Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 11 February 1944 — Page 6

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Resume Bowling In Mies Classic Meet 47 Teams To Bowl Here Over Weekend Fortys*-vt-n ti-am* are schedul'd to bowl over the Weekend at the Mle« He<:eation alley* in 'hi- city Ui the second week of the ninth annual Mie* c!a**lc tourney . Tlx complete weekend »< hedtlle follow*; Saturday, 7 pm. • Hercules Coal Co Fort Wayne Shafts Fort Wayne; Wayne Pump, Fort Wayne Mi Kenny Tap F -rt Wayne: Habegvi-r Furniture. Heine. Bowaer No 90 Club Supert|aora. Fort Wayne Stroh n Rohem wn Heer. Fort Wayne; No 2 Moo*> JWo Fort Wayne Shamrock*. For’ Wayne; F.u-le: matii - Fort Waynr 9 p. m. Oh! Crown Baer it Ale, F t Wayne; Bryant*. Fort Wayne; Toll House. Fort Wayne; Stoppenhagen Hybrid, Ossian. Weber Hotel. Fort Wayne; Lima fTgai A Tobacco Co.. Lima O. Sunday. 1:30 p m. Studebaker Foremen. Ft Wayne Celina Body. Celina, <> .New Idea Coldwater. O . Indan Special. Hunt iiigt n; Hosdreg -•> mm Huntingsen. Standard Oil. Decatur, Han ny's Motors, Wabash. G E Owls No. 5. Fort Wayne 4 p. m. Kelly Tool Co . Winchester; Kraft Cheese, Decatur. G. E. Owls No. S. Fort Wayne. G E Owl* No 7, Fort Wayne; HakU-i* Breasts. Fort Wayne; Sturgis 5< * 10c sto-e. Rturgis. Mich . Fells Novel ties. F'rt Wayne. Hoff Bran Beer. Fort Wayne. Antlers H P<> E. Fort Wayne; Sears Sandy Nevin Shoe*. Fort Wayne 7 p. tn. Ossian Tin Shop, Ossian; Portland Forge. Portland: Hickman A Clark. Fort Wayne. G E Wonders, Decatur: West End Restaurant, Decatur: Smith Furniture. Berne; Bechtol Pastry Butler; .Moose Lodge. Redkey M«nr eville Lumber Co.. Monroeville 9:30 p- m. Sanitary Grocery. Ossian; Rudi-J sill Service, Fort Wayne; Studebaker Aviation Division. Fort Wayne. Bob's Inn. Fort Wayne

BASKETBALL |// AN OUTSTANDING TREAT xft; FOR BASKETBALL FANS J ZOLLNER PISTONS K 1 —vs — W DAYTON BOMBERS A f[t ' Two of the Nation's Best Teams! Decatur High School GYM WED., FEB. 16 JEB I 8:30 P. M. { (hmx! Preliminary 7:30 P. M. Xf Thin special attraction sponsored by the Decatur Wfl fl Lions Club. Ticket- may be purchased from any JI member of the Lions Club. Find State Bank and IIS' / M Miee Recreation. J>f|( HILDREN .50c ADULTS 75c Btxi PLAN TO ATTEND

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Commodore* v* Pleasant Mills at Yellow Jacket* gym Yellow Jackets at Kendallville Jeffereon at Geneva Winchester at Berne ' Petroleum a! Hartford lairx ast'-i r K kland - -—■ — — Valparaiso Defeats Indiana Stale Five I. U. And Wisconsin To Battle Tonight tlly United Press! Valpura.-o unive .ity Mill ha- a chance foi a sha • of the Indiana coll eg e conference basketball crown The tall Crusaders gained I their third league victory last night as they beat Indiana Slate. a 2 to lx The game w.m close and hard fought all the way Hut stale -eetll ed to have trouble at the free thr w line and missed II gratis tosses which helped the Valpo cause Valparaiso's Boh Dille scored 2« point-- to take high scoring honors Th-- game leave* state with two conference losses Valpo and DePauw remain at the top of the I. op Meanwhile. Purdue ami Indiana universities prepare for hardwood games tonight The I I' team* seeks its first Big Ten victory in eight games against a strongly-fav-ored Wisconsin quintet Indiana coach Hany Good says in- may replace guard Sam Young with Jack Mercer in a new line-up to stop the Badger* set-play offensive. Purdue plays its next to the last : n- n-conference game of the season against Wabash The Boilermaker*. runners-up in the Big Ten. are expected to face little trouble from the little giants. Purdue's final noli-i onference game Is at laifayette on Monday against Great latke*. In a service affair tonight. Bunk er Hili naval air base is host to the Glenview naval station o . ~ — I T- w4a o> • wHt T »f. n.

