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Evening star., 1941-01-15
HELP WANTED
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Apply
at once Grace Marguerite Beauty Shop,
Room 406 Westory Bldg, 605 14th st. NV.
Dupont $50 or apply 637 NJ st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, au-around. specially
Margaret E. scheetz, Inc. est. 903' skin
and scalp specialists 1145 Conn. ave.
Call in person from to pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced, for old established beauty parlor.
afternoon and evening except ! day each
week; must assist managing In evening.
State experience, age. reference. Box
271-E, Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
around permanent position. 1907 31st
st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be excellent
finger .wavers. Myra Beauty Salon, 607
18th st NV.
permanent position in large real estate
office for young lady who has had expert
ence as boo&keeper typist. Reply in, own
handwriting, stating experience All re
plies will be considered confidential. Box
255-E Star.
COOK. woman. white or colored: also
waitress. white, over &. Bethesda Lunch
room $3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI. 9s1S. H.
COUNTER GlRDS, experienced. Apply
800 Georgia ave, TO pm
HoUSEKEEPER. cook. white unincum-
bered; suburban motherleSs home, refer
enceS. Telephone. evenings, WI. 1873.
LADY with good business or social con-
shoT hours 0T hFh ERe n Rm @
MASSEUSE. thoroughly experienced, young;
md floor ~
PRACTICAL NURSE for paralyzed male;
experienced; references. Phone Taylor
2716.
SALAD AND PANTRY WOMEN local refer
enc-s: excellent salary; age % to 33. Ap-
plv 5109 Georgia ave.
SALEsLADY, aggressive, to sell Reming
ton portable typewriters. Car not neces-
l to pm.
sALEsLADY. womens coats. and dresses:
good salary and comm; steady Aprly
Sloan's Credit 735 7th st. NV.
sALEsWoMAN. experienced, retail bakery,
Bond Bldg. 2-5 pm.
SANDWICH GIRL. excellent opportunity;
local references Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
STEAM TABLE WOMAN with local refer
ences.. over ) #. in, good salary. 51o9
Georgia ave.
STENOGRAPHER. state age, experience and
salary expected. Must reside in Arlington
S93-B. Star
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, to take
over public stenographic concession in
hotel Excellent business opportunity for
right person; no investment. State age
and experience. Box 269-E, Star.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST in patent
lawyers Office Write age and full oualfi-
cations, Box 4OO-C. Star.
WAITRESS. experience not necessary.
Harry's Blue Bird Barbecue near WASH
ington Airport. Apply after O'Clock p m.
IT,
MATTRESSES. experienced, tray service
Apply 5109 Ga. ave. NV.
WOMAN, white, as mothers helper in
country home. live in, permanent: refs.
Write Box 335. Alexandria. Va.
WOMAN for grill work: local references;
over 21; excellent opportunity. Apply
5109 Georgia ave.
OPENING FOR LADY, with car. to handle
hostess demonstration work in Washington
and nearby towns for national concern:
positively no canvassng involved: thorough
training given; no investment; good earn
ings Write BOX o41-E. Star
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eI35 F ST NW-Studio room. sink grill.
S20-S25 mo-: small basement Tm, SIS
500 District 2I35
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RIDING AND WORK HORSES, mares,
mules. ponies: S25 up; harness, saddles,
hay 5-gaited horse. Rear 736 10Th st. sc.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

BARRED ROCKS R Reds; Ss5 so per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 6l9 K ST. NV. Metropolitan 0ns9.
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ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5li 10th 81 NV NatiODa1 $50
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Three-pieCe living suite upholstered for
S45, COVERING and new inside material in
cluded made like rev in finest tapestry
anc frle2efir- Workmanshp guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERTNG Co
$500 14th ST NV COLUMBIA l0I12
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UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS

any instrument on sale can be
purchased on terms to suit YOUR
budget with our liberal allowance
for your ole piano If you have one
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reducet
wonderful French method used. DR.. Del
Ledendecker. 3025 o st NV Michigan liz
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

