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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
The Lady

loretto Young. pictured
obove IS the lody IN The Lody
From Cheyenne Robert Pres
ton ond Edword Arnold ploy
prominent roles With Glodys
George ond Fronk Croven
heodino the supporting cost.
The lody From Cheyenne"
opens todoy OF the Riviero
theoter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

When you need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Core Of the News
AT FORT

Jimmy (Schnozzola) Durante,
who has been filling an engage
ment In Seattle. will visit Fort
Lewis Friday to entertain soldiers
there.
81 900 for your old aluminium.
See your /. C. A. or goth Century
store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
RETURN SHOWING

BINERIi-Jean Arthur u Cnarlet
Coburn In The Devil n Miss
Jones . plus Ellen Drew and Robert
Paige In The Monster snd the
Girl
CAPtTOI-Douglas Fairbanks II and
VIII F3ffe Ia Rulers OF d Sea
plus Jackie Cooper and Betty fleld
ia Seventeen
COMM SHY Spencer Tracy Mickey
Rooney and BOD- Watson Ia Men
v! BOYS Town
KAY STREET 80 Lewis stone and
Mckee Rooney III Andy HAroy q
Private Secretary plus Leon kTfol
IN Where Did You Get That ON
LAkENOOD-Joan Blondeil and Roll
n Young N Topper
also KAY Francis In Play Glri
PAIN - Jackie Cooper and Gene
REYNOLDS IN Gallant son sl~o
Ann Sothern snd lev Ayres IN
"Aslsls Was = LADY
PROCTOR Inzrid Bergman NJ
warner Baxter in Adam Hsd Pour
sons plus Lup1 Vsisz IN 6IH
Lessons Prom Madame Il zonss
REALART - Car Cooper Barbara
stansyck ~ Edward Arnold In
Meet John Do
REN-Hickey Roonsy Spencer Tracy
and Boos watson / 2 Men o; Boys
Town
RINIERA-Loretts Young and Robert
Preston IN LADY Prom Cheyenne
plus DICK Powell and Joan Bloudsli
la Model wife
SHtli-ChaFles GrapW4n and Gene
IIernsT ia Tobacco Road Eiso
HluEs Of steel
It - Barbara StaHWNCE and
Henry Fonda IN The LADY I've
plus Mary L-e and June storey ia
Barnshrd F1IIles
IENPtI - Humphrey B0z4w and
sylvia Sidney IN The Wa CONS Roll
a. Might also Wallace Bs@rF aud
Lionel Barrymore ID Ibe Bad
Man
LIBERTY. Pnysilup - Clark Gable
hosalInd Russell and Peter Lore 10
They Met n BombaY
RIVIERA. ~umnrT-LATalne DaF and
Robert Young IN The TrIal Of
-. DID,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

TIE -cise Nia~ r~furns - -
~rs-n sF<ln wsts Cesar Ram~rs
n TIE isaa rni. n sHIa~ - Va
1asFe the ether MIN Mary a~ts
Hughes snd ChFis~F1n Marta. h~~a
the s~aprcFtlns 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

lined II . meeting NJ German Arr-
hassador Edmund voa Hermann
sith Ernest wsnaisr. then German
minister 10 Bolivia. and othsr Ger
man diplomats At Santiago. chile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

APPLICATION MADE

John T. Green. Of Gig Harbor.
has made application in Olympia
for permission 10 divert .02 second
feet Of water from an unnamed
stream IN Pierce county for do
mestic use and irrigation.
Wise campers and travellers take
Woundex for Wounds. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how IN invest N u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
WILL RuY SUPPLIES

The army will open bids in San
Francisco on August Z for laundry
supplies to be sent to Fort Rich
ardson, Anchorage. Alaska. In
cluded will be $4,000 pounds Of
soap chips, $4,000 Of laundry soda,
% barrels OF starch and 2,100
pounds Of acetic acid.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store.-(Adv)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Reviews and Screen Tips
On Local Opening Films

