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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Central States
Closes Sunday

Champions in all divisions will
be decided when the twenty-second
annual tournament of the Central
States Bowling Association comes
to close at Tom HalliganS Rec
reation in Flint Sunday. Singles
and doubles titles in Glasses A and
B and the all-events winner Will
be crowned.
Detroit seems assured of win
ming at least one championship in
the matinee rolling with Ken Ludi-
ker topping the Glass B singles
with 697. BY the same figure Joe
Sinke of Chicago is out in front
in Class a.
In the doubles Frank Benkov.c
and Russell Gersondel of Milwau-
kec are first in Class A with 1910.
Jack Sharkcy and Chase Kawks
of Battle Creek are high in Class
B with 1917. Ray Mucha of Mi
Waukee is the all-eNeHts pace
maker with 1876.
A flock of star bowlers of the
Midwest, including members OF
Nal Gilmour's Paris, Roger Over
myers Gasket and Louis Burr's
Goebel in Class A from Detroit,
will make the final attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Record 1000 Quintets
In State Pin Tourney
Detroit Again Tops
Entry in Lansing
With 358 Elves

A record-breaking total OF
1880 teams, representing 81 diff
ferent cities and towns. will shoot
in the thirty-eighth annual tour
nament OF the Michigan State
Bowling Association over the
brand new Spartan alleys in Lam
sing. starting January 4.
This startling announcement was
made Saturday by Walter Pageau.
secretary. 1t is an increase of 300
teams over last season when $50
rolled at Billy Spargo's Motor Inn
Recreation in Pontiac. OF the 1,030
teams a total of 500 are regular
and 63l booster.
The doubles and singles entries
also have shown a marked in
crease. the former attracting 1888
combinations. or 40 more than
last seasons 92S. In the singles
1885 will compete compared 10
1 .S37. or 759 more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Pros Heading West

The country's star golf profess
SIGNALS are moving toward the
West Coast, where the 194l sched-
ule will open with the $4,000 Los
Angeles Open. January 80. Tour
namentS will follow almost without
interruption from then on until The
Masters at Augusta. Ga, April 3-6.
From Los Angeles the tourists will
swing through Oal1land-Cal- sSaH
Francisco. then through Texas.
Arizona, and finally over to
Florida.
The tourists will spend little
time IN the East until IT Is again
time for them again to head for
the Southwest The National Open
VIII be played at Fort Worth, Tex.
IN June.
Ben HoGans success in winning
the Nardon trophy and finishing
1910 as top money winner among
the professionals pleased Detroit
golf fans. lie made a big hit with
them during the Ryder team
matches last Summer al Oakland
Hills and Detrolters promptly
adopted him Just as they did Sam
Snead after the 1887 National
Open a. the same club. when the
Nirginian finished a close second
to Ralph GuldahL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

No one obtained greater enjoy
ment out of the caddie banquet
al Detroit Golf Club the other
night than Hughey Syron the
clubs caddiemaster. He handed
our prizes 10 more than 800 boys,
just as he has done every year
except three since coming here
from ehIcaEo n 1920 lie was in
business for himself those three
years. but even then kept up his
interest in his boys
As the caddies marched past
HIM. HuChey undoubtedly was
thinking Of the hundreds Of other
-hnXS- Akn- s-reAl-l LIP -l4ElSaE E4+e- eS-as
during all those years. Some have
made names for themselves in
college sports and golf, while still
Others now are successful in
business a few days before the
banquet he met one of MS former
csddles who had itISt- been made
a member Of one Of the city's
leading law firms
Bob BabhIsh. former Western
Amateur champion and present
holder Of he district title. cad
died under Syron. as did the TIE
lac brothers four Of whom were
-caddIemasters a. one time az dis
tTldt clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
II|ini & Set
To Travel West

