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-L- TWENTY THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1943 Woman Murdered Blood Donors With The Colors Bowling Scores And Standings Church League Team Standing W. L. Broadway 35 32 Fair Lawn League Tsasa Btaadiafs W. Center 38 11 Raymond 8t. 36 14 Ralr Lawn A.

C. 31 20 Mikes 34 S3 Bee Eire trie 14 '27 P. L. Hlken 22 29 Fox. Bros 13 i8 BeUalr 13 38 Indlridaal A Term-a -O.

Are. a. Ave. ParasaUl 61 199.21 Strebl 5 181.1 Lamb 81 196.451 Budy 51 180.39 Van Horn 51 194 33j Zimmermn 37 178.7 State 61 194.7 I Boer 37 177.11 "-jy sr 1 Are Lined Up List For Feb. 18 Visit Of Mobile Bank Is Complete The Blood Donors Committee, Paterson Chapter, American Red Cross, through whose efforts last week Paterson achieved and even surpassed its total in pints ot blood donated to the Mobile Blood Bank for the month of January, is pleased to announce that the registrations for the Feb.

18 visit of the bank have been completed, i Over 250 persons have signified their intention of being blood donors on that day, and no more bookings are needed. Volunteers will be booked for the Mar. 17 Blood Donor Day, The committee, headed by Dr. Thomas Clay, expresses its tnanks to the public for responding so generously and conscientiously last week, and the others who nav-i registered for the next visit In the February bookings appear the names of many person who have volunteered and given blood previously, many as re cently as in December. The Red 'Cross requires that two months must elapse between donations.

Dreyf uss Urges Winter Parking. Ban Near Plants i Trenton, Jan. 24 UP) Parking of automobiles on narrow streets and highways near war production plants should be for bidden during the winter In order to facilitate) snow Temoval and permit access of emergency vehicles to the factories. State Civilian Defense Director Leonard Dreyf uss said yesterday. I Snow plows, in clearing the center of streets, sometimes block cars at the curb so that they can not be removed quickly when it is necessary for emergency vehicles to function, Dreyf uss In a letter to mayors and township committee chairmen.

He asked them to issue local no-parking orders effective in places where the parking might be a handicap in an emergency. Port Limon In Costa Rica is built on the site of an ancient In dian village where Columbus landed on his last voyage to America. A plastic petroleum being extensively used to lubricate the maea zlnes of marine anti-aircraft guns nas Deen developed. Flue Bases from furnaces burn lng customary fuels are highly corrosive oi metals. In Her Berth In West Coast Train By FRED HAMPSON Portland.

Jan. 24, CAP) The murder on the main line as bizarre and baffling a crime as ever escaped the pages of fiction to materialize into real life still defied solution today. Investigators ran into one blank wall after another as they sought to learn who cut the throat of beautiful, blonde Mrs. Martha Virgin! Brinson James. 21, bride of a Naval officer, in her berth, lower 13 of a tourist sleeper on the Southern Pacific's West Coast Limited, as it sped through Oregon early yesterday, San Francisco bound.

However, a Negro dining car waiter was held Ipr questioning and a United States Marine private was detained as a material witness. Also after police had worked for 10 hours aboard the speeding train and had held the 'limited four hours at Klamath Falls, they disclosed one possible clue. Eugene W. Norton, of Caly City. and William Van Dyke, a Marine who had occupied berths near No.

13, said they were awakened about 4 ajn, by the voice of a woman "I can't take this any longer." Baruch's Daughter Christens United States Submarine Pargo asaeeBWBaaaB Groton, Conn, Jan. 24 (JP) Builders of submarines are "fit comrades for the fighting men in the land, sea, and air forces of our nation." said Bernard M. Ba-ruch. special advisor to the War Department today as the submarine Pargo was launched to become a unit of the rapidly increasing two-ocean Navy. Baruch, chairman of the War Industries Board in World War I.

came here with his daughter. Belle sponsor of the Pargo. The launching, attended by workmen who built the new submersible. and their families, was held in the South yard of the massive plant of the Electric Boat Company. Garments that" provide triple protection against freezing, bruising and drowning are covered by three patents.

Despite the lack of nitrogen as a fertilizer for fruit trees, specialists forecast a normal crop for next year. Name Flying Fortress Liberator Charles L. Murray Joins Sea Bees! Charles Leo Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Murray of 5 Lake avenue, left for duty with the Sea Bees last Thursday. He has received the rating of seaman, second class. Prior to leaving for the service, Mr. Murray was employed by the Curtlss-wright Propeller Division in Caldwell. He, is a graduate of Edison Vocational School, Pater-son.

A brother, Is stationed with the Army Air Corps, Moore Field, Texas. Pvt. TenvilKger Completes Training Private Wesley B. Terwilliffer. son of Mrs.

Edna J. Terwilliger of 864 East Twenty-third street, has completed his basic training at the United States Marine Cores Station, Parris Island, and New River, N. C. While at the latter camp, he was awarded a medal for sharpshooting. Ho is at present at Cherry Point, N.

where he recently passed his first tests with very high marks for advanced training at a Marine Corps Air School. He expects to be assigned to an, air field in the near future to begin an intensive study period for his new duties as a radio communi cations operator. William J. Thomas Now First Lieutenant The promotion to First Lieutenant of Second Lieut William J. Thomas of Clifton, has iust been announced by the War De partment.

Lieutenant Thomas' recommendation for promotion was dated Christmas Day. three months after he received his com mission at Harvard University, wnere ne pusued a course of specialized instruction, for which he was selected from the AAF, OCS ai Miami ueacn, tiorida. At present. Lieutenant Thomas is assigned to the 389th Dive Bomb Squadron at Savannah, where his organization is undergoing the final phase of Its training at the Army Air Base. In civilian life.

Lieutenant i nomas was a secondary school teacher at Caldwell. Paterson Women Training In WAACS Fort Des Moines. Iowa Auxiliary Verna J. Curzon, daughter of Police Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph Curzon of 490 River street, and Auxiliary Mary K.

Baron, of 233 Hamilton avenue, Paterson. N. have started training in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Both young women have been assigned to a receiving center company for a week's elementary jnlli-tary training. Here each is issued clothing and equipment, instructed in rudiments of drill, and given Army classification tests.

