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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

Ashley NJ Oould tobove),
newly elected vice president
ond trust officer. National
Bank OF Washington, assumed
his new duties here today.
Ashley NJ. Gould. newly elected
vice president and trust officer of
the National Bank of Washington.
was at his new post Monday.
After practcing law in Cali
fornia and specializing in trust
activities, Gould joined the Bank
of America, Mt & SA. as trust
officer in charge OF trust actiY-
ties of the Glendale main office,
one of the largest Los Angeles
suburban branches At the time
of his leaving he was in charge
of trust activities not only in Glen
dale but in 10 branches as we'll.
Commenting upon Goulds addi-
tiol TO the staff, President Arthur
H. Brouse said: we are greatly
pleased to have obtained the ser
vices of Gould. who will act in the
capacity of vice president and
trust officer. His 20 years expert
ence as a bank and trust officer
brings to Tacoma an executive of
exceptional ability. well qualified
to assume the responsibilities of
his position. Gould will be in
charge of trust activities at Ia
coma as well as the banks nine
branches throughout Weste n
Washington"
Gould resides with Mrs. Gould
at 401 No. Yakima ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

uniforms, will give a demonstra-
ton of meeting procedure and &
colorful patriotic ceremonial. Mrs
+. NJ. Raver is the Camp Fire
guardian, Mrs. Harold w Nc
Clary president. Miss Dorothy
Gilmore. director of music at
Grant, will present pupils of the
4th. 5th and 9th grades in
group of musical selections. Bells,
which were recently given to the
school, will be used for the first
time. There will be an observance
of Founders day. Mrs. o. Nelson,
room mother. will be the hostess
and will be assisted by mothers
of pupils of Mrs. Georgia Rae's
room.
FRIDAY
Arlington PIT. A. and Preschool
will have a joint meeting Friday
at 7:30 in the school with L. p.
Rosch. principal Of Central school,
WIN viii SPEAK ol Siliiu 1ulud1Ct
In the Elementary Schools" Mrs.
II. f. Brown will present him.
Mrs. l.. r. Larson will preside.
Mrs. James Dietz. program chair
man of the preschool will have
charge of the candlelighting cere-
mony. Mrs. Albert Smith of the
PIT. A. and Mrs. J. c. Temple,
preschool. will be hostesses assist
ed by executive boards of both
groups.
Fircrest Preschool meets Friday
at S O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Austermuhl, with Mrs. May
nard c. Falconer speaking on
History and Aims of Preschool. "
Mrs. Gilbert Price will preside
Members of the group will put on
candlelighting ceremony Former
presidents will be guests. includ-
ing Mesdames Il. A. Mckenzie,
Irene Johnson, George Shacklett
Hickey. George Coleman. Harold
Stocher and George Neistadt.
Mrs. Austermuhl will be assisted
by Mrs. William Sherman. Mrs.
T. II. Taft and Mrs. Stocher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

When the Bellarmine and st.
Leo's Dramatic clubs present
"Mignonette, the well known ro-
mantle drama, at st. Leo's audi
torium on Feb. 10 and 20, they will
introduce TO local audiences one of
the most beautiful and whimsical
plays Of recent years as acted by
high school students.
1t is a play Of ideahstic love. =
romantic. bitter sweet story of a
tragedy that ruined two young
lives. Many have compared the
play to the famous "Smilin
Through"
The cast chosen for this prodnc-
ton are as follows; Barbara Adler
"a Mignonette. Bus Van Rooy as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Pensions Total
S6I3,979 Here

A report by State Auditor Cliff
Yelle Monday on his semi-annual
audit Of the state department OF
social security showed Pierce coun-
ty old age assistance recipients
were paid total of s613.979 dur.
ing the six months ending last
Oct. /.
Pierce was the second greatest
beneficiary of the program. King
county received 81, 474 ,e46 and Spo-
kane county 1922 .020.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

wouldn't be surprised that if Bull
garia were invaded tomorrow. she
would also suddenly spring up as
a democracy and there would
be Bundles for Bulgaria cam
paign
Haskell was schoolboy in Bull
garis in the early 1e2o's. learning
much about the economic and po-
ltiCsl character Of the Balkans.
which he said had been reshuffled
again and again to suit the pur-
poses Of England. France. Ger
many and Russia.
DR.. Douglas A. Rugh of the
University of Washington was
also scheduled to speak. but noti-
fled the forum committee at the
last minute that he could not ap-
pear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Liquor Stores
Pay Million