Inc Roxy theater opened yesterday with a sure-fire biz
that ought to please almost anyone. BY that We mean Wal
lacs Beerv in "Rarnacle Bill"
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RONY-Wallace Berry and Marjorie
Main in "Barnacle BIZ. II as. 3:l5.
$50. 10: 20. also Maureen O'HarA
and James Ellison in They Met In
Argentina" IS. 500. $40.
RI,LTo-Rudy Vallee and Ann Miller
in Time Out for Rhythm = rs.
AIS. T:I5. 1918: also Virginia Bruce
and Herbert Marshall In Adventure
in Washington" II so, 2 so, so.
2 $50.
MI SIC BON - Edward G Robinson
and George Raft in "hanpower.
i2.05. 3.20. s 30. 10 90; also Cesar
Romero and MARY Beth Hughes IN
Ride on Vsquero,' so. sos. 3 as.
Blue NoUSF-Drnnis Morgan and
Wayne Morris in Bad Men OF MIS-
souri," i:o5. 4.io. ITO. 1910 plus
John Garfield and Ida Lupino in
out OF the Fog II 80, 2.3O, $50.
s35.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Raft and Marlene Dietrich
With Edward 6. Robinson
Cesar Romero Plays Cisco Kid" Role :
In Ride On voqusro." Companion Film

Edward C, Robinson. Marlene Dietrich and George RAD
are the co-starrinr trio n ~Manpo~er." ths nev picture
which onen. TO-DAY a. Hamrick. Music hax theAteE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Greed
End Training

Kayo Morgan, Detroit's aged
bantam, will complete training to-
day for his battle with Bobby
Greed. Milwaukee featherweight,
at Fairview Gardens Mon d y
night.
Morgan. pronounced "in the
pink by trainers, will 60 through
a final boxing session at Motor
City A. c.. at , p. m. today.
Creed, former Detroiter. who
campaigned in the amateurs here,
Will wind up his training drill at
Brewster Center where he has
worked out since arriving Wednes-
day. They will weigh in in the
Boxing Commission Offices Monday
at 2 o'clock.
Supporting bouts were an
nounced by Promoters Jim Hart
and Walter Sharp as follows
Johnny Martin, Flint heavyweight. VS..
Jim Major Detroit. Bobby Neal. PITTS
burch lightweight, vs.. Eddie Smith.
Rochester y Y; Larry Ray. Highland
PARK weUerWeight vs. Eddie Smith. De
trai and Mike siedlk Dearborn heavy
weight vs.. Chuck Roberts, Detroit. All
are six FOUNDERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Protests
Wrestling
Referee

Walter Roxy. popular Michigan
wrestling star. will insist that
some other referee than Let Phil
bin be assigned TO his bout at
Arena Gardens Monday. in which
he seeks to regain the light-heavy
title.
The reason is that he lost it 10
Mike London and he figures was
made the victim of a bad mistake
by the arbiter.
81 should have won over Lon
don i'm that match but for a
count, which l think every one
who saw the bout will agree was
abbreviated. / know / can win
this time if l get an even break.
l have the coast boy all figured
out. Therefore l have filed a pro-
test with the commission against
Philbin on general principles,
said Roxy today.
The match is 10 be best two in
three falls with an hour time limit
and Is for the Midwestern Wres-
Ting Associations title belt in the
lght-heaVy division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Purdue Golfers
Beat TitanS

LAFAYETTE Ind. April 10
The University of Desroit's- golf
team went down in defeat here
16-5 at the hands of a formidable
Purdue squad. which launched its
dual meet season.
The Boilermakers had little
difficulty with the TitanS. with
Capt George Dahl and Robert
Hof(er defeating Puto and David
son i'm one of the mornings best
bah foursomeS, while Curran and
knapp Of Purdue took the measure
OF Gambler and Leggett in the
other match.
In the afternoon the Boiler
makers Won three out Of the five
individual matches. Davidson and
Taylor of the Titans being the two
winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Johnson S Arm
Not Broken

