davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Misses Untrinmed Goats
10 Were S2295 and S25

dreSSmaker and casual coats in black and brown
fitted and box styles. Sizes II to 20 in the group
Untrimmed Dressy Refers in plum blue black Sizes
10. IA, l6 Were S2975 and S35.
Shagmoor Fitted alpaca in red black and nude
Sizes 10. II and l6. Were S3975. Now------ s22 50
All coats properly labeled to fiber content Of materials
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Juniors Dressy Shoes
We're S6.7.S

~ " ere 1OaS
so pairs of black and brown suede.
black. blue and brown gabardine; some
trimmed with calfskin or patent
leather. Sizes to AAA, 512 to AA,
to 8 A, and to 71a B, in the group.
IS pairs Children's Slippers of red or
royal blue ayon-and-cotton plush
with leather soles. Sizes II to 8. Were
CHILpREN's AND JUNIORS SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Hats, 3 rs

Less than Y price
25. fur felt or feather styles. Black.
brown, red or blue. Headsizes % to %.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Women's Dresses Reduced

women S OreSSeS KeOuCe0
An unusual group of daytime frocks. both dressy
and tailored; some with sequin and bead trim; of
capes or long coats. Black, navy, green, rose and
copen blue, few white jacket suits with coored
beauvais-type embroidery Sizes in collection 16 to
"A, 1412 to 2412 42l2 to 48K.
IL Were 1855 and more. Now w---------------- S995
13 Were Sl995 and more $3.50
IL and more. ow-----------------S149 SASS
Is Were S25 and
20 Were $2975 and more. S22
10 Were $39 rs and more. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S26
s Were $39. rs and more Now $29 50
Were $4975 Now S33
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Stationery,25f and 5Ofrea.e,a >,

300 boxes Assortment includes letter and note sizes
white and colors. Slightly soiled and damaged.
Racks slightly damaged Were s2e5 and S. Now
Sl.50 and $3.50
Were ST.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Juniors AnkIets
6 pairs 81 We,e, pair

300 pairs of cotton Isle in bright
stripes, some terry cloth and Powered
cuffs; many colors; sizes 8l2 to l01a.
CH1LpREN's HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Juniors Hood Sets, SIS

Cannon and Galloway Bath Towels, Hand Towels
Wash Cloths, Bath Mats at Savings Of to u
all
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Patriotic Baby Dolls
80 Less than Y price

Less than y brfce
y, composition With red, white and
blue ribbons.
"a Toy Pianos. Less than u price.
Doll Carriage. blue Top damaged.
Less than y price. Now---------S 50
2 sets Nested Blocks, natural vanished
wood. Less than y price. Now So
20 Polygon Games. Less than u price.
Now $145
7 Games. Were 81. Now--------50c
3 Games. Were Soc Now
/ Child's Table, maple-fnished hard
wood. Less than u price. Now Sc
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Floral CenterPieces =
Reduced for Clearance

Floral cenerpieces in pottery bowls. Slightly soiled
2, were IS. S325 l. $3.50. Now $3.50
2, S. Now---------S 5, were $3.50. Now------S3
Chromium Relish Tray. y price Now
$3.50
- Metal Hurricane Lamps complete with candle Were 81.
Imported Novelty Ash Trays. Less than u price,
----------- 4, 50c
THE GuT SHOP, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
RufIed Marquisette Curtains

100 pairs ruf1ed pin dotted cotton marquisette
tainS in rich cream color; 21s yards long
Window Curtain Fabrics Of Cotton Rayon, u to u
than regular prices.
CURTAINS AND DRApERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-01-29

WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-29

MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Sporting Goods Reduced

6 Camp Stools, metal and canvas.
Were Csc. Now $50
4 Fencing Books. Less than u price.
Now $50
5 Golf Tee Holders. Less than II
price. Now ESQ
2 Dog Carriers. Less than u price.
Now S1.95
2 Golfers Oiled Silk Raincoats. Less
than p price. Now ow------------s 81
3 Golfers Oiled Silk Raincoats. Less
than Il price. Now ------s1
9 Golfers Oiled Silk Raincoats. Less
than ! price. Now ow---50 SOC
4 Wilson Tennis Racket Frames. Less
than Il price Now
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Likes Most Sports

