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r ARAIBROOK
Hunting. Eishine Property

DELCO motor and generator exceile
condition.. vii sell reasonable. -Cadilli
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Housekeeping Rooms


FARMS WORTH 36ti tn-af -Elltettl---
single Housekeeping room. 81 30, also
sleeping g. 500.
FIFTEENTH 35tT=Living room kitchen.
ba'h- redccorated clean. comfortable
couple 50
EESKtNE 276 Front three also single
FrgidaIre, white, reasonable. Cherry
03Sf
JOS CNMPRr .2f Laree room. kitchen.
bath. private entrance s.. hltzroy 1iI9
MAYRtRy GRAND 4s2l-F -Four cheerful
rooms. gas. urht, newly decorated. Tyler
6-ii92
COLORED Roosevelt. 6121--Large front
housekeeuin- room; comfortable; every
thing furnished reasonable
'COiORED-A ttractively furnished rooms
adults preferred 1921 Cameron. Tee
phone Temple i12i6
COLORED uumrnished nyht housekeeping
room gas, nght, heat; 81 so 5ite
Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

dRoNIc DISEASES

Pills AND CHRONIC DISEASES
S-ceessf' once treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5005 Cas-
avenue. 4 npls lara.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7333.
RUPTURS AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work. Hygea Clinic. 2i3
Boulevard Bldg. At 1910 Woodward. Tel
TR. 1880
TEsrKfD tintestfuai Aidt=f'reventr Dffft-
cult Elimination Immediate Relief
"Testaid." 1920 Lahser
YOUR personal horoscope and forecast. ST.
send birthday year. hour az known.
Personal Research, Box III, Rosevile,
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

HOHsEsIfOE LAKE Two miles whltmore
Lake only grocery; wonderful business
IarEr property trade Arlington 1880.
ti-ACRE HOMEstTUs - Privileges. Lake
Huron. Si75. Box 60s7. Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Resorts for Rent
Resorts for Sale

SUNRISE PARK: dobe chimney lake fror
cDttage and boat. Dearborn 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Bushes. opport.niti.. ws.s.S

WANTED 70 buy 10 rooms or more. psr1v
furnished rOoming house. ~ vs. Grad
Boulevard. Aims Bryan. West Dssrcorn,
Mich. General Delivery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Dine and Dance

CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH soc.
DENLY Recreation. Whittier; mr.. Kelly I'd
SCENIC INN-Dimng. dancing. foOT
shows, Grove JohnstOn's orchestra, 223I
South Fort.
TEXAS RESTAURANT South OF the Dor
der atmosphere. delicious food. 1910
Sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

CARPETS. rugs mace over. laid. repaired.
STANDARD Rug opt. Cleaners RA. 685l.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 45l5
Coiungvood Rugs cleaned. Insured.
Tele phone HGEarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
UphoIsfering
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

2 pcs now 81 90, free chair included
Northwest Upholstering GO. TY 5-537'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Board and Room

BfRWOOp 1875 -- Clean. coy room j
American home. good meals. lunches
gentlemen
BOARD and ralm Tor elderly people, Will
accent couvalescent people lovely home
50 Blaine
YOUNG man. room board with private
family. Write Bon B-6lf6, Detroit
Time.
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Share Living Quarters

DAWSON Fourteenth section. three.room
apartment ooe-tWo gentlemen. Town
send 1-uq1b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Income Bungalows for Sale

CHERRYI.AWS-- $40 plus rent makes pay
uents Reconditioned. Move in. UNiver-
sity 3-S33O 34OT Puritan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstinEs
in the big Sunday Times Want Al
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING LIMRER
MILLwORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESN EEI1S
7 ACRES or Build ERS' SUPPLIES
1881 W WhRH-sA- -Il4une- OREGON 400
24x22 Home Butt $500 Grand River
Lumber Couzens aud Telegraph Roads
2-cAR GARAGE. Si72 90, ERECTED
1892 wyominF Hoear'h 4,s5
AGAR GARAGE. Sis5. T.. s. HogseWreck-
ing. iSS6S Dequindre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Lumber, Building Material

COTTAGE from. bath. 2ix2o s3i2,
state Lumber 2ooii John h no. s-lzus.
oNE-CAR garage i2xis. S69.50 Fillmore
Lumber. 9is r. 2 Mile RI TO s-Tl25
PORCHES s1i6 with labor. Sl95. P4bhc
Lnmher OILS y l-M--. III 10 A-LlZ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
.dseGouIdHefo
In M M Win