These tests will help determine the job she will fUl in the WAAC. For the following fnnr ureaVe she will be assigned to a basic company for more detailed training, preparing eacn to replace a man in a non-combat Army job. Pvt. W. CTTaylor Returns To Camp Private William C.

Taylor, husband of the former Catherine Van Ostenbridge of 435 East Eighteenth street, has returned to Camp Bowie, Texas, after spending a ten-day furlough at home. He was inducted Feb. 2. 1941, and received his basic training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Re-Dlacement Center. From th pro ha was transferred to the Field Ar tillery school.

Fort Sill. Oklahoma, where he took the enlisted motor specialist motor mechanic course and Diesel tractor course, graduating both. From there he was transferred to Camp Bowie, where at present he is a section chief. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Taylor of 33 Bella Vista. Ro-chelle Park, and was affiliated with his father in business before his induction. Corporal Gardiner In Officers' School Camp Polk, Loulsana Corp. Jow N. Gardiner, son of Mrs.

Lillian Gardiner of 17 Cambridge ave nue, Rochelle Park, has been chos en to attend the Field Artillery Officers' Candidate School course at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Corporal Gardiner is a member of the 491st Armored Field Artillery Battalion commanded by Capt, Hayden Private Priceman Attending School Childress, Texas Private Harold Priceman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Priceman of 222 Water street, Paterson, N. is one of the select group of enlisted men to report at the new Army Air Forces Bombardier School near here.

Private Collins Completes Course Amarillo Army Air Field, Ama-rillo, Texas Private Edwin F. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins of Boonton road. Mountain View, N.

has completed his course of studies as an aviation mechanic in this Army Air Forces Technical Training School. Wins Promotion Staff Sergt. A. Roberto was recently promoted to the rank of Technical Sergeant Formerly at Moody Field, Valdosta, he is now stationed at Marianna, where his wife resides with him. Their address is 119 West Clinton street, Marianna, Fla.

Husband Pushes Wife, Who Breaks Plate Glass Window Mrs. Mary Jackson, 21, and her husband, Joseph. 22, of 20 Law rence street were arrested shortly after 1 o'clock this morning by Patrolman Dutkus and they are held at police headquarters pend ing arraignment in Police court on charges of disorderly conduct. Mr. and Mrs.

Jackson became Involved in an argument at Main and River streets and Jackson allegedly pushed his wife and she broke a large plate glass window in Brody's clothing store on the corner. Three Men Are Hurt In Week-End Mishaps While returning home from work early yesterday morning, Theodore Smith, 50, of 96 Sixteenth avenue, tripped on a broken sidewalk in front of his home and fell to the pavement. He was removed to the General Hospital in an ambulance in charge of Dr. Apffel and received treatment for a broken right leg. He was held at the hospital for further observation and treatment.

Frank Hubbard, 43, of 281 Twelfth avenue, reported to Patrolmen Stratton and Rodgers of the radio patrol that he had been injured by a bus at the Ellison street side of the City Hall at 11:47 o'clock Saturday night He was removed to the General Hospital by police and treated for a possible fractured left ankle. Fiori Gorlette, 45. of 45 Elm street, was injured on the left side of the face at 10:25 o'clock Saturday night, when he slipped and fell while guiding a laden hand truck down a concrete ramp at the plant of the Printex Dy Company, McLean boulevard and East Twenty-sixth street. He was treated at the General Hospital. Helen Baldanza's Truck Is Stolen Police were asked early this morning to try to locate a Chevrolet truck owned by Helen Bal-danza of 50 Vreeland avenue, which was stolen from Grand and Jersey streets between 12:30 and 1:30 o'clock.

The truck is painted red and bears the name. "Eddie Mayo's Dairy on the sides, and carries license number XS-359. Drives "Victory Auto" Powered By 4 Batteries Columbia, S. Jan. 24 (Jfh-W.

G. Graham, real estate man, speeds about town in his little wooden-bodied victory car of his own invention, unperturbed by the gas shortage. The tiny black car, 30 inches wide and eight feet long, has bicycle tires and is powered by four batteries. Graham has his own battery recharger at home. His speed? Twenty-five mph, maximum.

S. Patent Office. Army And Navy To Designate Warplanes By Popular Names So that the general public may have a better Idea of the character of military aircraft and more readily identify them, every warp lane bomber, fighter, transport, trainer or other type will hereafter have a name of its own instead mt being a mere number. In adopting this policy, the Army and Navy will follow a practice which, has long been in effect in England and which has made certain plane names household words throughout the world. Many American combat planes are already' widely known by a particular name, bat certain minor changes have been made, as in the case of the Cnrtlss P-40 series of fighters, models of which have been known as the "Kitty hawk" and "Warhawk." but which hereafter will be known -only as the "Warhawk." The new names of the United States combat planes, together with the old letter-numeral designations and the companies manufacturing them are the following: Nite League Tessa BUaelass 4 41 40 39 38 37 35 34 31 24 23 18 14 14 11 17 16 30 21 23 22 33 24 25 33 2 31 32 33 26 27 42 46 46 49 Paeaero Cbu.

Drugs Dt eVurusttnis PeUciaoo's SJessnac Ptrmoutli Taaty Diner Patarson Rswi Coote Sam's Pi8n Club Pterins Bro. Jordan's Ky-eOrade Jockey Ctob Giea Rock; Purreys Master Vltabrrar Glabella's InfirUsal A re rates Ae. a Peane 39 188.1 13 Oreaacker 13 SuMlln 8T SKI 80 184.83'Vacca 81 Baker 87 183.39! Vto 85 Dl LelU SS m.lllAprlle 40 Brown 111.11! La VIgnl SI Afftnito an 180.18: Oloratto 47 BpesaaU 180.5 IM.Neaast 58 rw Mary 57 180.1 IPeranio 50 Herelbes 45 170.381 Vltale 87 Builo 55 179.10Oemm 65 doom 19 171.35! Krlei 60 6qutterl 51 178.11 We 57 Puluse 57 178.101 De Flora IS aNrtl 43 1784 I De Feo 34 South 5 178.4 I Maaiello 53 Gallo 47 177.301 Patula 57 Pedrn 54 177.1j Kreroer 60 C. Lota CO 177.5 Mauch 54 Karpack 1 176.17 Elm 64 PUipeUt 00 176.6 Kelly 61 GeUene 60 176.3 I Holder 60 De CUh 60 175.381 Donnelly 5 Jordan 54 176.311 VnHouten 65 Walko 35 175J6ID Modic 44 Lawls 53 175.331 T. Lota 46 Oortasso 65 175 8 lOattl 6 TDmadlo 31 173 .5 IMekme 53 Bolie 60 174-511 Ackerman 60 Milter 66 174-381 Barm 51 Sbertdan 0 174.25! Felloe 43 Vertaafen 174.3 Hevit 36 lit Series Ave.

