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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
PROFIT ZAsKRTU.

Ponevac zaskrt prepada dit
ky splse neil dospele osoby,
DIR. R. H. Riley, reditel statni-
no odboru zdravotnictv1, radi
ably rodice Timed je ockovati
dali, jestlize jejich ditky do
sud proti zaSkrtu ochraneny
nebyly.
"Jestlize vase baby 8 anebo
9 mes1cnf nebylo dosud ochra-
memo, vezmete jej lined do
nejblizsi yam kliniky," DIR. Ri
ley rad1. "Odklad NIUE byti
nebezpecnym."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
POSLEDNf DEN BAZARU.

Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf v Belcam-
pu zada vsechny nase prizniv-
ce a verne Cechoslovaky, ably
nezapomeli navstfviti posledni
den Bazaru to jest " sobotu,
dine 81. Tijna.
Bazaar jest pod T1zen1m Gle
nj Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni z Bel
campu.
Pomozte a pTijdte do jednoho.
Zabavnf Vybor G. N. S.
Belcamp, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30

Policie okresu Montgomery
hleda darebaka, jenz napadl
Edwarda English a jeho man
zelku z Poolesville. Rozehnal
Sc ma ne nozem, ale manzele u
nikli mu. Darebaku manzele
poskytli jfzdu We SVEN automo
blu. Prepadnouti 81 je pokusil
u Rockville, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
1880 ZEN We SVETNICfCH
O~BSTARANYCH Y. w. C.. A.

Sluzebn1 registr 'spolku Kres.
tanskych Zen postaral Sc o by
ty 1880 zenam V prvnfch de-
viii mes1c1ch tohoto roku, jez
pfiSly do Baltimore bud praco-
vati ma valecnych potfebach a.
nebo, re mely prfbuzne v biz
kosti vojenskych kampG.
Lonskeho roku bylo zen ia
kovych 848.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Nasim Ceskoslovenskyym zakaznikim k povssllmnutl!
KlimeSova Pekarna,

ktera pc tolik rokd tesla Sc Vasi pTizni a dodavala svo-
je pecivo do Vasich domovi a obchod1 Vaseho soused7
stv1, jest nucena nasledkem nedostatku pracovnlch sill,
zastaviti dovazeni svych vyrobkG.
Behem nynejsi situace, Dude Klimesovo Pecivo a
v~yhlaseny KlimesHv Chleb k dostani kazdy den " obcho-
de 2O13 ASHLAND AVE. a " sobotu v NJ. E. Marku We
stancich go a 81.
V techto t6zkych dobach kazdy z mas radosti pTi-
nasi nejakou obet a ia doufam, re naSi p~feeetnf zakazni-
ci 81 sami k nam pro pecivo dojdou. Budou nami radost-
ne pTivftani a k veskere spokojenosti obslouzeni.
Srdecne vsem zakazn1kdm dekuje a dalsf prfzen 81
v~yprosuje
"a KLIMEsOVU PEKARNU
KAREL KLIMES mattel
2O13 ASHLAND AVENUE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
10 ROKU "A PREPAID.

James Parker, 22lety, Cd
souzen byl ma 10 rok6 do we've
nj, ktere spachal 2. Tfjna u
elm tam muzi. S Parkerem byl
20lety Stanley Platter. Odsou-
zen1 tohoto soudcem zadrzeno
bylo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

