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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
The knowledge Test
by DRs> SABINA II. CONNOLLY

Score yourself each question THREE you're perfect TWO
you're good ONE. you're fair
How would you these directions playing piano
Ca allegro; bl adagio; (c) dimnueudo
2Nhat the three qualifications be candidate
fo+ president of the United States
3Nhat another word for deXtroSe (b sodium chloride
tcl houSandth Of inch
4-What a) saturnne expression Oh pyrhc victory; (c
hercuean task.
Near city Ca) Roosevelt Dam; (b) Niagara Fails Ce
Arlington Cemetery.
6-WhaI the first line Of fa LOChnar-SCott. tb) The
Raven'-Poe; (c) The Skeleton in Anor'-L6nglelow
Editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
What's the Answer?
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Distributed by
Each of these instruments likely be found
pane thermometer tachomeer. What does each indicate?
Groundnut groundpea are names applied TO
well-known edible seed. What is its name?
3The derivation of the word October
meaning eight. Does this correspond with its position
the calendar?
4-Can you give the of oil used commercially
substitute for olive oil?
Burns classified being of first second third degree
Which is the most serious?
6You familiar with the word broadcasng" used
radio. The term also has agricultural meaning Do
you know what il is?
TN the nursery rhyme who Killed Cock Robin who was
the of Robin Redbreast?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Toby Wings Sister
Al. 5. Army Hostess

FORT MONMOUTH \. ], April
17.-tINSl-Patricia Wing, sister
of Toby Wing, former actress and
wife of aviator Dick Merrill. today
took over the position of recep-
zionist at Fort Monmouth post
The reccptionist.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs Paul
Wing. is married II w. Haggin
Perry of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
j. D. High Sponsors
Debating Tournament

The University OF Detroit High
School viii sponsor a debate tour
nament Saturday on The question.
Resolved that the power Of the
federal government should be in
creased. Guest teams from ST
lgnatiuS High School, Cleveland.
Xavier High School Cincinnati.
ST Ignatius High School. Chicago.
and Loyola Academy Chicago, will
compete A banquet and dance will
be held in the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
SAYS HE PAID $4,000
Detroit Native Gets
N. Y. Port Command

Brig Cen Philip StearnS Gage.
who grew up in Detroit and was
graduated from Central High
School has been placed in com
mand Of all the harbor defenses
guarding New York City 1t was
revealed today.
Born in 1887 on the present site
of CaSs Technical High School.
General Gage attended West Point
and served during the World War
with the 92nd Division in France
with The rank Of colonel. Two
brothers. William p and Alexander
h. still live here His wife Is the
former Irene Hinchmau Toll of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

CAIRO, April H. SeNenty-siN
thousand Fascist troops face cap
nre under population terms be
inc discussed Ia Italian East
Africa. while on the North African
'front.' German-ltallan troops re-
man checked al Tohruk and
Sonum. according 10 Births h
authorities today.
Big guns Of British naAal vessels
came = into action along WIDE
stretch ~ the Lihyan and Egyp-
tan coasts and aided the partially
encircled Imperial garrison Al the
III u if1rTuK. Smiling encmN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
$4,000 Duce S Men Face Capture
In Ethiopia Under Truce Plea
Inti S,~. s.ry,e. STAG corre.ponasa,

positions and transport columns.
British authorities said they be
iieved that any immediate German
threat against Eglpt and the Suez
Canal has been removed.
Capjtulstion Of the Italian and
native forces in Ethiopia IS noW
under discussion AZ Due DaWd.
east Of Adds Absba. between
British military commanders and
Of the Duke OF
AoSta. viceroy Of Ethiopia and
commander Of the armies there
British reports SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
DinsenlaIl
Bond Set
For Trial


