION OF SO. BEND rinis 222, C. Grimes 213, C. ski 177, Mary Stape 155, Olga Anderson 151- Assembly 3 3 2761 •Ceyzer 206, Stewart 200, B. W L 3-G T 610 TOWER BLDG. — PH. 4-6121 170-154, Ruth Ball 150. Ball-Band 41 19 2628 Lathes 1 5 2652 South Bend, Indiana .e 207-204, C. Stegman 220, Team Scores Anderson Service :_ 34 26 2522 200 Score — V. Klatt 214. irmande 213, Kulchar 205- Brodbeck Trucking Co. . 34 26 2802 14, Anderson 222. Furnas Ice Cream (2,074) Berman Sport Shop __" 34 26 2602 G. Warner 146 133 103— 382 SOUTH BEND LATHE WORKS Bell Telephone 34 26 2576 W L 3-G T H. Pajakowski 151 104 124—379 Ward Baking Co. .__ 32 28 2511 CLUB LEAGUE I. Sechowski __ 124 182 143— 449 Max Adler Co. 32 28 2657 Accessories __ 34 20 2723 fi_:W L 3-G T E. Smith ____• 166 144 149— 459 Schlitz Beer 31 29 2617 Lathes 33 21 2158 E- McCombs 133 134 138— 405 Assembly 31 23 2782 8 1 2742 C. A. Schrader Co. 30 30 2592 TOTAL 720 697 657—2074 U. A. W. A. Local 590 30 30 2499 Motors — 31 23 2827 7 2 2762 WM. HAPP & SONS Ellison Insurance Agency (1,974) Sobenite Plastic 28 32 2416 Maintenance 29 25 2599 6 3 2732 Anchor Oil Co. 27 33 2401 Stores 28 26 2554 INCORPORATED Effie Dipk 135 142 155— 432 4 5 2618 Mar-Main Drugs __. 27 33 2835 Aprons - - 28 26 2388 Ruth Visel 100 109 99— 308 Edwards Iron Works 26 34 2598 Orders 28 26 2678 4 5 2721 J_u- Van Wicker 122 110 125— 357 Fruebauf Trailers '26 34 2502 ._: 3 6 2585 Milly Morrow 82 133 111— 326 Engineering 28 26 2841 Emmeo Ins. Co. 25 35 2277 Gear Cutters 27 27 2?1« All Forms 3 6 2691 Henrietta Zinski -151 145 153— 449 Five Star A. C. _ 25 35 2496 HANDICAP 34 34 34— 102 Swanson Service 25 35 2389 Planers : . 26 28 2732 1 8 2663 TOTAL 624 673 677—1974 Heads - 26 28 2914 • Of Insurance 00 Scores 200' Scores Turrets 25 29 2702 .ager 204, Schumacker 203, Foster 213, A. Johnston 210, D. Stanfield 203, Painters 25 29 2706 LADIES' CLASSIC LEAGUE BUI Dunn 225, J. Vedder 227, H. Deadmond Tool Room — 25 29 2ft2 Veckwr 214i W L 3-GT 211, Robert Deranek 227, Dausman 207, Don's Fiesta 38 22 Sales '_ 23 31 2799 224 SHERLAND BLDG. PH. 3-2185 2208 Junker 212, Heron 218, Hemig 224, Rinerson Inspection 23 31 2685 3 BEER LEAGUE Gerber Mfg. Co. 36 24 2183 209, J. Hintz 210, A. Ernhart 206, Otto Van W L Drewrys, Ltd. 35 25 2227 Derkooy 201-201, L. Overholser 210, C. Schra Production 17 37 2632 45 15 Hoosier Beer 34 26 2378 der213, C. Menyhart 203, M. Henney 201, S. 200 Scores 37 23 National Milk Co. •___ 34 26 . 2229 Stemnock 203-231. E. R. Newland Co. 33 27 2242 J. Nemeth-210, A. Crum 204, Brodhurst 223, __. 35 25 H. D. Lee Mfg. Co. 33 27 2278 Davis 209, Wiseman 200, C. Rudduck 214, D. Fuzy's Beauty Salon 32 28 Conger 204, F. Horvath 202, Venderly 210-201, 34 26 2186 MICHIANA HANDICAP LEAGUE Warren Kisling 200, T. Kielton 213, P. Szalay 30 30 Verhovay No. 132 31 29 2483 W L 3-G T Curly Top Beauty Shop 30 30 200-214, Eddie Burkhart 201-204, Steve Benko 2180 Y. M. M. C. 35 25 2509 234. 29 31 Ball-Band Girls 30 30 2182 Armour __ Co. 35 25 2550 31 Stttitty*'- 27 33 Rickey Funeral Home 29 2274 Reco Sports Shop 35 25 Absent 25 35 Toasty Sandwich Shop 29 31 -2404 St. Stephen's Ushers 30 30 2355 THEATRE LEAGUE) Walt's Drug Store 28 32 20 40 2231 Gas Co. No. 1 29 31 Absent W L 3-G T BIGGEST Bowl-Mor - 25 35 2270 C. D. Hoyt Co. 29 31 2458 Colfax — 42 14 1842 er 18 42 Royal Crown Cola 25 35 2176 Gas Co. No. 2 25 35 2311 Granada 30 26 2310 Miller's Hi-Life 24 36 HAMBURG 00 Scores 44 2310 Johnny's Bar 23 37 2058 State 26 30 . 2175 King's'National Store 16 2077 Palace 12 44 1653 _ 213-212, Rowell 220, My- 200 Scores IN TOWN 204, Prawat 207, Wloderak 500 Scores S. Bargielski 210-204, Cummings 257, J. 200 Scores e Farkas 205. Mary Mezzei 207 (521), L. Marshitz 211-181 Nyers 203. B .Rapport 208, Joe Kline 202, Paul Devine Try One! Take Home a Bagful. (541), Gwen Winch 178-162-179 (519), Jean 226, Don McLean 204, G. Wise 202. Duck 175-193 (527) Hilda Tatman 164-175-214 SODA'S & SUNDAE'S 15c ;» «B" LEAGUE (553V Milly Ourebeck 165-201 (514), F. March- MOOSE LEAGUE (Men) W L 3-G T W L 3-G T TRANSPORTATION CLUB 327 N. MICHIGAN SOUTH BEND bank 187-191 (517). Smokiter-a 36 21 2627 44 16 1994 W L 3-G T High Scores Concrete Products 36 21 2689 Navigators 7 2 2752 _ 41 19 2074 Nyikos Restaurant 33 24 2678 Aviators 7 2 2753 Frances Kovach 160-192, Peg Felty 171, Widener's Shoes 32 25 2695 40 20 2272 Thresa Toth 178, Mary Hesler 161-162, M. Va- Transporters 6 3 2771 Eckrich & Sons 31 26 2541 Truckers 5 4 2572 Agency 38 22 1974 ghy 177-172, i Rose Freshley 163-177, Clarice Cyr's Barber Shop - 31 26 2592 WOLF'S BODY SHOP Reed 166, Betty Nimroth 167, Etta Seifert 165, Railroaders _,-— 5 4 2624 op -33-"•'. 25 1927 Turners Sport Shop 29 28 2612 Receivers _ 5 4 2720 :o. 35 25 2021 Wilma Kehrer 171, Marie Sperry 169-129, Em Michiana Body Shop 27 30 2734 ma Doutel 183, Jo. McColley 173-180, H. Reis Jefferson Cafe 25 32 2612 Shippers 5 4 2665 :e 34 -26 2104 182, Marie Heiner 183, Marie Clemans 207, Schlitz Beer 25 32 2875 Service -. 3 6 2783 TRUCK - AUTO BODY Elizabeth Mann 164, Margaret McCurtin 160, Importers 2 7 2632 cks ______30 30 2227 Michiana Cleaners 24 33 2627 Forwarders 1 8 2516 f Parlor __ 29 31 1917 Eleanor Brown 164, L. Woodhurst 173, Dor Roach-Appleton 24 33 2590 & FENDER BUMPING othy Williams 174-124-166, Alice Klaiber 168, Stroh's Beer 23 34 2692 200 Scores s 28 32 2186 Frances Brown 166, WT Hume 179, Lee Lively Martin & Orvis 23 24 2616 PAINTING - WELDING 27 33 1875 Joe Talarico 214, C. Jones 211, Neal High- 182, J. Stewart 178, Mary Taylor 180, Mildred 200 Scores shew 204, Wiliard Harmon 208-224, Tanner Blacksmithing of All Kinds lent Co. __ 26 34 2107 Ryan 167, Ruth Shirk 163-168, Irene Sibrel D. Hume 201, Van Kosky 211, Fults 214, 203, Mike Koken 234, Fabri 205. y 26 34 1942 163-175, Jo. Lasky 171, Lucille DeClark 161, Gertrude Shields 168, G. Zimmerman 168,-V. Frank 222, D. Van Dusen 211, H. Solbrig 224, 25 35 1837 Robison 193-172, M. Starrett 160, Leona Schu- Verlin Saftzgaber 209. . 25 35 1925 ler 173-164, Eva Huston 170. F. J. WOLF & SON Co 25 35 1979 328-334 SOUTH SCOTT ST. Team Scores MOOSE LEAGUE (Women) tion Co. __ 22 38 1881 W L 3-G T Phone 4-8371 — South Bend _o. _. _ 10 50 1741 Drewry's Beer (2,227) The Scotts 32 25 2105 Grand Leader 31 26 2087 100 Scores J. Drain 147 111 121— 379 F. Kanarr 116 126 112— 354 Turner's Sport Shop 28 29 1662 INDIANA CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE ski 178-222 (544), Dorothy M. "Stansbury 133 151 130— 414 Worth's 24 33 1988 W L 3-G T >, Dorothy Wenrick 203-178 J. Duch 175 193 159— 527 High Scores Team No. 10 __ 9 0 1781 Rammer's Food Store 9 0 1726 ONE and ONLY r High Scores H. Tatman 164 175 214— 553 H. Witz 146-142, R. Goss 161, G. Warner 158- TOTAL 735 756 736—2227 150, B. Balint 171, L. Wright 148-142, P.Wright LaSalle Beauty Shop 6 3 1631 J3, Mary Day 181, Jean De- Trulley Funeral Home 5 4 1649 ia! Hess 167, Helen Klaybor H. D. Lee Mercantile Co. 142, Clara Krah 143, Marge Cool 143-145: Denny Beauty Shop 5 4 1766 CO-OPERATIVE ing 1-6-159, Mary Reynolds J. Wozny 145 145 145— 435 Mary Ann«Beauty Shop 4 3 1550 64, Jane Myers 164, Wilma M Bailey . 134 116 144— 394 ROBERTSON BROTHERS (Men) Lathe Works A. A. No. 2 3 6 1578 AUTO PARTS SALES ikowski, 151, Irene Sechow- H. Reis 152 132 182— 466 Lathe Works A. A. No. 1 3 6 1565 166, Effie Dick 155, Henri W L 3-G T Waggoner Coal Co. 3-6 _73t K. Balasa - 130 135 126— 391 Capeharts 33 21 2244 Ida Knepp 158, Marie Be- M. Heiner 135 154 183— 472 Team No. 8 3 6 1711 tfbodhurst 151, L. Cully 156, Charge Plates 31 23 2311 1510 to 1514 HANDICAP 40 40 40— 120 Lazy Bones 27 27 2213 Curry Top Beauty Shop 1 8 1732 WEST WASHINGTON 168-157, Joan Johnson 162, TOTAL — 736 722 820—2278 Team No. 9 0 9 Absent Arrows - 24 30 2364 Vz Block East of Circle Ave. Welbrooks 24 30 2174 High Scores Wishmakers. 23 31 2210 Harriet Marnon 129-120,'Mary Alice Gilles 200 Scores pie 126, Alice: Wittner 125, Gertie Enyart 125- NEW and USED PARTS 134, Nadie Preger 123-133, Ronnie Davis 147- For All Makes Cars and Trucks T. Sherman 213, Nuetzman 202, B. Howells 154, Odelia Schaut 123, Garnette Heward'__2i 234. Peg Hartman 164-120. Helen Morgan 123, Hel OPEN Sundays We Install iqs Team Rons en Thau 131, M. Haller 132-157-141, M. White 9-12 PHONE 3-S53S GLASS M. R. FALCONETTES LEAGUE 123, Jane Ashwood 126, M. Spitler 121, I. Jor . W" L 3-GT danek 136, Ruth Miller 137-138, Kitty Tomlin- Necks 41 19 1987 son 129-159, Hildegarde Oatman 133, Georgia Beaks 37 23 1970 Faudice 128-124-125, Adeline Paraftn 170-211 ifWaters Recreation Claws 34 26 1864 (498), Carol Heward 123, Margaret Henry 130, Wings 24 36 1713 Helen Steinhoffer 121, Marie Stickley 140, Betty Steinhoffer 138-128-124. OLGA & BRADSHAW t appeal? in her bowling team was scheduled to bowl. . . . Light- Tails 23 37 1997 Eyes 21 39 1861 Team Scores POCAHONTAS COALS i next couple of weeks ner - Welch (Commercial "B" Waters) High Scores Team No. 8) (1,711) sses without backs are hasn't won a game since they entered Lucille Jerzakowski 169-181, Jo. Kromkow Harriet Marnon 129 120 111— 360 Pay the Price for the Best Coal stylish for kegling acti- ski 185, Hank Lodyga 178-166, Joan Sechow Maryalice Gillespie 126 112 99— 337 the" league over two months ago. The ski 167, Eleanor Rzepka 170-176, Nellie Trzas- Marge Stoxon 88 97 119— 304 and Let It Speak for Itself. ias it she started to iron eight victories to their credit were be kowski 158, Gertrude Anderson 165, A. Stroy- Helen Miller 94 118 115— 327 na 165, T. Lewinski 170-160. Dorothy Braunsdorf 108 108 108— 324 1 then took time out to queathed to them by C. D. Hoyt Co. HANDICAP 19 19 19— 57 100% C.I.O. Union >owling average. When which withdrew from the league. The TOTAL _— - 566 574 571—1711 i back of the dress had O'BRIEN VARNISH CO. LEAGUE South Bend Lathe No. 2 (1,578) printers deserve a big hand for being W L 3-G T CO-OPERATIVE COAL noke. . . . Bob Freshley Lora Patrick 113 90 112— 315 able to take it on the chin so consist Shellacers 37 17 2725 Anne Farrington _• 104 102 107— 313 CO. ht) is moving his fam- Pen Chromes 27 27 2634 Irene Schlitz 118 118 118— 364 ently. . . . Hfilda Tatman leads the Liquid Velvets 22 32 2412 Alice Wittner 113 100 125— 338 735 N. Niles Ave. — Ph. 4-5557 Joseph, Michigan, and' Meredith Mench 82 94 82— 258 permanent residence in Bowl-Mor Classic in averages by .06 of Celluseals 22 32 3015 TOTAL 530 504 544—1578 200 Score — M. Horvath 206. . . The Drewrys Girls a pin. She has 166.12 and Peg Felty 1166.06 after last week's session. Ruth dth new dresses for the ST. JOS. HOLY NAME SOCIETY LEAGUE t but Waters Recreation ' Shirk is in third place with 165.07. . . . W L 3-G T BOWL 'EM. OVER iited until last Wednes- 'Joseph Seifert (Eagles) who lost a piece Bingoes 33 21 2019 Remember h outfits are distinctly of his finger in a tire-changing accident Cokes 33 21 2598 With a Treasure Chests 31 23 2254 You Can Get It At The Jimmy Smith, a grand last week will not be forced to stop Free Bucks 30 25 2428 "Burger in a Basket" 1 DEPARTMENT STORE >rarily (we hope) put bowling. He is a lefthander and the Friday Nites 29 25 2334 A TASTY HAMBURGER ON A ind shoes—optometrist's digit was sliced off his right hand. . . . St. Joe School 28 26 2290 TOASTED BUN :ie Stansbury, secretary Four Corners ___ 26 28 2072 IF ITS FOR Clyde Edwards, who posted that 299 a Mortgage Lifters 24 30 2032 's Association, is still HOME - STORE - FACTORY Smothered With French Fries week ago got a 232 last Monday just to FuM Houses 23 31 2383 And Surpassed By None! ache occasioned by the prove the big count wasn't all an acci- 3 Hill Streeters 17 34 1904 of a telephone receiver 200 Scores . dent. . . . Kramer Tire (Waters Com BUILDERS «STORE, Inc. Kewpee Hotel Hamburg hawaka girl bowler w^io Fran Shafer 241. Fred Shafer 218, Ed. De- 216 East Jefferson — Phone 4-2153 328 N. Michigan St. Phone 3-0405 >py about the hour her mercial "A") checked eight consecutive Vreese 217, R. Rich 210, L. Krueper 218, Joe (On Page Twenty) Molnar 201. Page Fourteen THE MIKROR South Bend Teams Cash Heavy In the 3rd Annual Northern Indiana Sweepstakes (From Page Nine) the 30 odd quintets South Bend will 200 Scores WESTERN LADIES' LEAGUE VERHOVAY LADIES' LEAGUE Cas. Dewey 221-136, Louis Foky 213, Jack W L 3-GT , , W L 3-GT send to Chick Carr's annual event. . . . Devereau 200, J. Wentland 215, F. Horvath Luzny's Decorators 36 24 2357 r 216-202, E. Mihollch 210, S. Kozak 207, C. Verhovay 13? 3 o 235* Drewry's Beer, a pre^tpuriiey favorite, Robison's Beauty Salon 33 27 - 2372 Verhovay 494 _*_ 3 0 2339 Niedbalski 202, J. Jerzykowski 208, C. Krecz Hoosier Beer 32 28 2231 couldn't get started until the last game mer 200-207, H. Florkowski 202, R. Pilicki 280, Pabst Blue Ribbon ' 3 0 2335 Gertrude's Hairdressing 31 29 2327 Kamm's Beer 2 1 2226 William Montine 201, Harry Ruszkowski 288, Western Recreation. 31 29 2487 whenthey hit 991 and salvaged some- Joe Kozak 212. O'Chap Body Shop 2 1 2169 American Clean Towel ;_ 30 30 2265 U-Need Candy 2 1 2255 thing oat of the wreck. . . . Kamm's Hill's Snappy Service ._ 28 32 2228 City Dairy 1 2 2231 Pepsi-Cola 19 41 2254 Beer had three consecutive opens in the M. E. FALCON LEAGUE Drewrys, Ltd. 1 2 2170 W L -GT 500 Scores Coca-Cola 1 2 2221 last frame of the final game but Johnny Wings 36 27 2763 Wilma Kehrer 189-167 (504), Jo. Laskey New Era Potato Chips 0 3 2136 Melsheimer broke it up by cutting down Eyes 34 29 2623 220-200 (587), Vivian Robteon 186-190 (531), Mid-West Sales _1 0 3 2058 Legs 33 30 2632 Esther Marohn 181-183 (523), A-Ui Podelwitz Garnitz Furniture 0 3 2107 a wide open split. . . .Joe. Vetner bowled Tails 32 31 2603 478V168-162 (500), Eleanor Blondeii 170-198 500 Scores under a physical handMJap and his gut Heads 30 33 2414 (508), Peg Felty 195-179 (507). Ruth Felder 177-169 (500), Carmel Bates 166- Beaks 30 33 2663 181 (503), Hazel Roth 177-180 (500L- -toice ter ball and two threes-pin counts will Necks 29 34 2674 Other High Scores 2532 Schweisberger 211-185 (541), Rose Freshley be overlooked by those who know all Claws , 28 35 Irene Szigeti 187, Louise Keith 162, „da 168-167-178 (543), Jerry Stephenson 210 (592), 200 Scores Knepp 172, Irene Sibrel 186, Ann Joyal .69, Mildred Higgins 192-192 (539), Caroline Szabo the facts. . . . Lee Hoerstmann, formerly F. Kaazorowski 219, E. Moienda 200. R^Cel- Betty Lobaugh 160, Virginia Weber 177. Em 107rl79 (501), Mary Burkbar^ 168-l„8rl74 mer 208, Turza 209, M. Antonowicz 292, Erv ma Garden 168, Alice Klaiber 174, Marie Hei (530), Grace Kovach 230 (537). of South Bend but now one of Chicago's Lodyga 218, $• Chelminiak 205-211, C. Sobier- ner 168-169, Marie Clemans 184, Frances Tay bowling hot shots, was a spectator the alski 2J5, E. Fujawa 20.. lor 164-165, Flo. Marchbank 164-174, Hilda Other High Scores Tatman 174-166, Ruth Shirk 169-167, Bobby Vera Shemet 163, Eunice Clark 161, Irma final night. . . . Kamm's victory avenged Kovach 175, Etta Staples 165-170. Lovgren 167, Mary Jane Piechowiak 184$ that questionable one pin margin which ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY LEAGUE - Helen Szekendy 164, Helen Sayer 161, Matilda W L 3-G T Jordanich 162, Mary Mezzei 163-171, T. T_-th kept them off the top rung last year. . . . Washington Drugs 30 24 1955 WESTERN MERCHANTS LEAGUE n&r\i% M. Hesler 179-_66, Becky Klowetter Max Adler'do. 30 24 2454 W L 3-G T 162-160, Irene Jolche 184.190, Ann Kovach 168, The tourney was conducted in a highly National Milk Co. 28 26 2035 Pabst Blue Ribbon 38 22 2670 Isabelle Balint 184, Betty Steinhoffer 169, commendable manner and the manage Kamm's Bee* 28 26 2735 Voorhees-Jontz Lbr. Co. 33 27? 