Another yarn he tells on him
self concerns when he was run
over by a runaway horse and
cart lie was uninjured, but
the horse required medical aid
In spite Of Greenstreet's $50
pounds and three score years
he's a good golfer and tenn s
player Likes all competitive
sports except boxing Is mar
RED 10 a non-profesSional and
has a 21-year-old son Col
lects antiques :. . paints and
scupts a bit.
Plans 10 teach acting when he
stops doing il himself After
his debut in Maltese Falcon" he
played Gen. Winfield Scott in
They Died With Their Boots
On" Then was reunited with
Bogart, Astor and Director John
Huston for Across the Pecific'
-. AS in Falcon" he played an
intellectual menace =. He's just
finished "Casablanca' in which
he's again smoothie and a
meanie It's got him worried
Not that he minds commit
ting an occasional villainy d.
but he doesn't want il TO become
a habit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
,lrnn 2soP md Actor Mlighhea )<sa,o" FOR Surprise Hi
EASTWOOD
Stays Open
Nightly
LII

CTARTING Monday, Eastwood
~ Park will be the only out
door amusement park open
nightly. Carnival Night will be
resumed Monday with every ride
in the midway open for a nickel.
There will be nightly roller
skating sessions and also Sun
day matinees.
Bob Strong and his band
playing, Music with the
STRONG appeal" and featur-
ing the voices OF Betty Martin.
the blond bombshell, and Ray
Mcintosh, will he on hand
nightly through Thursday and
also will do the lam session
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
On Friday evening, Stan Ken
ton and his Hollywood band will
open at Eastwood Gardens and
will continue playing until that
outdoor dance spot closes on
the night of September ~.
Eastwood Park will remain
open nightly through this month
and will possibly operate week.
ends in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Hell o Deorth Puts Stars
In HOLLYWOOD to Work

Don't for minute think us
a press agents gag when you
read that such sophisticated
ladies as Connie Bennett and
Michele Morgan are moving
their own lawns. When the Japs
were evacuated from California.
practically every star in Holly
wood was suddenly minus a gar
dener.
But most OF the screen person.
alities are taking the situation
with due aplomb and philosophy.
Guy Kibbee is good example.
Guy has always liked 10 cook
and ne guards some of his more
precious recipes as IT they were
military secrets. When he took
over the kitchen because his
spouse was always tied up with
her war work. he remarked:
81 only regret that i have but
one wife to lose for my country"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Henry Fonda
To Make Shorts

HENRY FONDA will he
starred in They'll Live Again.
first of three Mellett shorts 10
be made by Twentieth Century
Fox for its 1929 program.
Fonda will act in double ca
pacity as narrator for the pic
ture and as the principal player
in it. lie portrays the telegraph
operator in . small town through
whose key comes the news that
gradually YIELDS a small town
into a community whose whole
life is devoted to winning the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. II.

IF YOU read in your newspaper
one OF these days that Ann
Sothern has been taken down
with housemaid's knee, or that
Hedy Lamar sprained an ankle
while moving her front lawn.
don't be surprised.
The shortage of domestic help
is just that acute in Hollywood.
these days.
It's nothing for a glamour girl
like Claudette Colbert 10 be
caught with her hands in dish
water: or TO hear Fred MacMur-
ray Dragging about his latest
recipe for Hungarian goulash.
Male or female. most of the
stars are running their own
homes from basement 10 attic.
and Hiking It.
A few refuse to give up trying
10 find a good servant and are
hanging on 10 the bitter end,
like Carole Lands. Carole does
lot of entertaining for the
USO. and with her home filled
10 capacity on week-ends. she
simply had TO have help. She
finally discovered a good cook
who fled from Paris before the
Nazis took over, but he can
speak English. SO, now she's
studying French 10 make him
feel at home.
Mary Martin found herself in
a typical dilemma the other day
after inviting 40 guests TO her
home for a buffet dinner. The
option on her cooks service ex-
pired the day before the event
and the domestic refused TO sign
p new contract. So, Mary waded
into the cold cuts and salads and
whipped UP the meal herself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Ueteran
Creenstreet
Scores First
Time in Film
BY HARRIET PARSONS
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

HULL WOOb, DSpl. L.
THERE were many reasons
4 why The Maltese Falcon"
turned out to be last years sur
prise hit the weightiest rea-
son. if you'll Parson a pun, was
$50 pound Sydney Greenstreet
AS the mysteriously menac-
ing fat man, Greenstreet turned
in a performance that was a
new high in polished, subtle viii
lainy His work won him
widespread attention, a Warner
FTothers contract and an Acad-
envy Award nomination.
This was remarkable for two
reasons d. first, because he had
never appeared on the screen be-
fore and second. because in
his al years as an actor he never
before had played a menace -.
In the theater three-fourths or
his roles were humorous
During one phase of his career
he spent a decade in musical
comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Has Nostalgia Appeal

