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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Principles OF
Planning Small
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
SCREEN PAINTING

To prevent screcn frames from
sticking in place. Il Is necessary 10
use = lighter coat of paint when
finishing them than Is used on the
rest Of the house Because the
frames, when In place. are mot sub
iected 10 exposure AS the rest Of
the house. they are frequently not
allowed y much opportunity %
harden, or they are stored IN the
basement too soon after painting 20
allow them 70 dry thoroughly
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erabiy with uurpentine OF other
thinner or a thin coat OF spar var
nish 10 which just enough colorine
matter Is added for good coverage.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Building Standard
Rise Seen


No advance IN construction h
more impressive today than u1r
standard az residential building. IN
he opinion 81 most building ub-
aervexA. who attribute The sharply
Increasing volume az business IN
Ger the National Housing Act TO
tao main factora-beftNr building
ard simpler financing.
The investment of q uiaxl
four one 0ne-fanf billion dollars Ia
hnsne cutAtrartteMa- purchase, and
repair ~ private entsFpfiza cAn
only mean sAat skss FHdnFal tlssGzs-
inc Administrator hAa aaa1w@asd
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uniform standard 81 quality for The
dwelling than has ever before %
tanned in the construction history.
Llfting standards Daffsenh
The Introduction Of q nee ana
s0under method Of home financing
throughout the nation un6sf the
system foassred by the FTIA vas
easier 70 achieve Than tie tAsk Of
lifting standards az construction
declared an p ~ A. spokesman
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CAGES had been used By q email
number Of lenders for some un1e
Win This aa \ groundwork the
r II A expanded tkie system wtlh Tn
sufance against ioaa 10 the lending
Institutions and incorporation into
TIE monthly payment By which The
mortgage Is repaid. taxe& hszAhF
Insurance and other fixed charges
ssundness Eytdent
The eoundnes % thia type Of
financing va a. once evident 20 AL
classes of issdtns Institutions A.
thu end q the year there wefe
s19 Institutions holding y n A.
insured mortgages In their invest
ment portfolios.
The establishment a. minimum
requirements for dwellings wha de-
veloEsed &c an adjunct ~ eligibility
for mortgage Insurance This
aleans that homes financed under
The p II A plan must adhere 70 o.
exceed specific standards ~ con-
stfucti0n. This has besn perhaps
lie most Important step toward
the elimination % one of TIA great
est ri3k factors IN home buying.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Building Most
Active Since 1925
Private BuiiAeEs To sappiy Crsal
Bslk OF Defenne
HouainG.

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1873 IN order that tbe uio11anaa -
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home cities and towns 70 areas
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Ade4aate 70 their noeo4 NdaM
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Ownership Important
To Average Man
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may represent tie BafaoumA fast
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Of his family IN TIE business and
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hofne-hiillainz and honae- financing
markets Is hat "a ounef may be
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tach importance and DEaes-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
BOWLING YEARS ON PARADE
John MIIett Recalls 35 Seasons in Pin Alleys

Thirty five years of Detroit
bowling pass in review when one
talks TO John J. Millett, Sis
.Trumbull avenue, the city and
states oldest proprietor in point
of tenure. according 10 A. B. c.
records. And at II he finds him
self just as interested as he was
that long gone day in 1910 when
he opened his present establish
.ment then too far out" and Trum-
bull was a mud hole in bad
weather.
John had a few pertinent re-
marks to make about contestants
of the ancient and modern era. He
is the first TO say the modern is
far ahead of the ancient. But
there is marked difference in
spirit. The old-timer had more
fun with fewer excuses.
The modern has higher scores,
better equipment, better playing
conditions and more groundlesS
objections for failure. Mr.. Millett
SCOTS at the oft-repeated charge
that drives vary in composition.
Mature grew the same wood
for all standard alleys" he re-
plies. When a player says one
alley has different wood, one IL
better than another - phui, I'm
laughing. The boys seem to feel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
OF Another Era

Now ne was ready 10 fan ana
cut up a few old touches.
An older generation. Detroiters
Of the Spanish American War era.
remember Mcteeters as the owner
Of the Dewey dog. champion of
the pits, indicated in is battles.
They also knew McFeeterS for his
strings of horses. which were
raced by Charles Ashley on Sun
day mornings when the elite OF
our town gathered on CaSs avenue
and West Grand boulevard for the
trotting races.
He had barns all over town at
various times. At Montcalm and
Woodward. joys Livery barn on
CaSS and a great big one on the
present site of The Detroit Times.
Arches memories scared back
to those grand trotters. Dynamite.
Local Option. Crescent Hal. Jimmy
Corbett and the big horse, Cyclone.
The latter his most famous &C
QUESTION which he bought for $500
in Richmond. Cyclone was never
beaten and McFeeters enjoyed
telling how he used TO clean up
with this trotter on Canadian
tracks.
He spoke Of his old race pals,
Frank Grabaline, Johnny Hanley,
Cabbage Mike and Gil Gilhooley.
the famous old blacksmith who
operated on Winer street near the
Eastern Market.
McFeeters is from an older De-
troit. a city OF trees and quiet
living Our town is now a strange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Horses His Hobby

