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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
POWELL, BARNET
BILLED AT RITZ
Johnny Long in Sunday
Night; Kruger Secured
for February II

The miracle band of the year . Z. :.
southpaw violinist Johnny Long and
his great orchestra make their ap-
pearance at the Ritz ballroom In
Bridgeport on Sunday, February
18th. From Duke university to the
success Of Its Only Shanty in
Old Shanty Town" to the most re-
cent orchestral plum-that of play
ing for the presidents birthday ball
In Washington, southern gentleman
Johnny Long Is the seasons best
bet for top starring. Blonde Helen
Young and talented Bob Houston
are his exceptionally fine featured
entertainers.
Pre-lenten dance will be the tri-
umphant return engagement OF
Brunion Kruger and his WBRY
Polish Victor orchestra on Tuesday,
February 18th. There is dancing
every Thursday and Saturday at the
Ritz with the Casa Ritz orchestra,
values predominating on Satur-
days. Teddy Powell on February %
and Charlie Barnet March LIST are
important Ritz coming events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Alderman Burton H. Walker, Re-
publican leader of the board, led
demands that the ban be lifted or
that its enforcement be postponed.
Efforts to enforce it, he indicated,
will be met with court action.
Public Sentiment
Aldermanic President John s.
Monagan told the police board that
the Democratic majority realized
that public sentiment is against the
ban. The public, he said, feels that
the rule against all-night constl-
tutes a hardship.
Several times during the police
board meeting the debate became
extremely sharp. Once, Chairman
william Verriker took Mr.. Walker
to task when the latter said that it
was futile to file any petitions
against the ban because they would
be "tossed into the wastebasket".
On another occasion, several police
board members were obviously
nettled when Alderman Joseph Gel
gauda Republican, declared: Some
of you board members were told
to vote that way and you did?"
A chorus of who, who?", greeted
this statement.
Chairman Verriker, a Democrat,
said that the ban had been put into
effect at the request of the Water
bury Defense Council. Commits
sioner william Black, Republican,
said that the parking situation had
been studied for months and that
the ban against night parking APP
peared to be the best solution. The
ban, he said, would help immeasur-
ably In the event of fires or air
raids.
Fire Hazard
Mr.. Walker retorted that cars
crowded into driveways and yards
created a greater fire hazard than
cars parked ON the streets.
Alderman Patrick Shea, Demo-
cratic majority leader, said that in
his section of the city, Waterville,
conditions had been much better
since the ban went into effect Feb
ruary /. He said he had received
many words of praise about it. AL
der1nan Edward Lasky, Democrat.
said that Is of 26 Brooklyn motor
lists he talked were in favor Of the
regulation.
Fire Marshal Dennis j. Lahey,
called into the meeting, was asked
whether parking in driveways ere
ated great fire hazard. He said
that it did and that his office had
campaigned against it for years, but
/ don't think that you expect the
marshal to act in way that will
embarrass the people in this partic-
ular situation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
O'SULLIVAN'S SON
PASSES SERVICE TEST

Two Connecticut men passed ex-
aminations in the foreign service
section OF the State Department, 1t
was announced Wednesday at
Washington.
One Is James L. O'Sulhvan, son
Of Superior Court Judge and Mrs.
Patrick B. O'Sullivan OF Orange.
and the other, Henry Hanson, Jr.,
Of Middletown. O'Sullivan was grad
uated from williams College in 1898
and served as a reporter last year
for the Hartford Times. Hanson was
graduated from Wesleyan University
In 1910 and later received his master
of arts degree from Harvard Uni
versity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
'SCOUTSLAUNCH
DRIVE TONIGHT
$l6,S6S Financial Cam.
paign to Be Opened at
Temple Hall Dinner

The campaign to raise $i6868 for
the Mattatuck council, Boy Scouts
Of America, to carry on activities for
this year will be launched tonight
at the annual dinner meeting Of the
council at Temple hall.
Mayor Vincent A. Scully will vel
come Perry A. Lint, Scout execu-
tive of New York city, and will ex-
tend greetings to members of the
council. Mr.. Lint heads the Boy
Scouts in New York city where he
has q membership Of 10000.
The finance campaign Of the
Mattatuck council will be officially
opened by William T. Jebb, chair
man Of the council, while j. NIL
ton Burial, Jr., president of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
POSTMASTER
LIONS CLUB PLAN
FORMAL SATURDAY

