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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
How Gillian Works

Gillian is taken shortly before
meals. Thus it mixes with food
AT ONCE, helping 10 eliminate
the poisons that foster stomach
trouble, and aiding the liver,
bowels and kidneys to perform
their proper functions. This new,
natural kind Of medicine" (as
we call it) will assist in bringing
out GASES AND IMPURITIES
Frequently with the first dose)
which may have been inside you
for a long time, and which were
the real cause OF your days OF
misery with headaches, dizziness
and tired feeling. 1t is important
to note that Gillian will cleanse
your bowels (gradually-not dras-
tically or severely as they were
NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is now
at Cunningham's Drug Stores at
1124 GriswOld ST.. and 1868 Wood
ward Ave-, Detroit. Here he Is
meeting crowds of interested men
and women daily and introduce
Ing and explaining the naturally
made" Gillian compound. Gillian is
and sold by all
Cunningham's Drug Stores and by
other reliable druggists througout
Detroit and Michigan. Help your
self TO health. Start today by
buying a bottle OF Gillian, One
bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Why Gillian Is Called a
"Natural" Medicine

Gillian Is a scientific mixture OF
the juices Of IS OF Natures health
giving herbs, roots and harks, that
brings you Health From The
Good Earth" That's why Gillian
is called a natural" medicine -
because Il is made from Natures
own products. and works in Ma
ture's own way. IL you arc now
suffering the torments Of bloating
gas pains, sickening constipation,
dizziness, backaches. sleepless
nights, and other organic dis
orders, you owe It TO yourself 10
try the natural medicine-Giljan.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Honor Hero
VIEW TO Bestow Medal
on Pearl Harbor Sailor

Dick LeClair. 19-year-old sailor
from Wyandotte, who was wounded
II times al Pearl Harbor, will
receive the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Distinguished Service Medal
at the annual pow WOW opening
tomorrow in Lansing.
Since his return home. LeClair
mas been making personal appear
anceS at bond sale rallies and for
the last month has been en-
ployed at the Willow Run bomber
plant as a plant protection guard.
He has almost completely re-
covered from the wounds which
were so serious that physicians
gave him up as lost. His only
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
"GiIian Was a Life feSavsrto Mel"

"For about years / suffered
miserably with gas pains and in
digestion. The food would lay in
ny stomach like a rock. I would
rIoat UP with gas. Because OF kid
rcy trouble, / lost sleep and would
be go tired I'd get headaches and
be sick at my stomach. My back
ached so l thought something was
tearing my back apart. tried
everything. but could get no relief.
Then took Gillian, and 1t sure was
n life saver 10 me! can eat
everything now. / have no more
gas or boating. Gillian has also
relieved my headaches and back
aches I 20 to bed and sleep the
night through, which is blessing.
Id recommend Gillian TO anyone. >"
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09

prices higher and goods much il didn't
sble that could again offer this SENSATIONAL SALE!
of this merchandise purchased
Now again able to bring to the public this
GREAT ANNUAL OPPORTUNITY o buy SUITES FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE! Hundreds of people avaed themselves of
this opportunity last and the before Read
yourself why this
AMAZING EVENT has such tremendous response this yeart
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Is Loser
In Rent Skirmish

Another landlord was loser to-
day in the latest rent control law
skirmish in local courts.
Circuit Court Commissioner
Louis ]. Schneider, deciding a
quarrel between tenant Joseph
Latten, N49 Elmhurst avenue, and
the management of the Laredo
apartment as to whether Latten
should pay S55 rent, rs he did on
the ceiling date. or $50 to which
he was later raised. ruled in favor
of Latten. The management ap-
pealcd. Circuit Judge Lester s,
Moll today upheld Commissioner
Schnetdert decision,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air, the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09

difficulty now is stomach dis
order. the result Of a piece OF
Shrapnel which tore an eight-inch
scar IN his abdomen.
Nearly 600 members Of the
state VFW vii! attend the two.
day conference. Circuit Judge
Joseph a. Moynihan viii be the
principal speaker az the dinner
tomorrow night in the Hotel OldS
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Mrs. NiCkIe Named
Nutrition Unit Chief
TIme. stan Correrpondent

