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Evening star., 1942-08-07
Mrs. Roosevelt Pledges
Aid; Helen Hayes Tells
Of Service Opportunity

The Washington Stage Door Can
teen was launched officially last
night, with blessings delivered from
all points of the compass.
The local reproduction of the New
York spot. which for some months
has been presenting free to service
men the kind of good time which
couldn't be bought at any price,
was outlined to local citizens at a
buffet supper In the National
Theater.
The supper was held on the stage
OF the theater and the principal
speakers were theatrical figures who
had trod the well-worn boards OF
the National often In years past
This time they came to seek, not
applause for themselves, but COM
munity support for a project which
is designed to make brighter the
few hours which servicemen spend
in the Capital. S1s-~
Hundreds In Audience.
/ An audience Of several hundred
persons heard the sponsors of the
project tell of the hopes they had
for the success of the Washington
Stage Door Canteen.
The canteen is to be located in
the Belasco Theater, which is being
made available for the purpose by
the Government. It is to be place
where men in uniform will find
free food, soft drinks, dancing with
partners provided and entertain
ment.
The meeting last night was a call
to local citizens who would be in
terested in performing the tasks
connected with operation of the
canteen. To explain the establish
ment, which is due to open about
Labor Day, to those volunteers who
will operate 1t here, the local spon-
sors presented galaxy of speakers
from theatrical and oficial life.
Mrs. Roosevelt Pledges Aid.
Mrs. Roosevelt led the list of local
persons pledging support to the
undertaking. She expressed conf
dence that I'VE can do something
here that is somewhere as good as
what they have done in New York"
Helen Hayes, the Washington girl
who rose to fame on the stage, took
over unofficial leadership of the
local project. She was present at
the dinner and told in moving words
of the good which has been done by
the New York Canteen.
Howard Acton. speaking for the
National Press Club, pledged that
organizations support and said that
the newspapermen's club would
operate the club one night a month.
Tallulah Bankhead, Edna Ferber,
Milton Shubert, Paul v. McNutt,
Robert Porterfleld, Senator Pepper,
John Lodge and Antoinette Perry
were among the others who spoke.
Brock Pemberton acted as chair
man OF the meeting.
Salute From New York.
Those seated on the stage heard
15-minute broadcast-and salute
to the local canteen-from the New
York spot. In New York, theater
folk have taken over all the jobs
from busboys to entertainers. There,
an average of $500 servicemen
night see the best talent In the
country.
1t is planned to duplicate this
project here, with the financing and
work to be done by local citizens
and entertainment to be furnished
by talent from local theaters and
night clubs. Mrs. John B. Stone
has been handling the preparations
for the Washington Stage Door
Canteen. which is a project of the
Theater Wing War Serv-
ices.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

ana curing q
portion of that
time served as
assistant c h | e f
AFRAID warden.
She was cited
for her fine de-
velop ment of
women's partici-
patton in the
air-raid service
and her contri-
button 10 Lle ell
fectiveneSS OF
the program IN
general.
Col. Norvell was
o;toI for ant
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Federal Workers PIon
Axis to Grind Revue

A topical revue, Axis to Grind"
depicting wartime life in Wa n
ington, will be staged by the United
Federal Workers of America at
Barney Neighborhood House, 470 N
street S.W.. at 8:45 tomorrow night.
The rogram will be repeated on
succeeding Saturday nights.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

any e n 7 o l l e @
member of the
civilian defense
program will be
officially recog-
nized for distin-
gushing himself
by extraordinary
heroism at the
risk of his life
u n er OF h e l
than actual hos =
tile attack con-
ditions.
On the other
basis for award
ing q certificate
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Postmusters Confirmed

The Senate yesterday confirmed
President Roosevelt's nomination of
two postmasters in Maryland and
Virginia. They are Evelyn j. Monroe
at Mount Vernon. Va, and Malcolm
F. Caplan at st. Michaels, on Mary
lands Eastern Shore.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Four Civilian Defense STAGE Door Canteen
Awards Announcedby Project Is Launched;
Co-ordinator Young Leaders Speak
Gen. Watson, Col. Norve|I
Miss Mary Mason and
Chief Murphy Honored

