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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-09
VoI.snfaar Hoxsasx
Club To Give Dnnce
Saturday Night

A formal dance for soldiers and
sailors Of this section viii h given
Saturday night AZ The paseaenuaa
High School gymnasium - the
Jackson County Volunteer Host
ezs Club under the supervision Of
the WPA rpcrsational office. ii
was announced Monday
Tire keesler Field orchesfra will
furnish the music An ufszataIlv
Large group Of soldiers and sailors
is expected for the dance and
girls who are members - the
club are urged - attend Girls
who ere not Hacmbea u fhIs rluh
snd who are interested in having
o part n entertaining men ~ sefg
zee n this section may contarf
Mrs Wells. supervisor o. tn WpA
Fcrreational program here o. Miss
Frances Leatherb0ry. ehsffmak
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-09
Persons Who Abuse
Tires Face Task
In Getting Recups

J. l. Ford. chairman Of Local
Rasioning Beard Ne 30. warned
automobile users this week ~
make application for recappcd
tires before they have biowostx
on their present tires are beyond
use.
Regulations require that per
sons making application for re-
capped tires prova that they have
not abused thr tires that they are
using. Mr. Ford said
Persons who have abused their
tires Of failed 10 make appiica-
ton before their present tires arc
completely worn out VIII have
difficulty n obtaining 3 permit
for recBps.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-09
Stars And Stripes
Club Holds
Session FriduY

Last Friday Afternoon A three
thirty o'clock the Public Library
stars and Stripes club aeld 8
meeting under the supervision q
Miss Ken and Mrs Z \. Wells
Nelwyn Byrd war elud ptual
dent and Martha Anne Bishop
secretary
Bouks that had bern rchd since
the close Of school were necxad
ed 0n each members residing card
and credit in English wlll y civ
IN next year.
The club win maret ~ $50
o'clock 81 Tire public library.
Florence Sparkman VAS slext
81 b. aiNe use book apora a the
neat Heeuna
Following the Sd oufnnsent 81
ere club q dramatic club = ar
eanixed. The Same officers my
ine ia the book club wi1 siso
heaa shis organization.
Mrm Wells assigned saeh mesn
Der : p&ntuaaas role fof The next
mreeag Sessions asn - held
- the Stars and Stripes elnh
THE remainder d The meeting
was Devoted - pine pong
Those present were Anne Gull
ley, FluFenre Spafku7an. Danni1
Lee Mckenzie. Nelwyn Byrd and
Martha Anne Bishop.
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Tnwyers 70 HeoF
Timely Speech AZ
Bur Convention

Memsrss & shx wEel
II Mimpsa aN - hs
g.rpshes " nfsnn Mwfk ~
annual meesAnK 81 in St3se nAs
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.she naexa vista hasA ~
anY aAeFnfmK
DasstanainK NNm and uaee
bera * Nse azecxsatian hate sSen
mheauted Is sFNMkffM tAkn -
their ssshsex4s paFAsaa p e
MafM cssndieasnS TS5n taNE oAF
runxpntion msn inrlAte = russf
M Thursday aitesnassn ~ shr
Ansilsagy.
The 30naax bar nectlen ~kii.
uareg Wednesday wSth ~ ei
tim 81 ofiicsFa s~cheauled w me
night ewsnn The annual aanre
will climax The dayaz psngxsm
TIE 0perine seAx4ea q the pfin
espal convention Wai ~ h<M -
R.3a 4 m, THURSDAY with Mayr
Issuia Braun melcosning the dele
Gates en- behalt q the cstx 81
Biloxi Officers wssi ~ rhwtrd
NJ thr meeting Friday A~lseFsNeun
Afhteh will bring tire convention
b q close
AmanR talks slase6 - - given
are Our Childrcn IN . Mefld as
War. Camille Kelley. judge -
iuvrnile coasrt. Mesnphik Te2n
The Origin. Growth and rreser
walton ~ neuncracy Carl Mar
shall Ceaseers THE Lawyer
Part IN me Great Defense Prob
lcrns og Tsday. r c. Kimbsouah
dean nf the University cf Mixsis
sippi Law School; ard "A nemoc
racy Totally Mobssfxed 10 Win the
States Senator from Florida The
War Claude Pepper. United
guest speaker At the annual bau-
ouet Thursday night sll be Wal
Ter p. Armstrong q Memphis
president If the American Bar
Association
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Children Invited 10
Attend RecreutonoI
Program AlGYmt

