The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 10

FRIDAY EVENTNfl. MARCH XT IftglS PAfiTT TEN TTIE DATLY SENTTNET). GRANT) JUNCTION. COLORADO FRUITA 1LA uiru GIVE to th. Blood Plasma Fund Now I Utah Blitz Kids Win Mythical Cage Title Amazing Utes Swarm Over St.

Johns, 43-36 In Madison Square Garden, to Become Unofficial Na- tional Basketball Champions of 1944 Indict President Of CIO Union for False Statements New York. March 31. UP) Thomas De Lorenzo, 35, president of local 365. United Automobile Workers (CIO), was -Indicted today by a federal grand jury on a charge of making false statement! In an affidavit submitted In connection with his appointment to the labor panel of the national war labor board. The Indictment charged that De Lorenzo, whose local represents employes of the Brewster Aeronautical corporation's plant, asserted In an affidavit sworn to April 30, 1943, in connection with an application for federal employment that he never had been arrested or indicted except for traffic violations in New York City.

Thomas F. Murphy, assistant chief of the criminal division of the U. S. attorneys office, said that De Lorenzo was arrester on March 15, 1933, in New York on a disorderly conduct charge; on December 16. 1933, on a homiclde-hy-automobile change; on July 7, 1941, in Hackensack, N.

on charges of inciting a riot and malicious mischief. Murphy said De Lorenzo was Indicted on the latter charge. i Ia but ten days away the smarter outfit you have the nicer Easter will be Manuels is your Easter store where better quality is higher than the low price! shop now I Beautiful Easter DRESSES $19.95 Grand Mesa Snow Depths Exceeding 7-Year Averages Snow depths on the Delta aide of Grand Mesa are generally not only greater than those of last year, but are in exceas of the aeven-year average. At the Alexander lakes snow course alone of those measured by forest rangers recently, the depth of the snow is slightly below that of 1943, but the water content is greater. Forest Supervisor Ray Peck has received the following report from the Delta side of the Alexander lakes snow course, this year 80.3 inches of snow with 26 inches of water; 1943, 82.8 finches of snow with 25 24 inches of water content.

The seven-year average for this course is 72.5 inches of anow with 24.2 inches of water. Park reservoir snow course, this year 90.4 inches of snow with 30.6 inches of water; 1943, 88.6 inches of snow with 26.7 inches of water. Seven-year average 74 5 inches of snow with 4.1 inches of water. Trickle Divide snow course, this year 99 2 inches of snow with 33.6 Inches of water content; 1943, 94.7 inches of snow with 30 Inches of water. The aeven-year average for this course is 77.8 inches of now with 25.9 inches of water.

Ranger Gordon Harp is expected to return tonight from the Mesa lakes district where today he is completing the snow readings. Local Men Appear In Film at Avalon Of interest to local residents is the fact that- two local young men in the armed forces appear in the story of the marines, Gung Ho, opening tomorrow at the Avalon theatre. Robert J. Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. J. Erickson of 527 Colorado, has a noticeable portion of action film devoted to him, and Rolland Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weaver, also is in the film which stars Randolph Scott Gung Ho, based on the battle cry of the marine corps is a thrilling film version of those days after Pearl Harbor, and the crack-up of Jap power at Makin island, when two submarines with marines landed and unfurled Old Glory in victory over the enemy on Jap soil.

i Both young men attended school here and are very well known. They were stationed at a California base when the film was produced a short time ago. Real Results With Classified. GLADE PARK jotck rnrsis Ellery Burford and Clarence Hitchborn entertained the Thursday club at the home of Mrs. Burford Wednesday.

Bridge provided the entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs Harry Moore, high score: Mrs. Rose Ellen Culhane, second; and Mr. Dwight Barcus, guesL Refreshments were served to Mes-dames Guy Russell, Harry Moore, Rollin Shanks, Kenneth Young, Dwight Barcus, Rose Ellen Culhane, Clarence Hitchborn and Ellery Burford. Mrs. Ed Young came In Tuesday from Sait Creek and was a guest at the Hitchborn home.

Mrs. Elmer Jones of Grand Junction is staying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H.

