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THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE FIFTEEN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952 Temple To Four Members Of Bear Squad On Sick List Lt. Col. Holmes Assumes Post State Draft Chief Dixon Five Suffers First Leaguei Loss Hold Benefit Pin Matches Dixon Beverage was handed its first defeat of the St. Joseph 'Rec A flury of physical ailments have been cause for concern by Coach Ray Haack this week as he readies the St.

Joseph Bears for their Friday night date with the Nile Vikings In the southern Berrien county city. Four squad members have been vn i ii i i i 1 1 i i i A aecond set of exhibition match reation Basketball league season ArmstrcngV es will be held Sunday at Temple alley to raise funds for the local last night by the Whirlpool Auto matics in a 41 to 34 American di March of Dimes polio campaign Quaker fund. shelved temporarily in practice by illness and Injury, but it Is believed at least three will be ready to go in Four women's teams will compete with four men's teams, and the SI vision contest. In other games last night. Auto Specialties downed Kerlys Produce 47 to 48 in an overtime National division game, and Industrial Rubber trounced Ross Well Covering Friday's Big Seven tilt.

LANSING, Feb. 7 (AP)-Lt. Ool. Arthur A. Holmes became Michigan's acting director of selective service Wednesday following the death of Col.

Glenn B. Arnold, state director since 1948. Col. Arnold, a member of the Michigan National guard for more than 30 years, died at his Ypsilanti home yesterday following a heart attack. He served in the Mexican border campaign and both world wars.

Governor Williams said Col. Arnold's death had cost the state "one of its most conscientious and experienced public servants; he was a man of absolute integrity, high ideals and great ability." Lt. Col. Holmes, the deputy director, will serve until Williams' recommends a permanent appointee to national draft officials. ifee paid by each member of each Regular guard Dwight Riemersma and reserve guard Ron Knuth both have had a touch of the flu, and Yov tan install yourself and serve? Carrier 61 to 32 in a second Na tional division game.

five-member team will be turned over to the polio fund, said alley operator Walt Owca. In addition, Owca said, receipts from sales of concessions at the alleys Sunday starting center Paul Weber suffered a slight ankle sprain in Tuesday's Flexible backing oni K.99 Enamel Finish T3e, Marble, and Knotty Fine effecte-54" wide practice which may slow him Friday night. Frank wesner, a reserve flight will be turned over to the Dixons' defeat by the Automatics was their first loss in five contests, three during the first round of play, and one previously in the seeond Race Wire Curbs Passes State Senate Bans Transmittal Of Track Data To Bookies In Michigan LANSING, Feb. 7-(AP) -Legislation banning teletype transmission of horse and dog rasing "news" was half way through the Michigan Legislature today. The Senate, dropping a variety of objections to the scope of the bill, passed it unanimously yesterday and sent it to the House.

Senator Don W. Gilbert (R-Sagi-naw), the sponsor and a former grand jury prosecutor, calls the bill the solution to official corruption by commercial gambling interests. He contends it will outaw the one thing which bookmakers must have, a high-speed teletype ticker to bring in racing odds and results. The measure exempts newspapers, radio and television stations and communications firms which notify county prosecutors that they have installed tickers which they suspect may be used for illegal purposes. DELAY VOTE A vote on a Republican-sponsored legislative reapportionment plan was delayed until Tuesday when the only G.O.P.

Senator from Detroit urged a "compromise." Objecting that the plan would not increase Wayne county representation in the Senate, Senator Clar ence A. Reld said his Senatorial district covert nearly 1,000,000 persons "the largest district in the United States." He asked for a few days to see if a compromise might jell to give Wayne county two more Senators, raising the Senate from 32 to 38 members. The proposed plan now considered would increase the Senate to 30 to give Oakland and Macomb county individual Senators. Bitter attacks by farm interests failed to stop House approval of a bill to require that white flour and bread be enriched. By a 59-29 vote, the House passed the bill and sent it to the Senate.

It was attacked by some rural representatives as unnecessary and an added expense to the state. Supporters called it the greatest and cheapest forward step in public health in many years. AMENDMENT BEATEN Attempts were beaten to remove the allowable maximums of iron and vitamins and to send the bill "back to a committee. By a narrow 51-32 vote, the chamber also passed a bill to specify that the state Hutchison act does not forbid public employes to organize and to permit early intervention of the State Labor Mediation board in disputes. Rep.

Richard L. Thomson (R-Highlarid Park) brought up fears that the measure might allow the organization of the Fraternal Order of Police, banned in Detroit and some other cities. Advanced for a House vote today wa? a bill to raise the minimum age limit for an unrestricted driver's license from 16 to 17 and for a restricted license from 14 to 15. House debate was scheduled today on a bill to permit opening direct rolls to public inspection. forward, was reportedly absent from half.

The loss relegates them to second place in the division, and match he $40 put up by each keg-ler. Proceeds from a similar event at Temple alleys last Sunday grossed $125 for the March of Dimes. lodges the Automatics in the lead spot, with a 3-0 ledger in the sec ond half. Jl The lineup for Sunday's benefit Let'n help you select and plan the right floor for your business or home. We'll be glad to gpg you a free estimate without obligation.