= Classical Considerations: OF
nostalgia appeal and deeply
moving warmth is the reading
which Eugene Goosens gives 10
Vaughan Williams "A LONDON
SYMPHONY"
This work OF an earlier Lon
don at war 1914) has been
deity interpreted by the Gin
CHINA ii Symphony Orchestra
under the direction OF a con-
ductor who was a great personal
friend of the composer.
Hence it's realistic charm and
It's sincere quality.
You have another chance 10
hear the ineffable beauty of the
violin and viola combination
when played by Jascha Heifetz
and William Primrose in the
Halvorsen 'P A S S A CAGLIA'
adapted from me famous duo in
the Handel 'G-minor ,Harpsi-
chord Suite. It's really a col
lector's item.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Can't Remember All

Since. he's appeared in so
many plays he can't remember
them all The list OF stars
he's supported reads like a who's
who OF the theater IL in
cludeS Sir Herbert Tree. Mar
garet Anglin. Julia NARROW,
Mitzi. Lou Tellegen. the Lunts
He's acted in Canada. the
Americas, the British Isles, In
dia, Ceylon, Italy, France, Malta.
North Africa.
Made his first American tour
- years ago with the Harry
Davis stock company Fa-
vorite stage roles arc Caliban,
Sir Toby Belch and Henry VIII
Has played all of Shake
speare Once when he was
enacting the banished duke in
"As You Like IL" an outdoor
stage collapsed under his weight
.. He emerged from the hole in
time 70 pick up his cue his
line was True is't We have
seen better DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Played With Lunts

For the last seven years he
had been with the Lunts. APP
pearing in five OF their produc-
tons When he came 10 Los
Angeles with them in There
Shall Be No Night" Warner
Brothers persuaded him 10 take
his first fling at the movies
lie was mere 81 at the time
having been born Dec. n. 1879,
in Sandwich. Kent, England.
At the age of 1S he spent two
years in Ceylon, first as tea
planter. then as salesman for a
brewery concern Those are
the only jobs he's ever held out
side the theater When he
returned 10 England his mother
suggested a stage career. En-
couraged by her he tried anna
teur theatricals. then studied
with the Ben Greet players
Ills first professional appearance
was in Sherlock Holmes in
1902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Fastest Dance

ANN MILLER, dancing star
of ''Priorities on Parade" will
introduce the fastest dance in
films TO audiences. In the air.
craft musical, Ann dances faster
than her own shadow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Tanned Star

JEAN PARKER, star Of Il
Live on Danger" spends an
hour in the sun each day. Be
cause Of her tan, Jean doesn't
have to wear makeup for the
camera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
DonIevy Bskes Pie

This writer got the surprise OF
his life only recently when he
called on herman Brian Donlevy
for an interview. Brian answered
the door in a frilly apron and
asked if we could have our talk
as he prepared the chicken 'ple
for dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Joan and Olivia
On Good Terms
CONTINUED from First Stage Page)

{ CONTINUED from First Stage Page)
ton cartoons Hugh Harmon
formerly of the Harmonizing
Cartoons) is producing.
Without eliminating any OF
the amusing little antics of the
cartoon characters in color.
Harmon is inserting backgrounds
OF our plane, ship and munitions
factories.
The work the little cartoon
figures perform in the comedies
is actually the way the work is
done by the real employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
STRAIGHT Shooter

RAY MILLAND does his own
shooting in the target gallery
scene in The Crystal Ball." He
learned to shoot straight as a
member of the British House.
hold Cavalry-the kings per-
sonal bodyguard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Ballad Kids
Like Dearly
Beloved
BY CHARLES GENTRY

OFF the Record: DEARLY
~ BELOVED" seems to be
dearly beloved by the ballad
kids, although we need an inter-
prefer to get the lyric on this
latest Johnny Mercer Jerome
Kern hit which Glenn Miller
took for a ride recently and
which is now Alvino Rey's latest
Offering.
But then IT'S not any more
sentimental than Dinah Shores
throbbing sobbing about HE
MY GUY" which is also on Vic
tor. Dinah combines her version
with "A BOY IN KHAKI-A
GIRL IN LACE" in which girl
meets boy in tuneful enough
fashion.
, Manhattan Serenade'
In the smoothie department
you're probably going to start
clamoring for a second helping
OF m A N II A T T A n SERE-
MADE" which you'll find is
Tommy Dorsey's latest offering
with 10 Stafford giving 1t the
vocal.
The reverse OF this will tear
down your draperies. It's BLUE
BLAZES" and if you don't think
that describes the pace Ziggy
Elman and Buddy Rich set,
you'd better lend-leaSe another
ear.
Sammy Kaye has just recorded
those new tunes from his latest
movie, Iceland" but there's
nothing frosty about YOU
CAN'T SAY NO TO A SOL
DER" and "THERE'LL NEVER
BE ANOTHER YOU, both of
which sound hit-bound. LETS
BRING NEW GLORY TO OLD
GLORY" isn't bad, either, If
you've got your flag in your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
DeMiIIe Choice