Since the state liquor stores first
vent into business in 1894. Taco
mas thirst has brought II = total
Of ss75O35 in liquor board profits.
according to a report Of the board
to the state legislature.
The Pierce county government
exclusive Of the city. received from
the liquor board in the same six
year period a total of $3.50 .s3s.
the report 10 the lawmakers
showed.
End Of the fiscal year last Oct.
80 was used for computing profits
for the report At that time the
liquor stores had Melted the state
a total Of S1I.537. 500. Al add
tional 81. 500. 900 has been distrib-
uted 10 the 80 counties since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Installation
On Wednesday

Tacoma Juvenile lodge No. 8,
A. o. u. W.. will install officers in
Eagles hall Wednesday at 9 p. m.
New officers are William Funk.
junior past master worker: Maxine
Du Charme. junior master worker:
Clark Erickson. junior foreman;
Billie Kock. junior overscer;
Fracelene Barrett. junior recorder;
Patsy cowling, junior guide;
Gloria McDougsl. junior assistant
guide: Mona Winchester. junior
musician: Marjorie Barber. junior
assistant musician; Vito Panico.
junior inside watch. and Ernest
Olsen, junior outside watch.
Preparations for the ceremony
are being made by Mrs. Frank
LeFleur. juvenile supervisor. Fred
Sloan will be the installing officer.
A short business meeting will pre-
cede the installation.
Members Of the drill team
which viii participate in the pro-
gram are Misses Marjorie Barber.
Jacqueline Funk. Joyce McDougal.
June Mccartney and Eugene and
Laurence Du Chsrme. Oliver
Erickson and Kenneth Lloyd.
Program following the installa-
ton viii be opened by Sonny Lee.
age three. who will sing God
Bless America" Other attractions
win be Marjorie Barber and Mono
Winchester. piano duet; five skat-
err from 4 local rink. and tap
dancing by Joyce Sheets. Marilyn
Rostedt. Lois Hansen and Emily
kilde, students Of Jackie Du
Charme. who also win dance. Miss
Adaire Buckley will sing.
Outgoing officers are Lauren
Cowling. Jean and Peggy Ulsky,
Jeanne Mergle. Francine Funk,
Lorna Hathaway. Don Scalara,
Stella Leach and Dorothy Barber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

old Jonathan Mills, Howard Fisher
as young Jonathan, Shirley Riley
as Rose Mills. Leonard Knecht as
Justin Halliday. Maxine Shaugh-
messy as Nanny Lou. Nap Rous-
seau as Deacon Parker. Norma
Moratti as Esmeralda. Joyce Gaff-
ney as Annabella. Dorothy Petro-
vich as Hannah. Gloria La Fran
boise as Stella, James Schiller as
David Frames, Bob HUT as
Thomas Mills, Pat McGuirk as
Eliza beth, Matilda Nogetich as
Lou. Lawrence Sousa as Henry,
Lorraine Hardness as Anna. Peter
Deibert as Simon. Lillian Giroux
ms Gladys, James Neagle as An
drew. NELL Meany as Paul. and
Rosamond Johnson as Alice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
WEDNESDAY