Two Major Leaguers i Arc Classified 1-A Joe Beggs, Suder s Subject To Draft Aliquippa. Pa.. Feb 11 ~(UP>Tw i more big leaguer* have joined ' the 1 A brigade. Pitcher Joe Beggs of the ('incine nati Red*, and infieldei Pete Ruder of the Philadelphia Athletics got the news yesterday Both air married. Begg*, who did relief work for tin- Reds la'’ year, ha one child, ami Ruder has two. Want Pro Football Chicago. Feb 11 tl'Pt American \-*o<iation baseball official* ire going to a«k professions! football < ommlssioner Elmer Layden alio.t* k-e'tine ’o thall franchises. The i xe< utivi-s want a share of •he gt (iron bUHimss so that their parks will b» n u«e during the off ■leasutl Coif Final We-' Palm Ben h, Fla. Feb. 11 -i Pi Medalist Jam- Crum of Orangeburg. S (’., and Mr*. Harvey Ma k of Easton. P.i . meet today 111 the finals of the Palm Beach women s amateur golf tournament. Miss Criliii gained the champ), nship round with an easy five and ami vhloty over Mrs Philip Hold eti of Palm Bi a< h Mrs. Mack defeated Ml*. George Vanderbilt of New York Muted Tourney Orlando. Fla. Feb 11 tl'P)--Outfielder Gerald Walker of the Cincinnati Reds and his partner, Jeanne Cline of Bloomington. 111 . Z Into the semi-final* of the Florida mixed golf tournament today. Another major leaguer pitcher Paul Det ringer of the Chicago Cubs teamed with Freda Nola gained the semi-finals In the other; bracket. Hock e y The Boston Bruin* held off a third j»-r i<xi rally by the Chicago Blackhawk* last night to win 5 to I and gain undisputed possession of fourth plat e in the national hockey league The Blackhawk* came up with three goals In the last period at Chicago but the Brum* got one enough to win The Detroit Red Win* humiliated the New York Rangers —this' time by a •<• re of H to .3. O Raw material* required for a Single airplane company would fill a freight train of 160 miles in length. , ft I* estimated.

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MAPLE MUSING Women's Lesgue Ilili-SmltTi won three from Smith Bros : Vera's won two from McMillen; My.-rs won two from Schafer: Grill won two from Bellmont; Super Service won three fr m Mies. High series: J. Gallmeyer 192. 180. lift 510. High games' M. Ladd 199. II : Bricker 170. Standing* W L i Grill 11 1 McMillen 9 3 i Super Service X I I Bellmont 7 51 V.-ia's 7 5 Hill-Smith 7 5 I Myers 5 7 Mies 3 • Sehaf.-i S •; ' Smith Bro* 1 11 i H. S BASKETBALL Jeffersonville 21. Bedford 20. Gary U-w Wallace di. East Chi- , cago It osevelt 36 Hammond Clark 33. Hammond 23. Hammond Central Catholic 45. Gary Wirt 36. o Daffy Democrat To Treat Carrier Boys To Basketboll Game The Daily Democrat carrier Itoys will be the guest* of the paper a: the big liaaketball clamic lieMeen the Zollner Piston* and the Dayton I Bomber* next Wednesday at the | high echool gym. Ticket* have been purchased for them and their helpers and will be distributed to the boy* Saturday when they pay their weekly paper bill*. The exhibition game between two of the coun'ry'* leading basket* ball teams 1* sponsored by the Decatur Lion* club. 24 ARE KILLED — <Co*ttsssd Froa FM» l> i New York. lieutenant Victor Ramsey of ; the fifth ferry command at Dalia* Lieutenant Herbert Sudmler and I Lieutenant Howard Balia of the 2<Mh ferry command at tong Beach. Calif. Lieutenant Lanton Siefert and | Lieutenant Charles Spring of the I engineering school at Camp Young. Calif. Wac Lieutenant Elizabeth McGuire of Little Rock Frank A. Kennedy of Boise Ida. Lieutenant Milton Rasmussen of ~ S —-* 1 ' —