Local rhtldren and Ahs II shs
viflnisy are mvitrA 81 rofne n He
gymnasium Of Ehe FaMAHoala
High School rafh Tuesday snd
Thursaas frosn : fo p A.. -
participate III ! pspeFam ~ stss
lne and folk aznna. ailarhea q
the WpA Ferreniiunai ctsmfnlsies
announced tha weNk Msa iAllle
Mac Blair and MEN HELEN Foley
WpA neexessineal lead1fM are il
charge This NntefSs Anmrnt "a
free uf charge
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afua 1anaefs Jsn8aFy inM
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Ill they feaFh TIE So & p III
nssn belween ~ nna Is NeArs &c
hnM uheet ~ military
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Of he soldiers FeeFealianaI eusn-
misiee.
Further details ~cnnce1nlna ihr
dance Saturday evening will b.
announced and published il ue
next issue of the papef.
An Internal Rel together and
dante for Service men waS helA
Saturday night ard abeua 100
soldiers and sailors attended
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-09
DEATH Or THOMAS HOWARD
STOKES

Thomas Howard Stokes. aged
s. years. died ~ his home ii me
Franklin Creek community. -
June s. fsz1 Tfe funeral wsx he'd
in lhe Franklin Greek Holmes
Church. "a jane 8 Is three II
TIE afternoon EnteFnfnE wa ~
fhe Forts Lake Cemetery. the fal
IoNing being fae pail bearers =
Johnson. Ton Pierre John
Mofe. - PsfseFaon and CeoIa
Taylor.
Deceased wa h1fn February
- 1888 He i survived - -
wadow. MrS Eorinne TreeIn
Stokes three daughters Ma
Hzzes Lambert. In KIlen De-
masuy. An4 Ma Helea Lna
Stokes ffzFce az Murray. Lee
a CLYDE Stokes seven grand
children. ans namnaaz E
RzzEfvH#
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mE FLYING

4 mssszripaea hsEsss So
Hr1aT sight svss twags F.
manr wessa = zha sezas $50
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sensw za4aY ~ 1cueFFew aa4
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MEMs
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eOES