174.3 173.54 171.48 173.38 173 173.39 173.32 173.11 171.7 173.47 173.34 173.14 171.10 172.9 172.5 17L27 171.41 171.38 171.37 170.35 170.19 170.5 170.3 109.37 169.16 160.13 159.3 W7.43 167.9 167.25 lT.i 167.1 Charles Drafs Mraieatss IT OWIel 156 138 181 Barbierl 154 183iCuecnello 146 GKrratto 183 191 18SAX(lnlto 135 Melons 183 in Sheridan 303 Puluae 171 11 140! J. OaUo 154 Was 151 188 156 173 170 173 156 170 166 174 Dt LeUa 138 175i -I 06 791 6771 810 801 858 Sb4 Serie Btea CfeeUeaai Fmtersaa aUees VUUer 144 171 195 Sullo 173 140 Walko 19 159 172! Do rem 179 143 193 SalUard 3O0 150 145IItle 152 169 Lrvli M6 173 183 143 XlalKeUo 167 187 19 SqutUerl 171 183 163 1 990 646 8691 Sl (31 838 Df Aarastlnis Palle 13 159 178FlUpelU 164 128 166 Oalo 13 165 ITS' viiaie i vti Cortaxxo 309 176 179! DAjritLnj 133 154 150 Kater 309 137 159'Peranlo 109 160 303 LaVixna 1(3 145 1481 VnHouten 99 iBrown ...157 181 -I 809 791 443 603 769 845 4th Bartaa Dairr Mreeai Oak laa )M 181 186 181 ii in ISA 2101 Aekernn 167 154 157 n. Pes 156 167 1441 Rota 154 303 179 Basten 154 190 180! Much 191 153 180 Tmnuuo 179 174 171 Hoteser 1ST 139 163 407 895 8971 451 437 Ml St Series Fan-ry FeUelaa i Furrey 141 171 is mrsoexr au rjoanely 156 154 IBOIFeUclaao 130 Oattt 144 199 172 Aprils 190 Bmltto 173 194 lTi De Mary 141 Spzante 179 304 1471 Baker 144 173 179 174 156 181 144 303 186 193 194 T94 63S 9341 863 425 809 4tk Series Glabella's Fleeia Bras. DeMdica, 170 143 183" Dleeehlo 144 149 140 Brim 183 144 133 143 133 rmineHo 140 134 laOIFesctOTO 146 170 151 Baiastro 130 134 1531 Blind 136 136 135 Karpak. 154 177 194Bark4 144 178 300 14 TO 401 1 84 749 1th Seriaa Jecaey Claa Master Fusil 131 ITT 1404 Oatosalo 135 177 171 Rotella 131 116 ITS Doostno 115 177 131 Crtmoia 154 156 158! Luciano 1 143 141 PiUua 14J 177 143 Ruio 177 1TI ISO Nefast 144 304 WJISUBeUn 144 330 303 739 446 4431 774 914 793 at.

Series Vitahrsv Tasty Dtsar Roraains 174 134 174' Elm 141 301 ttl WRmlne 133 167 1J4IT. LoU 167 117 BUad 136 118 135KaUy 114 150 BevtU 163 184 ISliPaooe 301 17 307 Rrnotda, 154 173 181IC. Lota 144 144 163 Ocaaane 184 IMelOM 141 7tt 791 7951 819 433 794 9tk Series laaaa Hy -Grade Fedyo Jordan Adder ty Gemma 306 194 177' De Olae 207 173 183 143 303 186Cleooi)S 146 168 178 13 315 173'Ooiocchl 137 171 311 18' De Oiae 171 149 198 244 133 lMjHreibeko 161 174 199 -I 947 965 470 423 434 924 16th Fi Jsrdaas 148 140 3071 Jordan 125 174 Vleattno 144 144 181 'Kinney 195 313 180Vrnacn 164 154 ISSIBlauvelt 154 171 15 Kries IDlMaoro 1 811 470 9081 141 151 175 147 171 164 163 139 153 156 171 191 170 ataueh Dc Flora 760 844 439 North Jersey Women's 1st Series FaaJ'e Bad De Beers Ztbrlskt 169 147 1631 De Hooie 303 144 1 94 tZoeaelk 151 131 1441 Downs 103 154 126 Badle 134 157 144. Wilson 163 176 153 Schmidt 161 158 1M De Old 155 190 140 Ballon 167 163 140 178 153 404 759 783! 2nd Series 763 444 773 RlrersJ as 137 113 144 Parkin Ashvrta Rosa Kaipp Hadley 133 134 lSJ Rote 114 140 UljClaiUi 114 114 154 166 170 Blind 114 HI 184lBauman 113 111 133 116 113 161 130 120 130 164 171 166 -I 464 736 7741 634 464 716 Srd Series S. F.

Fire Oe. Na 1 Central BLOerre 170 167 157Tacono 144 167 153 HOadlk 214 131 lWftAkeitTa 177 137 137iTeneaa 166 183 189'Oulnther 125 166 183Marehot 118 122 153 181 164 159 167 156 140 148 196 156 Marino KUhnaa Ryan 883 773 8531 745 405 759 4th Series Vaa Ordea Herbat 179 183 Canter Ns. 4 1IJ Yablonka 134 144 108 Getfood Dykstra Drraprt Wenzel 134 171 190 Bauer 174 184 143 183 140 167! Kaplan 134 154 150 134 179 13Si Clark 189 111 145 147 153 ISO Newbold 170 184 143 783 822 414; 5th Series Test Bread way T. 797 7(9 48 M. C.

