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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
FairIess Named
With Ste eIman 8
and UNIV Chief
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM

BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM
Init News Service star Corrsspondent
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The
nations soft coal strike came to
an abrupt end tonight as John L I
Lewis accepted the sixth appeal Of
President Roosevelt and agreed to
submit his union shop demands in
the steel companies captive
mines to binding arbitration.
Orders were Immediately flashed (
Throughout the Appalachian area
to call off the violence-studded
Iwalkout which thus far has ins
Ivolved more than 100000 workers
in both commercial and steel
company mines. Work will be ~.
sumed generally on Monday, since
tomorrow is a holiday.
The 200-man policy COMMITTEES
of the United Mine Workers
Union voted unanimously to abide
Thy the Presidents plan after It
was endorsed by Lewis. president
of the UNIV.
Convinced by Choice
Lewis apparently was swung
over, despite previous reluctance.
by Mr.. Roosevelt's selection OF
Lewis, Benjamin Fairless, presi-
dent of the United States Steel
Corporation, and DR.. John r.
Steelman, chief conciliator for the
department of labor and one Of
1.-The government. S ace labor trou-
bile shooters, as a special board ct
arbitration to settle the dispute.
The UNIV policy committee ace
cepted the arbitration plan after
less than an hours discussion, at
which Lewis received loud ap.
plause.
1t was apparently elected by the
message from Mr.. Roosevelt dis
patched personally to Lewis just
before the committee met, setting
forth the Chief Executives willing.
ness to have Lewis join with Fair
less and Steelman as members 0k
a, three-man arbitration board.
Lewis May Win, Too
The committees decision repre-
sented a tremendous personal tris
Iumph for Mr.. Roosevelt, since It
had been widely predicted that his
proposition would be turned down.
At the same time labor circles
were confident that Lewis would
also emerge in the winners circle.
It was pointed out that Fairless
had been reported strongly In
favor of granting the union shop
demands when direct negotiations
were under way, but that he was
restrained by the other nina
owners.
Lewis said as much last week
when he placed sole blame for the
deadlock on Eugene Grace. presi-
dent Of Bethlehem Steel Corpora
| ton.
Today's letter from tie Presi-
dent. representing his sixth appeal
for an amicable settlement, read:
Dear Mr.. Lewis: y
"On November rs I addressed
letter 10 the steel companies
and to the United Mine Workers
of America, parties to the dis
pute In regard TO the captive
mines. In the public interest I
CONTINUED on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Berlin Won't Be Surprised
If Japs Yield, Quit Axis
-Four ABCD nations back Washngtons demands for
about-fsce pro-ANs policy. Page ~
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND


outstanding political
Nov
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
IN THE
NEWS.
Readers Review:

Peace National Headquarters
liz Park Avenue, New York
Nov. IL, 194I,
VIM. Randolph Hearst, Esq,
z20. South Street
New York, n. Y.
MY Dear Mr.. Hearst:
"HIS committee again finds
cause for edification I'm one
Of the great editorials which
30 frequently appear In your col
umn "In the News
We write TO congratulate you on
the masterpiece which appeared in
the New York Journal American,
Friday, November 18th, 1871.
So impressed were we with this
editorial that we have reprinted
II. and have sent II TO every con-
gresham and senator of the
United States.
We sent the original our let
ter, together with your editorial, TO
the Hon. Tom C0nnaliy, chairman
of the foreign relations committee
OF the United States Senate.
This letter was sent out by us
on Armistice Day. November nth,
with its memories Of that day,
twenty-three years ago when no
doubt, you like all humanity
throughout the world. were thrilled
with the news that PEACE had
again come TO the peoples of the
world.
One IL led 10 wonder whether
those Of us who remember that
Armistiee Day 80 we'll are really
conscious OF what Is going on In
America today.
Crafty schemes, diaboIical for
eign propaganda and all the arti-
IitrS W udtf hbu up~t"fttou haN'
been let loose upon our American
public In an effort to condition"
them for war.
In another six weeks there will
he upon US that holy season Of
Christmas and no doubt for n day
on the birth Of Christ, "The Prince
Of Peace" the war propagandists
will stop 10 send forth pious ejacu
Iations and meaningless mouthings
Of the theme OF Christmas Peace
on earth 10 men Of good will"
The radio and the movies which
are now the instruments OF the
warmongers will for few pre-
rious days blsre forth the message
of Christ and the music Of the
yuletide, hut this will be q mean
ingless interregnum.
After New Years there will be
LET loose again the full fury of the
wsrmongers' cry for death Of
American boys on foreign battle
fields.
Nevertheless, this committee
again expresses It's gratitude 70
you for your fearless declarations
for peace for America, and for life
for the democracy we cherish. and
the principles OF the republic we
love.
, Very truly yours,
HERBERT A. OBRIEN
Chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

