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The future outlook., 1942-12-12
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
fCortinued From Page -Four J

=
pendent on the Stnie, since II Is I'll
part OF the civil and national life.
II therefore has nm obligation To
government The state. especially In
democracy, Isl ikew.se obligated tn
the church. The latter has contrib
uted tothe formataion OF the state, to
Instability and order to its civil and
legal authority. In view or this
large and constructive contribution To
national life state ought to respect
the rights and privileges OF the
church. But note this fact: The
church is not serving the state pri'
marily; Il is serving God.
Usually these two go hand In hand.
when difficulties occur, the Church
must observe It's primary allegiance
tothe God and Father OF Jesus
Christ. In the end that choice VIII
prove best for all concerned, Jesus
wa snot seeking quarrel with Cne-
sar. but primaril yhe was the servant
of God In this country. where Church
and State are separate, n healthy
system OF checks and balances leaves
room for freedom OF conscience.
The future outlook., 1942-12-12
Cosmopolitan
william NJ. Carpenter 1 oeuy

Continued From Page Four
Between the rocky fortress fast
ncSscs.
Ily the Hcrculcan way.
Like n vast dirgc of tranquility,
Void OF sound from distant spheres,
Isolated from the tide of tcars,
Which men have shed In weary
years.
The hush Of sunset was II melody,
Such ms doves do play.
The Morocco waters were CLASSY.
Except for u gentle briny swell
That caused no swlshy crashing
knell.
Like the boom of lIfcbuoy bell.
Where miniature waves caressed the
jetty.
or Centa Quay.
The grandcu rof the scene sublime,
Toached n chord In this heart OF
mise.
Aud my spirit sang lay which
chlmed.
In unison with the silent classic
time,
The future outlook., 1942-12-12

And razor edged Bible In the other.
The strong armed hosts 30 forth,
To slaughter innocent children and
mothers.
by William Malet Carpenter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
PeopIe You
Know
2 A. M. Club FroIjc
by Night Workers
By LINTON ARKLES

Stepped down from the hot
street into the Frontenac Club
Saturday at 9 a, m.-on a tip
and ran into a scene that should
have been New Years .
The floor show was in full
swing and there were about 500
men and women having a swell
time. And they were dressed
most of them--in their shop
clothes
1t was a special night club
might" for the "Upside-down peo-
pie at Packard. They're the
people who make the tools Of war
from 7 p. m. 10 6 a. m and since
they work seven fuii nights. have
no time 10 make the ScatterS,
So Wright BFaHah and few
Others in u division, got the idea
for the party. The club was open
for them from 7 a. m until noon
and the regular entertainment
went on just as though il were
normal business -.
The walters and mattresses even
were heard remarking on the
good house tonight"
The 'upside-downers" danced
drank, enjoyed the floor show and
were pleasantly rowdy and cleared
out ar noon 10 20 home and rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
July 20, 1912.

July 20, 1912.
The Baltimore News-Post,
Baltimore, Maryland
Gentlemen:
This letter is rather poor attempt to ade-
quatev thank YOU for your splendid cooperation
In connection with the rubber campaign. Promptly
upon my acceptance Of the city chairmanship [
called upon your paper to assist us TO the extent
of its ability through its columns. You not only
responded promptly but you did it so well that 10
the NewS-Post is due much of the credit for the
remarkable success of the campaign.
Now | am going TO touch on something rather
close TO my heart 1t IS this Junior Victory Army
which | understand is a national organization. /
have heard that Mr.. Hearst himself inaugurated
this movement and if so certainly the net results
must be pleasing TO him and must be far beyond
his fondest anticipation.
The boys and girls of the Junior Victory Army
gathered in many thousands Of pounds of rubber,
and through this very act there nstilled within
them the desire to really work to accomplish some
thing, and to develop themselves into young patr-
OTIS and young American citizens. SO | think the
resu: was two-fold-you got the rubber and you
have done these young people whole lot of good.
Ny Judgment is, as ! suggested TO them in my
little word before them at the Hippodrome Theaer.
that they are going to be better girls and boys in
their homes because of this drive and because YOU
have made them definitely part of young army
which stands for good things.
You already know that for Baltimore City we
had hoped to collect a million and half pounds,
and YOU also know that it is 100000 pounds,
with still some coming in, and it will reach very
near the 4,000000-pound mark
Please pass this letter on to Mr.. Hearst. I
want him to feel that he could not be engaged,
through his great national chain of papers, in any
more constructive work than that connected with
boys and girls and tell him to keep it up for right
in this particular day that sort of constructive
work is very sorely needed.
Very truly yours
John w SHERWOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Blonde 0'Hair
Wins Battle Of
Physical Fitness