WASHINGTON. April IS
Mase Goulds masterful relief hurl-
ing helped Michigan's fast-stepping
baseball team hand powerful
Georgetown its first defeat of the
year. rs.
The midget southpaw went into
the ball game in the second inning
to relieve Paul Goldsmith and
limited the Hoya sluggers to two
singles until he was taken out
after walking the first batter to
face him in the ninth.
Cliff Wise, the big highlander.
then took the mound for the VOL
verines and was nicked for two
straight singles before Southpaw
Neil Muir came in to choke off the
Georgetown rally one run short.
The victory was Michigan'S fifth
in the first six games of their cur
rent Spring trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Only One Detroit
Team Near Abe
Prize Money


ST. PAUL, MINI. April 1S.-It
was Just another bowling tourna-
ment for five Detroit quints which
failed 10 reach the prize class in
the American Bowling Congress
tourney here last night.
Indian Village posted 1850, on
the fringe of the prize money. but
none of the other Detroit fiVes
were in the running.
Kenneth Townsend gave the
Grand Laundry 61o series. but
ms males were unable To lind The
range and the 200 average series
was lost in the 2536 total
Yesterdays play was featured
by a 740 blast by Eddie Mady,
Minneapolis, which beat Martin
Carlson of Rockford, H., out of
the top spot by 10 sticks. Carl
Dech and Roy Thompson. team
mates of Mady took second berth
in the doubles with 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
6Dn Again
Zale Takes Cut so Fight
Can Be Held

CHICAGO. April 1s-Taere Wa
some uncertainty today As 10 who
vi fight whom al the Chicago
Stadium, May Us
A few hours after Announcing
cancellation OF the Tony Zale-Al
Eoslak middleweight champion
snip fght and itS replacement by
z 10-r0und battle between light
We eht challenEers Davev Day and
Babe Breese. Promoter Ell RAM
announced the Zale-IOstak affair
is on
The title bout uas caGg6Icd
wien Eddle Marino. Hostak.s man
seer, demanded 20 pr cent ri lie
gate after. according 10 Rand. YER
bally agreeing 10 accept Tire usual
j. yer cent for challenger IL
flfIa battle ...
Iair WHO c L1r7 rrrre-r
fhe ssIal\chQmphu .aale @. - &
HaF cent agreed f0 r.t his fase ~
bng Iiorak share - - nc DE-
nsudc5 20 per cent Rand SAID
LaIe won the Championship .iou
Eoztak 10 Seattle, last J.-y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
WAYNE Meters Win

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 10
The Wayne University tennis
team defeated Indiana University,
) to 0, in a match which was
rained out while the number six
singles and doubles were still un-
finished.
OF six matches played during
this trip, Wayne won four and
lost two. The Tartars open the
home season Saturday against the
Cincinnati University team, at the
Detroit Tennis Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Pin Repertoire
Everything Happens to Sullivan He TALES Pa
for Lou in City BouOling Tourney

Leo Sullivan is not the kind of
man TO show up his bowling fell
lows. Instead he puts on his own
show. For novelty. city tourna-
ment contestants assure their
listeners today. Leo offered moth
ing else but" last night at Whit
tier Recreation.
lie not only rolled the low
three-game tally of the event to
date. PA, but everything happened
to him that may befall a bowler
Misses. splits. gutter balls. picking
off one pin. fouling. spares and a
strike went into his sheet.
Sullivan had three spares In the
first game TO show 81. In the sec
ond he had one and 90. In the
third he had a strike and closed
with 81. InterSpersed with the
strike and those spares, Leo met
difficulty, but faced it down as
only a Sullivan can.
His team, the Claims Reds Of
the DSR League. hit 1915. below
its average of 2022. Sullivan
started on alley No. 13. The score
keeper said he dropped rather
than rolled the ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Cuban Names Mungo
In $4,000 Suit

NEW YORK. April 1s.-GNS)
Van Lingle Mungo, veteran
right-hander Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. today was named de-
PENDANT in a $4,000 damage suit
filed by Francisco Colladra Car
reno, Cuban dancer, who claims
that injuries allegedly inflicted on
him by the hurler last month in
Havana have cost him several
remunerative contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
AIpena Club 10 Show
Winter Sports Films

Winter sports pictures taken
during the annual carnival in Jan
uaTy ar Aipena will be shown at
the Spring meeting of the Alpena
Club of Detroit at the Fort Shelby
Hotel tomorrow night al S p. m.
A delegation Of 200 Alpena oiti-
zens is coming down for the affair,
led by Mayor Dick Piepkorn.
Harold Sepull IS general chairman,
assisted by Joe Kealy, Earl Murch
Pat McDougall, Christine Ander-
son, Clara Mathews and Guy
Obenauer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
{. B., Shannon Meet
tonight al Olympia

Ekhardt e. Becker and Shannon
roll off a postponed Greater De
troit Bowling League bowling
match tonight al Olympic Reerea-
ton. Shannon and Goebei We're
forced 10 call Off their engagement
as the time available last night dad
not permit completing the three
games.
The teams plan a Cet-together
next week when another match
brings together Polish Bank and
HrosI-C0.a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Joe Burk Deferred

