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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-08-13

who is living the sinful life. Nc
man can have any peace from
worry unless he has returned to
God with an endeavor after full
obedience to God.
Worrying mothers and fathers
return unto God. Worrying sol
der, return unto God. Worrying
sister, sweetheart, wife or whom
soever We may be, let Him hear
the words of a Father in Heaven
saying to His children, 'Be still
and know that I am God" Tired,
frightened, worrying and nervous
souls need to shelter under the
shadow of the wings of the AL
mighty.
For your own good then, my
friend, return We unto God.
III. For the soldiers sake, re-
pent with a whole heart.
Many of you who read this have
sons in the army. Many may not
have, but soon all of us will have
some connections in the army OF
navy.
How can you help them who are
training for battle? I will tell
you how. Repent and seek the
Lord and you will help to shorten
the war. I can tell you how long
this war will last. 1t will last
just so long as American people
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Silas Creek News

Mr.. Charlie Phipps and son,
Ci<1ford, are threshing for the
people in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Campbell
made a business trip to Wilkes
boro Thursday.
Mr.. w. w. Dickson has just
completed new underground
silo.
Several people attended the
grave decoration at the Phipps
graveyard on Old Field Creek
Sunday. Rev. Lester Denny con-
Quoted the exercises.
Rev. ]. F. Startling failed to fill
his appointment at Trinity church
Sunday on account of being sick.
He came to the church but after
being there for a few minutes, he
became too sick to preach.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-08-13

These are the days of returning
unto the Lord. These are the days
of reconsecration. Can you not
hear the cry of the Lord, these
days, as He speaks to us between
the lines of the news flashes; be-
tween the lines of the newspa-
pers? God is crying unto us, ere
pent America, return unto Me
with your whole heart"
Why should we repent with a
whole heart?
L For your own sake you should
repent with a whole heart.
In these troublesome times, nc
man can have any peace of heart
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-08-13

What DO you save most! when
our American thrift prophet, Ben
jamin Franklin wrote "A penny
saved is a penny made" he prob
ably had many things in mind.
J. T. Jones, industrious young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Jones
not only saves his money and
buys bonds, but last year he saw
ed in the course of the year, 3,
500 Blue Horse tablet backs. He
recently sent them in for BIZ
cycle. Due to the war and prior
ity ratings they were unable to
send him the bike and offered to
give him a credit slip emitting
him to the bicycle later, or a $50
war bond instead In spite of
wanting the bike, he took the
bond. All of this not only shows
thrift, but the fact that young
Americans are ready to make
sacrifices for the war.
Sweets To The Sweet!
How much sugar do you eat?
Many never realized it until this
became rationed. And as a mat
ter of fact doctors tell us many OF
us would be better off if we had
rationed ourselves on sugar for a
long time.
One of the most popular Off
ces in West Jefferson is that OF
the rationing board. Ralph Camp
bell, clerk of the board gets ma
ny requests for sugar which I'm
Gle Sam makes no allowances for.
One of them is wine.
One woman the other day re-
ported that she had to have sugar
for jelly to keep her husband
sweet if she was to get along with
him. "And if l can't have that
Uncle Sam can just take him to
the Army and see how he gets a.
long with him." she said.
A New Face
It does us good to see a new
face around town. And some
times a new coat of paint equally
helps building or a lady. Park
er's store which has been recent
ly re-arranged and given a new
coat of paint now looks very splc-
and-span. Glen and Gene, both
say they are not ready to take
on any more paint jobs at the
present, tho!
Fan Mail
Virginia Speers writes from
Black Mountain. that she is get
ting along we'll but misses the
personal touch" when Ashe Gas
is not in the paper. The column
this week is dedicated to Miss
Speers, who has from time. to time
contributed to The Post.
From South Norfolk, Virginia,
comes the following letter:
Dear Sirs:
I enclose a money order for two
$4,000 for my renewal to the
county newspaper I am asham-
ed l haven't sent in before but l
must blame it on the weather
conditions, 1 suppose. WAth
scarcely any rainfall, and the
mercury soaring to go to 1O4 de-
grees, one can't think of anything
but some means of making the
present moment more comforta-
BILE. I sure do envy you who are
enjoying the mountains at this
time and I wish I might be there
myself. Anyway, I am proud to
be able to do my share in the de-
Tense work to help preserve our
American liberties.
1 should like to say, Hello and
good luck" to all my old Tar
Heel friends.
Yours sincerely,
H. D. Blevins
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Public Announcement:

After careful and deliberate thought, have decided
that will be a candidate for reelection Clerk of
the Superior Court of Ashe County, and now fairness
to all concerned wish to make public my decision.
Further Announcements:
AS many of my friends have asked me to an
for the office of Register of Deeds for Ashe
County and after careful deliberation and thought,
have decided that will be candidate and accept the
nomination for the office of Register of Deeds of Ashe
County if the party wishes to nominate for the Of
flee.
shall always be grateful to the good people of Ashe
County for their friendship and support during the
twenty-five years has been privilege to them
Clerk Superior Court
This the 10th day of August, 1912.
J. d. Stansberry :
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II. PRESTON HAYNES

H. Preston Haynes was born in
Yadkin county, July %, 1861 and
died at his home on June 18th,
1912, being 80 years, II months
and ii days old.
On June q, 1880, he was mar
ried to Miss Elizabeth Ann John
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Wilmington, Rev. Hoyt Wood,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Times Sweepstak es Prize Winners

Boulevard Rec. Ed Schroeder, 251e
Charles Nightingale. Adolph Martens, 25l9
CLASS f
German. Sid Hobit. 1898: c. Y. O.. st
Clair, Mich. Joe Klechs. 1925. Gangsters
Bernard sokolov. 2617; Or. Shaver, Der
King 2617. Par 4 Club, stan Lewis, 2574
Detroit Creamery No. 9, Emory Smith
255g; Ternsfedt Stationary Block, Gordon
Reoch, 2556. Schmidts, Louis Dudek
2555; Whirlfosmers, Elmer Shobe, 25i0
BINS Bar, Joe Swierpel. 1884
Birmingham JiEgers. Mayor Edward JEFF
fries. 1888, Montgomery Ward sea Kings
Ben Behrmann, 2519, Mt. Clemens Ros,
Gardens, Harold Essmaker. 25l6; Frederick
Stearns Shac. clyde Geiter. 250s; Ralph
Bourgeois Alec Carreyn, 249s Ward Til
Top, Chef Snarey. 2495; Philipski's, Ed
ward kunath, 2i90; Furnaces, Edward
Kotcher, 24s7; Great Lakes Cubs. Eric
seImi, 2iSs Boge's, Hugh salter; 24s3;
Nevens Ecorse, Rocco Gambino, 24s2
Plymouth Time No. 1. Al Goodman. 2is1
Silver Club, Andrew sapara, 2479: Detrot
Firemen No. 6. sam Layalley, 2474; Jay
bow Rec No. /, FLOYD Giazer, 2471; JEFF
ferson Inspection. 2i6s; Ford Clippers
Robert wismuller. 2I67: Checker. George
Roberts, 2f63.
Frederick stearns Astringosol. Acei Ry.
NAL, 1853; Inspection, Bud Bankaro, 246i
Loon Lake No. 5, Ona Wirtanen. 2460;
Mack shipping, Ed Scheel. 2457 Riley
Welding. Joe Stencil PAST; Sanders Icing.
Louis Abrams. 2455 Grand Trunk Traffi
Harry Stone, PAS; Chrysler Accounting.
Joe Janisee, 2447. Gray's, Mt. Clemens,
Edward Redmond, 2446: Birmingham
Drivers. Clare Applegate. 244s.
Thomson, Russell Van Buhler. 2443;
Norton Co, Phil Clapp, 2443; American
Fuel No. /, Elmer Carless, 244l. Phil
BaumAn Sandlotters, Fred Barghi. 2440:
John Mcmillan, 243s Hires.
Joe Caruso, 243s; schmelzer's. Anthony
schneider, 2425; Romes. Roman VIVA.
2434: Planning. Jack Wellington. 2434
Gelatin Office, Edward Bender, 2432.
LaMeasure Bros. Harold Lsfervre. 2i32
Hul's. Albion. Morris Bode. 2430: Rice
Beavers. Charles Harvey, 2430: Bill Saun-
ders. Phil George. 2429: Frankie's Five,
Henry Martin. 2429; Chases, Pontiac, Max
vok. 2t25. commodores. Albert Fltz-
patrick, 2i2i Kelsey Hayes Truck Wheels,
Walter Lanick, 2i22; Standards. James
24l9; General Tires, Lester
Cooney. 24l5.
Ford Compounds, Joe Gurske. 2414;
Chrlsyer Turrets. Mike Garla, 24l1; Ford
Aces. Walter Witt, 2411: George z.
Thomas Robert French, PAIL: Country
Club, Wilbert Jolma, 2411; Hangover
Hypos. Harry snure. 1909
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
CLASS ID