Jimmy Johnson. former district
amateur golf champion, is a
greatly relieved golfer.
Ten days ago he was in an auto
mobile accident and thrown from
his car At first he feared his
right arm was broken and that he
would play no more golf this sea-
son.
But examinations have revealed
that instead of a broken arm he
escaped with a sprain. The arm,
which had been tapped to his side,
is free again and he hopes to re-
sumo golf within a few days.
johnson got away to a splendid
start on the links this Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
WIZ II MY IINVN IIIIII WI =
than we do they can have him"
BAKER TOLD FIRST

Sports writers. hesitant to ap-
proach Hank with the bad news
had told Baker first as he hoppec
around on one foot IN his cage
preparing for the shower.
so they took him! Nothing
70 say. No statement. No
statement. Move Stainback to
left field? Nothing to say on
that or any other changes
either. Wen know the morn
ing Of MAY :. Wen put some
one In there. DO :he best we
can" said the slightly bitter
Baker
Big Hank sat facing his corner
locker Coach Steve ONeill be.
SIDE him Hanks face droppec
when he heard the verdict.
I've nothing to say" was his
FIRST comment lie headed for
The showers. then changed his
mind.
just say that's that. I'm
ready 10 10 when they call me
and do the best J can. Ask for
occupational deferments No.
sir. I'm little sick about the
whole thing and the way it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
CY0 Pin Meet Near
End, 30 Teams Roll

Forty teams Will resume activ-
ity Sunday as the CYO bowling
tournament nearS the finish In
addition, a full schedule of singles
and doubles entries will occupy
Detroit Recreation alleys.
Featured in this latter group
will be last years doubles cham
piOnS. Peter Di Neva and Arthur
Shorkev of Holy Redeemer parish
and last years all-events leader
Leonard Novak of Our Lady
Queen Of Apostles parish. The
defending doubles champs are 10
roll at II a. m. and Novak is 10
throw his first ball at 5 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Wolverines Drop
6 10 | Decision
In Richmond

RICHMOND. Va. April -
Michigan's heavy-hitting attack
cooled off here and the Wolverines
dropped a 81 decision 10 the Uni
versity Of Richmond nine.
After winning five of the first
six games on the Southern trip
Ray Fishers team was limited tc
five hits by Charlie Miller, the
Spiders lanky right-handed hurler
Tomorrow the Wolverines wind
up their trip with a game against
the University Of Virginia al
Charlottesville. With victories over
Maryland and Navy already 10 MS
credit. Mickey Stoddard viii 60
after his third straight win.
The box score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Bill Matkie, Pro Vet,
Dies After Illness

NINE0LA. Y Y. April 10
INS)-Tho sports world to a y
mourned William Leis h m n
Mackie. 81. professional golfer for
so years who died after a two
weeks illness. Native of Glasgow
Scotland Mackie cc4le to the
United States in 1916. lie designed
and built the late Daniel Guggen-
helm private course ar Sands
Point. /. J.. and was professional
there at The time Of his death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Shdnnons Defeated
By Ekhardt- Becker

Goebel and Shannon. Pepsi-Cola
and Polish Bank pair Monday
night at Olympic in the final two
games of the Greater Detroit
Bowling League schedule, at Z and
Il O'Clock. respectively. Ekhardt
& Becker, the new champions.
defeated Shannon last night in the
playoff of p0stponement, p, and
2S45 10 2693.
Fred Breckle showed 23s in 612
and Louis Sielan 22O-207 in 619
for Ekhardt e. Becker Ray
Kraus missed 600 on the Shannon
side when he had a split in the
final heat of the last game. Kraus
hit 20l-212 in sol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Veterans Come
Into Own in
Home0pener
Continued from First Sport Page