The Waterbury Lions club will
hold it's annual formal Valentine
dinner dance at The Elton hotel
Saturday night at o'clock. Be-
cause of the event the organiza-
ton did not hold its weekly lunch
con meeting today.
j. Sydney Pearson, secretary, is in
charge of table reservations for Sat-
urday's affair. Chairman of the
committee arranging the dance is
Louis Wenzel, assisted by Raymond
E. Snyder and John Stokes. Joe Di-
Pietro's orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
81 RELATIONS "DING BITn

Dillon, Mont, (UP)-William
Hutchinson is working overtime try
ing to keep track of the "a relatives
who are now helping allied war
efforts. They include members of
the Raj in England, members of
training camps in both England
and Canada, Victoria Cross win
ner, sailors in the British navy and
soldiers in England, Libya and Iraq.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
REV. FLOYD ROBERTS
LECTURES ON JAPAN

Rev. Floyd Roberts, former mis-
sionary in Japan, discussed Japan
csc industrial and agricultural prob
lens, and described the effect of
military influence upon the nations
destiny, at the weekly meeting of
the Kiwanis club, in the Elton ho-
tel yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
All-Night Parking
Rule Under Attack
Aldermen, Police Commissioners Exchange Heated
Opinions at Special Meeting Yesterday

Postponement of enforcement of the regulation pro-
hbiting anght parking the streets is expected to be
voted by the Board of Police Commissioners next WedneS
day The postponement which would last while survey of
the situation being made limited yesterday when
the police board held special meeting at which heard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
LOCAL WOMAN'S
CASE DISMISSED

Charged with road rules violation
in the town court of Southington,
Monday, Nellie Dobosz of 9 Chase
Park avenue, this city, received a
nolle when her case was called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
Men, Women Over 40
Don't Be Weak, Old

TAKE ostres Contains genera! tqnies. st,muisnts
cium phosphate and Wtamin Bi. 73-year-oid
doctor writes: 1T did 90 much for patients, took
4se Ostrex Tonic Tablets costs only 35c. Start
feeling peppier and years younger. this very day.
For sale at all good drug stores
eyerywhere-in Waterbury,, at AL
Lal's Cut Rate Psrfumers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Because air raids have not caus-
ed as many fatalities as normal
peacetimc traffic, Britain's death
rate has fallen since the blitz be-
gan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
SHAGGING THROUGH COLLEGE

Boston CUP - Robert Fulton
is jitterbugging his way through
college. A sophomore at Boston u,
Fulton Is working his way by
eaching modern dancing during
spare time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

The railroad industry has given
the government assurance that it
will meet a recently outlined pro-
duction schedule-36,0O0 freight
cars by Nav 1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
NEW YORK NEwsREEL


Our perennial Miss America-the
beautiful Statue Of Liberty, which
always leaves your vocabulary
breathless j. Dawn looking down
ON hundreds of boys on their way
TO the Army-an Army that Is try
Ing to give us a world that will be
able to enjoy the peace and beauty
OF dawn :. The very polite sub
way guard at Grand Central. AZ
ter showing people into the train, he
remembers to say ooh, I'm so ter
rlbly sorry" l.. The screech of
brakes and the grinding of gears
In midtown traffic. An event that
never fails to put rough
pebble into your emotional shoe .
the aging actors playing their
greatest roles as they make the
rounds Of producers offices-try-
ing to appear unconcerned by the
brush-offs :. The Sixth Ave. auc-
tioneer, whose overgrown Adams
apple Is always interesting to watch
during his spiel-it does nip-ups :.
Samuel Grafton, the colyumist on
national affairs, who likes. having
his picture in his colyum because
1t helps me cash checksl"
Visiting movie stars walking
through the streets over carpet of
stars from passersby +. Winter al
lowing icy winds to play and run
around the streets The scenic
delight formed by the skyscraper
panorama, just as the sun starts to
peep over the horizon. A scene you'd
like to tattoo into your mind and
keep forever Visual music formed
by the majestic parade of stones
that make st. Patrick's Cathedral
The ugly reality that hits
you as you enter Harlem from the
traveltalk beauties of Central Park
Garment workers grabbing
a sandwich, discussing the inter-
national situation while snatching
a few minutes of sun and air dur
ing lunch hour.
The walters in swanky eateries
who give you an icy glance, if you
JO11 y, ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