D0SoT FEtSs Eli.
DALMATIAN PUP, thoroughbred, mos,
male reasonable. Wisconsin 5940
COOKERS. blacks and reds. handsome.
healthy, A. K. G. registered. champion
stock. District 6073 after pm. weekdays.
IS
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
FOR 81 Bide-a-Wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch. WI. 3o45.
POINTER. purebred male. years old,
trained on nheaSantS and quail by CrsiF
Kennels Of Va: Will stand. back and re-
trleve, Sl25. Atlantic 6771
COLLIES, males and females, vks
beauties. eheible A K. c registration:
reas Mrs T R Welens, SH. $40
ROBARD KENNELS.
SCOTTIE PUPPIES.
Riggs Rd. and d. c. Line NE RA. sol
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SALESMEN.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY!-Large nation
ally known insurance company requires
$1,000 yearly accident and health policy.
Pays UP to $1,000 accidental DEATH $25,-
$50 weekly benefits. Substantial commits
Sions on new and renewal business. Write
Protective Policy Dept F, IL Commerce
St, Newark. N. j.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-we need 2
more good men 70 take care of the in
creased business due to the preparedness
program. This is the year to make real
money selling real estate. Here Is your
chance TO become connected with one of
lineton County. For an interview see MT.
H. A. Goss, 2202 N. Wilson blvd, Arl, Va.
CHI 4l2l.
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N.-Nicely furn.. large
Id comfortable: to en-
le: home comforts; no
public oid5
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HELP DOMESTIC.
lC.nttr,,aI

5217 Georgia ave. NV. after pm.
GIRL colored. for R.h.w. and plain cooking.
Live in or stay some nights. GE. 2627.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. not over 40, cook
and light laundry. help with two children;
GE 6l44
HOUSEKEEPER, care Of house and chill
dren; employed couple; references required.
Jackson 1737-J.
HoUsEKEEPER AND INFANT NURSE care
for 4mo. infant. cook for employed couple
and do g.h.w.; previous infant care exper.
required, high school education rref.:. refs:
S30-S40 per mo-. with rm. and board.
Phone CHI. S415. $40 pm.
LAUNDRESS and cleaner. excellent; So
week. Also chambermaid waitress, 81 week.
Stay nights References. SH. 1929.
MAID. refined. neat; afternoon work;
intelligent: general housework; must be
good with children; excellent cook. Stay
nights week; s29 Quincy ST. NV. Apt. 214
MAID, gh.w.. laundry wash. mach.l, exp.
cooking, healthy, good refs: live in, b. rm..
bath, or stay l night wk.: children: off
all all day az, Thurs hgEs and Sun. afternoon; s9.2o
babies; health card So week. 1870 Mess
st. ne. tTrinidad bus).
MAID, exp. ghw., cooking. care 3-year
child: refs; live in, pleasant upstairs room'
start IS wk. RA. 2sS0.
MhlD, WIlIe Ut COIOTeQ. ReneTdl NOuSeWOIh,
no cooking; small family; live in, upstairs
rm., good salary: refs. 4210 Arkansas
ave. NV.
NURSEMAID. white. who desires good home
and S25 month, contact me Immediately.
Chestnut 1000. Ext 1854, after g pm.
WHITE, settled. not over 40, live in.
prefer one Interested in home; So wk.
WOMAN. colored, experienced; care Of
children. general housework; reliable; live
in, Local references. Good salary. EN-
SO61.
WOMAN, white, care OF 2 children, general
houSework,- including cooking; no laundry,
and help. for heavy work: preferably live
in: in Chevy Chase, Md: SO wk. MI.
5034. After pm, WI. 1854.
WOMAN colored. neat, 25-35; live in;
general houSework; references; $50 month.
Lincoln S594
WOMAN. 25-4O yrs; general housework
cooking; excellent living quarters; in new
home; $50 month. Georgia HI.
WOMAN, Immediately, for general house
work and care of child: must be settled
and good cook: references required. Chest
nut 1872.
WOMAN, white. 35-45. care Of girl. 9; keep
apt, cook Sun. Off live out. 2 empl. girls.
Randolph 1929, after 6.
WOMAN. Colore6. gh.w.. good cook. ex-
perlenced: refs: live in: fond of children:
$40 wk. WI. 1854 bet. Oil am.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1923 18Th ST NV bedrooms or liv.
rm. and bedrm., furn. in mahog any, pvt.
bath, shower: a mi; unlIm. phone Close
transp-. good restaurants. RA. 0244.
LARGE 2nd-FL. ROOM, . baths and phone
same floor also others. 1877 Falrmont 81.
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1112 14th NV. District 1872.
AUTO GENERATORS repaired. exchanged
$3.50 up. New guarantee. Elec. repairs
any car Gifts. 2OO2 K NV. ME. 6232.
AUTOMOBILE MOTOR OIL, sal, S1.75;
properly rs,refned from select ardos Pa ~ oil
oil does not wear out mechanically. . 1t
becomes contaminated with dilution after
water, carbons, etc. II properly re-refined
is as good or better than the original oil.
Bus. truck and touring car fleet throughout
city have proven our product in laoora-
tory tests and many yrs. of use. worth
ington Oil Refiners, 22nd and NJ Oak sts.,
off Lee hwy, Rosslyn.
BATHTUBS. used. SIS, suitable for scaldine
hoes, watering stock, other farm uses.
HECHINGER co, 18th and II sts. ne.
BED. So so: Ven blinds. wardrobe. file
cabinet. fireplace, bookshelf, chest drawers.
1879 F st. NV, Apt. 3.
PFD-DAVENPORT. leatherettc upholstered.
81; cotton-fe mattress, good condition,
So Decatur 1865.
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. PING-PONG
TABLES Conn Billiard Bowling Supply
Co., $40 9th st. NV. District gill.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MAN LEAVING THURS.
Jan. 6 in Al Chey. sedan theated): can
take 3; reas. Phone Temple 5000.
DRIVING BUICK TO ST. LOUIS, sATUR-
day: heater Wisconsin $751;.
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
immedistel can take two people. Call
Chestnut 1884 for interview. 15'
LOS ANGELES. SOUTHERN ROUTE;
couple driving 1910 Plymouth. take two,
share expense; Jan. 80. Shepherd 44S@ j.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA, ON JAN.
19 or 90 with new Al car; can take or
2 passengers to share expense. Call AT.
1888 between An. and 8 pm. 1os
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prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Shop. sos 9th st.
NV. DI. 5007. Open Sun. and evenings.
21s
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1925 OTIS ST. NE.-Lovely room. suitable
for l or 2 gentlemen, in quiet, private
home: conY to bus and cars
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yNHTTE MIN