2591 Helen Piechowiak 161. Marie Sinkiewicz 166, H. Rybicki Florist 27 27 2354 Firemen 32 28 2621 Mlsfa Danch 168-165, Jo. Zgodzinski 169, Ann ment deserves a bouquet, or better still, Hoosier Beer- 25 29 2383 Indiana Dairy 31 29 2670 Nagy 183, Marie Nagy 178, L. Marshitz |#4- more entries in the 1943 event. ' Shifts Thilman Bros. 25 29 2632 Luzny Decorators 29 31 2587 183, M. Jordanich 163, Betty^Oah 165-172, G. Si Jb-ephfs 8ocietv 23 21 2S37 Pulaski Post 357 27 33 2614 Nagy 170, M. Phillips 192, Gizella Piasecki 192, were started on time and there was no 200 scores Frank's Specials 25 35 2724 Betty Barany 165. pin boy difficulty. . . . Nine boots and C. Fujawa 211, J. Kush 212, A. Dobecki 221, Burke Opticians 23 36 2591 H. Bajdek 201, Joe Bajdek 201, J. Dlugqsz 2Q0, 600 Scores three splits kept George Donovan down Starczewski 207, Sygulski 203, B. Hudak 204, Li Galezewski 218. A. Gish 238-233-<834), Ed. Kuharski 229- to 421 and Indiana Cafe in the 2700 243 (665). bracket. . . . His count, however, was 7 200 Scores WESTERN "A" SCRATCH LEAGUE G. Wozniak 212-205, T. Balukiewicz 206, B. Workers Home pins larger than that posted by R. Gooch W L 3-GT Wozniak 210, J. Nyikos 228, A. Niespodziany Drewry?s Ltd. 45 15 2891 269, Bert Olsen 291, Ike Slesinski 213. of New Buffalo. . . . Wilbur Freshley's 40 20 2995 WORKERS HOME LEAGUE Kamm's Beer W L 3-G T 644 for Verhpvay Club No. 132 was the Hoosier Beer 38 22 2951 22 2764 Kamm's Beer 41 16 2596 Western Recreation 38 Hoosier Beer 40 17 2348 best individual effort of the tourney Bowl-Mor Recreation __ 28 32 2842 "3T 2948 Prewiys Beer 3T 20 2551 but his mates especially Rudy Koloszar Verhovay Club - 23 Geo. 66 Service 32 25 252S Oak Ridge Dairy 17 43 2804 49 2757 Verh Club Home Workers'Club 31 26 2164 (496) and Joe. (Muggsie) Nagy (511) Berghoff Beer 11 ernovay Sole Tavern _._. 29 28 2447. couldn't give him the proper assistance. 600 Scores John's Tavern 26 31 2354 BENDIX MJDNITE LEAGUE So. Bend Bottling 25 32 2457 . . I An overflow crowd was on haud for George Tschida 236:211, (637), H. Kirsch L SrQT 240 (614), Pete Rice. 242 (606). Hugh Harrop W Albert's Dairyy 25 32 2376 the two Sunday night sessional and 236-248 (663), Joe Drejer 201-222 (605), John Uptown __,-_ , 7 2 2855 SJroh's Beer 21 36 2356- Melsheimer 209-212 (616), Ed. Sommap 01.-211 Turrett Lathes 6 3 2717 I. W. O. No. 2 21 36 2090 bought just about everything in the es Outlaws — 6 3 2477 I. W. O. No. 1 14 43 AbsenC (601), Solzan 225-213 (623), Russ Bates 213- Besslers : 4 5 2768 tablishment but the alley beds. 213 (-21-), Le» Ss0ns4ck. 222-222 (623), Wilbur Grinders 4 5 2516 200 Scores Freshley; 2-9-213-243 (681). 5 2747 P. Galos 298, J. Rutkowskd. 232, E. Ozdyck 200 Scores Hot Shots 4 Following are the complete box scores Woodpeckers 4 5 2825 201, A. Gubi 210, G. Molnar 221, S. Hojara 213, Cas Hprmacinski 21_, Frank Stoyko 215, Unknowns 1 8 2392 of the prize winning.teams and the line W-Har Z. B. FALCONETTES LADIES' "B" LEAGUE 500 Scores W L 3-G T L 3-GT Mildred Higgins 197-180-212 (589), Berniece Team No. 4 34 20 1722 Wm' w 0 2210 Badur Bros. Coal 26 28 1811 Waters Recreation 6 Fiedler 176-172 (503), Gwen Winch 169-170-168 Waters Recreation 0 2138 (597), Jean Duck 203 (509), Esther Marohn Brookfield Pharmacy 24 30 1776 Sonneborn's Sport Shop 6 1 2160 D. & R. Market 5 191-176 (520), Emma Wiley 170-174 (503), 2. B. Falconettes 24 30 1817 2 2045 Edith Smith 179-189 (507), Marie Czigany 161- (From.Page TeflT^ High Scores Suabed ssen-Wittner Dairy _. 4 2 2017 Caparell's Cafe 4 192 (519), Esther Bevil 197-173 (514), Erma 223, Reiter 208, Ambroziak 202, Paul Snyder Angeline Dzierla 144-138, Cybulski 132, Vir 3 1738 Lackey 175-186 (513), Grace Brown 230-132 2o., B. Koczorowski 230. ginia Wielgosz 132, Joan Cybuski 145, Elea- A. F. Smith Radio Shop 3 3 1982 no# PianOwski 156, Clara Bejma 161-183-138. Jefferson Gardens 3 (541). 3 1870 Other High Scores Irene Witucki 168. Babe Grzisk 137, Martha Mirror Press » 3 3 1909 LADIES' MATINEE LEAGUE Pieszski 139, Helene Cudowski 150, Agnes George's "66" Service 3 Rose McKeone 209, Jo. Drain 165, Marie ; 4 2002 Rusanek 134. Chas. Martindale Ins. 2 4 2026 Stansbury 162-170, Hilda Tatman 191-162, Ma _E_^ w Radio Mart ... 2 rie Sperry 195, T. Rowland 177, Emma Doutel Riverside Popcorn 35 4 1938 STUDEBAKER MIXED LEAGUE Dixie Grove 2 4 1834 173, Jo. McColley 166, Rose Bell 182, Evelyn Gilbro's _~ 32 W . 3-GT Gill's United Motors 2 5 1824 Goers 176, Gene "Rightley 182, Minnie Linsen- Co-Operative Mkt. 27 Wheels 8 1 2584 Red Rock Cola 1 5 1868 mier 186, Rose Freshley 172,' Irene Szigeti 168, Tip-Top Cleaners 26 Radiators 6 3 2674 Old Reliable .Coal & Ice 1 5 1754 Jen. Kuzmitz 168, Kay Fries 163, Millie Oure Superior Coal __, 17 Champions . < 5 4 2361 Adeline's Beauty Shop 1 beck 177, Geneva Brown 175, Henri Hazinski -XdliUtZ 16 Bumpers 5 4 2562 High Scores 178, L. Marshitz 171, G. Gans 173, Frances High Scores Pistons 5 4 2630 ' Dolly Williams 153, Fran Britt 151, Hildred Brown 192, K. Williams 172-173, A. Cox 167, Ruth Felder 161-165, Esther Anda 154-140, Hill Holders 4 5 2451 Snyder 178-161, P. Waltz 159, Audrey Snyder Vera Silberg 198, Bee Scott 171-167, ..Lelah Mabl14 e Rltenberg 148, Mary Lu -Whiting 157- Parts 4 5 2601 161, Grace Frobish 156, Grace Kellogg 165-165, Shambleau 166-162, "Edith Achenbach 160. :GraceEUe Kellogn Hodgg 170e 145, Agne, Hs. CierzniaZilkey k142 140-16, Mar6y Spark Plugs . - 4 5 2507 Edyth Keltner 157, Hattie Cierzniak 174-162, Day 140-184, Edith Bowess 158, Mildred Clem Brakes 3 6 2787 Leona Earhart 155, Esther Leupold 154-168, Team Scores ens 165, Ruth Seward 158-160, K. Wolfert 163, Overdrives __ 1 9 2535 Ruth Felder 172. Vera Shemet 154, Hazel Roth Dr. Pepper (2,165) .P. Lama 157. 606 Scores (Men) 168-167, Ruth Michels 174, Martha Bucher 153, I. Szigeti _- 146 168 142— 458 Team Scores C. Smith 265-213 (616), L. Pistol Williams Jane Reis 177, Irene Kuzmicz 162, -Catherine J. Kuzmitz 143 154 168— 465 Gilbro's Shoes (1,671) 203-205-201] (609). O'Neil 150, Dotty Kruszewski 175, J. J. Lucke B. Sorenson 139 114 156— 409 Mary Day 140 184 122— 446 -00 Scores (Men) 153, Kundek 153, Dorothy Bell 173. K. Fries 163 133 115— 411 Edith Bowers 118 99 158— 375 Buryl Powell 201, Garvey Gross 213, W. R. LADIES' MAJOR LEAGUE M.- Johnson 130 131 146— 407 Mildred Clemans 95 165 135— 395 Meyers 201, Raabe 208, Stanley Nied 202. W L 3-GT HANDICAP 0 11 6—17 Ruth Seward . 158 136 160— 454 500 Score (Women) O'Brien Varnish 7 2 2379 TOTAL 721 711 733—2185 HANDICAP . l 0 0— 1 Helen Chiverton 169-188 (500). Drewry's 7 2 2479 Pabst Blue Ribbon (2,324) TOTAL 512 584 575—:1671 Other High Scores (Women) Hoosier Beer 6- 3 2281 F. Brown _ 157 192 141— 490 Superior Coal (1,640) Dorothy Williams 202-127, Molly Pinter 162, Neff, Hass & Bullard _•_ 5 4 2309 M. Kolar no 136 112— 358 Lucille Dygulski 117-160, B. Predovicl- 169- Mahowald's Travel Gds. 5 4 2339 K. Williams 118 172 173— 463 K. Wolfert 133 121 163— 415 189, M. Ryan 168, Marie Coker 183, Frances Kamm's Beer 4 5 2583 A. Cox _ _,_ 144 167 158-7- 469 P. Lama 157 131 124— 412 Taylor 160, Kay Mazall 160, Peg. Felty 166, Pabst Blue Ribbon 4 5 2324 B. Talcott — _• 128 139 120— 387 M. Gepfert 136 124 130— 393 M. Harrop 166, B. Wareham 184, Irma Gar- Dr. Pepper 3 6 2165 HANDICAP _ _ 0 39 21— 60 boden 162, B. Brockevelt 186, B. Dillon 170- Berghoff Beer 2 7 2240 E. Lackey 152 175 186— 513 TOTAL 539 551 550—1640 170, Eldonna Smith 170-166. Waters Recreation 2 7 2409 TOTAL. 701 845 778—2324 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^MM^^^^^^^^^^^MI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M W -_v^.«-w>yrftYrf^-.v„>^ (OLD or NEW) ike A/ew Sutateme SUBSCRIBERS 1312-PAGE If You're Paid Up WEBSTER'S O. K. 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"iBrnest Crouch's, Niles, Mich., son, Paul Howard, Jan. 12. Marcel Van De Walle, 402 W. 10th, Mish. Bock well £. Carrier's, 801 N. Hill, daugh and Helen D. Kunce, 508 W. Lawrence, Mish. ter, Mary Susan, Jan. 13. Thos. M. Brann and Mildred M. Weaver, ""Floyd EllUf," "RR 2, daughter, Jan. 14. both of Grand Rapids, Mich. Edw. A. Dobecki's. 750 34th, daughter, Jo Chas.' W. Jordon, Jr., Evanston, 111. and Ann, Jan. 14. Esme Schacht, Chicago. Geo. E. West's, New Carlisle, Ind., daugh Chas. Hart, Jr. and Ocal Hamilton, both of ter. Norma Jane, Jan. 13. Grand Rapids, Mich. Raymond Proud's, RR 3, daughter, Jo Ann, Jos. Keresztury, 307 N. Birdsell and Irene Jan. 14. Demi, 1634 S. Scott. Chas. F. Reece's, RR 3, daughter, Linda Irvin P. Nowacki, 121 N. Olive and Helen Lou, Jan. 14. Skwiat, 1632 Sibley. ' Warner Breveard's, 1313 Western, son, Chas. John F. Connolly and Rosina V. Oess, both Kirkman, Jan. 15. of Toledo, QL^ j£_oyd F. Duttpft*S, RR 2, spn, Lloyd Frank lin, Jr., Jan. 15. Dale Johnson's, 1145 E. Campeau, daughter, Beverly Ann, Jan. 16. Carl De Craene's, 946 27th, son, James THE MOVING VAN Henry, Jan. 16. Jos. Torzewski's, 1736 Prairie, son, Joseph MOVING PERMITS Lee, Jan. 6. Jock Troeger's, 624 W. LaSalle, son, An TOTAL MOVING PERMITS ISSUED IN 1941. drew! John, Jr., Jan. 6. 3,393. " Hanford R. Orvis', Mar-Main Arms, daugh During the ceremony of hoisting with the right hand and bold it at ter, Alice Lillian, Jan. 7. January 13 to 20 *j_vh -- Albert Lourey's, New Carlisle, son, John or lowering the Flag, ojr when, Che the left shoulder, the hand being E. Thompson, 4724 S. Remble to 3602 S. Philip, Jan. 7. Flag is passing in a parade or in a Fellows. Theodore Halasz's, 736 Western, son, Ger over the heart. 1 ald, Jan. 8. review, all persons present should A. Barton, 1416 Napier to 208 ,. N. Mam. John R. Moulton's, 1322 Woodlawn, son, Women should salute by placing F. Pryor, Jr., 1109 S. Main to RR 1, Mish. David Rawlins, Jan. 8. face the Flag, stand at attention S. BrimhJe/ |13'N. Spruce to llOV. LWE. John L. Stull's, 118 W. Myrtle, daughter, and salute. the right hand over the heart. F. Langyel, 1331 W. Napier to 721 N. Hill. Jane Lyn, Jan. 8. F. Harms, 1818 Longley to 1128, E. Dayton. Those present in uniform should The salute to the Flag in a E. A. Robinson, 135- Belmont to Logans- Kenneth F. Kane's, RR 2, daughter, Patri port, Ind. cia Anne Hazel, Jan. 8. render the right hand salute. moving- column is rendered, as the J. Dayton, 1215 E. Calvert to 311 Portage. Chester G. Johnson's, 1272 Longfellow, son, Z. M. Sarab, 114 Wakewa to 1658 N. Huey. Jack Noel, Jan. 9. Those men not in uniform Flag approaches the spectator and fi. J. IfclUer, Jr., 1146 H-Ucqjst to RR 6. Nelson W. Peterson's, RR 2, son, David should remove their headdress is held until it has passed. - H. Priebe, 530 W. Ind. to 1510 S. Taylor. Allen, Jan. 9. B. Ferger, 1227 W. Dunham to $26 E. Don Harold J. Mink's, 301 Castleman, spn, Thos. ald. Eugene, Jan. 9. P. Conteles, 1212 Calif, to 312 N. Scott. Jack O 'Hart's, 1110 N. Duey, son, Jack Lee, 1 Jan. 8. Mrs. Lottie Rogalinski, 1909 S. Ironwood, Edwin R. Barnbrook and Maro Burnworth, W. FeutS,'224 lE. South to 412 S, Laf. Blvd. Benjamin C. Turner's, 515 Leland, son, Mi age 57,, Jan. 12. both of Huntington, Incr. iL Sellers, 927 E. Cedar to 701 N. Brookfield. chael Phillip, Jan. 10. Frank Ivancsics, 2027 W. Linden, age 86, Aloy Sfcheibelhut, 113 E. Lawrence, Mish. L. E. Brpwn, 6^4V2 Sortftge to 628 Clinton. and Katherine O'Neil, 125S" E. LaSalle. E. Winant, ISCW. Ford to 1322 N. College. Herbert C. Hittig's, 1715 E. Cedar, daugh Jan. 12Ty 1 L. E. Hinj%nan, 411 Gakside to 4930 E. ter, Heather Marie, Jan. 10. Ira Savidge, 1022 33rd, age 75, Jan.. 18. Virgil R. Long, 217 ,. N. Spring, Mish. and Swing. Lefernon H. Morse's, 1226 E. Fox, son, Mrs. Katarzyna Stachowiak, lS_(4 W- Col MaWC. Bartlett, 207 W. 7th. Mish. "E. crothers, 601 Bdwy. to 814 LWW, Mish. Theodore Louis, Jan. 10. lege, age 78, Jan. 12. ^fhaddeus Wantuck, 423 S. Brookfield and J. P. _$Orrissey, 1002 W. LaSalle to Lynn, ' James D .Watson's, 720 Park, son, Robt. Mrs. Julius Bastoen, 137 S. Meade, age 53, Alvina -jpchanowski, 1705 S. Walnut. Mass. Kimball, Jan. 11. Jan. 12. Wilbur Ziebart, 630 N. Hill and Eunice J. E. Bropks, 2215 Merry to 617 S. Williams. Mrs. Agnes Koczorows^ |^ Western, age Besse, 631 N. Hill. Colin A. Kahl, RR 2, Mish. and Lois M. H. A/Moore, 1253 Longfellow to 1205 Bel 79, Jan. 13. Bailey, RR 2£ HMJsh. mont. Mrs. Susanna Gibbons, 627 N. St. Jos., age 4f. uouxs P. Taylor, Robertson Hotel and C. C. Wyremblewski, 4,10 W. Marion to 73. Jan. 13. Birdie L. Beck, 1128 Cleveland. 1227V2 LWW. THE FINAL SUMMONS Mn Dean E. Wygant, 328 N. Laf., age 44, Leo Seyes, 304 E. 8th, Mish. and Erma Van W. Rice, 711 LWE tt* Goshen. Jan. 13. Tornhout, 301$ §>. Taylor, Mish. G. B. Mason, RR 2 to 2633 W. Dunham. DEATHS Rudolph Wilfing, 150. S. 3cott, age 59, Jan. James W. Henson, 212 E. Bronson and Mar- L. W. Hardy, 1722 Portage to 2106 Portage. 14. jorie G. Marburger, 529 Columbia. WV Jfcrrow, 613 N. Laf. to 205 Ind., Mish. TOTAL DEATFHS FOR 1941, 930. Infant Edna M. Maddox, 218 Pagin, Jan. 14. Wm. J. Richards, 1005 E. Lawrence, Mish. L. E. Galbreath, 427 LaMonte Ter. to 1030 Infant _plllis. RR 2, Jan. 14. and • Helen D. Buraczewski, 505 S. Laurel, Ports £.6 Mrs. Frances E. Spitler, 225 S. Carroll, age Infarif Gerald Harlozinsjg, 745 S. P_.$llina, Mish. D. MeKnight,_J45 32nd t6X2928 LWE, Mish. 67, Jan. 11. Jan. 15. Leland W. Scandling. Jr., Lydick,.Ind., and G. A. Northway, }006 Vassar to Ann Arbor, Mrs. Rose Szefcik, 210 S. Liberty; age 50, Mrs. Maria I. Perkins, 1915 Prairie, age 88, Betty * Arthufl-O-tz, RR 1. Mich. Jan. 12. Jan. 15. John L. Akerman, Chicago and Shirley Ann Jj JieJin^kJ, 23#9 W. I^pgers to 433 S. Phil Infant Beverly Jean Corbin, 1102 N. Hill, Louis H. Troy, 408 E. Eckman, age 64, Jan. Wheeler, 1245 T$ Cedar. lips. Jan. 12. -*aC-'i 15. D. Gerard, 509 E. Calvert to 2112 Robinson. Eldon E/eaguener, RR 3 and Martha J. S. Stever, 722 E. Jeff, to 1146 Hillcrest Rd. Mrs. France7 s Kurdys, 628 If. Birdsell, age Hively, 822 E. Milton. 