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The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
BASEBALL FANS


The McGills Baseball team
which had deposited its franchise
and forfeit money # $35 at the
first meeting of the OGBA BY
Soup Lawson was voted out of the
club league on account If there be-
ing an odd club by the only two
older clubs that We're in the lea
que last year, which was the
Storz and Hamms Clubs. There
was four new teams entered in the
league. After my club had post
ed franchise money, why did part
les Concerned have to put my team
the seventh club and vote me out ,
That same old stuff So / am
Sorry that cannot have this
community place to 60 on Sun
days to see a good team in action.
Ernest Ritchie and Soup Lawson
have abandoned all efforts to seek
admittance in the league this year
Thanks 10 Mr.. McGiE to offer Ia
finance q team for his friends
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

This writer had the pleasure of
sharing a s4a- with Mr. Redd. one
Of the top men at the Fontanelln
hotel On Sunday morning. April
II at the Clair Chapel Church and
the beautiful services and the Low
ely singing rendered by the choir
and the very interesting Sermon
preached by Rev. O. @ Reynolds
impressed Mr. Redd To cast his lot
as member. and it reminded him
so much of the church in Cincinn-
att, Ohio and he also wishes to be-
Come a member of the Brotherhc ID
club. Welcome to our Church
Brother Redd. We also would ike
very much to see Mr.. Underwood
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
WATERS
COLUMN
(BY e. W. SMITH)
WE. 645S

The Omaha Club walters are AL
on the quick step and ready for
spring business and Mr.. Blackwell
the headwaiter and Mr.. Sarl Jones
the wide awake captain and NJ
Charles Solomon, Mr.. Virgil Shobe
Mr.. Frank Buford, Mr. Dave Ste
vens. Mr. Andy Brooks, and Mr..
Charles Vincent are all out III
front in giving modern quick ser
vice at all times
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Mrs Cozie Buckner 26th and
Grant Sts-, just returned from a
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Velma Watkins IF Chicago,
Ill, also her niece Mrs. Yvonne
Spruell Of Milwaukee, Wis, which
she had 4 very nice tr-n
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
MT. MoRIAH BAPr CHURCH

Rev. Dovid St. Clair, Pastor
F. Burroughs, Reporter
Attendance throughout the day
was good. The sermon at both
the morning and evening worship
We're delivered by the pastor. Both
Sermons Were filled With mucn
food for reflection
A very touching solo ''Remarn-
Der Ne" was sung by Mr.. Butler
Of Salem Baptist Church at .he
morning worship period.
At the evening worship the
Lords Supper was observed.
1nstallotion Services for the new
Postor viii be the week Of May 4
through the 10th
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SOCIAL NOTES
PRINcEssEs

The meeting was held at the
home Of Betty Jeanne Thomas,
2210 Charles Street We had I
quiz program which was lead by
Tessie Edwards. The next meet
ing viii be a social meeting at the
home of FIorentine Goodlett- The
meeting was adjourned at 500 D.
m and refreshments were Served
Doris Pittman President, Beverly
STAINS, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

The White Horse Inn with the
ve~y reliable wide awake crew Of
Mr. Branch, Mr. Louis White, Mr..
Dave Russ. Mr. Isiah Jones are
going places and doing things at
all times.
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The Railroad boys are going ov-
er the top. Mr. McCalister, NJ.
Harry Swein, Mr.. Luther johnson
Mr.. Phillips, Mr. James Woods.
Mr. Louie Artison and all the boys
are topnotchers-
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PRACTICE SESSION

Soup Lawson manager Of tha
McGill's baseball team will have
a practice Session Sunday after
noon from 2 to Anyone wish
ing to tryout be on hand at 22nd
and Seward St.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

FLASH The Omaha Guide is On
the upward trend with all the va-y
latest news and the top business
ads at all times and we Should all
be a good spoke in the wheel by
taking out a one years subscripI-
ion.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Corbert, along with Capt Booth
Mr. Owens, Mr.. Thomas, all are IN
the running at all times for quick
modern service Now let's give
them a hand.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

The Cottonwood Room at the
Blackstone hotel with the fast
stepping crew Of walters is in the
running on quick service in very
fine way.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

