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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

VYTITH American labor steadily
w winning a larger voice in war
time government, it is OF interest to
learn what British labor has done in
the same direction. Much has been
written of British labor's cooperation
with the government in preventing
work stoppages and in maintaining
harmonious labor relations. Not so
much has been told of its participa-
tion in other war activities.
British labor's participation in the
prosecution of the war has taken va
rious forms, it is pointed out by Har-
old S. Roberts of the U. S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics. British labor has
vigorously supported, and, at the in
vitation of the government, actively
participated in a variety of agencies,
boards and councils in order to utilize
effectively the existing labor supply,
Mr.. Roberts says, in reviewing Brit
ish labor's war activities.
He goes on to recall that British
labor has largely curtailed its peace
time prerogatives by greatly limiting
it's right to strike and by relaxing
long g-established labor standards. 1t
has sought, he adds, to effect greater
unity in the labor movement by mini
MIXING existing friction and by sug-
gesting methods of alleviating diff
culties arising from the transforma-
tion of peacetime economy into a
war economy.
y -
In addition to this work of labor
supply, Mr.. Roberts shows that trade
unionists take part in the work of a
large number of government depart
ments, including the Ministry of Sup
ply, Ministry of Information, the Ex-
port Council, the Coal Production
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
NEW BUSINESSES
Hamilton

Hamilton
Alfred Bokeno, 1914 East Long
Street, fruits and vegetables.
G. E. Jackson, r. R. l, trucking.
Isabelle Wright, 1901 Grand Boule-
ward, restaurant.
Grace Robinson, Fifth and Syca-
more Streets, cafe.
Middletown
w. ]. Smith, 1851 Central Avenue,
restaurant.
Homer L. Houselman, 125 Park
Avenue, auto accessories.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
Wardens Begin Training

Middletown, Ohio.-Eighty air raid
wardens began Red Cross first-aid
training in Middletown High School
building this week under the direction
of Clyde Nevil. C. w. Elliott, chief
air raid warden, said another class
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
to know what skill you have, and
where you will fit in the picture.
NATIONAL TOOL AND
DIE CONFERENCE:

Was held in Fort Wayne, Ind, re-
Gently At this conference, Lodge "a,
of Kenosha, Wis, reported they were
now receiving from $1.20 to S1.25 per
hour, and are negotiating for an in
crease of 10 cents per hour. They
state many of the men receive up to
$3.50 per hour at the present time.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

Issued Weekly at s26 Market Street
Telephone 1896 Hamilton ONO
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

Bullard Co.-The company reported
to w. P. B. Chairman Nelson that
March shipments of machine tools
were 1870 above the January -Febru-
ary rate"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

'Three time bombs exploded in a
Belfast movie theatre shortly after
the first of series of shows had been
given for United States and British
troops. No casualties were reported .
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
GOVERNMENT TO SURVEY
NATIONS MANPOWER
AND SKUI.S

Have you received your Occupa-
tional QUESTIONABLE? If not, you will
shortly get one from Uncle Sam. The
government is making a survey of its
man-power, and, that means, it wants
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
Subscription Price S1.00 per Year
Payable in Advance

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

$3.50 per hour at the present time.
LODGE sc, MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
reports present rate for tool and die
makers is $1.15 per hour, and they
are negotiating for an increase to
$1.40 per hour.
LODGE 225, DAYTON, OHIO:
Dave Waters, of this local, reports
tool and die makers high rate is $1.65
per hour; and the lowest rate paid is
S1.35 per hour. Lathe hands receive
$1.50 per hour; shapers, $1.35; planer
and milling machine range from $1.25
to $1.35.
LODGE 437, RACINE, WIS, re-
ports tool and die makers receive from
$1.15 to $150 per hour; average rate
about $1.30.
LODGE 439, CLEVELAND, OHIO:
President Wolf reports rates range
from $1.25 to $1.45 per hour. Aver
age rate about $1.25.
NEWARK, OHIO, LODGE 463-
Clarence Baird states that rates for
tool and die makers average about
$120 per hour, and they expect to
get another increase.
All of the above mentioned are un-
der agreement with the international
Association of Machinists.
Better wages and working condi-
tions are being secured daily, in all
parts of America, by the Machinists
Union. Yet, we are told by the John
ny-Come- -Latelies," who never paid
$1,000 in labor union in their life,
that we are slow, we are not a dy-
manic, progressive organization like
they are. We have seen, in our time,
plenty of organizations established,
and all of them fell by the wayside.
There is the knights of Labor" with
several million members-gone and
forgotten. Eugene Debs organized
the American Railway Union" Gene
was good fellow, but where is his
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
COMPANY NOTES:

American Brake Shoe-In the frs
quarter of 1912, shipments increase,
about 500 over like period of a yea
ago"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10
FOR VICTORY: BUY BONDS
ENzLlGlzGIII<zG

Acid Indigestion, Gas on Stom-
dch, Heartburn, are usually caus-
ed by injudicious eating or drink
ing. Try Alka-Seltzer for relief.
Alka-Seltzer also relieves the
distress of Headache, Colds, Neu-
ralgia, and Muscular Aches and
Pains, because it contains an an
algesic, (sodium acetyl salicylate).
Your druggist sells Alka-Seltzer in
his soda fountain. Try il.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

LODGE sc, MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
reports present rate for tool and die
makers is $1.15 per hour, and they
are negotiating for an increase to
$1.40 per hour.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-04-10

american Steel and Wire-Com-
pany blew in a blast furnace that was
rebuilt to allow for a 1870 increase
in capacity"
Evening star., 1942-01-25

See how Lifebuoy's new Vanishing
Scent disappears after.the rich, ,'protec-
tive lather hasfdone its work! Wash
hands with Lifebuoy. Rinse and dry.
After few moments, see how natural
ly fresh and clean your hands smell,
without a trace of odor or perfume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
BY HAROLD KAHL

If FIVE teams have their way the
feiGn Of Charles Shelley's Noting
ram Five aS Class y leader may
be short lived when the Detroit
Fines Bowling Sweepstakes enters
Is third last weekend az Imperial
Recreation IN the General Motors
Building today.
Nottingham ferried 10 the top
kn 2Sl1 last Sunday Compared
q last years final standings that
Total Is far from secure. In fact.
kny score below 2Si2 was not
among the first 10 laSl season
For this reason the five Class p
'hVcs listed today feel certain II
Will be- A race between them 10
zee which one lands the top They
kre walter SZwcd'S Chene-
|fronbly. Dick KeilS Demery'S.
Ernest Mollcr'S Five. Don Benin :
IF Wyandotte and W. &. Henrlon $
Smith of Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MnTnRs METAL.
KTNBA WEST SIDE

HiRh tcores SEanye 24-232. p
Dutch 23e p Kula 225.222 J HOWE
ner 20s T. Baxter 2o4 203- 203 w Joima
204. J. shsmus 20i r. KosLegi 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
HAVING BIG YEAR

In the group DemeryS and
Ehenc-Trombly seem 10 nc the
most formidable. but Benin :
chances are not 10 he overlooked.
Down river clubs are enloyiIs
J their best season IN the Sweeps
and Benin is counting on Mike
/ ionhcra. Al PHI. Stan Cyma and
Harry WclSch 10 put them over.
Charles Springer. Bill Hess,
Frank Grubb and Harold Wolf
|roll with kcll. Stan Land Phil
t.appin Ivan NabaniCh and Al
kRlowSkl are SZwed'S mates.
Ernie Clark, Harry HandSon, Emil
= and Phil Pommerelle are
~ Mocllcr and Warren Hoff-
man. Art LecCc. Harold Stull and
Ernie Bentley shoot with iienrlon.
Eleven Class { OUTFITS also Will
have new target 10 aim at in
)he 2SiS of Bud SchaefferS Time
u total Of u viii try 10 Gust Chef
IdanloS AltcS Of HamtramCk IN
Glass y with PIT, while % Will
10 after the 1925 Of Joe klecha s
EYO of St CLAIR IN Class r..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
National Wins
Over Stroh as
Gavie Bags 76
Tony Novak Marks 700
Of Teams 3.I38; Paris
Yields 2; Zion Has o98