EFT by Eugene r. Hougardy, rs,
Rt. ., Box 1ss. Tacoma, and Carole
r. Battles. "a, Seattle.
Mrs. John Ballaek of Tacoma N
now visiting friends and relatives
IN Walla walla.
MIR. and Mrs. William Pro.ser
and children. sherman and Eve
lena. recently visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tanner of
Copalis Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. spiegle.
400b No. 81st, recently attended a
birthday party In Cosmopolis hon.
oring X. Z. Elliott. The party was
given by Mn. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boscovich
recently returned 10 Tacoma after
their wedding trip to California
and are now at home at 2220 No.
10Th 1T.
4
Mrs. Leland Graham of ocosta
recently visited her parents. Mr..
and MIS-. Wilbur knobble of Ia
coma.
Friends in Oakville, where Miss
Mabel Marcella Frederick, 1903 No.
22d st WAS a grade school teacher
until Feb. rs. were glad to hear of
her recent marriage to Arnold VIII
liam Keller In Great Falls, Mont.
\. \. GossusAn of Puyallup was
a recent walla Walla visitor.
An application for marriage
license was made recently in Ever
EFT by John v. DeOra, 26. Tacoma
and Veva g. Conley, rs, Mount
Vernon.
Joe Wilkins, telephone company
installer who was a candidate for
school board for the third time in
the March 10 election. advised
friends he will leave Monday to
work In Seattle.
School Board Director 4. Chris
tian Erichsen and his wife are
back home from a long visit In
California.
Jim Moriarty. Bellarmine high
school student who has been max
ing a name for himself as an ora
tor, was guest of the Tacoma Lions
club at Hotel Winthrop Thursday
noon.
4
L. II. Burnett is serving IN a
committee making arrangements
for the convention of the Wash
ington State Retail Jewellers as
ISOLATION In Everett May 10 and IL
Convslescing In st. Ioseph's
hospital In A. J. I,emense of 1880
So. L st, who injured his back
two weeks ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
A.sv1 MORE Main Street ; ;Asz ss On

n, WAS killed In action In the
Philippine islands on Dec. s. Rus
sell was a radio man with the army
air corps. and had entered the
army In November. 1910. He came
to Tacoma from North Dakota.
and worked here for soms months
before joining the army.
Mr.. and Mr.. Marcel r. Sandox,
of 70s So. cushman ave, are cele-
brating the birth of a son, Dennis
Paul. their first child, Friday ut
Tacoma General hospital. Grand
parents are Paul 4. sandox of
Trail. Ore, and Mr.. and Mrs. stan
ley Taylor Of McMinnville, Ore.
Mrs. Taylor Ia now In Tacoma with
her daughter.
Passing out stogies Thursday
was automan Eddie Williams, the
event being an eight and a half
pound boy born early Wednesday
at Tacoma General hospital. Eddie
had for a week been hopping
around auto row like a Mexican
jumping bean, hoping his heir
would arrive on ST. Patrick's DAY
No he could call him Pat. Aside
from this, mother and baby are
doing fine.
An application for q marriage
license was made recently In Ever
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Evangelist Fsvors
Spiritual Dynamite

Some church people need a
stick of spiritual dynamite under
them" said Evangelist c. p.
Gates of Seattles at the First
Evangelical church Wednesday
night n he spoke on -Four Steps
TO Power"
Too many church people
haven't had q spiritual experience
since they were converted many
years ago" he said
The theme of Thursday nights
sermon NJ the church. 18th and
X sts., In Behind Gods Back"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Stale Would Fill
our Clerical Jobs

The state personnel board has
four clerical jobs IT wants to fiji.
II was announced Thursday by
Supervisor Harold A. Lang.
Competitive examination will be
conducted for the positions of tele-
phone operator. appeals reporter.
head addressograph graphotype
operator and addressograph-
graphotvpe operator.
Deadline for applications Is
April 2. Details are available
from the state personnel board.
Smith Tower, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Services on Friday
AT Tolmud Toruh

Regular Friday services will be
held At the Talmud Torah syna-
gogue, South 4th and Eye, at SIS
p. M, with Rabbi 3. I. TRIGGER
officiating. The sermon topic will
be a continuation of the rabbits
presentation Of the fundamental
principles Of Judaism. answering
the question: What is Judaism ?"
Following the worship hour
there will be the social hour in the
restry rooms under the auspices
Of the womens auxiliary of the
congregation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Soldier 5 Funeral
To Be al Fl. Lewis

Funeral services for Sgt. Robert
=. Wolfe. II. of FL Cerrito. Calf,
will be held Friday at 10 a. m.
from the 30th Infantry chapel.
Fort Lewis. Interment will be in
the fort cemetery. under the direc-
tion Of Buckley-ninF. Wolfe died
Monday of an accidental gunshot
wound In the forehead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

