Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 12

cwo BESSEMER NEWS John W. Helhnan, Correspondent Telephone No. 4 GIVES LAST WARNING FOR STREET PARKING Cars Must Be Off Streets Between 2 and 6 A. M. Charles Scavarda, chief of police, is giving his final notice to automobile owners informing them that it Is contrary to the city ordinance to park automobiles during the winter on the city streets between the hours of 2 and 6 a.

m. The parking hinders snowplowing. He is also -warning automobile owners for failing to stop at stop signs. After this last warning arrests will be made for violation of the night street parking ordinance and the failure to stop at stop signs. Autoists are also warned to exercise care in the vicinity of hills set aside for coasting for children.

The hills are on Mine street near the Leo Isdebski residence, on Beecher street near the Bennett residence and on North Case street, north of the St. Sebastian church. MILITARY "FUNERAL TO BE HELD HERE MONDAY A military funeral, conducted by the Peter Gedda American Legion post, will be held here Monday morning for Samuel Glatczak who died at the Danville, 111., veterans hospital Tuesday morning. The deceased served in the American navy during the World war. He was the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William (Valentine) Glatczak of this city and was a resident of Detroit. The services will be conducted a the St. Sebastian church at 9 a. The Rev.

J. Swoboda will officiate. Burial will be in Hillcres cemetery. The body will arrive here tomorrow morning and may be at the home of parents. WALTHER LEAGUE WILL SPONSOR LECTURE HERE Tomorrow night at 1:30 o'cloc the Walther League of Trinity Luth eran church will sponsor a stereop ticon lecture featuring the Luther an sanitarium at Wheatridge, Col.

"The lecture should prove espec ially interesting to the members our church since they have sup ported the uork there for a numbe of years through the purchase Wheatridge Christmas seals," sai the Rev. E. H. Kanning. All members and friends of tfc League are invited to attend.

START COLLECTING TAX IN TOWNSHIP NIONDA Collection of taxes for Besseme township will be started Mondaj December 6, by Mrs. Lempi J. Ne. mark, township treasurer. The co lection fee will be one per cent ur til January 10 and from that dab March 4 it will be four pe cent.

Mrs Nelmark will receive taxes from 9 a until 2:30 p. m. from Monday to Friday, inclusive, each week and on Saturdays from 9 to 12 o'clock. PENALIZED LICENSEES GET CLASS PERMITS Anton Negri and James Giacherio, both of Ramsay, who had their tavern licenses suspended at the liquor control commission hearings in Ironwood recently for an indefinite period, were notified yesterday by the commission that they will receive Class restaurant licenses permitting them to sell beer, wine and liquor. LEGION POSTS MEET The American Legion posts of Bessemer and Bessemer township will meet tonight at their usual meeting places.

The township post will meet at 7.30 o'clock at the township hall in Ramsay and the Bessemer unit will meet at 8 o'clock at the Legion building here. BOARD PAYS CLAIMS Claims and wages for the month of November were paid by the Bessemer township board at its meeting last night at the township hall in Ramsay. SCHOOLS CLOSED The public schools of Bessemer and Bessemer township were closed today during the county teachers' institute held in Ironwood. Mrs. Celia Proprawski of Detroit will arrive here tomorrow morning to attend the funeral of Samuel Glatczak.

She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Glatczak of this city. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD. MICH.

Another French Revolution Nipped in the Bud! THURSDAY, DECEMBER EWEN LICKS BESSEMER BALL SQUAD 32 TO 25 The Bessemer city basketball came out second best in a ontest at Ewen last night, losing the score of 32 to 25. Counting practice game with the Ironwood latz Kamblers here last week it as the second defeat for the Besemer squad this season. The Iron- ood team played against Bessemer ere, winning 25 to 19. On the Bessemer squad are Lucas, onte, Coleman, Ippolite, Solmi, Jiki, Ulvinen, Sofio, Erickson, Gos- oen and the manager is Walter lendrickson. This afternoon the earn was to play the high school ourt squad at the A.

