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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

Angry and sullen over a Jury
verdict that failed 10 free her in
the Staying of her policeman nus
band. Mrs Catherine Connolly. 81
yesr-old expectant mother. cried
out her anger today in the county
Jail. where she awaits sentence.
The jury Of eight women and
four men who heard the testimony
before Recorders Judge John Y.
Brennan delberated three hours
20 arrive al their verdict Of man.
slaughter They returned 10 the
court room yesterday afternoon AZ
$40 D. m. ending the trial that
started last Tuesday morning
Mrs. Connolly shot and killed
her husband. Carl, Dawson
station patrolmsn. in their home
AZ T4Ib Emily avenue on FEBRUARY
z. He was preparing 70 report for
work on TIE afternoon SfIfr Wneh
she opened fire with his service
revolver through the bathroom
door. pumping Is shots through
the door and into his body as he
staggered ouL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Artillery Officer
Gets Promotion
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, April 5.-His
second promotion within three
months today brought te Anderson
r. Pitts. executive officer of the
1S4th Field Artillery Regiment
the silver eagle Of a colonel
Colonel Pitts was appointed
lieutenant colonel last January.
He began his army life as a private
IN ttii-c- rrrrci-t-7f1i- department in 1915
and was made a corporal the same
year In 1917 he was appointed a
first lieutenant in the infantry and
then captain IN 1922 He was pro-
NOTED TO major in 1896. His work
has been almost entirely with the
Sth Illinois Infantry National
Guard which became the lS4th
Field Artillery when assigned to
Fort Custer for training
In civil life he is a civil service
employe in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
; Youths drilled
In RObberies,
Murder

KALAMAZOO. April 5..-Two
Ohio youths. captured a week ago
near Albion by state police after
they had beaten a number Of
elderly women 10 obtain their
purses. today were beng Crilled by
three Youngstown O.. detectives
in connection with series Of rob
berries and a murder IN the Ohio
city.
With them. the detectives car
ried a FIRST degree murder Warrant
for Owen II Bickel. y, who Was
wounded by state police as he
sought 10 escape. HIS companion
Claude Randle y also Of CoShoc-
tom is not believed 10 be inlpli-
Gated in the murder.
Ohio authorities said that a girl
companion of Bickels had rmph-
Gated him and a man named Har-
old Cox. 20. IN the murder Of Mrs
Alphonsus Foley. So Of Youngs-
town. Police said that they had
shot her 10 death When she re-
sisted attempts 10 snatch her
purse. containing NPA check
Cox IS wanted here for completely
in the purse SnatchinG activities OF
the pair held by Kalamazoo county
authorities.
According 10 the Youngstown
detectives. Cox and Blckel accom-.
panied by Mrs. Cox. "A years old
and Eileen Sullivan. 16 had beer
robbing women of their purses
The four c1-uised around in ar
automobile. and when they sighted
Mrs. Foley. Bickel left the car anc
intercepted her When she re-
fused 10 give UP her purse. Bicke
opened fire and killed her, the two
girls said.
Cox after escaping a state po.
lice net and eluded pursuing blood,
hounds in a woods near Maregno
went 10 his Ohio home where hC
gave himself up 10 police He to1l
authc~ les that he had nothing L
DO " h the crime. Here, Bicke
charged Cox with being the ring
leader OF the gang which com
rnitted - robberies in Ohio in ad
dition 10 the six women robbed II
Kalamazoo. Galesburg and Battle
Greek.
II is believed that Bickel vii
waive examination and return Il
Ohio for prosecution. Randle vii
be tried here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

Slayer of Policeman Husband Cries Out in Ange
at Verdict; She'll Be Sentenced April ID