Suspended Councilman Harry l
Dngeman to-day was free on
$4,000 bond pending trial on
charges Of taking a 5000 bride
for voting for concrete conStruc-
Ion Of the Herman Gardens hous-
ing project.
Recorders Judge John Y. Bren-
nan held Dueeman for trial after
"A short examination i'm which John
r. Gottron. Sc. he confessed
payof man. was the principal
witness.
Gotuon said that after he paid
Dingcman The bUbe Inc latter
said
Thanks. pal. You've done a
lot for me.
Gottron said ne was asked by
Albert J. OConnor. the contact
man for the Smlih-Llpmau com
panieS OF Chicago, 10 find out how
Dlngeman stood on concrete
The Chicago contractors had sub
mitted bids for concrete constitute
ton Of the $500 600 job.
SAYS HE PAID $1,000
Dingeman. Gottron said. told
him he was for concrete. Gottron
said
"A few DAYS later Dingeman
telephOned me and said there
was talk of money going about
on the contract and il there was
he wanted to get some of it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure :
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

they had been given dismissal
notices by their employers. Circuit
Judge Dewitt II. Merriam Wednes-
day signed an order TO show cause
returnable April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Council Asked
Delay Filling
Vacancies

The city'S legal advisers today
were urging Common Council 10
avoid a costly, midsummer cleo
ton 10 fill The places of the coun-
Ell members who are being re-
moved on bribery charges.
The city'S governing body. now
reduced from nine To six active
members. Is faced with the choice
of holding a special primary and
election At a cost of more than
500 600 or Waiting until the regu-
lar November municipal election.
a which all nine places viii be
filled.
Corporation Counsel Paul f.
krauSe and Chief Assistant John
H. WitherSpoon are strongly urg-
ing against the special election
and have promised to provide the
necessary legal props 10 permit
The depleted body 10 limp along
until the next council takes office
in January. 1912.
As 90 days notice must be given,
the special election for the council.
If there were one. could not be
held before the middle Of July
and the members elected would
serve only from then until next
January !,
The decision AS 10 whether the
special election is called rests with
the remaining members of the
council. One member. John {.
Lodge. has expressed his opposl-
ton TO a special election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
ONE CANDIDATE FILES

Although there are dozens Of
rumored candidates for the coun-
ell. the only name that has 50
far been flied with the city cleo
tion commission is that Of Clarence
A. Wilson. factory worker, of
1929 Delmar avenue.
The list Of potential candidates
includes many of the present
members of the Legislature from
Detroit. the unsuccessful candl=
dates at the 1910 municipal cleo
ton. d number Of present officials
and employees OF the city govern
ment. and persons prominent in
labor and political groups.
The failing health of Council
President John Smith is eeiN-
ing his colleagues some concern in
view Of the fact that every avail
able member Will be urgently
needed
John +. Hamilton and Harry
T. Dngeman have been removed
by the council as a result of the
Ferguson grand jury indictments
and Councilman Robert G.. Ewald
who has also been indicted, Is
awaiting removal proceedings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Stars Pledge Aid
ToGreek Fund

. Stage. screen. radio and the
)sports and newspaper world have
Joined hands to make a success of
the stage and screen benefit AT 9
p. m. Monday. March "a. at the
Fox Theater. for the Greek War
Relief Association. Tickets now
are on sale at the Fox
Heading the stage entertainment
will be Raymond Scott. composer.
with his quintet and orchestra.
Scott also will present Gloria
Hart. Clyde Burke. baritone; Art
Ryerson. guitarist: Jimmy Burns,
musical comedy star. Gil and Ber-
nice Maison. and the Elaine Arndt
dancers.
From the sports world will come
Jack Adams. Red Wings manager:
Jimmy Orlando, Wings bad boy ;
Chuck Zimmerman and Lloyd Card
well of the Detroit Lions; Bud
Jeanette Of the Detroit Eagles.
and Joe Louis.
S. L. A. Marshall and Bob
Murphy. Detroit Times sports
colunnist will be present. Radio
stars who have volunteered their
services are Joe Gentle. Larry
Gentle and Ralph Bingay OF
CKLW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Schmidt, Altoona
Lead Women 5
Pin League

