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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
YEN FOR SECRETARY

Old Mr.. Shadrack developed
q yen for his sons secretary.
It was pretty serious, par
tleularly as young Frank had
a case on her himself.
Herm gave me the low
down one day at lunch. 1t
seems this secretary was a
nice enough girl till the boss
and his son start taking
notice. Then suddenly she
pulls a Jekyll and Hyde on
the office, and it gets so
there's no peace to be had.
Miss Audrey Dresser,
that's this danes handle, is
very arrogant and very So
phiSticated with the staff. ex-
cepting when the two bosses
are around
Then" Herm snapped,
"she's all brown-eyed limo
cence and a touch of halo"
Things got so the entire
staff's laying odds as to which
its to be-the old guy with
his dough. or the boy.
And" Herm added. real
disguised. Frank really loves
her. too"
SHE'S NO LADY, BUT
But Herm wasn't all dis
approval. In fact she was
pretty much sold on Frank
and this girl making a match
of il.
"She's no lady, but a lady
would be the ruin of Frank.
It's a cinch that guy would
sit back and be genteel the
rest of his life. He'd never
get anywhere and the business
would go to pot"
''Now this Dresser dame,
she's got ambition-she'd keep
him going"
"a pusher ," I suggested
"Yeah--but IL she married
the old boy she'd just push
herself--fur coats. orchids and
airs. Now II it's the kid she'd
have to push him to get the
trimmings. Do him a world"
That was the start. We
didn't talk much more that
day and it was some time be-
fore l heard the next step.
THAT STARTED 1T
Then I saw one of the boys
from the office and he told
me. Herm had been fired,
Had a run-in with the boss
about week ago--Oyer this
Dresser girl. Wish you coulda
bin there. For weeks we all
knew something was due TO
break. Herm tickled that
typewriter like a demon was
after her-the way she does
when someone's due to get
told off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
SHE HAD IT COMING

Then one day there was a
row in Franks office. II
seems the kid finally got
round to suggestin' TO Dresser
she might make up her mind.
1t didn't suit the skirt much.
80 she was having herself a
nice orgy of alligator water
when In walks the old guy.
boy, that started 1t. Pop
lights into Frank on all four
cylinders. Frank snaps out
the first bit of back talk any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

one ever heard from him in
that office.
"'You go TO the devil ser
he. and lookin' at Audrey
kinda queer he ser and you
can take her with you Then
he slam-bangs outa the office.
II guess that was the last
blow to Herm. Up she gets
and marches herself right
past the private sign on
Franks door and finds the old
man hopping up the tears.
"No one knows what she
said. But pretty soon out she
staiks-cfeans up her desk
and without so much as last
'adoo' takes her departure.
Now, Herm's gone, Franks
gone. The old boy has the
field to himself. And"-he
ehuckled again, NOW nobody's
happy"
"Why?" I asked.
1.-THE dame don't seem half
pleased with the setup. She's
all snaps. Even at the old
boy-and, poor guy, he can't
make head nor tail of it.
Serve her right If she loses
out there, too! Never did like
the angel-faced dolls, YOU
can't trust them a foot away"
HERM MOVES OUT
So Herm was fired. I told
Joe about it when l got home.
l was upset l can tell you. It
didn't seem fair. After all
those years. But like Joe
Said-Herm was in the wrong.
"She got what was coming to
her" is what he said
Anyway it was hard lines
so l thought I'd look her up.
But it was six months before
l saw Herm again.
She used to have a room
down on Twenty-third street.
/ went there. but she'd gone.
The landlady told me:
paid up and moved out
with everything but the
canary"
Canary" I didn't catch
on. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Better He aIth