D. Johnston gymnasium. Next Tuesday the earn will play the Amateur Sports lub organization here beginning at :30 p. m. The contest will be held the A.

D. Johnston gymnasium. SALE SATURDAY The Dorcas society of the Sharon Lutheran church will conduct a ummage sale Saturday, December 1, in the church basement. WAKEFIELD NEW, Hte Vtoto Hanson, Correspondent Telephone No. 9007 ANVIL PTA TO SPONSOR DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Anyil, Dec.

2--The Anvil Parent- Teacher association will sponsor a dance to be given at the Anvfl gymnasium Saturday night, December 4. Dancing will start at 8 o'clock, and continue until midnight. A seven piece orchestra will furnish music for dancing and the public Is invited. A small admission fee will be charged. Proceeds will go towards the PTA treasury.

Leaders of the various home extension groups of townships in this county, organized under the auspices of the University of Michigan, net Tuesday morning at the Anvil club house. Miss Strow of Marquette, and Miss Normar Streeter of Ironwood, were in charge of the session. Their subject for the second session, was the making of slipcovers. In the evening the extension group of the Anvil-Palms had their meeting. A pot-luck lunch was served.

The second number of the Anvil lecture course will be presented at the Anvil gymnasium Wednesday night, December 8, beginning at 8 o'clock. Evans Brown will perform with a piano accordian, harpist, and as a magician. 'FLANNEL FOOT'THIEF GIVEN FIVE YEAR TERM Not only did "Les Cagoulards" (The Hooded Ones) indentity behind masks, but French police charge they plotteoVtoe ttoow of the Popular Front government in "fortresses" stoe. reinforced masonry doors like that pictured above at Rueil, a.PKte suburb. Raids on the Fascist order's strongholds revealed' huge quantities of arms.

The series of raids in which police captured arms and munitions sufficient to equip thousands led to the arrest of Eugene Deloncle anaval engineer, as the head of a secret revolutionary committee that sought to overthrow the present government of France and establish a Fascist Monarchy. Above arms are removed from one of the rebels' fortresses in Paris. London, Dec. man whom prosecuting counsel styled the phantom "flannel foot," burglar who eluded Scotland Yard for 25 years, was sentenced today to five years' penal servitude on wholesale charges of burglary. E.

J. P. Sussen, counsel for the prisoner, Henry Williams, protested against the designation, however. The clerk of court said Williams-smiling, smartly dressed figure with neat moustache--when arrested had in his possession: Forty-seven keys, two table knives, one screw driver, a piece of wire, two torches, a pair of pliers, a metal grip, two safety pins, a pair of galoshes, a pocket knife and a pair of gloves. Prosecuting Counsel Christmas Humphreys told the Middlesex sessions court that Williams, who pleaded guilty to 40 charges, chiefly housebreaking, was the ghostlike "flannel foot--who usually wore flannel socks over his shoes.

Bulldogs Will Attend Meeting las Angeles, Dec. of the Los Angeles Bulldogs' professional football team will attend the National Pro league meting in Chicago next week, hopeful of smoothing out "trouble" between the team and the league. President Leon V. McCardle and Secretary Harry Myers said they would like to bring the National league champion here to meet the Bulldogs, undefeated A lean league titleholders. National league officials were reported opposed to the annual postseason trek to the coast on the ground the Bulldogs "stole" three players from their reserve list--Al Nichelini, a back, and Harry Field and Bernie Hughes, linemen.

Hutson Breaks His Own Record New York, Dec. 2--(IP)--Don Hutson, Green Bay Packer end, broke his own National Football league pass catching record this season, according to statistics released today. The former Alabama star caught forty-one passes for 552 yards, bettering his own 1936 mark of thirty- four completions and 526 yards. His yardage record, however, will be in danger Sunday when the Chicago Bears meet the Chicago Cardinals in one of the final two games of the league schedule. Gaynell Tinsley, Louisiana State end who is ireshman sensation of the league, is second to Hutson total by gaining thirty-four yards for the Cardinals against the Bears.