University Of California
Office Of the President
November :, 194l.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst
Wyntoon, McCloud. California
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
"HE press Of other duties has
heretofore prevented my
writing YOU, but as the year
1912 draws near, a subject reeurs
To me that IL important enough TO
warrant postponing commitments
for more time than mere letter re-
quires. This subject has nothing to
do with the great problems that
now confront this world. Bat even
In the midst Of these problems II Is
well Ia remember the traditions NJ
the past and the great citizens Of
those earlier years from which this
country must draw whatever
spirit II l. to have.
know that this subject Is one
most close to your heart and mem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES
FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:

snow and
colder Sunday
with fresh 10
.northerll
winds. Highest
temperature 81
Sunday. falling
10 20 degrees
Monday. with
continued snow
hurries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

mighty joint and unified effort
we shall have done our part to
destroy nazism and preserve
" our present free and demo-
cratic way of life"
Letter to Roosevelt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Between now and Christmas -
in fact, through the New Year
- all Detroiters will
have an opportunity TO actively.
MR. icipata
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Scores in other leading
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leonard Larch. %; Marjorie Morse. 10.
Henry Baetens. %: Mary Formanek. %.
James Z. Way. 20; Dorothy L. Millen, 90
William Muhme Jr.. %: Jetta Erdman. 81
Thaddeus Lawnicki. 20: Lottie Demshuk. 20
Horace c. Esary. 25: Daisy Geldhof. Is.
Donald Wigent. rs; Virginia Bones. 10.
Arthur Weintrob. 30: Florence Weinstein. 10
James r. Smith Jr., 26; Merry c. S. Critton,
81.
FRANK Gillette. 81: Caroline Erb, 20.
Phil Printz. as. Rose Persichino. 3s.
George c. Carlyon. 22 Gladys Iilngworth,
%.
Simon Solomon. %: Mollie Lutchansky. 20,
G. T. c. Fry. rs; Louise NJ Cronin. 26.
leo A. Carney, 49, Mary Ann skeie 81.
William Schroeder, 81; Anna Jolhn 81.
Edward B. Grove 81; Phyllis NJ. Smith. Is
Edward c. Bats. %; Dora Marie Davey, rs.
Frank farrell Jr., 81; Clara Quiher. 10.
Edward Roslonski, %; Josephine Filipowicz.
81.
Francis 4. Gilbert. IS; Antoinetts Mac
Nelson L. Nsylor. 20; Dorothy Marie Ward,
IS
Burton Dudgeon. 80; Lorraine Ebling. 20.
Carl Lietzow. %; Anna Versa. 81.
John p. Thompson "a, Margaret Z. Pusch,
90.
Godfrey ]. Le,chworth Jr.. 20; Margaret S.
Fry, %
Ralph NJ schott % Dorothy a. Fliger 81
Clifford J. vannier. So. Helen j.. Ferguson.
20.
John Lobeck. %: Celia Zajac. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
SALLY ROLLS 5S1

Sally Collins of Bourgeois rolled
fine 5Sl series from games of
1914, ISL and POO. Teresa Lott hit
$50 with a 209 second game for
Acme, and best scorers for Gar
field Recreation were Marie Spar
rows 531 and Gladys Dempsey's
5l9, Miss Sparrow rolling 224 in
her middle game.
The singles competition Sunday
was featured by a $40 series by
Theola Evers of Sturgis, good for
first place in Class B, and Vic
Sobol Of Grand Rapids hit 52S for
third. Margaret HanSing of De-
troit scored 504 for fifth. In Glass
c, Mary Alice MERCER of Ann
Arbor hit 529 to take 6S-pin lead
over her nearest rival, Ruth Zee
of Grand Rapids.
Iona Madsen and Nettie Hoover
OF Grand Rapids took first place
in Glass A doubles by scoring 993,
while in Class B the Ann Arbor
duo of Mary Montonye and Ruth
CarStenS with 9S5 moved into first
place. Luella MINIS and Hazel
Cassell of Ann Arbor scored SOC
for second place in Glass c. De-
troit'S best effort in Glass A
doubles was an ST. by Marie
Sparrow and Alice Paulas. which
was bettered by a Detroit Glass B
tandem, Margaret Hansing and
Sophie Missinne. with $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Morris Hits 73{
In Travelling