URBENA, II. Dec. 2i.-The
University Of Illinois ice hockey
team will play the first game Of
its western trip Thursday at
Santa Rosa. Cal, against Santa
Rosa Junior College, Coach VIC
Hcyliger announces.
The complete schedule:
December 26, Santa Rose Jun
ior College Al SANTA Rosa.
December II - California at
Berkeley.
December q 49, Southern Cali
fornia at Berkeley.
December 30 Southern Cali
fornia at Los Angeles.
December 31-U. c. l.. A. at
Los Angeles.
January 3. Colorado College
at Colorado Springs.
The Illini pucksters will leave
here Sunday. They expect 10 see
the Rose Bowl football game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

basketball practice. Don't be
alarmed. though because rs not
Joe who's sharpening his shooting
exc. but hiS-San- Peter.
A freshman al Crosse lie High
young Peter was an end on the
football squad and now IS out for
the basketbalf team
Hes an all-sportS man" is
the proud boast Joe makes for
his 15-Ncar-old son
Joe didn't say 50 IN that many
words but What pleaSes nm as
much as anything Is that his son
also has begun n take an interest
IN golf Naturally that makes II
complete as far Is Joe is con-
cerned, although until last Sum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
M Gets Track Bids
For Games in East

ANN ARBOR. Dec. Michi-
gan's track team has had bid TO
be represented in the annual
MillroSe games in New York City
February /, it was revealed
recently. At present the only
member Of the team selected TO
participate is Capt Don Canham
of Oak Park, ILL.,, a hirh jumper.
Other events in which the team
may be represented are the two
mile relay and either the 60O-yard
or S80-yard runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Times Sweeps Entry
Deadline Saturday
Bay City, Fenton
Are Sending Elves
Here Again
BY HAROLD KAHL

Down comes the lid next Satur-
dsv az midnight! That's the
entry deadline for the ninth an
nual Detroit Times Sweepstakes
10 be bowled week-ends at I'm
perial Recreation in the General
Motors Building. starting January
4 and continuing through
March 80
Despite the hustle and hustle Of
the holiday period entries are
arriving in steady stream. From
all indications the sweeps will at
tract more than 1000 teams, as
II did last season. if not. more.
The eleventh hour rush always
has been productive of entries in
punches and this year appears to
be no exception.
Prominent among the recent en-
tries received are IS from Jimmy
Smith Of Fenton, an increase of
y. Smith, a member OF the Class
A championship Frankenmuth five
last season. usually hires bus
for the occasion. He Will need
another one tins time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Crou(hon Tops
Rainbow Meet

Steve Cruchon continued 10 set
hot pace Saturday in the All
Star Individual Classic when he
punched in a fine 1881 series. his
second 1880 series in row. to
lead the field in the eighth round
of bowling al the Rainbow Recrea-
ton The young Schlitz star had
games of pa, 217, 222, 22S and
100.
Harold Allen held on 10 second
place when he took runner-up
honors for the week with 1858 on
scores of pal. 2O3. $50. 235 and
1879 Third high went TO Art
Klein who had 257 in 1882.
Cruchon now shows an average
of 20717 for the 40 games bowled
thus far He has a Seven-point
lead over his nearest rival. Harold
Allen. in total points TO date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Detroit Leads Again

Greater Detroit. as in past
years, leads in number Of teams
with 35S. followed by Lansing with
las. Flint is next with II, Battle
Creek has 81. Saginaw SO. Grand
Rapids 43. Kalamazoo and Monroe
each 80 and Pontiac 81. Monroe
81 is the biggest surprise OF the
event.
Jackson will send 20. Owosso -.
Ann Arbor II. Bay City 10. ST.
Johns nine, Muskegon. Benton
Harbor and Hastings each seven.
Traverse City, Port Huron and
Plymouth each six. Walled Lake.
Midland. Albion. Ypsilanti and Mt.
Clemens each five.
Charlotte, Mt. Pleasant, Milford,
Coldwater and Sturgis each have
four teams enrolled. Royal Oak
and Frankenmuth three apiece.
With two each are Lake Orion.
Adrian. Grand Haven, Eenton,
Cadillac. Three Oaks, ST. Clair.
East Tawas. Lapeer and Mason.
Greenville. Oxford. Marlette.
Utica, Worthwhile, Marine City.
Romeo. Alpena, South Haven.
Howell, Alma. Grand Blanc. VAS
sar. Caro-. Niles. Birmingham, ST.
Joseph. Brighton and Centerline
each will have one representative
nm the drives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Up to Gosket