Such a period Of rest is easy
to arrange for in a household
where there is somebody who
can take care of the child. keep
il in bed and amuse it, and
where nourishing food is plenti-
full.
Ideally, a child with one at
tack of acute rheumatic fever
should be removed TO a warm
climate for an indefinite period
in order to prevent recurrent at
tacks.
All this means that the under
privileged child has to take his
chances and that is why rheu-
matte fever is a community
health problem
It now is increasingly appar-
ent that rheumatic fever IS
W / d esprea d among under
nourished children. crowded to-
gether in unhealthful environ
ment, and that provision for
their care under these circum-
stances IS altogether inadequate.
WORTH NOTING
have before me the report Of
a sanitarium near Boston. which
has been made available for the
care of children with rheumatic
fever.
The sanitarium has had sew
eral years experience and its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Am asked but do not know who the following thought
provoking lines:
pity the soldier dead
n QRiet ONT
Poor cheated Of fate.
But 7rho stu
Hear tends
Tho sttR must knoe
Tie eond Is rife cih hate.
ATE SMITH Radio lark Tottng along Freckes
her cocker spaniel Among celebrated spaniels
and dachshund popular breeds
has both spaniel and dacshund dogs seemingly
each other think that usually dogs
mistress master.
HOLLYWOOD production experts against having
- and wife star combination in the picture. They
is "a bad box office idea" 1t wasn't bad Mr. and
pictures IN film history The and wife combination
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fonann also be doing all right
at the box office How long have riding driving
automobiles? All think you're old timer All right did
ride Apperson Jack Rabbit Brownecar
Geae Steamer Hupmobe Moline Knight Scrpps- Booth Pope
Hartford Saxon? But what started this
out anybody had ridden driven that horsees
carriage known The kerosene surrey This bus
its power from kerosene oil.
IRON the Book fearIessy
TO contend against evil make oppression
and that reyernty freedom, help
It in the maintenance justice nations
beef stew is gently simmered 100 minutes" Manhattan
states How about lady? 120
like beef and lamb but you have my share of
oyster stew. Only way like oysters the half shell
Feminine client sends clipping of advertisement
described tmmy dscipning Says
bad they do something
middle aged husbands know could little
lining"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

our way through the answers ever since.
few particularly challenging answers are
given here.
California laws forbid secret high
school fraternities and sororities. These
laws are printed on the back of many
registration cards. to be signed by both
parents and students. Yet. even when
signed, they are ignored by every one con-
cerned, even by the high school teachers
and principals themselves. And this con-
dition exists in many other states. So
what? Who's making our DEAD END
KIDS FUTURE LAW BREAKERS?
Says LOIS LARSON, Is Years
s25 FL Canine Ave,
North Sacramento, Cal.
nEAR MISS ROBINSON:
/ think Doctor Adler is right. And 1
believe tina the dismal failure" of our high
schools Is due, not to lack OF good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

In discussing yesterday the
changing conditions which
changes the general incidence
of disease have imposed on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

but l amt one to break n
PROMISE" she said virtuously,
$50 l amt a givin' 1t out"
l wasn't much interested in
"the old guy till one day I
ran into Mr.. Shadraek. Just
outside his own office build
ing. You never saw anything
like it-Mr. Shadrack was
that glad to see me. You da
thought / was someonei
well. well. little Mary
Simms," he jabbered (which
isn't my name no more any
Way), land how is your nice
young man? Married yes,
yes-I recall" He oughta
he gave me a hundred bucks
for a wedding presently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Elsie Robinson
Let's Have Democratic Schools

R MORTIMER ADLER University of Chicago faculty member
~ said that American schools dismal failure. We
asked whats with trying tunnel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
PERIOD or REST

II all patients with acute rheu-
matte fever were made to rest
for a long period. much Of this
heart trouble could be pre-
vented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Avenue a. lads hold a "lstue sister beauty
contest IN TINS IRE big brothers proudly
enter their little sisters some idea. what
My not Try Il IN your neiehborhood?
Little sisters between the ages of 5 and 7
are eligible and there are prizes for
queen of the show That goes to the
best al around little sister on Avenue A.
Other prizes are for most beautiful blonde,
most beautiful brunei. incest smile. prettiest
curls and prettiest eyes. Well, sonny, what
chance DO you think your little sister would
would win and get a movie contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