The walters in swanky eateries
who give you an icy glance, if you
leave less than a dollar, and the
bus girls who clean tables in Auto
mats with a smile The OBJ
viously foreign gent being bawled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
GRANDMONT
HOT 50 LEAGIl

High scores-Joseph Wers,ine 22s George
Wesch 2ts, Harold Minor gas, Alex Cur.
rie 2in CLAY Young 2Os Gus Baxter 21O
Edw Rzeppa 205-2O2 James Strange 203
Walter Sperlich 2li-2iO. William Jordan
2Og-2l5. Joe West 2l6. Bud Werner zoo
Trowbridge 22i William Thompson 203
Harold Otenbaker i420a2l6 James
Hatch 2O2 23I Frank Bailey 2O2 Tret
Bedard 205-225. George Bryant 236- 2O3-
2Oi George Garner 2iO-22S. Donald Cooper
Joe Costa 2il~ Erwin Nagel 200.
Adam Beller POS. Roland Thebolt 2O7
Cross 225. Clarence Vaskowitz 23t.2l3.
Elias Walker 20T. Galen Hassinger 2ii-
235. Leonard Thiesen 2l5-2T7. Francis
Waldecker 210-206, Harvey Young 2O5
Fred Kirk 222 sam Fedman 2O3. Zygmuni
Zack 2l9-20s. George Hliebay 2O4 Dave
diamond 225. Schwckert 235. Franci.
Bickel 2oi William Hellstein 7is, Bill
IaRue 22Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
RITTER'S
HOUSE LEAGUE

George GinEerella 234. Larry Krantz 22e-
200 Clarence Neumann 222 -209-2O2. Harry
Gldden 247223-236. Otto Auch 203-2l3.
Henry Weber 2l1-21s. Jim DiMeglio 2Oi
Bert Wistow 235-2O2 Robert Mayer 2O2-
225. Ernie orling 204, John Dobbelaere
202. Frank Until 200, Doctor Henderson
2o9 Al Kistt 2i7 Cy Coralcyk 2as' ouen,
tin Heika 235. Art Houtteman 1913 Jack
Gardner 226-2iO. Robert Eks,rom 202-20i
I'd Kukia 2il-233, Robert Rich 2212l5.
Ralph OZARK 2Of Jack Ludwig 2l2-2Ol
lack Baker 90. John Gingerella 2l3 John
Crosse 200 Frank williams oil Dan wal
taco 22S Me'te Standtsh 2il-201. Herb
Schreiber 2l2 Otro Noissiuger 2I4-205. Art
Lass 2Of Joe KreSs 2O3-21t. steve Zoss
al PAT Brady 2O3 Len Liberds 200
Joe Cspero 2i4, William Williams 2O5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
$40 MAJOR CLASSIC

Hlgh scores Ken iiberda 2OO-2i2, Wal
ter BshorSst 2tS Pol. Joe SCHWARTZ 2O2
Erwin PITT 2OO-2si. Ace PARK 20S. Phil
De Angelo 2ll-2is.2lS Gene Mack 2l5-2Il,
Zeke Tody 222 2O2 omar Herppich 245247,
John Squillo 2O3. Floyd Rchman. 20l 200.
Walt Attending 233 Mel Dor Col Ed
Trosien POS, Chester Biggs 225. Frank
Keefe 222 Tom Dora1io 2i3, Sam Buna
Nick Trompics 20i Syi Thiel 207- 200.
Frank Mikiel 203-2li steve Kent 2t3,
Perry Allagreen 2iO-2o2 vino Suty PA.
chris May 257 22i Chas sheuay 202. I'D
Wenz 2i3. Al valena 2iO. Fred Miller 2li-
l2l6-20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
MIDWEST
MOTOR CITY