To Ekhardt e. Becker. leader by
five games. the next two weeks
will be important for it either will
be cut down to reaching distance
or assume commanding lead
hard 10 overcome. +. & BIS rival
Sunday. Detroit Gasket. may start
the whiting process if its men,
berS are not too tired after their
activities in the Central States at
Flint.
Norton. one game ahead OF
Gasket, runs into a troublesome
fee-in Twentieth Century. The
latter shows no more than 93f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Season Marks

Team Three games, Schmidt 1883. s,roh
3i5i, Detroit Gsskets 3187. Chene from bly,
3i2f MineraBtes 300.
Team Single Schmidt 1903 Chere.
rronhlv ii0f Sirnh- lInn,- kEAAe%- T.
EkhArdt a Becker 1922
ividHai-Three games Archie Jsnkow-
SIX 7sS Howard Curtin 75T Al KopitIki
IL chester Bukowsk 70s Tony N0yak
and Joe Norris 700
fndivitual single. CAss Gry Eier 7ss
Jack DiGinvannt. 27q, howard Curtin 27s.
Pail SeHfttfef- 27f--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

For the first time since the in
ception of the league Detroit
Times All-Star Classic bowlers
will stage their matches on the
Sabbath when they complete the
first half of their 32-week sched-
ule at the Palace Recreation
Sunday night.
Due TO Christmas and New
Years Ewes falling on Tuesday
this year they will be in for an
other Sabbath session at the
Recreation Building with position
week" next Sunday when the first
team in the standings meets the
second, etc. Averages likely will
be boosted as the bowlers take
/ to both spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Want Basketball Games

Fire Chiefs of Saginaw want
games with any fast basketball
teams in Detroit or around Michi-
gan. Write Bill Maturon, 1872
Union street, Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
DETROIT TIMES
Bowling Sweepstakes Entry Blank


MOTORS BUILDING
Time Desired
January ts IS; February %; March 49, a. a.
Saturday squads-1:3o, s45, 6, BIS 1890
January H. 49, February 49, 49, March 49, g. 80
Sunday squsds-1o:3o m, f2;45, Sis 1880 s:4s.
FIRST PREFERENCE SECOND rT-5-7-i!C-
Team Members Team neutrality-suspicious..
League
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
average
Observation-Disclosures. Captain
Address
Telephone
AVERAGES TO BE TAKEN-As OF DECEMBER
Entry Fee of s3.75 Must Accompany This Blank
Entries Close Midnight, December %
MAIL DELIVER TO IMPERIAL RECREATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Sundays Soccer

AT Mack Park
NATIONAL AMATEUR CUP
second Round
fosco vs. Italian Americans. ? 3 N.
MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGUE
AT ~. Clair Field
Thistle Bees vs. Nertovay I 40 ?. N.
al Northuestern Field
Jewish Americans vs. Kolping. p. m.
at Atkinson Fieldb
Venetians vs. Polish Americans. 2 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Entry Decides

Number Of prizes in each -divi-
sion is determined by the entry
in each A new high of S2,175
was reached last season. Cost per
man is 70 cents for entry and Is
cents for bowling, or a total Of
$50 per team. Entry fee Of
$375 must accompany entry blank.
Leagues desiring 10 enter in a
body are urged 10 make reserva-
tions at once TO insure salts
factory dates and times Choice
dates are being picked off rapidly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
CadlIie Chiefs Thrill
X
SYRON ENJOYS BANQUET FOR BOYS

mer he wasn't sure Peter would
60 IN for golf.
BY the way, the Devanys'
charming little daughter. 12-year-
old Patricia. Is enthusiastic about
golf and already has developed a
fine swing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Classic
Elves Roll at
Palace Sunday
STANDINGS