1.-THE Battle of the Blondes"
= he'd today with the announce
ment by Mrs. Portia r. Merriam
that she has abandoned her physi-
cal fitness program for members
of the American Women's Volun-
teer Service.
A similar program sponsored by
the department of parks and
recreation and directed by the
blond, Mrs. Walter r. OHair,
department commissioner, will
continue.
Friction between the two groups
came TO light in the office Of
Mayor Edward j. Jeffries Jr.,
when Mrs. Merriam, wife of the
circuit court judge, is said TO have
told the mayor the two programs
were an unnecessary duplication
and all such training should come
under her jurisdiction.
Underlying the feud was the old
fight between the mayor and Gov.
Murray -. Van Wagner over
control of civilian defense in the
metropolitan area.
In announcing her resignation
as chairman of the Women's Serv-
ice Corps Fitness Program of the
Michigan Council OF Defense, Mrs.
Merriam said:
"Since the recrea ton commits
sion of the City OF Detroit has
now decided 10 inaugurate
total fitness program for the
working women Of Detroit, there
II no longer any need of the
services Of the AWNS committee
or myself In this field.
REFLECTION ON GROUPS
Living In Detroit, we believed
the city an integral part OF
Michigan-rather than a city
apart. IL Ii most unfortunate
that my stupidity on this point
must now reflect so unfavorably
beyond me upon n committee OF
telligent women whose only
|terest Is the welfare of their
country-not In personal ag-
grandizement or political pres
tige."
Mrs. OHair had stated there
was plenty OF work for both or
CARNATIONS. Informed that Mrs
Merriam was Withdrawing from
the field, she said only:
That's too bad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
NtTV ITUII NUUTS,
JOHN w. SHERWOOD.
Friday. is scheduled to be back

Friday, is scheduled to be back in
Detroit around 1o:45 p. m.
In tomorrow's issue Of The De-
troit Times, you'll find an Ashley
& Dustin Steamer Line advertise
ment with ticket blank, exchange
able at the Ashley e. Dustin Line
office. foot of First street, or AT
The Detroit Times Travel Bureau.
1870 Cass avenue. Such an adver-
tisement with ticket blank also
will appear in the Times Of We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Boy Playing in Car
Suffers Leg Injuries

st. Francis Hospital surgeons
today were TO determine if opera
tons can be performed 10 save the
legs of 9-year-old Nicholas Cor
nuik Of 6l40 Comstock avenue.
whose left leg was badly mangled
and whose right foot was crushed
Saturday.
The boy was playing in rail-
road freight car on a siding be-
hind 1881 BroCkton avenue, when
a shove from switch engine
shifted the sheet steel with which
the car was loaded, plnning the
boy underneath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

ian Depositors' Corporation. IRE
ceiVerS for the Guardian Bank
still doesn't believe she actually
won a $500 war bond as grand
prize at a church affair
Ran into Bill Rocks, special aide
TO Tom Donahue Of the state labor
mediation board. looking around
for a buy in some sharp sport
shirts. Says his absorbing interest,
aside from labor, Stlll is his hobby
of breeding prize-winnlng Boston
Terriers. He has one that runs to
the corner every day 10 meet the
newsboy and bring back the paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
IN IMPARTIAL READERS DIGEST TESTS

