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The union times., 1942-02-21
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 American soldiers, white and Ne gro, together with their brothers i'm arms, Filipinos and Chinese. . Racial and religious discrimination always plays into the hands of the enemy.
 WE PREDICT that retail mercdn- tile establishments aVill So0n f,,d dif- fcmlty in holding on to their aVomen employees. Why? Because 1Vomen aVilI grGWtate to defense employment aVhere hourly pay rates are higher than the 3355c average no1V paid them. This figure zOaS released this 1Veek by tue State Labor Department. Fur her, 59o of the 5000 aVomen zO]loSe cases zVere included in the study, earn- cd Jess than 25c an hour, 31@o less than 30c, aud 57@o less than 35c. Any 7Vonder Connecticut iS considering q mininmuns qeuge laa0 for retail sales people?
 IT'S NO WAR SECRET when we tell you that Pat Ferriola, a member of Local 349, Plumbers & Steamfitters, New Haven, has gone to Pearl HarbOr to work on fOrti- fications as a pipe filter. Is it true that Mayor John w. Murphy, after 10 years, is actually going to take a weeks vacation, or is that another yarn the Browns" ''Reds," or the ''Blues'' (pick your favorite color) are spreading? |. Shouldn't professional singers be required to join the Musicians Un- ion? ...
 AMONG THOSE WHO registered for the draft Monday 1Vas Comnecti- cmt's U. s. Senator Johm 4. Danaher . He oVas one of sig from the Upper House. As usual, the W. H. Water Co. paid its stockholders ct the rate of 896 on their im0eStment. # the city o1med the system, tt could borrozO money to meet the capital needs of the Water Co. at O rate of 3@o or less. +.
 CENTRAL LABOR UNIONS around the state winding up elections =. Presidents elected so far are Rudy Tata, Waterbury; Jim Clerkin, New Britain; Cliff Scory, Middletown; Harry Feinmark, New Haven; and Pete Benard, Bridgeport, and Bill Scott, Hartford |. A splendid group of men .. Jim Clerkin predicted that the Cafeteria Workers would win the NL.R.B. election among the employees of the three cafeterias in the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft plant in East Hart ford P.S.: He hit on the we'll known schnozzola A.F.L. won by 2-1 margin . :. A committee represent ing the Dairy Farmers Union of New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont, has voted to join John L. Lewis United Mine Workers No comment !!
 CONGRESS SPENT MORE time debating sVhether to let the OCD hire q nsovng picture actor and c dance director than tt did in debating the responsibility for the Pearl Harbor tragedy. Out m St. Louis, the Western Cartridge Co.,, yhich o1Vns WincheSters nt NezO Haven, tried to do some of its hiring through bri- Oate employment service, zVJtich charged c fee Of 6O96 of he first month'S 1VGgeS The A.F.L. Steb- ped IT., and noaV theyre hiring through the State Employment Ser1ice . .. l~ Greenville, Miss, the Carpenters local has just signed contract zmth the Chicago NH & Lumber Co. One proWsion is that the firm qilI con-
The union times., 1942-02-21

SHHCt Z0eA-HedEeG dnG property lighted recreation room foY the men.
 CONSUMERS IN CONN, in city and farm areas, will soon be able to get cooperative auto, fire, and life insurance. Licenses to Op- crate in this state have been grant ed to the Cooperative Insurance Services, which have headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. The post CTS and questiOnnaires being dis tributed by New Haven's 2,OOO air raid wardens as part of the Elm City Defense Councils work, all bear the union label. Harry Feinmark, president of the N. H. Central Labor Council, is a mem Der of the Defense Councils ex- ecutive board. Printing firms who don't have the label are going to find increased difficulty in get ting business. Without the la- bel, it simply means that the em- plOyes in this craft, as in all crafts, are being paid substandard wages, which means a substandard scale of living. And who wants that, except penny-pinchers, nickel nursers, Open-shoppers, and prof. teers? ..
 4 WRESTLING PROMOTER, Al Haft, built himSelf c tourist hotel in Columbus, Ohio, 0lth scab labor. :. The Building Trades Council has launched 0 citNUide boycott, and is nsing the slogan: Hiatt built tt, noaV he can sleep m it-labox zViU sleep eISeeVhere." The Int. Bro. Of Boileymakers, A.F.L., annomced that tt has mo0V "removed impedimeNtS to ensbloynsent of Negro aVorkers. . Let's have more of Snch annomce- ntentS. We no1V lear1t that one of tue last DefenSe Bonds sales made by CGrol Lombard before her death ID an airli'ter crash zVas c $3,000 order from Local 150, Bre7very Workers, IndiGnGb0HS. |. Last 1Veek 19 BreaV- cry Workers Unions bought $6o,970 m "Keeb 'Em Flying" bondS.....
 HELP ON INCOME TAX returns has been given by THE UNION TIMES to members of Plumbers & Steamft- ters, No. 349; Painters, No. 186; Cooks & Waiters, No. 4O4; EIec- hicioms, B-90; and TeamSterS, No. 443
 THERE'S NOTHING WRONG or unpatriotic in using your deduc- tions. J. P. Morgan and the Chase National Bank can be depended on to take off every cent possible. So should you. You can always invest what you save in U. S. Savings Bonds. Many people don't know, for example, that union dues and fees to professional societies are deductible as ''Ordinary and neces- sary'' for livelihood. Interest on loans and on instalment purchases can be deducted, provided the in- terest is paid and clearly stated on your contract as a separate item. Money lost through fire, theft, au- tomobile accidents, etc.. is deduct ible from your income if not cOm- pensated by insurance. So are bad debts, provided you establish clear Iy that the debt cannot be paid.
 And don't forget to start that ex- pense account for l942.
 DON'T MOURN BECAUSE yonr sugar is cut doaCm. Consumers Un- ion SGyS most of NS haVe been eating too much sugar GnyzVuy. The amoult to be rationed aiH be plenty for heGlthfnl diet. ItS true thGt sugar
The union times., 1942-02-21