McFeeters has passionate
love for horses. More Of a hobby
than anything else. he runs a
saddle horse livery at his place on
the lake He's we'll heeled. He
everlsstingly selling out ms
stable, giving as the excuse that
he does not have time nor the IN
cllnation 10 fool with them.
But each time this has hap
pened, Archie has turned up again
with new string from Jacobs
auctions lie Just can't resist q
good-looking horse, particularly Il
it's good buy He won't rent
you horse If he doesn't like your
looks.
McFeeters is. or was, a member
Of that strange clan who fight
chickens
This sport. like dog fighting
and friendly horse racing. mas de-
clined.
II haven't been 20 q main
now for 10 years. he related
a main is the name given ia
the chicken-fighting tournament.
He rambled on and ever did his
talk come back to Dewey. Pres
emily ne showed A painti- of the
white English terrier.
Dewey was as affectionate a
dog. as / ever knew. He loved
to have kids maui him. but
when he saw another bulldog he
had to 90 i. FL. and how he could
CO." Archie said glowiugly. 'He
won a lot OF money for me. He
was a Strategist. He'd let the
other dog take hold in spot
where he could do little harm
while firing himself. Dewey
would then wait his chance and
then grip the other dog on the
nose. The resulting blood would
soon choke the other dog nv cut
ting off his wind. Dewey lived
To be II years old"
Dewev's most famous fight was
the 48-minute battle with the
Marquette dog In which his
champion emerged with a badly
torn leg. The Marquette dog
died. Charles McAuley always
handled Dewey Most Of the dog
scraps were held in Cleveland and
McFeeter's biggest rival in that
city was Matt Hinkle.
While many may think dog
fighting cruel and inhuman.
Archie always says that fight is
a good thing for a fighting dog
Archie is a soft-hearted guy. be-
lieve If or not lie has a coach
dog. Lady" on whom he lavishes
great affection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
DeWaIIot Pin Event
DeddIine tuesday

Entries close Tuesday for the
Double Chance Singles Sweep
stakes 10 be conducted week-ends
at DeWallots Bowling Recreation
IN Ecorse. starting next Saturday.
This sweeps offers unusual fea-
lures in that one score constitutes
a bowlers eligibility in two classes.
a 20 per cent handicap beng added
to 200 scratch with actual pinfal
counted on the same score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

through ignorance or neglect, be-
come pitted and grooved. The
modern proprietor, however. does
no. dare risk his expensive drives
and leave things to chance. Hence,
he conditions them frequently and
the best kept alleys give the
player the conditions he needs for
impressive averages.
1.-THE old timers" John re-
called, his eyes dancing in amuse-
ment, "when they did not like
the alleys or just did not want
90 bowl turned out the lights
and turned to liquid athletics.
There were times when they for
got to keep score. IL they oh
jected TO anything IL was putting
them out when the rest of US
wanted to call IL n day"
Weight of the pins favor the
modern. When Tom Haley made
the unheard of total of 705 at the
A. h. {. in 1910, the former pin
weighed four pounds four ounces
against three pounds eight ounces
and a fraction for the modern.
That made the Haley performance
the more remarkable in Mr.. Mill
lett's opinion.
First-claSS alleys are that way
because they are scraped. planed.
and lacquered once year and
many are given FIVE coats of
lacquer monthly, he explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Archie McFeeters
Still Carrying On
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Some one had asked Whatever
became of Archie McFeeters ," so
a trip was made out to his sylvan
hideaway in Oakland County.
There he was found rambling
around his acres on the shores OF
Long Lake Archie still has trouble
with his dogs" and on his bad
days he carries A cane. 1t all de-
ponds on the weather.
But Archie carried a cane 80
years ago. although at that time
il was used more as an ornament
than for its utility.
When encountered, the old De-
troit sportsman who. with wink
of his eye, confesses to II, had
just returned from Johnny Can
tons. a squire who lives around
the corner on the lake. Archie had
lust returned Cantons ice skates
Skate? Sure Archie skates. He
roared the affirmative.
At length. inside his big house.
Archie settled himself in his sun
window which overlooks his
grounds as they slope towards the
laka
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Sched uIe
SUNDAY