Stroh. champions-elect today OF
the Greater Detroit League. cling
to their seven-game margin and
with only five weeks left there
is hardly chance for second place
Paris to overhaul and pass their
rivals. Such an accomplishment Is
possible. Its fulfillment is another
thing.
National furnished the hubbub
at Olympic last night by tripping
Stroh, 81, and 1888 to 3006, while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
ORIENT
House LEAGUE

High scores-Joe Ruppel 247-20i Levoska
2i2 204. Elmer kran-23a--Ll rton-Tndd
237 22t, Howard Broad 23s. Ray schon
235-233 Jack Ieidgen 234-2Gq. cy o Neil
22a Tom Msek 22s. Pay Kelley 225-2lO,
Mike Cernik 22O Byron Cullen 215. James
Fletcher PIP Robert Schon 2l2. Ed Place
2ti.2IO. Jack Hardness al. George Rohde
2io-2l0 III Kosmoski 40, Ernie Springer
POS. Jim Springer 40. Art Daniels POS
207, Mike McKewich 209 Braie Rogers
20s Henry Kosmoski 2Os, Gregory Schnel-
ler 20i Sam Ksplan 20i. Herman Ruppel
2O3 Pekkala 203. Harold Bardel 202. Ed
Mslek 202, Cssimir Kowalesk 20l, William
Gla1ehrook pol. Joe Kubss 20i Irvine I'm
ger 200 Frank Conger 200, William
Myers 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
GRANDMONT
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores walter Sperlch 237 Joe
West 202 Earl Miller 2132l2 George
Ruchle 2on. VIM Peterson 2ie. Francis
Bcke 20f 23o. Fred XIX 20I Sam Field
man oil. Cygmunt Jack 2i3 Geo Hlebay
2i3. Geo Mcclellan 22i VIM Richardson
22l Melvin Heger 23s Clarence Vasko-
witz 2ln Clarence Richter got Charles
Mack 237. Robert colo 22l -225. Bill LaRue
2O4 22f. Theo Wenzel 2lS Kenneth Town
send 222 Ellis Walker 22t Gslen Hassin
ger 225-234 Leonard Theisen 20s stuart
McCaulev 213-2o2. Herman Nagel 20i Fr
win Nagel 22i Pat Amsden 235. Jack
Irwin 2iS. Dave Diamond 222 Russell
Jewett 2ns James WadecKer 2o7 Sam
Morello 2l7 Wesley Grougan POS. George
Doodle 200 200 Leo Fitzpatrick 2i5. Fl
nsr Leschks 232 Harold Minor az Scot,
willis ?ia-2if VIM Thompson 2n3-22i
Harold steubaker 227-2i3. Harry Reilly 237
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
s2B HOT ~

High scores Walter Kesselring 736-202
I. Gregory 22s 22n. McGrsth 224. An
'hony RIM 222 Anthony Kratage PIG
Jack Kinley 2os william Nee Jr 2o4 Guy
Abbott 203. Homer Lemon 202, William
StAnulls Dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
LOOKS LIKE WINNER

Tha, 2777 still looks like it will
rome down 10 the wire the winner.
D. is only four pins less than
Frank Walock'S y d &c Main
Pirates rolled TO cop last year.
Nd SchulihciS Five went wild
kwlth 1895 IN Class c, while John
Detroit fabrication
fIichlanderS fashioned 275i in
Glass + 10 win in 1915 high
scoring.
East Side t'irCmen and Motor
City leagues, which VIII dominate
The ! 30 and Sis squads, are eX-
|pectcd 10 come up with some
changes in both Classes ID and +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RITTERS

