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Evening star., 1941-06-26
In Mrn1nrtant

BROADDUS. WILLIAM LEIGH. A trib-
ute OF love to the memory OF nv dear huS-
band. WILLIAM LEIGH BROADDUS. who
June IS, 1889.
The only legacy that death defies
Is love that lives, that never dies.
DEVOTED WIFE, BESSIE
CLARK, SUE B. SCOTT. In loving men,
ory OF our darling sister and devoted wife
SUE B. SCOTT CLARK. who passed away
three years ago today. June oB 1898
LOVING HUSBAND, WILLIAM CLARK.
AND SISTER, VIRGINIA SCOTT,
HUNTER, KATHLEEN PEBBLES. A
tribute of love and devotion TO the mem
ory OF one Of the best women who ever
lived my wife and our mother, KATH
LEEN PEBBLES HUNTER. who departed
tnlS lie flye years ago today, June % 1896.
J. B: HUNTER. CHARLES H HUNTER.
GRACE HUNTER SMITH KATHI FEN
PEEBLES HUNTER. BETTY PEBBLES
PEEL, CHARLES JACOB. In remem-
branGe Of my dad, CHARLES JACOB
PFEIL, who passed away one year ago
today. MAY 26, 1910.
HIS DAUGHTER, LYDIA D'URso.
SMITH, BESSIE. In loving memory of
my devoted wife, BESSIE SMITH who de-
parted this life three years ago today,
It's not the tears that are shed
That tell of the hearts that are broken.
but silent tears in the after years
And remembrance silently spoken
DEVOTED HUSBAND, ROBERT SMITH.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

newspapers to take hurried emer-
gency measures today to continue
publication.
The loss of an integral part of the
publishing mechanism taxed the in
genuity and inventiveness of the
metropolitan press-but the papers
came out.
Compositors quit work yesterday
IN dispute over a new contract to
replace one which terminated June
II. A spokesman for Local 16 of the
International typographical Union
said that members sought an in
crease of SIS week over the basic
rates of s58 for day employees and
s62 for night workers for 36A-
hour week.
Planes Used From Milwaukee.
The Daily News and the Herald
American sent skeleton stats to
Milwaukee to meet the emergency.
There, IS miles away they had type
set and matrices rolled. Then the
matrices were sped to Chicago for
SooIAI1G hlbo IllCGdl 1Ol I1S-
The Daily News pressed airplanes
into service to carry the mats"
from Milwaukee to Chicago. The
typesetting and copy editing was
carried on with the cooperation
of two Milwaukee newspapers.
Stenographers, typistS, reporters
and other members of the staff be-
came typewriter compositors" at
the Daily Times. They copied news
on ordinary copy paper and the
pages then were photographed in
two and three-column widths. The
resultant cuts were used in place
of machine-set type for stereotying.
The News reported that about 80
compositors appeared for work this
morning, enabling the paper to set
type for the front page. The bal
ance Of the paper was matted in
Milwaukee.
Certain Elements" Blamed.
All of the afternoon papers pub
liShed a statement on the dispute
1t set forth that certain elements"
of the union held unauthorized
meetings during work hours, stop
ping all work for protracted periods"
Dissident compositors were in
formed by the publishers that they
would be dismissed unless they re-
turned to work.
After a lapse of two hours, dur
ing which the men showed no dis
position to comply. the printers,
whose action was in all respects
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Moscow

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Lists Of 0usted Axis
ConsuIs Sent by U. 5.
To Other Republics
WeIIes Says American
Nations Will Make Own
Decision on ExpuIsions