Mrs. Connolly. a small. pale
faced and pale-lipped woman. was
obviously angry as she heard the
Jury verdict.
"At least he won't beat me
anymore" she said.
I'VE pay for police protection
but they come right into their
own homes and beat their own
wives" she added.
After that outburst she straight
ened her shoulders and refused TO
talk further.
During the trial some Of the
women jurors wept and lowered
their heads in embarrassment as
she told of their seven years Of
married life and Of fighting off her
husband
MANY times ! Thought that 7
would rather die than endure II
longer SIR teStIfIcd
Judge Brennan referred The case
70 the probation department and
Mrs. Connolly will be sentenced
April Ia Maximum sentence for
msnslsughter is Is years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Roy sirkenshsw, 81 Gladys n
Louis cslois, "a. Nors Hogan. p.
oscar A KApp Is Mary Ann sieabsn ~
Charles cramer. % shirley Mas. ~
ene-ter wsrnks p Freda 1utscn. IS.
Waiter Noznak. p Anna Nag. 81
Andrew Daunch. % Julia Jozaa 81
Donald W. SCHNEIDER, % Eleanor l.
James simpson. III. Joan. Metrovich d
John Il smith 25 Gladys Kolh IS.
sydney MarkoVitz, p Rose Greenhlatt. p
Henry c, Hennines. Is, Josephine RYAN p.
Robert J Moresu, %; Virginia NJ. Put
Ernest r Rumsley %: Dorothy L.
Peter Masrie p; Mslba n Watson, 20
Walter J, McGargal, 2 Anne NJ Re ~
William Gurke IS, lima Elizabeth
Louis Kay. rs Josephine zaIensn. "a
Charles " south % Eleanor Gilboser, Il.
Henry S kuzis, "a; Lillian V. Mazurkie-
Theodore Dro1dovsh. IS; F1or.ne.
Milton o Reuiner, "a; GLADYS p. Sc
George GHiay. p: Florence snaps. %
Edward 4 Thompson, %. Anna NJ. Nor
charles McNsely. 30; Annie Lee Rroden. "a.
Egidio Gazzola p sisina Peerri. p
George Brooks Jri q. Norma Camp
bell 20.
STANLEY Paien. rs: Mildred Sci 20
Theodore II. Roughiey. 80 Viola Elizabeth
Cooper %
Samuel j. Hassel % Marjorie Body a.
Harry G. Marquardt, 81; Dorothea Joyce
Helms 20
Victor valade 10; Dorothy NJ. from
hley. 10
Charles a. Freuchtsl. 20, Ethel MARI
Grief %
Emu Ernes, Metro. II Helen Fabian. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
DEATHS

rnes Cza ika. 5000 Lockwood 2s.
Joseph Liddle, 31At an
Peter Grams 1891 Wark, 81.
Anna Iankin. 25O5 Ford. So
Donna Marie GRAY, 5li East Bethune
Kenneth Russell krsatz, 1888 McGraW rs.
Ferdinand Mas. 1880 August, Is.
Peter sachs 1850 Hamburg Il
Antonina Ansn OrlikoWski, 1925 Nlnewood,
IS
Ruth Hates. 1921 West Forest II.
Julia sawicki 5000 Grandy, 81.
Anna Ads es6 Selden. AZ
Elizabeth Hahn 1904 Maple.avn. So.
Eva A Potter. 274l Leslie. So.
Barbara Wetsman, 1888 West hoNiehol'
road 81.
Andrew X Hagen. 1857 Avery. ~
Frances Maday. sos East Willis. 81.
Edward Bisk $50 East Grixdsle. 40
styletta Hengstebeck, 2al70 Cambridge
Garden City. 2S
Edgar Ashley, $40 Horton 81.
Thomas storey. 6343 Chene, (
Hattie Lemons. 1855 East Milwaukee 50.
MARY Ann Burke. 72f3 81. Paul IS.
ADO F Carlen 1921 Fullerton. 80.
Dorothy Baker, 1902 Erskne, p
lydia BordiEnon. 1921 McDoucsN 10,
Marion V Bates. 992 Twenty.third' IS.
Charles Wright ie45 Hilleer, 50
MARI A. Munson. Elm street ithaca
Mich, u
zainian Farmer, Jewish Home for AGED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Hard Luck
Just One Thing After
Another for Soldier