High seores-Jark Barrner 10 tarl
LennoN 23i-22l Joe Revers 2iS-203.
Robert Eksirom 224-201 Cy Goralczyk
2O5-222, John Crosse 2O3-22s Lou Burr
2Is-245. Elmo Jones 226. Mette Standish
23s-225 Herb Schneider 202-2l4 204. Art
Tiss 223-21i.2O3 Bert wis,ow 2i2, Chriss
Freshman 213-21i. Harry Gidden 213.
Bud" Ritter 22i-224 Clifford Burns 223,
Harold Haven go Paul Cro 2i2 Jack
Ludwig 206. Ray Wardell 22i John Gin
Eerella 200 203 Mike Angelic 213, Otto
Auch 2li-2Os OTTO Proefke 21O, Larry
Kran,z 2Io Walter Parsky 22i. William
Campbell 2O6 James Moore 222 Vern
Mueller 256 Jack Krank 224. Jack Bur
nett 2I3 Al Klatt 2O7 William williams
PIP Frank williams 200 Dan Wallace
2lo. Otto NoissinEer 2O6, Robert Rich 40
Hank Weber 2O3 2O4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
HOUSE LEAGUE

Hight scores Jack Robinson PSI, JACK
Giesey 256 John Harley 255. Mike Fisher
2f5. Tom Bard 2l5. Louis Quine 236-2i2.
Don Brichta 23f-22f Carl Mau 234. Tom
lCun 226. Gordon Tanner 225-2o0, Henry
Ohrns 225 clare Brownell 1928 Eddie
Iknoph 222 Vince Sarah 22i. Harold Kos
mowski 22i VIM. PREM 200 Ken RAyner
l2i5, walt Bednarski. 2l5-20l. Harry PAGE
I2i2-2Ot Harold wilson 2nf 2n3 Roht
Lindsay 2O3 200 Wayne HoEue 2ni. Raht
Lockhar' pol. Herman Ruppel ZOO Charles
Snyder 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RAINBOW
80 MAJOR CLASSIC

High scores--Al Valella 30 Ev Wenz
2ll 2O2 Dan Shields 200. Fred Miller 2Oq.
Raw Turner 2i3-227 Chef Biges 2I4-2oa.
Frank Keefe POS 200. 25s Len Liherda 23a-
.2Ss Ace PARK 2l4 Walt Bahorski 800
william Mccarthy 200 22s Ed Hogan 2io.
Charles shelley 207 -22l -230. Roy Odgers
223 clare Grurst POS I'd Vollmer 2iO,
Tom Dorazio 222-210 Floyd Richman 2O2
Me- porl 800 Greg Grimaldi 22n Phil d
Angelo 227.225, Gene Mack 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
FORT DtIRAY

High scores Paul Chutis 235 Ray WIZ
gems 236 Frank Burba 22S Andy Frint
22a-2O0 stanley RITZ 223. Les Dreier 222.
Joe RITZ 22i EOS Harold Rochowisk 220-
200. Jim Monty 22n- 2OI. julius Bernas
2cn. Louis Jensen 2l7 steve Miller ali
2Os Tony Zsrzecki 2l0. Erwin Bolda pos
Horace Camp 20s. Harry Flnrek 201 .204
2Oi Mike lesion 2O3 walter Ogrodowskt
202 2ni Phil Lszuch 200. LLOYD Cheston
200 Jack Nen 200. Dave Bachman 200
John McInchak 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
GREAT LAKES
GRAPHIC ARTS
DEn nINT0TnH

Spencer 222 Rudy Woynsr 2i9. Joe Lud,
wig 2O4 Bert Hsbarth 203 Raw chauvin
All. John WILDER 200 Leo LsRiviere 2Ot,
Mickey Flanagan I'll, Mink OsteHeer 20l,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
NEW FAIRVIEW
KEMBA EAST SIDE
NEW GARFIELD
LADns' HOUSE No. 1

High scores Marie Shade 1T. Gladys
Dempsey 1T3-ie0-211 Katherine Malik 1852
Lee Roach lss Anna Paulus 165, Pauline
Granks 1855 Marie Sparrow 1874 Marie
wsrhinski 1856. Marion Springer 1sl-1s0,
Betty WNbber l5315s Lucille Dubowski
-2Io-I5s 1853. Irene szczcpanski is5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
HOI~E LEAGUE