Ates. Hamtramck Chef Zdanio. 2777
Dept s9A, Stanley MertL, 27l7; Plymouth
X. u. X. Ed Prey. 1892, North End
Tavern, William Fijalkowski, 1878. Mello'
William Parks. 1878; Fromm, Art Reck-
ling, 264s; Chrysler Dept. rs, John Okar-
ski. 2642; Labadie's All-Americans. Ecorse,
Francis Labadie, 2640; G. J. Rogers, Jack
-sehmitt,- 263@; Yanks. vincent Kelly, 26JS.
Janitrol Aces, Russell Rutherford. 1887
Barron. Elliott Barron, 262s; Leo J Mil
Ter. Bill WoInar 2627: Altes. John koitu-
nowicz. 1928. Varsas, Oscar Bot, 2bl2
Tam Brook Valley Roughs, Ernest Keller,
26ii: Chrysler Armor Plate. william slove,
2si0: Frederick Stearns Ntamins, Frank
Reese. 26l0 Port Hole Five, Eeorse, Muir,
ray MCQUEEN. 26o7, JOY Novelty Ear
Adaptation, Wesley Tlrnquist, 25st; De.
troit optical, Harold Hardy, 1884 Dudley
Paper. Battle Creek, Harry Conner, 25st
Kercheval Trim. George Merlle 1883. Nc
Fsrland, Leo Klopcik, 1852, Ternstedt Too
Room No. ?, Charley Finn, 1850
earrings. Royal Oak. Charles Mcclure
1850; Speed Reducers, Raymond Horner
257s; state Fair Juniors, Walter Gurski
1878 Schmidt No. /. John Waluk. 2570.
Dodge Turtle Soup, Duke Burton 236s
Gilewski. Stanley Pitera, 1867 Mecca Club
John Meinken, 2565; Viviano's, Harold
Van Hartesvelt. 255s. Robbins. Joe Greer,
1855: cass Ave Brakes. Pontiac, Russell
Wright, 255s Ten o Clockers No. ], John
Taormina. 1851; Chevrolet Indians, oral
Sparks. 2552 Burroughs Office No. II,
Fred Schmeichel, 1897 hangover flCkups'
Sherbert Brown, 255l.
Mel-o.Dee, Ray Kowalski. 25is; Fort
Pontiac, Vince Kucharczyk. 254s; Chrys-
Ter Rollers, Joe Madison. 25i7; Ares Bot
tiers, Robert Krause, 1916 Montgomery
Ward Delivery, Steve Kish. 2546; SEVERN
Club Anthony Jakubiszen, 2544; Andy
Cortes. oscar Grammens, 2544; Stylerite,
Joe Turpen, 2540; South Lyons. Brighton,
Jerry Ross, 1887; Msssey's. Rudy Balla
1885
Burroughs subtractor. Louis Bertrand,
1885: Hodges. John Doell. 1885; Carey Pro-
motion. Lee Heliker 1884: Frederick
stearns Estern. DeWn Davis. 1888; Ford
Grinding Room, Stan Abraham, 1888 I;
Altes. John Gabriel 1929; Detroit Times
Credit Lincoln Barr, 1929; Dodge Browns.
Philip Garman, 1926; AIS Five, Albert Ku-
zera, 2525 Kercheval Moochers, Mike Kali
leel 1928.
Augie's "66". Lansing Jay Burger,
1924: Michigan Modern. Harry Van Vlet,
1884. Rathnaw, DR.. John Misczinski 1922
Royal BARRIERS. Larry Barberi, 1922 Kel-
vinator Purchasing, Carl Koerner, 1922
Mercuro Bros, Joe Mercurio, 1920. Flint
ko,e Robert Hesse. $500; Orras White
spot, Jackson. Al Freedman, 1920; Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
HuIdd Often
Leads on COS