Announcing the award Of certiti-
cate OF merit and three citations,
Defense Co-ordinator John Russell
Young issued reminder today that
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Wat4o~R~x~M
WAR BONDS
r \

Trench mortar shells COS. about
$1,000. Since trench mortar fires
at the rate of approximately IS
shells per minute. it costs about
$685. every minute one Of these guns
is in operation. =
Evening star., 1942-08-07

To furnish the necessary ammuni-
ton for trench mortars and hows =
itzers and other ordnance, Uncle
Sam Is calling upon patriotic Amer, .
leans everywhere to invest at least 4
10 per cent of income in War bonds !.
and stamps. The least we can do Is
give our fighting men the ammuni- !,
ton and tools necessary to win ths &
war. Are you doing your share?
United States Treasury Department.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

establecida recientemente por
orden ejecutiva del Presidente
Roosevelt.
EsfuerzO Undo
Esta acci6n sigui6 a las EXPIRE
stones practicas Y espontaneas de
apoyo por parte de las masas de
trabajadores. Despues de ocurrir
ell ataque japones a Pearl Harbor
muchas uniones obreras han de-
sistido voluntariamente de llevar a
cabo las huelgas que tenian proyec-
tadas. Algunos miembros han
comprado bonos de la defensa indi-
vidualmente y despues han votado
por la asignacion de gran parte de
los fondos de sus uniones para
adquirir mas. Muchos han dado su
sangre para transfusiones en- ell
Ejercito y la Armada. Miles sc
han ofrecido a trabajar horas ex-
traordinarias hasta que Sc pudieran
organizar las tandas exigidas por
la semana de 16S horas.
Los datos contenidos en- ell SIN
forme a la Naci6n," res1men del
esfuerzo belico de los Estados
Unidos publicado recientemente por
la "Ofice Of Facts and Figures"
demuestran Ia signifcaci6n de Ia
respuesta que ha dado Ell Trabajo a
la defensa hemisferica y q las pre-
paraciones belicas de las Naciones
Unidas. Cinco millones de traba-
jadores SO han alistado al plan de
production de guerra. Otros cinco
millones van a engrosar las filas en-
los proximos seis meses. Para
fines de aho Sc habran triplicado las
huestes obreras, y en- l943 Sc ha-
bran cuadruplicado.
MillOnes Han Reclbldo instruction
Segun dicho informe, cerca de
dos millones y medic de trabaja-
dores han recibido instruction para
satisfacer la demanda creciente de
trabajadores diestros. 1000 escue-
las de artes y oficios, 1856 colegios y
universidades y 10000 escuelas
pGblicas participaron en- Ia instruc-
ci6n de obreros junto con Ia Admins
TRACTION Nacional de la Juventud y
el Cuerpo Civil de Conservation.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Gran Bale de Coronacion

Con ell grandioso Bale de
Coronation anunciado para es
ia noche, finalizara ell "Carna
val Latino Americana"
Lo que la fiesta produzca
sera dedicado a la Cruz Roja
Americana y a la compra de
Bonos para la Defensa.
La Srta. Frances Cannella,
actual Reina, ocupara ell tro-
no acompahada de Su Corte de
Honor.
Empezara ell bale a las 9
de la noche Y las votaciones a
las nueve y media. Sc haran
por medic de las maQuinas de
votar que Sc usan en- la ciu-
dad. FL Comite Electoral 10
integran Rex Farrior, ell que
sera sustituido por en~contrar-
Sc enfermo; Carlton C. Cone,
y Jack Rayl, asistidos por una
comisi6n de los campamentos
locales.
Aspiran a Reina las Srtas.
Evelyn Fernandez, Norma
Martinez, Lillian Ficarrotta, y
Deltina Diaz, damitas que 60
zan de gran popularidad en- ell
seno de nuestra sociedad.
I'm selecto grupo integrado
por las Srtas. Zoila Baez, Ma
tide Borrego, Ida Delgado,
Dolores Garcia, Violeta Lane
ra y Olga Martinez, aspiran a
damas de la Corte de Honor.
Cada una de estas damitas re-
presenta una entidad civica o
regional.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