HIGH scores Pageau 206 y Ren'on 23i
Morri. 2Oi wstzel 22t ward 2l5. J Ben
ton 2Io. All 233, J. schmittlinE 200
2of A Koib 2o2 J Fsrkss 2o7, l.
Trickeit ar. - Halleen POI Ruokshi All
200 Charnev 2Oa Ksath'ev zoe n
Nash POS A. Jsnkowsky 200 2o3. A XII
liam 200 Nsmhor 22f Burnock 200. n
CartWen 2o0-2lo n Dav 900 Lad
200 Fiorenz pos & Martin 200.
such 23i 202 G schmidt 245-2lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
FEDERATION OF LABOR

HIN scores-Art DoWedte ZF5, Hem
Bennett 234. Andy Tingstad 22s-211, TED
schettler 22s Clarence Shirk 225-20i. Pete
Petrie 2le Jim ButE 2l7-203. Roy Pittarc
PIP, Leonard Smith zoe Frank Stevens
200 Dave Newman 2O3. Ralph Wilson 2O3
Howard Storm 202, Archie LaBreche 2O2
Gil Campbell pol. Bill Urban 20l, A
Pomerico 200, Tom Kelley 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
De+roi+ers' Dates
In ABC Pin Meet

When do you bowl in the
American Bowling Congress
tournament in Columbus. o?
Read Sundays Detroit Times.
This newspaper will carry a
complete schedule of De-
troit teams dates and times
in the big annual classic. Be
sure to get SUNDAYS
TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
goo MOI ~

High scores NcCue 2S3 Ic5e-er 27t.
Narch'one 600 Meyers 20i Flacido 2f3
Tonase1le 20s -2o3 Pope 235 BOSNIAN
2ti Pruneir goo. sirismord 200 Eonzi
90 Dorayio 2t1 Richman 20i-cnn B'an-
chi 81 Chicovsky 200 200, Sfefani coo
DeHa 2l2 ScavOnc 207 NcnnI ell Mona
Coli 200 NJ SAINTS 2O2 0de1hurE 2n5-2O3
Mueller 225-2i2 AUmanu 207, schuric 2i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MILLETT'S
-

High scores &C Martin 226. n sieinke
kowsRy 202 n. Nash 2O4 pol -22t "
JankowsBy e0s-234, A Ktnian 2fs. q. Gal
landt 2i7 s schockley 205 n LRnnos
2lo. W Doerr 200 c Davidson l2s, =
Benton 22i-2iS p Schefsky 2l4. r,
DOYLE 20o-224 Nero 203-2iI G. Pollen,
214 n. Huntington 2oi n Brichia 2ii-
20i g Baker 233. q Tanner .33.2ll n
Fisher 235 W PsEesu 2Ss.237 l. KEEP
pen 22s s Morris 2n3 p schemansks
2is. 204 Birch 2i3-7ii A Freedman
100. pos p Ruckskj 202 y Ksll 237 n
Resthlsv ,is-2b NJ Aho 7A II Raj
son 22.202-235.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Parkers Beat Tech

Taking six first places. the
Park Junior College
swim team defeated Detroit Tech,
AZ 10 u. in the Downtown Y pool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
DETROIT EIKS No. ~

High scores Charles Fisher 2i5.23s ~
senac 23s. George Bender 277-22t Richard
DeMarais 222 Boar Rossrer 216 Harold
Allen 212.21O Huhh Bell 2ln George Eeer
200 Jack Burns 2ns 2n7 Harold Motel
20s. Gil SchmiI 20f Roy Fleming 2ot
Dan Dacey 2o2, Art Bertrand 2o2 George
stock 20l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

High scores-Marty Wing 246-2I3, Nor
bert Mages 225 Bill Kerner 300. Ben
Shore all Bon Mccarthy 2if.- John signos
rell 2lO Andy stan 20e Walter Rubelman
| POS. Joe weiitngs 20s. Bill Soper 2O5
Walter Belz 205 Hank Vandelinder 2n3.
FL superstein 2o220i, Ed Schmidt 202,
Norvel Barnes 2Ol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
PALMER PARK
NIGHTINGALE CLUB
BEDFORD
HOt ~ LEAGI v