Wilson, recuperating from her recent operation. Aa soon as she is able she will poin her husband at Lake Charles, La. Word, was received by the relatives of George Reed that he ex- Eects to be released from Mercy ospital In Denver the last of the week George Wood left for Moab Thursday to visit his son for several days. Clifford Rannals returned to Grand Junction Wednesday, after spending a day with horns folks. Mrs.

Kami Ducker and her brother-in-law, Morris Ducker, of Missouri, spent Sunday at the Donald Fiscus home. Mri. Bessie Gore returned the last of the week from Kansas, where she went to attend the funeral of her slater. While there she visited her brothers and sisters for the past aix weeks. Ray Hayes, Max Osborn and Earl Brumbaugh wera transacting business at Grand Junction Wed' nesday.

Dr. Harold Rushing (topped in Fruits Wednesday. He was enroute from Mare Island, to New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Tucker of Palisade and Miss Pauline Austin of Grand Junction were Fruita visitors the first of the week. The senior class of the Fruita Union high school had the annual Sneak day Wednesday. They went to Serpent's Trail and in the evening to Grand Junction for roller skating. The junior class joined them in the roller skating. Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Winger and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lanman were down from Grand Junction to the Legion dinner Thursday. The D.

R. G. is putting in a new railroad bridge west of Fruita. A -large crew of men Is working. Harry Evans, Joe Fuller, John Brook and Vtncent Fuller went to Glenwood Springs to attend a trial in session there.

Wade Gore and Rosa Wenger accompanied M. W. Ray to Utah, in interest of the turkey -New York, March SI. Two weeks ago today Utahs basketball kids mournfully headed home from here, eliminated tn the first round of the national Invitation tourney. Today they packed their bags for the same long trip, but this time as the toasts of the town and kings of the countrys eager.

Last right, before 18,125 fans who paid $35,000 which was turned over to the Red Cross, the Blit Kids stormed to a 43 to 36 victory over St. Johns of Brooklyn in Madison Square Garden. St. Johns won the invitation totimey in which the Utes stumbled over Kentucky in the opening game. Then Utah got a chance to get into the national collegiate meet when Arkansas dropped out, and battled its way to the title.

Dartmouth's 17-wlnning streak was halted by the team of destiny as it grabbed the crown. The Utes were underdogs last night as the winners of the two big tourneys tangled, but they battled on even terms thru the AAU INDOOR SWIM MEET OPENS TODAY Ann Arbor, MUfe, March 31. (JP) The 1944 national AAU indoor swimming championships, perhaps the last full-fledged assemblage of the nations top performers before the war ends, get underway at the University of Michigan today. A field of more than 100 twim-mers Is entered in the two-day carnival, in which the brightest stara are navy men and the squad favored to cop the team title-powerful Great Lakes soon may be scattered by tailing orders. Kingpin of the Great Lakes squad and the meets outstanding entry la Bill Smith, Hawaiian-born husky who holds aeven world records and Is defending champion in the 220 and 440 yard free style events.

The sturdy sailor who came to Great Lakes via Ohla State, the defending team champion, la expected not only to recapture the two distance titles, but also grab Ford's undefended 100 yard free style crown, thus setting something of a meet precedent All the smart, new high shades for the big Easter Parade and pastels too, in beautiful assortment of brand new 1944 styles. And Inexpensive Dresses $8.95 Nowhere will you find a more marvelous selection of wanted Easter frocks than these at Manuels. To see them means to buy them Saturday! Mrs. Don Leslie and imall daughter, Sally Ann of Paliaode, apont last weak vlittln Mra. M.

H. Lawrence. Mrs. Lets Crow underwent a ton-sllactomy in Grand Junction Saturday. Mrs.

Glen Gore taught In her place at Pipeline the ft rat o( thia week. Mrs. Crow is getting alone well. Mr. and Mra.

Mika Kelley have moved to the old Barker ranch. Earl Laalia and Lloyd Oyler of Palisade apent last weekend at the old Leslie ranch hunting. Tom Dotson of Grand Junction apent laet week visiting friends on tha park. Mm. Katherine Moore of Salt Lake City la spending a lew days at tha Sleeper ranch.