81 wears of age. with one-year residence
in D. C. or nearby Md. or Va, with D. C.
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie, Rm. III, 1735
14th st. NV, between 3 and > pm.
SERVICE ATTENDANTS
FOR LARGE RESTAURANT.
APPLY 51O9 GEORGIA AVE,
8 TO 4.
YOUNG MEN, TO TRAIN
FOR FOUNTAIN AND
KITCHEN WORK; OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. APPLY 8 TO 4.
5109 GEORGIA AVE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PREMIUM LIST, ENTRY BLANKS READY
Big cat show. Write Show Manaser'
S12 MARYLAND ave. ne, 1or 1ull pal tic0Ini o.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DIS,
trict Of Columbia Chapter. American Red
Cross, will be held in the auditorium, OF
the new Department of Interior Building
at 18th and sts. Northwest: on Monday,
Jan, -, 1871, at pm, for the election OF
the Executive Committee and the transac-
tion of other necessary business.
MARGARET HOOD ROBBINS.
Assistant Secretary Treasurer.
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE. PARTIES. banouets' we WEDDINGS MnS
chairs Also invalid rolling chairs for
rent or sale UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, Ais 10th St. NV. METROPOLITAN lst4:
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. FRANK w. HUNT, 1439 Belmont
St. ~
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing 5000.
Oor't waste INSURANCE money" Call DEAL
with e5 years experience. Lincoln 500
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under Situ-
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star Is the great Want Ad"
medium Of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
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FOUND.