Stan Morris edged out a COM
petAor in the Western Division of
the Detroit Travelling League to
shoot 73S TO highlight the rolling
over the weekend at Gleneagles.
Morris, featuring a 279 game
hit that series of the season in
that division.
Morris just beat out Wayne
Spaulding, who baGged 735 series
on games of 27S-225-232 for Bell
Recreation. Bell collected four
points against Schmidt in shooting
1885. Bill Davey adding els.
High for the night, however. was
Carson Five, which combined
games of 967-1038-1043 for 3048 as
il swept its series from Del Rio.
Paul Allagreen paced Carson with
222-2357235 for 692, with Larry
Laurence contributing 621 and
George Liong go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Six New Leaders
In State Pin
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, Feb. g.
Kalamazoo. Sturgis, Ann Arbor
and Grand Rapids bowlers had
altered the standings in the vari-
Gus classifications of the fifteenth
annual Womens State Tourna-
ment here today. while three De-
troit Class B teams rolled scores
which placed them in the top five.
Glass A singles leaders main
tanned their positions in the week
end of pm pounding, headed by
Harriet Smith of Jackson and her
613 series. but six other divisions
have new pace settlers.
Kalamazoo Home Furnishing hit
2342/ 10 take the Class A team
lead. and in Glass B. Augusta
Hotel of Battle Creek with 2.3S6
Is IN first place. Detroit Bourgeois
with 1851 pins landed in second
position. and in order came two
other Detroit quintets. Garfield
Recreation. 2,345. and Acme Pat
tern and Tool. 2341.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
ST. FIorian Five
Causes 3-Way
Tiefor Top

St. Florian, the defending Class
A heavyweight champion, knotted
the East Division title race in a
three-way tangle by tumbling ST.
Anthony in one of the feature
games of last nights 36-game
CYO boys basketball schedule.
The Hamtramck quintet shaded
ST. Anthony in an overtime duel,
34-29, while Santa Maria walloped
st. Ambrose, 1882. AS a result,
st. Florian, ST. Anthony and Santa
Maria are sharing the East Divi-
sion lead today,
Playing without Jack Kennedy,
the teams scoring ace. ST.
Anthony battled st. Florian to a
1929 tie through the first four
periods. But in the overtime ses-
sion the titleholders grabbed the
decision on a field goal by Al
Gregory and field goal and free
throw by John Stempin.
Both clubs suffered from erratic
work at the free throw stripe. The
winners netted only four out of 13
charity losses. while the losers
cashed in on five out of IS.
st, Gregorys Class A heavy
weights downed st. Hedwig. 1875,
to maintain its lead in the West
Division. With six wins in seven
starts. st. Gregory is out in front
by one full game I'm this bracket.
st. Gregory'S Class A light
weights also kept going. downing
ST. John Cantius by a 1881 margin
for its seventh straight victory. st.
Gregory's lightweights are unde-
feated in league play to date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
BIRTHS

Bessie Niece. 7ls3 Winona Allen Park.
Estelle Narkun. 1855 Williams.
Alice Poulin. fi26 Yorkshire.
Dorothy Pratt. 1924 Sparta.
Leah Pasman. 15346 Princeton.
Julia Rahaim. 5000 Lawton.
Dorothy Smith, 1884 chalfonte.
Eva Tocco. 3705 Sheridan.
Doris Weyl. i2177 Monica.
Florence Ward. 1880 Yorkshire. Birming-
Esther Wagner. 2soe Blaine.
Helen wejrowski. 422i East AeNiehols
road.
Moran White, 1912 Harlow.
Valta Aube. 126i6 Stout.
Elizabeth Boyd. 1928 Dumbarton road.
Margaret Benedict, 1880 West Grand.
Myrtle Bryant. 220t Waterloo.
Eva Brown. $500 Russell.
Jean Barrow. 2i00 McDougail
Mildred Bovensiep, 2ls7 Lakeview.
Frances Briguglio. 1925 East Congress.
Fern Burr. 5755 Maryland.
LILY Boone. 1899 Corey.
Georgia Baker 30747 Fairfax. Berkeley.
Eva Christmas. 1888 East Alexandrlne.
Clara cranshaw, 1902 Riopelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
CYO Basketball
Results
CLASS A HTAyYWTICHT