A. Lka1k 138 146 141'Daaon 133 183 llllRosenfld 139 113 ISOlPattersn 165 177 183! Shew 134 17S ITS ADdretU 167 189 122 134 ISO 151 139 137 1S1 156 139 165 1M 184 1S5 wbtford Market Kofler -I 747 791 770i 701 SOI 794 Littte FaiU Human 141 184 161 1 Conner 137 137 153 Gosper 127 114 141 1 Blind 130 130 130 Anderta 134 144 148cnedler 99 117 152 De Old 135 134 152! Barbour 97 137 113 Jardine 207 123 137 107 ISO 734 498 735! 890 606 488 7th Series Demald Parses Past's Btae Trsast 173 130 lUtMcElroy 134 134 129 Oncotss. 138 118 114 Crckuhnk 166 111 144 Blind 130 120 40 49 87 Vn Olick 136 136 34 MI edema 176 114 96 Adamo 163 167 1361 Mc Qutstn 96 U9 118 163 167 1361 716 464 447 441 897 554 Bob Fox has an easy time Retting strikes on the alley, but. his big trouble la getting them down 00 trie score sheet. Honing in toe Automotive League in Columbus.

Ohio, be bad this tough luck: Fox got his first strike on the wrong alley, this followed by a strike on the correct alley, but he fouled He then rolled his econd ball for a "strike" which W9s. of course, a spare on the score sheet. HaledonProspect League Team Btaadijir 14 1 1 1 19 34 36 27 24 29 30 32 37 39 44 53 33 43 60 64 4 11 64 67 13 64 4 64 64 -67 4 7 54 47 61 46 Ave. 883 874 MS 6 66 851 855 845 839 838 811 837 803 777 761 Are. 167.

166.31 106.17 166.1 166.1 166.40 165.17 164.38 164.13 164.9 Jersey Stat 40 Allan 39 Manor 39 Huebners 34 Farmer 35 North Haledon Firs 33 Post Office 31 Belmont A. O. 30 Fiorina 29 Van Orden's 34 Tote a Spa 37 Neer's 32 Parksides 30 Braen's Fire 15 Valley View 11 Indlridaal ATsrafes Ave.l OradweU 13 196.9 Walder L. Belle 64 10 67 64 39 67 61 61 61 tl 43 61 35 60 30 54 193.401 Maffel 193.7 I Hall 184.43 1 Wood 182.34 VanDuyne 183.30VanSlootn 183.17IO. Tanis t.

Bauer Cauda F. Bauer Hammett De Block Voorbeea Sheridan Hessler Caruso Liddy Scheren Meyer Snthouas Fowler SUnsfleld 161401 Dunkel 181.14jNtTO 181.9 Piccolo 160.32 Walla 160.13 Sprint 180.1 A. Bell 179.35 voe-el 178.43 Schaaf m-iaiCPrey 178010. Breen 163.63 163.37 163.30 161.39 161.38 163.1 163.15 VnHouaen 87 178.20!Doherty Reg 57 lTS.niShrphouM GranateU 64 176.7 I Brock Lutz 37 175 Werner Boaland 64 174.41! Placet 163.16 161.40 161.17 160.33 31 160.1 160. 159.31 157.34 Oantner 36 174.4 Hamel 18 Vennard 67 173.38 1 Gour ley 39 Stanifleld 1 173.171 Steyllns 36 Pluymers 44 173.16 Oretnorn 67 167.23 BRyerson 51 173.13 Templeton 34 Ortesehel 57 173.3 IStelnes 19 Rainey (7 173.52! Kane 36 Waterhse 57 173.461 Shiner 64 167.14 187.7 156.39 154.33 156.34 155.83 155.3 153.10 153.1 151.44 151.3 150.40 144 147.

146.19 146.38 146.13 144. Ptssmmno 7 173.30IBaU 57. J. Belle 64 173.34 Splnnler 30 Da Old 87 173.17 O. Breen 67 Huebner 64 t73.1GStoptord 57 Ryan.

7 171.1(1 Whrit 35 Parmer 54 170.471 West S3 Basson 87 170.45! Friend 33 Medici 67 170.30! Lor 51 Zahriskl 170. I West. Jr. 9 Biersma 64 169.44 Stop ford Smith 43 169 J3 Dbmrdo SI Goodwin 64 149.36 1 Bonneral 61 Haast 43 169 W. Breen 30 Maeaiuso 41 1M3 lLaraond 13 Morton 61 1 67.34 1 Tonight schedule: Post Office at Braen's.

Huebner's at Parksides. Totowa Spa at Neer's. Jersey State at Arian's. No. Haledon at Fiorina Bros.

Farmer's at Belmont. Valley View at Van Orden's. Manor at Haledon. Industrial League 1st Series Bright Stay Be try Wrirht 1(34 Meyer 136 10 13 Dunning 144 131 130 Backet 18 144 144VnSplntr 1 181 150 Brown 186 143 134 Walton 134 177 169Prank 170 164 149 Leiman 183 311 199 1 Newton 13 184 145 Hays 140 133 789 74 7841 713 74 734 end Series Wander Bread Watson-Flare Blako 130 149MeOutr 164 164 313 Pothmua 141 17 UISelaro4 31 303 SO Balrd 150 161 173 194 164 Totlno 191 165 315 304 168 Oalus 143 144 leSITmpUner 1" 30 147 cecKsr to Jo 771 830 34 3rd Series) 914 974 999 Ok 165 173 13 147 19 11 177 16 151 Nat. Kakber Mahy Smmrra 17 31 129IPuglis Pccrotti 17 16 133Doubk Prkhrst WBmmr 13 17 15 149 144 Sidor Foxle Bonafid 187 13 143 307 161 174 ZanetU Fabian 181 139 143! 130 407 813 7341 4th Seriaa Wrixht Pred.