HIEh Tr-res Tier 20 CTrka % p
s'ssin 2l3 9 Henry 212 20l r Lshm-
heck 2l3 Iynu 2H g Goldsmith pos
J Lau 20s. X Flesch 2n7 Zemnickas
23T Babis 2ii y KAszyca pol J
Kaszyea -252 p Frir' 2t7 p Mare 233
8 Du, hssre 233. p Gibson pa 225-2"o r.
TrjonH DO 2li y Ze'crsK 21,-2t2
Zoisuak 2is-23s : SaaIsh 300 smith
PA N Hamilton ~ T. p.i"s~F 21a-
PA POO = Err COO P'r. .r1 1000 !"-
T. Era#o emo 'u' 81 F,a-l.r onto %
Nate 2ns 90 Cd Haze -tu.t -eIHst -s-
e. f-"'.It. .io 9-u..'s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
FORT DII.RNY

High scores JNe Jensen 23s Joe SuysK
23g2Ie John Kotiol 230.2l5. les Drsier
22s Finer Bardcl rR27 Nike lesion 2l7.
John McIrchsk III steve Miller 2ls-2"s
Joe RITZ 2ia Horace Grover 2lo. Pau
Chuts pos FRANK TumkieVicz 207 Horace
Camp 202. Jack Nen 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
ORIENT
HnI II LtAGIE

u High scores--Joe Kubas 254 Fred saul
237. Walter sperhch 233 Walt Meyers 225-
Zo3, Frank COnger 22i, Leo Nisula 22l Ray
Schon 2l4. Geo Schram 22s, Harold Bardel
222. Alton Martin PIP John Bardel al. c.
O'Neii 2lO.2O5. Hugh Cullen 2lO Chas
rrsun 2l0. Byron Cullen cog VIM. John
stone POS Ora Gregg 2Os. Jack Lynn POS
Art Daniels 2O7-2n3. Virgil Keller POS, Tom
Mt,elhrun 205 Walter Saydak 2o4 VIM
Glazebr1ck. 2O4 Vern LlndStrom 2O3 Lew
Hamm 203 Tom Malek 202 Nike Ciernik
202 Art Nlncheil 2O2, Leonard sarnowski
223, Joe Ruppel 2e2, Linton Todd POI, Ford
RllstOn 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
GREAT LAKES
GRAPHIC ARTN

HiFH -frfcs kay CAV 2T2-2I0-23I Joe
Eal-a+,+ e1sr-eg itaDal' -6- Dic.
kruw 2O- Mink Osfer. eer -1f. george
Hsl4Iuuer BOG Pete RLeHIe pal k.wer
M.'Ncr 2p2 Harrt Hsrrila0 -u2 Tom
~'rberE -iI Elmer Ts'' 2u7 J.o1 Sa-
tsrfh 4"H Jerry Habsr'h POS Car FIlauC
FOL cur Spencer 2o5-224 Rudy NoyLAi
2i2. John DoNiIns 90 Mike NDsak 20f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
FEDERAL MoGUL MITE
DETROIT INTER-LoCAL

pts Pts
GeuWer 7. u l. = Rubber =
Ro1se' Ell PIX. 10 Briggs ,
Pos Ohice Chrysler >
Chevrolet 1 Cheyr olet {
Banners > Chez Forge
Fed MoEui = ; Fed Mogllr
HIGH scoreS-c- West 2o2 J Ferguson
2Ol. F Auto 20s. l. Kaufman 2i2. NJ.
Kowalski I'll, : Kreski 220-2o3. J. Sko-
morovski 207. c. Burket POS, w Potrywks
22i, l.. Bakstein 2l4-222, A Maertens 40
J. Reznik 202. Vol 2ilz25, l.. PtlZniew-
ski 2OO-232. r. Hawke al. c. Hart 204
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
buy n Bomber
old Men Of Bowling

The New Jersey Rangers, out
standing bowling team, are known
as the Five Old Men, the play
,ers ranging from 81 TO 81 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
CHENE-TROMBLl
Ia1IkfN pRIS.ln .TlII


Smith 2i3 Oscar Gus'Afson 202 Ford
Z02 John DrobkA 2Oo.2i5. Andy Podgoske
20l as. Edward Derezeesh go. Joe
prks 2li.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Ill NOR HNI IL

High scores Paul Richards 2f5 IL,
McGraw 200 Frank Kenyon 223-20l. LOU,
Stroster 2lg-2l6 GEORGE Church 2Zq Bill
Palmer 2ls. John Modst 200 Raiph Brand.
21l-2l0 Jchr McMaAnp- 2a4 -Tan4- Bash
irc eos. Paul Colombo POS. sam Eio.s
2l2, Har,es Edwards 2Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
DENNY
>I\IOR not -

