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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY

fo:30 n. m.--CIa~ D-Cooper Bros. f.
Warren House. Guy Thihodeau. Wayne Col
orplate. Photo Engrsvers. George. sperry,
Warehouse Furniture. Flint Vehicle City,
Pat O'Rourke; x. c. 4. Victor. Good
Housekeeping L. Lesson. Deacons, Post
ice. Epiphany. Or. T.. Drayes. Saratoeas,
Chry Kerch. Costant Hasten. Class p
AIS Hardwarde Queen Of Apostles, Dan
Daniels Westinghouse. Good Housekeeping
A Goulet H. V. n. Rec. Jrs.. Johns Bar
FLOYD schenkel; Local 81 Dept. p. JAW
clio Chester kupaski.
12aS-Class C-Seven Up Ann Arhor
Ind, r Egeler. Altes Lager y F. Merch
Kerch.. William Lstimer. wolverine Bev-
erage Worthwhile House A. Mitchell. Class
u Wildcats. /. A. Young NJ. Sell. Jolly
sixty League schultheis Bar r. schul-
FLORIST. Carl Johnson, carholoy, Ex-Cell-o
White. 6 Schultz Scotia lodge q r.
Edward stewart; Weier Drug, Royal Oak
senior FL Lsuer: AIS Service Trenton
s:oo-CIass B@No / st aars's NIL
ford. Joe Pausen. Class C-Kollius Tos
rerv. Strath. Bus Men. Leonard Thelsen
Darn a Armstrong. Estimator Ward
Pembroke; Torn Workers. Adam Frescura.
Class D-Miuerva water. Flint Twentieth
Gentry Wayne Anderson. vs.. y. Banking
John Socco, Carpenters, Darn \ Arm
Dept "a. p Kinsei: Dept. 2sB. August
Long Dept 3ik. Henry Aisxy. Dept. ga.
Edward Glenn. Class B-Dept IS. Curtis
Petermsn.
LOCAL 81 UAw-CIO SQUAD
SiS-tiRss C-Depi. orb Mike Sra
gusta. Dept ORB. Csss Jerome Dept 50.
Me'fce S,sndish Dept es Guy Allai.
Dept S. Joe Grey. Class D-Dept 50.
Clare avery. Dept 81 tdw.a korn. Class
I-Dppt a. Mitchell Guadanowski; Dent.
q3A Lester Corstrt; Dept s. John spence
Dept r. Joseph Ritz. Dept 81. Chester
" rhslsk.
NACK -RuIITN REC SQIAn
so lass C-NaCk Blvd Rec William
Cumming Cr.swold sport shop Wilferd
Liddv. siFismond ms Arthur Burneih.
Class n--Boyer Campbell Robert Hewson.
Class E-Sorana Society 10. I and No. 2.
Vincent Gabriel and John Conhrho Gallant
Tiracehia. Gu1 Beverage Dick White. John
Vsnker Bar Harold Dunn Buccaneer $
club Don Sindon; Vivano Florist, Frank
Van HsrseyeU
a;i5-Cisss A-Detrot Gssket Times
Al star Classic. Roger Overmter. Class u
-=Chene TromblY No. g. TRAVELLING Marvin
Jones Class n--Nn. Ntcs Cafe. Charles
CuickiInskf, orphans Riviera Jr J. Tur-
pin snanerz=44FfVer f51gsT IL. AL.
Ws7teT Touccgk Class ives Cafe
League Refer Made. William Green. No.
J. Edward Wrohei Chene Trombiy Rec
Norbert Iieiinski Maroons c League
No 4 Joe NrohirRak ~ 3 Walter
kleczk1vsh. 40. !, Paul Weglars. No. ?.
I'd kaniFoWski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Central States
Nets Detroit
St,633.4O Melon

Detroit bowlers won a total of
81. $3.50 in the twenty-second an
nual Central States tournament
held over Tom Halhgan's Recrea-
ton drives in Flint last month, il
was announced Saturday.
OF this amount they will re-
ceive checks for $3.50 in the Glass
A team event. S345.50 in he
doubles, S265 in the singles. $50
in the Class b five-men. SAG in
the doubles. S27l in the singles,
$50 in the all-events. $3.50 for
boosters IN the regular division and
SIS for booster squads.
Eight Glass A teams landed in
the prize money. Herman Ben
CELLS Norge being fourth with
313s for $125. Al Porath and Bill
Luoma will split $50 for their 1890
IN the doubles, good for third, and
Joe Plappert's CSC for third viii
get him Sio in the singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Gasket Seeks Class A
Title Again Sunday
BY II ROLD KAHL

