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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Elevator Operator
Sells Stamp Corsdqes
Special Notices

PORT HURON. Dec. I Rache
Bass, elevator operator 81 the !
Is SperIy store, asks every one
who enters hcr elevator TO hul
war stamp CorSaCes She SOLE
Sl59 90 worth IN September; $40.
pm October, and topped that hgurt
Tor November She GOT the idej
from another girl elevator opera
Tor IN Ann Arbor.
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u. 5. Autos May Ride
On Russian DdndeIion

MISSOCLA. Mont. Dec. Z
UNS) The Russian dandelon
tkok-Saghyz TO YOU Russians may
put American motorists back on
rubber again.
According 10 tests conducted al
the Montana State University
School of Pharmacy. the roots of
the herb contain 3 per cent rubber
II was discovered after 50 days
growth in the school experimental
ktation.
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rAiN1tNC Am DrCoRAIING

.ORCHEsTRAF uastrF all orcAsio
rs-euce Car- g., Lar Adsr
tCI .ff1fc AI26
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate DIS
tngs in the bis sunday Times Want :
Section
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Redume Job al Stake
In Windsor Election

Mayor Arthur J. Resumo's JOB
was al stake today as Windsor
voters went 10 tho polls 10 select
their municipal officers for the
coming two years.
Reaune is opposed by Frank A.
Dayus. his opponent of two years
ago. Also 10 be elected are five
aldermen. two controllers. TWO
members of tho utilities commits
sion, three public school trustees.
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EP... EftTINt .s..rr rr
r.rl.csisl 81 Ia.
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italian Americans
Vow Aid 10 Roosevelt

Several thousand dollars in war
bonds were sold and all out
pledges of support TO President
Roosevelt and the war effort were
made al a meeting OF 900 dele
gates from Detroit Is Italian
American societies al meeting
in The Eastern thigh School AUDI
forum.
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Lost and Found

. BROWN key case Warren and Forest or
Woodward. reward Terrace s3al
sLADYS vstch. Gruen PINK gold Los
West Jefferson. Reward. NlneVooc
= LAPEL WATCH white gold heiVeer
' Third Woodward. Woodward car Mono
. gram l.. A. p. Liberal reward. Lniverstty
' 1-2ll2
/. LOST -- Purse containing money ring
= Identification; vest ride. Reward.
|. Tyler 1920
0 LOST Purse. large amount Of money.
tu-o checks and valuable papers. Reward.
/, Murray 4346
. CONSULT the enlarged l5statA-i4-t-
insS IN the bis sunday Times Want Ad
q Sertioni
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Al REPAIRING. free estimates. j. yrs
experience Al mskes. Guar. TO. q 5Cft
a 81 WtSIIf q -epaH ~. sewing msri rr
NaCB.u 81 u.. Free estimates Pay
SCI IErry 5000 C~rtraI Service
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tsoln1.
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.lCItRS. boNlers and trucking companies
4 notice Best quality winter weight gah.
srdiue OF whlpcord heTtnEhone 3-piece
uniforms your NAME tmhrOidersd on back
and front. only "a. Can II i. Feinsold
Northlswn 1926
!. CONSULT Tho enlarged Resl Estate list
. tngs IN the bis sunday Times Want M
= Section
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Funeral Directors

Fred @. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3fs2 y. JEFFERSON FlTZROY 21Ts-7i
} SUTTON a son
fis7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-3lO,
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Lost and Found

LOST Gold rim glasses. Regent TheAter.
Reward 6ls Law renee. Townsend S-61o6
LOST Pomcrsusn. logg hrown-uhite FUR
East SIde. Arlington 5-7oi. Reward
MEXlCAN Chihuahua m Wyandotfe
small brown. Liberal reward 1874 Oak
St WNandptfc
WALLET-Ma insignia. lost IN route
Detroit 10 CuCs reward TOWn4cLG
s-O36i
WRIST WATCH gold Bulova. corner Fasi
Grand Boulevard. Lafayette. Reward
Melruse 1882
$40 BILL VARSITY Market NrIsuer>.
Burk's DRUG. McNlchos reward JNWer
sity $3.50
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate us,-
inrs IN the be Sunday Tunes Want 40
section
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* xoet !Se41Ecp DE4QczdM
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ATIICs CoNNtRILp MO INCoMtN

CARLSON sTUDIOs-Advertlsin displays
posters, 1903 Brush street Telephone
FAndulph eii4
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: KoDAks AND SUPPLIES
LEATHER GOODS