(POR MARIO RoDRlGUEEl

La parte bailable lie hs sido
concedida a las orQuestas la
Tropical" para las pleas la
tinas, con sus cantantes Srta.
Mercedes Sanchez y Freddie
Valdes, y "Don Francisco" pa
ra las pleas americanas.
A la una de la manana sc
dara a conocer ell nombre de
la nueva Reina del CARNIVAL
Latino Americana. Durante la
coronation Sc presentara un
excelente acto de variedades,
en- ell que figuran ell cantante
Luis Torres, ell popular Justo
Ferrara, la parejita Tommy
Acosta y Dalia Mira, Julio
y Jean Tudell, bailarines me-
xicanos. Actuara de Maestro
de Ceremonies ell ST.. Norman
Kirckonnell.
En- la puerta de entrada ha-
bra una comisi6n de recibo,
compuesta por Karl B. .CueSta,
George B. Howell, Leslie Man,
Captain Earle Smith, Captain
Doster v Captain R. Ford.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
DOS DESAFIOS
DEL CINCINNATI

E. Cir1nnati jugara hoy en-
.ests ciudad, en- horas de la tar
de, con los Tigres de Detroit.
Johnny Wander Nicer comen-
cara ell jueves, a las 2:30.
Manana domingo, eu Plant
Field, los Rojos tendr5u de ad
versarios a los Medals Rojas
de Boston, c0mandados por
Jose Cronin.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Function a beneficio
de la Cruz Roja Americana

Ell proximo martes la Sec
ci6n Recreativa del Centre Els
pahol de West Tampa celebra
"a una function teatral a bene-
ficio de la Cruz Roja America
ma.
Subira a escena la preciosa
comedia LA Casa de Quir6s",
interpretada por los mucha-
chos Y muchachas de las Sec
clones de Damas y Recreo.
La parte directriz lie ha 81
do confiada a la Sra. Carmen
Ramirez.
En- la segunda parte presen
taran I'm extraordinario acto
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
coRTE DEL cIRcU.1O

La. Sra, Gaetana Greco, su
hijo polftico Y su hija, eSposos
Guilo PuIeo, presentaron aver
una Queja en- esta corte para
Que Sc prohiba ell funcionamien-
to de un motor de Ia Ferlita Ma
csroni Company, que produce
IN eXtraordinario ruido, insO-
portable vibraci6n, y les PERU
6lca su salud e intereseS.
En- 1889 la Sra. Greco preSen
t6 una queja igual Y ell juez
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

= n.t.h ec0 c~a cierto 10
Gel motor; pc.5 coneedi6 ITEM
pc al acusaao para remediar el
NAL.
Por algdn tempo fueron eli
minados los ruidos y Las vibra-
clones; pero va retornaron.
La S"a. Greco dice que su es-
tado de Salud era bueno Y que
eSos ruidos la han hecho perder
30 libraS de peso y al mismo
tempo alterado su sistema ner-
vioSo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Los Uniones Obrerus de los Estodos Unidos
Sc Ponen en- Collaboration puru Dedicor
} Todos svs Esfverzos q Ia Production Behco

FL acuerdo a que han llegado las
agrupaciones obreras para estable-
GER cooperation, garantiza un en-
cauzamiento mas efcaz de la capa-
cidad productive dc este vasto
ejercito. Los lideres de las dos
organizaeiones mencionadas Sc
reunen todas las semanas en- la
Junta dc Trabaio de Guerra, recien-
temente organizada. Sin aban-
donar la posici6n adoptsda en- 10
que Sc retire a Ia politica general
de trabajo, los lideres de la Fede-
raci6n Americana del Trabajo Y Ell
Consejo de Organizaciones Indus
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
BOXEARA UN GLADIATOR
CUBANO DEL PESO COM
PLETO

Sarasota, mario 14.-Un p1
gil cubano del peso complete, 10
sc Arengo, "victima segura," Sc
batira ell dunes, a 10 asaltos, con
Eddie Nader, diestro gladiator
local. Arengo hara su primera
presentation en- un cuadrilatero
norteamericano.
George Manley, de Indianapo
lis, peleara a seiS asaltos con ell
cubano Angel Lorenzo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