75, Jan. ^fT Harvey E. Miller and Mattie H. Yoder, both V. G. Layman, 623 W. LaSalle to 1253 Long Mrs. Emogene D. Weston, 1519 E. Bowman, fellow/ age 31, Jan. 15. ej fefappanee, Ind. CD. Herting Engineering, 216 S. St. Joseph Are You Next? Frank Bpkolowsk}, 2505 W. Grove, age Q2, Raymond Pietrzak, 2615 Kenwood and Wan to HS"2mi. Jan. 16. da Sroka, 229 N. Allen. L- -flrprever. lQDO N. Johnson to 713 Fel John'^a Fonda, 1026 E. Victoria, age 30, Walter J. Marshall, Hartford City, Ind., and lows. Jan. 16. June M. Florence, 117 N. West, Mish. (On Page Seventeen) Hugh F. Byrnes, 1508 Virginia, age 47, Jan: 17. Chas. C. Krauskopf, Madison, Wis., a?e "?2, Jan. 17. Geo. Rendall, 816 Harrison, age 77. Tan. M. THE GiQGRAPHY LESSON Stanle* f^w^er- 1210. ^jf.'Ind-. age 63, Jan. 18. CCIDENTf THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS MARRIAGE LICENSES TOTAL MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN ^S4i,"2.2ad.' January 13 to 21 John Nagy, 932 Oak and Lorraine Kopetski, 721 Meridian, Mish. Rupert J. Sexton, 407 W. LaSalle and Pearl V. Tompkins, 117 E. Fox. Benjamin P. Fishburne, Jr., 1142 "N. Col lege and Margaret Mary Gahan, New York, Tgrx.~ Richard Poehlman, 315 N. Notre Dame and Carolyn Gregg, 803 E. Colfax. Casimer Sobieski, 851 Prairie and Gladys V. Prentkowski, RR 2. Dale• M. Trobaugh and Mary Hass, both of No. Liberty. Marvin E. Phillips and Elva L. Warner, both of New Carlisle. Chas. Mufschler, Buchanan and Frances K. Hamilton, Mt. Pleasant, Mich." Joe P. Acito, 6001 29th and Phyllis, F. Wil liams, 1337 S, 30th. G. C. Seftpn, Ft. W^yne, Ind. and Kathleen Petersen, 1024 E. Miner. . Arthur Van de Keere, RR 1, Mish. and Josephine Duchatelet^ KR 1, Mish. Bernard Byrd, 116 E. Dayton and Anna M. Gunnett, 424 N. Byrkit, Mish. Warren Grieves, 1211 S. Mich, and Ann Mary Voorde, 1022 E. USyton. Bex E. Jones, 433 N. Laf. and Winifred Wil son, 432 N. Laf. David Bellmoff, Y.W.C.A. and Marian V. Becker, 730 Diamond. Donald L.^Ward, 317 E. Irv. and Elizabeth Putz, 418 E. Bowman. Derwood Holladay, 3606 S. FeUow and Vil- da R. Wynn, 3921 Montgolfier. Louis Wm. Horvath, 1617 S. Kendall and Helen Farkas, 911 Leon. JANUARY 23> 1942 Page Seventeeh 9 Jeff, at Niles—Vern Jessup, 513 E. Bowman 12th, Mish., and Joseph Arch, 1122 S. 23rd, and Wm. Kluseier, 1331 Sunnymede, ped., parked car and others. Tom E. Boyd, 705 Iron wood, injured. 200 blk. Mich. — W. H. Duncan, 1825 N. 626 Chapin — John Nowaskowski, 2513 O'Brien, and S. Schultz, 313 N. Battell, Mish. Frederickson, hit two.parked cars; victim inj. LWW at Cushing—Eldon Babcock. 525 N. VITAL STATIST! Madison at Eddy—Kenneth Reakel, 316 E. Allen,, arid Peter Walkowski, 2103 Bertrand. Wenger, struck tree; Earl Brumbaugh, 207 N. LWW at William — W. K. Thatcher, 1327 Continued Mill, Mish., injured and victim. Suhhymede, and Chas. Swikert, 2412 Prescott. January 15 Jeff, at St. Louis—Don Price, 512 S. Fran Walnut at G. T. R. R.—Horace Huffman, cis, arid C. K. Burtes, 2606 Pleasant. 1815 W. Elwood, hit N. Y. C. switch engine. Main at Tutt—Maurice Ferger, 421 Tonti, Mich, at Sample—Daniel Goby, Rochester and A. L. Gardner. Monroe at Fellows^—Kenneth R. Yeakel, and Everett Smith, Plymouth, Ind. 900 blk. Portage—Andrew Cornell, 1032 N. 316 E. Wenger and James R. Metcalf, Mau- Allen, and R. Q. Tucker, 411 N. Taylor. mee, .Onto. Twyckenham at Wall—W. Miller, 501 Citz. THE MOVING VAN Natl. Bk. Bldg. and Burkhart. - 525 S. Taylor—Stella Wozniak, 1029 Oak, ;. __WE at Sample—_4_irion L. Russell, 1335 and Ernest Kertai, 413 S. Taylor. Randolph and Susan FV-Shley, 1638 N. Huey. Wayne at St. Jos.—Geo. Irons, 802 E. Ind. MOVING PERMITS and Joe Tipolcai, 1517 S. Chapin, Miner at Eddy—Wni. Moore, 1324 E. Cedar, January 14 Western at Taylor — Clementine Fisher, struck ped. Mr. Fields. (From Page Sixteen) 1300 Blk. Portage—Albert C. Evans, 1314 N. Niles and unk. driver. LWW at Edison—Floyd H. Rowe, New Car I. Borowski, 717 Blaine to 7021 W. Sample. College and Jack Smith, RR 5 and Donald lisle, and Edw. C. Fox, RR 2; Earl Parker- H. Welch, 122% N. Mich,* to 136 N. Francis. L. Pierce, Buchanan, Mich, and Edw. Wurm, January 16 injured. V. Kess, 1118 N. Brookfield to Ardrnore. Lakeville. 133 N. Birdsell—Ernest Harris, 133 N. Bird- 453 S. Walnut — Alen Borowski, 1543 W. M. Fowley, 1302 S. Chapin to Elkhart. Calvert at jScott—Ignatz Hes, 1133 E. Ind. sell, reports truck struck house. Sample, arid Roman Majewski, 1046 W. Fisher. F. COrporon, 318 LaPorte to Mich. City, Ind. and Ray V. Fredrick, 606 Geyer, Mish. Eddy at) Madison—W. Jenowiak, 842 Stude Laf. at Jeff. — Lloyd Tettrbuer, Lakeville, W. L. McAllister, 112 Ewing to 1507 S. Rush. Circle, at Wash.—^John Nowakowski, 2513 W. baker, and W. J. Gokle, 938 S. 30th. Ind., and Harry Thilman, RR 5. W. R. Harter, 150r/ S. Rush to Chicago. Frederickson and Stewart A. Perry, Chicago. Mich, at Colfax—Frank Rapes, Niles, and Koh>r, 1402»_ LWW to 724 N. Allen. Penh, at Gas Plant—Elmer Walters, Roches W. E. Spencer. 2734 Hartzer. January 18 J. D. Dunn, 611W/engef to 236 Dayton. ter, Ind. and another car. Huron at Pulaski—Chester Kafka, 430\'2 S. Sunnyside at Jeff. — Richard Young, 807 K. Oshinski, 609 29th to 712 Cleveland. Eddy at Colfax—Katherine Fodor, 1327 E. Harris, and parties at 1111 Twyckenham. Oakland, and Bartlett Harmon-, 923 33rd. R. Williams, storage to 1853 Ffcemont. Corby: and Geo. H. Brown, 1010 DeMaude. Bronson at Clinton—Isabelle Bauerlin,. 808 . LaSalle at Sunnyside — George Gear, 1402 M. Stephens, 520 W. Wash, to 1407 Fremont. 100 blk. E. Sample—A. R. Starbuck, 612 _S. Chapin, _31d Roger Radican, 1038 Miner. Longfellow, and Ralph Sager, RR 2, Mish. H. C. Use_to», -RR 4) to 224 %. South. Marion, Mish. and Mrs. H. W. Scott, 718 La 100 blk. W. Wayne—Edwin Stinton, 238 Col Woodward at Calif.—Richard Iwin, 112ft N. 1 lege, and J. C. KHimfer. 1414 LWW. O'Brien, hit manhole. D. Boyer, 828 /2 S. Mich, to 530 S. Mich. Porte. L. Polk, 828 S. Mich, to 224 8. South. Portage at Van Buren—Maurice J. Benson, Wash, at Hill—Jack Robinson, 429 S. Byr- LaSalle at Taylor—Jim Hurwitch, Cassop- 816 Harrison and Foster De Poy, Niles, Mich. kit, Mish., and Otto Lawitzke, 827 E. Wayne. oiis, Mich., and Gilbert De Wolfe, 315 W. Na 407 W. Colfax—Sandy Sanderson-, Oliver Milton at Carroll—Grace McCarl, 1010 E. varre; Jennie Rathblatt, Chicago, injured; Hotel and Carl Leslie, 1019 E. Cedar. CalVert, and Geo. D. Sweisberger, 1222 Blaine. . Western at Chapin—Caroline Gerard, 235 S. Colfax at Williams—Robt. Stewart, 234 S. Vassar by Holy Cross Church—H. S. Cbl- Columbia, and Leila Ringer, 1808 Calvert. 1 mer, 631 N. Allen, struck boy. 200 blk. Madison—Donna Belle Kletka, 119 THE RED DEVIL St. Peter and Jos. Kasprzyk, 710 /2 S. Meade. - Portage at DeMaude—Robt. Brady, RR I; Westmore at Bendix—Wm. Lemanski, 1701 N. Elm, and W. A. Carroll1 , 105 Napoleon. Mish. and Fred & Smith, 1217 W. Van Buren. W. Wmple, an'd S. C. Mutzl, 705 34th. 300 Blk. S. Notre Dame —Tea Cafl'sori, 119 FIRES 2522 LWW—H. O, DePby, 702 Logan, Mish. January 17 N. Notre Dame, and ff. H. Struhmer, 630 25th. and Roy Thomas* 1938 N. Adams. - Milton at Carroll—Geo. Sweisberger, 1222 , 1310 Mish.—Cloy de Strong, 927 Twycken ESTIMATED FIRE DAMAGE IN 1941, ham, and parked car. $227,*20.50. i!-v;5v 300 blk. W. Ind.—Harry Dankowski, 1538 S. Blaine, and Glenn Carl, 1010 E. Calvert. Nash and F. O'Reillyv 211 Mttfdleboro, Mish. 3031 Mish.—Alphonse Schuddanck, 320 S. Ewing at Erskine—Merle Close, RR 5, hit electric light pb_tL Jan. 14, overheated furnace, Indiana Ave 2107 Merry -*• Frank KohopinskL; 210 N. nue Christian church, 137 Indiana avenue, no Johnson-, and Alen Kertls, 1031 W. Jtff. damage. Mich, at Haney — Phillip Melling, 510 S. Jan. 14, auto fire, Lafayette boulevard and Main, and Richard R. Busse, 731 Diamond. Western avenue, owned by John Niespod- THE POCKETBOOK Colfax at Niles—Richard Lutz, 829 E. Col ziany, 1241 west Ford street, caused by ciga fax, and Jack Ansett, 924 So. Bend. rette, $25 damage. 1028 S. Mich.—Milo E. Anglin, 2036 Home- Jan. 15, residence of Harry Sindlinger, 914 wood, Mish., struck ped. Mrs. Evelyn Hen- Fuerbringer street. Roof, sparks from chim <>/ KNOWLEDGE &> shaw, Colfax Hotel, who was slightly Injured. ney. Damage, $600. Jan. 16, residence of A. S. Trotter, 524 S. January 19 Scott street; roof, sparks from chimney, Altgeld at Leer—Foster Whiteman, 1410 E. damage $5. Fox, and car owned by Howard Hodgen, Jan. 16, Kaybee clothing store, 311 S. Mich, 1240 Altgeld. street, • Short circuit,- no damage. AMERICA IS NOW Oakside at Main—Steve Horvath, RR 1, and Jan. 16, residence of P. J. Dawson, 317 E. Robt. Walters, 115 E. Fox. • Sample street, furnace pipe separated from *TU)$WtWG OUT MORE Fellows at South—Richard McComb, 521 E. chimney, no, damage. AIRPLANES THAN Bowman, and Mrs. W. James, 1429 E. Wayne. Jan. 17, autorhobile owned by Frank M. GERMANV", ACCORDING 900 fclfc. S. Mich.—John Austin..Jr., Ifflshi- Rogers, 2102 W. Linden avenue, short circuit TO OFFICIAL ana Hotel, and Howard Perty, 1312 S. Main. in the VWring, $5 damage. ESTIMATES 735 LWE—Hazel Barker, 736 LWE, arid un known driyer. 1100 blk. western—Clarence Kelley. 1004 W. Dunham, and Jos. Lorenc, lttl vf. Wash. 114 W. Western — James Moore, 530 30th, PERMITS TO BUILD and Mike Bongidvanni, 722 E. LaSalle. . LWE at Sample — Susan Freshley, 1638 TOTAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN Huey, and _rii_rnown driver. 18*1, 1,960; VALUE $3,252,251. 2200 blk. S. Mich.—Carl Von Bergan, Bre men, Ind., and Earl Houghton, RR 6. January 13 to 21 South Bend . Bernard E. O'Neill, 216 S. Greenlawn, house, $9,000. TRANSFER OF Woodworth Warehouse & Storage, 409 S. St. Jos., bid. reinforced stairs, $500. REALTY Mrs. Geo. Longway, 750 26th, add., $150. L. D. Beam, 727 Napier, re-roof, $125. J. D. Martin, Mach. Co., 411 W. Ind., add., DEEDS $_,eoo. •TOTAL DEED TRANSFERS IN SOUTH Clarence N. Brayton, 602 36th, rem., $300. BEND AND MISHAWAKA IN 1941, Floyd & Mildred Miller, 817 Harrison, en 4,-66. close porch, $1,000. Harry Sindlinger, 914 Fuerbringer, re-rOOf January 12 & repair, $400. Orville C. Denniston et ux to Albert H. Eliz. Butler, 51_y2 S. Williams, r_pair fire Jeffries et Ux, lot 11, Paramount Acres. damage, $120. Amie Kekko, 821 S. Mich., garage and rem., Benjamin W. Stauffacher et Ux tO Ralph D. $1,500. Nelson et iix, lot 141, studebaker PL add. Paul Buczolich, 1025 W. Ind., enclose porch, John A. Swan son et ux to Ethel K. Beckner $250. et al, pt. lota 342, 343, Cottrell's lift add. Madeline Wolf, 613 N. Laf., add., $350. Courtland P. DuComb to Jack B. Sheline ' David Voorde, 1022 E. Dayton, add., $450. et Ux, lots 73-75, Dixie Vie#. su_>. div. Whitcomb & Keller, 1151 Uj Mish., garage, Wm. A. Kaiser to Frank W. Kaiser et ux, $1,000. Ibra 71-75, Glenwood sub. dSf. Renolt Williams, 1053 N. Fremont, rebuild Willis H. Robert* *t ux t&jtfrn; A. Dugdale house, $300., et al, lots 226, 227, Wenger Homestead add. Sydney BaHlett, 1018 N. Foster, house, Stanley Brown et ux to Clifton Lincoln $4,400. Harlan et ux, lot 27, Hammond & Whitcomb's St. Joseph County 2nd add. Andrew ^-jSominlk 2800 blk. N: Mich.; 3 St. Jos. Bk. & Tr. Co. to Michael J. Lehner houses each $3,800. et ux, lot 60, Euclid PR. add. Oliver Millikeri; Jr., W. S. on Mayflower Wm. D. Sanders et ux to Irving A. Hur- Rd., house, $3,500. wich, pt. lots 13 & 14, Lawrence & Battell's Lena Richardson, N. of Neeley, add., $250. add. to Indiana City, now Mish. ••'• Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Frank E. Balasa et ux, lot 236, Colonial Gardens add. Lucinda A. Gillmer to Frank S McCune et ux, pt. sec. 36, twj>. 37 N., R. 2 E. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS James J. Farnan et ux to Josephine F. Frazier, Jot 438, Whitcomb & Keller'- 3rd Sunnymede add. January 13 Boone, Rhue & Jackson, trs. to Herbert B. Meade at Dunham—Victor DeBoe, 501 ..». Stevens et ux, lot 151, Manoka PI. add. to Kenmore and Chester Lindorf, 617 SrJGIeade. Blaine at LwW-=Jack Beaverson, 512 N. St. Miflh. Joseph and Allie Freschenmeyer, Angola, Ind. John Doktor et ux to Jos. Kuzmanovich et 316 LWE^-Everett Bosworth, 1202 E. Ewing ux, pt. sec. 33, twp. 38 N., R. _ E. and Mauriej. Fit_water, RR 5. ' Anice E. Curtis et al to Frank Canarecci et 2400 blk. S. Mich.—John Mattqk, New IfOrk ux, lot 62, Baker's 1st add. to Mish. City and Anderson Hildebrand, Jr., Lakeville. Wm. Boyer et ux to Wm. H. Doroh, lot 122, Monroe at Frahklin—Gus Wolf, Lakeville, Roseland Pk. Ihd. And Ervin M. Turner, 206 E. Sample. Edwin W. Hans to Robt. D. Hoofnagle et ux, Ewing at Mich.—Robt. Hurley, 2125 S. Laf., lot 9, j2nd plat of NW. add. hit ped. Mary Ford, 2212 S. Williams; inj'd, January 13 600 blk. Prairie—Jos. Gregorowicz, 1610 Albert E. Perry et ux to Leo L. Wright Todd St. and Steve Dobrickl, 726 S. Meade. et ux, pt. see. 36, twp. 38 N, range 2 E. Mich, at Sample—Elmer Sullivan, Argos, Bertha S. Wiltfong et al to Albert W. Wilt- Ind. and Edna Dumlap, Argos. fong et ux, pt. sec. 5, twp. 37 N., range 1 E. 1300 blk. Franklin—Harold B. Fites, 3404 S. Bertha S. WUtfongi et al to Albert W. Wilt- Mich, and Clyde Challender, LWE, Mish. fong et ux, lot 2, original plat of New Car- 800 blk. W. Calvert—Jack Tensman, 1501 lisle. - Virginia and Leslie Nemeth, J524 S. Scott. Albert Wf Wiltfong et al to Bertha W. Bendix at Frederickson—A. D. Zantz^RR 2, Wiltfong et al, lot 2, j original plat of New Bremen, and Moorman Weathers, 2517 W. Carlisle. Orange. Jos. Kubiak et ux to Jos. E. Soos, Jr., et ux, Cleveland at Vassar—Lula Clark, RR -5 and pt.; lot 11, Miller's add. unk. driyer. Cit?. Homes Co. to So. Bend Builders, Inc., 914 S. Mieb—Arthur Sills, 721 E. Bdwy. and lot 26, Plat Bk. No. 14, C-7. R. Frazier, RR 6. Samuel Kulp to Lester C. Kulp et ux, pt. Jeff, at Eddy—Albert Garnitz, 1751 Portage. lot. 86, O'Neill's 2nd add. to Mish. Olive at Fredrickson—Fred Wutzke, Niles, Paul E. Yerkes et ux toi Ewalt H. Rocks et Mich, and D. Stein, 1213 33rd. ux, lot 65, Oak Pk. 4th add. Meade at Western—John Uleaminck, 2601 LouiSa E. Grose to John Smith et ux, lots Lawton and Hubert Mitchell, 530 S..Chapin. 10 and 11, Littleton. Goodland at Bendix Dr.—Clarence Woolens, Howard A. Moore et ux to Wm. A. Reitz Nileis,: and RObt. Connel, 4019 S. Main. et ux,. lot 516, Whitcomb & Keller's 3rd Sun 500 W. Calvert — Leslie Nemeth, 1824 S. nymede add. Scott and Jack Finmah, 1501 Virginia. Henry Conover to Ralph w. Bottorff et ux, Orange at Johnson — Arthur R. Deranek, lot 57, Byrkit's 2nd add. to Mish. 814 N. Kirne.- __M Chas. Alsbaugh of So. . Fredk. Brewer et al to Christian Anderson Shore train',:- et ux, pt. sec. 30, twp. 31 N., range 2 E. Western Ave. by Singers — Paul D. Hass, Francis M. Jackson et ux to John C. Ver- 172& E. Colfax and unk. driver. manda et ux, lots 264 and 277, Vernon Hgts. 1126 Western—Stanley Osowskl, 737 S. Car add. lisle and Chas. Kfllfon, Indianapolis, Ind. John H. Hunsberger to Wayne Wyman et Western at Arnold — Lucille Jones, New ux, pt. sec. 9, twp. 35| N., rangeV 4 E. Carlisle and James T, Halles, RR 3. Chas. E. Geyer et ux to Otto Eichler et ux, 900 blk. So. Bend—Wesley E. Glaser, 706 N. lot 89, Geyer's 2nd sub. div. HU1 and Darrell Wolf, 713 N. St. Peter and January 14 Welter Northrup, 1331 E. Fox, HOLC to Henry Amsler et ux, pt. lot 99, Sample at Mich.