Baugh has dropped down to fourth place among passers behind Bon Monnett of Green Bay, with thirty- seven of seventy-three completed for a .506 average; Ed Danowski 01 the Giants, with fifty-three of 110 for ,480, and Herber of Green Bay, with forty-seven of 104 for Baugh's percentage is .448 on seventy completions in 156 attempts. ADJOURN INQUEST INTO DEATH OF CITY CLERK Medford, Dec. t-- ()--The inquest into the death of O. G. Blakeslee, Medford city clerk killed on a hunting expedition near West- fcoro Friday, was adjourned yesterday to Dec.

15 after the disclosure Uiat John Grittner, Westboro youth, had fired a shot In Blakeslee's direction the morning the latter was killed. Grittner was about 600 feet from the spot where Blakeslee's body was found when he shot at a deer. Visibility was poor and he said he not see Blakeslee, who was dressed in drab garments. A coroner's jury examined the srene late yesterday, and evidence in the case was sent to Madison for study by ballistics experts. SENT TO WAtlPCN Elkhorn, Dec.

Z--1)--Herbert Smith, 41, and Rufus Tompkins, 40, both of Sharon, sentenced to one to three wars in the state penitentiary Waupun yesterday by County Judge Hoscoe R. Luce when they plead-so guilty to a charge of larceny of poultry. The men were arrested at Sharon Tuesday night. Results of Fights (By The Associated Press) New York--Glen Lee, 154, Edison, outpointed Walter Woods, 180, New York, (10). Oakland, Boy Walker, 201, Phoenix, outpointed Domingo Valin, 188, Hayward, (10); Sunny Jim McVey, 185, Pittsburgh, stopped Ted Johnson, 187, Hayward, (6).

Lake Victoria Nyanza in Africa, lias an area of 26,500 square miles. Stub Allison, Players Scoff at Odds for Rose Bowl Game. Berkeley, Dec. 2--W--Californians installed California 2 to 1 favorite today to defeat Alabama in the Rose Bowl. But Coach Leonard "Stub Allison and his Golden Bear football players scoffed at such odds for the New Year's Day battle.

Alabama is the toughest team in the country," retorted the head coach. "It will need hard work after our boys have their final examinations to meet such a great outfit. That's going to be one tough game." "If we are lucky enough to beat them we really will have accomplished something," chimed in Perry Schwartz, Pacific coast conference all-star end. Prom Los Angeles came further praise of the Crimson Tide. "The Alabama boys know what they want to do, and when they want to go places, they dig in and go," said Assistant Coach Jeff Cravath of University of Southern California.

He has scouted 'Bama's last two games in preparation for a 1938 Tide-Trojan clash. The battle of the undefeated Crimson Tide and California's unbeaten, one-tied Bears in expected to pack Pasadena's stadium with 89,000 customers will pay $311,000 for 60 minutes of grid thrills. Tickets are $3.30 to $5.50. Alabama and California will receive approximately $90,000 each. The schools pay their own traveling expenses.

Figuring the Tide's outlay at $20,000, the southerners should profit about $70,000. A new tire designed especially for heavily loaded trucks and buses operating at sustained high speeds over long distances have been increasing mileage. The latest auto trailer closely resembles an ocean-going yacht, even to the funnel in which there is a 26-galIon water tank. Big Ten Opens Winter Meeting Chicago, Dec. Z--(ff)--The Big Ten will open Its annual winter meeting tomorrow with routine affairs on the two-day schedule.

If there tire any major problems to be settled, they haven't leaked out. Schedules for 1938 will be drawn up for every sport except football and basketball, and the dates and sites of the track, swimming, tennis, golf, wrestling, fencing and gymnastics will be selected. The gridiron schedules, arranged two seasons In advance, are made at the spring meetings and the basketball cards are on a rotating basis. The athletic directors will meet tomorrow morning and will get together with the faculty committee at dinner tomorrow night. Football coaches are scheduled for a discussion of rules and officiating tomorrow, while the basketball coaches will hold their session Sunday.