Natl Quntlert 154 199 161! If cube rt 141 181 31 141 154 165 124) 150 301 234 177 144 174 149 Young 140 163 136Oueirs Janaalc VnHsrlt Fisher 149 163 117 Bnrnsr 144 184 1561PlUoud 313 181 163! Zanettt Kniehet 1 S03 7B2 70 US (72 Sth Series Cartiss Preetll ller Bty4- Biml verduln Breen Rbertsa 174 178 ISOINuss 114 18 303 174 167 171 177 33 339 Parkin Dtnardo 106 144 119 114 135 16 199 149 197 300 It 10 Laurie 174 309 3001 Orethrn Martel 30 183 1901 OUH 1- '09 949 9701 739 80 937 Dye Weeks 143 184,147 134 14124 12 131 144 164 161 173 13 173 171 sth Wrirhta SSS Atlantis Melon 180 169 1831 Palmier! Seller 156 170 163Rggierto Slnator 140 151 139Dyks AmatO 174 143 169Boffh Dlelarer 1145 143 I 794 74 807 7th Series 73 747 76 Bregaai Va Ylaanderea 167 174 147 165 146 11 195 121 144 141 183 164 304 203 166 Loreng 166 15 171 Allen Spine 159 159 llSAugr 134 135 Chritmn KUllan 15 306 162 Gallo Toerpe 123 140 135 Bora 741 14 737 Sth 13 79 73 Taraada Felice Dudaelk 136 159 1331 Brln 171 14 19 KaUnakl 1(9 155 135 Lngereld Varso 130 149Patrial Trmchk 161 15 177! Donnelly Koike 154 164 1371 Oattt Quintia 153 164 146 165 154 12 164 153 143 163 16 64 304 73 71 Till 788 74 147 9th Series Eealet. Wright 975 Peaout 10 169 133 13 13 13 Kltkwskl in 164 143 A tens Trragiio 13 117 166 Znusso 123 114 119 Kelly 18 134 179 184 147 143 184 IS 197 DeBllech 167 12 168 Graham Putnam 144 11 74 443 447) 21 899 S3 14th Series Van Vlaaaderen CcBrieht Star Battery Bplslrl 14 11 194Oenaro 143 173 143 Vrelsma 13 seaman 118 143 141 144 187 163 167 161 170 164 174 199 Caput 169 161 223 Doerner Sherry. Daly 159 900 191 174 334 174 XBo) Morocco Rachel Ruhrew 74 9t S4 788 (30 (37 Haffnar 340 194 337 Stelnkmp 323 30 30 Schaus 14 183 191 Cordas 18 173 180 Kron 160 8 totter 16 171 16 193 331 Prraalk Ackrmn 194 30 194 Schaeidr 193 303 180) 991 1004 993 907 930 969 4th Series Nell's Rle di Qnaekenhnah OaaekenbnahLa ConU 186 13 189 Ries di Bloom 11 13 191 Smith 300 179 313 176 163 304 195 335 306 333 191 322 Brown 193 16 183 170 1 45 193 165 314 300 Schilling Cusmal Self Cole Bleaken Richards 181 303 1761 33 943 9tl 940 1033 Sth Series Ma41sea Plaaa Clifton Newton 1(7 193 1(3Penner 17 16 173 Wardlow 197 164 ITI.Leaeh 161 164 163 Munson 155 31 1S Suecorskl 13 1S3 147 Bolts 14 1 l0i8araoco 17 is 13 AahwrUt 10 19 199. Duffy 1(7 311 11 (85 13 82 4th Series Ml 119 (35 Paala Bin Pant's Grey Tbth 1H1M 19SI Fisher 176 181 904 Petruff 161 181 194 Jardine Jenco 181 16 163Klelger BurrUl 13 1U 158 Roselene Blanch! 173 15 OTIMUlion 174 176 151 186 163 148 155 180 191 121 II 17 -I 856 866 9151 411 61 7th SteUa's Whit Kanter Lynn 309 197 167Taglello 148 167 154 Mgllcn Wurst Slppte Ferment 169 160 165 Jexaweg i ist 14 139 174 179'Jetaweg 144 176 189 16 166 190 Perow 190 18199 16 173 177 Barry 300 170 181 444 449 865 S3 883 (43 Series Rubber Werkere Paal's Green Abbey Mlkos 13 313 133 15 134 19 It 16 164 NaUy 164 114 119 Ohlmeytr 174 163 160 161 186 181 161 168 :64 Lukaes Nlcholus Toronto Lorell Lovell 10 188 149 166 173 lTOiShaw 168 160 176 777 S3 7931 th series 14 790 60 Garfield Parker N. 1 Huber 18 173 184 Teller 333 118 1 60 DeLrnso 190 196 174 Tomea 19 307 13 PUIS 180 199 173 Forfeit 77 54 MS United 34 33 Eattsld Red 33 34 Simpson Blue 31 34 First Baptist Blue 30' 37 Clifton Reformed 29 28 Peterson Arenue 35 33 Eastslde Oreen 25 32 First BaptUt Red 23 S3 Clifton Church 29 37 Indlridaal Arerages O.

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llJuall 173.231 Return 172.38! Murdock 171.231 Kobls 170.40! S. Warner 170.31 Boater 170.32IC. VoorhU 170. tiTrexler 169.22!Naubauer 169.17!Steenitra 169. 9Vand'waU 169.

4McCrum 16.1 168. ftlTrowbyst 167.45 1 Swift 167.44Rapp 167.38!Marvln 167.121 Tucca 167.38J a. so i 36 66 64 64 61 Ave. 166. 9 G.An'on Lang Preacott Sreen S.Voorhls Loxley 166.

7 1 ibo. 164. 4 165.51 165.29 164.23 164. Tomkm Ollmor A. Andon Reiser Steart Wardl Johnson Lehman Orleder Tate B.

Warner zlm'man Shew Berry Koenlg Condon Scbwtser Slnkway Becker Fowler Boerama Bromley Jaarsma Smith Hee'schap 43 It 164. 46, 163.35 44 49 31 40 6 1C3.1S 161. 4 160.46 160. 4 160. 1 169.60 150.