I HIEh storFf 7 H0fIOFEeT .IF ~ UT =
! Har 2l4-23S T kssis 200 - Teahsn
223. vsnGieson eos KnV1nski 2is
r ksil 2o4 Ivig 2oi2l3 Halle; 20i.
Chaser 235. w HAnuemsn 2l2-224 r.
Appene 2o3. J Ssntorp 200 A DuBsau
,l2i6 T. RossmAn 2O0. y Miller 2i0 :
Barr All, A. Martens POS A LARAMIE
232. A Orzel 222. Foss 23e. Ia Rose
200. 22s X Little 223 2Og J HoDs 1923
22s. Molnaru 20s Wnlzak 2O5 Blues
2ll 2fi. r Kirschke 22i Tnko 2O3 "
strike 2nl A Tesrcr pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
HOUSE LEAGUE

n gh scores WAYNE Ramsay 25S ~ T.
Walt Durbin 2451 Harry PAGE Pa Ton
Cull 233. Nick Credit 1923 Forest PARK
222. Vince sarah 300. Don Brich'a 22i
2l5, Perce Phuburn 22O-204. Don ElsnauEi
2i3. Edwin sarah 2i3-204 Wal. Bednar
ski 2l3. William Morland PIP Jack Giess'
2io-209 Carl Mau 2i0, Al Krug poo 20i
Wallie Bauer POS. Roy Wrenbeck 2O5
Alec Niche 203. Harold Jasch 2O3. vi
liam Lange 20i, Charles Snyder 200. Louu
Quine 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
OIDBRIr

High scores Campbell Mcneil 223- POI
Nell Carlen go. Boo Messerschmidt 2i7
Lindsey Baldoni POS. Frank Klein 20i
Leonard stable 2O2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
GRAPHIC ARTS
GRAPHIC ARTS

Hlgh scoFeF-Andy MaCkay ~ Rsy
Hoffman 25s-2Oo BIZ White 236 -232. Vic
Poieri 2it. Lou Meyers pos 200 Bill
Lnckard 253 ri Ingram 225 Lou Dcrion
2i5. Bill Nu'tine 20O. Jack Fshel 2O3
Joe Martin 30. Geb Wen1ier 2OI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
LOYAL WING CLUB

High scores Arthur Brunetti 257 Jess
Bell 24l Eugene III Laura 230-22l, Lou De
SAINTS 22s y Monarelli 2l2 Al Nenni 2l2
Bon Oliver 205. John Monarelli POS, II
Rossi 2o3. r Bell 203. Guy Bell 233 II
De Valerie 202. Joe Conuello 202, " Dora
zio col H. Van Belle 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
PILLAR
SENIOR HOUSE

HlEh sCUres.O Peters 22I Maleskl
2o3. Jack Plappert 235. D Tanner 20l W
Schmid 2o3. Al Hsllett 2il 30 r. san.
terfur 2lq II, Scott PA, w Pankhurs'
PIP, L. Braun 2O4. I. Knapp 22i r An.
fersack pos c Melchoir 2Oa II Chrtsten.
sen 2o4-2il. " David 2O3-2Oo. K La.
diker 2o5, 5. Farnum 235 f Brischke 200
W Hood 227, X. Kirby POS 2O2 200 J
Van Becelaere 2l2, +. TaUbe 2ls. Robbins
2l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
FEDERATION or LABOR

High scores Earl Bartsch 2j4. Dave
Hessen 253-233. Elmer Baker 226. Ray
Gugel 22s. Sam Barnett 2is Jim Butz
2i7, Dave Diamond 2l3-20i, Jack Trout
2l2 Clarence shirk 20e Clarence Adrian
207 Tom Sinclair 207. Joseph Remsng
2Os. Lawrence Brown 206. Al Pomerco
POS. Joe Bernard POS. Richard Cornelius
2O5 Joe Kubas 205 Sam 81. Onge 2O4'
Barney Gugel 202. Chas. Rupnow 2Ol'
stan Mezdo pol, Cass OlsEta 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
MILLETT'S
HOUSE LEAGUE