]
Ffrcrest PIT. A. meets Wednes.
day at ] o'clock in the school with
Mrs. Ruth Dalgliesh speaking on
Understanding Our Children.
Mrs. Frank Boyd will preside
Mrs. d. o. Dewey will lead the
community singing. Those in the
candlelighting ceremony include
Mrs. b. A. Mckenzie. Mrs Fred
Heany and Mrs. Boyd Mrs.
Gilbert Price, Mrs. Edward Aus
termuhl and Mrs. Boyd will act
as hostesses. All past presidents
are especially invited.
Franklin PIT. A. meets We'd
nesday at 1880 in the Girl Scout
room with Mrs. c. C. Trimble
conducting a forum on sex educa-
ton. Recommended books will be
on display. Mrs. John w. Lawson
will preside. The Franklin school
choir under the direction of Mrs.
Mary Smith will give several
musical selections. Mrs. r. X.
Henderson will present the Found
er's day program, Historical
Highlights of Franklin PIT. A"
Mrs. Bartlett Dickson will review
an article from the magazine An
Intimate Portrait Of Ny Mother. -
Past presidents are especially in
vited to attend. The social hour
will begin at 2:30 with the fourth
grade mothers a hostesses.
Horace Mann Presc hool Il
sponsoring luncheon and care
party at the Broadmoor at 12:1.
on Wednesday. Five hundred
bridge and pinochle will be played
with prizes awarded Mrs. w. II
Joy is chairman and will be as
sisted by Mrs. ]. b. Lacy. Mrs
Harold Coates, Mrs. II. L. White
Mrs. A. p. Osborn, Mrs. II. L
krehbiel and Mrs. Max Wolf.
McCarver Preschool meets Wed
nesday at 7:30 at the home OF
Mrs. John Seaberg, 2517 South
with Mrs. Elwell Hoyt speaking
on Beginnings Of Preschool.
Mrs. Emil Adler will preside. Mrs
Maynard Falconer will be IL
charge Of the candlelighting cere'
mony. Mrs. Seabery will be as
sisted by Mrs. Chef Biscegia anC
Mrs. l. w Walentiny
THURSDAY
Edison PIT. A. is sponsoring ,
luncheon and bridge party or
Thursday at the Broadmoor a
1918. Prizes will be awarded high
score at each table. Mrs. Ralph
tombstone is general chairman
and will be assisted by Mrs
Harding Hewitt and Mrs. Stepher
Pease. tickets; Mrs. Frances
Tracy. Mrs. c. o. Gaulk. Mrs
Z. X. Oline. Mrs. L. r. Hudson
Mrs. Harry johnson and Mrs
Allan Huges, serving. The mum
Der of tickets sold will be limitet
so early reservations are sug
gested. They may be made b,
phoning either Mrs. tombstone
Garland 1884 or Mrs. Pease. GAR
land 5445.
Grant PIT. A. meets Thursds'
at 2:3o in the auditorium. Tn
Grant Camp Fire Girls. in service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Christian Youth
Council 10 Dine

A rally dinner for the state con-
ference of the Christian Youth
Council will be held by the Tacoma
chapter Tuesday in the First Con-
gregational church. beginning at
6 p. m. The state convention Will
be held March 7 10 Q, inclusively.
Speaker Tuesday night will be
Or. w. o. MacCoskey of the First
Baptist church. His topic will be
Christianity Had the Answer
Betty Heidinger will be heard
in a vocal solo and Ruth Hartley
will play violin solo as part Of
the entertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Enumclow To Have
Musical Hi-Jinx

ENUMCLAW-A musical hi-Jinx
will be staged at the school here
Friday evening, Feb. 81. Taking
part will be the band. Tigerettes,
orchestra and glee club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Orient Real Prize OF War.
Forum Speaker Declares
Oliver Hoskell Cynical Toward
Arsenal of Democracy" Theory

The Orient where many of Engands possessions are
located is the real Prize at stake in the European war and
not the British Isles themselves. declared Oliver Haskell OF
Seattle talk before Tacomas Progressive Forum Sunday
nj at he Y "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

PUYALLUP-1n q special meet
ing Of the Washington State Bee
keepers association at the Western
Washington Experiment station
winter school building Saturday
the group discussed an amendment
to the state apiarist law prohib-
iting bees in the comb from being
brought into Washington from
other states
Eastern Washington spiarics ~
ported Idaho bees in the comb are
heing brought into their section Of
this state for honey gathering and
that. IN many cases. they carry
with them diseases detrimental to
domestic hives. II was also
emphasized that both Idaho and
Oregon have laws excluding bees
in the comb from other states.
George N. Paige Of Gravelly
lake. state president. conducted
the meeting. Approximately 100
were present at the various ses-
SONS throughout the day.
Emmanuel Church Events
Activities At Emmanuel Luther
IN church this week include a
meeting Of the adult confirmation
class in the Sunday school rooms
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
"Wednesday At 1:30 the Ladies
Study club will meet at the par
sonage with Rev. Theodore Brack-
man. the pastor. leading the SUBJ
Ject, How To Study the Bible"
Thursday evening the Lutheran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