Lists of the German and Italian
consuls and propaganda agents ex-
PEELED from the United States have
been furnished other American re-
publics for their information and
such action as they may consider
advisable, Acting Secretary of State
Welles said today.
He disclosed this procedure when
asked at a press conference about
reports that some South American
countries had ruled that the Axis
agents recently ordered out of this
country would not be allowed to
cross their borders.
Mr.. Welles emphasized that such
action was entirely within the juris-
diction Of the other American ma
tions. He did not express any official
hope that all the American re-
publics would ban the ousted Ger
mans and Italians.
He said information concerning
this Governments action had been
transmitted to the neighbor nations
in accordance with the spirit Of
agreements reached at a conference
of American foreign ministers in
Havana last summer which urged
all the Americas to prevent par
ticipation in domestic politics by
foreign diplomatic officers and called
for the fullest interchange of in
formation among the American gov
ernments about such activities.
German ConsulS and employees of
three alleged Nazi propaganda agen-
cies have been ordered to leave the
United States by July 10. Italian
Consuls and employees must leave by
July Is. The German and Italian
are not affected.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
machine guns. Two enemy COM
panies were annihilated.

machine guns. Two enemy COM
panies were annihilated."
Another citation read:
"A Red Army man of an infantry
regiment in Romanov stealthily ap-
preached an enemy scout motorist
and killed him."
approximately a score of Nazi
airmen were said to have been taken
prisoner, including one Of the Soviet
Finnish frontier.
At one point in the communique
the high command asserted that
German troops in one sector Of the
front went into action being drunk
and suffered heavy casualties"
German war prisoners" the COM
munique said, stated Just before
the battle we are given vodka"
Reds Claim Superiority.
TaSs, official Russian news agency,
claimed for the Red Army a super
iority over Germany as we'll as the
Evening star., 1941-06-26

PENNINGTON. LUvENIA NJ. On We'd
nesday,. June IS. 1241, at her SMfn TsSidsnce,
us 18th ST., Sc; LUVEN1A M; PENM.IIlNIG. .IlI
Il, PENNINGTON. She is survived by three
sons, Mr. Calib, William H. and Harry M.
Pennington, and one daughter, Miss Clara
v Pennington.
Remains resting at H. M. Padsett's fu-
neral home. 131 18th ST. Sc; where serv,
ices will be held on Friday, June -, at
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Congressional Cemetery; 26
Evening star., 1941-06-26

naval base of Constanta in Ru-
mania. The Russians said they lost
only II planes in these engage
ments.
Thus, in four days the plane score
as reported by the Soviet stood at:
German losses, 457; Russian losses,
391.
German parachutists were report
ed active, the high command an
nouncing that several had been cap
tured by peasants.
The high command specially men,
toned and praised numerous indi-
vidual soldiers in its long commun-
ique, selecting for mention such in
cidents as:
THE commander of a battalion,
Capt. Kosehl, skillfully organized
machine-gun fire in battle. He
quietly admitted the enemy to close
quarters and opened cross-fire with
Evening star., 1941-06-26

tantamount to a sit-down strike
were given the option of departing
voluntarily or under police persua-
sion, and chose the former method, y
the statement added.
Claude M. Baker, I. T. U. presi-
dent, said in Colorado Springs the
union Executive Council had ordered
the men to return to work or face
suspension by the union.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

sympathy "of all peoples enslaved
by Hitler, the sympathies Of all
advanced humanity"
AT present, Hitler has stretched
his greedy paw toward the Soviet
land. He wants to take away the
land from our collective farmers.
He wants to destroy our cities and
take our factories and planes. He
will never succeed.
THE Soviet people have risen to
great war for the fatherland. Our
banner words are:'For the Father
land, for Honor. for Freedom, for
Stalin!' Under this banner we will
win, for ours is a righteous cause"
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Wife of Col. Joaquin,
French Attuche, Buried

Funeral services for Nine. Marcelle
Madeline Pillard Joaquin, wife of
Col. Paul Antoine Joaquin, air at
tache of the French Embassy, who
died Tuesday after a short illness
at Doctors Hospital, were held this
morning at st. Matthew's Cathedral.
Burial was private.
With her young son, Francois,
and her daughter. Madeline, Nine.
Joaquin came to Washington from
Paris last November. Col Joaquin
came here more than four years
ago as head of a French purchas-
ing commission. He has been air
attache since last September.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Insurance Executive Dies