What score Roger Overmyer s
Detroit Gasket hangs up for the
rest of the Class A teams TO fire
at will be awaited eagerly when
the ninth annual Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes winds up its
second weekend with y fives on
the drives Of Imperial Recreation
in the General Motors Building
this Sunday.
Detroit Gasket- Is tha fret fret n - IS
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
fives 10 curve 'em in there. As
representative Of this league. rated
the strongest in the country. II
holds a lofty perch. being tied with
George Holraes' Ekhardt e. Becker
and Frank Cells Norton for first
place.
These are two very good reasons
why every one along l0-pin alley
expects Detroit GaSket 10 20 out
al GAS p. m. and better the 2S45
Of Art Burkhardt Oldbru Of the
Travelling League.
There are still other reasons
Csskets appearance deserves more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
To Receive AWards

As a reward Placido Will receive
diamond ring from the Detroi,
Bowling Association and the choice
of a diamond ring. medal or belt
buckle from the American Bowling
Congress for achieving his feat in
a sanctioned event. Placido says he
will take the medal.
Placido'S 300 was responsible Tor
the Price teams 1920 game sand
wiched between S45-S37 for 2702,
good for eighth place in Class c.
Ed Berlins 214-200 in 5S7, Joe
Sentlebaum's PIC in SIC. Schaef-
fer's 525 and James Placldo's 44O
were the other scores. The latter
is Tony's brother.
Nine other changes were made
among the leaders by the first two
squads, John Andrews Currier
Van Dyke Office ferrying to the
top in Class + with 906-S00-S9l
for 2597. the pilot closing with
POS for $50 and high.
Second in both Glasses c and d
went by the boards. Stan Bialo'S
Beeler Boys coupling 967-9l6-S96
for 2779 in the former. and Walter
KleczkOwski'S Resurrection Ma
rooms 923-S40-SS9 for 1862 in the
latter. Earl Rosbury tipped 209-
30 in Gil and Carl Novak 220-207
in COS for the Beelers and Eddie
Kanlgowski 203-2lS in 596- for
MarOOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Ask. Of {. Elves
Going toRdpids

Via a special train members of
Is bowling teams of the metro
poltan area will invade Grand
Rapids next Saturday 10 compete
in The second annual Knights of
Columbus state tournament at
observation-disclosures.
The event opened Saturday night.
Outstanding among these will be
Fred SChweitzer's Maxwell, Jack
Burns. Raj 54liff,iit- Bourgeois. Frank
Graesle's DeSantiS. Art Sammut's
Detroit Automotive Parts. DR.
Charles l. Shaver's Five. Harold
Aliens and Phil Welpert'S Palace
Recreation-No | and No 2 Ralph
Olzarks Orlings, Jack Bakers
Five and Frances Dederich's AlteS
George F. Monaghan Council
will be represented by six quin-
tets. ST Pauls and Dearborn each
will send five, Wyandotte four.
Metropolitan Catholic Leagu
three. Lake Shore and River
Rouge each two Royal Oak and
Holy Cross each onp.
Bob Lari2icre's Altes. Al Glib
bons' Nernor-Llvernois. Leo BrlS-
sons Five. Joe Ardito'S Sparks.
George Gerwoll's Harms MedicS
and Frank Cashman's Garrett of
Highland Park also will be in the
party.
Members Of Officers teams No.
] and 2, captained by John Gin
gerella and Ed Esper, are shooting
their doubles and singles this Sun
day following participation in the
opening ceremonies Saturday
nInhf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Death Takes Mother
OF Walter BurkemO

i1OnaS Burkemo. mother
of Walter Burkemo. amateur golf
star. died suddenly Saturday at
Cottage Hospital. Crosse Pointe.
where she had been a patient for
4 week as a result of an infected
finger. Mrs. Burkemo. a native of
Norway. was to have celebrated
her. sixty-scventh birthday Mon
day. Walter. now located in Chi
cago, arrived here shortly after
his mothers death. He visited her
a week ago The family homo is at
ga St. Clair avenue. Surviving
besides the father are five sons
and four daughters Burial will be
Tuesday al 2 p mat Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