LANSING, Oct. 9.-Newest title
bestowed by the State Defense
Council was given Mrs. Olga Bird
Nickle of Michigan State College
today.
Assistant state leader of the All
clubs and extension specialist at
the college for Ia years. Mrs.
Niekle became chief of the nu-
triton division of the Michigan
Council Of Defense. civilian and
war service section. She will cdu-
cate the public in ways TO get
along with less, but more nutri-
tiouS, food during the war.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09

Mrs. Doemer's story OF grateful
relief from long years Of misery
IS just one among thousands Of
similar statements from enthusi-
astic users OF Gilian--the amazing
NV natural medicine. No Won
lder Cunningham's Drug Stores,
where Gillian is now being intro
tlli..s--,l iiH iiH Detroit, say they have
RIVER seen anything to equal its
ascess' But read for yourself
Ma Doemer's own frank state
Ir.e1t. so rich with hope for every
suffering man and woman. Here
81 what she saws.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
Worker Dies Of Injuries

MT. CLEMENS. Oct. Roches
Kraft, Al. of New Boston, Mich,
is dead today Of injuries received
when he was crushed while un-
loading "A flatcar at Sclfridge
Field He was a foreman cm-
plOyed by a Detroit construction
company working on the expan-
sion of the air base.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09

POLITICAL ApYERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-09
BACK PAINS
so BAD ITFELT LIKE
She WAS Being TORN
APART, HOUSEWIFE SAYS

Mrs. Loretta Doemer, of
3425 Twelfth ST., Detroit,
Tells of Torture She Suf-
fered From Asonizing
Backaches, Headaches,
Indigestion, and Kidney
Trouble-Showers Words
Of Praise on Gillian, The
New Natural" Medicine
Which Brought Her Bless
ed Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Tanks Only Two
Games From Top
In Shop Loop
STANDINGS

In accordance with an annual
custom. the ChrySlcr Intcrplant
Bowling League today SuSpcndS lis
schedule at Olympic Recreation
over the holiday period and
matches resume January 7.
Tank Arsenal came within two
games Of FIRST place 1dSt nlght IN
taking the odd from Super
finishers. 2943 10 2755 Fred Wolf
led off with 637 and Henry Nosa-
kowski anchored on 61S. Joe (7l9b
Plappert, fifth for the FiniShcrS.
tumbled TO 566.
Meanwhile, leading Dodge Main
lost two TO Plymouth, but won the
third by three pins. Plymouth
scoring 1885, 10 2703. Frank Dott-
loft and Curtis Petcrman gave
Plymouth a scoring oddity.
Dettloff had -267-1S6 for $40
Peterman pcncilled lS5-267-l56 for
the Identical count. Pctcrman had
seven in a row. bat the ciCht-pin
stood in the eighth. Steve Dutko
Of Main had so many taps in his
Second that what might haNc been
$50 or better went down 10 %
His series was go.
Frank Zion. with 237-23i I'm $50
assisted Highland Park Service in
sweeping Aluminium Forge. 2Sl3
10 267l Frank TcSch,rr bad ga
of Dodge ForEe'e 2S51 and Bert
WiStow $50 Of Trucks 2SSS as
Forge made third place one game
behind Tanks and three out of
first.
a 14S final stopped Charlie
CoStdyke Of De Soto and he settled
for 5S5. Art knccht was tho third
Lto score a $40 as Engineering
] gained three. 279S TO 26l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Lose Lead.
Regain Id
I'm 4 Hours

Armstrong was out, Of first
place and back m again In a four
hour span Greater Masonic
League members relate today as
the circuit calls of operations
until January 7 because Of the
hohdeN period demands
The leaders FIRST rolled of a
poStponcUcur AZ Grand Central
with Friendship TWO and lost, 81.
A. The start they were tied for
FIRST. Tho >ccond.place Armstrong
returned 10 the lead when they
defeated the third-placc Lincoln
Parks 90. as Friendship Two Splt
- with Friendship One In total
80 . Won 2695 20 $3.50
Fred BrCcklo. Armstrong led
tho circuit on ga Arnold smith
WcStlof had 6l2 and Frank Costa
Friendship TWO. made 6O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Outdoor Group
Calls Meeting
By boN GILLIEs