TTERE a pleasant little game that will give
every day a puzzle designed spell
your fortune Count your the
of letters If the number is less than
The number Start at the upper left
corner rectange check every OF
numbers read the the letters under
the checked figures give you 4-tO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
SORT OF SURPRISED

Then ought il comes.
You used to be great
friends with Miss Hall / be-
lieve."
Coming from him I was
sort of surprised-but that
wasn't the half.
I'm very anxious to find
her." seZ he, I'VE had a little
disagreement over-eF-ah-a
little matter, l fear me that
WAS hasty in allowing Miss
Hall to leave. She has always
been a trifle quick with the
tongue-but a very depend
able fine woman. Do you
happen to have her address,
Miss Simms ,"
It's a wonder I had the wits
to answer was that fab
bergasted. But told him what
/ knew: that she had packed
up and gone-all but the
canary
Canary" he puzzled, "the
woman said nothing about a
canary"
It didn't take me long 10
figure out that the woman"
was Herm's landlady. And
the old guy. she spilled
about was Mr.. Shadrack HIM
self.
Looks like the Dresser
number had cut up once too
many" Joe said when | told
him about my talk with the
boss.
asked him how he made
that
EASY TO FIGURE
simple. lies beginning 10
notice how dependable Herm
Is. Probably wants to give
back her job. You wouldn't
find him doing that if Miss
Dresser was still holding
forth"
Like I say it was six
months before I heard from
Herm. Then I got this letter.
And for the first time since
I've known her Herm doesn't
seem able to come out and
say it. Such beating about
the bush,
I made out she's trying 10
thank me for SOM hing
special. II looks like my tell
ing Mr.. Shadrack about the
canary fixes things up fine.
That same day, after l saw
the old boy, down he toots 10
Twenty-third street. He per
suades the landlady TO LET him
keep the canary for Miss
Hall" Seems she hadn't
promised anything about that,
@ar1dt sttiIg don't uhHrfi takfn
little 'present"-"Jest 10 pay
fer the seed he's already ct"
That riled Ilerm, because she
said she'd left plenty of seed
for him,
When she comes back for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

CHE was christened Her
y mione Rebecca Hall A
fancy m oniker considering
Heun is very plain and very
common and there isn't any
thing fancy about b.
Herm and l had been pals
before I left Shadraeks To
marry Joe. She's real stuff Is
Herm. Like / told Joe when
he was busy being thunder
struck at what happened-it
wasn't really surprising
If YOU knew Herm.
Herm was crack typist at
Shadracks. the big paper mill
people. She was there Is
years steady Other girls
came and went-took other
jobs, got married. or maybe
even fired. But Herm stayed.
She would speak her mind
10 any one, would Herm. She
about had every one in the
place on the mat at one time
or another. But il was Is
years before she came up
against the boss. When she
did she spoke her piece and
lost her lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

ITS nice for the American girls to be
4 knitting sweaters for British soldiers, but
from what I hear the lads in the United
States Amy could use some sweaters, too
:. Swedes are the worlds best coffee
makers Several plane disasters have
occurred because pilots were trying TO land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
CRIPPLED HEARTS