NEW YORK, June 26 (P).-Louis
H. Cooke, So, general counsel 10 the
New York Life Insurance Co. since
1922, died at his Park Avenue home
yesterday of heart disease.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Chicago Papers GET
Type Set in Milwaukee
In Printers Strike
Union Heads Order
Men Back to Work
On Three DuiIies
BY the Associated Press,

| BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 26.-A work stop
page by composing room employees
forced Chicago's three afternoon
Evening star., 1941-06-26

the Russians attacked obiectives
ranging from Finland in the far
north to the German Black Sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

HiFh scores-Bnl Pasnick az. FranK
Molinaro 200. Fred Krause 233, Zeke Tody
2i2, Pete Wilson 215. Msriiyn May 2o1-1s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
Central States
Attracts Men
And Women
Marian German Defends
3 Titles in Saginaw;
Toledo Gets I3 Team.
By HAROLD KAHL

Detroit bowlers will make an
other attempt to seize Central
States tournament leads tonight
when 13 mems teams invade To-
ledo and Is women's fives journey
to Saginaw to crown champions in
that event.
The 1928 of Herman Riders
Linsz Recreation of Cleveland in
Glass A, will be the target OF Ken
Ludikers Pepsi-Cola. Dick Kra-
kow's five, Ted Rebain's Vernor's,
all of The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic, and George Morgan's De-
troit Recreation.
John Sleeps Woody-Pontiac,
John Heenan's Goebel, Frank Con-
lsiors Mineralites and Arthur
Keck's Lutheran Bowling will 60
after the 1850 of Recreation Nine
Club of Toledo. in Class B. Phil
Morosco's Dauberger, Ere d dy
Browns Detroit Recreation No. 2,
Vern Jannisse's Is'and View. Fred
Anders' Frankenmuth and Frank
Dare's UAW-CIO No. 735 will roll
in the booster division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
NORGE ADVANCES

Norge rolled into tie for fifth
with National in defeating Oldbru
twice. 1852 TO 2S0S. Vince Mikiel
was top for Dawes with G9
E rlier in the week. Mikiel COM
peted in the individual match
eliminations at Chicago.
Edelweiss took a hand in the
shutout business with Demerys the
victim. The scores were 1905 to
1894. George Lasher $40; Pete
Schanapp, Gil; Herb Case. $40
figured for Edelweiss with Bill
Hess exhuming 63l for Demerys.
Pepsi-Cola worked into a three.
- tie for sixth in 2-l and
b-2S59 victory over Dawes
Yewes had a 1920 middle. Pops
put on a 1o17 finish. Kenneth
Havilsnd was main man for Pops
on 625. Pete Carter. 6l1; Mark
Collinak, Col. led Dawes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
psR COOLIDGE COACH
SHORE

nikH tCOFeh-rcuOTOnho <Vlt hOts <'o.
w,stermeysr ar. Levandowski 200. Petrul
2l5. sokolak 2o3-2i6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
FROM 255 TO EOS

Bukowski's range was 255-244-
205 in 704 as Ekhardt Becker
stamped Auto Club. with 1919
1893 in 1864 while the Autos had
1893 in 1855. Albert LaCroix
batted for George Holmes. George
Sheeks, 626. Bill LaRue. Glib; Jack
Grilley, 622. led Auto Club as
EeeBee landed two.
Paris. minus General John
Crimmins. was not up 10 snuff
Malcolm Gilmour was high on Sol
as Detroit Recreation claimed
two, marking 1856 while Paris
was getting a 1923 in 2S49. Bob
Johnston strutted 643 for Detroit
Schmidt continued to climb with
a 80 triumph over National as
Fred Bujack's 63I helped Schmidt
snaffle 2S65 to 2795. Steve Dutko
as next 10 Bujack with 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
RIVIERA
HOUSE LEAGUE