CECIL B. DeMILLE selected
Keith Richards as one OF the
best young actors in Hollywood.
Richards has a featured role in
the Victory Short, "A Letter
From Bataan."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

IIIru DlpV-AIIen Park AT. 1918
hLLLN Ihhh Open II 90 Clark Gable,
Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard. olivia De
Havilland, GONE WITH THE WIND"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

IMcTCpnLM-I2240G Cd. River, st BtrwOod
hMo LhDhh Open 1. Cartoon. News.
Ginger Rogers in "ROXIE HART" Plus
fRobt. Young. Joe SMITH AMERICAN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
r THIS STAR IDENTIFIES
COOPERATIVE THEATERS

rIDNIM-eo50 Jos. Campau TR. 2-45TS \
ThhNUM Cont. IL 30. Cooled by Refrgn.
Edw. G. Robinson. Jane Wyman, LAR
CENY. INC" Anne Shirley, Ray Bolger In
-FOUR JACKS AND A JILL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
TODAY At you u. Esxo.ite MOVIE
DA W odUFfsfs sITn Pm1144ssss 49, -
WAR BONDS AND STAMPS OF THESE THEATERs

MnTnp CITV--vsn Dyke at s-Sl1s M.
MUM I'LL Pat o'Bren, Brian Doulsvy.
~ YANKs IN TRINIDAD" "DESRER-
ATE CHANCE FOR ELLERY QUEEN"
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-12

The pictures on this page are made from the latest AP Tele- mats received. The AP Tele-mat service vii continued to give you t0day'S news in pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

tons on lame crippled eveng the nerves IN 'he 1901
SO as 10 make the feet totally numb.
This gets Of out Of the beasts ana opinions
vary sharpv as 10 the practice Some 1t is the humane
thing o Others their heads
ANYWAY Florida racing officials plan employ nerve de-
tr 20 determine whether horses have been tempered
Bill Cunningham has made sports editor of Liberty
nd Pete Kelly old redhead who used 10 be with Inc wings
leads American League hockey lie with Springfield
Here's little emnute interview with Max Carey VINO
should know. on base stealing
running a tricky subject Either YOU do or N"n
don't guys all the the world and never
The knack i To steal the base at the start TO
steal il from the pitcher the catcher advocate big
lead Oft first hut afraid Of getting picked Off
whats the difference whether you get picked of iirSt
get thrown at second for taking too snort ead Inc
lies studying each pitcher and finding out just now
Of a lead you take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Wrona Sisters
Sweep Central
Skates Titles
Six Entrants Share
Lead in Senior
Men Competition

Agnes Wrona, winner ~ tho
1912 Detroit Times Gold skates
helped The Saginaw Wrona sisters
clean up in tho womcn'S events
of tho Central Michigan speed
skating events yesterday al Green
Glen Winter Sports Park.
While Agnes won the intermCdi-
ate championship with so points 10
Mildred SCOTS 40. Helen Wrona
finished tied for first with sister
Esther in tho senior women'S.
Each had 80 points, with Nuricl
Miller far back with 20. Tn adj
dition, Florence Nrona won tho
Junior title.
In the mons competition, the
end of the day events saw no
less than six skaters dcadlockcd for
first place with 80 points apiece.
Sharing the lead were Jim Thorn
son. George OWclenChuk. Ed
Oldcnlamp. I'd Fletcher and Clair
Young AN of Detroit, and BIil
kat/cUbcrgcr OF Flint.
Oldcnknnp won -ttrr .t-t. KTt-
lcubcrgcr The 1iO, and Young the
sou
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Teacher
Cerwins Boxing Lessons
Start at ST. Charles

Boxing instructions viii be
given for the first time a. the
81 Charles Community Center to-
night with Ted CcrWln AlI-Amcr-
lean Diamond Belt mIddlcWclght
champion in 1897. In charge.
Cerwin. who also manages the
Hudson boxers. was also National
AAU champ and International
champ in 1887 as well as winning
the CYO titles in both 1886 and
1887 In collaboration with John
Karle. boxing supervisor, he Is
planning a kids" show al tho
center sometime after Easter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Football Alumni Earn More Than Average