New FORK, mario 14.-Ano.
che. en- la Madison Square Gar.
den, Johnny Colan puso a dor.
mir, en- Ell segundo asalto, a Jim.
my Webb, ell irland6s de Hous,
ton.
Cinco veces, descargando efec
tivos punetazos, derrib6 Colan q
su adversario, en- un periodic de
tempo de dos minutes.
Esto lie dara a Johnny una O.
portunidad de pelear, bajo la d.
recci6n de Mike Jacobs, con Gus
Lesnevich, ell russo campe6n de
las IT'S libras.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

WTAsHINGToN.-La reSpues-
w ia dada por los trabaja-
dores de los Estados Unidos a
la participation directa de este
pals en- la guerra fue rapida e
imponente y culmino con la
decision adoptada por las dos
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Matinee Bailable

Otro grandioso exito augu.
ramos para manana domingo
a la Secci6n de Recreo del c.
Espahol, dirigida por ell Sr. An
gel de la Riva. Otra matinee
bailable Sc verificara en- la
sala principal del bello edifi-
clio de la Septima avenida.
La plataforma sera ocupada
por la Orquesta "Don Fracis-
co." conjunto que estrenara
las pleas en- boga.
No faltaran las mesas alre-
dedor del salon, las que pc :
ran ser ocupadas sin costo al
guno para los astStentes.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

grandes organizaciones obre-
ras del pals, la Federation
Americana del Trabajo Y ell
Congreso de Organizaciones
lndustriales, de TRAFALGAR con
unanimidad para la production
total de materiales de guerra.
Dichas organizaciones han
acordado colaborar fernando
parte como miembros de Ia
Junt lwde Trabajo de Guerra,
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Enfermo
BESIDE la noche del pasado
jueves guarda CANA en- su no.
gar, 1906 de la Decima aveni-
da, ell apreciado amigo Benny
Cuellar.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su pronto Y total restableci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i IN
Hardware. Sa. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
Feminine
HYGIENE
lnoW finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of doHcheS as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
d~ainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful TO
delicate tissues. But not Lydia y.
Pinkham's Sanative WASH Pinkham's
Sanattve Wash Is gaining great favor
because it's NOT q harmful germicide.
Instead-its q mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Albores de Prinaavera

h De hoy en- ocho dias cele-
ihrara la Secci6n de Recrep del
Circulo Cubano I'm Cabaret Pc
pular.
Cuatro orquestas 10 ameni-
zaran. Esta llamado a consti-
tuir un verdadero exito para
sus organizadores.
En- dias de la proXima soma
ma daremos los detalles COM
pletos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Para Nueva York

En- Ia manana de hoy par
ti6 para la ciudad de Nueva
York ell Sr. Teodoro Rodri-
gueZ.
En- la Metr6poli disfrutara
de varias semanas de placer,
y visitara a familiares que ALI
residen.
AL despedirlo, lie deseamos
un feliz viaje.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

triales estan allanando las diferen-
cias que existen entire las uniones v
empleando los recursos de las mis-
mas y los conocimientos amplios
que poseen en- su campo para
operar las m&quinas que producer
los implementos de guerra. y =
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
TIL RIVE A
Near DaytonA Beach

Cerca de Daytona Beach
Ideal para Convenciones o Conferencias. Capacidad 400
FL Inico hotel con bar alberto TODD el ano,
entire Jacksonville y Palm Beach
Radio y ventilador en- cada habitaci6n. Terrenos de
golf. Plscina Arteslana y Playa arenosa. Tennis. Bad
minton. Ping Pong. Croquet. Pauos para lanzamiento de
herraduras y Switchboard. Sala de bale y de conven-
clones. Facilidades para Banquetes. Espaciosos terrenos.
e. lugar mas fresco en- la Florida, en- ell lugar de naei-
miento de los vientos comerciales. Donde la corriente
del Labrador Ca Artica) Sc encuentra con Ia del Golfo,
y donde la ~nataci6n y la pesca son superlatvas.
Tsrifas especiales para Ell veranO, de Abril . Dieismbre.
HOTEL RIVIERA, Box 400, DDaytOna Beach, Florida.
I'm lugar maravilloso para sus vaeaciOnss
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Santos del dia