FORT CUSTER. April 5-Mem-
hers Of the 10Th Infantry today
nominated Private Carl II Jones for
the hard luck sweepstakes. Last
Fail he had 2 toothache so he
went 10 the dentist While there
he had two teeth extracted and
was sent 70 the hospital 10 re-
cuperate
o. On his discharge from the hos
pital. he contracted measles and
was returned TO the hospital Just
aS he was finishing that siege he
contracted the mumps and his
stay was extended Pronounced
cured OF both diseases. he ioyiully
left the hospital only to Slip and
fan, twisting his ankle and muir
inc his back.
He's out Of the hospital now
and has a case of dandruff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Injured
In Accident
Time, star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK April 5.-An-
other soldier from Fort Custer
today was being treated for in
juries received in an automobile
accident. He is Private Jerry Car
den. IS. of the 56th Quartermaster
Battalion.
Although disease has failed 10
make any impression on troops
at Fort Custer. automobile acct
dents in the past few weeks have
taken two lives and injured more
than a score of soldiers. Private
Garden is suffering from skull
fracture received when the car in
which he was riding with Sergt.
Freeman Dick, 80, crashed into a
hay wagon near Richland. Ser
geant Dick was charged with
drunken driving by Kalamazoo
County authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Death notlres

BoIKF-Aprn 3. Julia NJ 1920 Theodore.
beloved wife OF August dear mother 81
Frank. Joseph Edward. August u. An
thony. Leo, George John, Phi, Eleanore'
Mrs Marie McClosksy, Mrs Anne CenteS
ard II grandchiloren Funeral from NJ.
Urban Funeral Home 1926 McDougall ave-
nue.. Monday AZ 80. 10 St Hyacinth
Church at 1n..-Interment Mt. olivet.
HUrCHIS-Apri 4 1871 Mary (nee seru-
sterl. wife OF the laie Samuel. dear
mother NJ Mabel and Raymond sister OF
John P Schuster Funeral from residence,
ff742 PInenurst Monday morning AZ F'So'
10 Church Of Epiphany Al 10 O'Clock.
>FtI-Nsrgaret. Apru 3. age SIS years.
beloved mother of John W and the
late Irene Webb Funeral from residence
-TTIy Hendrie street Monday At $50 and
-4tfte--rr---t Church Q 4hteFfffeht
Nj Oiivet Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Appointed to STAFF

FORT CUSTER, April 5.=Two
infantry officers and a cavalry
officer who have been serving
temporarily on the general staff
of the 9Th Division at Fort Custer.
today were notified that their
appointment has been made per-
manent. The officers are Mai.
Chauncey d. Merrill, assistant
chief of staff for training and
operations. and Mai. Robert Dom
oVan. assistant chief of staff for
supply. both of the infantry, and
Capt. Jean r. Ross, assistant chief
OF staff for intelligence. a cavalry
officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Three Officers Sent
To Parachute Group

FORT CUSTER. April 5.-Three
Fort Custer officers have been
transferred 10 the 50lst Parachute
Battalion. while applications from
other officers for transfer are now
being considered IT was announced
today by fort authorities.
Those who have received their
transfers are Lieuts. John r. Gil
dersleeve. 10th Infantry: Eugene
c Padgett. 10th Infantry. and
Francis NJ. Schauer. 18th Infantry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Athletic Officer
For Fifth Division

FORT CUSTER, April 5.-Mai.
Gen. Joseph M Cummins, COM
mander of Fort Custer. today
added the athletic and recreation
duties of the post TO those of Capt.
Harry Z. Cooper. who has been
serving as the fort theater officer.
Capt Cooper has had wide ex-
perience as a recreational director
for the CCC. He succeeds Mai.
Allen Clark. who has been trans
ferred to the fire marshal post.
Capt. Robert II. Travis. former
fire marshal. is now in command
of the forts provisional troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Family Party