ANOHAihutu rum L ii SN CPoiA as
nous old Bagby of the Cleveland
1920 worlds champions, hurled all
the way for the Indians and his
pitching was good if not the win
ming brand. The Indians obtained
Bagby from the Boston Red SoH
during the Winter.
Bridges and Bagby each allowed
six hits. The Indians totaled only
four safetieS in eight innings, add
ing a pan Of scratches in the
ninth before Tommy gave way TO
Benton.
Hank Greenberg was one of
three Tigers who failed TO hit
safely as the six hits off Bagby
were evenly distributed. Green
berg went to bat three official
times. Twice he flew TO the out
field and on another occasion
popped to Keltner Tuck Stain
back and Bridges were the other
Detroiters who went hitless.
But while he failed to hit, Stain
back contributed the outstanding
play of the game-a spectacular
one-handed catch that in the first
inning robbed keltner of a hit.
With an acrobatic stop of a siz-
cling grounder off Rudy York's
bat. Lou Boudreau contributed the
other fielding feature of the after
noon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
BRIDGES TAKEN OUT

Then with two tanies in the
eighth. the Tigers posted what
proved TO be The winning runs.
First mp Higgins singled to CEN
Ter He was sacrificed 10 second
by Bartel following which came
IcbbettS' marathon drive. four
bareer into the upper deck Of the
left field stands, Higgins scoring
ahead Of the Nashua. Y II. lad.
To start The ninth. Walker beat
our a roller to Higgins. Then
Heath sUacked a groundcr that
s.lzIed off Yorks shoetops and
when Mack walked the bases were
loaded Al this iuncture Benton
took over the Tiger pitching la
hors. Bridges trudRing off the field
amidst a tumult Of cheers.
Benfon's first notable act In the
inning was To- strike out Hens
lcy Then Bell. d former Tiger.
h8tfed for Bsgby and forced
Heath. Walker scoring. Weatherly
thcn bit 10 McCoskY in deep cen
Ser and The game vas over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Naive Repor tie r
T old to Leave
Dressing Room
BY CLAYTON HEPLER


Daniel had a cinch in the lion $
den.
covered the Cleveland Indian
dressing room, before and after
the Tigers had handed them a
licking in the opening game yes
terday at Briggs Stadium.
And. brother. the Clevelanders
ara dynamite when they lose.
Before the game Roger Peckin-
paugh. the manager who has sue
ceeded 10 the hot seat occupied
by Ossie Wit last year. was ar
affable If somewhat nervous man
And the players were carefree
lot Some We're playing casino
some discussing previous openers
with tho Tigers when snow Wa
the order OF the day rather than
the balmy Summer weather the
enjoyed yesterday.
BITING HIS NAILS
Literally biting his nails. Peck
inpaugh revealed the strain under
which he's laboring as he discussed
his newly acquired charges. And
his manner was more than cour-
teouS as he requested q defermeui
Of questions until after the bal
game IN order that he could &c
ahead with his usual pre-game
meeting
After the game il was a differ
ent story
The Indians had failed in their
ninth inning rally which filed the
bases with none out. when TINS
bold and somewhat naive reporter
II must be- confessed. walked lntc
the visiting dressing room 10 Get
a reply 10 the unaSked questions
who I'm the hell is that guy"
was the remark from a source
unknown. that broke the silence.
BETTER GET OUT
Immediately all eyes were on
the reporter as he made his way
10 the dugout entrance from which
Manager Peckinpaugh was JUS
emerging.
What do YOU want ?" was his
greeting.
ITO ask some questions. was
the reply.
Don't YOU know any better
than to come in here ."
The reporter confessed that he
didn't 1t just didn't seem that he
should know better.
you'd better get out Of here
right away" was the advice Of
Mr.. Peckinpaugh
The reporter took IL. once more
running the gauntlet Of threaten
ing eyes
It was an educational reception.
to say the least.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
: PUToUTS FOR GEE