BEAGLE HOUND, black and tan. Lincoln
11a4-W.
BLACK AND TAN BRINDLE, female; white E,
I'd Emerson $500.
KEY RING with 3 keys. Jan. ]: vicinity
18th and p sts NV. Call Woodley $3.50.
RING diamond. Sunday night. near en-
trance to Shoreham Hotel. Box 2l6-C'
Star
Evening star., 1941-01-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE 556l, l4O2 IIth,
has cooks hOuSeWorkers. chamberma IS,
part-timers, dayworkers. nurses. couples.
II.
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ARROW CAR co

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
to drive; must be residents of D C or
metropolitan area for wear: free instruc-
ton: can earn S25 to S35 wky Apply at
10 am promptly for further details. 21o
M st. ne. ASK tor Mr. Booth
Evening star., 1941-01-15
COLLEGE GRADUATE

Under 25. for personnel dept of large
local corporation; experience in employ
ment work helpful but not essential; must
be available on short notice; S100-S125
per month to start. Reply in your own
handwriting giving age. education, expert
will be returned. Those who answered
similar ad in last Sundays Star should
not reply arain. Box 24S-C, Star
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Do You Wish Permanency

Unusually attractive mechanical spe-
cislty nationally used and indorsed:
technical skill not. required; great local
market; no wholesale or retail competition:
no trade in or down payment; highly re-
munerative
Must furnish character references: no
bond or investment in merchandise: need
car: must finance yourself in getting
started many making big profits nationally
on this different opportunity.
Call Thursday and Friday m, Permutit
We Or Cnrad tintninn 9th
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ME WESI MINIS FR, IhWt TNLh n-N.-
Lovely rooms. newly decorated; running
water: inner-sprinP mattresses: singles, S5
up: doubles. s.: showers. elevator.
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OPPORTUNITY

For experienced house-to-house men TO
connect permanently with the biggest
proposition in years. Three
easy SOC account sales a day net you
$500 weekly. Mr.. Taft. between and &
D m, 1911 Rhode Island ave n p
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HELP MEN.

WATCH. lady's Hamilton; lost on Calvert
st car or between Sth. 11th on H ST. ne:
reward. Decatur 6305.
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen

used Cars.
We can use few high-grade men who
want to get ahead and increase their earn
ines; large stock of cars at all times,
ample floor periods, full cooperation on
every deal, splendid commission and bonus
SEE MR. BARHAM.
l.. P. STEUART INC,
1pOh 1ith
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.

Wanted. an experienced salesman with
proven record of sales ability; only top
notch man need apply: permanent Un-
usually attractive proposition for real
producer Write experience. reference and
telephone number. Box 236-C. Star.
DESIGNERS AND ENGINEERS
Squad leader, checker, designer and
computer for steel plant design Expert
ence in structural, concrete. mechanical,
plant layout, steel plant shops. railroad.
highway or electrical design essential.
Write Stephen Derry emp. director. Arthur
G. Mckee q Company, Cleveland, Ohio,
for interview appointment in Washington.
Consideration given only to those giving
detailed experience, salary and date avail
able
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Abe's Start in Ring Recalled

Since of the sporting conversation hereabous since
Friday Abe Simon this portion of Dan daily Mirror
Parkers column should prove interesting
Simon is graduate of Richmond Hill High School and
football player there when tipped Jock Whitney
of him. 1885, Willing back heavyweight fighter
sporting proposition Jock and Tommy Hitchcock became
in Abe and asked Gene Tunney give them
expert advice Gene engaged Eddie Nader then tough heavy
weight trial horse Simon at the New York A. c.
To real unknown to Simon Gene offered TO give
500 every time he knocked Abe down and $500 he
him Nader finding Simon big clumsy fellow
who fought IN the unohodox with right hand and
forward have expected rich quick that day.
Instead Abe gave him tough workout and wouldn't
break ground There knockdowns.
Whitney and Hitchcock thereupon signed Abe to
tract putting him salary Of S35 week and made Jimmy
Bronson his manager The first thing Jimmy did to
change orthodox fighter Big Abes efforts
clumsy and he beaten often Jock Whitneys pals
dded him numerically his white hope the result
that JOCK lost interest and turned Abe to Bronson
year half ago Simon tied up with Johnston his present
Outside the ring Abe nice mild hammered chap
of high intelligence. AL his family giants,
40 will begrudge Abe his return match with Louis in
the Garden May although there's particular for
think that the result will be anything but
quicker victory for Louis For the cruel fact Of the matter
that Abe, though they willing intelligent and
powerful Just can't fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Lead Changes
Hands Twice