9 41 31 158.37 51 156.39 43 35 42 30 44 44 33 64 44 31 6 154.39 154.17 1S5.37 161. 148.33 149.31 144. 143.35 140.13 139.13 11. 3 1st Series United Broadway Baptist Boersma 173 159 llltjaarsma 174 169 161 Berry 169 174 141 Johnson 174 19 147 Lang 313 193 172! Fowler 187 209 173 A. A son 144 310 1891 Warner 165 ...133 P-A'son 301 199 324 1 Condon 304 171 handicap 4 48 4IScbw'ser 174 155 (Handicap 70 94 91 907 Sad Series 44 994 44 SUnaeen Clifton Church West 17 153 160 167 141 Marvin 113 166 141 Warner 160 170 169 HelWlg 140 109 23list'nstra 164 161 160 Bromley 13 14 173TKeiser 13 IS 173 BUnd 150 160 150Bonter 144 Handicap 73 73 73 Shew 161 177 Handicap 74 46 66 809 849 912! SSS 903 S8S Srd Series Kastslde Green First Baptist C.Vrhls 160 198 135Trowb't 163 134 160 Stewart 113 136 115 159 139 127 173 149 144 ISO 301 188 Blind Swift Rapp 150 Kobls Brock Wardl Handicap 177 134 160 150 137 133 170 14 185 130 117 100 14S 145 Zlm'man Toccl Handlc'p 89 89 9 93 899 791 910 4S 909 4th Series First Baptist Bin Eastslde Red Burchen 159 303 144 Trexler 161 164 131 Corbett 161 155 161 1 Yates 167 160 180 JuaU 170 13 307 La ford 330 12 Bell 171 211 18 170 159 Slnkwsy 167 170 16lE.Vo'rbis 16 159 Handicap 80 80 80 1 Preacott ISO 180 aanoieap 70 79 11 886 837 9251 Sth Serie 97 854 870 Reform ed 144 141 194 313 192 143 179 145 174 163 11 163 173 174 159 40 67 66 Pat.

Are. liUftra Loxley 166 13S 1781 Ollmor 160 169 1681 Becker 14 1T9 152H'rsehap 159 17 211 Stewart 13 17 197 Koenlg 60 40 dOlLehmann I Handicap Returns Murdock Tpklns Breen Handicap S74 906) MS 874 934 Sportsmen's League Tessa Standings Ave. 10 1028 IS 963 1 967 34 961 34 951 25 938 30 930 32 931 35 899 39 9 45 910 45 77 Town R. J. NeUley' 43 Sandy' 39 Pomp ton Lighthouse 33 Rles and Quackenbush ..33 Paul's No.

1 33 Lafayette Friend 37 Amber Lantern 29 Oreen wood. 33 Center 1 13 Paul's No. Bridge 13 Indlridaal Averages Avs.r SO 87 67 67 48 43 34 67 67 87 87 39 30 34 87 33 64 48 67 87 43 Av. Foxle Bonsild Sohaff Beaton Moran Marton Oasal Frledhoff Da vi Madam Doremus Passero Ackerman Oravatt Beebeek J. Passer Scarmsay Young A.

Pudja HtUman Santera Hnenberg C. Pudjh Lorell Shaw Gtegner McOrady P. Passer Rlchel NaUy SlderiU 7 67 67 7 64 64 4 87 57 4 7 67 67 67 223.44 1 Hogan 310.6 I Holts 304.34 IQrln wis 303.401 Harraka 201.5O)Rlcbards 200.101 Anderson 198.151 De Nov 196.33Newton 196.11Scbock 194.1 POX 198.46ILUU 193.33!Mrton 192.481 Fisher 193.43iSchlllinger 193.341 Oontl 188.10 188.4 187.S0 1S7.S 184.23 186.5 186.4 185.49 185.7 184.49 184.33 184.16 184.15 183.39 183.19 57 54 57 67 67 87 61 64 16 87 183.9 193.30 Mae 180.3 180.35 177.66 177.50 177.35 1SJ.6 193.3 193.1 193. Davison Copleton Bamman Plnlgan 190.321 Van Wyk 67 176.43 190.21 Schilling 57 176.36 1VU.B Saraeco 33 "37 54 S3 173.11 175. 175.4 175.

173.43 173. 171.41 171.4 19.40 19.35! Ourlaci Vltale 4 64 87 48 19.19! Munson 189.8 I Poet 188.431 Dolg 188.361 Di pole 168.251 MohTl IS Schedule for tonight: Ries and Quackenbush at Town. R. J. Neilley's.

at Sandy's. Pompton Lighthouse at Paul's No. 2. Paul's No. 1 at Center.

Bridge at Greenwoods. Amber Lantern at Lafayette. Public Service League 1st Series 1 Maintenance Meter Ne. Rosewall 318 191 315! Werllng 143 302 166 18 15 13 14 190 166 160 160 160 186 222 701 Bvrilute 16S 160 179 8ndersn 135 158 303 van Suter Blind Martin Oodleakl ISO 326 188 Bnnlngt 191 186 174 Hndleap 1 IS 16 905 S3 975 Sad Gheels 782 930 829 Series A taenia McPrlnd 13 134 16S Harris 159 167 177 Cstrns 155 14 191 BUnd 160 160 160 Ooble 186 163 146 Wright 181 14 174 Lindsay Moore BUnd Doremus Hndlcsp 140 161 133 136 151 136 160 160 160 189 16S 183 47 47 47 1 00 197 807 841 774 84 Srd Series Sabstatien Trouble Promln 14S 154 155 Watersn 104 94 125 De Tnk rlSl 113 133 BUnd 160 160 160 Koerner 176 143 156 Qulnn 9 103 De Oroot 13 139 Rultnbrg ill 105 Sandrse 137 113 Cejkr 193 145 158 Kcrnyde in 111 Haan 146 134 'Hndleap tl to 7 74 65 7381 757 751 467 4th Series Office Meter Ns. WaU 176 163 131! Cairns 153 337 Dorman 159 133 llTIBerrdge 127 140 130 Allrauth 141 143 16S Schllder 132 143 136 May 14 145 134 Calms 13 153 Andersn 19 187 3081 Lenk 140 155 159 IKreuxer 167 178 Hndleap 29 1 829 777 7S7j 695 787 840 The 2nd District Court of An peals Columbus.

held last week, that a ruling exempting clubs from damages in the event a patron is hit by a batted ball covers night games, as well as day contests. Carl H. Hummel of that city sought $10,000 from the Columbus American Association club for injuries suffered while watching the Red Birds in a night game, Aug. 13, 1941. The court said a patron assumes risks incident to watching a game' and if the risk Is greater at night the fan is under greater obligation to protect himself oy taking a seat behind a screen.