OUR DUTY

Amef1caS to defeat destroy their partners in crime-German Italian and Japanese In full filling this duty, American Labor must every effort and make the decisive contribution towards the accomplishment of this goal American Labor is fully of its vital stake in the outcome of the great struggle of civilization against Axis barbarian. American Labor, being de- voted to freedom, democracy and progress, will spare sacrifice and will go al-out to make impossible an Axis triumph which would mean European slave market and deathbow to American standards and to our funda- mental liberties and rights American Labor places human rights above all other rights and will redouble its efforts to produce all the tools
 of victory and to assure
 complete and final triumph
 for the armed forces of
 country and all
 those resisting
 Naz Fascist
 domination &
 tyranny. wv
 V
The union times., 1942-02-21

Mention THE UNION TIMES when shopping, and help LabOr's Own Paper grow.
The union times., 1942-02-21
LITTLE LUTHER

"T IT is outrageous" declared MT. Dilworth.
 ssWhat?" said Little Luther.
 1.-The these unions demanding increases. Nothing is certain undermine economic system And what will the workers get? They'll the fation ball rolling, and then their wage won't be worth nickel They'll be off than ever which they can thank only themselves'
 T have been reading the the newspaper editorials, father But tell what does manufacturer when the price of his material goes up?'
 " depends his profit margin is great enough. he may maintain the price. not, he increases his price,
 "How about the workingman? The prices raw na- housing, clothing, food and transporaton-hav gone up sharply far in of increase labor The worker has surplus of thousands of dollars that he can draw to make up the deficit It becomes question of higher pay greatly reduced standard livng''
 I the worker should tighten his belt the country interest"
 Father it's going to be very hard the worker that he must lower his living standards and working efficiency when the is raising the profits manufacturers give them incentive You see the workers have already discovered where imitation exists'
 Meaning just what?"
 The may be described the wasine of big busi ness.'
The union times., 1942-02-21

Editorial Control and OwnerhpAs the publication Havea Central Labor Council the editorial advertising policy THE UNION TIMES is under the of the officers and Board the Council They Harold " Fenmari President Samuel Curry VcePredent Joseph Rouk Recording Secretary August F. Sby Financial Secretary Mahiis Union, APO, bers Unon Frank Spad Uio John Cigar Makers Union Frank Richards Brewery Workers Union Maowe Trolley & Motor Coach Empoyes, Frank F. C Carpenters Union, Timothy Nonan Teachers Union Willard Uaus Postal Clerks Union James This by TE Harold V. Fenmak President Joseph Roue Vice President and Leonard Farmer, Treasurer.
 Nathan Sherman, Editor
The union times., 1942-02-21
LABOR VIEWS THE NEWS

that the sufferers the Russian weather are the German generals.
 Among other records by Hitler one for the number of generals o die in bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Contest
I'm Metro
STANDINGS

Settlement Of the Metropolitan
Classic League positions, 50 II APP
pears today. is apt 10 be delayed
to the closing week of the schedule
in April. Currently. there is a
of three games among
the first six teams and only two
among the first five.
Palmer Park continued 10 make
its bid stick at Wy-7 last night in
defeating Standard twice. 1897 10
1888. DENLY bumped Roadway, 2-l
and 2677 TO 2629. 10 leave Road
way tied for first with Standard.
Art Centre stopped Norge Mary
grove, 26SS TO 2630, IN winning
two.
ParkSidc, with Mike Manning
showing 645 IN 277l. mailed two
from Midwest D26S3l 10 hold up
the lattcr'S drive Orlngs adj
vanccd TO within three games Of
first in sweeping Ritter. 2792 10
261S. and Nj Elliott stayed IN the
race by banking Chcnc-Trombly,
26Sl TO 2i6I.
Ray Ta>Sonc OF Midwest led the
league on GAL Paul kWa>ny had
COL for Mt Elliott. These, with
CPS for ParkSldc, were
the only 500 series marked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
All ) Leaders
Hold Places in
Times Sweeps
10 Changes Made
in Minor Standings
Over Week-E
BN HAROLD KAHL