Schmidt and Altoona featured
the matches of the Women's Major
Bowling League at Grandmont
Recreation last night, with the
seventh place Kinneys having a
share. Altoona frightened its clasp
on third place by annexing two
from West Detroit. 265l to 1888.
Each Altoona member shot 500
or better with Eleanor Koepke
landing 566 for high. including a
pa. and Pat Jones with a 2l1, low
at Sill. Adelaide Cowan had 549
on the West Detroit side, and
Hazel Hunt drew 523.
Evelyn Lang's GOT for Kinney
was one of the highest series rolled
in the circuit this season. Kinney
lost two to Schmidt, whose total
was 1863 against 1869. Mrs. Lang
included 206-245 in her string, with
245 the high single game and the
GOT high series of the night.
Enterprise was twice victor
over Del-Mar. 256l to 1899. Flea
nor Brown registered SGT for Del
Mar and included a 2l3 in her
middle game. Other winners were
Olympic over Palace. Ekhardt and
Becker over Chene Trombly. and
Rainbow over Twenty Grand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Times Sweepstakes Schedule
SATURDAY

:, :so-tia.. Or. p p Musks. West
Side Courier. George West; Motors Dept
$50 Ford Power Carl Peterson Clut
Amitie Hsmtrsmck Metro John Broskl.
WON. Samaritan No. J, Detroit oddiel-
lows Emmet Slameks. CIa. DB A
4 cafe Tavern J. Breil. Budweise' New
Esirvisw j.. Dan Pastrick Monshors
Hengy's Cafe Tavern. s. wild wasik
underfakers, Polish Falcons. Edward krze-
SAX. sWaEs uAWCTo No ;. Joe Kas-
tsly. Cis.s E-steel Plate and SHAPE
s.0e-tlsss B-Aiert Lounge Bay city,
Twin Keinsth Class C-Knls's sunoco
Gas Bay CITY Town. Florian Kuia Bay
city shovsis, Industrial r. SECULAR Sheet
Macy Essexville Ref Corp Bay city,
Otto Jaffke. Class D-Henrys Bar Nor
town House. Seton: skyisrks Murray.
Ecorse walter Durham: Helen's Bar.
y y Metro. W Kozlowski. Wolves, n.
chagnon Lions = Miller Maintenance.
s. " Edison Club, Ray Hoo;.
~. Rita Parish Squad
si5-tiass E-Foss Drugs Quinn
Masters Coal. r Quarters: Fuller Plumb
ing. T ssrrentino. John Mshoney ms,
l. Laskey: Cafe slovtown. I heroux
o'Flsherty Coal. J. Llppman. A. j. Nc.
innes. II. Goodwin: Briscoes Market. @.
schstzman Van a Gibbons Service II.
MeCloskey, Brownies Market. j. Klaus.
ing, Bob's Confectionery. l.. Lippman
Henry's Market r. Becker
10 :so-tlsss A--Sunnybrook Golf Club,
Rainbow House Tom Mckay Class r.
Mack Boulevard Recreation. House. Jack
Konen. Class C-Amaranth Buffet. Wayne.
William Wilson: klokr Plumber W. Chi
Cage Neignborhood. George Klokir. Class
D-Friendship Maple knights. FRANK
Waltz. Double Eagle, Goodyear, Lloyd
Cline Krogers Clock Bread X. p NJ
r. A., Ralph Gusrige George =. Mayday
Packard Twelve William zi1N: Arrows
Merchant Mil. Ecorse. L. smith Riggers
Great Lakes Steel Ecorse. NJ. Talaerand
Broadway Rec Art Narlock Glass p
Travellers Inn. springwells Tavern. Aichae
Maciha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

257-224 in CTS. Three behind
Cyby was Russell knecht's 672,
instrumental in Highland Park
Engineering's two victories over
Dodge Truck. 2S70 TO 1869. Knecht
ran 202-245-225.
Superfinishers were off stride
but managed 278l in taking two
from Highland Park Service with
2552. Fred Wolf shot $50 10 lead
Finishers with John Knaz high
for Service at $50
Without a 600, Dodge Pressed
Steel totals ran from 544 to 5S3
in taking two from Kercheval.
1920 to 2704. Joe Norwich had a
23S in 600 on the Kercheval side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
SUNDAY