—Louis E. Miller, 1002 Don Bowman PI. add. ald and James N. Hughes, 1254 Hillcrest. Grant McCumber et ux to Ray A. Pickens Elwood at Portage—Bernard Peterson, 1046 et ux, pt. sec. 7, twp. 37 N., range 2 E. Diamond and Ralph L. Ritter. . Board of Commrs. of St. Jos. Co. tO Geo. ^Western at Walnut—T. ^.^tapleton, 210 S. evfefty LARGE BOMBING PUM*E REQUIRES UP TO to TRUCKS Scales et ux, pt. sec. 34, twp. 38 N., range 2 E. Williams and State Hirwiy, truck. FOR 5-PPL/AHP MAINTENANCE .WING ACWfe SERVICfe Lucinda A. Gillmer to Ethel M. Briggs, ,t. Laf. at Wash.—John D. May. Mt_2 N. Clay, sec/86, twp. f' ~.i., range 2 E. Mish. and Fred Hegley, 1924 S. Franklin. (On Page Eighteen) Page Eighteen THE MIRROR SUSIE By Edith Swan son by required to be and appear in said Court on the 11th day of February, 1942, when the same will be heard and make proof Wt -their GOOD MORNING, heirship, or claim tcr.any part of said Estate, and show cause if there be, why said account VITAL STATISTICS JUDGE! and vouchers should not be approved. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. .;. Joseph Superior Court No. 1 at South Bend, Continued CITY COURT Indiana, this 21st day of January, 1942. CASES DISPOSED OF IN CITY COURT IN '•• FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. 1941, 2,017. "SS-PHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Jones-Obenchain-Butler, January 14 Attorneys for Estate. —1:23-30 Nicholas Hauck et ux to Ida L. Anderson, January 14 Larry En-rick, drunk, $5. TRANSFER OF lot 52, Niles Rlty. Co.'s 1st add. to Mish. NOTICE FOR NON-RESIDENT $2,000. L. D. Williams, drunk driving, $60, 30 days, PUBLICATION Whitcomb & Keller, Inc. to Merchants Nat'l susp. prob. 6 mos.; lie. rev., 1 yr. Cause No. 63923 REALTY Bk., lot 62, Wh-fcomb & Keller's Beverly (One ease arraigned, three continued) Hgts. 3rd add. $3,700. January 15 Frank Granat, drunk, $5. STATE OF INDIANA, DEEDS Whitcomb &. Keller, Inc. to Merchants Nat'l ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: Bk. of So. Bend, lot 61, Whitcomb & Keller's Allison Legge, speeding, $5. (From Page Seventeen) Beverly Hgts. 3rd add. $3,475. Russell J. Gentner, running red light, $5. IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT Lucinda A. Gillmer to Hattie A. Beatty, Jos. Chas. Solzan et ux to Whitcomb & Kenneth Yeakel, drunk driving, $60, 30 NO. 2, NOVEMBER TERM, 1941 lot '348, Gillmer Pk. add. Keller Mtge. Co., Inc., pt. lot 41, Seeberger's days, lie. rev. 1 yr. Homer B. Clapp to Julia Szabo, pt. lot 147, Mich. St. add. $3,500. (Seven cases arraigned, four continued) AGNES KRIZMANICH Wenger & Kreignbaum's replat. Anthony Zmudzinski et ux to HOLC, lot January 17 —vs— Carrie D. Fuchs et al to Harry L. Davis et 1292, 4th plat Summit PI. add. to S. B. $979.37. Carl George, leaving scene of acci., $35; ELIPHALET FERGUSON, ET AL ux, lot 6, Morey's sub. div. Alyard N. Richey* et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. prob. 6 mos., lie. out 1 yr. HOLC to Anthony Zmudzinski et UX lot & Loan Ass'n, pt. lot 23, So. Bend Mfg. Co.'s Fred Palin, drunk, $10; 6 mos. prob. BE IT KNOWN, that the above named 1292, 4th plat Summit PI. add. add. to S. B. $2,100. Walter E. Leiser, drunk, $11. Plaintiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of Boon., Rhue, Jackson, trs. to Alyard W. January 15 Dennis Lively, drunk, $11. said Court her complaint against the Defend Richey et ux, pt. lot 23, So. Bend Mfg. Co.'s Or ley E. Johnson, drunk driving, $20, 10 ants in the above entitled cause, together add. Harold C. Blakeman et ux to Lincoln Natl days Jail; lie. rev. h yr. wjth the proper affidavit that the residence January 15 Life Ins. Co., lot 281, Woodlawn add. $4,700. (Seven cases arraigned, eleven continued) of the Defendants, Eliphalet Ferguson and Chas. H. King to Bert L. Bunch et ux lot Wayne Wyman et ux to John H. Hunsber- Mary Elizabeth Ferguson, husband and wife; 18, Beehler's 2nd add. to Lakeville. i ger, pt. sec. 9, twp. 35 N., Range i4 E. $5,500. January 19 Thomas W. Defrees and Sarah C. Defreesj Inland Bonding Co. to Harold C. Blakeman Ben S. Zakrowski et ux to HOLC, lot 313, John Nowakowski, drunk, $11. husband and wife; Adaline L. Green; Benja et ux, lot 281, Woodlawn add. Mayr's Mich. Ave. add. $1,664.40. Chas. Eveland, trespass, $11, mal. trespass, min Ross; William G. Schroeder and Catha Harry L.._RansJ.erger et ux to J. Lloyd Henry J. Klawinski et ux to Tower Fed. $16, prob. 6 mos. rine Schroeder, husband and wife; William Mossey et ux, pt. sec. 26, twp. 37 N., range Sav. & Loan Ass'n, lot 23, Fowler's 2nd sub. Sylvester Zyte, drunk, $60, 90 days farm. G. Schroder and Catharine Schroder, husband S E. div. $468.40. Robt. White, $10. and wife; Alexis Coquillard and Mary Co Bendix Aviation Corp. to Portage Rlty. January 16 (Eight cases arraigned, five continued) quillard, his wife, whose true Christian name Corp., pt. lot 59 8c 60, 61, original plat. Harrison M. Luke et ux to First Nat'l Bk. January 20 is unknown to Plaintiff; Gustave Schricker; Fred W. Noyes et ux to Laura Mahon, pt. of Mish., lot 4, Battell's add. to Mish. $1,500. Ralph Sager running stop sign, $5. - Andrew Ned do and Mary Matilda Neddo, sec. 16, twp. 37 N., range 4, E. Thos.. E. Gronke to St. JOs. Bk. & Tr. Co., Leile Ringen, running red light, $5. husband and wife; Alice Sternberg and Michael Danilowicz to Bert Danilowicz, lots pt. sec. 12, twp. 37 NT range 1 E. $1,000. Homer Thiel, reckless driving, $15. Charles Henry Sternberg, her husband; Alice 1891 & 1992, Chain O' Lakes. Lester C. Kulp et uxj to Samuel Kulp, pt. Byron Snodgrass, begging, $11. Sternburg and Charles Henry Sternburg, her Harry L. Davis et ux to Josephine F. Fra- lot 86, O'Neill's 2nd add. to Mish. $1,000. (Eleven cases arraigned, one continued) husband; Alice Sternburgh and Charles zier.pt. sec. 6, twp. 37 Ni,-range 3 E. Ellsworth R. Hisey et ux to 'Peoples Fed. Henry Sternburgh, her husband; Zoe Price Mitchell F. Bloom et ux to Cecil R. Zeiger Sav. & Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 3, twp. 37 N. and John Price, her husband, whose true et ux, lot 38, Floral Pk. add. to Mtefo. $1,850. Christian name is unknown to the Plaintiff; Joseph Grouse et ux to Bernard Kleinert Taylor & Johnson, Inc. to Allied Bldg. Cre Zoe Price Haddix, widow; Frank Neddo and et ux, lot 87, Grouse's add. dits, Inc., lot 78, No. Shore Terrace add. CAFETERIA COURT Mary Neddo, husband and wife; Charles Veronica Przybysz to Henry DeBaets et ux, $3,975. Sternberg and Anna Pearl Sternberg, hus lot 135, Lincoln Manor add. Taylor & Johnson, Inc. to Allied Bldg. Cre IMPROPER PARKING: band and wife; Charles Sternburgh and Anna John A. Beczkiewic-I et ux to Alice D. Ry- dits, Inc., lot 74, No. Shore Terrace add. ' (One Dollar Fines) Pearl Sternburgh, husband and wife; Hugh mer, pt. lots,66 63896. Risner v Hrg. retble. Jan. 23. DUMPTY 63724. City of Mish. v Deft. Grace HUM?TY Sirigrey apprs. by Potts. 1 63414. Koerth v Koerth. Plf. grtd. divorce. 63648. Fill v Merdzinski et al. Pawlowski j CIRCUIT COURT apprs. by Kopinski for plf. Thursday, January 15 62825. Applegate v . . Deft. Merchants Natl. Bk. apprs. by DuComb & DuComb. 61603. Longenecker et al v _.immer et al. 63525. Alber v Mutual Life Ins. Co. Deft, Hrg. Jan. 19. ruled to ans. plf.'s complt. within 10 days. ,i»-72. Chell v Davenport. Deft. Robt. Da 03856. Sdbieski Fed. Sav. & Ln. Assn. v venport requests trial by juaar. Buczkowski et al. Defts. John Buczkowski 63596. Niemiec v PawloWski apprs. and Mary O. Buczkowski appr. by JO&B. for plf. 63734. City of Mish. v _. Deft. Louis 63597. Same plf. S_!me record. Schroeder and Leia Schroeder appr. by 63858. Herndon v Norton et al. Defts. ap Doyle. pr. by Walton. 63737. City of Mish. v Same record. 63441. Holladay v Deft, called and 63800. City of Mish. v Same record. defaulted. 63507. Divine v Divine. Deft, apprs. by 62C53. Habijanic v Foldesei, Jr. Sub. tr. Sands. & fdg. and Judgment as per form. 63810. Landry v Landry. Cause dismis'd. 63860. Mitchell v -,-_- GOV from judge 63884. Miller v Miller. Hrg. Jan. 23. granted; defts. strike Judge Peak. 43065. Bordner v Bordn.tr. Hrg. June 18. 63356. Spiegel, Inc. v —___. Hrg. retble.' 637.1. Jagla V Jdgla. Plf. app. for all. de Jan. 23. nied. 63353. Same plf. Same record. 63828. City of Mish. v Deft. Anna 63206. Williams v Williams. Hrg. Jan. 19. Clemens apprs. by Beyers. 60005. Putz v Hrg.-Jan.-SB. • ., 63815. Breckenridge v Breckenridge. Hrg. Friday, January 16 Jan. 30. 63401. . Moon v Moon. Hrg. Jan. 30. 62472. Shelly as excr. v Schroeder et al. 63867. Johnston v Johnston. Deft, to pay Plf. files pet. to pay realtor's commission. for support of plf. and minor child. 61003. Sheneman V Sheneman. Hrg. Jan. 62518. Dearmond v Dearmond. Plf.'s pet. 26. Ifdr part time custody of minor child grtd. 62878. Van Atta v Van Atta. Deft, ordered 63882. Williams v Williams. Deft, to pay for support of plf. 63893. Penneil v Pratt et al. Hrg. retble. 83883. Van Talmage v Van Talmage. Deft, March 23. to pay for support of plf. 63114. Richards V Richards. Cause trans 63437. Wurtsbaugh v Wurtsbaugh. Hrg. ferred to Sup. Ct. No. 2 for trial. Jan. 30. 63897. Samuels v Samuels. Hrg. retble. Jan- 27. 46929. Bierman v Bierman. Support order 63470. Martin v Martin. Cause dismissed. of minor child modified. 59628. State on rel Dept. Fin. Inst, v Adler 62601. Constance y Constance. Pet. of et al. Defts. Frederick St eckman Ora Steck- deft, for mod. of order denied. man, Josephine Gildersleeve and Fred J. Hei 63866. Kwiatkowski v Kwiatkowski. Plf. man called and defaulted. Julian Sharpneck, to pay for support of deft. Columbus. Ihd., apprs. for Harrfit Du Shane; 63115. Fye v Fye. Plf. granted divorce. cause cont. as to defts. Maxson, Du Shane & 61300. Gorsuch v Gorsuch. Rule to show Handwork; cause submitted as to defts. Hel- cause dismissed. . men, Kurtz, Fredk. Steckman arid Ora Steck- 63726. City of Mish. v> Deft. Ameri man, Josephine Gildersleeve and Dorothy can Trust. Co. files disclaimer. i,4tfe_''i GUdersleeve; judgment against each of said 63729. City of Mish. v Same record. defts. 63733. City of Mish. v Same record. 61389. LaSalle Extension University v Cut- Monday, January 19 ner. Cause dismissed. 63797. City of Mish. v Deft.' Calvin 63818. Exp. pet. Gourdon to change name. W. Myers apprs. in person and ruled to ans. Hrg. retble. 1st day May 1942 term; within 10 days. 83146. COppens v Deft, files ans. & 63774. City of Mish. v , Deft. Bertha x-complt. to plf.'s complt. Est. 6969. James W. Burdick, First Natl. Harvey Kuss and asks leave to file amended A. Miller apprs. in person and ruled to ans. Crim. 8129. State v Ashworth. Cause dis Bk. of Mish., admr. Est. settled. complt. substituting First Bk. & Tr. -Co. as within 10 days. missed. Est. 7255. Mary Ann EIHs, Fred E. Ellis, party plf. 63823. Applegate v Applegate. Defts. Os Crim. 8157. State' v Stephic. Deft, dischgd. exr. Exr. qualified. 63898. McOorrriick v McCormick. Hrg. car Goldberg and Bessie Goldberg appr. by 63778. Exp. pet. of Herman Shank for Tuesday. January 13 Jan. 25. adoption of Herman Martin. Ct. remands 63891. Bucholtz v Bucholtz. Hrg. Jan. 23. 63719. -City of Mish. v Deft. Elmer matter to Juvenile Referee Albert L. Doyle. 61115. Straub v Straub Transit Co. et al. Cause cont'd to Jan. 14. 63370. Nemeth v Nemeth. Hrg. Jan. 23. Rodgers apprs. by Lang. 63073. Williams v Williams. Cause traris- 63812. Holmes v Holmes. Hrg. retble. 60856. Carpenter v Carpenter. Hrg. Feb. 63722. City of Mish. v Same record. zferred to Sup. Ct. No. 2. 20. 63722. City of Mish. v Defts. Grace 63360. Kekko v Kekko. Ct. withholds March 20. 63609. Taylor et al v Frank et al. Cause 62311. Waligorski v Waligorski. Deft, at Gustin, Ethel Gustin and Earl Gustin appr. Judgment until agreement is reached as to tached forthwith: attachment recalled; rule in person _tntt ruled to arts, within 10 days. custody of minor child: of parties. dismissed. 63545. Habel Armbruster & Larsen Co. v to show cause discharged. 16536. Wnitmer et al r Whitcomb & Keller Monday, January 19 Dulcet et al. Deft. T. Dulcet files ans. to 59142. Brown v Clarkson. Hrg. Feb. 20. et al- Cause dismissed as to lot 11, Whit complt.; deft. Frances Dulcet files ans. to 63861. Sh.pn.an v Shipman. Deft, to pay comb & Keller Sub. of Kuhtsman & Meyers 63206. Williams v Williams. Deft, dischgd. for support 61 plf. and minor child. add. to 60. Bend. from rule; parties agree that order heretofore complt. 1 68294. Coquillard et al v Smogor Lbr. Co. 96289. Wolf v Martin et al. Defts. appr. •• 54249. Read v Alward et al. Same as to entered for support now is t__n-ttiated. by Sands. lot 10, C. R. Smith's add. to So. Bend. 63967. Homan v Hrg. Tetble. Mar. 19. et;.al. Hrg. retble. March 16. 63864. ln the matter of the alleged insan Monday, January 19 63908. Whitaker v Hrg. Jan. 27. 58253. Woodka v Cit. Tr, 6. Sav. Bk. et al. Tuesday, January 20 ,61958. tfersch v Yost- Hrg. Jan. 26. ' ity of Robt. Carl Owens. Hrg. Jan. 15. 59875. Harm.on v Studebaker Est. 6432. Sister M. Louis (Catherine Crim- Exceptions made part of record. 61959. Same plf. Same record. 43591. In the matter of the adms. of trusts COfp. makes disclosure. 58810. Niadbaiski V Spevak apprs. mins). Mother M. Vincentia, excr. Est. set 63829. City, of Mish. v Deft. E7 tled. by Cit. Tr. __, Sav. Bk. of SB, under Union with Buntman for plf. Tr. Co. Blanket Mrg. Cert. Series. Hrg. on From apprs. by Davis. Crim. 7969. State v Capper. Deft, honor Est. 6J14. Viola Wilcox, Milo B. SlicB, Feb. 20. 6-745. City of Mish. v .-_. Deft. 'CWo. ably discharged from further prob. supervi admr. Hrg. retble. Jan. 30. Bartol apprs. in person and ruled to ans. Est* 6990. Alfons DeDapper, Julie DeDap- 61115. Straub v Straub Transit Co. et al. sion. Hfg. Jan. 20. within Hfdays. 61603. Longenecker et al v Zimmer et al. per and Julius Newhouse, e'xrs. Report of 63894. Bailey V Bailey. Hrg. retble. Jan. 23. J. P. Lechner approved. Tuesday, January 20 All instructions given and refused filed with 63909. Dial v Dial. Hrg. retble. March 20. Crim. 8283. . State v Riley. Cause trans clerk; jury retires for deliberation. 63686. Spiegel, inc. v Sheaks. Sub; trial} 63911. In the matter of the alleged insan ferred to St. Jos. Circuit Ct. fdg. for plf. against deft, in sum of $53.95; ity of Mary K. Roose. v Drs. Carter and Hel- Wednesday, January 21 Tuesday, January 20 Wednesday, January 14 men appointed to examine deft, and report 63921. Hetfield v Hetfield. Hrg. retble. Jan. 61603. Longenecker et al v Zimmer et al. judgment on fdg. at costs df deft. condition. 30. Jury finds Chas. J. Weber, at time he exe 63804. Kapsal v Kapsal. Deft, called and 63850. McGann v Kirk. Cause dismissed; 59875. Harmon v,^ja_- Orflter of execu cuted the will in eorrtrov__"sy, was of sound defaulted. : 63879.. So. Bend Lbr. Co., Inc. v Weaver^ tion on credits issued. mind. and.mat will is valid. £5i$ -« 61115. Straub v Straub Transit Co. et al. Cause dismissed. 63584. Daugherty v Brumbaugh,- Deft, files Crim. 7988. State v Townsend. Cause Hrg. Jan. 15. 