ARE YOU a union waiter p
Take out share in the Credit IN
ion of the c Club and help If to
growl
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Mr.. Eugene Melton age So. dIea
Tuesday April 14th at q local nos
pital after an extended illness.
Mr. Melton had been a resident or
Omaha for % years and had been
a packing house employee for D
number Of Years. The body IS at
Thomas Mortuary pending funer-
al arrangements.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Thomas, Pres, Harold Roach, Sec.
Otis Wright, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Mr. Martin Davis, 81 years died
Saturday evening April 11th at a
local hospital Mr.. Davis had
been making his home with his
daughter Miss Edna Davis 1874
North 25th Street Mr. Davis had
formerly lived at Lincoln, Nebras-
ka for a number of years, in tic
past sixteen Years he had maoe
his home here and in Council
Bluffs, Iowa for awhile Funeral
services were held Thursday a.
ternoon from Thomas Funeral
Home with Rev c. c. Reynn.us
officiating, burial in Pr.spect Hi.
Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
RALPH BATES MARCHING

No 367 IBPOE- Of W.
Held regular meeting April 2,
1912. After business, our presl-
dent Mr. Amos Thomas talked on
the history of the club. Amos
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

The Paxton hotel walters with
that race horse headwaiter, Mr.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

And Mr.. E Mudd. one Of the best
quick service men is in the runu-
ing all Of the time.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
ARE you
As HPEPPY" AS You
USED TO BE?

or are you slipping-lack pep. vigor. tfr.
ezsily-feeI worn out Perhaps you need
more iron and thiamin tvitamin BIZ 70
make you feel popped up like going
places and doing things" Try this for
weeks Take DR.. Thomas Formula 15s. It
supplies iron and thiamfn tyitamin BID
In ACTIVE doses-also contains calcium
giyeeruphosphate. often needed after 30.
It's the formula Of M- c. Thomas, NJ D..
weIl known New York DOCTOR You don I
risk a penny-it's sold on q money back
guarantee. Start getting more out OF life
TODAY-with DR.. Thomas Formula 15s.
Send $1-Oo- GLENN PRODUCTS CO..
DEPT L 100 OBSERVER HIGHWAY.
dOBokES, n. J.
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attend our services sometime.

The Room Service waters az
Fontenelle Mr.. Earl Copeland and
Mr. George Thomas are doing
very fine job
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
DEATHS

Mrs. Anna Dortch age 48 years
died Friday morning April 10Th at
her residence 1142 North 10th St.
Mrs. Dortch had been a resident
of Omaha for eleven years and
had taken an active part in reiig-
ious and fraternal work She is
survived by her husband Mr. Paul
Dortch Of this city, mother Mrs.
Anna Baker Of Savannah, Georgia
step daughter Miss Marie Dortcn
Chicago, Illinois and other relativ-
es- The body lie in state at the
Thomas Funeral Home until Sun
day evening and was forwarded to
Joliet. Ill, for funeral services Gnd
burial there Monday.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Mr. Jonas Adams, age 90, 1904
North oath Street, died Wednes-
day April 8th at a local hospital.
Mr.. Adams had been a resident of
this community for 25 years. Fun
eral Services Were held Monday
April 18th with Rev A Wagner
officiating from Thomas Funeral
Home.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
This Week In Religion
and Thought
nv P0ET n Mnr

BY ROBT. l.. MOODY
GOVERNMENT AND
THE PEOPLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Traitors 10 Ask
President S Pity

CHICAGO. Nov. y GNS).-
F f1f-ee Chicago Germantown
couples. whose trail of treason
leads 10 death IN The electric
chair for the men and the peni-
Tertiary for The women pinned
their hope tor llc and freedom
today on 2 court appeal and fail
ing that. ciemency from President
Roosevelt.
Death sentences were melted out
Yesterday 20 the three husbands.
Hans Man Haupl IS. German
veteran of World War | Walter
46. a truck driver. and
Otto Richard Wcrgln, a., former
German sailor
Their wives Mrs. Erna Emma
Haupt IS. Mrs. Lucille Froehiing,
81. and Mrs. Kate Worgln, A
were sentenced 10 - years i'm
and 10000 fines each.
All SIN were convicted of aiding
Herbert Hans llaupt. son Of the
iidupt couple and one OF eight
NaLl SaboteurS landed by SUBJ
marines on the East Coast last
June 10 carry out a campaign OF
sabotage in the United States
Young Haupt was executed with
five other members Of his party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
PROCEDURE FOR YEARS

Christopher has been bowling
with I'm, employees from the shops
and Tho office Tor many years
Until last night neither be- nor
the men regarded this procedure
as unusual For out al Packard
the president is known 90 every
ono a. George and nc knows
many by their first names. TOO.
Bui las week the story was
published IN The Times and for
the FIRST time tho men became
conscious OF the fact that their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
The War Fronts

