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Evening star., 1941-03-06
Housewares
6 Pearlwick Top Clothes

-6 Pearlwick Top Clothes
Hampers. As is. Were
s5.98 -----S S1.98
is 12-Quart Oval Deco
rated Metal Waste Baskets.
Were 39c --------l9c
-27 3-Quart TripIe-coated
White Enameled Covered
Sauce Pans. Were $1--39c
80 O'Cedar Triangular
Floor Mops. Were SIPS,
59c
-S5 I6-Oz. Bottles O'Cedar
Cream Polish, were 75c; Is
Asbestos Gas Range Mats,
were 45c -----------29c
--I50 Shower Bath Cur
tains. Were s3.98--S1.99
20 Combination Enameled
Cookers. Were Sl.35 CSC
-33 Aluminium Cake Pans.
Were ACC ----2 22c
Il Lot Sanitas Table Oil
Cloth. Irregulars. Were
75c ------19c
IA Decorated Bread Boxes.
Were 69c- 39c
-2S Ape. Decorated Enam-
eIed Canister Sets. Were
CSC ------------36c
Il Double door Metal
Wardrobe Closet. AS is. Was
S11.95 ------S7.95
Il Double door Metal
Wardrobe Closet, as is, was
1895; l Heavy Furniture
Steel Wardrobe Closet, as is,
was 1885 S6.95
. Double door Metal
Wardrobe Closets, as is, we're
S8.95; 1 Brown Utility Closet
with lock, as is, was
SI.So ---------- S4.JO
-3 Stainless Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables. As is. Were
$6.98 --------------S4.44
liz Stainless Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables. Seconds.
Were S5.98 -S3. SO
-9-Pc. Heavy BraSs-plated
Andirons. Were s5.98 S2.99
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Z<2,2 FRIDAY BARGAINS
Handkerchief

200 Colorful Cotton Print
ed Handkerchiefs, hand
rolled. Were 10c ea.----5c
SO Salesman's Samples on
cards. Were 15c to 18c SC
--Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs. Midget hens for
crochet work. Were 18c,
1212c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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inexpensive
Dresses

So Misses Spun Rayon
Dresses. Tailored, casual
styles. Pastels only. Some
have white collars. Slightly
soiled. Were $500 and
s3.s9 ---------S2.OO
-22 Misses Early Spring
Dresses. One or two Of a
kind. Navy and black. Some
bolero styles. Were s7.95,
SIS. .48
is Misses and Women's
Rayon Crepe Dresses. Plain
and printed combinations.
Were s3.s9 ---S S2.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
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GIOres

As Prs. Merry Hull Rayon
Fabric Gloves. Navy, leather
trimmed. Sizes 6 to IA.
Were Sl.98 -- o&c
-19 Prs. Black Angora Wool
Mitts. Medium and large
sizes. Were s2.95 ---S1,29
Al Prs. 6 : Button length
Capeskin Gloves. Black. Sizes
6& to 7lz. Were sass,
S1.49
-35 Prs. Brown Capeskin,
Wool-lined Gloves. Sizes 6
to 8. Were s2.50---S1.39
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear

--13 Cotton Coat Sweaters.
Were sl.69 99c
SO Rayon and Cotton
Dresses. Were s1.e9 to
s2e9 9----S1.29
30 Wool, Plain or Plaid
Jackets. Were $2.99- -S1.99
Is Wool, Plain or Plaid
Jackets. Were $500 S2.99
10 Wool or Cotton Ski
Suits. Were s3.s9 --- -S1.91
Ia Wool and Cotton Ski
Suits. Were $500 1898
10 Girls and Teeners'
Wool Reversible Coats. Were
1895 to sl0.e5 Sc 90
10 Girls and Teeners'
Winter Coats. Were s10.95
to S16.95 -S6. 80
--l2 Cotton Plaid Skirts.
Were 69c 29c
10 Girls and Teeners'
Skirts. Were S1.99 and
Sz.SS --------------- Sl.4I
-20 Cotton BlOuses; also
Sweat Shirts. Were 69c 29c
Ia Wool Coat Sweaters.
Were s2.99 SLAP
40 Teeners' Cotton Print
Dresses. Were sl.99--09c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Wash FrOckS