The disease is insidious in its
progress. A child may be
stricken with fever and pain in
the Joints.
Treatment of the immediate
symptoms is simple and salts
factory. The use of some form
of the salicylates usually relieves
the acute condition within a
week.
To all apparent purposes and
even on careful examination,
the child SENS to be perfectly
we'll; pain. swelling and redness
are gone from the joints, and no
signs are in the heart. but in
the majority of cases, the
damage has been done and as
the years 90 by, it becomes
evident that there was some
residual trouble left in the heart,
which finally causes Gripping
disability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

eAbove words Taps There words for
al buge but only those for revele 7
can get Up. I get up. cant get en- in the
morning -EVD0
TE boys Avenue A Manhattan have long been known for
heir appreciation Of feminine beauty. Remember Ada
sncne Ra-e Of AAenue ~ Every the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Another may be acute rheu-
matte fever, sometimes called
"infiammatory rh um atism."
This disease does far more
damage than infantile paralysis
and 10 other diseases that such
d fuss is made over.
It's danger lies in the fact not
that il affects the joints. but
that it affects the heart Prob
ably three-quarters of the heart
cripples under 40 years are that
way because they are victims Of
acute rheumatism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

has been practical Why don
Am asked but do not know who the following thought
provoking lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Q pity not the soldier dead
In quiet tom5s,
Poor cheated sons Of fate.
But pity as 1cho stu
Hear tcar tends CRY.
Hbo stiR must k.pole
Tie icorld is rife lcith hate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Real Estate Wanted
Resorts for Sale

YEAR round log cabin: modern convent
ences faces wooded part 81 miles stony
Point. Peninsula Lsge Erie; evenings
Oregon $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
FEsNDALE-oNLY si.775 CASH

FERNDALg-oNLY ti.775 CASH
Rscondiiioned home Cherrs ol3<
FIELDING. between Six. and Seven Mile
Roads two years old is-rcom frame 7.
three hedroons nicely wooded area; owner
beinr transferred ana must sacrifice. $3.50
down. SIS monthly, including taxes. M
Brand HOSarth $500. |
HOOVER, SOUTH or SINE-MILE ROAD
New rooms and bathroom iiHhnished In
size: city water. gas and eiectrlc svsiiape
sEE MODEL LOT iO1l27: total price
$3.50 s125 down ard move IN. balance
monthly.
IRWIN KIGHT 4 HINES, INC.
72fiS Van Dyke kLocun siS"
Lorraine 57s7-s-roon: steam; garage
baths: sacrifice, 50 500; terms. Tyler
5-3sqi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Acreage for Sale

1, ,. 5ACRE parcels fronting tz-Mile-
Van Dyke-ks7 roads Karwick- Old
nam 60ss,
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listinsF
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought, mtgss. nsade.
hcHuEh, 1910 FORD Bidg. cAdiIsc u34s.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN p IkNpHAR a COMPANY
TO Lafayette Bldg Cadillac $40.
PRIVATE funds to buy Eocd lara con
tracts. lowest discount quick service
Cherry 7sis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
KENTUCKY. I7362

NORTH or afrSIcHoIs ROAD
Desirable nsishhorhoa1, Eeo1 ,rsnsporfs-
ton. Present income. SIPS pr month
Excellent condition Opsn ~ - D. m
daily or csll co. 1898 for appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

OAK DRIVE. 1892
50. beautifully recondfionei $500 doan
Very small monlhiv parFHAH4s s%~ - -of
cant hose. IN. 2-2742
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
GfAQ REAL ESTATE CORNER AtfANI
aaEasA EOK Rent For SALE A@aaA
Income Bungalows for Sale

HANBuRG -orstiot--Escspfionslly me 50
excellent layout: storm gindors. vens-
tian blinds: sioker; garages. So. 900. Acme.
SOB Grzti0t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Apartments for Rent
Furrished