SUNDAY NIGHTS MAT(HES
Rifshre Va. Pepsi Cola, alleys $40; Coca
Cola Va. Schmidt. Ii-l7; Norton VS.. Tween
tieth Century. I3-Is: Krakow vs.. stroh.
1915; Chene-T rombiy Va. Risdon, 11-is;
Detroit Gasket vs.. Ekhardt a Becker. 10
10; Goebel Va. Nerner's, fl-.1; Mineraiites
vs.. Paris, 2S-2t
Matches At Palace Recreation. ssse
Gratiot, $50 o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Grid TO Cage

The garage A. the home Of doc
DeVany Crosse lie golf profess
tionsl, has been rugged up for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Detroit bowlers carried off three
OF the four championships last
season. Joe Norris Stroh of The
Detroit Times AlEStar Classic won
the team event with 29Sl Bert
Pearson and Jack DIGIovannI of
Norton. also a Classic team. COM
bined in the doubles for 1918.
Joe Reese and Les Nipper 81
River Rouge. who recently came
through with a sparkling 300, tied
at ia in the singles. but the
latter was nipped in the roll-off.
The all-events went to Paul Born
of Bay City with a nine-game total
tof 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Friendly Feud

Chene- Trombly and Mineralites,
tied for fifth. will oppose RIsdon
and Paris. respectively. Chene-
Trombly figures 10 win at least
two. but the friendly gabby fued
between Harold Allen and Nal
Gilmour can toss tho Mineralites-
Paris affair either way.
Goebel goes in the favorite
against Vernor's. but may be sur
priSed Coca Cola will have 10
show more than it has 70 nab
one of its three with Schmidt.
while Ritefre is conceded the edge
over Pepsi Cola. but can be
thrown.
John, Crimmins continues 10
front the individual averages with
20732, closely pursued by Joe
Norris with 204.1S. Five others
are in the select circle. Joe Paulus.
20219: Archie Jankowski. POI OF;
Howard Curtin. 10000; Tony No
yak. 200.05. and Hank GAVE,
2OO.01.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Runs Until April

Because of the large entry the
tournament will run week-ends
through April 20. Sixteen alleys,
completed only December IS. will
be used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
AhIer Back Again

Joe Ahler Of Bay City is coming
down with Ia quintets instead of
his usual five or six. Joe reports
bowling has increased IN Bay City
like everywhere else. Two seasons
ago there were SIS sanctioned
teams up there. last year 209 and
this wear the number has been
boosted TO 334 with the construc-
ton of IS new alleys.
- Dodge Truck has entered 16
fves and Ted Reclaim II from the
State Fair House loop Freddy
Brown. bowling manager at De-
troit Recreation. has added an
other full squad OF y. John
Florek has come up with eight
from the Fort-Delray circuit.
The 80 teams from Local No. 7
L. A. w. announced from the
kercheval plant of Chrysler also
are from the jefferson plant, which
should take the heat off certain
Mr.. Brown. Steve Stanos, the
young heavyweight from out
Chene- Trombly way. plans 10 have
six outfits from Micromatic Hone.
Rules Explained
For the bowlers who are little
vague on the rules of the sweeps
we will run over them. again.
There are five classes with a
difference Of so pins per class,
open 10 any team in the state.
You may bowl on more than one
team. providing each is Of differ
ent classification but only once in
any particular class. Classical
ton follows:
Class A-Teams averaging 925
and up.
Class B-Tesms averaging S75
and including 924.
Class Cleans averaging S25
and including S74.
Glass D-Teams averaging IT'S
and including 1874.
Class E-Teams averaging ia,
or less.
Teams are classified according
10 their average of December l.
The individual average of any
team member rolling on more than
one team is 10 be computed on
the basis of his general average
in all circuits. not Just one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