-26 Georgiana Rayon
Frocks. Soiled. Were $3.50
and s7.95 ------- 1897
--l60 Printed and Pastel
Rayon Frocks. Broken sizes.
Were sl.99 and S2.95 S1.00
-75 Cotton Wash Frocks.
Were 81 -----5Sc
--126 Maids and Nurses
Uniforms. Were S1.95 to
$2.95 97c
81 Rayon Frocks. Broken
sizes. Were $3.95 S2.97
--102 Cotton Wash Frocks.
Were $l.19 -----69c
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Umbrellas

-35 Women's 16-Rib Oil
Silk Umbrellas. Were
Sl.39 7Yc
10 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were So S1.19
IS Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were So ST.
a Women's 16-Rib Cotton
Gloria Umbrellas. Were
50 ------- S1.25
. Mems 10-Rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were $500
. Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SIS $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
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NeckUeur
OHOMEFITTlNG Values
HALF PRICE e. Less

o S198 to $3.50 Cretonne and Damask Drapery Strips
CSC
q sec Tn e8c Upholstery Squares Each - 33c
a Swinging Crane Curtain Rods Were rs. Pr 69c
a 6ec Dining Room Chair Covers. Each -- 35c
o 2sc Glazed ChintZ, 36" wide. Yard 15c
0 2sc French Marquisette Curtain Material IS" wde
Yard --------------- lac
49c Full Bolts 36" Cretonne Yard Csc
o S129 Washable Shades slight seconds. Each -- soc
o 79c to CSC so" High-Grade Dustite and Sailcloth
Cretonne in large remnant lengths. Yard 39c
69c 36" Glosheen Cretonnes. Remnants
Kann's-Thrd Floor.
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Costume
JetceIru

300 Pes. Costume Jewelry.
Were 29c and soc ----l9c
-I50 Pcs. Gold finished
Costume Jewelry. Plain and
stone set. Were sl--79c
, Women'S Genuine To-
paz Rings. Sterling silver
mountings. Were $4.95,
S2.95
II Genuine White Zircon
Ring. Sterling silver mount
ing. Was $9.95-----S6,95
so Cigarette Cases and
Compacts. Were s1.95 79c
Ksnn's-Street Floor.
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Cleoronce-Gos Ronoes

Q Fully Equipped Gas Range Was $3.50 S44s5
o De Luxe Range Heat Control. Insulated. Was
S6S5o ----------------------------- - S4995
Detroit Jewel. Divided Top Was $3.50 $685.
Detroit Jewel. Flush to wall type Was s99 so $685.
Apartment Size Range with folding cover sIss5
Kanns-Third Floor
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Junior Wear

As Rayon Street Dresses.
Were s3.9s to s7.95- S1.y9
SO Rayon Street Dresses.
Were s6.95 and s7.95 S3.4S
80 Evening and Street
Dresses. Were S7.95 and
s1o.95 --------------S5.O0
30 Pastel Cotton Corduroy
Coats. Were s5s5-S -S2.99
-3 Topcoats, winter weight.
Were S16.95 -S $500
Ia Evening Dresses. Were
s12.95 and SLABS .---S8.88
III Winter Goats. Fur
trimmed. Were s29.95.
S12.88
Kann's-Second Floor.
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--42 Daytime Dresses. Prints,
plain rayon sheers and COM
binations. Black and navy.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were s10.95 to sl3.s5 S5.48
--3S Early Spring Dresses.
Rayon prints, plain rayon
sheers. Many have jackets.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were s10.e5 to s16.95 S6.99
-32 Better Dresses. Tai
lored and dressy types. Black
and navy. Sizes for misses
and women. Were $16.95 to
SIS -----------S S9.97
IS Evening Dresses. Misses
sizes. Were s22.95 $3.50
a Evening Dresses. Sizes
SO to AZ. Were s22.s5 1897
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery

hosiery
81 Prs. Stockings. Odd lot,
some chifions. 8 and {
thread weights. As is,
29c Or.
81 Prs. Misses Knee-high
and Skating Socks. Cottons
and wools. Were Csc to
- -------- 00C
Odd Lot Better Stockings.
Irregulars and as is. Mostly
chiffons -------49c
Odd Lot Children's Socks,
Anklets and Half Socks sc
-S3 Prs. Better-yrade Stock
ings. Remnants of famous
makes. Were 79c to 81 -69c
lilo Prs. Warm Sports
Anklets. Plain colors. Red,
green, white, navy, silk and
35c or 3 prs. S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Spring Sale Housewares

S1.39 Steel-braced Ironing Tables
55c 81 Gallon Galvanized Garbage Can--------33e
D S129 12-Quart Enameled Kitchen Refuse Can---sSc
o 45c Sewed Corn Brooms- ms---------------------2Se
Soc and CSC Aluminium Tea Kettles, 3pc. Sauce PAN
Sets Percoators, COcevered Sauce Pans, Kettles
Dripoators. Each .---------------- S9c
0 S149 Soup Aluminium Coffee Drpolator- --$1.Oo
D 35c Enameled Porcelain Sauce Pans lSe
D soc and 69c White Enameled Dish Pans, 5-Quart
Sauce Pans, 5Quart Kettles, Vegetable Pan, 5-Quart
Pots, ETC. Each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2sc
o s125 Enameled Porcelain Sink-shape Dish Pans 4sc
slice 20 Rolls 1000 Sheet Toilet Tissue --- 7sc
s1.00 Enameled Metal Shoe Racks. Two for---$1.0e
S1.19 4S-Inch Fibre Board Under Bed Chests 7sc
s5sS 66Inch Steel Enameed Utility Closets
Kanns-Third Floor.
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-26 Untrimmed Tweed and
Dress Goats. Misses and
women's sizes. Were S16.95
to s22.e5 -------S8.00
--28 Fur trimmed Dress
Goats. Misses and women's
sizes. Were S29.95 to
1895 -----S14.00
-42 Fur trimmed Dress
Goats. Were $685. $4,000
liz Fur trimmed Dress
Coats. Misses and women.
Were s65 and $69.95 $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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SiIceriCUre

Il 34-Pc. Set Silver-plated
Tableware. Service for 8.
Department sample. Was
much more S199X
-16 Chrome plated Serving
Trays. Slightly SCARED. Were
s1.e8 --------- S1.00
-12 Rogers Silver plated
Soup Ladies'. Discontinued
pattern. Were $3.50 S1.99
so SiIver-plated Salt and
Peppers. Were 81 soc
-16 Small size Chrome
plated Beverage Shakers.
Discontinued pattern. Were
-6 Electric and 8-Day Desk
Clocks. Were S3l95. AS
is -----.--------Sl.99
--6 Sterling Silver Candy
Dishes. Slightly scarre d.
Were S5 -------S S2.9S
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Rugs

--25 Chenille Seat Covers.
Were 79c to s1.3e each l5c
--3 Reversible Chenille Rugs,
soiled. 24x48, were s1.s9. and
s Felt-base Rugs, 3x6, dam
aged, were S1.15 5---69c
40 Carpet Samples, 27x27.
Were Sl.59 --- 99c
3 Hand hooked Rugs,
24x48. Were s3.25 --Sl.OO
30 Yards Carpet Rem
nants, 81" wide. Was s2.e5
and s395 yard S1,49
-25 Chenille Rugs, .2lx36,
sample line. Were 1895 and
S4.95 -----S1.99
. Hall Runners, 24xl1.s.
Were $685. S3.49
a Heavyweight Administer
Rugs, 27x54. Were
$3.50 -------- $3.50
3 wilton Rugs, 4x6. Were
SLABS S10.95
Il Administer Rug, 8.3x10.6.
Soiled. Was S34.95 S18.28
Il Wilton Rug, 8.3x1o.6.
Was s44.s5 ---S24.95
Il Velvet Rug, 9xl2. Was
$44.s5 -S2 S29.95
Il Administer Rug, 8.3xl0.6.
Was s41.e5 S32.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
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TOiIefrieS