Delbert McAtlln was up Sunday investigating roads to sea now soon ha can get up to hit sawmill on Pin on mesa. Mm. Gordon Booth and Mra. Francis Carpenter gave a birthday party in Grand Junction Friday for Mm. George Rhyne and Mrs.

Curtis Rhynt. Tha afternoon wu spent playing Einochle, high prize going to Mrs. A. Think, second prize to Mrs. M.

H. Lawrence and low score to Mra. Georg Rhyne. A four-course luncheon was served at noon by tha hostesses. Guest war Mead a me B.G.

Reed, Don Leslie. P. A. Miller, A. L.

Thirsk. M. H. Lawrence and tha guests of honor, Mrs. Gaorga Rhyna and Mrs.

Curtis Rhyne. Mrs. E. route returned to her home Saturday after spending two weeks with her daughter, Mr. Caai-mir Gauthier in Grand Junction.

Oynie Itley visited old friends on the park Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Moore was a guest at the M. H. Lawrence home Saturday.

Mra. K. W. Thompson returned to her home here this week after spending the winter in Grand Junction. Ola Mae Miracle, who ia attending school in Grand Junction, apent the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mra. W. D. Miracle. Wilfred Robbins of Fruitvale ia vising a few days with his sister and family, Mr.

and Mra. Creeds Miracle. Mrs. Earl Bayes and her mother of Grand Junction apent tha weekend with Mra. Bayes at their ranch west of the store.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick King transacted business in Grand Junction first half which ended 19 to 19, Ten minutes after the second session got underway Utah was out in front by six, and then spurted to victory after St. John's pulled up to 36 to 34. Forward Arnold Ferrin spilled 7 points thru the hoop to lead the winners, while Hy Gotkin paced the losers with 11.

Utah used only six layers, and all except Fred Sheffield got Into the scoring column. Sheffield, suffering with an injured ankle, started the game but was in only seven minutes. Coach Vadal Peterson, in his 17th year at Utah, said-he couldnt keep the kid off the floor at the atart. HARD-HITTING ESTALELLA IS As BIG HOPE By FRITZ HOWELL New York. March 31.

He brought along his own bat from home this year did Roberto (Bobby) Estalelia, Philadelphia Athletics outfielder who bit a rousing .259 last season. And don't laugh at that .259, for it was tops for the team's regulars. And Roberto wants to remain tops that's why he brought along the war club with which he bludgeoned his way this winter to a .336 average in the Cuban league. At that, the weapon must be easier to wield than it is to pronounce, for it is made of majagua wood, which comes from the tropical psritl tiliaceum tree. We'd like to be there the day the As play Washington, and Estalelia swings his pariti tillia-ceum limb at some puzzling pitch from Alejandro Carrasquel.

A quick look at the training camps: AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington Cuban Luis Aura looks like winner of third base sweepstakes, aitho Skipper Ossie Bluege is doubtful of oil hitting. Chicago HI Trosky, who quit two years ago because of headaches after averaging. 313 and hitting 216 homers in nine yean for Cleveland, makes debut under Jimmy Dykes Saturday at White Sox meet Pittsburgh at Louisville. Detroit Don Rosa, handyman who has played all Infield and outfield positions in two yean, may replace Rudy York at first if Rudy goes into service. Tigers may make deal for Franklyn Heller of Buffalo for fint base spot, too.

Cleveland Jeff Heath and Buddy Rosar only absentees, aa Catcher Jim Devlin, Wilkes-Barre 43, ends holdout. Charles (Red) Embree. who fanned 211 for Wilkes-Barre in 41, enroute to camp by bus from California after draft board turned thumbs down. SL Louis Luke Sewell finally has three outfielders Frank DemaEee, who has been ill; Harold Epps, 1-A but willing to play a while, and Milton Byrnes. Boston Joe Cronin will try Outfielder Leon Culberson at short, and Outfielder George Metkovich at fint base.