Gerald Walker totaled seven
putoutS in left field while jeff
Heath in right field did not get
one
When Bridges. IN the first inning
showed signs of wildneSs there
was anxiety but this mild fear was
erased as the veteran bore down.
First up Weatherly walked. Then
came Stainback's fine catch of
Keltner and an easy grounder by
Boudreau. After Just missing a
home run in left with foul
Walker struck out to retire the
side
With one out. in the second in
ming, York singled to left and
later scored on BartellS double
TO left. Walker reached high in a
heroic but futile effort to snare
Rowdy Dicks drive.
After things had drifted along
quietly for several innings. kelt.
ner in the sixth. came through
with his four-base whack. tyina
the score Keltner.'s poke was
a long one. into the left field
Stands But Clevelands Joy was
Shott-iiyed as GehrinCer. in the
very next. frame, lined into the
lower deck Of the right fiald
stands for a homer At this. There
was tremendous outburst from
the huge throng The blow came
with two out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Round Robin Pro Net
Meet Set for June 6-8

NEW YORK. April 19.-(INS)
The worlds first round robin
grass tournament among profess
sional tennis players will be held
June 6-s az the West Side Tennis
Club in Forest Hills. IT was an
nounced TODAY.
Norman Collycr. club spokesman
announced that among the par
Elephants would be Don Bulge.
champion professional, Bill Tiiden
and Fred Perry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
CONTINUED on Page ID
CY0 Cagers Meet
For Chance al Title

A chance AZ the championship
~ The Class 3 heavyweight Of the
GIO BOYS basketball league VII
10 90 stake Sunday AZ the -
Clair Community Center rs s.
Paul fGfo~se Po.ntel and Our
Lady # Mt Carmel ianele IT
winner 0f this contest VII play
iar the ftie against ST. Catherine
HpSt week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Ordered to Army Duty

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. April 10
ms Glen Rose. coach Of the
University Of Arkan-
SaS basketball team. has been or
dercd 10 report FOR army service
June I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Daniels Lions a Cinch
Compared to Tribesmen
Arena Ushers Called
Fer Baseball PEfdttite

All members Of the Arena Gar.
dens Ushers' Club baseball team
OF 1870 and any one else wishing
70 try out for the team are re-
quested 70 repo.1 for first practice
Sunday morning at $50 az Ford
Field Harry Light is manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
7 7 TTTTN IT I
AIICIIIG


Runs Ruehe Wholey 2 Butcher From
czek Locke Miller Errors Chamberlain.
PITT Runs bHted in-Nelson. Wholey 2
PIT MACK GiraEasian Two-bass hits
Nelson Locke Three-hase hit-Muler.
tunaesisfedt. Locke 20 Wholey 20 Pitt
Left en- bases Michigan g. Richmond 9
Fist base en- baiis-Off Wise 3 on
Miller Hit nv pitcher BY Wise CGirog0.
sian Ffonezek Butcher Struck out BY
Wise D. nf Miller 3 Umpires- Phaup and
Taylor. Tme ~ game "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19


chairman of the Skee committee Of the
Lake Country Club has leased the north of the
and will in skee fields As construction work
completed the club will put several skeet shoots
sports park Grayng led the 1871 Winter attend
figures JONES, head OF the parks division OF the state
department TobogganStS srs and skaters
27736
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
CHANGE In sINGLFS

At Dearborn. Harold Sheehsn
and John Ellsworth gained fifth
place IN overaverage doubles with
AT when they scored 955. VIII
liam Kendall from Chicago Pneu-
matte Tool League tossed 534 or
IS over. TO gain fourth in singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
People i'm Sports

WINNIE Traverse City Kalkaska Trout King for 1888 is
constructing replica of the Royal Coachman fly
length The fly will be display during the
National Trout Festival, April 25, 26 and 81
"CINCY" SACHS who his twentysecond championship
Club captured the Triple title of the Detroit Basketball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
IN THE ARMY NOW

Big Hank. the hitter of home
runs. the most valuable American
Lacquer of 1885 and 1910, the
Tigers key man in the 1871
pennant drive, was in the army
now. The board said he'd be up
in Camp Custer May Z, instead of
IN Briggs Stadium, helping his
teammates TO knock the Washing
ton Senators ears down.
Not that the Tigers don't feel
a duty 10 the country in time of
crisis. But Big Hank Holy
smoke. he's half the show. And
those World Series checks buy a
lot Of groceries, annuities or
whatn you have
"Wel. II they need him worse
than we do they can have him"
That was the long-faced reaction
Of Manager Del Baker to the
news. The papers with headlines
on the draft board ruling were al
ready on the street when the
Tigers clattered into the club
house. But only one or two play
ers were in the know. Baker and
Greenberg had not been among
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