than passing notice For one. the
team won the first and last
Sweeps. For another Overmyer
still has the two fine hackers. I'd
and Lloyd Diehl he started with
when he organized team at In
perial.
Il was I'd and Lloyd who urged
OVermyer 10 enter the first Times
Sweeps hack in 1888 when it was
an infant with an entry Of 221
teams as COMPARED Ia IN excess Of
500 today Never has Overmyer
regretted the advice for Detroit
Gasket stepped OF Tho opening
weekend and ratified off 974-975-
100 for 3409 to take the Class a
title.
Carl Maier's 267 finisher in $50
Still lives IN memory. Overmyer
topped Tom Eberweln by one pin
with $40 Jimmy Smith added Clio
and Bill Chambers came up with
SAG Seven years elapsed before
another Overnyer team came
through again, this time under the
name of Frankenmuth. but with
the Diehl boys ever present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Ludiker Champ

Ken Ludiker's Pepsi-Cola made
fourth with 297S in Class B for
$50 Ludiker also won s. for a 255
game and the singles championship
with 697 for $50. Had he shot in
Glass A he would have collected
$50 for second place. Carl Peters
and Walter Brys topped the Class
B doubles with 1918 for ninth and
$50.
TEAM EVENTS
Class A-4-Norge 3i3s. Si25 =
Schmidt. 3os5 $50 s-Paris, 1904. $50;
e-Goebel 3oas, $40. l3-stroh, $685.. s2a,
1851. s25; 2o-Ekhardt a Becker. 1911
class B-4-Pspsi-cola. 2e7s- $50. N
Vern0r7s 2ss3 $50. l2-Art Center. 2s3s.
So I5-HIoheIob, 2sia, $40, ls-John Nc
Glen 2S0S, SIS
Booster Teams Rerular-7-Paurs serv-
Ice. 2T5e. So s-hansen; 2a3s. Sl2 90
1872. $40. 1-PAuis Service 24Ss. tlS,
Hansen. zT13, $40.
Class A-3-Ai porath Bill Luoma. 1920
$50: Sired Wolf Len Detiioff 1884, $50
Jimmy Marshsll-Joh Crmmins. l2Is-
$40 s@Carl Kersten-Msi Gilmour, 1885
S3S, IA Kspitzke-Steve Dutko. 124l,
kl5; 22-Al lines Tom Rooney. 1929 S1I,
24-Herman BengellBi Moriand. 1873,
Sl3 so; 27-Panl- Scrhner=Inn- Set4haeEr
1920 SO; ?S.Frsd Brsskle;Sssrey Ko ,,'I.
spaaidine. 1909. Sll; tl-lohn Cave -hsnrX
-tzv1s. TTVs, yTUI Ez-Ken Hsviisnd joe
Green ,iss So tS19s ,S0srs,rss
Phi BaumGn. 1877, sic; 4e-Bill North
Archie Jankowski, 1871. So 53-George
Holmes-Louis sieian. li3s. S.
Class B-g-C. Peters-Walter Rrys. 12ls.
$50; I'D. Shields Merl Don, 1905. SIS
lev Behind Warzesks. 1882 Si2. IS
Charley Goodrow- Bill Oliver, Ills, sll
22-Ted Rebain nsnk Reclaim, 1852, $40.
Roy Miller-L, Bennett. lit3. So S1-Diek
Krakow Frank Yost. 1888. IS: 3g-T.
s1ymsnski-S S, Re1ep ,1se Mas So t tst,E
Stanley BryE. i12s 81; ga Houttemsn-
Il Jubenvilie il23, Sc. SO. Bott-A.
Vsllela. li2o Sc S3-w wsrzeoks,A
Bland iii. Sc: III. Heensn-R. Hi
Class A-S--Joe PiAppert, SIS SIS: r.
Paul scribner SIS S3s; q-Chester Bukow
eki. sTl. S2s 1i-Cass Grygier 66s. S24
26-Joe scribner. s47, Si3; 5l--charlsy
Kotsrski, 62s 50; s3-Bfl Oliver. s2s. 50;
bs--A Robinson. s26. SIS e4-Biu Luoms.
62s, IS s5--C snyder. S22, $50
Special tie for third high single-A
cas- B~i-Ken Luaiker ss7 $50: 8
Georse Lubach. 66a s2i b konieczny'
$50. Si7; 81. FoEletti. 63s, xl3, Ia
J. Bland 633 50 20-Jimmy Foss 626
81; 26-sam Morris $40. s.. PC. Egen.
500, Sc: 33--Hank Rebain. GIL. S. t5-R.
Hi, COL. So; Cd. Garguls 500, -
4T-P. Iskeu, sos IS; SIC. Peters, 5as
So 80. 57-F Troy, 500 81: s3-F Con
soir. $40. 81 s4-Dick Krakow. $50, s.
sS-H Hamilton. SIS 50 e7-Frank
Mi1iel, SIS. 81 7o--c Rozinski. So
81 so T4-Farl Gremei. SIS. So. 77-hrt
Watson So. 50. 7s-S. Scarlet, as3 50
s7-A schmittlerig. SIS. So SIS Kent
ST.. So eO-L. Quinn, 576. 50 % a.
wsrzecka SIG, 50 "a. Bsllells, a74'
s.: a6-J Heensn, 5T4. 81
special-Secon high single-Ken Lldi-
ker. 255. 81
AII.-FNENTS
S-Fred Wof. 1929 SO. 7-Wilham
Iouoma 1910. So s-Cass Greygier,
1906, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Worried on Eleventh