EASTMAN Kodak Stores Incorporated
1858 observation-disclosures, supplies. etc
Dandolph 7is3.
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Convert your attic into su income. We
finance. sralley. MADISON 1913.
CONSULT m. snlsrge6 Pea Fs's'e HS'
irEs n IN. DIS sunday Times Want Al
ferffnr
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>InINn INslINrIn
SToktR >IRNI,I

SIDING INSULATED 20 ls'Hstc I'd,
..sr.e Bsck. 1879 D'...rfs liH 81.
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Beauty Culture Schools

FREE-Complete beauty training Invest
gate. Hygiene School. 500 Twelth
Madison Sn53
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AUTHORIZATIONS >TRNICi
ROOFINt.

your 2i'N30' home With "a 21-ysar root
f0r only $40. Easy terms. MANY Jobs IN
process 'or tour inspection call LIZ. 1881
LOWEST estimate rooms siding sddi-
lions, 3 yrs g. Jay. teaoral TO s-22}s
RtEOOF your nome now Lowest prices
CHkS O. WILLIAMS TT 1-1t5s
Evening star., 1942-12-18
W., N. "a. Counsel Moves
10 Get Case 10 High Court

Counsel for the w. M. g. A. bus
line today took the first step in the
rate battle with the once OF Price
Administration by asking the Court
Of Appeals to prepare papers neces-
sary for an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
James P. Donovan, attorney for
the bus line, announced he will file
record of the case and other neces-
sary papers with the Supreme Court
as soon as the papers are ready.
The Appellate Court recently re-
versed District Court dismissal Of
an OPA injunction suit filed after
the company had increased rates be-
tween Seat Pleasant. Md, and the
District from 10 to Is cents October
rs. The company reduced the fare to
10 cents December 10, pending a
Supreme Court decision.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
King and Queen Visit
Raj Ferry Terminal,
Chat With Employees
Many Americans Helping
Beot U-Bouts by Flying
Supplies Over Atlantic .
BY LEWIS HAWKINS,
Representing American Correspondent,
in T0rdor

l
Representing American Correspondents
| in London.
ON THE WEST COAST OF BRI-
TAIN, Delayed, R.-Men, women
and machines of the unsung RAF
ferry command had their hour with
royalty today when King George
and Quen Elizabeth inspected a
terminal of the service that nullifies
Hit,er's U-boats.
The men who fly the planes across
the Atlantic and the men and wom-
en- who make these flights possible
and repair and refit the planes when
they arrive were all interviewed
briefly by the royal couple.
After looking through a plotting
room which tells where every flying
craft is each hour and the weather
center IN which are made up the
forecasts that help to hold losses
to less than one per cent. the King
and Queen went to the administra-
tion building, where many Ameri-
cans work in close cooperation with
the RAF
There King George showed parti-
cular interest in the fact that Capt
Ruskin Watts of Westfield, N. j.,
wore RAF wings in addition to
United States AAF wings. Capt.
Watts explained he won the British
wings in the last war.
Chat With Americans.
Other Americans who chatted
with the King and Queen here,
answering many personal questions,
included Maj. Harry L. Clark of
Manhasset, N. Y; Capt. r. E. Mont
gomery Of Pittsburgh and Kansas
City, and Capt. Dale Honeycutt of
Dngannon, Va.
Going outside in the wind-blown
rain, Queen Elizabeth talked with
a pretty WAAF who releases bal
looms and does some kind Of magic
that brings amazingly accurate
weather reports.
Later the King and Queen climbed
a steep ladder into a huge cargo
plane that had recently arrived from
the United States. Civilian Pilot
Milo H. Campbell of Hollywood ex-
planned the mechanism.
The royal couple also had a word
with each of the other crewmen,
Earl Fleet of Kansas City, Raleigh
lnman OF Coffeyville, Kans.; E. T.
Bolton of Washington. z. M. Vincze
OF Kansas City, F. r. Czapanskey of
Abilene, Kans., and E. M. Traylor
of Washington, as we'll as Mai. Law
renee Thomas of Cooper, Tex, who
is with the United States AAF.
Flights Almost Routine.
Maj. Thomas told the King that
they come over smoothly enough,
Sir" Fleet assured the Queen that
the latest run was "a quite unevent-
1ul flight, uninteresting almost"
In the reconditioning hangar.
where men and women were work.
ing on Liberators. the King and
Queen we're pleased by q story told
them about Mrs. Violet Thompson's
teeth
Mrs. Thompson. a comely. ,erav-
haired widow affectionately known
as Granny has been a mechanic
in this hangar since the ferry serv-
ice started in the summer of l94l
and, until recently never had been
late or missed an hours work.
Fellow workers were amazed when
she failed to report on recent
morning, but found when she came
in at noon that she had. taken a
brief time of to have all her teeth
extracted. She expressed disap-
pointment that she had to use the
entire morning at the dentists Of
flee before getting back to her be-
loved engines.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Mrs. Roosevelt Steals Show
As Performer at Cunteen