RUSSIA Red army crosses
Don in great force: two Rus
sian columns have gap or less
than 40 miles 10 close 10 trap
German army on Stalingrad
front; siege of Stalingrad
broken after 90 days. Page H.
BURMA Raj bombers for sec
ond time in "a hours attack
Japanese airdrome at Meik-
lila. Burma. American air
forces based in India also
stepping up attacks. Page p
NEW GUINEA Allied forces
Unleash powerful land and air
assaults TO blast trapped
japanese troops out OF coastal
positions in Buna-Gona.
Page p
EGYPT British Eighth Army
dogs retreating Afrlka Korps
along Libyan coast 10 prevent
possible stand by ANS forces
AT RI Agheila. AS miles from
Tuni>ia. Page p
TUNlSIA- British advance on
naval base ar Bizertc as Al
lied forces strike To within Il
miles Of TuniS. page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
RIIaSElEDuIlDS Too Much
Packard Presidents Bowling Proves Venishes
as Publicity Puts Him in LimeIight
By FRANK MORRIS

Instead or being just another
be4F competing WIN ms en-
pIoyc> for prize money, George
T. Christopher president OF the
Packard Motor Car Company last
night became a center Of public
arJeu'ton-and he folded up like
Casey batting for MudVIc
lie said II was the most tcU.ty-
irg experience 81 ms lie. having
d gallery at las back and pnolog-
rlphci> ilashbuIbS binding hum
Ig,r Us nc was sure ne was gong
TO strike.
So the Top hos, OF Packard. 5
thousands of workers. bowling
with ms mon. wlltcd like has Wet
collar and ended his final game
with The shameful score Of only
4t-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Siege of Stalingrad Broken
Baby Boy
I'm Buggy
kidnapped

NAUKEGAN. 1lL.-& -
tINSl--The mysterious kdnap-
Ing OF a baby boy, three and a
half months old, brought volunteer
posses today 10 the aid OF police.
sheriff. deputies and large part
Of The civilian defense organila-
tou lon "a search that covered the
c.ry and surrounding counties.
Tho baby Gary BoiJord son
OF a -S-ycar-old commercial artist.
was abducted from in. front Of a
Waukccan store about 20 p. m
yesterday while has mother Mrs.
Stewart Bot,tord p was inside
buying a pair OF anklCtS
Mr., Bot,iord told police She
was ln the store not more Than
100 OF 'hrcc MINUTES. emerging 90
find the babS and hl, buggy gone
The buggy empty was found
shortly aftCfWard about q block
away
Authorize. were unable TO sug-
gc>t q motive foI The crime Po-
lice Chief Bat rNrcll said The kid
paf-eF- F4F4fiis s5s tt--- UCU7rUrCU pei
son
The parents are not wealthy.
eliminating ransom A. mo-
tive" hp- aaleea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
140ut 14Zeros
Sent Crashing

GUADALCANAL. Oct. i de-
layedl uNSJ United States Ma
rine Corps and navy pilots had a
field day today, sending II out OF
II Jap dive bomberS flaming into
vatcrN Oblivion and putting two
Zero planes out OF action.
The Nipponcse airmcn started
the show. attacking United States
ships between Guadalcaual and
TulaCi But our fighters finished
90 with a bang
Cheering marines roared app
prONal As enemy planes were
smashed out of ihe morning sky
IN rapid succession. Their vantage
point presented view Ear >upc-
r'or 10 50-yard Inc seat, AZ The
Rose Bowl game. they agreed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Americans
Move Up

By LEO V. DOLAN

International New. >er,ic. stan Writer
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Allic Il
forces in TuniSia moved steadily.
forward today 10 take up battle
positions for the decisive engage
ment 10 determine the fate Of
North africa.
Advancing under a tide Of in
creased aerial activity. American.
British and French troops marched
TO a point approximately q miles
from Tunis. the capital, while
units of the British FIRST Army in
the nth coastal area shortened
the gap between them and the
naval base of Bizerte.
The forward-moving columns on
deavored to maintain contact with
advanced German and Italian
patrols in an effort 10 destroy
them end prevent their escape.
In every clash reported so far. the
Allies have smashed up or driven
back the enemy wherever they
have met.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Germans Routed,
Flee in Disorder
Pincers Closing Rapidly on Enemy.
Thousands of Nazis Killed in Drive
By HENRY SHAPIRO
nited Press srsn Correspondent

MOSCOW, Nov. 25.-The Red Army has
crossed the Don River in great force west OF
Stalingrad and is about to close pincers on
the Axis armies in the Don bend, it was re-
vealed today
Terrified Germans and Rumanians northwest OF
Stalngrad retreated in disorder, offering only rear
guard defense.
Advanced Russian units had already cut off the
Germans and RumanianS from escape at many
points, the army newspaper, Red Star, said report
ing that Axis forces also retreating In disorder
south of Stangrad, where the 93-day German siege
was broken yesterday.
Russian tommy-gunners, carried by tank, pene-
trated the enemys rear south of Stalngrad and cut
his communications. Tanks were roaring forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Not Bosses Fault
Many Would Like TO Raise Waees-but Can't.
Federal Salary Aide Here Says