German Bikemen Take Race Lead New York, Dec. and Vopel the German stars, regained the lead again 1n the 63rd international six-day bike race at Madison Square Garden, as the boys whirled well past the half-way mark. They had one lap advantage over the teams of Ignat-Diot, and W. Peden-D. Peden.

Two laps behind were the teams of O'Brien and Allen Walthour and Crossley and Le- tourner and Debaets. The balance of the field was well scattered as far back at 12-laps behind the leaders New York City has been made accessible to aeriaV commuters by the installation of turntables and ramps. Wakefield HONORED AT SHOWER Mrs. Walter Johnson, Wico location, was honored at a miscellaneous shower last night at the Wakefield Iron clubhouse. A social evening was enjoyed' and a lunch was Mrs.

Johnson received many gifts. TOWN TAXES DUE Arthur Nikula, Wakefield town- hip treasurer, is now prepared to collect the 1937 taxes for the town- hip. Taxes may be paid at the Open Pit service station. Schools were closed here today to permit teachers to attend the an- mal county institute in Ironwood. Chicago to Hear 5 Coaches Speak Chicago, Dec.

Z-XflV-Chicago will jet a big play from the eating and talking division of the Big Ten this week. Tonight, around 1,000 Illinois alumni and fans will attend Coach Bob Zuppke's silver jubilee dinner. Coach Bernie Bierman will speak to Minnesota alumni and Bo Mcmil- lln of Indiana, will meet Hoosier grads tomorrow night. Northwestern will hold its annual football banquet Saturday night, and Harry Stuhldreher will address the Wisconsin club of Chicago. 25 CHRISTMAS CARDS with ENVELOPES Electric Trains W.95 Dlaper-Wettlnx Dolls B8o up MICHY'S WAKEFIELD NAME CHAIRMEN OF DANCE COMMITTEES Firemen Prepare for Annual New Year Party.

The Wafcefield fire department completed arrangements Tuesday night for the annual New Year's ball December 31. Fire Chief Erwin Cormier appointed Bill Lane chairman of the ticket committee and Fred Fournier chairman of the checking committee The firemen's ball has been an annual event for years and one of the most popular. A capacity crowd has usually attended the event. LEADER OF REBEKAHS IS BURIED IN DETROIT Funeral services were held in Detroit Tuesday for Mrs. Jessie Andrews Thompson, well known to residents of the range because ol her fraternal activities.

In 1915 she was president of the Rebekah Assembly of Michigan and then became treasurer of the international organization. In 1922 she was elected president of the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies FIRST TAXPAYERS AT TREASURER'S OFFICE William and Margaret Jacobson, Joseph Belling, Robert A. Burns, Mike Rydeski and James Gilbert wue the first to pay their taxes collections started here yesterday. The taxes are being collected at the treasurer's office the city hall. day, December 11.

Baked all descriptions will go on John Broccone of Clevelai mer resident of Wakefield, here yesterday. WAKEFIELL Last Times Tonight DOUBLE FEATURE YOU NO A i BAXTER I I I I A UIFE.DOCTOR nURS mtt A 6 A SIDNEY BlACKMEfc; A MINNA GOMBEU IfVlNG Gift Headquarters Toys Cowboy Suits Games Sets Lovely Toilet Sets Cigars Billfolds Stationery Wakefield Pharmacy "A Complete Drnf Store Service" Phone 32 C. J. Hasklm FOR CHRISTMAS treat yourself to one of oor PERMANENT WAVES A new coiffure will inspire confidence and will give you added charm Marianne Beauty Salon Opposite Fire Ball Phone 239 Beuemer GREASING DONE ON INSIDE HOIST! PARK SERVICE STATION CONOCO GAS and OIL Ph. M6 CS-2 Bessemer NEW FLOOR SHOW Starts Tonight! Featuring Vanda In Mad Captivating Dances Cotton Club Bessemer Orchestra For Dancing $10,000.00 STOCK REDUCTION SALE Now On At Ironwood Hdwe.