Santos del dia
Sabado: Matilde, Florentino,
Eustaquio, Patricia.
Domingo: Lucrecia, Raimun
do, Longine y Nicandro.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

VICTORIA De SCL&N4oCC
Lam
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Matyunas Out
For Season

The Midway team composed OF
boys from Hawkins and Frederick
SITS, won two games Tuesday night,
defeating the Hill team in the open
er by the score Of 1874. Billy Rob
inson lead the scorers with nine
points. This was evidently the
spark they needed to set them off
TO a winning pace. They came back
and played the league leading Hol-
low team right out of the gym.
Leo Clark, the diminutive captain
Of the Midway team, finally found
the basket and sank three one hand
shots that proved TO be the win
ming margin. The Hollow team
played without the services Of their
star, John Bass, and fell by a
score OF 2i-l6. The Midway and
the Hollow are now tied for first
with two victories and one deL>at
each. The Hill has yet to taste
victory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Sports Roundup

Chicago ms The Chanute Flyers and the Aberdeen Md
proving ground basketball team TODAY accepted invitations an
awaited Official approval participate the Worlds champion
professional basketball tournament in Chicago March to H.
Chicago MS laayy Kent aho has been Northeastern
UnserSfys athletic staff for the last 6 years installed today
the schools head baseball COACH replacing Sian KioeS ho
resigned 10 join the May.
Chicago -INS-The Chicago Cubs viii another spring
training campaign tonight when 80 persons p of them players
board streanner Pacific Eighteen other players
will be convergng Los Angeles from other sections Of the
country meantime The squad of 20 PLAYERS, along
with newspaper club officials and attaches will embark from
the dock Wilmington, Cal FRIDAY morning for Catalina Island
where the will train
Kalama-oo Mct ms litter Hibdnd-tpck battle in
hieh the lead changed haltdo5eu times the Western Michigan
Cagey today could boast Of haeig ratbd the dina Scots IS
game grnin7 streak BY a 1872 h1yd1v00d zictory
East Lansing Mich ms With its sx-star card marred
only by defeat the hands OF Oklahoma a. NJ National
champions the Michigan State wrestling today held PHO
victory over the University of Nebraska team.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Midway Players
Win Two Games

The flashing spikes OF Joe Matyu-
mas, spectacular Michigan Normal
Splinter, will gather dust for the
rest Of the indoor season-and per-
haps through most of the outdoor
campaign.
That was the sorrowful announce
ment Of DR.. Lloyd W. Olds, Huron
track coach, Tuesday after he had
received word that his brilliant
sophomore star had undergone an
operation for acute appendicitis at
ST. Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Matyunas was expected to prove
a heavy point winner for the Michi.
gan Normal track team in the var
ious relay meets upon the indoor
schedule. In addition. the New
Jersey dashman had been entered
in the National A. A. L. champion
ships at Madison Square Garden
next week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
One of Three
Week End Tits

The highest scoring team in the
state, Northern Michigan, will move
into Ypsilanti Thursday for a game
with Michigan Normars up-and.
coming Hurons at Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium.
The fastbreaking Upper PENN
sula OUTFIT. led by Harold Anderson
specialist In one.handed shots, has
averaged nearly so points a game
this season. Northern has won /.
games and lost two, ranking third
behind Alma and Muskegon Junior
College in the Michigan cage stand.
ings.
Anderson accounted for % points
In one-man assault on the Mich
igan Normal basket last winter. The
Hurons bowed TO their point-mad
foes by 45-40 score in a see-saw
battle.
Included among Northern's vic.
Tins this year is Central Michigan
College. a team that split even with
Michigan Normal in two-game
series. The upstate quintet has
rolled up S35 points against its op-
ponents' $50 so far.
The joust with Northern will be
the first OF three consecutive games
for the Hurons this week end. The
statesmen will engage St. Mary's Of
Orchard Lake here Friday before
invading Detroit Saturday for =
game with Alma College at Olympia.
Coach Ray Sites will probably
start Charles Sampler, Vern Sher-
man, Howard Messenger. Fritz Ben.
netts and Johnny Shada against
Northern. Samplers injured ankle
is almost completely recovered.
Cleary College, winner over St.
Mary's in its last start. will close
its season against Michigan Nor.
NAL reserves in the second game of
the doubleheader Thursday. The
Commercials have gained one vic
tory in nine starts
The Cleary starting lineup will
include John Hruska and Dick
Heck at forward. George Gaines and
Ted Pennington at guard and John
Barnes at center. The Huron re
serves defeated Cleary earlier this
year.
The Michigan Normal-Northern
Michigan game will start at 1880
p. m, and the second contest will
follow Immediately after.
Another Ypsilanti team will be
busy Thursday when Roosevelt High
School swimmers clash with Tren.
ton in the Roosevelt pool at p.
m. The Rough Riders fell before
Trenton several weeks ago
This encounter will bring to an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
WORKERS VOTE