Discussion of tnc Huron-Chnton
Parkway a proposed recrcational
project for Greater Detroit. is the
reason for the special meeting and
dinner at Statler Hotel Monday
night, called by The legislative
committee Of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress.
Walter Kelly. Charles Lorenzo
and Lloyd Eagan, members of the
legislative committee, said they
had sent out invite !ons to the
-TrrTttfr1ffF
seven counties m, and bordering
on the parkway project
Members Of the Huron-Ciinton
motfopoiita authority invited 10
the meeting arc Larry L. Earhart,
w h tcnaW County; Oscar A..
kaufman, vice chairman, Wayne
County Brace AfePherS son,
treaS uTcr. Livingston Comfy;
John H. Nunneley MacCmb
County; Sidney l.. Walden, oak
land County; G. Donald Kennedy.
George w Trendle, George w.
McCordiC, cngineer-dircCtor; 4 c.
Scheiflc, executive secretary Le-
Roy c. Smith, consulting engineer;
Paul Van Buskirk civil engineer;
Gordon Van Schaak. landscape en-
gineer, + Is. McWethy assistant
civil engineer. and NJ NJ Miller,
assistant treasurer.
=. J. Hoffmastcr. director of
the Michigan conservation depart
ment and other state officials will
bp in attendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
0PA Bowling Order
its Chicago Lightly

CHICAGO, Dec Is GNSl.-
Ioprietors of Chicago bowling
iieys said today they would be
tile affected by Price Admins
ator Leon HcndcrsonS order
Hing for a general reduction IN
10 cost of bowling
Most establishments. II was
I'D, have been making the same
aargeS AS those in effect prior
, September. 1871. the date on
HIGH ceiling prices Will be based
! A majority of the alleys also
wake A special rate ONO cents a
INC for open bowling during Ger
tain slack hours OF the day for
service men. while - cents ANIME
IS charged other bowlcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
CHAMP DUE IN CENTRAL PIN. MEET
t8 Class A Teams Fire tomorrow

Jain Zrc~skrs 66i ond Kemy
Van Hcc's 6g7 tcotpod in The
Ford Piouf Protection.
Art Klcin'S Wilson Five with a
2S20 series swept Altcs 10 keep
within FIVE games OF Dan Shields
leading Rainbow In the Major $50
Classic Len Liberda'S 629 figured
in Rainbow shutout OF Standard
Marathon tied Qldbru for third
by taking the latter for two. Bud
Bclk OF Mel Dolls $50 Doubles
came up with 2152 opener.
Bill Karner tipped 2i5-2l2-213
for go, Al sand e30-eli-2I9 for
663 and Eddie Katulsld spearcd
2 FRI j -iu- ti1r- tt-Utvrrtur Assembly.
OuiB tiro games scpntHtc CIorcr-
lnud opd Sprugcr's Fire an the
Orient Hoivc Cherc Hurry Bordcps
e3. toppcd the fcid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
OTHER SOO's

Those preceding Farwig were
Amos DeRaud, Tavern League
Sprngwells: Leo Demcrs. Chrys.
Ter Tank Arsenal, Wurm's; Bill
Littman Of Twentieth Century
Palace; Casimir BabinSki, Gap
skis House League; Roy Hockcn-
berry RlnShed-Mason at Crane
RiVer-LivcrnoiS. II was the first
IN tho city since October %
f'dTWIg, Who came here from
Richmond. Ind, played baseball at
Morton High School there and
later competed in Sandlot baseball
basketball soFtball golf and
tennis until taking up bowling for
recreation when his working hours
no longer permitted participation
in team games.
incidentally, Farwig is prac-
tically on a vacation on war work
he was putting in - 10 s. hours
weekly. Now nc is down 10 AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
300 Bowler PASSED
'.BidleH' Stage EARLY

Unlike most 900 scoring boWicrs,
who Go most of their worrying
and got their Sevcrcst attacks of
filters after their tcnth consccu-
tive strike Edward Farwig, tool
designer 4lQS Philip avenue, III
average, tolls his friends today he
did his niU-upS IN the seventh and
eighth last night M Pillar Rec
rcatiOn
When those went by as strikes
nc Just took The next in stride.
although co1scssinE 10 n doubt IN
Jhc tenth that "thiS can't happen
10 me I'm due tor II tap or a
bad hit.'
Eic did have two off hits. one a
EEGo..lAu- .--l .I-.-4-l--
describes as stark lucky. TWO
pins bounced off the pltSldc and
took tho 10 with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
FIRST N 1 YEARS