Frsends ~ Otte kefl ~ nh&xE
wiH - ulssestra g eatn 8st ~
hns ehNn assigned 81 tle Sssna
Enxp and nsA he AaI1 he IL trmsn-
tnx tor ~zse three In wrillux hs
fufwesdine aadress tn the Chrun.
icie star. Pvt wawnhsffw aids
ssThe Army parans Business ard
Il Hitler. Hfruhstn and CO cxah
Ne TIRE preparations Ne asN max
Ing fer their desniae thay wauuaa
STRIP their blstant Boosting and
hunt f0F = hole 70 hide IA rtt
wmsenhurE i with tfe les Signal
Training m ca l. II Fort Mnn-
mcuth. Red nAnkx n
~
n III pavt& who has been h
tlse communicative division 81 3
Naval Air Staten - Pensacola
Fla-. has been transferred "a ;
Eah-chameF eenter a. Miami Pa
Friends ~ Corporal George
MAYNARD Davis who has hsen an
mssrprtus At TynanH Field. Pa
since his graduation from IN AZ
school In Colorado will o. infer
exied IN tire news that he wfiI.
soon depart Tor : Texas field
where he viii enter a glider flying
school
Friends 81 Pvt Richard Canss.
will BE- interested to learn that NJ
has been assigned 20 CO X. Ist.
Regular ouartermkstrrs school
at Fl Francis e Warren wyo
ming. and that he likes il very.
much
It Is interesting news to friends
OF Ozeii Hewlett that n flew
from Eglin Field. Fla, 70 Brook
Ivu Field Canal Zone This makes
the eighth year that Pvt Hewlett
has been n the service Of his
country. He is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs S. N. Hewlett Of Pas
cagonia.
Henry 1. Nelson. son o. Mr.
and Mrs j s Nelson Of Big
Point. Miss. has recently been
promoted from private first class
te the rank II sergeant. accord
ing 10 ~ announcement By the
authorities a. the Army Air
Forces Proving Ground EgIin
Field. FIa. Sergeant Nelson has
been in The Army since May !.
1871.
After writing an appfeciatfve
little note 20 The Chronicle Star
concerning his receipt q the pa
per for the past year. Sgt Henry
II Nelson adds. ~ the timr | waz
drafted / was employed AZ the
Ingalls, Shipbuilding Corp First TO
Camp Shelby for one day And
mum rnerr 30 FuFt McrnerHun
ca. for three weeks. and trans
ferred 70 Egiin FIELD where | have
served four months as hurk pr
vate. and seven months as first
class private. IN q qu~srtefinaster
material transportation unit /
appreciate the paper and enjoy i
VERY much
Sgt Thomas = Leatherbtfry.
who is stationed ct jackson Bar
racks in New Orleans is enjoy
inr . furIuugh which ne Is spend
inn with his father. J. c. Leather
bury. and other relatives
Ensign Stova Firth Of the Z 5
n Air Corps who has been sta
toned 1t Corpus Christi. Texas.
has been transferred 70 : naval
base At San Diego. Before going
70 California Ensign Firth Is On
fuTfough Tor 3 visit to his par
ents. Mr.. ard Nrz. w. y Firth
Mack Davis Williamson 81
rived Sunday from Camp Sutton
y G. for : visit with his bride
Ct : few months and IS a guest.
q her parents. Azr. and Mrs z 4
Cole. He win remain here ;
week
PFC Benjamin Fl. Pickett Jr.
arrived Wednesday On ; tn Day
fariough which he IS spending
win rs parents, NJ. ard Mr.
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PFC Benjamin H. Pickett r..
arrived Wednesday, on : TN day
farlough which he IS spending
win rs parents. Mr.. ard Mr.
q H Pickett Ben IS stationed II
Camp Bowie. Teka4
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CABIN Cruiser. = e. eaes caa.
citizen clsaae Blanchard Aas
psInt s 2 81
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FOR SALE

Fon SALE fa4I Plymouth
MiIMage 1900 COS LdneoEn phone.
Sc - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-09

Mack Davis Williamson 81
rived Sunday froan Camp Sutton
- G, for = visil with his bride
of : few months and IS a guest.
q her parents. Nlr. and Mrs z 4
Cole. He win remain here :
week
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09


Resolution by Councilman Burke.
Resolved By the City Council Ol
the City Of Wyandotte that the City
Clerk be and is hereby authorized ant
directed to draw his warrant on the
proper funds in payment OF the lisI
of approved accounts as submitted al
this session.
move the adoption OF the fOregO
ing resolution.
Councilman Clifford r. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Benin.
Yeas: Councilman Benin, BrOhl
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Recess
iReconvening.
Roll Call.
Present: COuncilmen Benin. Brohl
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Absent: None.
RESOLUTIONS.
WyandOtte. Mich. Jan. 3. 1912.
Resolution by Councilman Burke.
Resolved by the City Council If 'h'
City Of WyandOtte that
Whereas due to the illness OF tbf
Justice Of the Peace. it has bean neg
cSStry That the Associate justice has
been required To reside for more than
the required fifty days, as prescribed
Ivy Charter.
Therefore Be Ii Resolved that the
Associate Justice he and he hereby is
authorized to fulfill the duties Of As
>Ociate Justice during the illness OF
the Justice Of The Peace.
Be 1t Further Resolved that tlle City
Clerk be and is hereby authorized to
reimburse said Associate Justice fOI
tinr served in excess Of the prescribed
fifty (J0) days ri the rate Of ten dol
lars per day.
move the adoption u lhe fOrego
ing resolution.
Councilman Clifford Il. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin. Brohl
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich. Jan. b. 1917.
Resolution by Councilman Burke.
Resolved by the City Council OF the
City OF Wyandotte that the City Clerk
I've and he hereby is instructed TO tran
sfer 100000 from the contingent funt'
m the City to the appropriation .ar.
count under Public Buildings BudSel
TO allow for the construction ana
Quipment Of the proposed and approx
ed recreatisrlal building TO be con
Structed In Bishop PARK. ssid cosfsiraf
lion to be under the supervision VI thp
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09