Only TWO moro days Of rolling
next Saturday and Sunday. stand
between FIVE teams and the 1912
championships of the tenth annual
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes
There arc 10 new names among
the leaders after another heavy
Weekend of firing AT Imperial
but every first place club managed
TO stay on top The changes were
.Gfth. sixth and eighth M Class A;
third in e; tie for sixth in {;
fifth, eighth and tenth in ID; third
and sixth in r..
Paul Dyes CARRIER Buick Of
Saginaw followed the Dctrol;
Recreation advance TO fifth with
29lS IN Class a Saturday b.
grabbing sixth on 2902 This team
staged a fine comeback of 1861
lOll aftcr'S30. Walter kwiatkOw-
ski and Mike GuNtat were high
with 6lO'S. With a little more
pitching on Dyes part his outfit
would have scared higher. He
was low with sos
Herman Bengcll's Norge closed
strong. l043 after $1,000, for
1854 10 land eighth. Sam Richard
son leading the way with 2O2-213
in 626 Wayne SpauldinG' 2OS-2l9
in $50 was tops as Bob Coles Auto
Club ran out of the money with
pS22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Lynch Bombarded With Hugs, Kisses

They December Of the and if the inst
thriller This unbelievable HAIR raiser As before the crowd
ven Lynch bit better
N OF ShdrkoN
,coud second inch though Wagcd the fight of his
N Whole o e finally hl> man
fifteenth biz
had been he previous
Lynch brought HIM down with right 10 the Jaw and
key pitched O a fellow tlcd
llant
sailing through the gloves and binoculars
That small beings likewise hurled
ropes kisses from the hero
no
day Lynch world Pete Herman
following Herman reg3nod IL 10y outpontng
Lynch neeu rounds In September johnny Fun defeated Her
r. a. Lynch became
champion knocking our BuG fourteen. magnificent
-huug IRISH t}Ec'
This interesting by Hype Isoe
has
almost Tomorrow he tell" of the Dempsey
claSSIC)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Tropeds Top Glass B
In Spouse Bowling

Virginia and James Tropca arc
in first place today in the Glass
3 section of the annual Husbands
and Wives tournament al Mack
Boulevard Recreation. They rolled
GIL. Clara and Harry Allen re-
tanned first in Class \ Fourth
went 10 Floss and William Lcmkc
on llG5 and fifth 10 Mr. and Mrs
Fred Richard, ON 1850 The
Aliens total Of 1277 is a record
Tor the Tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Hank Gets
His Old
Uniform
BY LEO MACDoNELL

LAKELAND, Fla, March g.
Hank Greenberg's famous No. 5
is in an army camp today-at Mac
Dill Field, near Tampa. Greenberg
took the uniform with him when
he returned to camp after working
out with his former teammates
here yesterday. He will uSa 1t
playing with camp teams.
Raymond tRip) Radclif has
signed his 1912 Tiger contract
here. The veteran Tiger out
fielder expressed himself as we'll
with the terms. No re-
cent word has been heard from
Tiger holdouts who are at their
homes. according 10 Jack Zeller,
the Detroit clubs general man
ager.
Barney McCOsky wore q big
smile yesterday. which was
taken TO mean that he Was
plenty satisfied with his ire
vised Tiger contract" Barney
signed up late Saturday night.
Bob Patrick. suffering from an
injured hand. was on the sidellnes
with Dick Wakefield yesterday.
watching the Tigers IN their scrub
game. Patrick'S wound IS minor.
Wakefield has a charley horse.
Jack Tighe, WinstOn-Salem
manager who II here helping
the Tigers train. reports that
out OF 81 on his clubs roster,
10 players joined the army or
navy and IL were unaccounted
for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Altoona Takes
Women S Lead