OLD GOLD method Of
proee ssing tobacco reduces
Nicotine and Irritonts
On two major counts Old Gold was first
among 7 leading brands in the tests re-
ported by Readers Digest in July. The
published results show:
X The smoke Of Old Gold LOWEST
in nicotine
X Old Gold LOWEST in throat
irritating tars and resins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Cut-Rdte Trip
On Lake Friday

Cruise 20 Cedar Point and re-
turn, Friday, at special low rate,
81 for adults. and 50 cents for
children, ; 70 IA.
Steamer Put-in-Bay offers you
this opportunity. A three md a
half hour stopover will be made
at Cedar Point. Excursionists so
may stop for six hours at
Put-in-Bay. The steamer. leaving
the First street dock al 9 a. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
SHERWOOD BROTHERS INCORPORATED
BALTIMORE TRUST BUILDING
BALTIMORE. NO.
JOHN v. SHERWOOD
President

JOHN W. SHERWOOD
President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Dutch Prince in London

LEE, Mass, Aug. 3 (INS).-
Prince Bernhard of the Neither
lands has returned to London from
the United States. il was disclosed
today at the summer home Of his
wife, Princess Juliana-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Inspector George Snyder Of The

long and Clta-
tion-filled de-
tective career.
was making his
b u 9 y " a y
through Z h q
S a { VI r q a y
Gro W d s on
w o O q ward
looking for all
the world like a
happy well-fed
business m a n,
and not at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

These are the findings of a scientific
laboratory employed by Readers Digest
to give Information to its readers.
The makers of Old Gold use an extra
step in preparing Old Gold tobacco. Tests
show it consistently reduces nicotine and
takes out foreign odofs and irritants.
No wonder the new Old Gold is con-
verting smokers everywhere! Try it.
Experience its delicious new taste. No labo-
ratory can show you that! You'll get new
idea of how enjoyable cigarette can bel
p. Lorilard Company Established 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Junior Army S Aid
In Rubber Drive
Wins Praise

In many cities throughout the country the
Junior Victory Army, organized by the Hearst
papers, is contributing raluabe aid to the nations
lcdr effort. The foIlo,cing letter shoes honO the
collection Of scrap rubber eea8 increased BIT the
patriotic activities Of the Junior Victory Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

up FOR the nights war work. Good
idea2
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

Pan Eduard F. Peroutka,
pTedseda vyboru, ktery dsilov-
ne PRAGUE pro zdar teto akce,
ma velkou dGveru v dspech ne
delhi sch1ze, ktera sc Dude ko-
natl v Auditoriu skoly sv. Va
clava tuto ned6li odpoledne.
Re zajmu, jaky panuje u mno-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

Baltimore Sc snazi re vsech sill
prokazati svoji oddanost k ma
81 Americke vlasti. Pan pred
soda Ed. F. Peroutka byl pra-
We vyrozumen panem vyslan-
Gem Vladimirem Hurbanem,
re p. Jan Masaryk, Volta Be-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

jsou zadani ably Sc z1castnili
nedelni schnze bez ohledu ma
to zdali koupi Bond a nebo nj
koli. Poradatelstvo doufa, re
tato sch1ze Dude mfti veliky IL
speech clmz dokazeme i nasl
Wade re ceskoslOvenstl Tide v
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
pro upiSOvanf techtO bOndi

hych loyaln1ch Cechoslovakn
naseho mesta, pan Peroutka
soud1, re prodej ma teto sch1zi
dosahne obnosu 100000 a po-
nevada toto je nejvets1 podnik
kdy poradany u mas, ktery ia
Ike must mlti podporu vsech
nasich krajanI, jest zadoucno,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

ably kazdy kdo niue koupiti
jakykoli Bond prisel a ucinil
svoj1 narodnl povinnost.
Pr nedelnl schGzi Dude to
tax zaranzovano, re kdo 81 bu-
de pratt upsati Bond Dude tax
moci uciniti b9hem schGze.
Kazdy krajan a krajanka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