work completed as Der contract dated
yune H. 1871, between the City Of
"sahdOtte and John WOhlin for the
construction Of sidewalks, balance du,
this estimate 1891 .9S.
Referred to Council.
Wyandotte, Mich, Jan. 6, 1912.
10 the Honorable Mayor and Council
men,
Gentlemen:
Inc following claims have been IL
ahmed audited and found to be cor
rect.
therefore recommend that they he
approved and payment made.
Respectfully submitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
He Remembers Two Champs Of Past

Detroit apparently the pulse of dogdom for II Is
the mdwesten In ownership and production Of good
cookers BostOns Frank said Back in the gay nnetes
Of the best show cookers in the land owned here the
champions Willie silk they practically
unbeaten excepting by each other
Ed Warmers Belle Isle Kennels along about that
time and leading for the breed Now there
several kennels this where the best obtanabe blood
lines sending winners sections The
elected president Of the Detroit Kennel Club Chris G.
Teeter, ranks high cocker breeders and judges
Boston terriers arrived little later The first of promi
here in 1905 when Mrs Peterson brought
two three champions from the Oddly she the
mother naw Robert McKinyen who later contributed
many champion ScOtties to the sport.
Cookers had been leading Detroit shows but in 1910
the BosOns gave the cocker real when they
showed S here the biggest of abreed show in
the country, cookers leading by only six.
This situation apt be duplicated the last day of
the month";" he continued. Both the Detroit and Highland
Park clubs staging fine attempt to top the cookers with
colles again right the tails of these two breeds
Naturally you want something about the effect Of the
situation Well II does not promise material
figure unless In California where the ghts-out edct
army rule against crowds may interfere.
Dog gazines. of which Of the
mid"esern believe this going TO be grand year
sport And why not for there is nothing wholesome
to entertain the people, Dog show regulars whom one can
pick out thousands at Detroit show call good
fellows. Mostly they business workers taking
day of and mighty glad To again the
why like dog shows and hope participate in many
more"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

OF Joe Lieb's Twentieth Century
Recreation I'm the former and
Tommy Thompson of Herb Cases
Edelweiss I'm the latter.
Thompson is secretary OF The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes this
year, replacing Roy {. Tim"
Miller. who is tied up In war work.
Miring did It to the crtcnt Of
1859 and Il pcc standard IN the
Gelatin lOoP. Edwdrd Gliglok
rolled 2O5-PO9 IN COS aud Henry
UoIcott 25{-2f5 in sol.
Herman JubenvilIe clipped 279
and George Shaw 2l5-202-23i for
65l as George & Murray's posted
100 and a new high single In the
Palmer Park Recreation House.
Faust No 3 and Ternstedt arc
staging merry battle for first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
BY HAROLD KAHL