There arc Al least 80 bosses in
Detroit who would like TO raise
wages but cant.
G. ~ Letter, state director Of
the new federal office of salary
sterilization in The Penobscot
Building reported this figure
today after rs hours of operation.
"Of course there will be a lot
more" he added. Frequent in
terruptlons by the telephone
Substantiated his comment.
Most of the applications thus
far AZ" from. companies employ
ing supervisors Nho are not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Plea for Peace
Genoa Shows White Sheets
10 Visiting King Victor

LONDON. Nov. * uNS1.-
White sheets sIgnlfyng the clti-
zcnS wanted peace. were hung
from Genoa windows when King
Victor Emmanuel visited the
bombed city recently. SAID n dis
patch 10 tho London DAILY Mail
this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

over the frozen ground,
harrassing the Germans,
while Stormovik bombers
m achine gunned and
bombed them.
ON HEELS OF ENEMY
The Russians were on the heels
Of the enemy. wiping out the rear
guard detachmentS trying TO pro-
tect retrcating main forces.
Red Sar said the Russians were
moving 30 swiftly northwest OF
Stalngrad that the enemy could
not entrench and frequently didn
Nave tome TO destroy his equip
ment and supplies.
one spearhcad of the gigantic
Russian offensive, front line dis.
patches said, broke across the Dor
at Kalach. and advancing some &c
miles due west, took the town ano
railway station Of Surovikino yes.
terday.
Another Russian column. driv.
ing down from the northwest. hac
taken ChernyshevSkaya. 10 miles
west Of Stallngrad. These two
Russian forces now had only Ia
close 2 caD Of less than 40 niIcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. Is
tlNS) .-Scudder Hess. S-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hess,
$50 Vangine drive. was Smoth-
cred 10 death when q sand bank
carved m on top ~ him while hs
ras playing near his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

being paid a. much a. the work
erS," said Letter. who must rule
on all. increases on salaries
above 5000 and for minor
executives.
Others come from plants
where Salaried men complain
they draw below accepted aver
ages"
Letter also reported a number
Of inquiries on state, city anc
county salaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
State Bureaus Merge

LANSING. Nov. IS. - Ending
months Of pickering The State
Welfare Commission decided today
20 place ms welfare division and
bureau OF social security under
one executive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Stain SfrnfegU

LONDON, Nov. Is (INS).-The
Soviet newspaper Izvestia, an Ex-
change Telegraph Company dis
patch said today, disclosed that the
great Red army offensive at Stain
grad was conceived by Premier
Josef Stain and was now being
under his guidance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
ANS PROGRESS TOLD

A Madrid dispatch 10 the Daily
Mail referred TO the lack Of Of
fetal Information concerning the
TunlSlsn campaign but said that
IL could not be disguised that
along The eastern coast AXIS
forces were making progress fol-
lowing dozens of landings by air
borne and sea-borne troops.
The report said that many $50
lated French units that had been
Continued on Next Page. Col. 3,
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bowling tesm-mato was in fact the
president or The company instead
of just another worker helping
to make marine motors for PIT
boats and engines for British and
American bombcrs and pursuit
SHIPS.
4 gallery was iammcd behind
Christopher when the usual Tues
day Packard League started last
night A. the Palace Recreation on
Ggatlot avenue.
1O-IEAR AVERAGE: liz
The president ha, a 1O-year
average of IL and he stood up
pretty we'll Tor the first Two
games. scoring 100 and l76 Then
came the collapse, As the pho,og-
raphcrS went to work.
George can't take H." Crooncd
Herbert LEM and Arthur Kali.
now. toolmakcrS who arc MEM
bcr> of the UAW-CIO and were
on the team opposing the preSi-
dents.
With each split Christopher used
language straight from the shops.
where he began his career as a
drill operator.
NoncthcleSS. tho team on which
the president bowls won the FIRST
TWO matches for tho front office
men had q handicap OF A. pms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
CLOSE FINGERS RAPIDLY