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt stole
the show last night in her first per-
formance on Washington stage
before an all-servicemenis audience.
The audience which packed the
Stage Door Canteen sent waves of
applause stageward as Mrs. Roose-
welt participated in the canteen's
first broadcast over the National
Stage Door Canteen radio program,
which previously has originated in
New York.
Praising the entertainers who con-
tributed their talents "for the pur-
pose of soldier morale" Mrs. Roose-
welt said she wished stage door can
teens could follow our fighting men
10 every front.
Sharing the stage with her wer
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Milton Berle. comedian, and Helen
Menken, stage star. They put on a
series of skits contrasting romance
and home life before and after ra-
tioning.
Remarked Mr.. Berle about the
rooming problem here:
The only room could get in the
hotel is SO near the street have to
wait for the green light before I can
get out Of bed"
After the broadcast, Mrs. Roose-
velt retired to a balcony to watch
the other performers and later vol
unteered to return and tell the boys
OF the soldiers she met on her re-
cent trip to England. She received
another enthusiastic reception.
Others who spoke briefly were
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Fairfax Youths Reqitser
In County Office Bldg.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va. Dec. 18.-Because
of the closing of county high schools
today for the Christmas holidays,
Fairfax County selective board Of
flcials announce that the registra-
ton of 18-year-old youths in the
county will be held from now until
December 81. at the local board Of
flee in the County ONCE Building.
For the convenience of high
school pupils required to register,
registration centers were established
in the four high schools, when the
registration period opened. Since
Wednesday. six registrants have
volunteered fro enlistment in the
Navy.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Coots Of Cow Hair

Coats made from COW hair may
shortly appear in German-con-
trolled Denmark following expert
ments made by an Aarhus factory
coat made OF fabric containing
30 per cent COW hair having been
exhibited in Copenhagen.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Youths PIeud Not Guilty
In FutuI Auto Mishop

a. the Associated Press.
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. Dec. ls.-
Five youths pleaded not guilty
yesterday to charges of voluntary
manslaughter and involuntary man
slaughter in the death of Harry
Pryor, 10, of Smithsburg, Md, fatally
injured last Friday night when the
automobile in which he was riding
crashed into a tree.
Pvt. James A. Walsh of the Penn
sylvania Motor Police filed informa-
ton against the five before Justice
Of the Peace John S. Gillian, who
fixed bond at $500 each and had
them returned to Franklin County
Jail.
The youths are Ernest Shade,
Joseph Ditch, Arthur Stouffer and
Harry Mexican, all of Waynesboro,
Pa, and Junior Carbaugh of Fay
etteville, Pa.
A coroner's jury found the collision
was caused when the driver, Paul
r. Cartee, lost control because he
| was being pursued and shot at by
| the five youths held.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Alexander Woollcott and Brock
Pemberton. New York producer who
has been backer Of the parent
canteen organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
On the Side

OUR dog. whose name is Jimmy, was born In
~ Beverly Hills, Cal. His grandfather. the old
champ himself. was born there too
The Los Angeles Athletic Club was the first
organization to have a swimming pool on the
upper floor Of a building
Americas first aii-femaie orchestra WAX the
Vienna Ladies Orchestra, which played at San
Francisco's Tivoli Beer Gardens in 1877 The
best feminine orchestra of all time in this coun-
try was the Fadettes OF Boston.
Frank Norris who wrote those brilliant novels
'McTeague and The Pit" died at the age Of 81
Pony Express. which used horses bred for
racing carried messages at the rate of 500
miles in eight days
Before Pearl Harbor California had u air.
ports and 1913 landing fields. And subsequent
investigation revealed japanese living close to
all Of them.
T OS ANGELES has in residence more Divorces
IL than any major city in the country. And
more young mothers who are the sole support
OF young children.
The "oomph girl waitress idea reaches its
peak in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and Holly
wood Girls come from everywhere to break
into the films and when they fail many OF them
become mattresses
Mattresses in Los Angeles earn about twice
as much as the stenographers
good many stenographers have quit office
work to enter the defense industry. They seem
TO prefer the swing shift.
Ivy Olson once Of the Brooklyn Dodgers. lives
in Los Angeles. The Dodger fans rode poor Ivy
so numerically that he finally put cotton in his
ears so he couldn't hear the names he was being
called.
CHARLIE EATON noting a poll to the
- favorite food of Los Angeles restaurant
customers saw that chicken led the list and steak
was second
So Charlie opened restaurant in which
chicken was served exclusively. He then opened
another place where steak was sold exclusively
Now ne has chain OF restaurants and is on his
way to his second million.
The padded shoulders for women style idea
originated in Beverly Hills. Greta Carlo was the
originator.
She entered the tailoring establishment of
Eddie Schmidt carrying one of Jack Gilbert's
coats and pointing to the shoulders OF the gar
ment said:
make me q coat with shoulders just like
this"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