SO Isabey Lipsticks. Rasp-
berry, medium, light. Were
Sl.00 ------19c
--42 Isabey Colognes. Gar
denIa, Lilac, Violet. 8-oz.
Were $3.50 ----49c
--183 Gamma Walska Face
Powders. Were soc -13c
-405 Gamma Walska Per-
fumes. 5 fragrances. Choice,
10c
-112 Fioret Face Powders.
Rachel and naturelle. Were
81 -----------14c
-l50 Assorted Toothbrushes.
25c to 40c values. Choice,
12c or 2 for 21c
--93 Sanettes Cleansing Tis-
sues. Box of 1S0 sheets.
3 for 22c
--3s Prophylactic Hair
brushes. Pastel handles, pure
bristles. Were So 98c
81 Prestige" Hot-water
Bottles. Were 75c ~ 49c-
-12S Lady Lillian" Nail
Polishes. Assorted shades.
&c
ga Tre-jur Bath Salts.
Cellophane wrapped. Were
15c nc
-72 "Revelry" Colognes. 2
OF. bottles. Were 25c --1Oc
SO Pebeco Tooth Powders.
Csc size - 16c
80 Wooden Tissue Boxes
with glass tops. Pastel COL
ors. Were soc c----- 2Qc
-15 Vantine's Bath Salts.
3 fragrances. Were soc 28e
-42 Lotus de Luxe Sanitary
Napkins. Box of IL
2 for Csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

--25 Corner Wall Shelves.
Were S249 --S1 90
--19 Umbrella Stands. Were
SLIPS 69c
-15 Metal window Racks.
Were 81 - SOC
Il Maple finished Chest
Desk. Was s24.s5- --S18.99
Il Governor Winthrop Desk.
Was $3.50 .--S23.9
II Dual Bathinette. Was
ss.95 -----------S4.50
--3 Porcelain Top Breakfast
Sets. Were S24.95---S17.75
IS Silent Wallets. Were
s4.95 ----------S3,79
II Adjustable Shelf Book
case. Was s5.95 -S3.S8
II Kiddie Koop. Was
$14.s5 -------------S10.95
Il Maple finished Wall
Shelf. Was $4.95 $3.50
ia Wooden Framed Card
Tables. We're s3.4s- S1.69
Il Plastex Top Chrome
Leg Extension Leaf Break
fast Table. Was $27.50,
S17.99
3 Modern Step Ends.
Were s2.49 ---------S1.88
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
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LeafhergOOds

rs Fabric and Imitation
Leather Bags. Shopworn.
Were 79c to S1---2 29c
SO Women's Belts. Shop
worn. Were sec loo
so Leather and Fabric
Handbags. Were 81 S1.OO
lis Leather Bags. Were
So 81. .49
5 Evening Bags. AS is.
Were So to IS -- .19
10 Picture Frames. Were
50 s---S $500
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

go Yds. ColOred border
Linen Dish Toweling. Was
Csc yd. lie
Us Boot Mill Cotton Tow
els. Seconds of 19c quail
lCy -------------- lUC
SO Cotton and Rayon
Mixed Tablecloths. Red check
pattern. 50X67" size 39c
10 Cotton Chenille Mat
and Lid Sets. Dark colors.
Were $3.50 81. .50
3 9-Pc. Hand-embroidered
Linen Dish Toweling. Reg.
Sl0.95 set - S7.95
II 9-Pc. Hand-embroidered
Linen Table Set. 63x85'
size. Was 1895 set S6,95
59c Printed Cotton Table
cloths, 50".. Now 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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4qc Etched
Glassware
1oc s..