Effective today a team that can
cells its appearance twice in the
tenth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes automatically will
forfeit its entry fee.
This seemingly drastic rule has
the approval of Elmer II. Baum
garten Of Milwaukee, secretary OF
the American Bowling Congress
and visitor here the past week
end II was made in the presence
of Augie Jankowsky, past preSi-
dent Of the a. B. c., and Frank
Mitzel. secretary of the Detroit
Bowling Association. They also
endorsed il.
There's not tournament
secretary, I believe" said Baum
garten, "who will not do every
thing possible In the Nay OF
pOstponements. In the A. Il. c.
tournaments we, too, try To
satisfy every one. But when a
group of bOwlers ask for an
other time and then fail to
appear they are just Of of luck"
"Here in Detroit, this great
arsenal of democracy. I under
stand fully the problem that
confronts YOU. Bowlers are do
ing their bit I'm war work and
1 know you want TO see them
carry on.
But when team pOstpones
once, asks and receives another
time, and then fails to appear
there Is only one answer You
have the solid backing OF the
a. Il. G."
All Of which means captains of
teams yet bowl make sure of
your time and date and be there.
Contact Merton f.. Lowe at MA.
1896 or We. 6-3106 and I'm posi-
tive he will accommodate you.
Subs are always available.
Did YOU know The Detroit Times
Classic and Greater De-
trOit leagues each boast only one
southpaw: They are Austin Keller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Spitfires Bring
MO Puck Race
To Nose Finish
Windsor g CIimsxes
Drive for First by
Beating PariscIean
By VI. T. DRUKENBROD

II wasn't so many weeks ago
that MO. Hockey League fans
we're complaining that it was a
one-club league-too much Paris
clean At one stage the Detroit
crS were in front by six games
and showing no signs of weak
ching.
But the situation has changed
considerably of late and now a
fight right down TO the finish be-
tween Parisclean and its ancient
rivals. the Windsor Spitfires, is
promised.
ClimaXing the most stirring
comeback in the leagues history
the SpitfireS, whose chances APP
parently weren't worth a dime in
mid-December, vaulted into a tie
for first place with Parisclean by
drubbing the Detroiters, 3D., last
night at Olympia.
TOUT OFg
II was Windsor's seventh vic
tory in the last nine games. But
even that squirt wouldn't have
been enough to take up all the
slack had not Parisclean run into
a slump. Parisclean has lost four
of its last five games.
Judging from the difference in
the play last night. the Spitfires
must be conceded the advantage
down the stretch. Skating faster,
they dominated the play every bit
as much as the score would indi-
cate. Every combination of for
wards they put on the ice clicked,
with Keith Crossman and Ken
Loree their top scorers with two
goals apiece.
In the other game, Akron
gained a 80 lead in the first two
periods. then managed 10 hang on
and edge out Mansfield. As
Chunky little Hank D'Amore and
Manager Jack Dent combined for
a goal apiece TO put Mansfield
back in the running.
One Of them was offset by Art
Gambucci's second marker but
with less than three minutes re-
Bob Stoddart reduced
Akron's lead to a single goal by
scoring from near the blue line.
Mansfield pressed for the tying
marker but couldn't quite make it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
THEY'VE Been Held in Dozen Places

Since then Detroit been held in dozen places
settling 20 years Convention Hail. where the twenty
be featured February IS March
In that Of half the purebred dog sport
has into real industry. Statistics show that in l941
there 3 recognized shows comprising 10000 dogs and
$4,000 exhibitors.
Production figures Of dog food reveal that they sold
S60O0OO00 while foods added SIS that Also
is estimated that dog equipment kennel supplies etc. reached
S500000 and the Of veterinary services remedies and
health aids amounted TO s much.
than 100000 mostly puppies sold and the
canine population Of this country figured 10000 00 The
total dog for the year exceeded Sl00000000.
From headquarters of the American Kennel Club that rules
this industry sport mled the reports
194 atme high reached the registration of
pure bred dogs SS00 cocker spaniels lead with 2009
which breaks Of all breeds 1t the sixth straight
that the the honor from Boston
that had dominated the lot for quite SPELL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Al Last
Wayne Is Sent Symbol
Of Football Victory

Just three months late. The
Old Oaken Bucket traditional
symbol of football supremacy be-
tween Central Michigan and
Wayne University rests in its
proper place in the Detroit school
today.
It was "miSplaced' last Novem-
Der after Wayne's 60 victory but
parties at Mt Pleasant
finally located the bucket and sent
it TO Wayne filled with fruit,
candy etc, and tied with a big red
ribbon, as a peace Offering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Flash Gordon Wins
Wrestling Tourney