= at was my first 800" he
easped as his mates slapped HIM
on the back at the conclusion.
II was confident the twelfth ball
would knock 'em all down. IL
was the eleventh that had me
worried as my hand was moist.
Placido. who halls from Andy
Stefani's Rainbow Recreation, had
reason to be worried IN ms
eleventh. While all his hits we're
solid in the 1-3 pocket the lO-pin
acted up on the eleventh. 1t was
on the verge of standing, then
dropped
Placido revealed he got late
start this season. He suffered an
infection in his right thumb had
it ianeed and spent eight weeks in
hospital He started 10 weeks
late and for time bowled right
and left handed with the Price
team in the North End Merchants
and Archie Jankowski's North End
Recreation in thu Central Division
of the Travelling League. ~
Shooting 7l2 in the Rainbow
House League last season and
being member of the Rainbow
quintet which won the Aff-ftaf1du
tourney last year with 29l7 be-
came secondary after hiS-2ll- SAT
urdav over what are considered
the toughest alleys at Imperial, 3
and 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
PlacidO Gets LIST 300
In Times Pin Sweeps
Gets Perfect Game
Over Hardest Pair
at Imp eria
By HAROLD KAHL

Tony Placido, 27-year-old Ameri-
can-Italian. threw the ninth annual
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes into an uproar when he
crashed through with the first 300
game since the inception of the
event AT Imperial Recreation IN
the General Motors Building Sat-
urday.
PlaCido. a 165-aVeraGe man, ac-
complished every bowler's dream
in his second game while rolling
with John Schaeffer's Ed. +. Price
Five in Glass c. It. followed a
mediocre l4l opener and so upset
him. He closed with meager 1873
for 574.
Most bowlers who shoot 300 are
fluStered on their last ball when
their collars seem 10 tighten. But
not Placido, who has been bowling
for only three years, and is await
ing any day now induction into
1 -nCfp Sam & army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Guge| Registers
Rainbow HiQh

Barney Gugel came through
with the highest total shot thus
far in the Rainbow All-Star lndi-
vidual Classic, rolling 1869 Satur-
day. He had games Of pa, 270,
pa, 2l5. and 246 for 1869 to beat
the ll46 that Paul Cito had shot
before.
Second high for the week was
shot by Art Klein who had Ills
on games of 224. DOG PIT. 216 and
255. Third high went TO Cy
Goralcyck who had 277 in lll3.
Steve Cruchon the leader. was
in ST. Louis 10 bowl in the Waidell
Classic and will have to make up
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Detroit Set to 'Blitz'
States Pin Leaders
Better Teams Going u
TO Lansing M e ct
Next Weekend

Rather tame shooting. which
has marked the thirty-eighth an
nual tournament OF the Michigan
State Bowling Association at the
Spartan Recreation in Lansing
thus far. is due to end next week.
end when some of Detroit's better
club take the drives.
A majority members of As De-
troit quintets rolling Saturday who
stayed over for Sunday may leave
something in the way Of doubles,
singles and all-events totals as an
incentive. They will be out for the.
1913 of Tom and Clarence Levy of
Plymouth in the two-men. Toms
653 in the singles and the 1888 OF
Otis Davis Of Coldwater in the all
events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Rainbow and Palace
0Den Match tuesday