mes a on sam budou urcite pTf-
tomni nedelni schulz!
Pfatele, nedejte 81 ujfti tax
vzacnou prllezitost vyposlech-
nouti tyto znamenite Tecn1ky!
PTijdte jist6 a die moznosti
kupte Bond. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Nezapomente v nedei, 8. 1nora o 4. bod. odpol.
SDRUZENE SPOLKY CESKOSLOVENSKE
pOTadai1 HrOmadnOu SchUZi
. VACLAVSKE
v AUDITORIUM

v AUDITORN SKOIY w. VACLAVSkE
pro upsoWmd NGOb 0dh Pmue ukev d vGmod Amade
cGH bWu pMmna pnuv: a Mr mmm Jan M@Hk& I vHmc puk Vad urban ca senator Volta
Be5 Father Rs%rJ @S HpnaA Amer kompenh haan Karl Shfana JIM ponn@tm.e est aamenchf@
CT PUHe JNA Vast dA NaMo sh1 rdmo bmem 100000 di
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Women S Tourndmen!
Lists Close March |

Entries for the eighteenth an
nual women'S city bowling cham
ponShlp tournament close March
/, Secretary Madeline Romen an
nounced today The tournament
will open at Chene-Trombly April
Is. Reservation Of places loN 10
teams assures a closing datc OF
May II AT the earliest The 1913
event goes to Palmer Park, an
other announcement reads.
The expectation is for A total
team entry Of 900 and an effort
IS in progress 10 make the total
! 900 Secretary Romen believes
the. entry OF 742 IN 1911 viii be
exceeded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
leo WaIIi(k Beats
0rth al Own Style

Leo WalIck chalkcd up another
victory IN his long string last eve
nIng 40 The expense OF bad man
Paul Orth OF Toledo. whom Mn
WalIck took care of Via the pile
driver route IN q bout at Arena
Gardens
LEO vouwS hon he bumped Orih.S
head lla Three pile driver holds
after Orth mad won q. tall over Leo
IN 1870 They carried Orth from
Tho ring and badly wrcnchcd
rr.k prevented ND, return. Flash
Gordon defeated Al LaFoon in the
mail a drnpkick dong the job
~, 10 Bert RUbl and Louis
vu.>tIcd a 5u-mnule draw
Frankie ClomonS defeated
putr u lO5i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
.CamiIIi Gets Raise,
Signs With Dodgers

NEW YORK, Feb. II QNSl.-
Dolph Camilli, Brooklyn's smuggling
first baseman and most valuable
player in the National League last
season, has signed for 1912 with a
pay increase.
Camilli came 10 terms after only
a little pickering, said Dodger
President Larry MacPhaIl. He did
not disclose the amount of the
raise but IN was believed that Ca
mill, who received Sl5,O IN 1871,
will get either Sl7,500 or S200O0
Pitcher Curt DAVIS, who last year
won 10 and lost Z, also agreed TO
terms. believed 10 be Sll 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
zamdris Bout Tickets
Go on Sale Monday

Tickets for the Frank Zamaris-
Lee Savold heavyweight battle at
Olympia March 6 Will 90 on sale
next Monday II was announced
today by promoter Nick LondeS.
ZamarlS. whose hard punching
carried him 10 The final of the
recent white hope tournament IN
Detroit. was deprived of meeting
Savold for the heavy end of the
purse because of fractured
thumb suffered in the seminal.
Savold went on TO win which
made match with ZamafiS what
the cauliflower gentry call a nat
ural.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
SOUTHEASTERN HIGH WEDNESDAY
LEAGUE

Team No Clyde HathaVay 100
James Dodson lsI-i7s; Helen ShugAr'. No
score Joseph Wittnsr. 1920 Barney
KonkaL las 1872 Team No Leonard
coltman 1915 Oris Barrow 1919.
Forest Green, III ~ score. Henry K0Tzyn-
SKI. l27. Edith Menden 36-no score,
Team NJ 3 EdVard Lisiermsn. no score
Cala Emery NJ score Helen Bethel 50
90 Robert Kelley, l29lis Douglas Earl
ll3-iol Team 80 { Fred Nash. no score
Dick Wenft. itg lfs Frank Teasdale 1874
Jim Badly 1903. Ruth Green l03-nC
score r Boehm liS
sol THEtsTERN W MO>DAy EXTRAS
Team ~ Prentice ButhWell ist-isa
Frances iuch ~ shirley Uuch, III
Paul Knott no score
DE>BY HIGH THJ RSDtY LEAGIE
Team No r Nsuta.s IS william
Muller. e. n Muller u o Cisirhout
SO l. Dudos So. l. PomaviIe - Team
No. M. Howl -. ". Jsyons. ~ V
Van YORK - J Breckner ~ A shsr
81 Team 10. 2 , Babhsge, 2st. n
Moore, rs; L@nnies. l5s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
81 Jenkins Tries
{ Comeback Toniqht