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I Luk.- field at Phoenix. Arlz Lieutenant I Rohner of Fresno. Call.'. Ensign T. C. Malloy of Buffalo, N. V. Lieutenant Charles S Brum field of Evansville. Ind Captain Samuel Rosenfeld of Im* Angele*. Ensign It B Baker of Yuma Ark. . Captain Edgar F. Zarr of Dallas Dr. O. L R.ilh-rts of Philad I phla. E. C. Miller of Consolidated Steel. Limited, at Whittier. Calif Sam Santonas-imo of San Fran- 1 ' dsec. L R O'Connor of the war proI duct lon board. Arlington. Va. New Earthquake Is Reported In Turkey Loudon. Feb IL—(CPi—The ex* . change telegraph agency report* i front Ankara that another violent j earthquake sh ok Tuikey yeaterI day afternoon. No detail* are known. o AMERICAN AND the Allies have tried several times . to slow the Germane down, but i ■ hav- failed each time Great four-motored American heavy bomber* have thundered into the flight to try to turn the tide as they did at Salerno. They're ati tacking German troop* streaming Into the battle area. And tons of ex-. plosives are hurtling down on Ger-, man strongpoints Smaller plane* are machine-gun-ning roads over which the Germans | might riash reinforcement* into the battle area. But co far these attacks apparently haven't slowed the German*. One Britisher says: “They come at u* like a pack of w< Ives. We mow down the first ones, but other* follow.'* As for the fighting to the south, the latest Allied communique say* the American* are making further . progre** in their bouse-by-house campalK'i to clear the Germans from Caaslno. Hut there are no Uher detail* A German news agent y say* s<>o Germans were killed when bomb* dropped on the site of the papal summer villa south of Rome There ! hi no confirmation of this, although the Vatican radio has *aid that the I town waa hit. t While some Allied wsrplsne* sre I trying to save the Imperiled beachhead below Rome, others are conI tinning the offensive against west- ■ ern Europe. > American Flying Fortresses, striking at Germany for the second ■ straight day. have battered the arsenal and transport city of . Frankfurt, ifiscorted by Lightning*. I Thunderbolt* and Mustangs, the

Submit Bill To Aid Industry To Convert Hearing Next Week On Proposed Bill Washington. F«4» 11 (I Pl - Two Democratic tenaiors have introduted the flnst legislative Step designed to help industry muster out of wartime production. .Senator* Murray of Montana and George of Georgia -ay their bill | provid. for fa r .-nd epe-dy settlement of war con'ra. 's. and a strong foundation for full employment in the post-war period. \ senate afafir- sub-committee | will hold hearings on th<- m- a-un next week. Th" author)* believe the legi-la t;on will assure troth big and little bitellie.s quick r d’-ase of their facilitles for p.-,i< ■■•ime production. I- i* the fit-t bill aimed at re*tor- : log t > congres* the wartime powers delega't-d to th. prv-ident. Th. Murray-George measure would fwtublisb a m-w office of .-on ->a... termination settlement, it?1 p.msivle only to tongrt*.- 1 . ..nd headed by a presiden’ially apopinte-l fl 2 uno a y. ai director o ■■ ■ — — Geneva Cardinals Wallop Jefferson The Geneva Cardinals wallopt-i the Jefferson Warriors. 35 to 13, Thursday night at th.- Geneva gym Th.- game wa* originally scheduled for tonight but was changed by agreement of ths s. hoois. The b x score, received roo late for publication today, will he printed Satur- ! day. ■ — - — o Rome Indignant At Violations In Church London. Feb II il’Pi Reli- . able reports say indignation in Rome has been stirred to a new | peak by th* latest in a serie* of Fascist violations of the Catholic ' church's extra-territorial rights Fi .titler dispatches claim I allan heavyweights gave the city its. fourth lashing since January 29th At the same time, fout tn tore.! > Liberator* and two-motored Mar-1 audera continued the assault on the i French invasion < oast. | CORT SUN. MON. TI ES. Con., Sunday—All Seat: ICc to 4 2 SWELL PICTVRES! sf / .Al \ t l k\\ '~ —ADDED THRILLER—- ' ***** — M|6n - -j* - iIATHBONE-BRUCE O ShtfHti PrWittW tonmMY vnaMaowMK utvMtMm mt GAU SOMMRGAARD - I Eveningt 9c 2Sc Inc Ta* Tonight & Saturday ROY ROGERS “HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER” With Sen’ »f the P.oneer, XLSO—"Advcntweer «f Flying Cadets" 9c2Sc Ist Ta*

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■air general Monti and five other high officer*, seized in the Basilica of St. Paul's, have been executed Beside* the officers, M 2 other person*. Including 28 Jew-.*, were reported seized in the Basilica in a taid by Fascists and German stoim troopers.

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