10 "a =. m.-Cisss r-Bears Chrysler
Eng siopey Class D-Bees, Bnsgs
Circle Rec sam Msnzo. Dixie's Grlu
Rainbow $50 Charles stObbe Mercury
men, Friendship Wayne. Gus Munchow !;
Teagan Motor sales y " sr House
Gustav Nords Press SHOP Ford Trans
Joe Koiassa Rnsmers. n p. House. Fritz
Sehlosser Class L-Rathnaw Clothes ST.
Thomas Louis Lukas Delray Cafe
verhovsy Inter-cluh. Paul szego: ehslfonte
Service. Gamble House. Maurice Lau.
Milford. Mich. squad
ists-tlsss B-Maswen lns.. X OF c.,
Fred SehWeiizer. Class C-La sale Linen
Service. Art Centers II Cooper Milford
Hardware. W Tressler: Ape Brosthsrs
signs. = Warren. L. Auerbach; Bengsls
Social, q. Wasen. Gas. D-cyiinder
Blocks. Dodge Main /. Piagens Cis.. D.
Arms Bros, T. Arms Ford Sales and
Service, Carl Gaedt. Youngsters. Ray
Major; Van Camp Chevrolet James
Brooks; stock. William Abbott: Psnsies.
Murray Corp. Ecorse. James Aolonsy
s;oo-Cisss B-Charle's Cafe. W War
rem House. Dan KIRK. Mansfield. Bowl-O-
Droms, ". Egren. Class C-Dophyn Fur
Furniture No ?. Turner'S. George Jeakle /:
Inspection Bower } Louw. Cups Bower
Earl Brszelton; Pure oil. Flint goth Cen
fury, Pat coe BEDFORD Ref Service. Am
hassador Jr.. Dale Burgess: Eastern, l. O.
o. p O Klein. Detroit Camera Shop
Nazareth House william splirtstoesser
Class D-West Warren Colts T.. Dearborn
Milton Fuller. Glass E.-culham Market
Milford Bus. Men, Joe Cuban.
Palace Recreation Squad
si5-fisss B-Fsust Post No. I. Amer
Leg. Duane Parkes: House-Palace. John
Cssburn wsliick Lumber Co. Or. A.
Rahrig Thlrs Furs. A. Bates. Al,es. X
OF C Francs Dederich Gas. C-Key-
hole Bar. Mite Life Gordon Stratton
Judge John u Watts. Amer Leg Lionel
Smith Genes Bar. X. Of c, Ernest
RoSsi Class D-Ameriean Legion-H Hudson
Motor ". l. ~ PIPER Harper-van Dyke
Post Dr Eyer. Jacob sumeracki of
G. John Eozaren. Brace-sir, jolly sixty.
Frank Resch s.
Palace Recreation Squad
T30--Cisss R-k. Of C.--Nalhys Hard
ware Ruby Walhy. Palace Rec Harold
finger: House Strobel ROofers William
Eessler Dr. Rshrir Dentist. DR. A. Rsh-
rig Class C-Elks-snethkamp Auto
Sales, Charles Sherwood: Murdoch Tool
3 Co George Eyer: Olympic Eiks. Harold
Motel Class D-Elks-Haggerty Funeral
Food. Joe Rovs. Glass E-Rspp Printing
CO. Harmonic House. Julius Rapp: on
GERS. Eiks n. TIMER.
Fast jefferson Business Mems Squad
9NS-ftass s-Greater Detroit League
shannon's Cru. Carmen Bolone: Camp
feweiry. Maurice Weaver: Parkside Mar
kei Joe Trinesn: Home BY Fniss. Mack
House Collins. Trenton Beer Store
Trenton Merch.. Harvey Ia Beau Class ID
Stot,s \ Murphy. n. Murphy: VirE's
Bsrhers Virgil Anderson: Hudson Cleaners
and Divers Henry Matranga: Raplan's Cut
Rate Drugs. Bud Frank Class VI. L.
Stone Mems Wear. wyatt Roberts Hart
nield's Cafe f. 8. Merch.. Edward
Fercivai. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Bob Was Brought TO Detroit