611.15. Straub v Straub Transit Co. et al. mo. tO. make complt. more specific. struck^_H$-_.or term. 61214. Brumbaugh by n. f. v Godsh&W. Ct. finds for plf. and enters judgment on fdg. 63889. Banko v Bralick. Deft, apprs. by Crim. 8180. State v Miller. Same record. Plf. files ans. to deft.'s plea in abatement. as per form. Huguenard. Crim. 8181. State v Estep. -Same record. 61255. Gebhart v Godshaw. Plf. files ans. 63915. In the matter of the alleged Insanity to Deft.'s plea in abatement. 63917. Miller v Miller. Hrg. retble. Jan. 23. Crim. 7996. State v Maahs. Appeal dis of Louis Carl Town. Drs, Carter and Helm en 61443. Garth v Brown. Sub. tr. fdg. ::or missed; cause remanded to City Ct., Mish. 60461. Morgan v Bituminous Casualty Corp. appointed to examine deft, and report condi Plf. files 3rd amended complt. plf. against deft, in damages in sum of $325 Crim. 7996. State v Marks. Appeal dis tion. >"__£__ and costs; judgment. missed; cause remanded back to Justice Ct. 61232. Brumbaugh V Godshaw. Plf. 'files i 58195. Bluford Hull, admr. v Grand Trunk Crim. 8015. State v Duprez. Deft, found ans. to deft.'s plea in abatement. 63745. City of) Mish. v Defts. Leo Western RR. Co. Cause reinstated On docket. VanRie, Lillian VanRie, Pauline Holderman guilty and fined $10 and costs—chargeable to 63821. Fisher v Fisher. Cause dismissed. 39453. Kaplan et al v Ernest et al. Cause the bond of deft. Crim. 8279. State v Beck. Kalmar apprs. Yerkes, Aloys A. Goeller, D. A. Goeller appr. act far..trial Mareh 16. by JO&B. Crim. 8020. State v DaVis. Deft, found for deft. Est. 5882. Elizabeth M. Williams, Maurice guilty and fined $5 and costs—chargeable to «$£_. 4713. Christopher Fassnacht. Report J. Cooney and Lora E. Cooney, co-excrs. Hrg. bond of deft. of J. P. Lechner approved; excrs. pet. to. be set for Feb. M. Crim. 8275. State v Torwater. - Deft, is ar reiievea, num i~aD-j.-ty xor penaicy lor delay ... Est. 444. Ryell T. Miller, Pearl E. Medd, raigned and pleads not guilty. ft. filing schedule granted and rate of interest Arthur Moon, joint excrs. A. Moon files mo. NEW GASES FILED 53206. Williams v Williams. Plf. granted^ on inheritatnce tax fixed at six per cent per for pre-trial conference in the matter'__ the divorce. annum. pet. for his removal as trustee. CIRCUIT COURT 56687. Fulton et al v H. A. Wood Rlty Co. Thursday, January 15 Tr. 1827. In the matter of the test, trust Plf. dismisses as to lot 94, Woodlawn add. to 33568. State of Ina. ex rel Symons etc. v 'df Sarah L. Kiftfy. Tt.'s pet. to enter into NEW CASES FILED IN-CIRCUIT COURT IN S. B„ sued irn name of H. A. Wood Rlty. Co., Peoples' State Bk. Pets. 281, 282 granted. agreement for extension of Met. Life Ins. 1941, 1,272. at plf.'s costs. '83852. Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp. V Speth. E»€ft. Co. mtge. granted. 50103. Exp. liq. LaSalle Bldg. & Loan. apprs. by FarabaUgh, P & C & R. 63886. Gladys R. Mais v Robt. S. Mais, di Arthur Perley, liquidating agent, files pet. 60856. Carpenter v Carpenter. Deft.vapprs. SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2 vorce, Sands, Jan. 14. No. 18 for sale of real est.; sub. on pet. to plf.'s pet. for mod. of order by Atty. 63902. First Natl. Bk. of Mish., admr. v 62241. Cabiini et al v Cabrini et al. Hrg. Frank and files x-pet. for mod. of sup. orde_\ Wednesday, January 14 Wm. Rowland et al, comp. 8c pet. for appt. Feb. 2. >.- ';:a? 61115. Straub v Stradb Transit Co. et al. 63865. Short v Bill Nichols Motors, Int. of petnr., Walton, Jan. 15. 81301. Lipke et al v Kiefer) et al. Judg Cause cont'd to Jan. 19. Deft, apprs. specially by Hemphiing & Smith 63103. Francis Anderson et al v Raymond ment entered; On verdict of the jury. 63864. In the matter of the alleged insanity for purpose of filing plea in abatement. C. Whittenburg et al, quiet title & eject., 63836. Danver v Danver. Plf. awarded cus of Robt. Carl Owens. Commitment to Lo- Crim. 8283. State v Riley. Ct., assigns L. Keating & Hammond. tody of oldest- child and deft, awarded cus- gansport State Hosp. ordered. J. Murphy, co. pauper atty. to defend cause. 63904. Exp. pet. of alleged insanity of " tody of Chas. Edw. 63885. In the rSatter of the pet. of Wm. 63866. Kwiatkowski v Kwiakowskl. Hrg. Ralph Wenman, Jan. 17. 63873. Alleged epilepsy of Carl Leroy •Scheiman for adm. to Robt. Long Hosp. retble. Jan. 16. 63905. LaSalle Extension University v Gor Smith. Hrg. retble. Jan. 26. Admission ordered. Est. 7015. Fox. Est. closed. 1 don L. Harrell alias Gordon Harrell, comp. 6st. 6976. Grayce Belle Hose, First Natl. 61160. Hollis V M#i_ner. Hrg. Jan. 29. Thursday, January 15 on note, E. Olczak, Jan. 15. .. 63627. State on rel. Geo. Beamer v Nichols. Bk. of Mish., exr. Exr. discharged. 63906. Dept. of Fin. Inst, of State of Ind. Deft. Wm. H. Nichols files ans. consenting to -Est. 9661. Leonard SzulkowSki, Ignatius K. 63825. Applegate v Defts. V. F. De- statutory liquidator of the St. Jos. Loan & decree _*_ forfeiture. W__w_n__ci exr. Ext.'s pfet. for allowance of Frees and B. DeFrees appr. by Martin. Trust Co. of So. Bend v N. Ind. Fuel __JUght 63307. Richardson v Richardson. Plf. grtd. atty. fees granted. 63736. City of Mish. v Deft. R. E. Co. of Kendallville, Ind., et al, corrip., ItJoran Claim 424 Marie Lowry Brunk V Aaron A. Rohleder apprs. by Davis. divorce. 63721. City of M_Sh. V Deft. J. M. & Manion, Jan. 17. Lowry Est. Clairnat-it files amended claim. . 63907. Est.i M. Hoffman v Don Hoffman, SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 Friday, January 16 Raab apprs. by Raab. 6S7ST7. City of Mish, v - Deft. M. Vin divorce, Davis, Jan. 17. Monday, January 12 Gdn. 209. Emil Claeys, St. Jos. Bk. & Tr. son apprs. in person and' ruled to ans. within 63908. Ella Mae Whitaker V Ellis Whitaker, 63156. White et al v H. B. Shank Co., ei-al. Co., gdn. Gtdnship cont'd. 10 days. divorce, Davis, Jan. 19. May, one of attys. for "deft. T. J. Walsh sug- Est. 6901. -_.H_abeth_-[.T___y, Harmon Kel- ' 63441. Holladay v Holladay. Plf. granted . gests death of said deft, on Jan. 3rd, 1942. ley, admr. Schedule referred to Lechner. divorce. SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 61214. Brumbaugh by fi. f. v Godshaw. Est. 7025. Urbano Giunchi, Assunta Giun- 56633. Johnson v Johnson. Cause dis chi, admr. Admrx.'s pet. to transfer No. tnd. NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT ' Deft.. files verified plea in abatement. missed as to lot 74 and 76, No. Sh. Ter. add. NO. ,1 IN 1941, 327. 61255. Gebhart v Godshaw. Deft, files ver. Pub. Serv. Co. preferred Stock granted. 58665. So, Bend Acceptance Corp. v Mc- plea in abatement. Est. 6948. Katherine E. Lowe, Vemoh Lane et al. Plf. files mo. for new trial. 61232. Brumbaugh v Godshaw. Ifeft. files Lowe, admr. Est. settled. Est. 6646. Tridle. Admr.'s pet. for order 63880. Spiegel, Inc. v Guy Pearson, on acct. ver. plea in abatement. Est. 7692. .Cash Bonine, Milo B. Slick, determining that po inheritance is payable in Lamberson, Jan. 13. 63857. Philion by n. f. v Search. Mary admr. Co. Dept. of Pub. Welfare, deft. Ho this est. granted. 63881. Adoption of adult, R. Zimmerman, Louise Philion files pet. for payment of arrrt. pfrt. to sell real est., apprs. to said pet. • by Gdn. 1717. Gdn.'s C/R ex and appd. Jan. 14. of judgment to her without gdnship; granted. Huguenard. 58362. Taylor v Cause dismissed as 63885. In the matter of the pet. of Wm, 61115. Straub v Straub Transit Co., et al. Est. 9010. Emilia Welter, Minnie Martin to lots 74, 75, 78. No. Shore Terrace add. Scheiman for adm. to Robt. Long Hosp., Jan. Cause continued to Jan. 13. dale, admrx. Hrg. Feb. 8. . 58795. Taylor & Johnson, Inc. v 14. 62486. BatchellOr v Batcheilor. Cause dis 63851. Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp. V Bruner. Deft. Same record. 63887. Paramount Furniture Mfg. Co., Inc. missed. r.j.prs. by.JO&B. 58407. Taylor v Cause dismissed as V Dept. of Treas. of Ind., comp. • tor refund 63634. Gilbro's Shoe Store v Barnes Elec 40587. Vol. Tr. of Maggie S. Kerfter. Trust to lot 78, No. Shore Terrace add. of Gross Inc. Tide, Huruieh, Jan. 14. trical Co. et al. Deft. Barnes Electrical Co. cdntinued. 60322. Taylor & Johnson Inc. v 63899. Harry Polls et al v No. Ind. Transit, appr. by Hemphlihg and Smith... 50364. In the matter of Union Tr. Co. Sav. Cause dismis'd as to lot 78, No. Sh. Ter. add. Inc., et al, abate nuisance & damages, Met- Crim. 8197. State v Culver. Cause cont'd Inv. Tr. Trt_-tee files pet. No. 81; granted. 62846. Gen. Asbestos & Sup. Co. v Day, calf, Jan. 15. over November term. 63462. Mandel Bros, Inc. v Richards. Deft, Hrg. retble. Jan. 29. 63900. H8rry PoHs v Jos. Grovelski, et al, Est. 4fi9. rarrist^lier Fassnacht. J. P. files mo. to require pif. to file copy of judg Friday, January 16 for mech. lien, Metcalf, Jan. 15. Lechner appointed Innferitance tax appraiser ment sued on. Est. 6970. Knepple. Admr. discharged. 63900. Donald Deal v Dora Deal, divorce, and schedule referred to him. . 63673. N. Y. Central O. H. Co. v Rosen- 63730. City- of Mish. v Trustees of Segal, Jan. 19.. Gdn. 2132. Sarah T. Deahl, Warren «•: stein et al. Deftg. fo ans. in 10 days. Cit. Tr. & Sav.- Bk. appr. by Martin. 63911. In the matter of the alleged insanity Deahl, Gdn. Gdn.'s pet. to pay certain kt- .63708. Fenska et al v Marozsan et al. Plf. 63762. City of Mish. v Same record. of Mary K. Roose, Jan. 19. debtedness granted. Roger Fenska suggests death of his co-plf. 63890. Leter v Hrg. retble. Jan. 23. (On Page Twenty) Page Twenty THE MIRROR is set for hearing Feb. _2nd. 1942. Dated this 20th day of January. 1842. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Kamms Beer Circuit Court. By Marie Sniadecki. Deputy. No, Not a Submarine WiHord V. Watz, Attorney for Petitioner. —1:28 Ladies Team Rolls NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Cause No. 6439: Estate of Alexander Bokor, Sr. • By Direction of Julia Homoky, Executrix 2517 Total at of the Estate of Alexander Bokor, Sr., late of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, Deceased. Waters Recreation NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and (From Page Thirteen) all other persons interested in the said Es tate, that said Executrix has filed- in this frames during the last league session. Court her account and vouchers for the final ... Fred Bujack, formerly of St. Joseph settlement of said Estate, and they are here by required to be and appear in said Court and now in Detroit, is doing right well. on the 11th day of February, 1942, when the Bowls in four leagues and is over the same Will' be heard and make proof of vhefr heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, 200 mark in averages in all but one of and show cause if there be, why* said account and vouchers should not be approved. them. He is also sixth man on Stroh's Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Beer match "team. . . . The Men's City Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, this 21st day of January, 1942. Association annual meeting will prob FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. ably not be held until the third Satur STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Robert P. Lang, day in February due to the record- Did you know there's a whaling station in California? Well, Attorney for Estate. —1:23^30 breaking number of entries in the City there is, and of the 24 whales taken last year, 16 were humpback, OS 4638 SHERIFF'S SALE Tournament. . . . For the first} time, and seven were finback, and one was a spern whale. (See photo.) The By virtue of an order of sale to me di rected from the Clerk's Office of the St. undoubtedly the last, Joe (Muggsie) humpback whales last year totaled 651 tons, the finbacks 443 tons Joseph Superior Court No. 1, of St. Joseph Nagy, led all the shooters in the Bowl- and the spern whale 42 tons. The complete production was 778 bar County, Indiana, I will expose to Public Sale rels of whale oil and 26 barrels of spern oil. The whales themselves on Saturday, the 7th day of March, A. D., Mor "A" league. In case he hasn't told 1942, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M., are converted into dog food. and four o'clock P. M., of said day, at the you his total amounted to 662. . . . The door of the Court House, in the City of South. Transportation Club (Bowl-Mor) has Bend, St. Joseph County,' Indiana, the fee simple of the following described Real Estate cut from 12 to 10 units. . . . Peppers Est/7256. Wm. Happ, Robt. G. Happ, excr. situate in St. Joseph County, State oi Indiana, (Polar Coal, Western) had a slight Bond, $40,000. to-wit: NEW GASES FILED Est. 7257. Paul E. Helmick, Alva J. Hel- stroke last Saturday, but believe it or micki admr. Bond, $2,000. The North half of the Southwest quarter not after his doctor drained off a hat SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 Est. 7258. Geo. Mikulyuk, John Mikulyuk, of the Southeast quarter of Section No. 8, admr. Bond, $50. Township No. 37 North, Range No. 1 East; full of excess blood, the popular tavern (From Page Nineteen) Est. 7259. Mary F. LaPierre, Lillian A. La- " also commencing 2 rods South of the owner was back in a bowling alley— 63915. In the matter of the alleged insan Pierre, excrx. Bond, $3,000. Northwest corner of the Southeast quar ity qf Louis C. Town, Jan. 20. ter of the Southeast quarter of Section watching the sweepstakes. . . . This is No. 17, in said Township and Range; 63916. Olin Dexheimer v Marcellia Dex- thence East 80 rods to the East line of the seventh consecutive season in which heimer, divorce, Wins, Jan. 20. -Section No. 17, thence South 38 rods; 63920. Eileen L. Schrader v Albert Schra LEGAL NOTICES thence West 80 rods; thence North 38 Len Swinsick has not missed a game in der, divorce, Bertsch, Jan. 20. rods to the place of beginning. either the Bowl-Mor* or Western "A" NOTICE OF HEARING TO ESTABfelSH SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2 TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH The North half (">_) of the Southeast leagues. Look out, Fred Steers, he's Cause No. 508 quarter (*.) of the ~~ Southwest quarter NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT (\'A) of Section Number Eight (8), Town after a piece of your record. . . . Drew NO. 2 IN 1941, 570. NOTICE is hereby given that Scott Dorsey has filed his petition in THE ST. JOSEPH ship Number Thirty-seven (37) North, rys Beer changed its lineup after that CIRCUIT COURT (South Bend/ Indiana) to Range One (1) East; also twenty feet in have the time and place of his birth deter width off of the entire East side of the not-too-good exhibition in the Western ' "63879. Cecilia B. Buechner et al V Clement Northwest quarter of the Southwest quar Sweep. Steve (Wimpy) Zmyslo, famil M. Winkow*ki et al, imm. poss. O. Parker, mined. Said petition is set for hearing on ter, and twenty* feet in width off of the' Jan. 13. the 2nd day of February, 1942. entire East end of the North half of the iarly known as "Greasy" to his friends 63882. Bertha L. Williams v Henry Wil FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Southwest quarter of the Southwest quar in uniform, has been moved from lead liams, ltd. div., Buntman, Jan. 13. Clerk of the St. Joseph Circuit Court. ter of said Section Eight (8), same town 63883. Marie J. Van Talmage v Ashton Van By MARIE SNIADECKI, Deputy. ship and range for use as a private road. off to the No. 3 spot. . . . Four South Talmage, divorce, Buntman, Jan. 13. George W. xJeyers, Attorney for Petitioner. —1:23 Bend bowlers are entered in the Peter 63884. Avanell Miller v Henry Miller, sep., Taken as the property of Marie Kolacz, also Bingham, Jan. 13. known as Maryjanna Kolacz, Ralph Kolacz, son Sweepstakes which has a record en NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Casimer Kolacz, Edwin Kolacz, Theresa Ko 63888. Wm. G. Yankee v Evelyn Yankee, TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. lacz, Leo Kolacz, at the suit of Wladyslaw try of 768 bowlers and a $4,000 first divorce; Anderson, Jan. 15. Kolacz and Maryanna Kolacz, husband and prize. Steve (Wimpy) Zmyslo will shoot 63889. Emery Banko v Edw. Bralick, for Cause No. 503 wife. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: on Jan. 27th, Len Swinsick on Jan. 29th damages, Johannes, Jan. 15. • STEPHEN J. MOLNAR, JR., 63890. Matilda Leier v Frank Leier, div., Notice is hereby given that Gladys May Sheriff of St. Josephv County, Indiana. Johnson nee Trumbull has filed her petition ELLA MAE PAIDLE, Deputy. 1:23*30—2:6 and Steve Fabian and Joe Drejer on Nyikos, Jan. 15. in the St. Joseph Circuit Court to have the Feb. 1st. Let's all hope they hit the 63910. First Disc. Corp. v Harry J. Smith, time and place of her birth determined. Said NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT "complt., Garnitz, Jan. 16. petition is set for hearing February 2, 1942. Cause No. 6148 jack-pot or some combination of scores 63912. Wm. Gray v John B. McDonald, on Dated this 21st day of January, 1942. Estate of Minnie M. Bickel. that will produce a sizable check. . . . note, Weisberger, Jan. 17. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph By Direction of Grace P. Herman, Admin 63913. Geo. W. Shier v Henrietta Shier, Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. istratrix of the Estate of Minnie M. Bickel, Dorothy Bell of the Sweeney Shamrock divorce, Long, «Jan. 19. late of St. Joseph County, in the State of Wm. Plodowski, Attorney for Petitioner. Indiana, Deceased. team is, and we understand has been, 63914. Homer Reiter et al v Wm. Dunn, 1-23 NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega Mrs. Donald Weiss for quite some time- imm. poss., Huguenard, Jan. 20. tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and 63917. Mary L. Miller v Louis C. H. Miller, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE all other persons interested in the said Es She celebrated the announcement by div., Farage, Jan. 20. Cause No. 63907 tate, that said Administratrix has filed in this getting 545 in the "B" league. N. Trzas- 63918. First Disc. Corp. v Bert Kozlowski, STATE OF INDIANA Court her account! and vouchers for the final complt., Garnitz, Jan. 20. COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH SS: settlement of said Estate, and they are here kowski, an opponent, had 222 (544). . . . IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT by required to be and appear in said Court 63919. M. Irene McClish v Lloyd M. Mc- on the 11th day of February, 1942, when, the Did you miss Jo. Lasky's outstanding Clish, divorce, H&J, Jan. 20. NOVEMBER TERM, 1941. j Same will be heard and make proof of their 220-200 (587) in the Western Ladies' heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, ESTA M. HOFFMAN and show cause if there be, why said account league? We hope not. vs. and vouchers should not be approved. PROBATE MATTERS DAN HOFFMAN Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. So until next Saturday morning, when Be It Known, That the above-named Plain Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of this 21st day? of January, 1942. you again pull me out of your mail box, ESTATE ADMITTED TO PROBATE IN 1941, said Qpurt her complaint against said De FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. 637. fendant in the above cause together with a STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. I am yours truly—who can't but maybe proper affidavit that said Defendant Dan DuComb and DuComb, Attorneys for Estate. —1:23-30 you can — remember 'way back when Est. 7254. Columbus C. Billingsley, Mary Hoffman is a non-resident of St. Joseph Billing-ley, admrx. Bond, $1,000. County and State of Indiana. bowling was 15c a line and plenty of Said defendant is hereby notified that said alleys were available. Est. 7255. Mary Ann Ellis, Fred Espen- cause will stand for trial on the 19th day of schade Ellis, excr. Bond, $1,000. March, 1942, the same being at the City of South Bend on which day said defendant is ffrfi required to appear to said Action. ma FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. fib ** on> unliqMe . or poorly -qhted toods By MARIE SNIADECKI, Deputy. the driver often doesn't see you Charles Davis, ^7oMtofey^^p^^^Kift?|_jffc fatalitiesp COURT CALENDARS Attorney for Plaintiff. 1:23-30—2:6 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO.ESTABLISH For Next Week TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH, Cause No. 492 State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, tis: Notice is hereby given that Floyd Angus Denman has filed his petition in the St. CIRCUIT COURT Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and place of his birth determined. Said petition (Last Setting) is set for hearing Feb. 2nd. 1942. Dated this 21st day of January, 1942. COURT CASES Frank] J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph FOR DISPOSITION: MONDAY, JANUARY 26th: Circuit Court. By Marie Sniadecki, Deputy; Chas. L. Ritter, Attorney for Petitioner. Crim 8118 State v John J Benko (Murphy) —1:23 Crim 8124 State v Reimhold P Kruggel (Ritter) Crim 8125 State v Cheater A Sanders (Cook) NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Crim 8126 State v Paul Sinders (Cholis) TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Crim 8150 State v Gizella Vargo (Butler) > Crim 8161 State v Walter Riege (Wypiszynski) Cause No. 495 Crim 8173 State v Robt Tutorow et al (Rulison et al) State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Crim 8204 State v Lester Dale Hamilton (Allen) Notice is hereby given that Louise Breckeh- ridge Weston has. filed) her petition in the St. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Joseph Cireuit Court to have the time and place of her birth determined. Said petition Beginning Thursday and Friday, January 29th and 30th, 1942, the St. Joseph Circuit is set for hearing Feb. 2nd. 1942.. Dated this Court win devote Thursday and Friday of each week thereafter to the hearing of peti Sf5& 29th day of January, 1942. tions to fix time and place of birth. These petitions will not be heard thereafter on Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph / Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday at the motion hour, until further notice. Circuit- Court. By Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. Trials and other -matters Will be taken care of on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of L. V. Harmon, Attorney for Petitioner. each week. —1:23 Non-contest divorce cases must b_ at issue before being set. The February Term begins Monday, February 2nd, 1942. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Cause No. 497 pet* {^eoA> State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Notice is hereby given that Nadine Jeanette" SUPERIOR COURT No. 2 Bell Chapin has filed her petition in the St. Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and SETTING JANUARY 22nd place of her birth determined. Said petition Is set for hearing Feb. 2nd. 1942. Dated this JURY CASES 20th day of January, 1942. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph «A» LIST Circuit Court. By Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. Phone: 3-2635 MONDAY, JANUARY 26th: L. V. Harmon, Attorney for Petitioner. 59709 Berdyh v Burdick (Sands et a_—ACD et al) —1:23 62243 .Strong v Peterson et al (Sands—Huguenard) 58551 Howard v Palmer (Jellison—AC&D) NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH 60763 White v McDermott (H & Johnson—Ettl.—JO&B) TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd: Cause No. 498 We Will Send Bill State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: 61377 Wiener e. al v New Oliver Hotel Cpn (Sands—AC&D) Notice is hereby given that1 Theodore Jay 63462 Balmer v N J, Ind & 111 RR Co (M Feldman—Crane—JO&B) Finney has filed his petition in the St. 63526 Messinger v N J, Ind & IURR Co (MJFeldman—Crane—JO&B) Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and place of his birth determined. Said petition JANUARY 23, 1942 Page Twenty-one Chas. F. Bowers, transfer 27.44 Sinking Fund sue to the applicants, at the locations herein W. R. Wharton, transfer _. 16.58 Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1940 $ 7,458.24 after set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Per LEGAL NOTICES F. L. Nelson, transfers ... 45.38 Receipts during year 14,113.74 mits of the classes hereinafter designated and PORTAGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S REPORT will, at said time and place, receive informa TO THE ADVISORY BOARD OF PORTAGE Total Expenditures Tuition Fund..$30,100.21 Total of Balances and Receipts tion concerning the fitness of said applicants, TOWNSHIP, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Special School Fund Dec. 31, 1941 ,^j.__„- $21,571.98 and: the propriety of issuing the permits ap INDIANA, JANUARY" 1942. Campbell Electric Co. elec. repairs—$ 261.94 Disbursements' during year 12,561.25 plied for to such applicants at the premises Copp Music Shop, drum & repairs 16.50 Final balance, Dec. 31, 1941 „ $ 9,010.73 named: The Off. Engrs., school equipment— 902.57 Fire. Protection Fund RECEIPTS Follett Book Co., books 157.07 Balance on hand, Dec 31, 1940 $528.09 Albert H. Kagel, 79070, (Restaurant), Township Fund Ind. Institutional Industries, janitor Receipts during year 50.00 2315-17 W. Washington Ave., South Nicholas Muszer, money released supplies 59.22 Bend—Liquor, Beer, Wine Retailer. closed banks , $ 36.62 Underwood Elliott Co., typewriters. 150.00 Total of Balances and Receipts Sam Caparell, 79069, (Restaurant), 2625 - Joseph W. Nyikos, J. P. docket fees- 2,618.40 Central Scientific Co., science sups.- 175.15 Dec. 31, 1941 $578.09 Linden Ave., South Bend—Liquor, Beer, Nicholas Muszer, local taxation 7,035.43 G. E. Meyer & Son, equip. & sups- 232.66 Disbursements during year 375.00 Wine Retailer. Frank X. Kopinski, J. P. dkt. fees__ 1,751.96 Purdue University, tests 14.31 The Great A. & P. Tea Co., 79044, (Gro Rubank, Inc., music 3.14 Final balance, Dec. 31, 1941 $203.09 cery), 1015-17 E. Corby St., South Bend Total Receipts Township Fund $11,442.41 H. W. Wilson Co., library book 330 Special School Fund —Beer Dealer. Silver Burdett Co., books, charts 7.68 Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1940—, $22,047.54 The Great A. & P. Tea Co., 79045, (Gro Dog Fund cery), 2103-4 S. Michigan St., South E. Voorde, 1941 dog tax collections__$ 2,406.00 Walter Jacobs, Inc., music 4.64 Receipts during year 19,488.55 The Book Shop, writing books 4.68 Total of Balances and Receipts Bend—Beer Dealer. Dept. of Financial Institutions, Thomas F. Radmacher, tests, etc. " 6.44 The Great A. & P. Tea Co., 79046, (Gro money released from closed banks 233.41 cery), 3021 Mishawaka Ave., South Harry M. Tomlfnson, dog tax 1-00 Loretta Hubertz, sups, for home ec— 111.54 Dec. 31, 1941 $41,536.09 State Wide Extinguisher Co., refill Disbursements during year 21,114.78 Bend—Beer Dealer. Cart Varga, dog tax --— 1-00 extinguishers 17.30 Lester Plummer and Genevieve McComb, J. W. Bonner, dog tax 1-00 Crescent Paper Co., paper supplies 16T.00 Final balance, Dec. 31, 1941— $20,421.33 79049, Transfer Beer, Wine Retailer's William Gtsfa, dog tax 100 Cleveland Cotton Co., cleaning cloths 19.02 Total of All Funds permit from Emery D. Coy, 530 N. Niles Ave., South Bend. Total Receipts Dog Fund $ 2,643.41 U. S. Chemical Co., science sups.. 8.00 Balance on hand, Dec. 3t, 1940 $ 59,861.12 Huntington Labs., janitor supplies 327.84 Receipts during year , 83,413.70 Societies of Hungarian Presbyterian Tuition Fund Weisberger Bros., janitor supplies 185.03 Church, 79057, (Auditorium), 1504»,_ W. Auditor of State, tuition support—! 14,000.00 E. R. Newland Co., mason supplies. 8.10 Total of Balances and Receipts Washington Ave., South Bend — Dance Nicholas Muszer, Jan. & July dist._ 909.97 So. Bend Glass Works, glass 18.25 Dec. 31, 1941 — $143,274.82 Permit. Nicholas Muszer, money released Ind. & Mich. Electric Co., electric— 999.12 Disbursements during year 84,166.34 Caparell Cafe, Inc., 79072, (Restaurant), from closed banks 46.30 No. Ind. Public Service Co., gas 81.13 900-02 S. Michigan St., South Bend- Auditor of State, excise tax —.__. 705.34 Jacob Zerby, janitor services 990.00 Final balance, Dec. 31, 1941 ..$ 59,108.48 Liquor, Beer, Wine Retailer. Nicholas Muszer, local taxation 11.098.70 Rex Barnard, janitor 1,237.81 Total Balances as shown by this Caparell Cafe, Inc., 79073, (Restaurant), Nicholas Muszer, intangibles tax — 381.85 Rex Barnard, supplies .70 report .' $59,108.48 900-02 S. Michigan St., South Bend- Aud. of State, voc. reimbursement— 654.50 Laszlo Locsi, janitor 50.00 Warrant checks outstanding Dec. 31, Dance Permit. L. Hubertz, check reverted to fund, Ira Bottorff, janitor — 1,260.00 1941 — 825.50 lost in mail 87.50 Eari Cottrell, janitor 810.00 Total Balances and outstanding war SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN School City of S. B., transfer tuition 274.23 Richard Swanson, janitor 1,080.00 rants, Dec. 31, 1941 $59,933.98 TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICI German Twp., t__a_s_er tuition 876.06 Richard Swanson, supplies .65 Cash in depository Dec. 31, 1941 $59,933.98 PATION IS REQUESTED. Warren Twp., transfer tuition 963.37 Mary Varga, clerical hire 315.00 I, Alex S. Langei, the Trustee of Portage Penn Twp., transfer tuition 52.62 Ind. Bell Telephone Co., telephones. 126.00 Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana, do ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION Jewell Whaley, janitor 224.64 solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preced OF INDIANA. Total Receipts Tuition Fund $30,050.44 Florence Meert, clerical hire 285.00 ing report of Receipts, Disbursements and By JOHN F. NOQNAN, Bond Fund Bert Keene, Janitor 73.33 Balances is true and correct, as I verily be New Type Test Committee, tests— 33.26 Secretary. Nicholas Muszer, from closed banks.