The competition gets hotter and
heavier in Class B of the Women's
City pin tournament at Red Mill
Recreation.
For several days Forty and
Eight Club held the top rung at
1888. Then yesterday in an early
squad Ash Trumbull Recreation
No. l beat that at 2346, only to be
outdone during the $50 rolling by
Garden Recreation No. l at 2374.
National Billiard No. a took first
place in Glass d at 2074 and Still
son Drifters were second a 2063
while standings in other divisions
remained the same.
Marge Berry and Helen Bernstein
copied first place in Glass B dou-
bles at 1887 while Belle and Eunice
Butler were second at 966. Irene
Arid and Helen Trinkle took first
in Glass d doubles at $40 and
Dorothy Wagner and Phyllis
Keathley occupied the same spot
in Class f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Bridges
To Make
First Start

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
and had to quit running when he
reached third.
But the Washington base run
ners were no more tired than the
Detroit outfielders. whose tongues
hung out a mile as they ran to
all parts of the generous landscape
chasing hits.
With Newsom's retirement at
the end of the third inning, the
Tigers were enjoying a to 0
lead. NewSom himself had scored
that marker, after hitting single,
on McNair's whopping double.
But it was there that the Tigers
fun for the day ended. With the
arrival of Paul Dizzy Trout, who
replaced Newsom, the Washington
merry GO round started. Welaj
greeted Dir with a two-bagger,
the first of his quartet OF blows.
Before the Washington half of the
fourth inning was over, Lewis,
Buddy Myer and Ken Chase had
gotten hits and the Senators had
taken the lead with three runs.
To these three markers the
Washingtons added four more in
the fifth, an inning which saw the
departure of Trout.
Then came Clay Smith and
more Washington hilarity So
much hilarity that before the sixth
was over the Griffith clan had
rolled up eight more runs. Nine
hits. including Travis homer, were
clustered off Smith in the frame.
Earl Cook pitched the last three
innings for the Tigers and checked
the Washington scoring.
With a five-inning stay on the
hill, Chase, a left handler who had
never bothered the Tigers in the
regular seasons. gave up only one
run-that which was posted by
NewsQm. punching hits with a
costly error by Jimmy Pofahl, the
Tigers checked in with four runs
off bespectacled Danny MacFay-
den in the sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

games of pa, 220 and 217.
Day then rolled a 652 series IN
the singles division to total 1905
for his six games. He could have
reached the 700 figure had he
carried his hits.
Hank Marine of Milwaukee, who
tutored Day and plotted the Hell
team of Milwaukee to an Inter
national title in Berlin three years
ago, hit 667 on games of 245. 2O3
and PIG. Two other Milwau-
keeans, Russell Gersonde and Art
Boshmke, reached the high 10
standing board with scores of 694
and 6S4.
Grant McKowen and Howard
Kissner, also of Milwaukee, took
fifth in the doubles with 1910.
KissneYfouled in the eighth frame
Of Nc anal game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Detroiters Win
SB3 in E|ks