Came 1887 Posy Clark coach of the Lions and
Dutch Clark had taken his place Dutch needed right tackle
He told Richards of his plight.
To the telephone rushed Richards He contacted Charley
Bdwe of the Cardinals He made DEAL $4,000 in cash
and Buddy Parker for Reynolds. Bidwe accepted.
Reynolds played with the Lions three
Last January l. Richards, radio tycoon made change in
managershp his California station He selected the
operate his West Coast station other than Bob Reynolds
Thus the who helped Richards his first football
heartahe in Chicago line make S1000000 Richards
has done for others More than likely he'll do for Reynolds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
BOB TALES
CONTINUED from Page 36)

the viewing which Reynolds had
stopped the Lions running attack the most devastating running
attack in football at the time Richards expressed desire to
meet Reynolds after the game
I'VE you with the Lions. Richards said upon meet
ing Reynolds He learned that Reynolds had been drafted by
the Chicago Cardinals.
Undaunted by the Cardinals selection Richards made
during the of 1886 and the early Of
1887 Reynolds and his dad their Oklahoma.
obligations Richards
failed call Reynolds and his oowner parent at least
month Constantly he inquired of Reynolds and his dad
about their health their business and their prospects He
mentioned football the subject in which he most vitality
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
ABC Standings

FfyE-MAS
Grubaugh. Detroit 2s2s
schlifE. Milwaukee 2s2s
Deerheid Bowling Academy, Deerheld 2szs
Acme, Chicago 2slb
Armstrong, Hammond. Ind. 2s0S
DOUBLES
Hiiia kaiias-Frsnk Csravella,
Milwaukee 1893
James Isnch-Howard Nautherot,
Detroit 1883
Anton Jerabek- Walter stang,
MAukegan, IN. 1881
Russell Henry 4 haries Woods. Detroit 1888
Gerald Enright-Ed Boyie. Chicago 1885
SINGLES
Hilia Kailas, Milwaukee 727
George Tishock, Milwaukee 100
James Berado, Chicago 7Ul
Edward Book, Hammond, Ind. 1O0
William Tayier, Chicago 6ss
ALL EVENTS
George Tishoek, Milwaukee 1881
James Berado, Chicago 1907
Hifa kallas, Milwaukee 1885
william Taylor. Chicago 1884
Frank Feilhofer. ~. Paul, MINI. 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Mixture
Jones Wrestles Finnegan,
Fights His Butler

Negotiations for a return bout
between Lord Patrick Lansdowne
Finnegan and Farmer Jones led
to an agreement for a strange ar
rangement in which Jones and
Finnegan will wrestle and the
Farmer and Finnegan's butler will
fight with gloves on. This combi-
nation match will top next Mon
days wrestling card in the Arena
Gardens.
Jones had insisted that Finne.
gan forego the attendance of his
butler during the boz claiming
interference on his part resulted
in his losing the first match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
I Changes Made
In City Pin

Fort-Boulevard Recreation with
2293. North End Recreation at
2207 and Ritter Recreation with
2190 gathered second. third and
fourth places in Class B standings
in the women's city pin tourna-
ment, current at Red Mill Recrea-
ton.
Ann Diesch and Clara Mayburn
took first place in Class B doubles
at 933 while Clara got 491.
Marie Birney rolled TO first
place in Class Z singles with 42S
and Antonio Belger took second
in that class with all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
10 Palace, Teams
Seek Glass B
Top in Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Palace Recreation teams
American Legion, Knights of Co
lumbus. Elks and House League
are confident they will crash lead
ers' row in four divisions when the
ninth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes ends its twelfth
and next to last weekend at I'M
perial Recreation in the General
Motors Building Saturday and
Sunday.
Ten of the % Palace quintets,
dominating two squads Sunday,
will be cunning for the hide Of
Steve Kowalczyk's Woody-Pontiac.
tops in Class B with a 2977 total.
And in the group are some real
threats.
John Casburn's Palace. DR.. A.
"a for Aglo, it's said) Rahrig's
Wallick and Art Bates Thill's of
the House loop, Duane Parkes'
Faust Post No. / of the American
Legion and Francis Dederich's
Altes of the K. of c. will fire the
first shots at sis.
HAS NO FEAR
They will be followed by Rudy
Walby's five and Harold Aliens
Palace of the K. of C., Irv fingers
City Slickers of the Elks, Bill
kessler's Strobel and another Doc
tor Rahrig five of the House at
1870 When Kowalczyk heard
about the prepared Palace attack
today he merely shrugged his
shoulders and said:
II don't think one of the 10
teams you have named even will
approach our total. I figure we
have the Class B championship
sealed and ready for delivery"
Joe Norris. whose Stroh team
leads Class A with 1868; Ed Schulz
theis, whose five pinmen head the
parade in Class c with a remark
able 1895 series: Frank Walock's
Dodge Main Pirates in Class d
with 27S1. and John McAuslan's
Detroit Lubricator Highlanders in
Class K with PISA, feel the same
way.
ONE MAY SURPRISE
Yet bowling is replete with sur
prises and one of these teams is
apt 10 find itself in second place
before the curtain. The 1869 Of
Stroh is not rolled every day. but
Tommy McKays Sunnybrook Golf
Club, Carmen Bolone's, Shannon, :
and Dick Keils Campbell-Ewald
are carrying high hopes.
In addition to these three Class
A fives there will be Is in Class B,
"a in Class c. IS in Class d and 80
in Class E leveling off at the lead
ers. With the end of the road just
another week away. there should
be some spirited competition
with results.
ST. Rita Parish will take over
squad at SIS Saturday with II
Glass E teams. Milford, Mich, is
sending nine clubs. four Class c
and five Class E, Sunday when
East Jefferson Business Men will
be winging away in the three
lower classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