2si. Dave MacKsy a2s2is Rudy Nation
22s. Gus Ksmpe 22t, I'd Knoph 223, vii.
liam Morland 22o Walt Bednsrski ait. Al
Niche 216-201 Wayne Hogue as, Gordon
Tanner 2i5-202. Ken Rayner 2t4. Fred
Beck POS John Harley 205-202 Louis Nc
Clune POS. Henry Haar 2l3 Bob Lindsay
goa. Herman Ruppel 2Oi202 Joe Ruppel
203 Raw Peters 203 Jack Burke 203. Harry
KrentL 202. Larry Gill pol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
CAW-CIO LOCAL 800
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores--N. Klein 232. r. Amelotte
22e. d. Wright .226. r. shillum 21s-225,
V. spidell 2l1, j. Hartley 209, w. Alex
ander 206. j. Peckham 200, r. Blanks
21l, v. Weakland al. p. viviano 2o3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
AMBASSADOR
JUNIOR HOUSE
d. 5. r. COOLIDGE COACH

JUNIOR HOUSE
W L w l.
Veteran Roof 80 IS Ambassador r ~ ~
Marlowe Clean 81 10 Standard Auto ~ 81
Panorama OR IS III Goebell 20 50
AdIer's Bar IS 81 Hughes Bros II IS
Pabst Blue r - ~ Tobias County 20 80
Lindstror 5 % 80 Glanz-Killian 20 80
High scores-Reeves 1881 Christie 2ls.
suilivant 2l5, @. Nelson 2io. J. Nelson $50.
w. Luce 202-2is, r. LOTUS 200. W. Bur-
CESS 212. Warhus 207. Gene Miller 222. w.
Smith 220. v. Lindstrom 2l0, n. Pletl 20y,
Fraser AL. Goodbred 20f Chance I'll,
sullivan 200. Pybus 2i3. r. Neimeyer 223-
201. 8. Nassoll 1923, Magnusson 200-2ls-
2oi. Kiddle 232-2it. Dale Burgess 227-2s7.
MscCorkindsle 200, d. Smith 207. Wags-
man 2ll, Michel 22t, Keith 2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
GLENEAGLES
MOTORS INITIAL
KEMBA WEST SIDE
NICKERS' TIT

HlEh NCOrfH-J- KTHJpshI -fVl n UuIk
23I J. Kula ?25-2il c Dreer 2242i4 T.
Watson 20e w. Jolma 207. p. Koszegi 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
STANDINGS AND HIGH SCORES BOWLING LEAGUES IN METRO DIST
BEDFORD

High scores-Fred Wagner 222 william
schwope 2Os-2iI, Claude Dwight 207. Ere
shsrk 2ol-2Oi. Jeffrey 2l2. Al Bates 20;
Russell Luna 80. Cole Frisbee 2o2. Hor
race Duderneld 20s, Dale Huntington 202
2i5. Al Alvey 200. Henry Meyers 2oe
Steele 2i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
TWENTIETH CENTURY
WEST CHICAGO
HOUSE LEAGUl

Rebain 2is-2oi- 222, John Reclaim 2is-2is.
Robert Hill 223. William McMorran 202.
Russell Schiappacasse 200. Chuck Davidson
20o Roy Ohief 226-2l1. Gene Eiceher 204
John Macy as. George Gust 212, Earl
LeGore 202, Art Marshall 222, Frank
Green 204-201. Art Coombes 223. Jimmie
Schmittling 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ORIENT

High scores-Wm. Myers 24s, Chss Nor
rison 24s. Carl Bluth 247-2l6. Cy Omen
Ter 235, Norm Morrison 226, Mike Nc
Kewich 225. Ray Bardel 221-2i4. Nc
Cune 219, Ray Kelly 2ls. Jim Springer
2i7-20s. Lew Hamm 2i5. VIM. tombstone
2i2 Eugene Greenfield 2li Tom Maley 210-
2OI Ray Schon 2l0-202. Geo. Schram eos
200 Robt schon POS. Ernie Springer 2O4,
Norm Milz 20i. Harold Bardel 202. VIM.
Clazebrook POP sam Kaplan 20l John
Bardel col, Frank Conger 20i, H. Bartsch
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
DETROIT RECREATION