Discontinued open
stock pattern. Exquisite
etched crystal stemware.
Tumblers, wines, sher-
bets, etc.
Kann n's-Third Floor.
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SpOrfStceaf.

SO Rayon Blouses; SO Wool
Sweaters; 13 Wool Skirts.
Were s1.99 ---------Sl.00
-13 Rayon Blouses. Were
s1.99 and s2.99 Sl.29
--16 Evening Jackets and
Sweaters. Were s5.95 $500
. Jackets. Were s7.95- So
5 Ski Suits. Were
s10.95 - $500
g Skating Suits and Jack
cts. Were s5.s5---S3.O
--31 Wool Skirts. Were s2.99
and S3.9s - So. 90
--S Sports Dresses. Were
s16.e5 and s19.95 $500
-39 Rayon Sports Dresses.
Were S5.95 S3.99
8 Dresses. Were s299,
S1.29
SO Cotton Corduroy jack
cts and Skirts. Were S1.99
ca. -------- S1,29
SO Swim Suits. Were s1.9s
and s2.99 - S1.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Trimmings

rs C0lored Belt Slides.
Bone and crystal. Were 29c
to 79c 9c----------14 14c
Assortment Of Buttons.
Glass and bone. Various
sizes. Were 39c to 98c doz,
17c card
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Omly 40. Reg. 79c
Slx9o Double
Bed Sheets
SOC

Double bed size sheets.
Made of a good weight
sheeting. Finished with
wide hens. AL sizes be-
fore hemming.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Stationery

200 Boxes Writing Paper.
Variety of styles and fin.
ishes. Specially priced 25c
20 Humidors. Chrome, cop.
per and bronze finished
metal. Perfect condition.
were 81 SIC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Electrical
AnDEsauceS

-3 Electric Roasters. Were
s795 S2.95
p Broilers. Were $685.,
S2.49
p Glass Coffee Makers.
With electric stove. Were
S4,95 --- S2.8S
3 Automatic Waffle Irons.
Were $7.95 -. S4.49
i Large Roaster and
Dishes. Were S24.95 S13.95
p Proctor Automatic Laun-
dry Irons. Were $7.95.
4 SA.95
, Electric Mixers. Were
1895 S4.95
Il Biscuit Baker. was
S5.95 S2.99
p Automatic Combination
Waffle Iron and Sandwich
Toaster. Were 1895 S2.79
Kann's-T'hird Floor.
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Rss. sI.Ls
Cotton Upper
Wash Frocks
S8c

Paisley prints, neat
and attractive, with
sweetheart necklineS, wee
necks and princess lines.
Sizes IA to 20 and 80
TO a..
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Jasf 60-sI.29
Lap Desks
79e ...

Made of durable wood.
Just the thing for stu
dents and invslids.
~Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Coats and Suits

Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
LMUUUU0
Better Dresses

Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Cotton Panties, lace
trimmed; yoke front, elastic
back. Sizes 2, 8 and 10. Were
soc ca. 29c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
5khardt and Becker
Rolls BoIduC Five

George Holmes Ekhardt and
Becker bowling team with Bill
North i'm the lineup will open its
home and home match against
Merry Klein'S Bolduc Five at Tren-
ton Recreation tonight at $50 II
will be completed al Palmer Park
Recreation. Sunday At $50
Other members of the Boitlue
team are John and Sam Howecki,
Steve Soltes and Bill Laforest. A
purse OF $500 is at stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
GREEN DIVISION

High scores Bill Glazebrook 247. Harry
Fischof 23f Harry Burkho.der 2Oq-2lq
Jack Fades 202 Harold Troy 2us. Art
Krist 2ip. Sid Cox EOS. Hugh cullen 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
RECORD ENTRY