$ 28.24 lieve; and I further declare that the sums BERNARD E. DOYLE, Nicholas Muszer, local taxation 5,596.91 Geo. & Elizabeth Kellogg, purchase with which I am charged in this report are of land - 1,200.00 all of the sums received by me, and that the 1:23 Excise Administrator. Total Bond Fund Receipts $ 5,625.15 Abstract & Title Corp., cont, abst- 20.00 various items, of expenditures credited have Belleville Lumber & Sup. Co., lbr._ 2.04 been fully paid in the sums stated, and with NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sinking Fund Selmer Music Co., music 5-62 out express or implied agreement that any Estate No. 7251 City NatlBk., refund coupon $ 23.75 Indiana Lumber Co., lumber 49.62 portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid NOTICE is hereby given that the under Nicholas Muszer, local taxation 14,089.99 Modern School Supply, maps 38.75 to* me or any other person. And I further signed has been appointed by the Judge of L. E. Greenan Agency, insurance— 52.46 declare, and swear (or affirm) that I have the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State Total Receipts Sinking Fund $ 14,113.74 Harry West Printing Co., stnry. — 33.00 received no money nor articles of value, -in of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Minnie Fire Protection Fund Soars Roebuck & Co., cabinet 6.98 consideration of any contract made by me as C. Wenger, late of St. Joseph County, De Check issued, lost & reverted to fund..$50.00 Midwest Sales Co., repair stoker— 5.18 Trustee of this Township. ceased. McCaffery Co., light bulbs 8.13 ALEX S. LANGEL, • Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Total Receipts Fire Protection Fund.-$50.00 West Side Hardware, hardware 1.75 Trustee of Portage Township. George G. Feldman, Executor. Barany's Hdw. __ Tin Shop, school Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to be January 17th, 1942. Special School Fund 9.58 U.B.C. Sun. School, rent Peak schl. $ 100.00 repairs fore me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board George G. Feldman, J. W. Werntz & Co., paints 91.22 of his Township, this 6th day of January. Attorney for Estate. 1:23-30—2:8 Nicholas Muszer, money released 56.65 closed banks 47.73 J. M, Hlznay, plumbing 1942. Nicholas Muszer, intangibles tax 365.75 William Calvert, bus driver — 1,742.75 HERBERT FUERBRINGER, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH .40 Harry Cassells, bus driver 1,163.50 Chairman of Advisory Board TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. Louis E. Kovach, insurance rebate— Cause No. 468 Paul Rogers, sale book .99 Henry Cortier, bus driver 1,208.25 of Pottage Township. Standard Oil Company, refund 10.27 Cyriel Matthys, bus driver 1,118.75 This report was received, accepted and ap State of-Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Nicholas Muszer, local taxation 18,963.41 George F. Kellogg, transp. Wo hi proved by the Advisory Board of this Town Notice is hereby given that R. K. Norman Coleman A. Stela, ins. 528.84 ship at its annual meeting, this the 6th day has filed his) petition in the St. Joseph Cir Total Receipts Spec. Schl. Fund—$ 19,488.55 New Central Coal Co., coal 842.91 of January, 1942. cuit Court to have the time and place of his Grand Total Receipts of all funds.$ 83,413.70 Shanahan & Co., ins. 69.38 HERBERT FUERBRINGER, birth determined. Said petition is set tor Bureau of Tests, tests *«>•«> ALEX J. KERTIS, hearing February 2, 1942. Dated this 18th EXPENDITURES Louis E. Kovach, ins. 26.00 1_23 Advisory Board, Portage Twp. day of January, 1942. Township Fund Harry A. Snoke, ins. W-J* Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Shanahan & Co., J. P. & constable The Macmilian Co., books 14.81 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Circuit Court; by Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. 10.24 Geo. W. Beyers, Attorney for Petitioner. bonds " 25.00 The Heckman Bindery, books Estate No. 6379 10.00 Anthony Molnar, doors, mtrl., labor 63.00 Estate of Burton Thomas Van Der Karr. 153 Arthur F. Perley, constable bond!— 35.16 Kiger & Co., J. P. & off. supplies— 63.22 Cadmus Books, books By Direction of Will M. Van Der Karr, Ad 190.00 Frederick Anderson, magazines 66.75 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Harry West, J. P. & off. supplies— 879.74 ministrator with will annexed of the Estate Dr. Frank Kubiak, pay adwsry. brd._ 5.00 Feaser Coal Co., coal of Burton Thomas Van Der Karr, late of St. Cause No. 63909 5.00 Crane Co., supplies 7.20 Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, De STATE OF INDIANA William Hodosy, pay advsry. brd.~ 10.58 Herbert Fuerbringer, pay adv'y. brd. 5.00 So. Bend Supply Co., supplies ceased. COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH SS. G. C. Hartman, coal 65.00 NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega In the St. Joseph Superior Court No. 1 ltemington Rand, Inc., service add. 3.38 November Term, 1941. machine -- 3.50 Peltz-Kaufer; paper tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and - 100.00 Recr-iation Equipment, gym mat — 18.88 all other- persons interested in the said Es "Whitcomb & Keller, trustee's bond- 18.90 DONALD DIAL Alex S. Langei, tr. sal. & _xp 3,100.00 Alexis Coquillard, ins. tate, that said Administrator, W. W. Annexed, 291.42 Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg. Co., has filed in this Court his account and vouch vs. Mod. Supply Co., off. & J. P. sups- 30.00 Business Systems, Inc., off. supplies 57.45 reg. thermostats ers for the final settlement of said Estate, DORA DIAL 23.75 G. L. Maus, baccalaureate fees JS.00 and they are hereby required to be and ap Artcraft Printers, stationery 10.00 Be It Known, That the above-named Plain Gazella Molnar, clerical hire 1300.00 Chas. T. Baillie, commencement fees pear in said Court on the 11th day of Febru 139.91 Royal Typewriter Co., repairs 8.00 ary, 1942, when the same will be heard and tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of said The Mirror Press, Inc., legal adv— 15.90 Court' his complaint against said Defendant Alfred E. Martin, sal. for legal serv. 900.00 Pehlke Service Station, welding—_ make proof of their heirship, or claim to any 159.50 Standard Oil Co., janitor supplies..- 23.28 part of said Estate, and show cause if there in the above cause together with a proper So. Bend Tribune, legal adv. 15-00 affidavit that said Defendant, Dora Dial, is Joseph W. N_dkos, J. P. salary 1,800.00 Fred J. Anderson, survey fees be, why said account and vouchers should 1,800.00 Smith Alsop Co., brushes 14.55 not be approved. a non-resident of St. Joseph County and Frank X. Ksplnski, J. P. salary.— 15.50 State of Indiana. Elsie Varga, clerical hire 337.50 Joe Budd Book Bindery, diplomas- Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. 970.88 O'Brien Varnish Co., paints ... 89.60 Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, Said defendant is hereby notified that said Alma A. Hall, J. P. clerk salary 18.83 cause will stand for trial on the 20th day of Wilma S. Melton, J. P. clerk salary. 970.88 Stephen Czigany, janitor supplies— this 16th day of January, 1S42. Knapp Seed Store, seeds & fertilizer 4.45 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. March, 1941, the same being at the City of _$ 12,458i>l Laven Insurance Agcy, ins. — __— 11.90 STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. South Bend on which day said defendant is Total Expenditures Twp. Fund 9.72 required to appear to said action. Dog Fund Kenney Machinery, mower repairs— Herman Newsome, L Mittermayer & Sons, _ins. 6.80 Attorney for Estate. —1:23-30 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Nicholas Muszer, surplus dog fund__$ 2,597.41 Al-Jax Chem. Co., jntor. supplies- 21.70 By MARY CATHERINE BLACK, Deputy. Ruby Dion, chickens JriBed ___- 12.00 Midland Chem. Co., jntor. sups 18.90 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Solomon. Segal, Everett Casper, chickens killed lO-tv St. Jos. Co. Farm Bur., fencing—— 39.63 TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH Attorney for Plaintiff. 1:23-30—2:8 Hammond & Stephens Co., rec. bks. 10.10 Cause No. 449 Total Expenditures Dog Fund —$ 2,619.61 Hamilton Body Shop, rprs. on buses 185.00 State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE NAME Bond Fund Stannard Power Equipment, vacuum Notice is hereby given that Carm LeRoy Cause No. 63878 Merchants National Bank, bonds & . repairs --— i'Zk Hathaway has filed his petition in the St. STATE OF INDIANA, coupons —-—.-* 2'468-75 Englewood Elec. Sup., elec. supplies 1.00 Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: place of his birth determined. Said petition IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT First Bank & Trust Co., bonds & Whitcomb & Keller, ins. ... — 174.J8 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF The Columbia PreM, writing bks.- is set for hearing Feb. 2nd, 1942. Dated this coupons * -i.-OO./O 16th day of January, 1942. JOHN ALEXANDER GURDON Total Expenditures Bond Fund___$ 4,937.50 So.-Bend Carpet & Shade Co., shade 3.50 FOR CHANGE OF NAME repairs Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Sinking Fund A T. Peltz, tune pianos 20.45 Circuit Court. By Marie' Sniadecki, Deputy. 2.43 has applied) to the St. Joseph Circuit Court, First Bank & Trust Co., bdnds __ The Arabol Mfg. Co., paste —T Geo. A. Schock, Attorney for Petitioner. coupons • o.^'0-"" Hess Duplicator Co., films - - 6.65 —1:23 of said county and state, to have his name 3.12 changed from -. John Alexander Gurdon to American Trust Co.. coupons 100.00 South Western Pub. Co., tests — that of John Alexander Gordon, and that said City Natl. Bank, bonds & coupons.. 4,186••_. Remington Rand, Typewriters, & NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH petition and application will be presented to Total Expenditures Sinking Fund.$12,561.25 Libr. equip.' — 119.30 TIME AND PLACE Oil BIRTH 37.52 Cause No. 452 and heard by said court at the first day of Fire Protection Fund L. A. Kolupa. first aid supplies 10.00 the May term, 1942, of said court. So Bend Tribune, newspaper State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Dated this 31st day of December, 1941. Board of Public Safety, fees for fire So. Bend Toy Mfg. Co., chairs 21.00. 1 Notice is hereby given that Michael Joseph services sai-.w Nyikos has filed his petition in the St. JOHN ALEXANDER GURDON. Off. Sup. & Equip. Co., miraeo. rep. Jones, Obenchain & Butler, Total Expenditure for Fire Protec & supplies --— 15.00 Joseph Circuit Court to have the time and 29.46 Attorneys. —1:23-30; 2:6 .$375.00 Modern Supply Co., school supplies. place of his l>irth determined. Said petition tion Fund Milliken Camp, gas 1.42 Is set for hearing Feb. 2nd, 1942. Dated this OS 4639 SHERIFF'S SALE • Tuition Fundi 16th day of January, 1942. By virtue of an order of sale to me di Theresa Templeton, teaching $ 1,317.50 Total Expend., Spec. Schl. Fund__$ 21,114.76 . FranfcJT. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph rected from the Clerk's Office of the St. 517.21 Joseph Superior Court No. 2, of St. Joseph Fred Horn, teaching Grand Total of all Expenditures—$ 84,166.34 Circuit Court. By Marie Sniadecki, Deputy. wi Mary J. ©reen, teaching 830.75 Jos. W. Nyikos, Attorney for Petitioner. Counts, Indiana. I Jl expose to Public Sale Plaul Rogers, teaching 1,369.83 —1:23 on Saturday, the 7th day of March, A. D., Frances Qermiean, teaching 462.92 Statement showing amount of all moneys 1942, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M., -Bwight Weldy, teaching 508.85 paid to the" various funds of Portage Town NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH and four o'clock P. M., of said day, at the Rose Jacobs, teiching 923.89 ship of St. Joseph County, disbursements TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH door of the Court House, In the City of South -Helen Kuntz, teaching 940.64 therefrom and balances remaining therein for Cause No. 453 Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana, the fee Fred Dillard, teaching _____ 480.00 the year ending December 31, 1941. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: simple of the following described Real Estate Sinclair Refining Co., floor oil 3.00 solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Huntington Lab. Inc., supplies 66.50 report of receipts, disbursements Add bal Cause No. 43853 LEGAL NOTICES Royal Typewriter Co., rpr. typewriter 5.45 ances is true and correct, as I verily believe; STATE OF INDIANA, THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL RE Roseland Lmbr. & Coal Co., coal— 150.00 and I further declare that the sums with OOWUTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: PORT TO THE ADVISORY BOARD OF CLAY I. & Ml Electrto Co., light & power. 27.46 which I am charged in this report are all of Central Hdwe. & App. Co., repairs.- 195.24 the sums received by me,' and ther various IN THE ST. JOSEPH C_R0OTT COURT, TOWNSHIP, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, INDI gad. Bell Telephone Co., telephones. 20.52 items of expenditures credited have been NOVEMBER TERM, 1941. ANA, SHOWING RECEIPTS, DISBURSE Pat Pensinger, insurance 385.88 fully paid in the sums stated, and without MENTS AND BALANCES OF ALL TOWN John V_tn Tfess, hog loss 16.80 expressed or implied agreement that any MABEL R. HAVENS SHIP REVENUES FOR THE YEAR ENDING Charles Towteend, motor 3.00 portion thereof shall be retained by or re —vs^— DECEMBER 31, 2941. Star Store, supplies 10.00 paid! to me or any other person.' And I fur EDGAR C. HAVENS George Heeter, supplies tax repairs. 6.35 ther declare, and swear for affirm? that I Expenditures Beckley Candy Co., supplies 7.08 have received no money, nor article of value, Be It Known, That the above named Plain Northern Ind. Pub. Srvc. Co., gas J 10.86 fl.jp. Supply Co., beats. 