Pirates Of penzance." favor
lite operetts Of Gilbert and suiii-
van fans. viii be presented Friday
evening BY students Of Eatonville
high school.
The popular production will
have a cast of 70 student players.
including such members as Frank
Dammann. Dorothy Novelli, Jack
Lsffsw, Lyndell Morgan, Harriet
Nelson and others who have
helped Eatonville high school earn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Rubber Plantation
Manager Will Speak

A talk on Java and a question
forum will highlight the Friday
noon luncheon meeting of the
Young Mems Business club In
Hotel Winthrop.
William Mackinnon, who re-
Gently arrived here after Is years
In sumatra as manager OF a 20
000-acre rubber plantation. viii be-
the guest of honor and speaker.
The group will also vote on pro-
posed new clubrooms, and all
members are urged TO attend the
gathering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

a first rate musical reputation
throughout the district.
Authentic script and score. cos
tunes and sets will be combined
under the able direction Of Kenard
Sexton.
One of the features of the pro-
ducuon Ii q 14-piece orchestra:
three of the Observation-Disclosures will
be from Lincoln high school here.
who will take places Of Eatonville
students required for singing
roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Three States
Represented
400 Credit Men
Attend Sessions

Trade group meetings occupied
nearly 400 credit men Of three
states 1t Hotel Winthrop IN Ia
coma Thursday after the opening
Of their 18th annaul conference.
A preliminary session of the
Northwest council of Credit Mems
associations was held Wednesday
night under direction Of President
orren H. Judd OF Tacoma. but the
conference officially began with
registration Thursday morning on
the balcony Of the Winthrop main
lobby.
The opening conference session
wns held At p:15 in the roof garden.
starting with singing directed by
Herbert Ford, with Arnold Lever
enx 1t the piano. = welcoms to
Tacoma by Mayor Harry r. Cain
and response by Tom =. Needs Of
opolxans.
The credit men from Washing
Ton, Oregon and Idaho went into
their group meetings shortly after
and were to continue at such busi-
~. discussions most of the day.
Beae 0dlin 10 Speak
mursday's conference day viii
wind up with Victory dinners at
ESQ. Men VIII be In the Crystal
ballroom. at which Reno odlin.
president Of the Puget Sound Ma
Hional hank of Tacoma, will speak
on What Lies Ahead"
Wives Of the delegates and wom-
IN credit managers will dine at the
same time IN the junior ballroom,
where Junia Todd Hallen Of Ia
coma viii speak on the topic.
swhat-so Proudly"
An informal Silver Jubilee vod-
VII program and Victory ball will
BE- held In the Crystal ballroom At
. o'clock.
The conference will close after
general sessions all day Friday and
another dinner ut I o'clock that
evening.
Three officers of the National
Association Of Credit hen are on
the conference progrru here.
They are President Ray c. Will
son Of Salt Lake City: David A.
Weir, assistant executive manager.
from New York. and Owen 3.
Dibbern, western division manager.
from San Francisco.
Tacomans Taking Part
Tacoma credit men are taking
part In the program Thursday and
Friday.
Among those directing trade
group meetings Thursday were J
v. Brosamer, on advertising media;
]. Kaye Ewart. on banks and bank
ing: Oscar r. Lagasse, on con-
struction: Z. Verne Day. on dry
goods and wearing apparel. Hor-
ace v. X. Wright. on foods; Rich
ard c. Hunt, on furniture and
floor coverings: r. w. Edwards,
On millers: L. w. Solquist. on the
oil industry: Walter G. Tate,
paper. printing and stationers;
Farlin B. Nye. public utilities, and
Edward B. Lung. the secretary
managers group.
A luncheon at noon In the crys-
tal ballroom, ut which the Lin
coin = cappella choir will entertain,
win interrupt the group meetings.
Start Early Friday
r. I. Wines, president of the
Tacoma Association of Credit Men,
will preside over a breakfast ses-
sion of association leaders Friday
at 7:30.
Speaking at the general sessions
Friday morning viii be DIR. James
X. Hall. professor of utilities and
finance at the University of WASH
inefon. on The Federal War
Finance and Tax Program; Il. L.
Blaine. jr., of the Peoples Ma
fional bank. Seattle, and national
association director. on THE New
National Constitution" and Frank
Drake Dawson, lecturer. of North
Bend, on The Department Store
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