In fint exhibition game Saturday against Curtis bay coast guard. New York Second Baseman George Stirnweiss called home by death of grandfather, but hoped to he back for weekend exhibitions. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia Outfielder Coak-er Triplett, convalescing from flu, now baa heavy chest cold and missed practice. Pitcher Dale Matthewson, hospitalized with bronchitis, undergoes tonsillectomy next week. Cincinnati Frank McCormick, star first sacker, has limited service arm.

Hurts, he aaya, when he tries to throw hard ones. St. Louis Big Mort Cooper has sore arm but hopes warmer weather will erase kinks. Team worked outside in 41-degree temperature. Pittsburgh Frankie Frisch said only zero weather could keep Pirates from outdoor workout today.

Said bovs needed preparation for Saturday clash with White Sox. Boston Outfielder Tommy Holmes pounded out three tine singles as regulars whipped Yan-nigans 9 to 1. Ben Cardonl held losers to one scratch hit in his three innings on mound. New York Double drill on tap today as weather washed out yesterdays practice. Hugh Luhy, second sacker who played 866 in a row for San Francisco, reports.

Brooklyn Prexy Branch Rickey urges ail major league clubs to pool excess talent to keep game going, should 4-F players be called into essential Industry. Says hes willing to lease-lend about 50 SPORTS' ROUNDUP By HUGH FULLERTON JR. CISCO R1U. 1.BB CAWB4JIT. FEET KILLING; I HERES REAL RELIEF! Do thia whrafeettre tired nd burn, Bath in Cutocum Soap aud.

Mm 4 a ta with Cutieura Ointment. Then, i 1 pm Cut mini Talcum. Wonderfully try it I At all drufguu. MlttHY MCDICATED When Its Easter-Time Its Coat Time $19.95 Youll select Redfem, Printzess, Betty Rose and Hirschmaur Coats and youll select the very best. Dont buy a coat anywhere until you see the outstanding values at Manuels 1 MOJUD HOSE With thigh-mold tops, ultra sheer tPleU JL HANSEN GLOVES Tm Black, white and colors el)l to tpZ SUZETTE SLIPS Of nice celanese taffeta tpZeD DICKIES Of all the very Easter d- CO QC smartness tDJL to If Its Smarter The longest aqueduct ever built is the 300-mile Colorado river aqueduct of southern California.

The D. St R. G. W. welding gang under Foreman Pieter la here for a few daye' work.

W. B. Capansky left Sunday for Loe Angeles. for a couple of weeks' visit with his son and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Capansky. Patsy Hernandez left SufldtW morning for her home in Grand Junction, after spending a month with Her sister, Mrs. Pete Carbajal, and family. 8gt- Ray Derr arrived Sunday from Georgia for a few daye' visit with his wife, Mrs. Margaret Derr.

Mrs. Florence Tyion and daughter, Willia Mae, of Rifle, are hare for an extended visit with her daughter, Miss Connie Tyson. Lila Vigil of Grand Junction is spending a week's visit with the M. D. Vigil family.

Mr. and Mrs. Cory Murray wera business callers in Grand Junction during the week. The excavation has begun for the erecting of a new housa for the D. St R.

G. w. signal maintainer. Construction of the building will begin April 1. Mrs.

Monico Aguilera went to Grand Junction, where Tittle Monico received medical treatment Sunday. New York, March 31. UP) Major league managers have good reason to moan about their player losses this spring, but how would they like to lose Phil Rlzzutto, Benny McCoy, Vince Smith, Don Padgett. Dorn DiMaggio, Tom Early and Charley Wagner off one club between That's what happened to Bosn Gary Bodie, coach of the Norfolk naval training station baseballers. The sailors will play more than 100 games against such clubs as the Norfolk naval air station, Dick Porter's Curtis Bay, coast guard outfit, which includes Sid Gordon and Mickey Witek; the Bainbrldge, Md sailors who recently acquired Dee Miles to back up an Infield of Elbie Fletcher.