Van Wjek 51 193.111 Peters 34 177.6 Post 49 193.11 Rooney 51 193.8 Mele 6 191.3 SUngerlnd 81 176.72 Casteline 41 176.22 Kulken 47 176.21 36 175.11 Reith 61 189.15 I Jacksoa- Harrtntton 9 188 6 Cuff Hamilton 43 176.6 31 175 9 Plelaet 44 187.36 Msnfra 187.29 Landietel 44 176.4 Douma 3 187.1 Mint 41 174.4 49 174.1 Chrabcher 48 188.38 Saunders Methvea 61 186.341 Vn Blootn 31 174. Brookman 34 186.11 HaU 45 173.10 Flntbr'k 43 186.5 Vanore 34 172.3 Ryan LfTll Plelaet Osborna Herman 12 186. Scheldewr 45 171.19 46 185.21 Bristol 40 171.17 Slnnema 51 169.31 Monso 31 169.12 Sehwslser 34 167.31 47 184.42! 61 184.8 32 163.8 Stephensa 47 182.34 BUinf 40 164.16 Clauas 31- 183.4 Heathrgto tl 1U. Murchlo 20 181 Knapp 11 163 6 Wehrlln 37 140.17 Oeie 3 154. Schedule For Tonight Fair Lawn A.

C. vs Bee Electric at F. L. A. C.

Mikes vs F. L. Hikers at F. L. A.

1 Bellair vs Center at Olympic Fox Bros, vs Raymond Street at Olympic North Jersey Major League -A" pmsioir 1st Series Ma real Faker's 326 1(3 344 237 357 347 171 181 198 199 144 191 179 213 304 Sea ton 236 364 216! Paber Ptnka Hart O'lteU Oaas Smith Schaff Foxle Bonlflde 301 210 303 304 146 253 300 389 314 347 303 314, 119111(3 1119! 1011 943 10(4 2nd Series Wrirht st-9444 Cartiss Proas, Braun 194 199 330IHoran 333 187 159 Ftsamns 170 304 313 334 353 Kirchnr 179 334 113 Smith 237 313 193 Rlchel 143 315 138Voto 141 314 163 Caspersn 145 183 317 UcMabn 3343 306 191 914 1034 1103 10SS 1044 959 K4 Nair'a Fa set Btas Biahss) Lamb 169 1 59 1 44 Hannah 119 189 196 179 163 300 Broufb O'Brien Ds LUla Jordan 314 334 193 304 311 313 331 194 304 233 ISO 173 Bauer Darts Hnenbrg 197 334 315 173 197 180 311 184 153 911 951 931. 4th Series 1047 982 979 CeppaisaalCX Kslik Vn Horn 164 244 303'Brexnak 334 234 Ul VlhJ 191 147 1741 Mlkula 173 17 181 Budy 167 145 1161 Potanlk 356 151 330 Kloaens 329 185 1731 Swlfard 176 191 330 Praralll 303 314 333Mismiso 171 171 144 954 934 963 1013 914 971 Sth Series Gerdea Palme Whits V. 8. Ubm SldertU 131 170 301 187 173 Puida 223 173 1(2 163 167 310 A Pujda Paaaero Martoso Beebeek 323 194 171 301 16S 211 304 334 141 Mac lk Venerea: Or In wis PnochXo 179 191 199 179 187 315 300 141 140 197) 934 477 1003 1033 974 495 6th Series Wrifmt Acre Cedar CUff 170 301 1(3 Toons 183 163 170 Passer" 167 321 161 Kenny 167 164 134 Schock 185 179 306jMoran 345 169 169 Passer 181 311 222) Bcnnsay 204 314 181 Qraratt 144 194 3091 Rosa 191 313 140 471 1014 1000 7th 979 944 434 174 170 173! De Work 314 154 309 Kocan Nardlno Perkins Sabia, 151 140 134 Undltrm 194 1(2 162 184 174 1531 Zoon 236 313 334 154 171 1371 VtaOleef 174 144 301 160 174 lSOjVn HOOW 1(8 315 141 (36 (64 753 1013 916 (47 Sth Sarias Ceater Qainlaa UartoM 150 194 300Ronloff 181 323 183 Williams Andnak Oopelton SciUnfT 148 301 161 Rohloft 196 170 174 181 163 168 183 311 184 164 144 196 Vn Dyne 314 174 300 Rohloft 194 187 171 Do BUvor 193 184 118 439 939 440 964 Ml (44 AMXJUCAX rnmioN 1st Series Orril H'thrfta 307 1(1 150 Florins, 304 336 301 Wilson 303 199 331 153 144 304 Pelak 193 319 146 303 189 175 336 183 114 181 303 197 Sprfst'd Klmblo Sturr Haukstt Maarer Heens 143 304 1(3 190 144 301 936 917 971 1034 1017 994 and Series Crstiss Pelak Laurie Buchner Martel Benslnff Pres. Silrer Cartiss Prep, Blse 171 1(6 233Waysek 197 1(3 173 181 177 r6- Srattlera 190 193 146 174 171 197 Cuhnona 171 301 195 Vemaree 164 301 164 Ponal 140 311 191 301 313 131 140 1( 19J (49 914 1004! 4N 991 (79 Srd Series B.