lived in San Jose and wrote The Man With the
Hoe" there.
The Winchester Mystery House is near San
Jose
In 1905 Sarah Winchester bought 17-room
house She was told by a spirtualist that hs
long as she kept building additions TO her house
|shc never would die.
Mrs Winchester built for 3S years
At her death the house had 100 rooms. IL
also had 40 stairways, 1000 doors and 10000
ndows.
Ripley once featured this house in his Believe
lit Or Not"
|DETALUMA, Cal Slogan OF which is The
IL Worlds Egg Basket has a chicken pharmacy
devoted exclusively 10 the sale OF remedies for
sick chickens.
II was at Santa Rosa, Cal, that Luther
Burbank developed the shasta daisy. And also
1.-The thornless cactus and so varieties OF plums
and pruneS.
The Golden Gate Bridge. one of the worlds
greatest bridges. cost $35,500000 The United
States is now being compelled to spend about
500 ,0OO.0 900 day on defense. Think Of all the
marvellous things the United States could build
or buy with the money it has to spend on war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29


new evidence" in sedtion scandal that will
redden five faces.
VIHE Big Parade: Arleen Whelan the starlet
put into Mysteries from laughing) at hilari-
Gus Milton Bereskng. Actually weeps and
screams while tee-heeing
Kay Williams one of Erie's land Powers)
prettiest models, inheriting a Fox screen test on
the first day in hometown.
Walter Pidgeon. the screen notable shorten
Ing the breath of admiring sophisticates at The
Little Gypsy.
Joan Merrill wishing she could find another
lyric like How Did He Look?" and Miss John
son Isn't In Today"
Buddy Clarke. his ex-wfe, their tots and the
young lady he will wed next-all being adult TO
the situation.
Eddie Cantor. astonshed at the spry step
ping OF Pat O'Brien
Look ut that guy co." Cantor exclains
And he's the father Of three children"
Vic Mature, estranged from his wife keep
ing a rendezvous tmiles away with Mrs.
Townsend"-the nickname of Mrs Natures and
the late Hal Kemps infant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

MEMOS of a Midnighter: Croucho Marx who
IVA won the complaints OF New York critics
when he announced he'd never wear that famed
mustache on the stage agsin) will wear Van
Dyck beard in the play, franklin Street
Charles Boyer's contract for Tales OF Man.
haitian gave him the privilege OF selecting
And so she Is seen In the gowns worn In
another film by Carole Landis
Octavus Roy Cohen Jr.s Army leaves are
spent with Ann Whitney. the thrush.
The Spencer Hares are rehesrsing lulabies.
Admiral Greenslades slogan for license plates:
MY Waste Measure Is 40"
George Jessel who still enjoys teasing his
favorite comedian Eddie Cantor) was asked
His health?" chirped Jessel He had bal
cony frouble!"
THE Big-Time: MGMs film of steinbeck's
"Tortilla Flat" The laundering hasn't hurt
IL at all
Richard Sherrnan's "A Clock Striking" and
Philip Wylie's Girl Comes Home" In Good House.
Ben Mardens Riviera-where they pay your
cab fare!
The radio drama. John Freedom"
Carmen de Rivero's Spanish dancing at the
Persian Room.
, Diana Cables songs and pianoing on the net
works
Florence Wagners observation:
Sorry TO hear about the MGM-Bil Saroyan
blowup. But I'll bet on the Armenian; he'll
sell 'em . rug YETI
The way Les Brown plays Here You Are"
The suggestion that Genl Doolittle's name
become Doolots
MANHATTAN Murals: The Madison Avenue
NA shoppe which, window-displays their hosiery
with this nifty:
The best sheers of your Hfe!"
The eatery on 43rd and Sixth. featuring home
made pies The owner accountant at
Warner Brothers, but he likes baking pies better.
So he quit and opened the shop
The assorted nuts" shop In Harlem all Negro
personnel bright green uniforms everything
spck and span. And its sign:
Nuts to You from All Over the World"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

MEpCTRv--sehsefer-e UN. a-sloo
MEhIUhI Open 3:t5. Huge Free Park
"joHS Inn axcER." I Piu, Olsen 4 John,
son, Martha Rsye IN "HELI.zAPOPPIN'."
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p. v. During
Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. Inc.