Luxury" lnIoid for 1912 in popular
morblezed designs. Dense. compact inIoio
surfoce gives extra snoothness and estro
durability. Perfected felt backing that cor
be cemented directly 10 floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
MONTHS MRTAAL
GREAT LAKES
LOCAL sos uAw-CIO

HIEH sC0FfN"" htTTl-dH E0If NIATFT -
Jasin 21S Kozsk 21t Kobis 2i2 Thomas
2i2 DraGonatty 206. Gross 205. Phillips
600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
=Chene-IronabIy
Heads Strohs
BY SingIeG;anne!'
STANDINGS

Unless the lower seven clubs dc
something about il, soon the upper
nine will have the Greater Detroit
League race TO themselves as the
sixth schedule milestone goes by
today following last nights fan
dango at Olympic.
Chene- Trombly teeters on the
first perch just one TO the good
on Stroh. Each scored sweeps,
Chene over Olympic. 1924 10 2o2l
and Stroh over Mercurio, 1880 10
276l. Fife is two games behind in
consequence Of losing one TO Ra-
mona.
De Luxe-D improved its posi-
ton in singing Ekhardt-Becker
twice by 300l TO 29l3 and pulled
into a tie for fourth only three
games from the top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
BOTH WAY DOWN

MineraliteS got over Pepsi-Cola
and had 3059 TO 1887 losing the
middle game. Howard Curtin was
in Harold Aliens spot as Ernie
Soest remained in his old spot as
anchor. Both Paris and Mineralites
are 10 games down as head OF the
last seven. Paris dropped two TO
Welding, 1878 TO 2S47.
Individually. Cass Grygier OF
Stroh led the list with 683 Bill
Kenet had GIG and Joe Norris 614.
Eddie La Budde OF De Luxe-W
counted CTS. Howard Curtin, Min
ties. 679: Steve Dutko. Elk
dit Becker. Csc; Sam Richard
son. Pepsi-Cola. 65l; Bert Mort,
Indian Village. 654.
Others beating $50 were Tony
Novank and Louis Burr. De Luxe
u, 639 and 6i3. George Holmes.
Flies. 634. Reno Ministrelli Ra-
mona. 635; Tom Rooney. Mineral
ties, 644
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Metfo-Eedture
Pairs Standard
And Mi. Elliott
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

Standard VS. Mt. Elliott. alleys Ia:
WEIGH and Southeastern, "a: Palmer PARK
and National, So; George Murray ana
Koppitz rs: Hill and Rainbow. 9-iOi
Chene -Trombly and Martin 11-l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17


Another shuttle of the Metro
politan Classic League ratings Is
finite tomorrow night at Otto Bile
meister's aeon Recreation,
although Standard is apt to come
out with at least tie for first.
Mt. Elliott must sweep and such
a result seems hardly likely,
although not impossible.
With only Is pins difference IN
average in favor of Standard. $40
TO 952, neither Ellis Walkers men
nor Jim Tropea's appear sure
things in the face of form as it
runs in this league.
WEIGH, loser of II straight, gets
more than passing notice in con-
sequence of blanking Art Wat
sons Palmer Parks. This happy
ending was the first WEIGH ven
ture into the won column.
Consequently, Ernie Bolle and
his Southeasterns may not pick up
the games they need to get ahead.
Melch- is a new team made of
players not so well known az
others. The regular lineup in
cludes William Sullivan, Frank
Price, Philip Steinheiser, Dave
Newman and Michael Nichols.
George and Murray has a 26-pin
advantage in average over Kop-
Ipitz, yet the competition probably
will be all one can expect. Kop-
pitt has Harry Glidden, Carl Len
nox, Jack Gardner. Roland j.
tBud) Ritter, and Robert Rich.
George Murray offers Nick Van
Ring. Bob Lorey, Jack Murray,
Angelo Damico and Carl Radzom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
MOTOR CITY
WEST FORT