PORTER. 132t--DOwntowu. two rooms s.
week everything inc. well seryiced
VERSOR W, 1871 between Trumbull and
BrooklyuD-Eodern. very desirable one
room Apartment, including kitchenetts and
bath: Conveniently located.
WABASH. si29-z rooms nicely Furnished
sdults good trans portatiou. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

kRBEQUE-BesBtiful nsw place DONG
Soud business other business reason far
selling reasonable Lafayette e5Sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Business Opportunities

kRBEQUE--8eastiful NEW place dong
Soud business; other business reason Tor
selling reasonable Lafayette e5Sa.
BEAUTY SHOP Esisbiithed Twelve years
low rent. illness. reasonable. LIMOS
sa77.
CLEANING AND TAILORING business fof
sale. s03a Mack
CONFECTIONERY and Iunrh--Cood basi-
nees. excellent location. s3<1 West Chi
esgo Tyler i-sa5a.
CORNER GRoCERY-Msais. beer. wine
McCfsy fixtures steel shelving sserifics.
rpwnsena s-siee
DRUS sToRE--E xrstlent iDcati1n: dee
GRATED very reasonable terms Temple
loo linz 20z.
EST ABLIsHED Radio Service ara fepsir
shop ~ sale reasonably Apply 10 % 2.
1921 Michigan
HAND I.AUNDRY~-soo1 eos,ns.s. ali
stand investigation. tlsI Btstings. Phone
TtwRls 2ssi
OIL. COMPANY has several desirsbi. Ese1-
Inv stations fff ssie ~ ease. Company
rsqgIfns apsrstsrS ~-hsH hsee business -.
psFishcs snd 10 ne r. rsbs rsasccsSis
nvestrnsoi IN nerc1sndis. Ses 81 nihsr
ThuredsF trrn ;. Q ~ - D y.
ftff5 ffn~ prd ~ csn ro~nzeDc sO0oi fef
appointment
FOOL ROOM ffys tsbies god bntinesz
reasonable price have ofhsr ogsinska-
Ar Manchester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

HIHLbII HaTpfT. kNffaoFdinery haf-
gain. SO, orickcois siding: hot air Pay
$3.50 down ana assume 50 400 land con-
tract haisnce and $40 noderniEstion loao
balance Acme. s1ua Grstiof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Little Farms for Sale
Chicken Farms for Sale
Business Property for Sale

wYAHDoTrE. MICHIGAN. stores ara
apartments on Main Business Street.
near industrial center. Call vInewood
2-l21s Wysndofte Savings Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
BungoioWs for Sale

cHAREsT -NEvADA rom: fan hsss.
uent Il A. S32O0. StaS down SIS
monthly Olive ti2S.
LAKEPoINTF--g ive-room brick. sttic; ssi
mo. including taxes Nksl. III. s3o6.
Mcclellan. near Nativity Very nea,
and compact 5 rooms Sursrb attic .
steam. Only $500. Acme. s3o3 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
ApyERIIsINe DISPLAYS
AIRrLANE sHOP-RoyAL DAN

CARLSON sTuDlos-rAdvertisiug displays.
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Pa Ola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
ALLOY STEEL CASTINGS

LRRoW Model Airplans Motors. kits.
'Compiets lins supplies. 7ls South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
All GALIERIEs

NATIONAL ALLOY stee DIVISION ,Biaw-
Knox conpany), nickel. chromium.
Sioclu $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
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BUYERS GUIDE
CLEANEKs. IAIIORs

EAsrFRN cLEANKRs-Taiiors- sSi Easi
MeNichois. 304 East state Fair Town
send s-761D.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
PAT 0'Connor's Death
Is Loss 10 Boxing
In Washington
Knockdown Timekeeper
Rarely Missed q Show;
Funeral Tomorrow

Pat O'Connor'S passing yesterday
leaves a void in District boxing cir
cles that will not be quickly filled.
for the genial, white-haired Celt
was a towering landmark In the
beak-busting science.
Pat, a clever heavyweight In his
youth when he tried his hand at
boxing. welded the hammer as
knockdoWn timekeeper at fights in
and around Washington for the last
Is years. Before that he served as
referee and judge at Fort Washing
ton. Washington Barracks and other
forgotten fight clubs when the game
was struggling for a foothold here.
OConnor was a regular rlngslder.
rarely missing a show until his i'll
ness became more serious a couple
of months ago. snd his was the most
familiar fare around the resin
fiecked battle pit. He know all OF
the fight regulars and never failed
TO have supply Of candy and cigars
TO go with every handshake.
Pat was one Of the old. hurly-
burly school Of fiSticuffing, but one
who kept abreast Of changes in the
game he loved so well. He will be
| missed.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 10 am. tomorrow at the Church
Of the Nativity, where a requiem
mass will be sung for the repose OF
his soul. followed by burial In Mount
Olivet Cemetery. The funeral will be
from his late home in the 5000 block
of Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Ida Simmons Ineligible Terms Stars Boer Dream Come True
Mount Vernon's 672 and ! $40
Are ALL Time LOOP Pin Marks