Obviously, the jaws of the trap
were much closer together than
that, because the noon communi-
que reported the Red forces west
Of the Don pushing rapidly ahead.
They captured a strongly fortified
point, routed regiment 5000
men) of Germans and took some
prisoners.
Radio Vichy broadcast Ger
man official news agency dis
patch admitting that the Rus
slams with large numerical
superiority were making prog
rcSS across the Don west OF
Stalingrad, but claimed that
German and Rumanian forces
had captured a range OF hills in
the Kletskaya area, Is miles
northwest Of Stalingrad, cut
ting of the Russians.)
ON the northwestern sector the
Russians were reported driving
across the Don in many places,
constantly strengthening their Of
fenSive and advancing their plan
TO wipe out every German. Italian
and Rumanian at Stalingrad.
OVER 10000 NAILS DIE
Fron,-line dispatches and the
noon communique indicated that
the total Of German casualties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
WANT ISSUE SETTLED

The employees Indicated they
wanted The issue settled porma.
ncntly before they would return &c
their benches.
Burt declared.
THE action OF the workers re-
fleets growing dissatisfaction
with the war offensive 81 the
government and it~ failure at
their long delay in making
decision on the use of women
power i'm industry.
I'VE have repeatedly called
for the modifying of women in
industry nj equal pay for equal
work and at conference two
weeks ago before the Ontario
War Labor Board industry gen
erallv joined with uS i'm this
stand.
Employment of women under
conditions Of equality has also
the vast support OF the Cana
dian people a. was evidenced i'm
the recent Canadian GaIIup poII
which indicated that 10 per cent
polled favored paying women
equal rates for equal work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Serbs Smash Italians

STOCKHOLM. NOV. p Upl
The newspaper Dagcns Nyhctcr
today quoted Tho Free YugoSlay
radio that General Mihalovich
ChctnIk guerrillaS have destroyed
Two bdttalionS of Italian soldiers
near SucmaJa and Luebine and
that 200 Italians were slain and
800 taken prisoner IN another
sector.
{. VI. MACARTHUR, DENTIST
Gr1SWold al Mich over kinSclS
Hours 90, Sundays IT, ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
HIRING or WOMEN CAUSE

The cause OF ihr dispute ic, n
the hiring ri 81 women worker.
VIM rTU union CONTENDS wee cW-
ploycd ~ lesser pay scale than
men workers receive despite an
agreement 20 The contrary made
by the company the union and the
Canadian War Labor Board.
The employees walked out >cs-
ferday OF their own accord and mol
on orders of Tho union. declared
George Burt regional JAW dr-
rcefor,
A mas, meeting Of 5000 ,tue-
crS WAS nela last night in The
Windsor market az which an Offer
from MacLcan. for the 81 women
workers to bc Iaid on pending
further negotiation @, 'hc dispute
were rejected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Strike Pdr|ev
Fails al Ford
-0fCanada
Dispute Over Pay
for Women Ties Up
Arms; $4,000 Idle

Gates 81 Windsor Ford Motor
Company Of Canada remained
locked today us production Of
army trucks and gun carriers ar a
s,andsul as the strike of li00l
workers over hiring OF women IT
lesser p4-- rateS p-eftf tRio A. sec
ond day
J. G. Adam, cNccairc director
Of the Or'euo Regional War
Labor Board, sped 90 Windsor In
IN effort 10 mediate the dispute
while MAYOR Arthur J. Reaumo
and VI. NJ. MscLean. chief cor
citation officer Of The Canadian
Department of labor, also hrtU
conversations with infringement
and UAW-CIO Local 200 Official,
without result.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

American Filler
Captures Town
Single Handed
See Page 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Sand Ceve-In Kills Child

CONTINUED on Next Page. Col. ~
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to trap the German army on the
Stalingrad front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

Continued on Next Page. Col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
OVER 10000 NAZIs DIE

Fron,-line dispatches and the
noon communique indicated that
the total Of German casualties
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Chevy Chase Women
Share Pin Lead by
Beating Rosslyn

Chevy Chase Ice Palace bow
lerettes with a sweep over Rosslyn
Bowling Center, today shared first
place in the Ladies District League
pennant race with the losers.
Dot Crawford's 140 and Boots
Pettit's 384 were the big items as
the invading Ice Palace quint put
the skids under Rosslyn in first
place battle last night at Rosslyn.
Led by Lillian Copeland's 143-
410, the first 400 set Of her meteoric
bowling career. Lafayette Bowling
Center swept Clarendon with highs
of GOT and 1893 to tie with Hi-Skor
for third place as the latter dropped
81 decision over Brookland.
In the other matches Mary Mag
notto's 361 led Anacostia Spillway's
sweep over King Pin, Mary Fike
with 1856 featured Arlington Bowl
ing Center's 80 win from Red
Circle Food Shop and Irene Scott's
1913 was the highlight as Rendezvous,
moving steadily up the ladder, swept
Del Ray.