Detroit. Feb. ls-lNS-Mans
ment and union officials b
reached an agreement in the
authorized strike at the plant
the Aluminium Co. OF Amerio
the second work stoppage Their
three days-and clio workers
voting today on the tentative
Element, according 10 State L.
Mediator Victor {. Sweringen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Normal Cagers to be Opposed by Northern Michigal

end Roosevelt's dual meet season.
The Rough Riders officially com
plete their schedule next week in
the state Class high school cham
pionships at Adrian.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
BUYS HOTEL

Pontiac. Feb. lS-New owner Of
the Roosevelt Hotel is Frank Fish.
man. Detroit hotel operator. His bid
for TIE pronertv was 100000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Sports Calendar
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Swimming
Roosevelt High School vs.. Tren-
ton, r. II. S. pool. 4 p. m.
Basketball
Michigan Normal VS. Northern
Michigan, Y. II. S. gym. 7:30 p. m.
Cleary College VS.. Michigan Nor
NAL Reserves, Y. H. S. gym. S.15
p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
APpRovEp Bv couNcI

Detroit. Feb Frederic
S. Schouman today was approved
by common council as public rela-
tons officer for the Detroit Office
of Civilian Defense. Schouman
will be paid $4,000 annually
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18

Livingston 1879, Pierson (av.) 1875,
Streicher Jr 500, Harris $50,
Streicher Sr. 465. handicap IS, to.
tails, s96, S97. s91. 1854.
oliver Bar
Lambert 533, Sinkule 526. Meyers
500, Jones 53s, Stein $50. totals,
$50, s3s, 959, 2647.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
Bowling Scores

423, handicap 81, totals, 76s, 735.
742, 2245.
Eagles
l.. Reynolds 492. X. Hammond
522. L. Dicks $40, T. Edison 500,
D. King 535; totals, s56. 500, 804.
1853.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-18
BARRIERS

L. Moore $40. D. Blakemore sol,
B. Wise 4s3. r Nelson 523, D.
Deck 1853; totals. ISL. SOS, s31, 24S0.
Hillbillys
Earl Flanagan 57l, Rip Townsley
sos, Noble Flanagan 526, Tom Kel-
ly 454. Mac Blakemore 1853, handi-
cap Sc; totals. S67, 9O2, s17, 1856.
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Marsh & Son

H. Churchill 1926, X. Dundon 1856,
J. Ellis 421. A, Boyle 500, A. Dun
don sos; totals. 773. 7S2, ISL, 1856.
ScoVil's
Mohler 433. Gilbert 1875, Walker
426, Hopp 1872 Bowden ass, handi-
cap 120; totals, 1872, 1853, 794, 1884.
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StreIeher

543, Franklin 533, Schoolmaster
SIP; totals, S72 902, $50, 2656.
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Cities Service

Max 81 Cole 454. Greenman 4S9,
Lidke 40l, Corbeille sol, totals, 655
952, 9l9. 2156.
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American leaion

II Smith 532, p Hayward $50,
Kuster 1873. Tunniclife 45l. Schrep.
per SOS. handicap as; totals; s35,
1928, s53, 2616.
Haab's
Schreiner $50, c. Smith 532, Sto,l