Hulda Often OF Gochcl, COS and
Eicanor kocpke Of AlconaS, sos
add their names today 10 the list
Of high series scores in the
Womens Major League.
The Often effort did not stop
Olympic from winning twice last
night al Hillwood by 26O6 10 1887.
Mrs. Koepke Jared better as Al
coma swept Schmidt, 2703 to 24l6.
including games of 9l6-90l.
Agnes Eckstrom had $50 of En-
terpriSe's 24S4 as Palace t236S)
dropped two. Kinney t25l5)
nipped Rainbow (2499) for two
with Ethel Heenan of Rainbow
match high on $50 DENLY (2425)
was AZ pins better than West De-
troit (237S) on total but yielded
two.
Chene-Trombly (2465) also won
from Twenty Grand C2344 with
Reatha Goodman Of Chene scor-
ing $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

With seven weeks left Of the
Rainbow Individual Classic today
first place seems to rest among
Fred Wolf. Harold Allen, Cy
GoralcZyk and Charlie Kotarski.
Vince Mikiel with 277-255 in 1116
led the nineteenth round yester-
day followed by Harold Allen with
269 in 1918. This gave him the
lead from Wolf whose hit was GA,
Goralczyk had a bad afternoon
with 925. FloYd Richman was third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Pin Entry DeddIine
Fixed as March u

With 500 entries already filed
today for the Jules Pinchet in
dividual classic at Royal Recrea-
ton, ManistiQue at East Warren,
the deadline is extended TO March
o. A few spots remain open on
the various squads TO compete
over four successive week-ends in
April. Competition is restricted to
those with ITS average or under.
Prize money will run to $1,000
with $1,000 going TO the winner
and $500 for runnerup. All entry
money goes into the prize fund.
Conditions call for six games
across II alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

razor'S edge 10 decide the Is
high average bowlers that will
represent the r. c. Mahon league
in the ABC tournament in Column
bus April "a. The league defrays
all expenses Of the men and fol-
lows with banquet April 25.
This custom was inaugurated in
1898 when SO Mahon spiders went
to Chicago. There were 135 al
Cleveland in 1889 and sc at st.
Paul last year. j. +. Gregory is
president and F. j. Jones. secre-
tary. The bowlers in the running
for this trip at present are:
Max Richter. Willard Won Dera. John
Nuber, J. Slisinger. Hugh shannon, NAL
colin RutedEe. Russ Bauer. Albert Butch
ard Frank Sass Jr.. George Kleiner, Mich
olss Olsen. Joseph Sass. William Tack,
Joseph Slvick. oren Chamberlin.
Patrick Five muffed n chance
to make II triple tie with Mac
Donald and III. Schmidt In the Pill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

| from second place in the Red
Division of the Graphic Arts. Cliff
Spencer was tops with 2l3-154
in GAP.
Second also changed m the
Green, Brate Rogers Detroit Mail
ing moving up when Marv Lohr's
Brownell was whitewashed by Bill
Klein's leading Samuel Bingham's.
Walter Malow of Barnes estab-
lished a new second high, 243.
Ted Neisch., Detroit Electro cap
tain, sandwiched 266, a new high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
MikieI's 1116 Series Tops