A total of S733 in prize checks
were being distributed today to
Detroiters for their efforts in the
recent twenty-fourth annual Michi-
gan State Elks Bowling tourna-
ment held in Kalamazoo.
Detroit carried off two Of the
championships, Herb Mertens'
Mineralites the five-man with 1880
for $50 and Johnny Crimmins the
singles with 729 for $50. Therman
Gibson and AL Wenger of Grand
Rapids took the doubles with 1884
and the former also the all-events
with 2006.
Regular Detroit prize list awards
with final positions follow:
Five Man: 1-Mtneralites, $50: d
stroh's sac: Ekhsrdt & Becker. s37:
s-snethcamp. S34 16--Goeoel, S27;-oid-
l23-Krakow. $40: 25-Pepsi-cola. SIT.
Doubles: Jimmy Marshal-John Grim
Minis, S2t: 3-Frank zion-Tony Novak'
S23: Joe Norris -Cass GryEier s2i; s.
and Joe scribner. SIS; l2-Herb Mertens-
Harold Allen. sis; i4--Phil Bsuman-
Walter Reppenhagsn. Sii; 15-Tim Miller
Jack Ludwig SO; 23-4M Roolnson-cass
schlaff. SO. 24-George Holmes Louis Sic
laff IS; 25-Alex lnnes-Tom Rooney. IS 4;
3i-Bud werner-Gsorgs Lasher, S. 81
Frank Mitzei 50: 4l--Louis Burr Omar
Hsrrpich. IS; 45-Charley Goodrow-6eorSe
sieck. IS.
Singles, John Crimmins. $40: 3-cass
Grygier, SIS; 5-Pete schnspp SIS; a.
Charles Kotarski SIS: si-Phil Baunan,
4 NngaE NfTs I4--Tlfmur Herpa
plch, xii: 22-Tony Cetiinski, $3.50, "a
Tim Miller xs.25; 25-cass sehlaff, 81;
26-Herb Mertens.. 81; 27-Paul seribner.
81 2s-Huhh Bell. So: 2e-Tom Rooney.
SIS: 53-Fred Wolf. So 3e-Frank Zion.
81: 37-Alex lines, 81; 3a-Jack Cunning
ham. 81. 4O-Tom stedola. 81; 5i--George
Holmes. 50: SLIM Marshall, 50. So
Bud Werner. 50. 6i-Frank Yost 81: ss-
wsily Reppenhagen, 81: 6e-Jaek Lud-
wig. 50
Special prizes: High team Eare-Min-
erslites, 1921 sl2 High single-omar Herp-
pich PTS. Sc second high all-svenis-
CAS- Grygier fI2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Simon's Trainer Deserves Credit

Waite Hoyt will broadcast baseball WOR again this
Summer Don't give James Joy Johnston all the credit for
the showg Bob Pastor and Abe Simon made against Joe Louis
fatnosed trainer Freddie Brown, who works
behind the
winner of the big Tropical Park Saturday
is owned by Young lin Norris
The reports Hank Greenberg being greatly
exaggerated you listened Bill Stern Sunday night you
would have thought Hank running sports writers and phoog
rapherp up blind alleys with a butcher knife.
In the last five years Charles s. Towards horses at Santa
Anita $507 ,955
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

"You can't tell a 300 bowler
without his gold medal" is one
way to explain today the plight
of James Cornelius, head waiter
at Detroit-Leland Hotel, whose
u pocket shots at Olympic Recre-
alton yesterday brought him the
total every kegler yearns.
But il was not made in a league
holding an American Bowling
Congress sanction. And the gold
medal the A. p. c. awards for
such feats made under its aegis
is not forthcoming.
Cornelius. average 149, has two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Nsb 'la&s
II BY BOB nhlq'E'y
Ballot, Stufing' for Guilty Against
NOlpers Protested by Scribes

MONDAYS MULLIGAN When the sports writing boys
around Detroit indignation meeting usually can find
indignation all around the place Apparently this is exactly
what happened the weekend following the selection OF
Johnny Guilty Montreal the rookie of the year. The
Wings yoHng gea Johnny Mowers vas left cut In the eeld
Walters finest and faires gents We have
ever known in the sports writing business up in righteous
wrath with a wire to this corner
Would you put blast in your column about distribution
of votes Calder Trophy Callers office and league
recognizes poll official but allowed Montreal IL or IL votes
and only this year. Even hockey writer's for
Montreal La Patrick l. Illustration La Deyos La
Petit Journal La Canada along with Herald Gazette,
Star and Standard, the English papers.
"If Montreal is allowed to vote IL or IL might
try TO ring In Highland Parker Polish Daily Record Abend