4 -4p4a-- his first 566 IN four years
OF bowling and tho first IN the
Reformation Church League. And
he marked il down carefully. for
as secretary treasurer. such items
cant be ignored Until II went up
on the board his highest league
single was 256. made this season.
Farwjg was too excited 20 re-
member his teams score. but the
Marines took four points from The
JccpS and his series was 15O-2O6-
800 for 600. A finish like that is
apt 10 leave a fellow unable TO
remember all the figures
From the house came p S25
check the customary recognition.
and EarANlg,S count is believed 20
be one Of two sanctioned perlectS
made there. Later Will come an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
By HAROLD KAHL

Eighteen crack teams from
Cleveland. Toledo, Dayton, Flint
ard Detroit are billed 10 make the
final big Class a attack in the
Central States Bowlers ASsocia-
tiun tournament AZ the Recreation
Building here tomorrow night.
This group not only is expected
10 shuttle the standings but pro-
duCe the 1912 champion, as only
SlN Class A fivcS are scheduled for
the final team rolling, Deem
Der 26. The 292S Of Herb Mertens
Mincraltc Recruits is due TO be
RELOCATED 10 a lower position as a
5000 total appears TO be in the
ofllnC.
Charley Lausche's and Herman
Riders Eddie LinSZ Recreation
aHintets, Fred Drury's Eddie and
EarliS, Eddie Incmans and Buddy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
4 Teams Crowd
W. Side Leader
STANDINGS

Seven points separate tho first
five teams today in the West Side
Classic after PabSi trOunccd
Broadway 81 last night al Am
haSSador PabSt led the league on
2SOO.
Harvey Barnes Of Gl9nZ-Kilhar
was runner mp on 603. John Pet
crS of Gochcl had COS and Douglas
Homer of Ambassador 602
Demands of military service VIII
hroal. La -Az.-l4.---.l=.,---.-l-+
next month. It's members include
Horncr. Capt Walter Goodman,
Gerald Murray, Harry Eades and
Morris Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Detroit Soccer Team
Out Of j. s. Meet

Following close upon the an
nounccn1ent that the Detroit
Amateur Soccer League would
suspend play until January be-
cause Of the condition Of the city
fields. came the news that North
western had withdrawn from the
National Open Cup Competition
nl-the United States Football As
ISOLATION Reasons for the with
draWal given by State Commission
President George Worral stem
from he team members entrance
into the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Fbaif.v Price ID Stay
~ 2:I Gents "a Line

Whether open bowling Will bc
raised 10 - cents per line 10
conform with the newly an
nounccd OPA ceiling price. or
remain ~ - cents every day
except Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays VIII be decided AZ a
special meeting Of Detroit Bowl
ing ProprIctprS Association next
Monday.
Saturday Sunday and holiday
play 30 cents per game here
this season viii bc reduced 10
IS cents effective December -.
That local proprictorS Will
charge straight price Of %
cents daily 10 meet the ceiling
thIs season seems unlikely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
stood out in Palm Beach's 1888 10
It's rivals 2966.

STOOD out in Palm Beachs 200 10
its rivals 2066.
"BEcs" KvcbeHbyod fred 2G6 II
the P0imCr P0rt HoUsc.
Gordon Tanner blasted 247-19i-
243 for 6Si as Norm Hallccn' I,
Index slipped into a tie with Earl
GrCmclS Five for first in Johnny
Millctts House by banking Ernie
FriedcmanS House outfit Augic
Jankow,ky's Union won one from
GrcmclS.
Joe FarkaS' Scovcra also moved
into a third-place deadlock with
Earl Bcnion'S GeriSCh by winning
the odd game from Clarence
Schmidt s Oidbru Barney Doyle $
638. Schmdts 63l and Jim Ben.
ton : $50 also stood out.
Larry Parker's 1920 in 63i
and Walter BliZnick's 2l3-20l il
602 enabled State Fair Juniors Il
post "A new season record Of 21ji
on 940-9l0-90i in the S25 House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Mat DoubIeheader
Feature al 'POinte'

frankie Hart meets Ivan Kami-
kofi ami Harold Chaundy takes on
George Council in the westlnc
double-header billed a. the s..
Joan Of Arc Club. Mack and Sla-
Mile road, tonight ANOTHER match
opens the show AZ $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
California Supports MIA