Co. Ironwood Tel. 52 Mich. The Thrill of Exciting New Lingerie is as much a part of Christmas as the itsell. Select gijta now.

DANCE SETS at SLIPS In or aatln lor A PAJAMAS apeeltl offer of 91.98 garments for $1.39. MUNSfSGWEAB Ba- oa at 91.95- 92.SO-t2.95. L. SOLBERG Bessemer SEAMIESS, WATEKPKOOF Boot Top. handmade to order to at ankle and ealf.

Ask also about Invisible Ee- Solinf and work. R. L. Baldmi SHOB 8EBTICB SHOP NOVAK'S Men's and Boys' Winter Apparel Conveniently Located Next to WakefleU Port Office Experienced Mechanic Always On The Job! Complete Winter Service WadhMM CM Mid Ofl Johnson's Garage end Filttnc Station wGlVlUV RAMSAY. MICHIGAN Heavy Weight Breeches or Pants Especially designed tor hard, winter wear.

Aft $3.98 $5.45 Men's Serviceable Cossacks MALOHE PANTS Genuine Kromer Avoid cheap imitations. A Krotter cap win last for many winters. As lowly the portrait of Marie Antoinette which this gift box ore these fheer chiffon ho9e by Allen-A tpeetolry Chriitmot-paehed to delight the eye of any woman. let help tolve your shopping problem by luflgestinfl just the proper perhaps by ascertaining the correct size lo please the person for whom your gift Is intended. UNUSUAL VAIUIS AVAIUkili AT THI JAIt ALSO i I and flain GEROUX POST TO HOLD MEETING DECEMBER 8 The meeting of Geroux post of the American Legion, scheduled for last night, has been postponed until Wednesday night, December 8.

At that time arrangements will be made for the annual Christmas party. LJST PALLBEARERS Pallbearers for the funeral of Eleanor May, 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson who was buried Tuesday afternoon, were Stanford Lando, Donald Sparks, Dee Sparks and Dewey Morrison. HOLD BAKE SALE The ladies Aid of the Union church will hold a bake sale at the Olson Brothers grocery store Satur- For Christmas Give LOUNGING ROBES All-Wool Flannel, Moire Tuflftas or Satlni THE SMART SHOPPE Theresa Billie, Prop. Old Skua-Goldman Bldr.

A BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT is a lovely gift, give it NOW for the HOLIDAYS. Adorable Beauty Salon I Opp. WakeBeld f. O. Ph.

78 I Elsie and Julia Gallardl 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS SESSEMER'S GREATEST STORE Skating and Dancing IRONDROME BESSEMER Friday, Dec. 3 RHYTHM MAKERS ORCHESTRA Adm. 20c (GOOD ICE) Skating Sunday Night Adm. 15c Children We on Tuesdays Skating 7:30 p.m. CARNIVAL TONIGHT! WiA EduardoCiannelR A a Imce Ugar Kennedy EDWARD SMALL Friday Saturday BARGAIN NIGHTS lOc 15c DOUBLE FEATURE from the Saturday 0ANCE Sunday Monday Shirley Temple In "HEIDI" Shop First In Wakefield For Christmas -Allied Clothiers" Economy 0tore 'Men's Heavy Sheep-Lined COATS Sturdy corduroy coats with big collars, Mr roomy pockets, etc.

$6.50 $8.50 Boy's Corduroy Coats Sheep-lined $4.9 Men's Heavy Wool Pants Men's Heavy Wool Breeches .98 MEN'S HEAVY WOOL WORK SOX 25c-50c INEWSPAPERif NEWSPAPER!.