We have a COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE, where floor covering is a business, not a side line. We are floor specialists, all installations by factory trained men. Dixons' Russ Jorgensoh was game nign scorer, witn 13 and Llovd Krieeer led the winnsn: with features Williams Garage men vs. Smitty's Beverage ladies, Pine Pub men vs. Kroschel Construction ladies, Gardner's men vs.

Lee's Standard Service ladies and Barlow Laundry men vs. farmers and Merchants 11 points. Dixons led by two points classes yesterday because of illness. Coach Haack Indicated that the big senior would not make the Nil 66 trip. Adolph Loikets, a smooth operating reserve guard, will be ready to step into a starting role at Nijes if necessary, as will big Ted Zuppke, reserve center.

The Bears are certain to find the Vikings in a bad frame of mind. Coach Bob Theus' crew will be seeking to gain some sort of revenge for that 80-55 licking suffered here earlier in the campaign, and at the same time, will be attempting to rebound from a surprise defeat at the hands of Dowagiac Tuesday night. Full MSC Squad InAAUMeet 3ank. STAHARD Team members are as follows; Williams Garage Al Wagner, Dick Pateer, Chick Patzer, Harry Marschke and Chuck Hartman; Pine Pub Ted Kroschel, Art 8ub- Ask Renaming Of Detroit Avenue DETROIT, Feb. 7-(AP)-The City council received a proposal to change the name of Detroit's Grand River avenue to Arthur Vandenberg highway in honor jof the late Sen.

Arthur H. Vandenberg. Grand River, a Detroit artery, is the US-16 which links Detroit with Lansing, Grand Rapids, and Muskegon. Sen. Vandenoerg was born in Grand Rapids.

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at tne nan, by one point at the end of the third period, before submitting. The Auscos and Kerlys played a tight contest throughout four quarters and an overtime. Kerlys held a 13 to 10 lead at the end of the first quarter, and the score was deadlocked 19-19 at the half. The Auscos tallied 13 points in the third period, to Kerlys' 11, and led 32 to 30 at the end of the quarter. Kerlys made up their two-point deficit in the final quarter to tie the score 41-41, but the Auscos hit for two field goals and a pair of charities for six points, to Kerlys' five, in the overtime to win.

Wesaw was the winners' high scorer, with 14 points, and Dick Gillespie paced the losers, also with 14 points. Paul Mooney, with 15 points, paced Industrial Rubber's 61 to 32 Rasmussen, Don Gardner, Art Zel-msr, Louie Radde and Harvey Walters; Barlow Laundry Art Cross-man, Bob Crossman, George Badt-ke. Bob Janca, Art Ratter and Er-jrln Brumling. Bmitty's Beverage Clara Neu-man, Carol Severin, Lola Schlutt, Oen Norton and Nina LaMar; Kro-tehel Construction Pat Kroschel, Millie Brandt, Caroline Zelmer, Ha-sel Miller and Lydia Ross; Lee's Standard Service Imogene Scott, win over Ross Carrier. Jim Krieger and Ry Anderson paced the losers.

Bette Bedon, Buddy Lee, Dorothy Miller and Phyllis Young; farmers and Merchants Bank Irene Teter, Delorei Jenning, Dorothy Kunst, Darlene Dudas and Barb Fisher. Pony Jayvees BeatB. H.Frosh EAST LANSING, Feb. 7 (AP) -Michigan State college will enter a full squad of approximately 50 men in the Michigan AAU Indoor track championships at Ann Arbor Saturday. IviSC Coach Karl Schlademan said he would use the AAU meet as the yardstick for determining entries in the Michigan State relays here Feb.

16. Michigan State's best bets for wins are expected to be in the relays. A two mile relay team, a mile relay team and a shuttle hurdles team will be entered. Michigan Center Ruled Ineligible ANN ARBOR, Feb. 7-(AP) -Regular Center Bob Jewell has been ruled ineligible for play on the Unt-versity of Michigan basketball team.

He is the second player lost by the squad because of scholastic difficulties. Freshman Ralph Kauff-man, a reserve for forward from Elkhart, was ruled ineligible Ponies Take On Hartford Friday The' Benton Harbor junior high abinth graders lost their scoring punch in the second half last night at the armory as they dropped a 23-II verdict to the 8t. Joseph Catholic Junior varsity. Coach Lloyd Geigers five led at the and of the first, frame. 12-5.

and St. Joseph's Ponies, with two consecutive victories under their belts for the first time since before Christmas, will be hosts for the second time this week Friday. Visitors will be the Hartford Indians, who stand in fourth place ft till managed to maintain a 13-12 in the Little Eight circuit. The Ponies, by virtue of their 58 to 39 victory over Cassopolis Tuesday, are occupants of the third place seat in the league. halftlme lead.

However, the Ponies' reserves rolled to a 22-16 edge at the end of three quarters and held junior high scoreless in th last heat. Steve DIMarlo led Benton Harbor rtth nine oolnts, and DeFay had last week. The parochial trounced the In The second semester, however, does not begin officially until Monday and both Kauffman and Jewell eight for St. Joseph's. Junior high, dians 48 to 27 in their last win be -X i I SUNNYDALE GRADE A MEDIUM PURE CANE GOLD STANDARD mm tie mum fore a five-game losing spell over will be available to play against took them Dec.

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