BRIDGEBORO, N. j., April 1s.
--INS)-Joe Burk. one of the
worlds best amateur scullers. has
been deferred by his draft board
until September in order 10 take
care of his parents. The Burling-
ton County draft board decided
that Joe. now u and retired from
rowing, should be allowed six
more months 10 work his parents
fruit farm at Bridgeboro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Fiqht Results

Nv InternafI0nhI NfNh NfFNIce
Al Atlantic city. y. J.--Joey Iodds,' 1873,
New York, deeisioned Firpo Pedro, 1872,
Camden. y J., 81.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Forte. Phiiadei-
phiA bantafnW eight. defeated Johnny Mar
ceIline, Philadelphia 90.
At Elizabeth. y. Il harles Wright, 100,
Newark y. J., Negro. scored technical
knockout over Clin kusterbeck, 1874, New
York 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Holiday for ALI
Everybody (Aln,osD Quits Work TO See or Hear
Opening Game; Details Are Arranged
BY EDGAR HAYES

when the Judges are at the ball
game or who's Interested in listen
inS to sales talks when he could be
hearing the sweet musi of the bat
against the swiftly thrown ball.
Detroit social. civic and sport
leaders all will be present. Since
the great teams of 1934-35. it has
been the right thing to do TO go
to the important ball games and
none is more important than the
opener.
All is in readiness for the big
cry play ball cor Is this the
year we say batter up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
BUFFALOED AT START

Both Glass "A teams in the
championship flight De Saints,
eastern division. Travelling League.
and Austin Unger'S BatheyS from
Art Center Recreation. failed 10
break into the first five. De SAINTS
cracked 1887 and BatheyS 2643
Moulding from Murray Body
Interplant League did PA. or 260
over IFS average, 10 make second
place in Class 3. and Bruno Stel-
man anchored with 242-200 in COS
Stelman'S teammates are Frank
Blazkowski, Jack Zulcosky, George
Priebe and Wilbert Nielsen.
Stelman'S series was high. Ed
Carpenter of Die Cast Detroit
Transmission League. was second
with 592. He included a 229
middle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
USED CAR
B AR @ AIN S
TODAY'S
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Despite the cries of the calamity
howlers. we have progressed. In
years gone by you had to tell the
boss about poor. dear Grandma
and her sad passing. Now the
boss plans his schedule for all to
90 TO the opening ball game.
That's real progress.
Down TO the last detail. all
arrangements have been made for
today's big opener. The Cleveland
Indians, who have just won two
straight shutouts, arrived in town
last night. Our sterling athletes
beaten IN their only start Wednes-
day, came home early today.
At II o'clock, the gates al
Briggs Stadium were opened. A
crew Of As ticket sellers went TO
work 10 dispose of the 2l.OOO
grandstand pavilion and bleacher
seats. All the reserved and box
seats have been sold. but there
Will he plenty of room for those
who buy their tickets today.
LARGEST CROWD
The crowd at Briggs Stadium
likely will be the largest 10 see an
opener in any major league city
this year. Cleveland drew $4,000
in the big Municipal Stadium for
its inaugural. while the Yankees
entertained Just over 10000. The
record for an opener III Detroit
was made in 1888 with "a, 500 in
attendance.
The field is in better shape than
ever before for the first game
Ned sod has been planted in many
places and the sprinkler system
has been in action for several
days Just as a precauuon, the big
covers have been over the lnfield
Tor two days
The annual and traditional open
ing day ceremonies VIII be under
way Al 2.45. Bn Finzel and his
band Will lead the march. of the
TWO teams 10 the flagpole. Scouts
from The army likely VIII be
watching 20 see how ne boys go
through their IN arc hing drill
They'll be- disappointed
Mayor Edward !. delfrIeS VIII
take his place on the mound and.
completely surrounded by camera
men. VIII throw the first ball 90
Governor Murray Non Wagner.
I'm keeping with a custom Of long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Crown Champs
Sunday in State
Pin Finale
By HAROLD KtHL