PATERSON. \. J., Dec. IS
tUP).-The California state Ath-
letic Commission today threw its
support 10 the National Boxing
Associations plan for selecting a
successor to lightweight champion
Sammy Angott. Neither California
nor tho MIA VIII recognize the
Now York winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
EVEN COLLIER

Carl Hcfhcrt's NcShane and Bill
Brcldcnbachs Red Wings from
Dayton Ray Borning Sheriff
HcnncSscy OF Toledo Louis Vie
sen $ {. II Moon and John Barath's
Altos OF Flint and even Chuck
Golfers aging Mneralites from
Chicago are coming.
Detroit also viii nave Us fingers
IN tho final reckoning with mono
other than Joe Norris Stroh.
Harold Allen MincraltcS and
Louis BTr'S DeLHxc on tho 10
p m squad along with the Clevc-
land and Dayton crews
Lauschc paired with Emil S.
-ff-etAeai Clcpcland 20 carry of the
doubles with 1890 n Toledo last
year Lauschc will be teamed
with thc veteran Walter Ward and
Slpcrkc WITH Tom Miller SgDdaS
Otto Procnse claims Eddie Kukla
il burning the telephone wires Ia
~ Paul Mimi. telling one and all
how hi, 20J-2i2-2O0 for 6i7 was
the best series in Bud Ritter'S
House.
AZ Etsrt'a g.r rGs The Lcs' IN
dr-dao' Cfof nc 81. Rjtgx.
Flny-fnur teams arc entered in
The Bud3 employees victory handj-
cap tournament 10 bc held from
II n M until u 30 a. Ritter s.
Recreation sunday. Since 30 cents
0f>Cacu mans entry Viii be- given
20 the JSO, the latter is due 10
receive Si35 according 10 Charley
Nai~cl and Cy jasm IN charge Of
tho event
Joe ingclcriS Palm Beach
Recreation will he leading Johnny
CAVES Schmidt by - pins when
they shoot the last half Of their
home and home match there sun
day At ! p. IN. tngeleri'S 66i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

ACC gold medal. He is the sixth
TO become eligible this season for
the 800 tournament al Ritter Rec
rcation January 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Ring Cards.
Of 18th Se||out
nv CLAYTON HELPER

SeDou, as usual has been AZ
nounced for torlghts Old News
boys Goodfcllow Fund ama,cu
boxing show AZ Olympia
when ! put message ON the
teletype asking that all unSold
tickets Of the original -, 100 he
returned. ] got hack only five.
And those were already spoken
for" SGT. Dan LOrincp Of tho
police department said yc>tcr-
day.
That means, after all cN-
penses are deducted. well he
able 10 contribute about Sli,5OO
20 the Old NewSboNS."
This is the twelfth annual SHOW
which has been sponsored 10y fh
police department and each on
has attained tho >clloUt status
THAT doesn't mean YOU cant
see the show II YOU haven't al
ready bought your ticket" Scr
ccani Lorlnol explained
MANY Of the people that buv
tickets do ~ without the intrn-
tion OF attending Therc'Il be
plenty ~ seats available for anN
one making up his mind at the
last minute 10 attend"
Also as usual Charlie Brennan
cNccuffyp Sccrrta~,, ~ tho = .b.
EdH amateur AlHI"ilC A>~OClai Tor
has arranged a fire card ~ T.
\,o,tte ,,atch,ro .,fYs.,.4;,. -,
'".N' iiI''' lHI- '4'>'HI'lii'N N'A
Twin amateurs from jackson Buf
falo CLfcaco hl,rO, AI,.,.,
Iit'NpuIGh, lcN'land ana anaa7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

Suchan'S waldorf clubs. John
Klarcs J. & !. Roy Wiegman S
Lcccc-NcvIlle Tom Hogan 300
ClHb and Nayr Rims Jimmy Ca
very arc tho Cleveland threats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