on 235 in 1O47. Kotarski had 1913
Augie Bamberg 1880. John Gron.
don 1924, Joe Paulus 1O2l ana
Steve Cruchon 1016.
Vince Mikiei iIis. Harold Allen io7ss
Floyd Richman 1047. Charles kotsrskl
iOis. Augie Bamberg 1890, John Grondon
iOis' Ernie soest 1913. Ted Thornton ~
Matt Furgan sa4. Paul scribner OF.
standish era. William Wasmund s1S]
worniak CTS. Sid Jaross es4, cisi H r
KraIen.p e6l, Louis serianni e4o, n. g
''rim"T Miller e35, Archie Jankowsh el7s
Fred Wolf 9i4, Cy Goralczyk s25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
CrilnIninS VS.. Day
Columbus RaIbirds Betting on Favorites When
National Champ and Challenger Roll in ABC
BY HAROLD KAHL

Although Ned Day of West Al.
lis Wis, national match game
champion. and Johnny Crimmins,
Detroit challenger, are not sched-
ulcd in the American Bowling
Congress tournament until April,
railbirds already arc placing
wagerS on their respective totals,
according 10 reports trickling out
OF Columbus, O.
Besides being the match cham
pion. Day still heads the 10-year
average men in annual A B c
Journeys with 204.23. a total OF
63 pins ahead of Walter Ward of
Cleveland. who has 203.50. Grim
Minis Is third with 202.44. which is
only two pins shy of his 1891 TO
1910 average.
Detroit has only one other man
in the first 10. Freddy Breckle in
sixth place with POI .35, a pin be.
hind Adolph Carlson of Chicago.
Joe Norris is seventeenth, 1892
Wall Reppenhagen nineteenth,
1873 Cass Grygier fifty-ninth,
1914; Joe Scribner SiXtieth.
l9467, and Charles kotarski, sin
ty-seCond, 19459.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
CLASS A

CLASS A
Norton. Chef slicey. 3202: Indian vii
lage. BIZ williams. 3o13; Nstionsl. Louis
Burr, 1919: Chene- Trombly Rec. Joe
Paulus. 1857 cupid's. Joe Donaldson.
1854: Paris, Nal Gilnfeur 2s45; Midwest.
Frank Damico. 1890; Roadway, Ray
Turner, 1924.
CLASS Il
DENLY Rec, Fred Miller 2s9s, National
Harry Tobian, 2ssI Rainbow over Aver
age Harry PiArski. 2s6s: Art Centre Rec
Leo Tobian. $3.50; Demery's. Richard keil
2s25: Schmidts. Harold Otenbaker, 2sl7
Nottingham, Charles Shelley, 2s15; Farrs
George Hnebay. 2so5; Keystone. james
Chester. 27s4 Bolduc. Trenton, steve Sol
ties. 1853: Pats Edgewster. Mike Erdody'
2774: New Garfield Rec, John Dempsey.
277i Altes. Paul RSbaut, 1854, Cottage
Flower. Walter Grembos, 2I4e.
CLASS c
Kuhle. William Albreeht, 2ss5 Time.
Bud schaener. 2s4s: Mansfield, William
Karaiia. 2775. Turner'S, Joe Turner. 277l;
Twin size. Adrian, Carl Alexander. 2I55;
psssn' d Russell Ruth 27:5 e1iTEsv.;
nor, William schippert. 2745; Sam A Wal
ter. John Rudnsh, 274l Murray Cranes,
Ellis scott, 1891, Royal, Richard Gallo
272g New Garfield Rec, Alex Nine, 2I24;
Palace Rec Harold Allen, 27l9.
Maroons A. C. Joseph KoIik, 27l1
Amiots. wyandotte. James stephens, 2Il7;
smoke Bros. Harold Rochowiak, 27o0
Joe's Five. Al Koscielniak 269s; Rolawile
Rec, John Viviano, 26s5. Moose 1920
stan CieUcka, 1854 Sims, Ecorse. Marshall
Puon, 26s4 Rouge Rec, Roman Kelly.
2ssi; Par Four, Jack Giesey. 1880; Club
san Diego, Erwin Watson. 1915.
PenSon Rroe George IaChArite, 2676
valley Dairv. Ray City Ed Loll, 1865
Amplex Tool Crib. Fred Marlangelo, 1851
Michigan Bell Construction. Erwin Frue
bauf 266s. TNIscora, WyAndotte Willard
poach 2s65, Banner sam Morello. 1854
MarOons C. Paul Weglarz. 26bi
Fkhardt A. Becker. Henry AleNy, 1868
Haley Aces Ernest Slough, 1852 Monru'
Recreation. Monroe, Emil Joseph 2b57.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Following are the prize winning
teams, their captains and scores
in the tenth annual Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes completed at
Imperial Recreation Sunday:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