Flash Gordon, former mystery
man won the second round in the
heavyweight wrestling tournament
at the Arena Gardens last night
defeating Reb Russell in the final
bout when the Chattanooga boy
was disqualified for roughing Ref
cree Ted GreiS.
First round Jack smith defeated Bon
Freeze It3T. Gordon defeated Fritz
kreuger 10 50 Russell heat Karl Pspke.
: 40. Eddie Bogarsh heat Geo CouncI
on decision IN % minutes: PAU Ortn
beat A LaFoon. as.
Second round Gordon beat B1Earski.
II IS. Smith beat Orth. p6
Semihnal- Russe won-rter smith on a
decentralization m n minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
SWEEPS BOWERS MUST SHOW UP
Teams Canoeing Twice Lose Entry Fee

'place in the American Legion.
The former is now on top by a
game as a result of a sweep over
Forty e Eight. while its rival was
being blanked by Washington
No. ?. Al Kaufman fashioned
258-219-223 for an excellent 700.
Ed Schiefsky accounted for two
new marks I'm the BEDFORD House
when he hit 2i5-224 in 652.
\ Gladys DcmpScy's 15O-169-f76
for L95 and Agnes Brymer's $50
stood oct IN the Nei0 Garfield
Ladies.
Despite Don Brichta's 278 for a
new high single Haags dropped
three and the Riviera House lead
to Woods. OF course, Brichta's
l25 follow didn't help. He closed
with 232 for 635. Gordon Tanner,
the old southpaw, led Woods with
226-211 in 634.
At 269 Walt Bednarski and Joe
Ruppel shared the top until
Brichta came along. That lbs,
why Don!
Tod Whites 254 and Ray Kean's
In Gil were highlights In
Bert Aliens Indian circuit.
Linton Ford matted 600 on the
rose 10 lead the FIELD IN the Dodge
Pressed Night. Games Were COL
201-t9S.
Kings and Queens Classic hon.
orS at Rainbow went 10 Robert
Wegner with 2l2, Ed Thomas
2l0-205 in 592 and Ethel Beghin
20.
William Wichert and Gene
Adams divided the spoils In the
Gleneagles "82S" House with 22S
and POS in 585 respectively.
Thelmd KiuSmdn shot n fine Ell
and Mildred Pdnker f67-I9I-2O2
for sos To carry of honors in the
Mack Boulevdrd Ladies' Senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Skaters
TORace on
= Tracks
Continued from Page 15)


Iscraping off the snow on the Lake
Tacoma raceway and the one 10
be laid out opposite the skating
pavilion Last evening they were
flooded and they will be treated
to the same process today. which
means that. with the current cold
spell holding. there will be light
ming fast ice.
BY using two tracks for the
qualifying heats it will be poSsl0ie
TO reduce the field of 800 skaters
down 10 finalists for the evening
program which will start with the
Dog Sled Derby and grand march
OF all contestants.
The younger skaters will use
the eight-lap track opposite the
pavilion while the seniors and in
termediateS will qualify on the
siX-lap track on Lake Tacoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
RREHH lara nFAIAH THE BLEND WITH THE
WILLIAM TENN "JUsT.RICHT" BALANCE
Hits The Spot All Over Town!

w WHEREVER you 60 these days, you hear
w people praising William Penn ssmooth,
mellow flavor - honest character - pop
ular price. This blend with the "just-right"
balance has the whole town talking.
Intended to sell at a much higher price.
William Penn now comes 10 you at mod
crate cost. Yet il has the same proportions
of fine base whiskeys as the most expensive
blends. Try William Penn the next time you
order whiskey drink. You'll like its favor
from the very first tasty sip!
GooDERHAM wORTS LTD, PEORIA. ILL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
BeaHoney,
This 2-Man
Golf Match
Hogan VS.. Wood Affair
TO Be Tops in Sheer
Competitive Skill
BY LAYTON CARVER

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-We are
not going TO be entirely without
big golf next summer, war or no
war. They've called off the big
fixtures conducted by the USGA
the national open and amateur
and womens national-but they
are coming up with that hale
America open at Chicago and
are making plans for considerable
other interesting competition. in
Guiding a honey of a two-man
battle. In this one, according to