All-time marks of 672 and 1910
were written in the Methodist
Church League record book by the
league = leading Mount Vernon
Church No. / rollers when they
whipped the Mount Vernon No. 2
rollers in the odd-game skirmish at
Brookland. Johnny Eckstine's $50
led the charge. Worth Arnold of
Emory No. l shared the spotlight
when ne exploded with individual
highs of 169 and 409.
Bill Hill was the big walloper in
the Rosslyn Independent with a sea-
son record of ITS. Coupling 162-387
to Hills big poke, Rudy DeGlantz
aided Old Dominion Bank to trip
Washington Canoe Club, 81.
Sweeping Cap Operators as Paul
Jarman led with 1863. Arlington
Trust moved into a virtual first
place tie with Goss Co. as the latter
dropped a 81 decision to Y. M. c. A
Leon Fleisher with 389 led Monroe
Pharmacys 81 victory over Shaffer
Flowers.
Paul Fitzgerald raped out 385
but his Hood Transportation outfit
was on the short end of 2-l verdict
with c. & C. Restaurant. Cooke
Press dropped two games to Quality
Shop despite McKinney's 1888.
Actuary pinettes continued their
march to the Peoples Life Insurance
Ladies' League pennant at Hi-Skor
Evening star., 1941-12-03

. as Edna Canter with 289 featured
highs of 453-1,347 in a sweep over
Ordinary. The pacesetters have won
10 out of "a games rolled. Lillian
Hill of Industrial was tops with lis.
Grace Purdy shone in Wage and
Hour Mixed League with 127-346.
The second place Miscellaneous qulnt
chalked up highs of 508-l,47l.
Russ Hopkins with 154-435 and
George Simons with 1926 starred
as Auto Sales smothered Woodbridge
in the Diamond Cab League with an
all-time record of 1880, which IN
cluded a season game mark OF 629
Season records were knocked to
| smithereenS last night IN the East
Washington Church League at
Mount Rainier when Sam De
Vecchio raped out ITS and 42O while
his Anacostia teammates collaborat-
| ed with a new high team game OF
SAT. A fourth season mark went by
| the boards when Bradburn rollers
posted 1,765.
| Margaret Williams, a 94-average
roller of the Information qulnt Is
the new owner of two season records
in the National Defense Ladies
League by virtue of 137-367 marked
up at Hi-Skor. Office of Civilian
Defense rollers, led by Charlotte
Browns 1872, also gained the lime
; light with season highs of 5l9-l ,404
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Ross|yn, Hall Pinmen
Aiming 10 End Tie
For Second Place

While the tied second-place Ross
lyn and Convention Hall boWlers
are playing respective hosts to Penn
Recreation and Brookland Recrea-
ton pinmen tonight in two of the
fast District League matches. the
pacesetting Arlington Bowling Cen
ter stars, holding a three-game lead
will entertain the Hyattsville Recre-
ations.
Out to break a fourth place dead
lock, the champion Lucky Strikes
will invade Georgetown, while the
Anacostia Spillvays meet the visit
/ ing Del Fay Cavaliers.
/ Other matches will find Arcadia
at Lafayette. Ice Palace at King
Pin. Hiser's Bethesdans at Claren-
don and Hi-Skor at Peacock S Be-
/ thesda drives.