The populor gracefully rounded"
design offering some gentle.
Thorough eutomefie "fumble-~ssh-
ing" principle. she some sspseity.
ths SEINE sturdy construction o.
the de luxe model.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

Two years ago as sophomore
4 Eastern High School he won
the Metropolitan League diving
championship Then last year he
placed second TO Dick Bachorek
of Western And this year he was
ineligible for all but the final meet
of the dual meet season.
But today Jackie Gardner is in
a most opp0ltune- spot Ia hiring
10 story book finish one of the
most amazing comeback stories Of
the school year. lie started out
yesterday at Northwestern pool
when. with only four days prae-
tee he Won the East Side spring
board crown.
That was only part OF his ac-
complishment. however. His big
gest contribution vas a 2S.5 Sec
onds performance on his 50-yard
breast stroke lee that enabled the
Indians 10 score a surprise VIC
tory IN the medley relay with a
time Of l -.
Dying Wan % oardner e.. AaerhoId
OPP second ksstef tHPl third No
DougaH ct. fourth
5o-sArd free style d fol~ tsFD and Pu-
fora Up lied FOR first Rathhun ZIP.
ihiff. cundf ISL fourth Time y
i1V-}arf breast stroks-Won hy HAYES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
MOSTLY BOOSTERS

For the most part the Detroit
teams hiking to Lansing are of the
booster variety. II of the as being
regulars. The 272l of Oldsmobile
Administration should go by the
boards The 1913 of Thomas and
Clarence Levy of Plymouth in the
doubles. Toms 653 in the singles
and the 1888 Of Otis Davis in the
all-events also likely Will be bet
tered.
Detroit has 18 fives entered IN
the Elks State and IS OF them Will
help usher in the event. Out
standing among these are Herb
Mertens' Mineralites. Dick Kra-
kow's Five and Ken Ludikers
Pepsi Cola of The Detroit Times
Classic, with a lineup change here
and there.
fne UfhcTs are Harold and Try
fingers Officers and City Slickers.
jim Haggertys. Harold kuhagen's.
Dan Dacey'S Mitzel. Bob Mus
graves -Ioe- RnNa-S- Ait4nr,S- 81 ,atl
SERVANTS Oldhru. Ralph DeMariS'
Smokicwicz Jim Nurdoc k {.
Charles Sherwood's Snethkanp
and Sammy Benefits Olympic
Rec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
SandIOffers Signed
Tigers Land Butch Derrick, Indians Get Freibureer
They're Former Mates of Newhouser

Two young Detroit sandlotters
teammates on the American
Legion championship RooSe
Vanker team a few years ago
today were looking forward to
careers IN professional baseball
Wish Eean. Detroit Tiger scout.
signed David tButchl Derrick
third baseman. who Will he shipped
10 the MuSkeCon Club of the
Michigan Stats l. eagh e next
Spring for seasoning. 4
Cleveland Indians obtained Vern
Freiburger. left handed first base
man. Both youngsters were MEM
berS Of the Legion team that went
10 the national semi-fnals three
years ago a team that then
boosted Harold NewhouSer now
with the Tigers. also signed by
Egan
Derrick. Is years old. is : feet
s inches tall and weighs lis
pounds lie Is regarded as one of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
NJ Six Scores
First Victory

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 10.-Uni-
versity of Michigan hockey team
scored its first victory in five
starts here last night when il out
played a smaller and slower Mich
igan Tech team of Houghton 10
win. o.. in the first Of a tWo-game
series for the mythical state coli
legiate title.
The visitors had only four shots
on goal i'm the first two periods.
One of them was the first counter
of the game, by Bob Petaja, II
minutes % seconds after the open
ing faceoff.
Michigan rallied in the second
period with goals by Paul Gold
smith. Charley Ross and Bob
Kemp assisting. and John ellis,
on passes from Max Bahryeh and
Bert Stodden. TO take the lead ii
never relinquished-
In a rousing third period, Stod-
den scored on a perfect solo at
4 AZ, and shortly after Fred Baird
scored the last Tech goal from Sc
feet out. Other Michigan goals
were scored later by John Corson,
on a pass from Fred Heddle
Kemp. with ellis and Bahrych
assisting. and ellis, on an assis,
from Bahrych.
Fred Meyer, Tech goalie, was
kept busy throughout. He was
credited with 80 saves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
LEAD 10 TEAMS