Under the storm and the cloud today
And today the hard peril and pain
Tomorrow the stone shah be rolled apay
For the sunshine shall follow the rain.
MsreifnI Father, ! ,oiH not complain
1 knop that the sunshine shall follow the rain
Joaquin Miller.
I OS ANGELES has the only red-haired
~ feminine dentist in the United States.
Feminine dentists, who become very annoyed
when referred TO as lady dentists" are very
popular with male patients Guess the female
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

"The war will be
over before New
Years."
Lloyd's. rumored
to be so laying the
odds, denies it,
And don't forget
the reckless talk be-
fore December 7th:
Well lick those
Japs I'm six weeks"
w h en- Garb o
d mes. at Lon e.
champs. she reserves
three tables. So that
nobody can sit next
to her.
Attorney General
Riddle 10 Sft,dx,in0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

dental experts are the
more sympathetic.
San Francisco is the
only city in the coun-
try to have a memorial
10 a mixed drink.
On M o tgo cry
block. that city. is a
plaque In memory Of
"Pisco Punch" origi-
ted by Duncan
Nichols.
uAL CHASE, who
H some think was the
best first baseman Of
all time. was born in
San Jose. Cal.
Edwin Mark ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

RIGTOWN Smalltalk: Faith Baldwin Is mend
- ing after an op at Drs Hosp
Willie Howard is authority for the denial OF
any misunderstanding with Phil Baker
Because two mothers OF chorines staged a
hair-tuggng event, all MONS are now barred
from backstage at the Winter Garden.
Look out for that talk:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

CprI r-w. warrcn-Minsr Rd OR. 500 4
CihILL Open a. Paved Parking Lot
r FURY ROVE: bEsio Hs rcR ,scASpsL %
Disney's "a Geutiemsn's Gentpesnsn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Trad. MARX REGISTERED. Copyright. lsaa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
ReUamp Lineup

With tailback Harry Hopp,
wingback John Hall and fullback
Harry Settler left at home with
injuries. the Lions will present a
revamped lineup. Ned Mathews
AT tailback. Emil Banjavic at
wingback and Mickey Sanzotta at
fullback will be their replace
mentS.
The Packers will be favored 10
take this one on the basis of their
past performances. They've split
even in two league encounters. los
ing to the champion Chicago Bears
and winning from the Chicago
Cardinals. They also thlimped the
western Army All-Stars. 1921. The
Lions lost TO the same army eleven
1910.
The familiar Cecil lsbell-Dor
Hutson passing combination will
again he a major threat against
the invading Lions, although
neither one will start the game.
Coach Curly Lambeau saves them
until the Packers get inside their
opponents 30-yard line for obvious
reasons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

MILWAUKEE. Oct. 10.--Put-
ting their faith in new coaching
staff, the Detroit Lions will go
after their first victory in four
National Professional Football
League starts this Sunday when
they meet the Green Bay Packers
here in the State Fair Stadium.
1t will be the first game under
John (BulD Ksrcis, who has dis
carded the T formation and shift
plays of Bill Edwards, whom he
succeeded as head coach.
The staff will play more than an
advisory role in this game, for it
will mark the temperance OF
backfield coach Lloyd Cardwell at
wingback and line coach John
Weithe at guard. Cardwell has
been out with injuries. and Weithe
lust reported two weeks ago. see
ing a little action against Brook
lNrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
PACIFIC COAST
Raise Saturday
Bowling Cost

Open play on Saturdays will be
raised from % TO 30 cents per line
or game, 10 conform with Sunday
prices by the Bowling Proprietors
Association of Detroit, effective
next Saturday. Otto Proppe, Sec
rotary, announced.
Tho increased cost oSmateriaiS
entering into bowling, such as
shellac, lacquer. pins, taxes and
wages, together with another re-
cent increase in pay to pin boys,
was given as the reason for the
boost by Proppe.
Tho bowling public In gen
eral expected an increase to 80
cents a line Mt the outset Of the
present season." said Proppe.
Tho bowling proprietors were
aware If this fact. but hesitated
In raising the price then In the
interest Of the city's bowlers.
"After careful confederation
OF material and help, they came
10 the conclusion there was no
other alternative" he concluded.
Proppe pointed out the price OF
open bowling other days of the
week. exclusive Of Saturdays and
Sundays. will remain the same at
. cents per game.