High scores-Julius HoIefea IN, FuEen'
Zemers 2i0-202, Harry Hart 20i. Cliff
wich,man 202. Pete ne Neve 25i. Al Walsh
Ted Mas col, Denny Bedarc
20s .20i. Vince Koehler All. Louis Bschnst
202. Louis Pelsrski 25s, Frank Arhinl 2o2
Jack Cunningham 204. Frank Dettloff 22o
Claud Miller 20s, Joe Pfister 2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
GRAPHIC ARTS
GELATIN

High scores Edward Bender 200.25s.
Leonard Finkheimer 209-2ie. Mathew Fig
urki ZOO .202. Harry Neidbaiu 222. 2i3 .2O3.
Lester Kimmel 222.217. Henry Wocott 200
2o3, Albert Ross 20i. Hoyt Dingwell 202.
22i-2l2. Leonard Lewandowski 203-20i,
Paul Schneider 200-22i. Walter Juergens
2is,2n4. Charles Pischea 200 Mike Hvler
2n3 Paul Breeze zoe, Marvin Fauss 2i2,
Edward Pokorny zoe. Richard Dunosky 203.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
BEST IN SINGLES

Detroit's best showing thus far
over Jack Hagerty's drives has
been made in the Class A singles,
where Bert Mort is out in front
with Cos followed by Fred Bujack
with $50 and Earl Gremel with
GAL. Al Kopitzki is fifth with 632.
The women's final attacks will
be highlighted by Marian Cor
mans defense of her doubles. sim
giles and all-eyents championships.
She tumbled GS2 in the singles,
paired with Gertrude Loughran
for 1894 in the doubles and headed
the all-events with 1870.
The leading $500 of the Hoov-
ers of North Canton. O., is in for
some heavy bombarding with such
Detroit quintets on the drives as
Clara Aliens Olynpics, Ruth
Johnston's Altoona, Emma Hills
Winter Garden. besides Marian
GOrman's Schmidt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ALIENS
INDIAN

High scores--Gale Zanger 265. Hugo
steck 2ii-223-23i Glide simpson 2i2, |
George steck 20l, Bob Dwyer 233, Ronald
ySs ~. I Rs VI s,o Spence :s PICK Hs.4y
Johnson 223-23s. Ed Quincy 20i. Frank
Becker 2o2, Jerry Ryan 2it, Bert Allen
224-2ie, Jack Cunningham 204-227. James
Longhern 20l, Mike Winemaster 20$.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
X. l.. POLK
PALACE
AMERICAN LEGION

son 2oi' Nit Chrisia 255, Elmer schl.s
200, Harold Erickson 2i3-2i7 Rex Talcott
200. Richard Cody 220. Tom Kenny 2o5,
Rene Christin 2i4. Harry Pohman 2l4,
Earl Bezenah 200, Rod Marshall 202
Frank Witkowski 200. Or. Ted Eyer 224,
Tom stodola 2l2-222. George Moust 225
Ed Jun.unen $40, Charles Kollver 2o1 Roy
Middour 22{ Charles David POI. Car
LIGHT 2os Oscar Sorenson 2f2. Fred Dunn
2oi. Frank snay 2il. Walter ChampouS
2072l4 Stan Coss 2i3. Russ Fraser 200
Les Gates zoo. Harvey Bishop 200, Mich
Hunmsster 203-2i6, Charles Linkogle 234
Gil schmitz 22i, Howard Messner 22i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
MOTOR CITY

Watermans 20 Fort Blvd. q
Altes 20 Ashley's ~
Town Han 20 Wrght's %
Dukes Carbon IS Cafe p
The Fort Is Fort Blvd. Club %
Scotch 25 wilkes II
HIGH scc's " sssis 2o5-2l2 l. Trick
EFT 225, 6. chsrrey 2o2. r. Frint 200, p.
Miller ali. n NsNeo 2i2.227. p Trionn
2Gs-233 y Z,lensk 2io G. Henry 2o5. s.
zeienak 2o5. z. Pecore 200 J. selesky 2i3,
y. Anderson 23e J Smith 23i-2ls. L,
O'Leary 222 y Bertchirgsr 2io.23o .2o5,
= Lachel, 2nO L. Berglund 2is. T King
223. c. Goldsmith 2Oi. 8. Duchesne EOS.
r Msrec 2oi II. Hamilton 200. r.
sctfN ocho 222.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
RITZ