Billy Mattison of Toledo, secrc-
tary Of the Central States. reports
a record entry of 425 teams for
this years tournament. OF this
number 222 are from Toledo and
203 from other cities. This betters
the 304 mark set at Tom Halli-
gan's Flint Recreation last year
by 121 teams.
The annual meeting of the Cen
trail States also will be held this
afternoon. Officers will be elected
and tournament site for 1912
will be chosen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
FORT-BOULFVARD
MIDWEST TOO
"A
WEST FORT
ne

High scores. Farkas 22-22i = TIT
onh 200. s. Veres 217 =. ellison 227-263.
A McKonis 70s. J. varga 2i5. J. Szuch
Ill. J Powers 2ts-2is, J. Redmond al.
y Keathiey 232-25t pol. A Fiorenri 244.
l. Tap 2e0-205 J. siciliano 203. 9 Morris
2fs, j. Paycheck 232. c. Goldsmith 212.
r Tomkiewicr 2o3. j. Baracy go. 8,
Zelenak 224. L. Jewell 213 l.. Trickeu
227.' 8 Ppsti 200. 4. Kenneth zoe, e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
BIIU DIVISION

Jourdsn eos Lou Never 206-2ii. Jerry
.Gebauer oi2.ei3 hi Lockard Hol. Harold
Schalk 2i9. Mel Heberlein 204. Harry
Federle 2Os. Bill Lindsay 202 -2l2 Charley
Condor 22e Walter Hartke 22i. ANDY
Mackay 22l Jim Walters 2ll Larry Peshel
2ls Bill wendt 222. Res cambridge 237.
Bill Peters 2O4-213
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
PALACE
AMERICAN LEGION

HIgh scores-Dr Ted Eyer POS, VIM.
Bugat PA, Harry Pohmsn poi. Rayle
al Chauncy Turner 202. Al Weller 2O2
Harold Allen 233 Bert Allen 2l2-25j.
Howard Crumit 229 Oscar Sorenscn 204-
259 Art Kurtz 200. Joe RozsnsH eli Tom
Stodola 232. Ed Juntunen 207 209 Chas.
Kolver 27s. Mark Vrooman 23T-237. Roy
Mlddour POP. Nike SaEie 215. Lee Chanee
2Ol -203-2l2, Walt Champoux 203-2O6 Russ
Fraser 2l3 Al Kaufman 241. Harry Tu-
mey 2i7. stan Alderton pol, Rex Talcott
204 Harold Erickson PIP. Richard Cody
2If.2I5. Ray Duff 2O3. Lionel Smith 23i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
HOUSE LEAGUE

HIFh SCores-Jack Robinson ZJ3-ZIo,
Jack Burke 233-222. Tom Gull 23i-205.
Don Brichta 229. Russ Sullivant 22s, Al
Krug 225. Wayne Ramsay 225, Delos
Hogabloom 223. Don Eisnaugle 221-212
Harold Kosmokski 220. John Harley 21S-
POI. VIM. Morland 217. Eddie Weigert PA
203. Louis Quine 212. Ewing Kosmowski
211-202 Gordon Tanner 90, Nick Credit
2Oa-204 Roy Wrenbeck 20s Henry Haag
POS Rudy Nation 2O5. Harold Wilson 2O5
Baird 203. Henry Ohrns 2O2. Wait Durbn
pol. Zoe Ruppel 20i, Jack Giesey geo, Dave
MacKay 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Chene-TrOmb|y
Ro|Is33O6 for
New City Mark
Joe PauIus' Gunners
Pass Former Standard;
II59 New I-Geme High