FORT CUSTER April 8
When Private Arthur Heybaer of
Battle Creek was recently trans
ferred rom the recruit reception
center. 10 Of his brothers, sisters.
and other immediate relatives
came to visit him. He was dis
appointed. he said. because the
usualzfamilY gathering is about 25
persons. He has IA brothers and
sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Jewish Soldiers Get
Weekend Holiday

FORT CUSTER. April Sol
diers of the Jewish faith will be
granted furloughs next Friday 10
permit them to observe the Pass
over in their homes or other places
of Seder celebrations The fur
loughs will extend from Friday
noon 10 Sunday midnight
Matzoth. unleavened bread and
HagEadoth, prayer books, are be-
ing distributed BY the Jewish Wei
fare Board with local chaplalns
-zesfS+tfte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
DIVORCES

Eana Lewis from Earl
Amy BrEson from Richard
Ruth Remedy from Joseph
Esther J Mcintosh from Charles L
Fannie " Garner from Ward l..
Joseph Dennie from GLADYS
Cyri!la Hickey from Henry :
Frederick O'Grady from Dina L.
Grace Y Cronin from Arthur J.
Mabel Rooney from James
stephen Shefchuck from Juhs.
Lorraine Hare from Robert d.
Helen Beck frem Wallace
Vera Williams from Maurice.
susan Repaid from Harry
Antonio Burkholder from Pauline.
Janice Andrews from Theodore.
Richard Meier from Verna
Genevieve PsRlay from Frank
Mary Lee Weiser from Harry
Antonio SCamazzo from Giovannia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
HEAVY Phone Traffic

FORT CUSTER. April 5.-The
amount Of traffic over the tele-
phone lines al Fort Custer was
demonstrated this week when
operators handled an average Of
20 calls per minute Last Monday
1000 calls went through the fort
switchboard from s until II a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
BcVs were born to.
Nernia Csro 6e4 East Garfield
Betty Cole 60si Werner Centerlne.
Janet Danhon 1872 Manistlque.
Theresa Haze SIS Dubois
Jennie Dsnsuli s0N North Clarerd2n.
Dorothy House 1927 Indiana.
RUBY Halss. 1899 Dryden
Helen Joseph 2723 PARK
celia Lofts. i7Qa Bellevue.
Julia Lundsy. 2111 Cass.
Eva Murray e383 Cutler.
Anna MorowsRi 3i53 Theodore
Virginia McGresor 623 Navahoe
GLADYS nielsen. 22sls Maxine. 81. Clair
shores
Alice Nelson. 1925 East Grand houlevsd.
Alice Qttrock $3.50 East Lsntz
Ee-en HaLas. holA CanIfl. hamiramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Lost and Found

COIN. purse at sears Roebuck; Grand
River liberal reward. University 2-l7e6
FEMALE POINTER. white brown Child
hearthroken promenade Ansbury) Re
ward Arlington 1868.
neiehborhood 1880 Fairfield. Telephone
Murray 1910.
LoST--In j l. Hudson's ladies rest
room, 3 rings: diamond, Wedding AQUA
marine. reward. 1888 Hanley, Hamtramck
SPRINGER spaniel-Liver, white. male
netghporhood Flanders Dickinson re-
ward ptnEree 1s4q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
DRIVERS WANTED
statesmen

sales Car Drivers--5 good territories open.
Good opportunity.
Good Humor Corporation
ss4s Wagner, near LiVernois ard Warren
TOOL MAKERS-Jigg and Fix
ture Inspectors-Tool Room
Lathe Operstors-Casting In
spectors and Layout Men
Lucas Boring Mill Operators
Pratt & Whitney Jiggs Boring
Machine Operators Brown
Sharpe Automatic Operators.
Must DC experienced men. Also
American citizens. Write Box
B-6246, Detroit Times.
CoioREp RIAL Estate salss~sn. rsis
female. PLENTY PROSPECTS. s04 East
Hancock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
WANT AD RATES
DETROIT TIMES
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Want "a stations OF AZ the Times
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Housekeeping Rooms