High scores-Ed Ferrance 203 Ed
schiefsky 233 Joe Nero ais. william
Dwight 202 Harold Barber 2o3. william
Schwope 20i. John o Brien 200. Russell
Lama I'll. Alvin Alvey 202 Walter Meyers
POI Lester Grace 2n2 Ernest LIGHT 20f
Waldo Fukerson 20i, Fred Fulkerson
2ll. Al Holden 20s,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
JUNIOR HOJSE

HIN scorFs Z HeIdlon 21O-2Ol 200. ".
Henry go g. Ferrero 23f, c. Melchert
233. s Buha 232. /. Peterson 225. r
Davis 222, J. Johnson 221. r. williams
212 s Marcus 21i. p thinner ali. p.
Pobe 20s, II KEYS 2o3. s. Remus 203,
7. Feldman 201, c. Remy 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
CHENE-TROMBLY

lock 200 Gsrguls 203, Dellow 2l3 Jones
23i r scrtngsr 2Is2io = KrSuS 2i3
y Klaus. 21t-2iO W MACK 24. J Botsr
2o1 y NorenI 2ls 22o. e T.srk 223 p
Krsuk 20S 2oS Oravec POO J Dom
EAlski 900 Zishr.k 2i3 & Ksminsh poi
Nay,r 7l3 G. Case 2OA 2o2 X Gusr
r'.r 207 Acnerhach 222 az , zsyis 2'2
Dodson 2i2 r sswchuk ais. Kane
200 J. DsrEA 2H NJ. Mansrss 7io
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RITZ
NESTOWN

High scores HARRISON Carnell 235 Phil
Atcheson 22f, Tyron Fedorick 200. Clarence
Green 223 Fred stenborg 2is. George
Schrader Jr 21s John Jensen 207, Fred
Racine 207, Del Ksmin 2o3, Norman Cur
now ZOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
DENNY
ROYAL EAGLES CLUB
SENIOR HOUSE

High scoresR Chadwick 200 " KonD
Wogsr 232. J Psgel az. p Kramer 30.
22s zakens POI 2os r Krsus fi7'2l6.
22- 22a~-G- Whiting -22i
Nssle 223-2 07. stenisher $40, kirsehbs
2O2 Forton 203 w.inbeck 23s Hansen
200 y Teshan 203. A ststzinEsr 2is
Boeding 2i2 A LArimee 7i2 A Tonaeeili
2i2 A Orzsi 2f3-2ll J Fos 2Jkpoo
Aohnsro 202 .2I4 ] Piscido I'll. P,Mar-
ehions pos iicavoh 223 J Possmsn
FOB Y Gilecek 22i. J. LsBudds 2o3 W
Rabols 200 Blue. 20s-2is. MARSHA y
207 Li''je 223202 l.. Klids 220 V
IaRose 2iS-2il J horys 204 Muller
202 PAL Barr 7O0-223 r STARK 23A-
2i3 r Roik. 2it2l3 200. r App.n. 225
900. w Hannimsn 2ns J Horiooker 2i7-
2is Horlocker 22t, b. Strike 203-2lt,
p Tesnsr 223-223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
7O6 FOR GAVE

Mineralites went into the pile
and plucked forth 3006. Col. Harold
Allen capturing 673 with 258
finish. Ernie Soest had SOC as the
Miners turned in games of 1861
and 1905. Eddie LaBudde had 628
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MOTOR CITY

P'. pts
Town Han 81 Wrights g.
Ares 50 Watermsns 4'
Cafe - Carbon IS
Scoten 50 Ashley's 81
Fort Blvd Club 50 Wilkies 30
The For 90 Fort Blvd Rec 2s
High scores Zdanow 200 Flash Ill
POS r. Maneo 200. 200. T King 203 A
Readle 203 n Csntwell ST. ?20-2i4 -
Zelsnak ais = Zeltnsk 20t.2iI ellison
233 2O3 Morris 2it2on Trionh 204
Narshick 20l swender al HENRY 21t
Pecore 7Is Dunn zoo 2o7 22S i.ler 233
wes'nors AZ. Verrs 2n2 Neme,h 2lf
RArgiHhd Az schWoeho 222 FiorenEi POS.
Ea,aSanryk pos 234.22l Tr1cketi 2lS-233
v KsIyca 209 A. Chaney 2l3-22i. s
ChsrneV 2l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
DETROIT RECREATION