B. Burke Rider Oery. Paaiea 164 191 168 Suboch 143 161 Blecal Biesard Zarky Bomelya 166 143 191 Jacobs 174 199 134 313 304 1671 Tyburesy 304 303 178 Kaiser 144 313 302 Snoop 214 -174 170 Wilson 133 173 333 345 193 190 146 907 SO 907! 930 934 43 4th" Reeert J. Weill Baahaw 163 192 311 Heary's Domosks 173 334 331 198 167 171 173 190 174 170 170 160 146 170 Ml Krarlee 182 1U 170 Lotsch Cohen VlteeUrn Brnklms Johonnot Troast 225 167 Salek 334 184 334 McDnald 169 300 301 McDnld 193 954 914 1003 456 (31 923 Cyelenas 181 137 704 300 236 306 165 146 169 186 333 311 164 191 330 64h Series Garden Palae Green Wrick DeOhtto 189 150 Ktorl 333 153 170Robertsn Laorcbk Mkttrck Mayer McAteer 147 143 183iBruda 141 Oranlto Croal 167 199 190 ...154 149 887 421 875 903 943 102O 4th Series Paal's Specials Tabby's 174 144 195 177 303 150 174 171 190 Berfsma 210 154 187jMuUk Prommel 181 161 144Sabo Prebol 301 181 1678udoI Blind 150 180 lMlSabonnt Oastelne 301 166 179Cebby 943 (21 (47( 193 193 135 314 304 309 934 957 (79 7th Series -Kslik Bias Milan's Beresney 188 197 IS61 Bauer 147 166 164 Zober 149 190 333 Castelne 194 179 168 HUrnhrst 193 1(3 136 Sharkey Prelstas Zober 164 181 159 190 190 158 Zabrsklo 144 169 191 1(7 144 144 173 171 315 Baloa 197 119 Ml (87 $12 Jthniij'i Fvrker Slow las t6 iMiUtaruo Chappy 147 154 146 Lucas Chef Hi lil 188ieider BevenUo 15 14443 Past Thomas 154 13 1(3, Suler 318 175 ISO 150 148 113 19 179 Ul 164 14 178 176 186 163 IPetrnski -I 761 791 917! 474 492 955 9th- Series Terrislle Rri k'8 TerribUe 188 144 1(, Jordan 131 149 153 177 195 167 163 179 192 179 170 188 179 174 202 (28 (59 902 Mddalna Basil OalanU Toacano 174 153 171 143 144 190 Kuli Arnold 319 166 171 Mas 318 156 171! Murchlo -t (94 754 60i NATIONAL DIVISION 1st Series Beehsa's Seaessa Trlpple 183 30 156jDodds 313 188 :37 Siabady 201 234 179 Stewart 170 193 168 Pyret 34 18 304 16 30 Oelser 311 303 330Mushnikl 313 314 315 S(ro 221 17 lrriMeOrady 16 175 170 1061 ION 9341 952 937 88 Snd Series Central Breekers Kroener 339 WS 311! Fancier 191 174 206 Dennis 193 14 182 Chappy 303 334 123 Dennis 1 1(5 303Zanetti 188 19 113 Madams 214 323 303 Zlpf 193 233 333 Beebeek 183 164 1(3 Dartson 174 154 14 1616 953 1831 3rd Series 947 944 961 Stella's Blee Orril rither 236 341 MijZooVstor 180 11 1M -Navy and Marine Cps Manufacturer HEAVY BOMBERS Boeing Consolidated Army B-17 B-24 PB4Y PBJ PV B-18 B-23 B-25 B-26 B-34 MEDIUM BOMBERS Douglas Bolo Douglas Dragon North American Mitchell Martin Marauder Vega Ventura LIGHT BOMBERS A-20 A-24 A-25 A-29 A-34 A-35 BD SBD SB2C PBO SB2A SB2U TBD TBF Douglas Douglas Curtiss Lockheed Brewster Vultee Vought-Sikorsky Douglas Grumman Havoc (Attack)' Dauntless (Dive) Helldiver (Dive) Hudson (Patrol) Buccaneer (Dive) Vengeance (Dive) Vindicator (Dive) Devastator Torpedn Avenger (Torpedo) PATROL BOMBERS (Flying Boats) Consolidated Cats Una Consolidated Coronado Martin Mariner OA-10 PBY PB2Y PBM FIGHTERS Lockheed Bell Curtiss Republic Republic North American Brewster Grumman Vought-Sikorsky P-38 P-S9 P-40 P-43 P-47 P-51 F2A F4F F4U SCOUTING OBSERVATION (Seaplanes) SOSC OS2U Curtiss Lightning Alracobra Warhawk Lancer Thunderbolt Mustang Buffalo Wildcat Corsair Seagull Kingfisher Traveler Voyager Commando Skytraln Skytrooper Skymaster Lodestar Forwarder Constellation Caravan Liberator Excalibnr Caydet Cornell Recruit Tutor Valiant Texan Navigator Bobcat Wichita Kansas Yankee Doodle Crewmaker Reliant Falcon TRANSPORTS GB Beech JRB Beech R5C Curtiss R4D1 Douglas R4D3 Douglas R5D Douflas R50 Lockheed GK Filrchlld Lockheed Curtiss Consolidated JR2S Vousht-Sikorsky TRAINERS 1t WISHING WELL Registered U. CMS C-45A C-46 C47 C-53 C-54 C-56 C-61 C-69 C-78 C-87 PT-13 17 PT-19 23 PT-22 BT-13 15 AT-6 AT-7 AT-8 17 AT-10 AT-11 N2S1 3 NR N2T SNV SNI SNB2 SNB1 .7 3 5 8 4 6 2 7 3 8 5 2 4 A A A I I A 6 I 4 2 5 3 7 8 4 7 5 WP I CRT HP 3" 2 8 5 6 4 7 2 5 i 6 I AB YR I Q.N 5 7 3 2 6 6 4 7 3 6 EE EVK 88 YE i 6 2 5" 4 3 6 8 i 5 7 A I 8RtT.EE 3 HI CR i 8 4 3 5 6 'T 1 i 5 3 6 "5" TOE ENH A TLM 6 3 5 2 7 4 6 8 3 Si 2 4 I A 8 NPR 8R 8 Boeing Fairchild Ryan Timm Vultee North American Beech Cessna Beech Beech Fairchild Boeing AT-15 AT-19 Vultee SNC Curtiss HERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day.

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Start at the upper left hand -corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. I 15 lm right 1143. Ir William J. Miller. Distributed by King Features.

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