lar Senior House when 10 dropped
s points Ia Scott, which moved
into deadlock for third. The
leaders both lost 5. Carl Melchoir
hit 246 and Evan" Van Becelaere,
234 In 6lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Lots of Material

Minnesota's average varsity
football squad numbers 65. while
the freshmen outfit is usually cut
down TO 100. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Jim Springer fashioned e4I-2l7
IN 657 to top the field in the Orient
House where Wilson hos safe
lead of nine games over Tubular
in the race TO the lCire.
Cnrnnotitinn iS as knnn &C a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

With only three weeks remain
ing Freddy Bujack Of Schmidt and
Tony \Ovak Of Ekhardt a. Becker
are the principal cOntenders for
individual average hOnOrs In the
Greater Detroit All-Star. the for
mer having 200 and the latter
207.
NOvak, who has finished runner
up the last two seasons, raised his
average from 20S In the last three
weeks on series of 665, 700 and
694
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

John Gross nosed out Sam Ger.
rome by one pin for high single
Of the night iohen he tipped 24j
IN the GeniaL loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Frank MWer's 21L on the East
Side and Joe Zdborsky's 225-21j
on the West Side featured IN the
Kembd circuit.
Led by Abe Carl with 620 Union
swept Chope-Stevens to GUST Ray
GAYS Beecher. Peck e. Lewis No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHoNE CHERRY $500

mark. between 116-18S for 545 In
the White section Of the Graphic
Arts. Ted carries a 169 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Near Temple

D0yV--Woodward Near Temple
hUhl Opcn 20 Hours. Free Parking,
Walter Huston. Walter Brennan, "SWAMp
WATER" "SING FOR YOUR SUFFER-
Buddy Rogers. Also Par Fast Command"
pnVlI-7-Mile and Meyers tN.S-i5s'
hUlhL Starts Tomorrow (Fridayl , 80
Bette Davis Rest, "THE LITTLE F0NEs"
and "INTFRNtTIONAL SQt ApRON.'
Thrills with RATS Flying Foreign Legion.
p0VAI -7-Mile aud Meyers ~. 3-i5s,
hVihL Open 6I5 Park Free. Last Show
p 40 Dcenna Durbin. Robt Cummings In
ut STARTED WITH EVE" Plus Kay
Kyser, John Barrymore In "PLAYMATES-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

observation-disclosures -FenkeII 10. I'LL =
WLoiVWN Open s:45. Park Free VIM,
Lundigan, Brenda Marshall. "HIGHWAA
wks1." Plus Jinx Falkenberg. Bud
Rogers IN "SING FOR YOUR stPPEkH
Extra: Time, "Far East Command"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

WVANnnTTE-wy sndotte. Mich. r
WIh'DVilL Open $50. Park Free.
Jeanette Macdonald and Gene Raymond in
''svILIN' THROUGH" plus 10000
HORsEMEN," with Betty Bryant.