High scores DICK Pofrner 700 STANLEY
sherman 23s Ar Dub~au 200 Mike Cox
207 Elmer Koehler 223 Jim horrisssN
pos 22t Jo. BroSsn 200. Fred Chdssy
2i2 sv szyrsnski 2o7. Eugene Becker
2i2- 22l 24s Leo Bourke 227 Bill Gracher
?27 as EDDIE DsRarbrie 2ls-2l4. Frank
pettior 2i4 Joe Riehei 22t Dan Ions
hurst 2ni. John Bschnak 2o5. Jim A.
vsl 200 22f Charles Zsre1s 2n3 Psv
Co''sr 200 Sam Terreaur 24l. Tom Nc
KAY 2i3-2l2 Ted Trefzer 2Ot-23t, ClAuf
Miner 2o3 -2o2 julius KAminsk Ill Frank
Arhin' "a william Gubert 2i2, I'd Beau
doin 222 zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
IRROTGns PEANUT

High scores Kripa 256, SchWandt 226-
200. Irvine 223-2is-200 Pedley PA
Davis POO r. GasCon 206-2O2 Hammond
POS. y Frost 2O4, Chapman 200, Wllerer
200, HAmm 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
CONsIO IEA6IF
BEACON
ROIsE I.EAGIE

HEh scores Herh Tshssr' 24 200.
FArI Crown 2t7 Tom cuddy 2sa ~ Zun-
ds 22' Henry Golden 2ls A Fo'h 2lt-
200 VIC Jacobs 2i2 Harold Fenbsr' POS
George sshsri 20t A. ART 2o2, Howard
Hamilton 2o2. Al sohuuser POI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
BOWI~O-DROME

High scores-Georgs Lingle 233-2is22l
Joe zelch 2OS. Joe Comella 200. Nell Mont
Eomery 200 Joe horano 2i3. Tony Aoranc
20o-2O2 Dave Glicklin 2Os. Martin Eisnsr
2ol 200 sam krsase 200. Spike Weinberr
20S. Abe solomon al Al Weiss 2ss
Sammy Zsck 40. Tom Kish 223 Phi
RebiHkaH 2ot-tee= stern 247|HeBFy pefFfs
20i Fred Zeiler 207 202 Louis Living
sion 2is Bill Rosen 200, les Miller 20s
Max Covsn 2o2. stan Berris 20i, hi
Frederick 203 Newberg 2i2 Hill Psnk.
hurst zoe frankie 224 2ta Fred BsnkIs
223 stan Bsrrts 2l3 Martin Eisnsr 2i3-
go sam KrAuss- 2o4-SpikA -N~4Heets- a.
Harry Black 20i Abe solomon 23S Al
Tucker 200 10. Morano POS. Tony Mo-
rsno 273-235 Harold Bernstein az
Sammy Zsck 235. MARTY sherman 2t2
MARY Harold 2O3 Dave Ghcsin 254. Pitt
Robinson 2O2 Paul Hsron 23t FRANKIE
Gun,berg 224-2t3 Chuck Rsssnsr 227-2i2
BID Pankhurr 24s. Joe Zslich 2l+ Charlie
Eschmann 2ni Riii- Gsundsr 2o2 Tony
Co,eolsnds 200 22F Johnnie h0oh 2oz
Reno hinls'reli 22i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
HORTICULTURAL
WEST FORT

High scorss-G. Castor 2ts-24
Cribb ara 22s. ) Vsrsa 224, j. sruoh
2o2 = Plsi 2o2 Frint 20s Hsiden
200 /. Forgssh 2oi223 n Kssthley
220-2i. g ZelenAk 2Ot j Ssmeth 22t
Dan Can'Uell sr 252 I. Jevell ais
Charnsv 2no Burnook 223. Gross
200 e BuckherrouEh 2ie Redmond
! 2oS -2hs KsvAsancIki 2ti ellison I'll. Far-
Ia. 723 Veres 233 200 o Lesry 7is
from 244-200.