Northwestern University has gone TO the trouble TO answer
4 lot of questions about football players.
What Of college football players what is theH
attitude game after they out Of college How
do they compare in later life with their classmates?
survey of $50 lcttermen of Northwestern and
these the facts:
Football alumni good substantial crossscction Of
what Americans middle class % In business
aev earn more college alumnus 3 They
better hanusual records OF public civic and military
service They put a definite stamp approval on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Emerson Reid
Back 10 MO

Emerson Reid former member
Of nc championship HolzbauGh
teams. returns 70 MichiCan-On-
'aro Hockey League Conmpeti'ion
tonight a. Olympia as member
OF Par,SclcanS. Illness and injuries
80 rddicd Paris as 20 make necrs-
sary calling Ped out Of retire
wont 20 play defense.
PHYSICIANS pair with Toledo
BabcockS and Mansfield with
Akron The two latter teams arc
after tho fourth p'ayoff spot The
tr-t game IS ~ TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
MAX CAREY on BASE STEALING

MONDAYS MlLIIGAN- University of Detroit and Western
Gov cams IN Nav The public cordially invited says
Coach Gus poras also cordially invited to BRING along 'o
cents 20 drc7 into The I'LL FOR admission ,
saw 7aybe YOU failed 20 notice. Paul Wancr needs only "a
~ hts N make an even 5000. Only Cobb Speaker Collins
ysrne sloie and Arson chaked mp such feat such
rr stars as Hornsby Ruth and Gohug missed Big FoSoh
is due 20 stick with the Boston Bees this season
II kout for Indiana" That's tho word We got on 30 NC
Nar grid crowd Indiana returns such oacked talent as
IN ,errrrd and Cant Bob White The frosh of year
rad several szzcrs including Jimmy DeWar of Oak PARK
Chicago who supposed be really great tpeh reater
ONO STATE opens Indiana Pass the aspirin to Brother
7 4.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
LOurdeS i'm Final
ST. Theresa Eases Rouge Quintet Into Parish Title
Game by Beating Holy Redeemer

second division game. Pills Linge-
man tailed Ia points, giving him
parish league scoring honorS by a
wide margin.
Tonight s.. CaSimr and NJ
Carmel Of Wyandottc viii meet a.
Holy Rcdeemer am 10 play of
their ne for FIRST place on the
west SIDE Of me third division
Winner VIII qualify 10 meet ST
JoSophat in The final Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Heavy Sugar on FrankIin-Pasfor Bout

Mchieans hurdlng prestige should diminish in the
national championships February New York Both Allan
Tolnich and Whitley Michigan Normal Their
competition figures from Frod Woca and Ed
JugGer.
Dad Ra.'e~ tells Of the time gave young tracman 81
rep -rf1TV bg
Listen. our great grandfather will the first
quarter grandfather will the Your
father will the third quarter You've the last
quarter know youll do well in that last quarter
did in the other three
Trpre 5ocu wagering Franklin Pastor
scheduled for Cevo and Tuesday -', ,aaH any remcmhcf
% a long ong time.
Quite contingent from pa'la ing across the lake for
festivities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

per would play again and - want their
players - The majority that playing football
helped get established life alter college.
Leo ONel of Saginaw say he has discovered a
spounde by Of Joe Tursak who breahes fire and
birthstone who hand. ONel he
be Stanley Ketche, we is pretty good work, if
YOU can get H..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Florida tracks 10 Check on Nerved Horses

Ocrs around these parts say the longest ball ever INT IN
Oa,ra came from Charley Eggs Gregory now a
paper company One swcars that when last heard
nom Tho hail vas going Shcboygan AT high altitude
There was little note the papers the other day regarding
rrr ~ ncrved" horses You may may not be familiar
WIN ms * the practice perform opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

\ Hist of 25.2II entrants will
compete i'm the fourteenth an
nunl Nomen'S Bowling Congress
starting next Saturday In Chi
cago. Detroit leads the Out-Of-
town entries with 7S teams.
Michigan also leads the state
entries outside 81 Illinois with
2tS trlus.
w. - Louis Cardinals. who
nHe baseball history by using
EHur pulls last spring, open
.WH1 RAINING a. 81. Petersburg
R'a TODAY holStcrcd by 1900 Of
tt.. sawo minute medicinal aids
ar3 Sock of now air-foam arch
support. uNCntcd by the club
TRAINER.
Tie first Nll-Star game in the
circuits history features the
ljt game International League
baseball schedule announced to-
tfN. Tive .rasou starts April lG
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