ASSOCIATION says, WilllHs tIlt
twenty-Second was just as hard as
winning the first
SPENCER (DOC) Hoist
has been appointed by track man.
ageT Eli APPEL to do publicity for
the Motor City Speedway this
season.
BILLY ROGELL, the old
Fire Chief" who signed to man
age the Lancaster (PaO Inter
state League Class B team, could
have had a pair of jobs here this
season. He was mentioned
head the proposed Department Of
Parks and Recreation Baseball
School and had an offer from
banker to manage a Class A team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Tigers Gloomy as Hank
Is Approved as Soldier
I'm Ready to Go,
Greenberg Says
After Game
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

You could almost see those next
World Series checks being lifted
cut of the pockets of the Detroit
Tigers as they gazed giooH1ify
around the clubhouse.
They'd won the opening game
from Cleveland before more than
~ 900 persons. But what the,
Big Hank had been drafted.
The verdict was in. The medical
advisory board of draft board No
% had come through in recorc
time with a report on Hanks ex
animation at Harper Hospital il
the morning. The board itself, II
special session. had decided that
Henry Greenberg, $4,000 a year
baseball slugger. would remain in
Class IA, that he would be in
Quoted into the United States
Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19


ISTER STATE r.vnE ~ households our
mar CUR fam .s Hevsr orr of 4 home
no a4tei Bills or inconvenience Loads Or
par laa1s our service Cofts no more.
Le,as ard storage ca
A DAMP WASH Fat lra-ea 3 D. 7se
COLoEED Lite chicken farms Wayns
and Beverf roads. s. down GsrtinE
oEaaiaF 81 weekly
FAMOUS caamoe-, rangs cooks win sas
turned ~ Frne aame trial a
ALL MAKES rdlas sxpe-tIy r.ps1fsd
written guarantee ssss1rahls
Aston Georgia s.roam newly deooraisdl
50 ZOO $500 DOWN fi5 NO
BIGGEST LOANS Diamonds watches.
Jewe.fy. ONE Minute Service
FARMINGTQS-f btrm brick. s-csr garg
5QNs25. beautiful residence district
ALL xmas. rs1fs repaired. new roots.
gufters reasonable
ONE DOLLAR
4 DAY kegs the landlord away. SIX beau-
Hful models almost completed
CONFECTIONERY and Lunch-Good busi-
mess. excellent location
PARTNER pHh business ability. reIabis.
large automobile accessory store-Ehop:
wonderful opportunity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
NEW b LEADER

Doubles and singles field at
Dearborn does not include the top
bowlers since most of these are
scheduled later in the month or
during May.
Only changes recorded yester-
day were in the B section of the
team event when Panthers of the
New Jonathan League wangled
340 over their average by rolling
26s9 and taking first place. Ten
pins behind were the Aztec Hi
Speeds whose 1861 was $50 over
and good for second.
Gene Pakizer was high for the
Panthers with 200 IN sol. Ed
Maine put in SIT for the Hi
Speeds. Jack Patton. Tyrus Strunk.
Charles Stevenson, and Leroy
Burnstrum rolled with Maine,
Herb Hermann. Ray Rogers,
James Rogers, and Dom Banaudo
were with Pakizer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
tOS Teams Roll
Today in City
Pin Tourney

One hundred and eight teams
the record for a single period TO
date take the alleys today at
Whittier Recreation as competi-
ton continues in the city bowling
championships Ten are from class
"A. the championship section. one
from A. and the other from the
lower divisions.
or the 10. the better known are
Campbell-Ewald of the Greater
Detroit. and Schmidts. of the east
tern division. Travelling League.
One rorth end unit. Ferndale
Recreation Seniors, and West
Warren Frankenmuths are also
threats to the 2S7S total by which
Lapham Farms leads the cham
pionship fight.