That hene-Trombly gun room
contains more trophies OF the
chase today in new city and
Greater Detroit league season rec
ords. At Olympic last night Chene
made splinters of rough, tough
pins in sweeping Schmidt to amass
1906, seventh high score in the
United States, according to recent
ABC records.
Ranging alongside the big one
is new single standard of ll59
to blackout the former of 1883.
Joe Paulus' people beat their for
mer peak of 1924 and were only
IT'S under the all-time mark OF
34S1 held by Stroh. Out OF IL
Chene gained triple tie for
fourth.
While all this went on. Ekhardt-
Becker engraved 1854 and swept
Edelweiss TO make second place,
three games behind Paris. two
game winner OF Norge Rollators.
Mineralites stopped National and
Stroh checked Pepsi-Cola to leave
Stroh and National tied for third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
RITTER'S

High scores-Frank Williams 2i6-515
Joe Capero 205-225. WIN. Williams 215-
200.-CY- EnrAleylS- -2-is7-4y ssfPy4Iss srnts
225-203-2l1. Chrss Freshman EOS 2i2.
Hank Weber 215-22f-2l3 Harry Ghoden
24i-215. Jack Baker 210, Pay Wardell
POS. John Gingerella 2i7-219, Nike Angelic
226-2I2. Steve Zoss 200, Leo Ross 214.
Hamilton Peters. 205. VIM Campbell pos.
Ernie Orling 202. Dr. Leslie Henderson
223. Paul Cito 200, Mette Standish 222.
Pat Brady 2i6, Bob Mayer 223. Len Ii
berda pol 204. Art Houtteman 20s, Otto
214, Herb Schneider 216. Otto Noissinger
200. Art Liss 206, John Crosse 225. Bob
Rich 21A, Oliver Carver 2i3. Ralph Oh
lark 221 Marty Deliso 207. Chas. Mauws
2i1. Anthony Kennedy POI, bud" Ritter
300. clifford Burns 2132O2, Jack Card
ner 2l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
STATE FAIR
FEDERATION OF LABOR

High sCoret-DaVe Diamond -. EarI
Bartsch 21q-2O2 Leonard Trudeau 217-215.
Howard Storm 2l7. Jack Trout 2i5. John
Swallows IA. Ray Cugel 2i3, Pete Su.
kockas 212. Chas. Rupnow 21l. Dave Bel
cher oil. Clarence Timm oil, Elmer Baker
2i0. sam Kaplan 207 Al Nedel 205 Joe
Dzialak 204. Clarence Shirk goa sam Bar.
nett 203. George Dixon 203 Ralph Wilson
2O2. Jake Guntenaar 2O2 Bill Urban zoo
Tom Kelley pol, Dave Hessen 200 Wlfrid
Dalton 200 Joe Kubas 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
CHENE-TROMBLY
DODGE PRESSED STEEL

HIKh sf0ftt-JOhb MIHtHth ~ n
DeresEewsk 20s Bill Snoeck 22i Ed salt
wedel oil Frank DycEko~ski 203, John
Drohka 223 John Wiikowski 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
DENNY
SENIOR HOUsy

High scoreS-G. Hansen 23I. Don Testan
2i4-20T. l. Har c22 NJ Janus n 2o2 A.
Debeau 207. StetzinEer e23. r Appclle oil
22e-20T. Tekner 2l2 Wsinbeck POI
Ki-schke 20i l. Miller 2cf.200-- Besuhien
2i2-262 r Nesle 2i3 vanGesou 90.
Fritz 203. T. I.icovoli 20i !. Psciio ?12.
y Msrchione 2it. y Adamo CT r. kra-
rner 20i Geske pa : Barr 200 =.
stark zoo. w Arabris 2oi Marshall COZ.
Timko $50. LaBudde 225 r futile 212-
24s.242
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
HOT 81 LEAGUE

High scores-S. Schockley 203 W Haly
burton 202. y Suddendorf eos. r Kel
2i3 H Fisher 2O2. s Baker 2il. C
Tanner 2li-213. r. wellet 2l7-2O0, J
schmttlng 236. F. Bremel 232-2i2. j
Friedman 2l6-244 Maine 2Q7. I Szabc
2o5.20O NJ Pesta 246-20s NJ. Aho 202-
200. II RaIston 233. A. Ramm 22s-203
II s,einke 2oe c. Martin 20i. W. Pa.
Eesu 2i1. J O'Rose 213. F. schemansks
241,-H Bridge 2i6, F. Schiefsky 20s d
Huntington EOS. A. Jankowsky. A. Kilhan
2Os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
BUJACK PUTS OUT