whole price field right now! It's passenger
room is greater than that of any COM
parable car.
It's soft. quiet ride, entirely new this year.
is a real sensation. It's hydraulic brakes are
the biggest of any car near its price.
And-besides being the only Eight In
its held-it won first place in its class for
gas economy in the official l941 Gilmore
Grand Canyon Economy Run!
If you're out to get car, and you want to
make the most of it from every angle see
your Ford Dealer now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

FORD GOOD DRIVERS
LEAGUE. Boys and girls
here is your opportunity
TO win one of 9s Univer-
sity Scholarships for skill.
full driving. For details.
write Ford Good Drivers
League. Dearborn. Mich.
or see your Ford Dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
No Changes Made
In A. B. e. STANDINGS

ST. PAUL March 20.-GNS) =
For the first time since the giant
tournament started a week ago.
the forty-first American Bowling
Congress rounded out a full day
of pin-toppling today without a
single change in the standings
among leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

LIKE ANY WISE BUYER. you'll keep your eye
on two things when you trade for a new
car. You'll want every penny you can get
for your old car. You'll want the biggest
pakze you can find in a new one.
And no matter what you're driving now,
good man to see on both counts this year
is your Ford dealer You'll find him eager
to talk trade You'll find new car that's
one of the really great buys of all time!
Don't miss this 1911 Ford car! It's the
biggest and the finest in Ford history.
1t is, in many ways, the finest Car in its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Gain i'm Pin Loop
Plymouth Rolls $3.50 to Win Three Games While
Leaders Lose One in Chrysler League
STANDINGS

Plymouth is four games out of
first place in the Chrysler Inter-
plant League today after a sweep
over Dodge Luxury Liners while
Chrysler Superfinishers were los
ing one to Highland Park Service.
With Chef Bukowski spilling
6S7. Plymouth posted $3.50, or SO
pins short of the seasons mark
held by the Liners. George Luz
-kach- booked 661 and Elwood
Blake 642. George Holmes With
583 and Gus Galaska with SIT
added their bit.
ONE LINER HITS
In contrast, Clarence Polens was
the single Liner TO form 900 and
he was IL pins over. The Ply
mouth games ran 1892. 1901 and
1857. Bukowski opened at 239
with a 223 middle and 225 finish.
Lukach's lowest was 211 and his
top 226 with a 224 first. Blake
had 236-234 in his series.
Bill Stein contributed 653 in
leading DeSoto TO 3006 in taking
two from Dodge Forge whose
count was 1866. De Soto won the
middle game. 1896 to 1924. win
ming out on the final ball Jack
Casburn. with 23S in 634. and
Charles Oostdyk with 253-203 in
620. helped Stein.
For Forge. Frank Cyby wrote in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
They're Up in the Air

The nations current defense
program Is raising hob with tur-