Bud Blattner. Fred Chapman and Sherry Robertson; Luke Appling's Fort Lee, soldiers, and Ernie Whites Fort Bragg, N. team. TODAYS GUEST STAR John Mooney, Salt Lake Tele- Jram: With Utahs Utes. St.

ohns Redmen and Dartmouth's Indians dominating post-season basketball play, it looks as if someone already has given the country back to the Indians. 1 L- i HAD OUR WHOLE DINING ROOM Painted cv noon, with aar. ary JUST $60l Easter Millinery $2.95 Perky, pretty, topknoti and halfhats that only Manuel's could bring you. Theyre beyond description, except to say theyre everything youd expect. BOWLING to $11.90 WHAT MEN LIKE FOR EASTER! Favor Beau Jack In Bout Tonight New York, March 31.

(JV-Thia little 10-round punching party in Madison Square Garden tonight, between Juan Zurita of Mexico and Beau Jack of Georgia, has the boys guessing, altbo the bounding ex-bootblack from the tunny southland is a 1-3 favorite. Harry Markson, director of publicity for the 20th Century Sporting club, expects the brawl to attract 16.000 fans and a gate of around $90,000, so the guy in the street probably is wondering, too, about the outcome. The experts, in picking Beau sum up their reasons with: We've seen the Beau go, and when he goes, he goes. We havent seen Zurita, except in the training ring, so well have to pick Jack, who ia in there punching all the time and has a lighting heart as big as a tub. BOBBY JONES PROMOTED London, March 31.

UP) Robert T. (Bobby) Jones, the Atlanta, lawyer who made golf history, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel. The announcement was made today by the American ninth airforce fighter command in which the former golf champion has been stationed at an intelligence officer. LADIES AMFBICAV LEAGUE High cores: Individual cam and series. 170 and 498, Shropshire of Telephone team came, 603.

Deans studio, and Mesa theatre, 1,727. Vick's Bakery Clark 130 ISO 447 Beauvaia 114 140 420 Tabor 114 120 107 410 Broman 113 113 113339 Total 544 48(1 576 1, SIS Me is Theatre Beebe 171 158 138 407 Affolter 128 152 173 451 Jones 138 140 144 422 Maupln ..129 1 29 1 29 387 Total 584 878 5841,727 St, Reglt Lounge Doughty ..144 138 114 394 Schultz .140 135 134 409 Edwarda 140 1 40 1 40 420 -parsons 132 1 09 110 351 Tout 556 520 4981,574 Sweelbriar Maids Barker 105 163 134 402 Elgin 189 122 Klein 12.4 84 Whitney 125 142 140 447 157 388 94 381 Men are not so particular when you get to know them say wise women. And particularly are they easy to please with Manuels mens furnishings. Shop early I SPORT GOATS $10.95 to $14.95 They are plain, fancies, checks, plaids in colon men like. Manuels sport coats are so right for Easter dress-up that if he knows its from here it's o.

k. Smart All-Wool Slacks. Other Trousers from $2. 9 5 to $1 3 Marlboro Shirts for Dress. Stripes and fancies in all good colors.

5411.576 132 443 172 444 154 374 Total 524 51 1 Dsaa Studio Homer istes IrMullen Total 4 3 li; .683 601 a i 4 5. 137 378 110 330 00 419 OS 313 4451,438 Aerea Beauty Shop Koen 114 134 124 372 Brown 145 146 Tillotson 120 120 Schrader 139 151 105 396 145 391 112 492 players to his opponents. Rod and Gun Club Meeting April 14 The annual meeting and banquet of the Grand Junction Rod and Gun club, has been scheduled for the evening of April 14, at the Labor Temple. C. N.

Feast, Colorado game commissioner, and Dr. Haggle, educational director, will be here from Denver for the meeting. Rufus Hirons of the national grazing service is president of the club. Both of the visitors from Denver will be speakers. A number of game wardens, forest, grazing and men from other branches of government service, will be 4861.361 Mens Wright HATS Precision Watch Shop Accurate Watch and Clock Repairs.

PAUL P. LEITCH Watchmaker and Jeweler rhoaa 457 121 N. 5th, Room Thats right theyre A Wright! Water-proof and nice Easter colors. Total 524 551 Telephone Co. Shropshire 179 174 498 Csrlson 1 1 8 113 1 28 361 McConkle 107 9 1 86 284 Myers 1.42 148 144 444 ToUl 522 833 5321.587 Othets $2.50 to $6.50 Fights Last Night W.R.

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