WESTMINSTER. 341-Redecorated, two or
three roms. kitchen. $500. comfortably
furnished
cOLoRED-BRUsH. 375e-Beautifgl, well
furnished housekeeping rooms, frftidaire.
respectable people.
CoLoRED-Room. kitchenette: furnished.
unfurnished. 204 Hague, l34s Harper.
Trinity 2-O509.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASS ANE>UE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES EMPLOYMENT = ais Besuhien
Day workers. couples. porters, maids
mattresses Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

Gen. Hugh :. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

SNOW WHITE Health studio-New loca-
ton, 470s Cadillac. upstairs. EAST
FOrestl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Personals

Personals
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888.
REVEREND TRAEB-Holy Trinity Church
SUNDAY 1900. 1917 Michigan. Appoint
ments daily. Lafayette 07s6.
RUPTURE successfully treated as you
work; safer. surer results.
McVOY RUPTURE CLINIC
l1i53s THIRD AVE. TO. s-T2s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC PADDED vANs-Load. SO up;
insured odds. 81 Townsend 6-5s05
F. II WARREN. CO., LOCAL, LONG DIST.
5O45 LORAINE---- T YHkR -4-ssee
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned, re-
paired, refitted. tMayfairl, 1885 Belle
vue. Plaza 1865. Dearborn 0l33
PACIFIC sPECIALr-Two men So % hour
Lowest rates. insured. RIA. 6253.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Board and Room,

fined gentleman; garage. Virginia Park
Second. Madison 3s3s.
FORT street West, $3.50 Comforts able
rooms: gentlemen. meals optional La
fayette 5O05
MILITARY, i30a-Fort. Baker carines
good meals; home privileges; gentlemen; ,
telephone
P1NGREE. 27Oi-Americsn home: privi-
leges; laundry; working men preferred.
Tyler 4-0772.
Children to Board
cOLoRED-Licensed home: children school
axe: twelve years experience. Townsend
S-4ii3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Business Places for Rent

FRENCH ROAD, 9i02- Suitable paint or
machine shop; 100 square feet hreproof
electricity, water $50 month. Olive 1909.
COLORED - 3Ol Watson. Beauty shop
good neighborhood business; reasonable
Cherry 3415.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

v
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED
For commercial vehicles must be white
over Il years Of age and know the city.
Apply 1873 Michigan avenue. between 10
snd m
BAKERY Route Building SALARY and COM
mission. bond required Wesley, 4lOt
Barhsm (Aisol 1891 Birwood
COLLECTORS = Two for regular route
monthly instruments accounts. GIG Ham
nond BldE
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money-making opportunity during
this Spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door Job driving a pleasure car Healthy
and profitable Must be over 81 Apply
after . a m. Apply 212s Trumhull
Men to Sell Refreshments
Also Men to Work in Commissary
APPLY MICHIGAN SPORTS sERYicE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY BETWEEN
io-4: ENTRANCE MICHIGAN AND
t'MBULL SEE J HARVEY. BRING
YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CARD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
THATCHER HERE

Irl Thatcher, popular grip knight anne in on the baranof and is at the ;aranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
RICH IN TOWN

Gil Rich, well known travelling man, came in from the south ;on the Baranof. He is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
CLAIMS EYE HEx5UpREME;;
 AWAY kAy0
Evil One Makes New Year Resolution About What
 He Is Going 10 Do
By DILLON GRAHAM

sports Editor, AP Feature Service NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-A whistling wnd puffed its cold puffs in hurried succession down upon the bleak C, ncrete promenade of Jacobs Eaach. Broadway's Cauliflower AL ley, where the bashed-nosed and betting gentry iolter cipoing their cigarettes and exchanging their ''deses' and doses
 The street-49th between Broad tay and 8th--was almost deserted. It's habitual hangers-on had sur ,andered to the cold. But shivering ia a doorway and mumbling to him. self was The Eye.
 A cordial greeting aroused no re- ponse from The Eye. His schnozzlc buried in the folds of his overcoat lapels, his thin hands trying to sesticulate even from within the winter hideawav of his pockets. The Eye continued his mumblings. Final ly, he looked up and appeared to notice his visitor for the first time. T been in conference he said, explaining his deep concentration and his mutterings
 "Yeah?"
 ''I been making Moo Year revo- tuition.
 Its colossal, preposterous! My masterpiece
 The Eye twitched excitedly.
 "Sh It's secret. I aint announced it for publication
 The man with the famous Eye explained. He looked around nerv- ously and then bent forward.
 A Double KayO!
 'The Eve will bring about a double knockout!"s
 He waited a moment for the full
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