East divlsien-st Florsu -, St An
thony % s.. Benedict -. 81. Margaret
West division 81 Francis Polish 2s
g., Leo Is Visitation q. Holy Redeemer
IL; s.. Gregory -. s.. Hs1w.g 2.
CLASS X HEAVYWEIGHT
Central dlvis.on--Hoiy Rosary %. s.
IAdisags % Sweetest Hear 81 s. Star
isiaus IS. -. Rose 30. BLESSED sacrament
North diriHon-st RITA 81. s. Vincent
PARK 80 Visitation Is s.. Mary tRed
ford q. Precious Blood p
Easf oiElsior-St. Catherine 81 NATIVITY
81 - Sfarislaus fNc 2 IT, S. Iasa-
Ihat u. Our LADY a Sorrows ~. Sacred
Southeast didsion-hnaurclsuor %. ST
Philip $eu %. 81. Paul tGrusse Pa.rfef
q s. David %: = Bernard p, s.
soa,bves' diyision-s' Mary NsgasIen
fMeipiueaIel a. 30 Francis Xavier - Cur
I.ady - NJ. Carmel fHEsnfoftei 50. ST
CassaIr = 80. Vincent IS All Ssi1ts -
g.. - Cecilia 81 s. Dominic y our
I-sdv = GuAaeiJpe 80. sacred Heart Dear
Class a LIGHTWEIGHT
Essf division S. Floriaa SO. san Fran-
eesca q ILn4nc-a Llnn - 81 Benedict =
-,l--4-le-..e 81 , - z - Z -s-s--e
Is Our Lady o. Lrardes 90 =. Cecilia
Glass LIGHTWEIGHT
Esst divlslon-st. Charles -. 81 Cath-
erine &c. = 10 s. Catherine 40 -
u. s.. David Il; 81. Nicholas IS. ST. Rase
central divfuon-s, Agrlrius e. s.
EarRaret Mar Is s. Anthony 81 Blessed
sscrameuf y Santa Mara %. ST. Gregory
4: Resurrectior . s.. Luke 70.
mir . s. Pau. Maltese - s. Jesa
Csntius y Our Lazy a NJ Carmel DE
troitJ 3. - Borifaes =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

Signed
As Coach
international News Service Wire

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Charley
ORourke, swift quarterback of
the Boston College Eagles. has
been appointed football coach at
the new Cardinal Hayes Memorial
High School in New York. it was
announced today by Archbishop
Francis J. Spellman.
O'Rourke paced the Eagles to
victory over Tennessee in the
January l Sugar Bowl classic,
and generally was ed ALL
American.
The Boston ace had been drawn
by the Chicago Bears in the Ma
tional Professional League draft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Bruins
Add 18th
To String
International New. service wlr.

BOSTON, Feb. 3.-Drumming ?
total Of IS shots at rookie goaler
Charley RayRer, the Boston Bruins
last night extended their streak to
Is games without a defeat, beat
ING the New York Americans, 4
10 !.
Flash Hollett beat Rayner at
u 40 in the first period. Woody
Dumart and Terry Reardon slipped
scores through him in the second
session but he beat the Bruin
ShapShooters IS times in that
period.
Pete Kelly landed for the
Amerks al 6:35 Of the final period
and at 1902 Roy Conacher fin
iShed the scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Driver Escapes River
As Auto Takes Plunge

Richard La Riviere. 10, of Ass
Rosalie avenue. Dearborn. is little
the worse today for an involuntary
ducking in the Rouge River. but
his automobile. which went into
the river with him. is in much
worse shape.
La Riviere told Melvindale police
he was driving in Greenfield ave-
nue. near the river when the steer
ing gear broke and the car plunged
into the river. which is about four
feet deep. He clambered out and
was able to make his way to
shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
RANGERS SHADE CANADIENs

NEW YORK, Feb. 3. - New
York Rangers defeated CanadienS,
2 10 !. last night despite the eX-
cellent goal tending of the French
mems Bert Gardiner.
The Rangers got into the scoring
at Cos of the opening chukker
when Clint Smith scored on his
own rebound. When Portland drew
a minor for holding, Pike made it
> TO 0 al 3:48 Of the second ses-
sion.
Kerr did the Rangers justice
with his performance and was on
his way to turning in his first
shutout of the season when Toe
Blake snapped the d1sC- past MN m
miXup near the cage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Detr0iterS Grab
Bulk Of Honors
|nK.C. Meet

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 3.-The
second annual Knights of Colum-
bus State Bowling tournament
wound up here Sunday night with
Detroit bowlers romping off with
virtually all the honors.
No changes were recorded over
the weekend. the nearest any one
came to jostling the leaders being
the Goebel of Lansing. which
rolled 1924 TO 90 into seventh place
in the team event.
Stroh of Detroit captured the
team title with its 1885 total,
while p. Chutis took the singles
championship with 653. Detroit
held down seven of the first 10
positions in the team event and
took eight of the first 10 positions
in the doubles, as well as seven of
the first 10 in the singles and
seven out of the first 10 in the all
events.
The final leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Votes Usual Preferred Rate