John Gingerella'S and I'd Is.
per's Officers No. ! and > tomor-
row will be Just an advance guard
Of the 40,team special train inva-
SION Of Grand Rapids by Detroit
Is. of c January Is.
Harold and Ray Allen. winner Of
the Class A title last season with
l29l Will defend their tItlcfr Earl
Grcmeis brothers meet tonight.
Charley and Bernie KotarSki also
are shooting with the five Friede-
mans, Al Ernie Henry, Dutch
and Paul and Jim and Joe Smith
Of Fenton among those winging
away tomorrow.
Tho Damioo brothers. John.
Frank. Angelo. Herman and Emer-
son VIII be on three Mack Boule-
ward Rec. squads Sunday. along
with two from Andy Stefan ;
Rainbow Rec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Gardner Is Back
Captures East Side Springboard CroWn and Stars
on Indians Winning Medley Relay Team
By CLAYTON HEPLER

fHPi Bekeran (cTo second Shaw tsEl
thTd zemenik tSEJ, fourth. Time
.0k
22a-ysrd free siyls-Won by Pulford
fHPt. Ailard fsEJ. second Nelson tD1.
third Armstrong To-. fourth. Time
~
l0o-ysrd back sfroke-Wan by Th9mp-
son IT, PhIHtps 6HPt7- second Shelkun
ct. third. Miller .HPJ. fourth. Time
i.iI.5.
lU0-ysrd free styte--Won by Difole
CsEJ. KoValeWicz tHamt second Rafh-
bun tHPl. third aoy zip. fourth.
a INV - 'c--aa.-. ~
Ia SaEd- tEGItsIi Ia :Y.eli4Ey z ~ On by
Hayes tHp1-. sheIkuu fCT1 second Solow
tsEl. third Armstrong ID. fourth. Time
II "a 6
l50-ysrf medley relay Won hy Eastern
Thompson. Gardner Lehmannfs south
eastern. SECOND ass Teen thirt Hgh-
iand PARK. fourth Time=t1 III
2po-yard free sfYle reiaY-N9n bq South
eastern tconah Blanchard sherman.
Kaiser. Ham'famek second northern.
third Eastern sud penny tied far fourth
Eastern Won the xVirnan Time Is 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Writers Guests
At Briggs Home

More than 80 sports writer's,
editors and radio commentators
were entertained at the annual
press party given by Walter o.
Briggs of the Tigers last night at
NaIbri. his Bloomfield Hills estate.
In the absence of Owner Briggs,
now at his Winter home at Miami
Beach. Walter o. ,tSpike4 Briggs
Jr acted as host.
Feature of the party was the
showing of the official 1910 Amer
1an League picture. Lew Fonseca.
former manager of the Chicago
White Sox, who directed the pic
lure Mas present TO handle all
arrangements. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

the best prospects on the local
Sandlots. being an excellent fielder.
and boasting a very strong arm.
Freiburger who is Il. and a
student at Eastern High. PLAYED
three seasons with Roose Nanker.
Last year he vas with Paris Club
in Class A OF the Detroit Base
ball Federation. lie is feet IL
inches tall and weighs rs. and
also eXcelled in swimming and
basketball at Eastern.
Jack Bracken. representative
for the Cleveland club IN Detroit.
first spotted Freiburger when the
youngster was a. Slapnicka fol-
lowed him TO the Legion tourna-
pcnt at Charlotte. y. G. when
the kid was - years Of age.
Freiburger throws left handed.
and bats from the right side Both
youngsters have made fine records
here IN sandlot competition. and
have many boosters who predict
future greatness for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
THEY CAN MAKE SPLITS

Splits are right down the alley
for girls in the Bundy League. D.
Marcetti and f. Cravens negotiated
the $40. NJ. Lucas the 4-7-10, ".
Oliver the $40, L. HorRbeck the
$50 and B. Salem the 81, all
the same night. w. Pascaretti tops
the circuit with 233 and GIL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Strohs Win Match