Hen scores . Rose 202 = Ken 2Oi
y Kea'hiey 225 r Violet 223 + Gremel
2l6. 6 Davidson 2O2 n Nash 2O6.
Kilhan 2ol ZIP, y Buchta 202. /. Nipper
2Oq- 2On-20i. q Tanner 2l5-23l H. Fisher
2i2257. 8 Shocklcy ZIG. A. DingwelI 200.
223 J Nero 222. schiefy 22s. u.
Huntington 2O2- 2ii. w Pageau 2i4-2O2 l.
Keppen 2Os Morris 2O4 J Pavella 40.
2O2. J. Pesta 2ii, G. Bollinger 22e, II. r
Aston 237
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
PALM BEACH
JUNIOR HOUSE

HI-h scores Edward Weilaud 2l2 Wal
Ter Abrams POS Fred Wsrrick 2O3 Robert
White 2u2 Edward stark 2lO Frank Foute
2ls. Ernie Poot 2li. Floyd Could PIP
James stein 2ll. Harold Bessler 40. 2O5
Ted kampman 20g George Oliver 202 Jack
sherman 2OI. Walter Pasink 2OO-2l4 Rob
er Helvig 202, Lee Urban 20l. George
Cesar 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
SOUTHEASTERN
LADIES HOUSE

\ High scores-Theresa WalLak 2lJ-1el.
Grace Wulbrecht 1912 Grace Johnson
lss, Lorraine Korthals 1855 Welda Gorlitz
Is4 Joyce Holeman lis. Madeline Korthals
70. Georgia HIM 175, Irene Mittelbrun i76,
Lucille Dubbs i72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
NEW GARFIELD
HOUSE No.

High scores ALnes Bymer 22t Mare
sparrow 2io, lucille ~ hoVski pot Marion
Springer 200 clara TUsch 1919. G'ady :
Dempsey l9N, Virginia CethusH 1876
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
KINGS AND QIEENS Classic

High SCORES "Ieke TOdy 233- Fred C0m-
fort 2O3. William Pssnlck 206. Leonard
Haremza POS. Fred Bowl 2o9 Ritz Berger
Il72, Lillian CoWell l72 Edith Kinsland
10, Ethel Beghin 1874. Ann Crawford 1872
li7i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
JUNIOR House

High scores--E SkoWron 233, r. WeIn-
berger 23l e Johnson 22s. +. semik 22S.
J Williams 22i r. Pobe 220. J. Osborns
Feidman 90, L. CLAM 2os, NJ savela 2o6.
w Clark 2O4. +. semik 204. b. smith
2O3, T. Bares pol, r. Davis 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
BOWL~O-DROME

Hish scoret-HAm krAuse ~, HaTty
Black 2it. George Lingle ?s5 Joe COmells
252. Ruby Berke POS. Tony Coscolenda
23s. sam Cascade 222 Joe Ellerhorst 22j
Abe stern 200 Paul Haron 203 Charles
RAssner 23i Rackbe Welt 2i5 stan B@Trts
pol sam Lutz POS Art scoytl 22i. L.
Tucker 2tt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
81 rRANCIs pE sALEs
TWENTIETH CENTURY
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-Ed Rupp 10. George
Grebe 2l3. Herman Bauerle 2l0. Cass Will
son 2o7. Joe Rabaut EOS. Charles Jen-
nings 20l. William Landgrsf 225. James
Heater 2I2. Bernie Fisher 20i, Bill smith
200. Howard Hill 204. Ed F1iss ais, Yorks
Balloon 2ll-201, Paul Rabaut 2l9-2O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
$3.50 HOt ~

222. Cougisr 22a' c owen POS. r. pudet
225 r Sussk 2Us = krsHk 2Os J
Oracsc 225. JsrosH I'll KAmirsh ais
is Pilot 2il. =. Burke 2l3, DomIalsk
2O2 w Gwncs 2l2 J KOwalski al. T
Rama 2Os. 7 Bahiarz 2O2 Cashier PA
Spanos 2O3 Morenr 2I' RenkeWicI 224
Kuny 2l5.2O4 Kane 2OO2io x Gssrriei
2lk = Kan'or 2n0-2ui " MaCk 2ll
Y GerstN 100 Good 2Ol ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
ARGYLE
DETROIT BOARD OF EDUCATION