Employees Of Rainbow and Pal
ace Recreations Will open their
home and home bowling match at
the latter alleys Tuesday after
noon. the series to be completed
January q.
Rainbows lineup viii be Andy
Stefani. Archie Downey. Bill Was
mund. Tony Caruso and Mel Dorl
Augie Bamberg, Ray and Harold
Allen. John Landefeld and Frank
Yost will shoot for Palace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Take Seventh

Louis Nizza's Councilman John
Hamilton landed seventh in Class
c with 2709. Tony MaiSano show
ing PAS in 594. Harold Rowe's G.
NJ. Yellow Acceptance gained tie
for eighth in Glass y with 25S6
Charles Branden leading with 5S7
Ray Scarlet'S 566 stood out as
George BurlieZ' Naturais No. 3
grabbed fourth in Class r with
2470 Harry Finn with 20S-2l4 in
$50 led Walter Huebner's Currier
Suckers TO seventh with 2i34
John Billo's Currier SChacffer Of
flee was a pin behind with Don
Mclaughlin getting 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Tim es Classic
SEASON MARKS

3lAl Detroit Gasket 3if7 Riiehre 3l7i,
Chene Trombiy Recreation 3i2s
lesm-on game Detroit Gasset 1872.
Schmidt iI0i. Chene Thombly Recreation
llof Biieure ii0i Strnh 100.
lnditinuai-Th gsmess Archie JAM
ko~ski tDe'rof GAssetl 765 HoSsrd Cur
IN l1sdoni ISL Al KopgrH tschutdfl
III chester RukowsH fScnmidi1 700
lndiNdUal One game Cas- f,ryx,sy
tEirohl 2S Jack DiGiovanni Morton,
ZiS. Howard Curtin 1RisdonJ 77s Paul
scuhner tkrako~J 1T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Gasket and Paris

Detroit sent as teams to Lam
sing this weekend and will counter
with as more next. or this number
is will be regulars. or the higher
average group. which are capable
OF going places and creating totals
others to follow may find hard to
beat.
Heading the regulars will be
Roger Overmyer's Detroit Gasket
and Nal Gilmours Paris Of the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic.
Paris was capable of eighth place
with 1864 and Gasket seventeenth
with 1882 in the Central States
tourney in Flint last month. both
in the money.
When it is considered they were
competing against a field of the
leading stars IN the Midwest each
made a remarkable Showing, Since
there will be no Chicago, Cleve-
land, NJ lw aux e. Indianapolis,
Akron, Dayton Toledo or Fort
WAYNE Stars 10 cut in they sheHld
figure prominently al their present
pace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Tickets for Diamond Belt finals
at Olympia Friday night now on
sale at Olympia and Detroit Times.
All seats reserved from ~ cents
to St.l0, including tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
7 Other Threats

There are seven other Detroit
regulars next Saturday night
which also will bear watching. such
leans as Frank BamiCOS indian
Village Ray Belongs Oven King.
Art Watson's Palmer Park Recre-
alton. Joe -Sendcrak.S- Old T liners
Bill Fcitcn's Koppitz, Henry Cur
res Motor Products and Joe
Jippy's Debonair Club
rUffOwInG Them Will be six more
Detroit acgrcCations with high
hopes next Sunday They are
Frank Bagnowski's Shapiro. Roy
Blake's Mansfield Bob Taylor's
Fort-Park Recreation. Bob Hedg-
cocks Lapham. Harry Lynchs
Garden creation and Bill
Schroeder'S TonyS Tele Van.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Wilson Selects Four
As Starting Hurlers

CHICAGO Jan. 11-Manager
Jimmy Wilson of the Cubs has
named his big four Of the pitching
mound. They are Bill Lee. Claude
PaSseau. Larry French and Vern
Olsen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Myers and Sturgeon
Sign Up With Cubs

CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-QNS)-
James T. Gallagher, general man.
ager of the Chicago Cubs, today
announced that Billy Myers and
Bob Sturgeon, shortstops. have
signed their contracts for 1871.
With the two additions today. IL
Cubs have signed their contracts.
Tickets for Diamond Belt finals
at Olympia Friday night now on
sale at Olympia and Detroit Times.
All seats reserved from ~ cents
TO S1.1O. including tax.
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Evening star., 1941-12-07

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with absolute purity and
full nutritive value that
could never be achieved
cooking at home.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Three Pedestrians Hurt
In Traffic Accidents