Paris had 1902 1910 in 1882 with
Carl Kersten high on 63l and Cass
Schlaff doing Csc Of 1889 for
Norge. Schmidt had D22 in 1882
against Chene with Fred Bujack
having 256-227 in $50. Mineralites
showed 1896 in 2937 TO 2S42 for
National and won two. Harold
Alien had 6477.
Stroh's first was 1049 in 2950 in
defeating Pepsi-Cola f2S33) twice
with Cass Grygier 62l. and Roy
Miller GA. high for their respec-
tive teams. Pete Carter SOC, led
Dawes TO two from Krakow. 2S72
TO 2740. Olympic tripped Detroit
Recreation. 81. and 2874- 2807.
Louis Serianni threw 63l. Fred
Breckle with 25S start bottled
6i9 for Detroit.
Demerys lifted two from Auto
Club, 2843-2S27. Bill Hess aced for
Demery with 65S on 232-222- 2O4
Frank Grubb. had SOC Paul Thur
kow was Auto high on $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
ORIENT
ROT 81 LEAGUE

High scores-Ed Juntunen 255 George
Rohde 242-203 Robert Schon. 2352i3. jun
Fletcher 23I. John Bardei 224. Virsl Keller
2Ig Mike HcKewich 2l5. Lloyd Mullen
Carl Bluth 2is. Jack Lynn PA.
Max Falk 7l3. J. Halliwell PIP. Walter
Sperliok 2l2. Gene Greenfield 2i1, Ernie
Springer. 40 william Myers 2iO Martin
Blair POS. Ray Schon 206. Tom Mittelbrun
206. Elmer kosmoski 2O5. Linton Todd 204.
John Knnunen 204 Sam Kaplsn eos John
Ruzick 203. Ora Gregg 203. Charles Nor
rison 203, Jim Springer 2o2, Ray Bar
del 2O2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
THREE IN CLASS b

Try Gies' Olympic Recreation.
Jack Kuchenbrod's United States
Tool and Jack Thomas Woodall
of Detroit will have their fling in
Class B where the 1884 of WHY'S
American of Toledo is due to be
bettered. Leo Hobian's Art Centre
Recreation of Detroit is second in
this division at present with 1882.
Earl Gremers Frankenmuth and
Steve Spanos' McFuddy are two
Detroit Class b fives on tomorrow.
night. Roy Fleming's Garden
Recreation and John Casburn's
Palace Recreation are two Detroit
boosters quints listed tonight, with
Walter Szwed's De Luxe going
tomorrow.
Roby's Niters of Toledo tops
the booster division with 2691.
shot last weekend when the tour
nament got under way. The event
will continue through December 21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
RAINBOW

High scores-Adolf Bulgareli 235. Charles
Garavaglia 222, James Carneghi 203, Frank
Fiori 21s, Philip Danastiro 209. Charles
Battani 216. EDDIE Stefani 222, Joe Bull
garelh 210. John Battani 200, Hugo
Guerini 215 Robert Stefani 203, John
Pavlov 232. Joe Vital Eat. Pete Friend
Pill. Louis Bulgarelli 2i5. Nick Stefani 240,
Andy Stefani 204. Elmer Battani 20a. Fred
Vital 209 Dan Battani pa, Joe Bianchi
20;. Santi Stefani 2o2, Angelo Bull
garelli POS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
WHITE DIV LsION

High scores-Ted Neisch Jr 2ft Ralph
Cranston 23i. Lewis o. Lear 20u Larry
Tanke pos. Rni core 22a. John GsravAglia
2i2 George Lewnoskv 200 Bill McAndrews
200 Orv Mcdonald 900