Directors of Wolverine Tube
Company have declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of Sis per
share on the company's 7 per cent
cumulative preferred stock, pay
able March l to stockholders of
record February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Do(kson in Dallas
After Delayed Fight

DALLAS. Tex, Feb. 3.-After
being grounded by a heavy fog
for several days at Odessa. Tex.
Charles Dockson, Detroit welding
supply manufacturer, arrived here
today in an ambulance plane for
treatment of brain abcess. Dock
son became i'll while on a pleasure
trip to California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
Feb. 3, 1910

Feb. 3, 1910
Red airmen bombed the Fin
nish town OF Kuopio, killing 80
persons.
British War Secretary Stan
ley declared Germany must be
defeated as a disturber of the
peace.
The British shot down three
OF 20 Nazi bombers over the
east coast of England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
% YEARS AGO TODAY
Feb. 3. 1915

In the East the Russians
launched a new drive that netted
new ground along the Dneister
River.
Or the Western Front. heavy
fighting broke out near Lille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

Acme Wire Company declared a

quarterly dividend of 30 cents on
the common. payable February 10,
10 stock Of record February 3.
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STANDINGS

ffvF-MAN
pe.roft Gasket. Detroit 2qzs
J. J. 0'kane, Ann Arbor-.- ......... 29ff
:. L HUDSON Detroit ................ .Sa5
Regal Finance, Detroit. ............. 80
Palmer Park. Detroit ......... ..... @s-4
Dol BIES
=. Cfhson-w. Kubasiak. Grand Rapids 1878
v Szeiva-E DubA. Grand Rapids. - iato
II. Dawn. PAYNE. Detroit ........... 1872
G. Wetzel-A Ward. Detroit. ......... 1877
&. GsrdnerW. Neizeocki. Detroit. -. t2as
c. Gardner-W. NeiEEicki. Deiroit..... 125l
SINGLES
Fred Born. Bay City. -. 7os
Waiter BrleT, Grand Rapids. ........ 6sf
70 Hanson Pontiac .... g.
Victor Szeiva. Grand RAPIDS. 80. Sc
Carl Last Grand Rapids ......... 65s
AILMENTS
Nictor FIeIVa, Grand RHUT1Es -. 1900
Victor shswmsn. Ann Arbor. lssS
Car kETfyen- Detroit. ............. ~
Orus DAVIS. ColdwHter. .............. lS35
Larry ArEstman, Bay City.......... 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS

Jankowskys was presented with
a regular American Bowling Con-
gress medal by Vern johnson.
president of the state association.
II was studded with half-karat
diamonds.
Two Detroit teams scared into
third and fourth place in the
doubles. Harold Day and Milton
Payne had 1893, and Gus Wetzel
and Art Ward, 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
DOWN IN ALL-EVENTS

Born. who was all-events cham
pion last year. did not fair as well
with his doubles and team scor-
Ing. He hit $50 with the Frank
enmuth quintet, then slipped TO
40 in doubles, leaving him eX-
actly 121 pins behind the present
all-events leader, Victor Szeiva Of
Grand Rapids.
Otherwise leads failed 10 change.
Several important climbs. how
ever. were registered. The J. L.
Hudson quintet of Detroit moved
into third place behind Detroit
Gasket and J. J. O'Kane, rolling
2s55.
High team game OF the week
end, 1888. was turned in by Regal
Of Detroit, which slipped into
fourth place behind J. L. Hudson
with $3.50.
Dwight Nash and Al Killian had
648 and 642, respectively, for
Regal, while Augie Jankowsky.
State Association secretary from
1870, who was honored Satur-
day night, dropped to sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Perfect Game
7O4 in Singles
Top State

LANSING. Feb. "a perfect
game by Pete Deneve. Detrolter
from the Vernor-Livernois team
featured the fifth weekend Of
competition in the Thirty Eighth
annual Michigan State Bowling
tournament AZ Spartan alleys. =
Deneye. 4 veteran Of 20 years
on the drives. scored his 300 game
Saturday night in the singles. II
was grouped with Isl and las for
600.
Fred Born OF Bay City bowled
704 for the singles lead. Born
combined games Of 1Ss-2S0-236
for his mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard 4 Co..
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Male Help Wanted

CANVAssERs WANTED - Drawing ac-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Situations Wonfed-Femoie

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