champions, and champions retain their crowds. And now he is pre- pairing for his supreme task, double knockout, a hex on both your houses.
 T hexees Joey Archibald into the bantamweight championship" Finkle says. T win l3 straight. Then he sneeringly explains, Al Weill tJocy's manager figures he didn't need ne any more. So hexed him. Joey was fighting Pete Scalzo. And Weill ain't no more than turned his back to walk down the ring steps as the bell rings when Archibald hits de deck. out cold. I put the zaza and the Zinzer both on him, but quick
 The Eye Gets Lazy
 Finkle says his average is around 95 per cent Sometimes The Eye is yazy," he explains.
 Occasionally, he uses The Evil Eye outside boxing. A couple of years ago he found it worked on horses, too. War Admiral was heavy Eav- orite to beat Seabiscuit in their match race at Pimlico.
 But I hexed de Admiral and de Biscuit win easy"
 Big Lew Diamond, the character who manages Finkle and is known as Honest Brakeman. says some managers go wild at the sight of The Eye.
 One time down in Washington l had to grab guy and hold him. The Eye was putting hex on his fighter and the guy was hysterical. He was running around with needle in his hand, swearing he'd jab Finkle's eye out
 You can probably laugh at The Eye, but in boxing, where super stitions are many. there are those who turn pale at the mention Of his name.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
Bowling Schedule
 For EIks

A new bowling schedule on the Elks Alleys, starting tonight, IS announced by the Bowling Com- mittee as follows:
 Tonight-~7:CO pm, Jennings vs. Home Grocery: 8:l5 pm, Triangle Inn vs. Juneau Drug; 9:30 pm, Dodge Dealers vs. Alaska Laundry.
 January l7--7:00 pm. Engineers vs. Capitol Theatre; 8:l5 p.m.-Al- aska Federal Savings vs. 20th Gen. tury Building; 9:30 pm, Snow Waite vS. Juneau Medical Clinic. January 20-7:00 pm, Golden Age vs. Juneau Florists; 8l5 pm, Columbia Lumber vs. Butler -Mauro Co.,; 9:30 pm, First National Bank vs. Cash and Carry.
 January 21-7:00 pm, George Brcs. vs. California Grocery; 8:l5 pm, -Bloedhorns vs. B. M. Beh- rends Bank: 9:30 pm. Henning's vs. Triangle Inn
 January. 23-7:00 pm, Hom c Grocery vs. Dodge Dealers; 3:l5 pm, Juneau Drug vs Engineers; 9:30 pm. Alaska Laundry vs Snow White.
 January 24-7:0O pm. Alaska Federal Savings vs. Juneau Flor ists; 8:15 pm. 2otn Century vs. Golden Age: 0:30 pm, Capitol Theatre vs. Juneau Medical Clinic.
 January 27--7:00 pm, Juneau Drug vs. Columbia Lumber Co.,; 8:l5 pm. First National Bank vs. Butler Mauro Co; 9:30 pm, Cash und Carry vs. George Bros.
 January 23 -7:Og pm, California Grocery vs Bloedhcrns; 3:15 pm, B. M. Behrends Bank vs Hennings; 9:30 pm, Triangle Inn ys. Juneau Drug Go.
 January 30-7:00 pm. Home Grocery vs Snow White; 3:l5 pm, Alaska Laundry vs. Dodge Dealers. 9:30 pm. Engineers vs. Capitol Theatre.
 Before the end of the apcye schedule, other dates and playIrg teams will be announced for the remaining two months of bowllns.