average. but it can get pins when
they mean victories. Norton is
favored for two, but may get them
in reverse.
Stroh, lurking dangerously in
fourth. six games from the top.
crosses alleys with Krakow. Stroh.
setting the pace for the league
with a 97727 average. should
sweep Krakow. slipping fast the
past month. unless the Scribner
lads, Joe and Paul, com c
through in familiar surroundings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
SINGLES
CLASS A


Ken fudiker Detroit ............... sp7
N Ralph Battle Creek ....-....... SIS
george Lukach Detroit. ...........-. $50
" PETIT Flint ....... ........... SIS
= poycu navton 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
ALL~EvENTs


Raw Mucha. Milwaukee ............ 1q7
Russ Gsrsondel Milwaukee ......... 1873
Joe shomsky Flint. ........,...... H.
Fred Wolf Detroit commandment. 49,
Marty Cassrin. Flint. ....-........s. le2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

sharkrV-C. kswfa. Rattle Creek. 1917
shelley J. izett. Flint .......... 1855
Maya Samolis,. Cleveland ..... l2si
-Rai.s=.as-r- A44SA Cincinnati :. i..fs
Ahler-C Hesse Saginaw ......... 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
DOUBLES


y Penkovfc-R GersandsI Milwaukee 1910
p Koch-R Mucha Milwaukee ...... 13ns
A. Tnrath-W IHona Detroit. ....... f"an
A. Hernich-J Perou. Akron ......... 1855
r Wolf-I. Detflof Detroit. ....... 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Central States
Pin STANDINGS
FINE-MFN
FINE-MFN
CLASS A

suPers Saginaw ...... ........... 2e5i
city Light # Wayne. ind......... 2s4i
pic A span Saginaw .............. 2Ell
Nemefh Flint .................... 277e
Recreation, Toledo ...........,.. 274s
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Roosevelt Rules
|PiQeons Need
mo Defense Law

President Roosevelt believes the
necessities of national defense do
not extend to governmental action
in protection of the homing pigeon.
He returned to the House yesterday
legislation which would have pre-
scribed Federal penalties for shoot
ing these birds or removing mes
sages from their leg bands.
Il have a feeling" he advised the
House, that this is carrying ma
tional defense a little too far in
times of peace. I am inclined to
think that there are no Americans,
or at least very few of them, who
would deliberately shoot or capture
a homing pigeon. I think that there
are practically no people who would
deliberately remove or alter a mes
sage in the leg band of a homing
pigeon. After all, homing pigeons
do not closely resemble any wild
game birds.
If any real need should emerge
for the enactment of such legisla-
ton, there would be plenty of time
to enact it. In the meantime, this
seems like a somewhat unnecessary
new law
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Dewey Says New Deal
Is Dangerous 10 u. :.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. l8.-Dis-
trict Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of
New York told Republican rally
last night that on the basis of the
New Deals record, ''it is desperately
dangerous to leave this administra-
ton in power"
1T is necessary to install an ad-
ministration which believes in the
fundamental principles by which
this country grew great" he said
The prosecutor quoted President
Roosevelt as having said after his
inspection of defense facilities here
last week: The one thing to work
for in speeding up this program is
more speed, the quicker, the better
Those words settled the issue of
the indispensable man." Mr.. Dewey
said. They settled it because they
dramatize with greater force than
the words of any other man could
do. the seven years of economic
showdown, the seven years of de-
teriOratiOn, the seven years of un-
employment, the seven years of
neglect of our national defense
They make conclusive the parallel
between the popular front which
wrecked France and the New Deal
which left America defenseless in
time of crisis
Evening star., 1940-10-18