WIT FUHT
Pts Pts
Pleasant IL Scenic
Whaling's ~ Ashlevs
Iawndalc 10 Rrasch
Rwedes ~ Old Dutch
w Jefferson 10 Fort Blvd.
Auto 10 Foreman's
High scores Szuch 2f2-237 va
EQUINE zoo. j. Powers 210, II. Elliott col
X Buckshi 224 20i. r Trionh 2Ol. M
81 raub 2Oe-23t. J. Kopchis 20i. V Petru
2i4 r. Frnt 200. Dan csntwell JI. 1888
@ Cantwell 225 c, Kish 20i J Polyal
220 .2o2. w Demgus 200-20l J. Paychech
2Oi-2l5. L. Gross 235-236. NJ Orahant 2i2
In. Jewell 200. A Chsrney al. l.
Trickett 226. NJ sssie 202. n. F1orenz
900. g Morris 22i-219. NJ. Pspp 2ii-2O0
r. simanek 203-20O. L. Forgssh ell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
RIVIERA
House LEAGUE

High scores-Louis ouine 23s, Ed Weigert
Erv. Kosmowski 225-201, Walt Bednarski
225. Jack Robinson ga, Ed Horosco 2i9.
Homer Johnston 214-203, Tony Wisniewski
ski oil. Idwal Thomas All, Art Malone
200. Jim Young 204. Al Sorrell 203. Harold
Mabee 203 Jack Mather 203. George
Gregory 202. VIM. LANCE 201, Gus Kampe
20l. Gordon Tanner 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
NuRR.y >ICur oWIs
MURRAY TNTERPLANT

High SCORES = Anthony LasecN 81, Guy
Bunting ga Jack Burnett 246, Gordon
Russell 200. John Jansuzek 227. Walter Po-
kryWka 2O3 Alphonse Stehlin 2l7. Frank
Biaszkowski 2Oq. II ToggWeiller 23s. Louie
Drager 2Os. r Mackowiak 2ie. L. Rutlow.
Ski 200 Peter Jaeger oil. Walter Wo1Cik
200 Thomas Cameron 2Oe20i George
shortreed 22f Ralph Cope 2i6 Ray Camp
bell 2Ol John Krakow ~ 2i2. Joseph Eli
OF 2O2 William Mex ick 22f Nick Isaac
200. A. Rideout 200 Jumbo Crosse 231. T
Hennig 20f. !. Andrews 20i Y Nowinski
COS. T.. Maci8k 232. G. Sturza 2i3. s.
Rogers AL Leonard Day 2i0 Joseph
Schornack 2O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
BOWL-O-DROME
NATIONAL
BEACON
HOI ~ LEAGUE

High scorss--L. Findlay 24s. Jack Heensn
235.2iI. s Teeter 22e, v Gogols 2J3-202.
M Koehn 22s s. Moschina 22s. X Stroh-
msier 222. J. ,ysnye 222. Y Zundel 2ls.
John K0yatch 40. G Rebb 200. y. Hunter
2O4-2Os Roth EOS. w Gruehala 2O3,
r. Peshks 2O2. l.. Blair 202. Ed. benrendt
2Oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
IN 600 GROUP

The 500 division also included
Adam Beller, Mcrcurio. els; John
Moch. Ramona. SD; John Grim
minis. Paris. 62l: Ken Ludiker,
Welding, 6l5; Don Brichta.- Stand
ard, sos, Leonard Dettloff, Air
craft. 6l6; Al Pasket Indian
Village. els Herb Matthews,
.Mette Standish, Tom Dorazio OF
AlteS. 62l. SOP. 600. respectively
Roy c. Tim Miller. Mineralltes,
627; Walter Durbin. Pepsi-Cola.
500. and Louis Sielaff, Chene-
Trombly. els.
Grygiers string read 204-244-
255: Curtin'S, 249-2l3-2l7; Kenets,
219-235-222: La Blu d d e's, 2ll-
221-243
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
PALM BEACH