High scores-John Keith 247. Joe Riberdy
242. Fred Racine 24o. Del Kamin 232, Dave
Powell 227. Del Valerand 223, Charles
nth sr 2o3 Arthur Reinlard 2o2. Earl
Burdstte 202, Emil sehskow 200. Phil
Atchehon 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
FEDERATION OF LABOR

High scores-El Baker 234. Dave New
man 225-2l2. Harry Boehmer 225 Martin
Wing 224. Stan Mezdo 222. Stan Lane 2ls.
Bill Beechinor 2i3, Earl Bartsch 21o. Ed
sienkaniec 200, Pete Nadai 20s Howard
Storm 205 Sam st. Onge 204, Clarence
Trudeau 203 Jake Guntenaar 203 Steve
Dobis 202. Cecil Boyle 201 Sam Kaplan
20l, Frank Stevens 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
FNITIIANA

High scores-John Battani 203. Aid
santarosa 2o2 Joe Bulgsrelli 2o7. Adolf
Bulgareln 222-2o0. Andy stefani 225, job
Pavlor 21l. Angelo Bulgarelli 211.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
JUNIOR HOUSE

iac 22l. Len Citko 2o4. Ed Dayton 2o5.
Joe Pallarito 214, Joe Made 203, Paul
Kieohia 2io. Don Shaw 2l5 Jerry staub
200. Cuf Sellers 2o5. Harold Lynch 203.
Andy Benyon 2l0, Emmett Dayton 2ol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
GRAND CENTRAL
House LEAGUE
GRANDMOUNT
HOUSE LEAGUE

HOUSE LEAGUE
W L W L
Glenn ~ IS Banner rs 80
Cd Riv. Liver 81 10 Mark Twain n 80
Jack Hsrper's 80 - Fulkerson 25 81
Emmert 80 % Six-Mile IS 35
Crandmont 81 % Cross - SO
Grand 80 rs Nagel "a SO
Fsrris 30 2S Rollins % 81
Pahst 20 81 Thebolt 20 40
High scores-Theo Wenzel 200 Barney
Likschst 222 Clarence Richter 225 Max
Richter 247 Bob Cole zoe, Bill LaRue 215-
22i. William Peterson 22l-2oe. John Bickel
22s william Bolt 204 Carl Mage 232-220,
Erwin N.s.l 2is: WsI'sr sp per- CHI 2t2'
Bud Werner 233. George Otto 203 Scott
Willis 224-22i-2is. William Thompson 200.
Harold Otenbsker 2oi. Jack Irwin 5000,
Bob wsg.rmsn ao4 MsIlyin H.ger "a.
222. Gslen Hassinger 2ol-2l7, Fred Kirh
2is, sam Feidnsn 2o2 George MacLellar
I 2oi-2ii Joe Byrwa 204 -2io-200. Harry
FuIkerson 400. John Dunkel 2os, william
Taylor 202-207 George Garner 2i7 John
4Laekner Al Porath use, James Hatch
2n3. T Bedard 2i3-2i2 George Bryant
24O-2a3. Leo Fitzpatrick 20i. James Strange
2sa Joe O'Leske 2il Jack etahl 27s Adam
Beer 22s. Elmer Leschke 2i0-237. Harold
Minor 200. .-.-----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
STATE FAIR
LADIES' HOUSE

HiEh scores-Frankie Callear 204, Bea
Mobile 1871. Edith Hawk $50. Ruth Pstter-
son 17a, Helen Furlong 17s. Hazel Formal
173 Celeste Lehner l73. Louise Cardeccia
no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
INTERCOLLEGIATE
LADIES JrNIoR HOUSE
MT. ELLIOTT

HIN scores-F. PuruIeski 700, G. Wiz
nowski 247, julius Aarkowloz 30. F
Ksrbvwski 2l5, L. Mchalak 2l2 r. Red
stone 22i. j. Miller 2is, r. Ruder 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