]. Wister, Philadelphia: 4, the Rev.
Moultrie Guerry, Norfolk, Va, and
Mrs. Vestus j. Wilcox, Rockville,
Md; 5, Mrs. Chelliss A. Austin,
Montclair, N. j., and John F.. Gea-
ney, Newark, N. j.; 6, Alfred C.
Clapp, Montclair, N. j., and Mrs.
Alfred S. Mills, Morristown, N. j.;
7, DR.. Edward M. Westburgh,
Landsdowne, Pa, and Mrs. c. Ellis
Ellicott, jr., Baltimore; 8, J. Martin
McDonough, Baltimore, and Mrs.
J. A. Dear, Jersey City, N. J.
Evening star., 1940-08-02
Red Cross Receives
81, 131 From Benefit

A check for $2,13115, proceeds
from the benefit pro-amateur golf
tournament for the Red Cross, held
at the Indian Spring Country Club
on July 4, was presented yesterday
to the District Chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross by E. w. Clary, the
club president, and was turned over
to the war relief fund, it was an
nounced at chapter headquarters.
Bruce Baird, chairman of the
Evening star., 1940-08-02
Cabin to Be Dedicated

A log cabin erected by the Lido
Civic Club will be dedicated Sunday
at Camp Reeder, the summer camp
of the Boys Club Of Washington.
The cabin, accommodating 10 boys
and a councillor, will be presented
by Ugo Carusi.
Evening star., 1940-08-02

FOUR GENERAT1ONS-The family of Senator Edward R.
Burke of Nebraska posed at his residence the Kennedy
Warren Apartments recently for this picture
Left to right Mrs Cora Finn, grandmother
Louis Bean and Baby Patricia daughter granddaughter
of the Senator Mrs Burke grandmother Senator
and Mrs Louis Linn with Baby Barbara also daughter and
granddaughter of Senator Burke
Underwood & Underwood Photo
Evening star., 1940-08-02
HimmeIfurb Named

Paul Himmelfarb has been named
co-chairman of the Hebrew Shelter
ing Society's membership drive, it
was announced today. He will act
in conjunction with J. A. Kamerow.
Evening star., 1940-08-02

war relief fund campaign, con-
graduated the club on the success
of the tournament.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-29
Frances
SoodfeIIow

Wedding Ring: Cut rounds of
white bread with large doughnut
cutter or cookie cutter, press small
cutter in center to form ring
Spread ring with cream cheese
softened with melted butter. Cow
er with orange marmalade.
Liverwurst Sandwiches: Put "a
c. sliced pickles and ! small onion
through the food chopper Work
u G. liverWurst into a paste and
add the pickles, onion, and a few
drops of lemon juice. Work in 3
Tbsp. mayonnaise. Spread thick
ly between slices of buttered rye
bread. Makes 10 sandwiches.
Rolled Asparagus: (Use IL to "a
canned or fresh cooked asparagus
tips, according to their thickness.)
Marinate the asparagus tips in IL
G. French dressing for about 80
minutes. Cut off all the crusts of
l loaf unsliced fresh bread. Cut
into 6 half-inch slices the length
of the loaf. Cut each long slice in
half crosswise. This will be
enough for IL sandwiches. Spread
the slices generously with 3 or 4
Tbsp. soft butter. Drain aspara-
gus. Lay l or 2 stalks of aspara-
gus on each slice of bread, roll up,
and fasten with toothpicks. Place
under a moderately low broiler
and toast until light brown, turn
ing now and then so that the sand
wiches will be toasted on all sides.
Remove toothpicks and serve hot
with salad. Serves 6.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-29

The Unity Reading Circle was
entertained for luncheon on
Tuesday in Hull Place. Mrs.
Robert o. Mcclure was hostess.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-29
LEG is BROKEN

Receiving treatment for a
broken right leg in City Hospital
this week is James L. Johnson,
aged AT, Union street. Johnson,
it is reported, was riding in a
machine which crashed into a
utility pole on Heath road Sat-
urday night.