High scores-Harry Boswell 200. Ralph
McCauley 2i4. Schnetxhofer 22s. Bernie
Bernstein 203, Howard Rupp 40. John
schaefer 2i3. Peter Collurs 2i2. Leonard
carr 2os,- Floyd Gould 2oa, Klamath HAnsr
/ 2O4, Clyde Schooley 223. William Cairns
/ 222, Henry Racie 200 cy Grsna 2o7. Jo-
se ph StAknis 224. Edward Olson 2i0. Frank
Fonte 253. Earl Hinekley 20i. Norman
LanRe 2l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
CLUB BOB-LO
DETROIT BOARD or EDUCATION

High scores-Gerald McGlynn rs. o X
Rose 223-2i5 KnImholz 20. Bert Borsodl
22l 2os. Vsro June 22i Ted BlAkley 2l3.
Ernest Fox 2i3. George COatta 2l2- VIII
liam Peterson 2i2-20l. George CLAYTON
zoe sherman Crots POS. Wolber 2Os,
Rrurs Lawson 2os 200 Amner EOS. John
Parker 203 Walter BroWe 2o3-202. Bernie
KOtarski 203 John L'Hoie 202, John
Btckei 900. Adam DeMarttno 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
THE NAPLES
VOGUE
GRAPHIC ARTS
RED DIVISION
WILLOW run BOMREK

della a.s.2as w ssS sEsen ai zD' n. Gs
220-202. A. ssgert 21i2o2. j. Piettl 2i3
b. Kogut 200. J. sobditch 207. +. Miller
203. J. Williamson 2o3. c. Feucht 202. s
Phillips 2i2. C. Anderson 20s. G.. Ander-
son 2l4. g. Tyteca 200. w. Hogan alt, A.
-CoeSsmAn-2la,- EFitE-2e 2'-W-K4-r-qft-
schlichtenburg 2l7 J. Krekler I'll, W
Skidmore 213, 4. Clock 204.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
STANDINGS LEAGUES METRO DISTRICT
OLYMPIC
DETdOIT POLICE DEPARTMENT

HIHh ttoTet- MArk Hammpnd w, nay
Pickard 23s. Frank Greoa 236. Newt Peters
2O3-234. Frank Wrobleski 22s. Joe Burkard
226, Harry smith 2O5-223. Robert sheridan
22i. Herb Janke 900. Floyd Robert al
George Pell az. Jim McNally 215, Geo.
Cole 2l4. William Bari 2i3, Edmund
Regina 2i2. Hal Burnham 2i2. Ira Klibbe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
RITTER
HOUSE LEAGUE

215-asi, c. Lennox 2o7- 2o3-21i. r. Rich
2i2-2O3, ID. Kennedy 225-2o3-2lO. n. Bell
237-203. II. Ekstrom 211-232. v. Mueller
235-237, ]. Distefano 2l0-23s, II. Blumke
2O2-253. c. Freshman 220-20s-202. l.
Robbins 2l5-2o1. C. Gardner 235-200 T.
Maisano 2Ol. r. Ritter ais. L. sabo 2o3
Jim GinEereIla Ali. G. Hansen 20s, B
Fischer zoe. o. Auch 20l. T.. Kukla 205
j. Moore 200. j. Krsnik 227, c. Neu
mann 200. L. Krantz 205. r. Rateiek 2i1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
MERCHANTS

High scores Art Blackburn 2l7. Theron
White 2l3 Bob Thompson 2ii-2iO, George
Puszak 2Il, Charles Mckinney EOS, Jack
Lucy 2Os Clarence stewart 206, Don
Cards 2Ol Bob Massey 200, Dick Glenn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
HOT ~ LEAGUE