Three pedestrians were injured In
traffic accidents in the District In
the last "a hours.
Anna M. Mason, SIS, of 100 Mount
Vernon place NV, was struck by a
motorcycle which ran wild in front
of her home yesterday. The rider of
the motorcycle, William T. Carter,
20, colored, 306 L street Sc, had
fallen from it following collision
with a bus while going south on
Seventh street NV.
The woman was treated by a
physician for bruises to her knees
and elbows, while the operator of the
motorcycle was released after treat
ment at Freedmen's Hospital for
cuts and bruises.
While standing at Fifth and G
streets NE, Hannah B. Young, IS,
colored, SIS G street NE, was struck
by one of two automobiles involved
in collision at that intersection.
She was admitted to Casualty Hos
pital and treated for cuts and bruises
on the face and legs.
Jean Vaughn, 4, colored, 1888
Girard street NV, according to
police, was struck by an automobile
when she ran between two parked
cars on Thirteenth street, near her
home. She was released after treat
ment at Garfield Hospital for minor
cuts,
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Lecture Tonight Opens
Week End Outings on
Park Service Calendar
Tree and Bird Walks,
Hike and Barge Trip on
conoI Also Scheduled

A lecture on the Virgin Islands,
TO be given by Assistant Chief Nat
uralist Howard E Rothrock tonight
at the Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. campfire site, will
open the public events planned this
week end by the National Park
Service.
Mr.. Rothrock will speak at 8
o'clock on "A Winter in the Virgin
Islands" illustrating the lecture
with pictures.
Other events in the District will
be a bird walk led by George A.
Petrides of the Parks Office through
Dumbarton Oaks Park from 7 to 8
am. Sunday, starting from Thirty
first and R streets NV, and a tree
walk through Garfield Park from
2:30 to 430 pm. Sunday. DR.. Louis
C. Wheeler, N. c. P. ranger nat
uralist, will conduct the Gartleld
walk from Second and F streets
Sc. as his last trip before returning
to the botany department. at the
University of Pennsylvania.
Outing Club Hike.
The Red Triangle Outing Club
will meet at Seventeenth and New
York avenue NV. at $50 am. Sum
day for a hike to Elizabeth Furnace,
staying for lunch and swim.
Horse drawn barges will make the
trip up the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal from Whitewater to Great
Falls on Sundays all through Sep
tember and October, it has been
announced. The morning trip starts
from Whitewater at 8:l5 am, going
as far as lock % at Pennyfeld. At
1 pm. the barge starts back to
Whitewater.
Swimming Is Planned.
A hike through the Quantico
Greek part of Chopawamsic recrea-
tional area in Virginia at 10:30 m.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
BOWELS SEEM
TIGHT AS A DRUM
When You Suffer From
Acute Constipation

When you over-indulge and acute con-
stipation follows, try quick flushing of
the intestinal tract with Pluto Water. Its
swift, gentle. osmotic action creates fluid
bulk and fushes intestines of delayed di-
gestive wastes, usually within an hour.
Pluto, an agreeable saline mineral water,
passes through the stomach without dis
= turbing its normal functions and is not
absorbed-acts only in the intestinal
tract. So, when you need laxative for
swift relief of acute constipation, try
Pluto Water. Two-dose size only 10 cents;
also larger economy sizes. All drug stores
sell it. French Lick Springs Hotel Co..
French Lick, Indiana.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

Sunday will end with swimming in
one of the lakes.
The mixers will meet at Dumfries,
Va, at the junction of U. S. highway
No. l and State highway No. 234,
at 1890 am, stopping at Camp
Pleasant for picnic lunch. Project
Manager Ira B. Lykes will lead the
group.
A trip to Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
to see John Browns Fort, Storer
College, the Revolutionary War
Cemetery. and Jefferson Rock will
be sponsored by the Capital Hiking
Club. The group will leave 14l6
F street NV. at 9 am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

In announcing plans for reorgan-
ization of its taxing system, the
State of Rio Grande do Sui, in
Brazil, promised not to raise taxes
this year.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and. Mrs. Joseph c. F.
Hartley, 4012 Seventh street
NV, who celebrated their
48th wedding anniversary
September 6. Mr.. Hartley, 72,
a retired Post Office Depart
ment employe and native of
Washington, and Mrs. Hartley,
II, from Fauquier County, Va,
have 2 children and 2 grand
children.
Harris Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

A hike through the Quantico
Greek part of Chopawamsic recrea-
tional area in Virginia at l0:30 am