High scores-Anthony Barone 257 An
thony Cetlinski 2t5. Ray Allen 243-22f. Art
Watson 23o, Gil schmitz 230. Jack Cunning
ga. Walter stelt 22l. Al Hog 221. Dick
DeMsrais 2lo. Frank Resch 2o2. Howard
Broad 20s. Dan Dacey. 2Os. Frank Weller
207-204, Geo. steck 207. Clyde Simpson 20s.
Harold Unger 2o5, Matt Engstler 2oe-222
Ed Smoke 202 Carl Hull 20i, Art DuPerry
201. Tom Gull 200, Lou Brinkman 200,
James Haggerty 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ARGYLE
NASH KKININATOR

\ HIN scores- Hsrry Vifheau 2JT, names
Arlen 235. Arthur Wilson 22s. Fiorisn
] sochowicz 223. Harold Ncviesr 222
Charles Roussesux 22o. George Bockman
2i3. Harry Wseenschultz 2i5. Oscar ~.
I Psasks 2l&, William Nemeth 2it. Walter
schmittllng 2i3, Walter Pokriefke 2i3
Arthur Brurer 207 Howard Cobb 2o7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
PACKARD ENGINEERING
KINGS AND QUEENS CLASSIC

High scores-walter Burczych 223 f.
ward Gorka 20s, Henry Van Belle 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
Cdss Grygier's
III Features
CD Matches
Chof Bukowski Marks
104 as Paris Retains
First by One Game

Paris Is down TO a one-game
lead over Stroh today as result
of losing two while Stroh swept
Krakow. Cass Grygier of Stroh
has a TIT series and Chef Bukow-
ski of Ekhardt- Becker a 704.
Chene-Trombly gained the
fourth spot by blanking Mineral
ties with 3049 against 2769.
Stroh pencilled 5000 in taking
three from the 2878 Krakows.
Ekhardt- Becker won and remains
two away from the lead.
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RAINBOW
HNvOR HOTSF

High scores-Cram zlZ-205, HuIbert
200. Bartos ala. Parker 2I3, Egeland ?
Davis POT, Garden 205. Radzon 202, Pr
2o1, Osborne 70i, Mcnamara 201,
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has 276 FINISH

Such is the situation today
along the Greater Detroit League
front. Grygier finished with ZIG
az Olympic last night after lathine
229-212. Phil Bauman turned up
with 636 but Walter Reppenhagen
had only 528 and Fred Wolf $50
while Howard Curtin, subbing for
the absent-in-Chicago Joe Norris,
had a respectable $50.
On the Krakow side. Joe Serb
ner wangled 646 which included
257-214. Bill Oliver, 606, and
Paul Scribner. 602.
Chene-Trombly had games OF
1016-1084 in the 3049 with Jack
DiGiovanni, substituting for Mario
Tesla whipping forth $50 which
included 226-245. Joe Paulus had
63i. Louis Meyers was four pins
uhder 500. Henry Gavie pushed
&t sos Slingin' Steve Cruchon
81 too many splits and wound up
nth 566.
Bill Littman replaced Harold
Allen in the Mineralites lineup
after the first game. The Miners
were off as 2769 indicates. Charlie
Kotsrski. another recent Chicago
contestant in company with Allen,
led with 610.
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PALM BEACH

High scores-fa Reign Hunter 2is jay
Southland 2lh Chris Grana 90 Rob White
2oi Frank Could 300. Jack Kovolkian 203
Rob Helwig 232 Ed ScfWter 20s. Lee IL.
han 20s-2oo Ernie Ploof 2i3 Paul WilNrr
ga steve Frank 2Oi. Bob Hay 23i.2ii
Kenneth Houer eos Adoiph Jackola 228
204. William Jones 2O3 George oliver 203
Norman Dsnahsr 2ol. Edward Weiand 233
Fred Marriok 2iis Charlie. spainins,to zoo
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SENIOR HOUSE

HIEh fC0ret- SfeNe Lfuchon W FFdhh
Evans 2e5, Ralph sullns 247 Sam Igna-
rex 237. y Troy 213, Joe Chojnacki 40,
John Crondon 2is