High scores Leslie Grace 23I. Thos.
Grove 202-226 VIM. Teeter 20s-2Q2. VIM.
Meyers 223 Edwin stephan 235. Jim Nc
NaiIy 2O2 Jim Hslliwell 230-2l3. steve
Miller 2io. Ted Coulter All. Vim, Peterson
23s Robt Lindsay 2il VIM. Bolt 20j.
John Bickel 213. Arthur Michan 209 Har-
old Gerstler 2l4-234. Herbert Zicman 2i0-
2O5.213. Edwin Collins 22i-2i3. Ralph Thei-
sen 200. Walter Burgess 2ii-2o6, Georse
Garner 2Oi -243. Donald Cooper go. Peter
Ruehle eos Doctor Page 20i, Geo. Bryant
200 Edward Rzeppa 2i7-2i3. Thos. Lever
ton 30. Joseph O'Leske 2io Fred Buck
man 2ii. Barney Likschat 200, Theo. Wen
rel 2O3 VIM Roberts 2if. Chas. Springer
l2ie, JOS werstine 227. Elmer Leschke 2is,
Erwin Nagel 205-205 Joe Costa 2o1, Jack
Datilio 2Os. stan Mslccki 725-2On ~ Rras.
zowski 23i Wade Trowbridge 206, Harold
otenbaker 237.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
HOUST LEAGUE

! High scores } Cashier 23f w Fischer
21t, c. Gross 23l G. Voodhe 236, l. Mayer
2O3 Gawlev 22s Motel 224. Parshall
7 2f7-2OO. Buban 2lT Psquette 232-2o6,. NJ
y -&elShrodt- ia Ql.-H.- GU,
liver al T. BerGer. 236s3s T. HOLSTER
.Galirqt 223-2l3 A Boyce 212 r. lynda
226-2O0 II Smith goo Mslek 2t5-20O. I.
shemsnsky 2O4. s Land 222 r Budnick
20i, Vrhanich col 4 KissIer 2i0. w
ggl-2Ol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
SOUTHEASTERN
LADIES HOT sE

High scores-May Korthals 1875 Marie
HOFFMAN 1872. Helen Ions 1919 Dorothy
Langworthy 1Te, Hazel Holleman 17e.
Grace Wulbrecht 177-l74, Grace Johnson
1T6. Florence sullivan i76, Florence Clan
VILE 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
VIC TORY
DEsoTO- WYOMING
sE,ITEsr
p. l.. JACOBS MIDNIGH

High scores-L Hooper 2& Leslie Nor
ism 2i7. r Porer pa 233 h. Coone 23a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
PALMER PARK
). RITA's PARISH
DETROIT LUMBERMEN's

HIgh sCoTes-Lee LeFeVtr ZJh, HaFoId
Goodwin 236, Tillieo Sorrentino 233 Hugh
Macdonald PIT, Ed Chcowlas 203. Lew
Laskey 203. Eugene Peplinski 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
DETROIT POST OFFICE
GRANDMONT
ST. MARY or BEDFORD

HtCh sCores- MHIuFth 3Jb, btIItF =
Hannifan 222 Herzoe 22i-2t0, Drouiilard
22i o'Doneell as, Waldecker 2li- 2O'- SOl
Gtddsy 2iO. German 2O2- 202, Farley 2o2
T G. I.indernme 2Ol Theisen 202 Thu
2O2 Berlin 20l, McManus 2Oi, klusmsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
ORIENT
SENIOR HOUSE

II High scores-B. Cullen 236. 4 Walerski
\ 235-222 j Springer 234-20S w. Woolley
233. u Leake 232 X. Glare 22s, T..
Springer z24-2ls. Boz schon 22l-215, y
4 Kosmowsd pa W. Dstlod 224. ID.
I Springer 220-2O2. ID LevOska 2l5, C.
h Morrison 2i4 A. Martin 21t-207. W
4 Glazebrook 2il, r Bardel 2lli c Kowa
iewsh 30 n BardeI 203 G Jonas 2O3
i y. Springer 202, 5. Kapan 202, T. Males
2Ol 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

Totals 1929 a7s ssj Totals 1885 ss2 a5e
Grand total 1853 Grand total 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
HOIsE IEAGIE
GLENEAGLES
$50 not ~
DESOTO-WYONING

23l. Walter Kesseirinr 22f. William Flohr
22i Robert Fuller 2l5. Warren Wrobbel
2l2 William Jolma III Milton Martin POS
James O'Connor 203. william Nee 20c-20i
Homer Lemon 2O2