Champions ln every division VII.
b. crowned when Michigan 5
-uTTTT5-eighth annual record-sreak-
INC state bowling tournament enaS
in Lansing sunday after 10 week
ends az continuous 1o . - n s.
Th.rty-se>cn teams 70 ~ which.
are regulars wL Go TIE final
Shooting
IN the regular Ifo-l VI ns -
fxas ireu Detroit Flnt Mus
kfeoa PINmouth &ashesor
Hf chfs. Ann Arhor. Ipsilsnti' and
Brighton VIII make uF the rest
Fast TaVas oxford oVosso. Lake
orion ard Lapc VII be repre-
seate5 bN booster outfits.
THREE FOR DETROIT
From slI indications Detroit vii.
carry eff three ~ the five cham
r.s7Srips with Bll " a r d e n :
Hodges Of Fcrndalo showing -3oS9
n the rvC-nau Mike SlraEISa.
% in the singles and Mark Col
lnak 1855 r the all events.
incidentally 30S9 is the same
total Joe Norris StT0H fired IN
become The FIRST Detroit team Il
canfure an American Bowling
Congress championship IN 1881
TIE 1878 of Herman Gibson and
Walter kuhaslak Of Grand Rap
lis m the doubles and HaWkeyos
$50 ln The booster also should
survive.
steve kowalczyk.S WoOdy-Pon-
fac appears 20 be DetroItS chief
threat in the final rolling Satur-
GAY This team COPIED the Class
3 title in The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes with a 2977 total. II
il matches that total II viii wind
un fourth behind Stroh.
on SAME SQUAD
On me same squad will be Al
DykhouSeS Pirates. Al Mize
Black Horse. Bill Skurski's Bud
Weiser and Joe Schaeffer's I. +.
Pi1e. Ken Hills Dodge Forge.
Tom Thomas Grubauch and Ray
Travniks Young Americans roll
on an earlier shift
Ray MackerSie'S Centerliuc
Recreation. Bob DeBackers Motor
City Recreation. Art Sherk' :
Smith a. Tompklns and Ed Marks
Northwest Record -NEiIi have the
final say for the regulars Sunday
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

At the request Of the contest
ants, Ken Ludiker Will include the
sweepstakes annually as part of
the Red Mill tournament schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Joe Norris Wins
500 Prize I

With a 1888 total for eight
games, Joe Norris is 500 ahead
today at the close of the first
annual Red Mill individual sweep
stakes. Norris led a field of %
and beat out Charlie Kotarski. his
nearest rival, by 1l3 pins Kotar-
ski had 1910, Wayne Spaulding
was third with 1886.
Norris games ran 241-232-263-
225-172- 1S5-1S2- 253 for an average
of 219. Mike Tesla. 1885; Phil
Bauman. 1882; Chef Bukowski.
1879; AL Dorl 1878; Rudy Walby
aid Ed Briskie. 1876. were those
finishing in the first 10 Louis
Burr's IS prize returned his entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

} This policy protects insured persons in The military
or naval service on land OF the United States
Excluding aviation and submarine serviee within
the bounds Of the 48 states or the District Of
Columbia, so long as the United States remains at
peace and is NOT engaged in declared or unde-
cIared war, os well as insured persons not in such
service. rs BIC protection az lttle cost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

RAY GollInger IA. Frank waldecksr l3s.
Charles Dawson 1877, Irving Morris l2l,
Howard Cobh i0i.
championship. fOver average.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

able if the worker were required
to pay this amount down before
starting to work. I would not con-
slider it unreasonable if he were
allowed to start to work without a
down payment on the initiation fee,
but were allowed to pay it in in
stallments as he worked"
He added that about 100000 un-
employed have been put to work
through rearmament efforts in the
last few months, reducing the LoUal
jobless from 100000 to 6,O0O,OO
He said he had ascertained this
from canvassing the latest en-
ployment statistics just before
leaving Washington.
He said there are no strikes of
any consequence on defense jobs
where the unions are affiliates of
the A. F. L. Although there have
been a few local disturbances, he
said, these are mot consequential. !"
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Green Says A. FL.
Lacks sJurisdiction
Over Union Fees
Charges Of Rocket
On Defense Jobs Make
Ne Indignant He Stotes
BY the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Feb. 8-William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor, said tonight
the charges of racket" hurled at
unions collecting initiation fees
from workers on defense projects
make me indignant, and there's
not a word Of truth in them"
Interviewed prior to his address
at the banquet celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the Atlanta Fedora
tion of Trades, he said the fees for
national unions have not been
raised since the emergency program
started"
In view of the disturbance which
has been raised over initiation fees"
he announced, Il will recommend
to the executive council Of the
American Federation meeting next
week that the council request the
national unions to apply the rule of
reason in the initiation of new
members IN their unions
Fl. L. Has No Jurisdiction.
T1c thpldlllcu CilnO III G4lc ildN1ollaI
unions, local chapters fix initiation
dues with the approval of the ma
tional organization, but that the
A. F. L. has no jurisdiction over
these fees.
Primary attention has been TO-
cused here on the carpenters union,
due to debates in the Georgia Cen
eral Assembly, where a fight has
been launched for. a bill making
it felony for any union represen-
tative to collect money from a
worker on a project financed in
whole or in part by tax money.
Particularly mentioned is the 81
100000 general hospital at Camp
Gordon, defense project now
under way. The initiation fee for
carpenters there Is $50.
In explaining the rule of reason"
to be recommended, Mr.. Green
answered the direct question of
whether a $50 initiation fee came
within his definition of reasonable
ness by saying:
Il would consider $50 unreason-