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. II OUP)
Former lightweight champion
- jenkins tries The comeback
tonight m a lO-round bout
~ Marty Servo. United States
Coa,tguard>man. AT %hc arena.
I'm his first bout since he lost
the tr3c 20 Sammy Angott iJcn-
kin,- viii seek quick knockout
over the Schenectady y. &. bat
tlcr IN hopes Of building himself
Up for another shot at the light
weight crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
TIMES RIFLE SCORES
EAsIERN HIGH MEDNEsDAN LfAGIl

EASTERN HIGH WEDNESDAY IEAGJf
Team No. Edward Russell 1852 Har
old Laesch. lO3 George &. kriese, rs
Dorothy n Keister il2 Fred Hakim 100
Team No. 2-E Van Eckhoutte. lA Il
Thurman 1872 John sand 40. icon Gesr.
H. Evelyn Burger. ia. Leo }. McGough
20
FITZSIMONS INTER-CLIB LEAGIE
The Inspection team defeated Tool Room
Hs-io/ us Inspection r. Easter 1879,
-Plonks, 1875 DINNER. l7t. Chudy. l30
Timte. ISL Tool Room Cook, ias Easter
1873 Thurman, 1875 SHINING, 1873, Bitter
1870
>OJ THEasTER> ~ Tuesday LEAGIt
Team 80. cara ketts i0l "a, q, X
LchimbeCk. l2s IFS, Jack Miller. l2t-l3f
Bud FRYE. no score Hobert Oakes, 1873 $50
Team 80. Car OlafsOn no score {. W
Miller l3s-lfs The Martlndale. ia
l03. Art Helm. q as James Gsuchey 1903
i0l Team No s Roy Anderson. 1912
Dorsen ne Vol lO57s. Kay Thornton, 50
rs. Warren Carletsu No score Leon Tucoi
1919 Team 30 George Lauth 1872
Harry StsinhsHsef, iS2-i52. Charles Diem
is2-no score. Guy Conkey, ls2-l54, Dor
Ross. l7i-l63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Joc Whisper sent u, cbeck for
$50 as Palmer Park Recreation
House and patrons contribution 10
the "Buy a BoWbcc' tm,d.
IacF AifiicrS hii-StsTS ar6- gong
10 fire Tommy Thompson a.
matchmaker and change their
name after the beating they took
from Clara Alien Olympic Recre-
alton IN match a. Imperial
Thompson got the All-Stars 10
spot the women 80 pins game
but they didn't need II for they
Won bv 266 m shooting 1883 9Oi
for 2672 10 Tho mons 2406 Louise
Stockdale anchored for $50 while
Mrs. Allen fired a ESQ oRener IN
557. Mills SOL was high for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Herb Tabbert'S 216 and Jerome
tOnl0que'S 692 are records in the
Beacon House. Tabbert'S pa was
the best the last time out.