HIN scorese-H Howard Cheritree 23s- 204
Oscar Herbon 235. Val Rose 22a Gerald
Hennigar 227, George Miles 227 r.. Keller
22i. Carl Rathke 2i9. Don smith 2i7
Charles Schroeder 2l4-20O. Ralph Abbott
2l3. Harry Keller 212. stanley Olson 2i0
Bernie Kotarsh 20s Ammer 205, John
White 204, Gerald McGlynn 203. sherman
Cross 202. John Bickel 20i, Floyd John
son 20i Paul Voelker pol. Wess 20i
Hanson 200, Kenney 200.
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ART CENTRE

Hlgh Scores Nicholson 2o5. n. Tobisn
232. J. Weinberg 2O5. J susami 2O6.
Dykstra 2iT c Young 2O2 smith 2i4,
w Clark 203 SchemAnsk 203. 4. Koval
4 229-2iO. Weaklsnd 22I. r Gugel 205. G..
\ Cramer All T. Look 2li2i0 J. Char 800
222, Richards 2Os-24O, Walters 2Ol, Auch
u POS. Van Hulls 2O3.
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UNIOR nor -

GraboVsN 223-2il Emil Msguussor %
Llnyd Wilton 220 a Novas 2l2 Fran
Podorsek 2il James Mckay 2o9 Rhf Pr
ment 2os. George Gregory 20l Tom NJ
Gee 300
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CONt,IO

Pinks 202 oscar schwartz 2J5 Dsv
VsICk 22l -2fD sam Gre-uberg 2ll-20i
Man HAldN 222 Nat Risln POI
NATIONAL DIVISION
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WY-7
HOUSE LEAGUE
MISCELLANEOUS
STANDARDIZATION

High scores--George Bockman 222 Ar
thur Pilon 22l James Clear 211. Arthur
Wilson oil. Peter Flicker 40. James Wheat
209 Eugene Rogers 20s Harry Barkwell
204. Henry visheau 204, Harry Forrest 20i.
James Keedwell 200.
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LADIES HOT 81
TOWER
REVERE

High scores-Jack Carlet on 232-202, Cor
don Fritch 222, Jerry Bourbonais 2lt'
Les Varga 205 Bob Rivers 202, Max
Riley 20l
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RITZ
WESTON V

Hgh scores Fred Stenbore 222 Walter
Buss.rg 2ls. Chas Roche 2l3 DICK Bag
nall 2ll. 9. Smith 207 Clarence Cook
2o5 Glen Clinesmith 205 Fred Happier
2oi Arthur Relnhard col Tony Golcar
POS pol.
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AMERICAN LEGION

High SCORES .ChAunCeV TUF0er 20 Fred
Dunn 22s. Al Wsuer -ol-2l3 Elmer Schlee
2ol, Richard Cody 2Ui 30 Piper 223 I'd
Henderson 233 Art kur'z POS HNvar.
2o4 Frank Rabideau ggo Frank N.tzsl 227
Russ Weaver 200 Les Gates 20S Al
Forbes 2il, Harvey Bishop 2l7 Oscar S9r-
enSon 203 Howard Cruml' pol -20I Lee
Chanee 2l5 Ware- ChampouN 2O7 stan
Cross pol, Wilfred LeQue 25s Tom S,odoia
2li. I'd Juntunen 200 Geo Mouat 2iu.
Chas Kollver 225 Mark Nr10man 2lq.
Lionel Smith 2Os. Rod Marshall 217. steve
Gorny 222-235. Or Ted FEer 2l7. Joe Grey.
stok PA, Verne smith 2i2
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BEACON
HOT ~ LEAGtE

Hgh scores-Ai Wsrzecka PA 2Os pol.
~ Ernswein 23i. Jim Hughes 22i2ls, h.
Schmidt 22l- 202 Vince Sorah 2i5 George
Cole 2l3 Jack Heensn 2i2 Howard Ham
! iron 2l0. Paul Scott 200, Fred Garry 2l4.
Mike Fisher 204. Peter Ksmbos 202 W
Thoms 2O2 Budde Love 20i Mike Misko
200
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GRAPHIC ARTS

GREEN DIVISION
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RIVIERA
BtRRoIGUS PFA<IT

High scores sch, andt 24i Jasmer 900
= Frost 222 NJ. Gascon 222, harrington
22l, Hewitt 2i6. Padley 2i5 Lowe 2l3
Bertrand EOS, Maidment 2O3 Chapman
203. Friedrich 20i, Beckmeyer 200.