Bullard Repair broke It's dead
lock with ReCondition in the Ford
Machine Shop by sweeping Tool
Room No =, as its rival split four
points with Follow Up. Frank
Rogers 20l and Eugene Ford $
532 were highs
ID. \. +. is two games up on Har-
mony in the battle for first place
in the Knights OF Columbus Inter
Council Travelling circuit. Vincent
joyce collected 222- t98-203 for 623.
NGc hoJpo0 ruth 25G cdgcd out
Ian Brock by three pius n become
tee4tr9 srorrr for ttHtC wight IN The
BoWl-O-Dr0mc House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
A GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

y WV 1fNOE ~ bOVE
Tat RIVERSIDE
7i2g ltrsrsoo. A. NeDougan CT ai-2
IUpbcelnnp t5tot SCHhEftP. mar
NWDNooHVVll TsassH VI I.q77g
onsr Bo.nrs TODAY u-u Pm srd After
% ~ AZ o., Saturday. AID Sundays.
BEACON REC ~. VtRsoa " ~, wtrts"AS
orso Bo.uoe TODAY Uatu : 30 .. ". and
49," % = ". Au DAY Saturdays srd Sunday,
BOWLING SCHOOL T r.,,s.I.. sg ~ ,t..;
opsr Alleys To-Day % Q q ~. All Day Sat sun
CADILLAC "a aat -. 'T dl s'sS st.sI.,
OBsH B0~irr naip N 70 Ct0fira Sriect
Lssgur oDsr,r0s ustt Me- asoaGsms0t
rrurruulu 1880 GRArIor AVE
ULh thhlAl Nsar s.Mue Rosssin, ooeo
Beautitul Cocktail Lourns Nor opsn ~ lanes.
osen Bosh0a saturday, sod sunday
CHENE- TROMBLY ''2 g. ' s3f6
opto no~ltno TODAY 'ton a. uatl-1
I" ara 70 p" untH go ~ % Alleys.
CONNER REC o. eo cq ssl, AVE- .,.,s, ' .ss
SUNDAY, osils until = After ~ Cocktail Bar
and Rt'iaurani Operated ~ Tommy Pollaes.
CREST LANES folltHrC ~ 4" &c. 60 H,vts
a Bo~ler's Paradise VISIT Our STAGE Par and
Cotttah Lounut. Nothira Lie a.
DETROIT RECREATION s tAtiytTJ e. a. sIso
70 AliOs. Open Bosiing Al All Timssi Convenient
90 An Trarsporaton unes.
cLpnIu DEF ago WOODWARD AVE.
oHllVIW hIO' Ts 2.sg50
0nsn bosiior TO-DAY untI = Pm and Aztec
" VNM M0gs.0useNN SATURDAY. $40 p ny
GRAND CENTRAL ''' ~ easy !l,,i GAaN
QuitieH Aty' " Detroit open Bovnna uniil
Z p NJ. and After 1880 Frss Instructions
o"b. E'''lisot Sos ana Street Car. Service
GREAT LAKES :, 1891 70 shtt'n 70 s,s.
0ptn RoNitsg-460 AneSs IN Ro~-Un,n 6 90
p " and After ~ p. ". Cocktail Bar
-thefRttt ffc- et.ttst woToEs BLDG.
wv 1"'H- "NV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ Modern Alleys.
0pen Every DAY Until Midnight. Ma sigs.
J, ]. M,LlEITS "7 rasm 59!i. ava.
20 ALLEYS Ores Baslins From AN Until
?. ". ara After % Pm. Az Day saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

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Evening star., 1942-07-19

duty But Bingo was not thinking about his
feet He was thinking about Shei a. He, Bingo,
and the others in the set in which he had trav-
eled were not smart. But there was certain
code that made people like Rodman Brandt
definitely unacceptable. He would like to
make Sheila see this. But he didn't know how.
Brandt was weasel looking for the main
chance
Bingo was thinking these things when Gala
han appeared before him out of the darkness.
''Uh g good evening" Bingo said
Sergeant Callahan grunted. For the luva-
pete! They give you post tonigh''
Bingo shifted his rifle uncertainty. Sergeant
Callahan reached out suddenly and snatched
the rifle from Bingo's hands.
"Heyr' Bingo yelped. 'You - you're not
supposed to do that!'
Sergeant Callahan snorted tossed the rifle
back to Bngo You're telling me? ... And
you're not supposed to let me do it. Why
didn't you challenge me?"
why - uh j knew who you were, ser
geant"
yeah? Well, listen, son - carefully, so that
what say goes in both ears, meets in the mid
die and stays there: Should you see St. Peter
come riding up on lily white horse and you
don't make him dismount and advance to SIX