Strohs beat Franklin Settlement
by II pins. winning the match.
2697 TO 1855. on the Settlement
Alleys last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
BY Harold Kahi
sTEAMFITTERs KEEP LEAD

Tom Sinclair (Carpenters) put
together games of 224-209-205 for
63S, third high for the season in
the Federation of Labor League.
A sweep by the leading Steam
filters added two points to their
lead
High scores: Beeehnor 22s Heyniger
22i Houris8n 2ii Oiszta PIP. Butt 209.
Dalton 20S. Williams POS. stan 205 Stack
poole 203. W Noon 203. 81. Onge 2O2
Bernard 20i. Newman 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Weekend BrinQs
Busy Schedule
For BOw|ers
BY HAROLD KAHL

Tempo of tournament competi-
tion for Detroit bowlers acceler-
ates this weekend. No less than
six events. three out of town, will
command their attention as they
strive TO gain slices of various
prize melons.
The state tourney enters it's
second weekend at the Spartan
alleys in Lansing with 90 teams
scheduled TO roll. as being from
Detroit. A total of 132 will fire
away in The Detroit Times Sweep
stakes at Imperial Recreation in
the General Motors Building.
Opening will be the annual state
spillings of the Elks and the
Knights of Columbus, the former
at the Elks Temple in Kalamazoo,
and the latter at the Twentieth
Century Recreation in Grand
Rapids. The third annual broth
ers affair will come to a close at
West Chicago Recreation. while
bowlers of Is years competition
will hold their yearly one-day Old
Timers stand at the Cadillac
alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
ROLLS THREE IT, GAMES

George Cowan. member of the
Paint Shop team in the Cadillac
JAW circuit at Palace-DiX came
through with an unusual series in
rolling three games of 172 for 516.
His average is ff33.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

n1WI INC ccunnl WAYNE SPAULOtSG.
aoHLIHu obnUUL Instructor. no. oIs5.
S'fathmoor Recreation. sehooloratt al Grand River
Open alleys 10 a. m. 10 - m. Hem TO am.
cHeNe- TR0MBlY ,v... $50 &C.! cstss ..
ALLEYS. free and competent instruetioas With your
'ho~ilnq BY Joe Pauiu' Don't miss this onportuniiy
nIIIQ pnp IN WOODWARD
VIVu uVp-lU AT me RIVER
Open alleys today. 10 a. m. 10 O. m and ~
Q. M to a. m. free parkino Foot Of Bates
1ETpnIT DIR Isfaysit. at shelby ca. $3.50
pLiHuii nLV' Open Alleys Daily 10 5 p. NJ
ara alter 1870 p. N. No sattHa Saturday and
Sunday. 7s alley. chet slieey instructor.
1EITFn RE- DEXTER at BOSTON Blvd.
bS"'1H hLV' 0psn Bowliaa Friday
~ alleys. A. NJ 10 $50 p N. 20 alleys
$50 A. ". TO CLOSING
clpnEu DIR APO woodward Ave. Ter 2-ss5O
oN0pLN nLu' NOME OF HIGH SCORES
t2-rsam LEAGUE oDSnaa From $50 p. N.
to $50 p. n. friday FREE PARKING.
GlEhEAGlES REC, LIy9ssoIs at s EN-.
Join a mems afternoon house LEAGUE
Wedassday at 2s30 p. ".
-IuDEpILI DIR General Motors Bldu
lMrthlAl htG. CENTRALLY IoeATer.
~ Modern Alleys.
Open every day til nidnaht Ma st9s.
uIIIcTT'c SIS TRUmBUlI.
j. j. miLlCIi TR PASS
"a N. 70 D. N. and after go. All day Sat.
urday. Fluorescent lighting. Daylight at all times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
TWO RECORDS CRACKED

Harmony five set two new sea-
son marks, 1890 and 3O33. in the
metropolitan Catholic loop, Capt.
Herb Mas leading with 217-202
in 631, Only nine points separate
the second and eleventh place
teams.
F koeher 20d-2G9- 200 Dubeau 233. Duffey
z0d. Mckay 223. Kaminski POI -233 c.
Whitman 203 r Wichtman 203 Hayes
22s PIG. Walsh 213. Hamilton 2f2, 3.
Lezotte ~. GIese 229. PfLster 215..