1880 A. m.-Cis,s C--Bears. Chrvslsr
Enc, J. sloney Glass D-Bees Briggs
Prod, W Poles: Psstioneu Excavatinr
circle Rec. sam Manzn nIxies Grill.
Rainbow $50 Charles stohhe, Mercury
men, Friendship. Wayne, Gus Munchov
Ieagsn Motor Sales. y. ". ST.. House.
stan Teagsn. N. s No. / Post Office.
Gustav Nord Press shop. Ford Trans
Joe Kolsssa; Rnsmers. n p House. FriiT
Scnlosssr. Class E--Rafhnaw Clothes ST
Thomas. Louis Lukas. Delrav CAFE.
Nerhcvsy interClub Paul szeEo Chalfonte
Service, Gamble House, Maurice Lau.
Milford. Mich. squad
y :tS-tiass B--MsxwcH lns X % r
Fred Schveitzer. Class C--La Sale Linen
Service Ar Centsre. y. Cooper, Milford
signs p. Warren. l.. Auerhaoh. Rengals
Social g Nasen. Class D-Cynnder
Blocks. Dodge Main J.. PlsRens Class D.
Arms Bros 7. Arms Ford Sales and
Major Van camp Chevrolet, James
Brooks: stock. William Ahh9ff Pansles.
Murray Corp. Ecarse. James Noloney
s:no-C lass B--Gharilc's CAFE. ". War
Drome. n Egfen Class Dolphin Fur
nifufe, ROYAL House. Joe Lada krakow
Furniture No Turner's Gedrre JeakIe
Inspection Rover l,ouw. Cups Bower.
EsH Hrazcifon. PURE Oh. Pint 1oth Cen
taff Pat C0e Redfrr1 REF Service. Am
hasfa1or lr-. paie Burgess Eastern. T. q.
O. r. q. Klein. Detroit Camera shop.
NsaRrsth House William splfisioesser.
fiass D--NFrf Warren Colts p Dearborn.
Milton Fuller. Class E-Culham Market.
Milford Bus. Men, Joe Cuban.
Palses Recreation Squad
ss1s--Ciass B-Fsusi Post NJ Am.-
LsE, Duane psrRes. Houss-palace. John
casburn WaIHek Lumher Co. DR. a.
RahriE. Thiils Fure. a Bates Afes X
~ Francs Dederich. Class C--Key
hole Bar, Mite Life, Gordon stratiou
Judge john y. Wsfts. Amer Leg. Lionel
Smith Genes Bar X % e F-nssi
Rossf Class D--Amercan Hudson
Motor No. Z, I'd Piper Hsrpsf Van Dyke
Post pr. Fgef: Jacob Surneracs. r. ~
e. John Kozaren. Brsce-sir, Jolly sixty.
Frank Rescn s..
Palace Recreation squsd
7s0--Ciass B-E nf O. Mains LAth
vsrs Ruhv VAIN. Palsre Rec Harold
rafer. House -sffobsi Roofsrs william
kstsisr Or. RahriF DENTIST D. a. Rah-
~ finss C-Fiks -snefhkamp Aufr
ssiss Charles sherwood Murdoch Too
Co George Tfsr. olympic Efss Harold
Miatfs5. Class D=-Eiks -HaffsrfY Funeral
Homes James Crtrnier. joe Mufr Sea
Fao1 Toe Hovs Class I-Eapr Printing
ca Harmonic HOUSE, Julius Rapp; on
esDf Elss II, UnTer.
Fast Jsuer,pn Business Mems squad
s;fs-Ciass A--Grfsfes nefr0H League -
shannon GrIH Carmen BaIanf camp
tei-Evaid Dick KsN Class t-Kuhis <
Jsseigy. Maurice Weaver. Parasite Mar
Eef Joe Tr.rKaH. Home b Fnss. Macs
House p Collins Trenton Beer Store
Trenton Merch Harer I.aHeaH Class y
stofta MURPHY ID. Murphy NirR 8
Barber NlrFn Anderson Hudson cleaner
and Overs Henry Nsfranga Ksp'an's Cut
Fafs Drugs Fud Frank Class - J..
Stone MsnF Wesf WAT RaHsrfs Hsrf-
nisid't Cafe, :. 6. Ntfeh.. Edvard
Fefcivai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
UAW-CI0 TO Sponsor
S5O-Handitap Meet