Scorfag sh,mprd in ~ 1cr',
I"d.o" Looo. Georgc S'cr E"d!...g
NTH 81 ,GG--4-GAE.
Led by Vince Sarah with 80 in
$50 lIaags shaved Wood, lead 10
two games IN The Riviera House by
winning three points irum-ehFnS,
Wayne Ramsay rolled % and
Jack Burke 2Oi-2O6-Zl3 in 613.
Gladys Demp~ey'> 1879 and Lu-
ellie DNbow skis l6i-I5I-l5S for
i76 stood out in the New Garfield
Ladies No. |.
Hovor6 Froadbool>' Pr and
623 tccrc top rgpos o 'bc R"dtord
H0Us'.
Nellie Wanlc.- -0i and Anne
Bhemci,'er, 535 were hChhChtS
in the Rivera Ladlc> House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
chie's 30 and Charles Emery's 232
in Clio feature.

kafbc,1ie W0it'Q TER nus TON
srFg'f fte tNri~7 ttrrrr'd Ecrrry'
House SO. ,,
Suu-Ray five rolled 26S2 a new
second high. and Ronald Bate, 2i9.
a now third in the Gicneaglc>
S25. but pickford boosted its
lead 10 two games by sweeping
Blrascy Milton Martin, sponsor.
shot an unusual series, l37-l3S-l39
for ili.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

ono &c. possibly two VIII bC
broken when The Detroit Time,
All-Star Classic howlcrS hike &c
Les Taylor's Naples Recreation in
Dearborn for their weekly malchc,
tonlght. Teams involved ire Min
eraltcS. Walby'S Norton anc
Twentieth Century
Chot Slccy Norton and Joe
LichS Twentieth Century arc Ger
tam 10 end their deadlock for sixth
position aS they VIII cross alleys
AnrinnIz carving Tho better aver
age and viii be favored 10 take
two OF The three games
Harold Aliens MlnerallcS and
Rudy Walby.> are knottcd IN
fourth. position and the former
- a good chance 10 pull ahead
II wit be- the choice tor a
~eP-e3ef Ted Robans NernorS
The Nlncrahlcs also are in a bad
mood after what Dick Krakow $
Five and Henry Ehrlc'S Coca-Cola
did the past two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Has TO TACE 4. & d.

On thnnthcr hand Walby must
contend with George Holmes FIX.
hardt & Becker, only two game,
back and a tough customer Wher
- want, 20 be- WaIhys display,
good scores IN Inc pIncheS and VII
have 10 against T. 4 Is, or come
away on The short end
Unless the unexpected happens
Iea-&ArFi- Styoh should add e
ITS lend ~ The expense of Krakow
despite We loss oa Us captain
Suoh Is rNo Cauc2 ahead Of Nal
Gllma-+-- Pans Wmch also should
have easy SAILING GnlcS, Wayne
SpaglGn- Bowling School snaps
oar al us losing wals
George EJ}a0f.~ Schmidt should
Keep on Tho horl, OF the leaders
when - meets RoC OlcrUycr ,
U.tot Ga-bo' providing Tommy
Thompson doesn't fail down filing
for.~ huo' Thompson has q
lsi' ~ stumbling on The allie!
WIS BIS ogfhraW delivery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Erich Alexander and George
HliebaS divided honors In the East
ern Market Merchants al Rainbow
the former finishing with 2j5 for
625 and the latter hitting 2li-?i5
in 6lJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
; i'm a Row for Dora
She Rolls Not l. Not z but 3 2oo-PIus Games
for High Women's Series at Damico's
BY HAROLD KAHL

When Dora Bertuzzi, %, made
up her mind 10 bowl her first 200,
she did 1t in a big way. Not only
one. but thrcc-20l, POP and 2lS
for gu. and the highest series
rolled IN womcn'S league at
Frank Damico'S Mack Boulevard
Recreation since il opened.
This is only Mrs. Bertuzzi's sec
ond year in the game. Her 2l8
and gu are both records for the
Ladies Junior House where she is
member Of Ann Parente'S Altes
club.
There are three other ladies'
leagues al Mack Boulevard. Senior,
Mack Avenue Business and Friday
afternoon.
Nine Detroit Elks teams handed
Pontiac Lodge i3l-pin trimming
in "A series of matches on the lat
ter's drives. George Little Chief
Bender was high for Detroit with
SOC and Carl Name for Pontiac
with 58i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
u Stroh in Good Spot
TO Add TO Lead
Despite Norris Loss
STANDINGS
TONIGHT,S MAI(HES

National " Coca cola. alleys / Bow
inc school vs. Paris. 81 Krakow ~
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