3.12 in consideration of any contract made by me tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of said Patitucci 8c Sons, home ec. sup. 24.23 Glen Scrivnor, rep. gym floor 25.00 as trustee of this "township. Court her complaint against said Defendant S. B. Janitor Sup. Co., janitor sups. 67.00 John Mitchell, plumbing 476.78 F. L. NELSON, in the above cause together with a proper G. E. Meyer & Sons, supplies 53.15 Jack Mitchell, plumbing 24.77 Trustee of Clay Township. affidavit that said Defendant Edgar C Havens Glen Scivnor, labor repairs 25.00 Paul Gogley, trustee Harris twp. re Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to be is a non-resident of St. Joseph County and Ind. & M. Elec. Co., light & power- 123.06 fund school transfer 42.88 fore me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board State of .n the South line of Corby Street in said the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State expose to Public Sale, at the same time and Ctly; thence running East 88 feet; thence of Indiana, Administrator of the- Estate of place, to the highest bidder, the fee simple LEGAL NOTICES South 5 feet; thence East 44 feet; thence Mary Boucher, late of St. Joseph County, of said real estate. NOBCI «f ABMINISTRAT-ON SOuth 1 4o feet; theriee West 132 feet; Deceased. Taken as the property of Vernon C. Hast Estate No. 7247 thence north 45 feet to the place of be Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. ings, Marion H. Hastings, et al., at the suit NOTICE is hereby given th_ft\fhe under ginning. ST. JOSEPH BANK __ TRUST CO., of Emma Treiber. signed has been appointed by the Judge of Taken as the property of Chester Riff el, et Administrator. STEPHEN J. MOLNAR, JR., fffe Cirdu-t Court of St. Joseph County, State al, a. the Suit o£ Home Owners' Loan Cor Dated January 14th 1912. Sheriff of St. Joseph County, Ind. of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Thomas poration. ELLA MAE PAIDLE, Deputy. —1:9-16-23 Joftff^Wl-h. late of St. Joseph Cdunty, De Parker-Crabill-Crumpacker-May-Carlisle - STEPHEN J. MOLNAR, JR., and Beamer, ceased- • j_fr v__r: Sheriff of St. Joseph County, Ind. Attorneys for Estate. —1:16-23-30 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Said Estate fs supposed to be solvent. ELLA MAE PAIDLE, Deputy. —1:9-16-23 COUNTY COUNCIL. Alfred E. Beyrer, Executor. NOTICE TO TRUCE DEALERS January 8th, 1942. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Parker, Crabill, Crumpacker, Cause No. 63844 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned NOTICE is hereby given by the under May, Car_fcs|e ec Beamer, STATE OF INDIANA, .- that the Board of Commissioners of St. Jo signed that a special meeting of the St. Jo • Attorneys for Estete. 1:9-16-23 COUNTY OF. ST. JOSEPH. SS: seph County, Indiana, will receive sealed pro seph County Council will be held at the usual IN THEJST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT, posals or bids on the.27th day of January, meeting place oft said Council, at the hour of NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOVEMBER TERM, 1941. 1942, up to the hour of ten o'clock A. M., fori eight o'clock P. M„ on the 27th and 28th days Estate No. 7249 the furnishing of one (I) Delivery Truck for of January, 1942, for the purpose of consider NOTICE is hereby _gven that the under ZORA I. KINGSBURY Health win Hospital as set forth in the requi ing and passing an ordinance- for additional signed has been, appointed by the Judge of —vs— _. sition and specifications now on file in the appropriations out of the County General th* Circuit Court of St. Joseph County,. State County Auditor's office. Fund to meet the extraordinary emergencies of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of MARK HOFFMAN existing at this time, as follows: Cf__T__s Myers, ltfte of St. Joseph Cd-tety, USONA HOFFMAN BUSSENHSUS HEALTHWIN HOSPITAL NEELIE GRIFFIN One Delivery TruCk. Deceased. Said sealed proposals, or. bids must be ac COUNTY AUDITOR AND TREASURER Said Estite is supposed to be solvent Be ft Knovrh, That the above named Plain companied by either a certified check or a Binders for Tax Ledger Card's __$ 1,500.00 Russel Myers, Administrator. tiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of said bidder's bond in a sum equal to not less than January 10th, 194?. - Court her complaint against said Defendants ten per cent of the amount of the bid to P-SNN TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR Frank E. Coughlhv - ^^ in thetjabove cause together with a proper gether with a non-collusion affidavit. Deputy Hire 300.00 • Attorney for Estate. 12:6-23-30 affidavit that said Defendants Mark Hoffman, Proposals must be filed on forms furnished Transportation 100.00 Usona Hoffman Bussenieus and Nellie Griffin by the County Auditor. Rent and Telephone 50.00 AMENDED NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUJTT are non-residents of the State of Indiana and The right is reserved to reject any and *t- Estate No. 6790 that the above entitled action is instituted bid*. COUNTY AIRPORT -Estate of Murgurditch G. A-exani-ha. for the partition and sale by a Commissioner Dated this 14th day of January, 1942. Salary of Secretary 1,100.00 By direction ef American. Trust Co., Ad- appointed bit the court for such purpose, of NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, Airport* Construction and ri_m_strstor W- W. A. of the Estate of Mur- the following described real estate located in Auditor, St. Joseph County, Indiana Equipment ..... 34,945.00 gu-d_teh GL,Alexanian* late of St. Joseph St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, to-wit: —1:16-23 Deficiency for the year 1941 9,500.00 Cdaritf, _*_ We State « Indiana, Deeeasetf. The East one-half (»/2) of LOf Numbered NOTICE is hereby given Jo the heirs, lega Six (6) as shown on the Recorded Plat of NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT COUNTY ASSESSOR tees, and dte*f_ees of the SsSd dfeeedent, and Hendrick & Gr_nt's Addition to the town, Estate No. 6826 Additional Clerk Hire 800.00 all other, ryr»f*f« interested in the said .estate, now city of South Bend, Indiana. Estate of Carrie Caroline Heiman. . that said Ad-ft-rostrate*- W. W. A. has filed in HEALTHWIN HOSFTFAI; this court its account and vouchers, for the E? Direction of Gust Ross, Executor of the Lot, Numbered Ninety-nine (99) as shown Estate of Carrie Caroline Heiman, late of St. Additional salaries for employees 10,000.00 final seTtfemeSfl* «i said estate, a**B they are upon the Recorded Plat of Fordham Ad hefeby _««__t_red to be and appear in said Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, De dition to the Cits*' of South Bend, Indiana. ceased. COUNTY .PLANNING COMMISSION Court on ffft? 23rd day of Februwy, 1942, Zoning Ordinances 1,000.00 when -toe sam* W_U be heard and make proof NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega Lot Numbered Fifty-five (55) as shown tees Srtd devisees of the said Decedent, and oi their heirship, or __aim* to amy pwt of sam COUNTY BUtLbfafG DEPARTMENT estate, and-*iow caUse if there be, why said upon the Recorded FLat of Oakland Addi all other persons interested in the said -.state, tion to trier city of Mishawaka. Indiana. that said Executor has filed in this Court his Additional salary, office supplies account and vouchers should not be ap and equipment 931.60 proved. account and vouchers for the final settlement Said Defendants are hereby notified that of said Estate, and they are hereby requited WITNESS,, the Clerk and the Seal of the said cause will stand for trial on the 9th day to be and appear in said Court on the 11th COMMISSIONERS St. Joseph Superior Court No. 1 at South of March, 1942, on which day said Defendants day of February, 1942, when the same will Printing (Deficiency for the year Bend, Indiana, 10th day of January, 1942. are required' to appear to said action and an be heard and make proof of their heirship, 1941) 64110 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk- swer plaintiff's compIiBSnT hereff.. or claim to any part of said Estate, and show County Civilian Defense 7,500.00 STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. cause if there be, why said account and Jones, Obenchain & Butler, By MARIE SNIADECKI, Deputy. vouchers should not be approved. Totals $68,367.70 Attorneys for Estate. 1:16-23 Parker, Crabill, Crumpacker, May, Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Carlisle & Beamer, Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, Taxpayers may appear at the session of the NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Attorneys for Plaintiff. —1:16-23-30 this 12th day of January, 1942. County Council to be held on the 27th day Estate No. 6979 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. of January, 1942, and shall have the right to Estate of Clem Bennett. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION GENEVIEVE HHDLACK, Deputy. be heard in respect to said ordinance. Any By direction of Gus C. Gutknecht. Admin Estate No. 7248 additional appropriations as finally made will Iden S. Romig, be automatically referred to the Indiana Tax istrator of the Estate of Clem Bennett, late NOTICE is hereby given that the under Attorney for Estate. —1:16-23 of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, signed has been appointed by the Judge of Board, which Board will hold a further hear ing within 15 days at the County Auditor's Deceased. ] . A the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State NON-RESIDENCE NOTICE NOTICE is Hereby given to the heirs, lega of Indiana, Executrix of the Estate of Mar office. At such hearing taxpayers objecting tees and devisees of the said decedent, and garet A. Johnson, late of St. Joseph County, Estate No. 6938 to such ordinance or additional appropria all other persons interested in the said estate, Deceased*.* STATE OF INDIANA tions may be heard, and interested taxpayers that said Administrator has filed in this court Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. ST. JOSEPH cotmtt, ss: may inquire of the County Auditor when his account and vouchers for the final settle MARY A. JARRELL, Executrix. A such hearing will be held. ment of said estate, and they are hereby re Dated January 9th, 1942. tfr THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT Dated this 16th day of January, 1942. quired to be and appear in said Court on the Charles W. Bingham, WOVEMBER TERM, 1SW. NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, 30th day of January, 1942, when the same Attorney for Estate. —1:16-23-30 FRANK KOM_NOWS_a, ADMINISTRATOR Auditor, St. Joseph County, Indiana. will be heard and make proof of their heir of the Estate djt ANTONI (ANTON) 1:16-23 ship, or claim) to any part of said estate, and NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CEBULSKI, deceased. show cause if there be, why said account and Estate; No. 7243 _.-S___-i NON-RESIDENT NOTICE vouchers shoud not be approved. NOTICE is hereby given that the under MARY GLOMBICKI, Suit To Quiet Title WITNESS, the Clerk and the Seal of the signed has been appointed by the Judge of WACLAW GLOMBICKI, Cause No. 63893 St. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indi were losing four tankers, etc., within They're probably busy, but we were bill will probably be a couple of dol a hundred miles off New York and led to expect, oh so much, immedi lars, maybe five, possibly ten, but ELIEVE IT Halifax. We are producing 2,000 ately the fight started. Secretary what of it if it is five hundred or five airships a month and 1,000 tanks. Knox, especially, had us sweeping the thousand, if you have been that RELSE That means 3,000 of the former and seas, both of them instanter. He has lucky? Stack the "sacrifice" against 1,500 of the latter since Pearl Har n't been so boastful since Pearl Har your freedom of lig . print, preach Nat Shells DeLuxe ft bor, but what has the war and navy bor. However, he did escort Prime and mob; think of yourself as a po department done with them? Byron Minister Churchill to mid-Atlantic, tential Hitlerian slave, novir' much (From Page Two) Price, press censor, says we mustn't on his way home in that flying-boat, woulcl you give out of anything that while we're Remembering Pearl Har know; that it might help the enemy. and got back without any upsets. As you have to escape Jthevpotential Hit bor, and in our excitement, in fight So we are asked for $28,000,000,- to Secretary Stimson, rumors out of lerian clamp-dowi_i__i__-3^^^ ing mood, despite income-tax returns. 000 more, walking by "faith, not by Washington suspect that he may soon You can say "yes" .without having Were he to let it lag along with our sight,"—to add to our "sacrifices." be let out, along with Madame Per to surreri(_ter~ the hope that out of apparent inaction in the field, in the One thing we are going to do, in this kins, and that Paul McNutt may get Washington will come a full return air and on the sea, until Pearl Harbor war program, if we do nothing else, Stimson's post; Sid Hillman, that of for what it costs you, and that the is forgotten, congress might feel im is to "sacrifice"; nothing wrong the madame. One thing about it, big shot, harboring;, huge contracts, portuned to go cautious with the about that, but some day we may be McNutt will have something doing and sequested_-_^__Q_Err commissions expense bill. prone to ask, what are we "sacrific even if it is no more than td get his for putting the contracts over, will So far, after six weeks of Remem ing" to? name in the papers. Paul would like have to do a little/ 'sacrificing" too—• bering Pearl Harbor we have been in * * * * to be secretary^ of war, or something; notwithstanding the worries of Mer- two battles; Colin Kelly won his, We're reaching the he takes a good picture. rimer Eccles,, head of .the Federal Re and Douglas MacArthur is holding Income-Tax point where it is the And your income-tax return; don't serve board, and Henry Morgenthau, his own. Yes, we have downed some take it so hard. Suppose you never secretary of the treasury, lest the men Jap airships, and sunk some trans AIlO ulJIIUly partments that need did have to file before? Neither were in the lower biackets do not "sacri ports, a warship, submarines and pepping up about you ever so in danger of losing your fice" enough^ syitf.. that those in the cruisers (two this week) ; three trans War Worths as badly as the pro home, your church and your job. If upper brackets-may be hit too hard. ports in a hundred miles from To duction department; war calls for use this is your first filing, unless you are You'll be seein' me— kyo, about the same time that we as well as infuse of war materials. a mushroom millionaire, your tax ftS —SILAS. Blue plate special.... UNCLE SAM'S paratroopers, going "down-* stairs" on business, carry three square meals in one small pocket of their uniforms. It's very special food—powdered, cow centrated—calories carefully counted— but complete from soup to coffee. It gives husky men the reserve power to keep going when other supplies are cut off. a i i Reserves available almost anywhere, Here is a basic defense industry, able Reserve power is just as vital in industrial because of carefully planned and inter and willing to do its part—glad to pledge as in military emergencies. When tank connected systems. v all-out co-operation with government and factories, plane plants and shipyards be-* But no power reserves could continue industry—until the skies and seas around gan to eat up more and more electric to satisfy hungry, humming machines in America are secure and free forever/ power, reserve rations were ready. definitely. So the electric companies have Reserves built up in advance by the been working fast to keep ahead. 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