UAW-CIO will stage a handicap
bowling tournament at Mt. Elliott
Recreation. starting April 5. Ed
ward c. Bentley, manager, an
nounced Saturday. Entries will
close next Sunday at midnight.
Sanctioned by the A. B. C., $50
will be scratch in the five-men, $40
in the doubles and 10 in the
singles. two-thirds of bowler's av-
erage and scratch being added or
deducted as may be the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

quintets are billed for next week
end along with nine from Flint
and one each from St Johns,
Adrian, Howell, Plymouth, Lam
sing and Alma. They are not per-
hitting that 1000 to awe them,
especially those from Detroit.
Detroit Teams
Rolling on the first regular shift
will be such clubs as Tommy Nc
Kay's Sunnybrook Golf Club. Joe
Marchione' Caleaterra, Roy Neige-
hauer's Rolawil6 Recreation, Lou
Nizza's Hamilton, Altes. Rainbow
Recreation, Centennial. w alt er
Hellstein's Rollins and Joe Por-
zondek'S Goebel.
Harold Otenbaker's Grand River
Livernois. Bill Strikes karp. Art
Klein's Venice, Florenz KTecke's
Five, Mack ecreation and
Schmidt are UP on the second and
final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Mel Dore' 1880
Highdt Rainbow

Mel Dorl shot a 1880 series to
lead the bowlerS in the twenty
first round Of the Rainbow ALI
Star Individual Classic Saturday.
He had games Of 213. PIP, 1875. 225
and PAS. Second high went TO
Harold Allen with POI. 27S. 202.
20l and 100 fer 1912. Leonard
Dettloff had 252 in 1869.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
0ddfeIIows Stage
State Pin TOURNEY

Michigan Grand Lodge I. o. o.
F. will stage its seventh annual
state bowling tournament at
Hesse Bros Recreation in Saginaw
next Saturday and Sunday. This
event, conducted in two classes.
A and b. on a handicap basis. was
started here at the Masonic Tenn
pie with Is teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Real Barrage

Opening the attack will be Fred
Schweitzer'S Maxwell Of the X. OF
c. Following Will he Dan Kirk S
Charles of West Warren House
and Mike Egren's Mansfield OF
Bowl-O-Drome before the rea
Palace barrage starts at Sis and
doesn't stop until Gas.
John Casburn's Palace. DR. Arlo
Rahrigs Wallick and Art Bates
Thills Of the House. Francis De.
dericf's Altes of the X. OF c. and
Duane Parkes' Faust Post No.
of the Legion will get the first
crack. Palace, they say. is the best
of the group. but Faust and Altes
are not 10 be sold short.
Rudy Walby's Five and Harold
Aliens Palace OF the X. of C. IrI
Unger's City Slickers Of the Elks
Bill Kessler's Strobel and another
DR.. Rahrig quintet OF the House
are set 10 supply the finishing
touches. Allen IS anxious to better
that $50 with Mineralites and has
DR.. William Murphy. Phil Weipert
Hub Martin and MARY Lehman in
his cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Two Glass A

K. OF C., Legion and Elks outfits
also will have their say in the
lower divisions before Carmen Bo-
tones Shannons and Dick Keils
Campbell-Ewald of the Greater
Detroit try to crash Class A row
on the final shift where East JEFF
ferson Business Men will have
their innings.
Seven teams from Milford,
Mich. two from Dearborn, one
from Flint Wayne, Ecorse and
Trenton also will he on the drives.
Frank Walock's Dodge Main Pi-
rates tops Class D with 27S1 and
John McAuslan's Detroit Lubrica.
tor Highlanders Class r with 1854
Leaders went undisturbed after
GA sffdi6d was completed Sat.
urday John Ligners 244 in 611
pacing Carl Peterson's Ford Power
Motors TO 1869 in Glass c. Fran.
els Hengy's $40 was high as hi,
team rolled 2537 in Glass d. while
Nern Roses Steel Plate and Shape
hit 2225 in Class T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team srsn'-Ihres games Schmidt
115a tshar1i 4 Becker 7fez efrnh
eiss Mlneraffes. 3f7is Merton 51es
Team sFfrf-ane game. Schmidt 1857
Detroit GaEtef. 1888. Sfroh I1a7. Ooe-
be ll2s f.khafdt a Becker ff2z
INDIVIDUAL Fvsnf-tfref game. Arch
shnsaNsEi Detroit gafkst 7ft H0warr
kurtin. R.sdon 7a1. Tony NoVaE. Ekhardl
teeser 7si cas- grYFief Efroh. 73i
tn1itidaal fVsnt-ons zane. Cas- Cry
- eir1n Fnf steve rufko Schmidt
- sacf IGi1Tsrri Norton rs How
arc curtr Eia1ou. and MlcnasI Crsybll
Pspa-cot s7t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Ritter Captures
East Side Lead

Bud Ritter seized first place by
two points from Frank Damico
in the East Side Bowling Pro-
prietors Classic when he. rolled
500 to the latter's $50. Tops for
the week was Art Watson with
coz