FAST LANSING March q
DctroilcrS today commanded the
leads over every Class \ event as
the womcnS state bowling tourna-
mcnt ncarcd It's final Weekend of
competition at the Spartan alleys.
After holding out for six weeks
as the only non-DetrOIt leader.
HattcmS Of Grand Rapids dis
placed IN the team event by a
pair OF Detroit fiveS Altoona.
which rolled into the lead with
1891, and Olympic which followed
with 1924.
The Altoona five had A series Of
Sil-S6l-SS9 as Carol Jones and
Gertrude SChuSter set q fast pace
for their teammates.
CLASS
Tam event -AlconA Recreation Detroit
2jFl Doubles Chapman r. Cos pc-
uo', 1l7s. Singles r Cos Detroit, su2
CLASS Il
Tam sven' RYDER Kalamazoo 1853
Doubles L. suee,mye: VI Stiepem,er Rsy
Ci'F lo2N Slngles--t Du'kIrw.ry. Grand
Rapids a7i Al event, putkeWl,z
Giand RAPIDS, 1855
Tim, .,.,, Class. CLhss g. ,.-o. ,,,,
Doubles J Beg n Kureea4 saginaw 90
su...s Led.ck Saginaw 5t7 All
e'rr'S Josephne Soan.'n. Battle CrerH
ll-u
Tam event WdtuL. Jackson. 2'.5
p..H."- ~e4lfos Foster sDfAis -
sir.es j. D'eau Detroit ill AL events
Geneva Foster. Sturrs 1862.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
BueIoW Five Wins
$50 Prize al Abe

COLUMBUS. O March Q The
low scoring tempo of the current
edition Of the American Bowling
Congress tourney continued over
the Weekend with mediocre totals
being chalkcd up by visiting kcg-
lcT>. DctroItcrS monopoIllcd the
entire opening squad in last night 5
GNc-man competition and the top
squad prize Of $50 was won by the
Buelow Service Eve with 1857
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
GOOD ENDING HELPS

Harold Otcnbaker'S Schmidt OF
the West Side Travelling circui,
picked off third in Class 3 by riS'
ing 10 9i2-993 following So for
2S17. Wade Trowbridge did the
best sticking, combining 1925
1919 for 600
Charles Roy, anchor. was re-
sponsible for Bill Schippcrt' 5
Briggs HooSierS ferrylng into a
tie with Henry Andrews Camp
bells Of Albion for sixth in Class
G with 2745. All he did was tum-
BILE 247-210-212 for $50 a nen
high series for his division Bill
Pate tossed in 2l3-200 in 604 for
his end
Ark RccklnC set new high
series for Glass d when he tipped
1873 22i-2ll for 633 as TraCy
AkcnS' Fromm gained sixth or
264S. Jack Schmitt'S G. j. Rogers
another Grand Rivcr-Livcrnoi.
crew, stepped into eighth wits
$500 Tom Courtney was the
leader with 1SS-19O-l92 for $50
Russell Ruthcrlord'S Janitro
Aces caScd into tenth with 1857
honorS going 10 Walter Beck
lcadoff, who hit 235-lS2-176 fol
393 Al WoicIcChoWSkiS shot al
unusual series, three games of III
for 2133.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Detroit ABC Scores

TIc.uW's Service .as7 Me-, rrsp 26o1
Time BAR 2i"l American BAR 2fb6 Axle
N,,- 2f52. Stien,ers Michigan Tool 2i&s.
Central Factors So 2i2I. Cobra Mich
-tr Tool gas. EN-Celio Aircraft 2i15
Cuu ~ Detroit 2iU5. Mdste- StoEer -a'2
Mtstels Michigan Tool 2a7s. plant Pro.
Re.s Inc 237i MichiL1n Gear ard En-r
ncerrg co 237o Wordsworth Mtg 235s
Br'rYf Brooch GO -31S TNtt,u- Ecutir Is
2a45 kuppfz 23il TuolmaterS- Murrs,
lu-prplan' 233p r. and " A VOL
$3.50 Metropolitan Cleaners 1892. wolves
NIr0l.au Tool 232S Engineers MiChl-tn
Tool $50 $lEhtiugale'~ Markets 22Si
AfHg Pattern 81 22s0. Aces Hi-Mllh.
lEan Tool 21b1. Sp.aUe Electric 22bt
Thomas Edison Cuu 22is Atlas Pattc'H
I.b.s Five -1al Murphy ard Murphy 900
FaNLp Beverages 2iTJ, Harvey Benson
U gui1td Park 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Return 60 Sealed in Barber Shop

F7yrn Murray boxing front Of the
shop 60 Mead return bout
between l. nch and ShdrkcN
- wouldn't let Lynch fight for Flynn again gro"led Mead
will Richard they
" do 81 Mead
YOU plenty" parricd Levin. "F1ynn
outside waiting answer"
Tell the that ten grand for Lynch and when
flynn roll the for me
and reported.
No than Murray,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
AIIdgreen Is Winner
In Holmes Pin Match

Averaging 220 Perry Allagrecn
defeated George Holmes by POP
pins in their scheduled 2O-Gamc
home and home match concluded
at the Rainbow Recreation The
match ended after the nineteenth
game when Allagreen fired 300 for
total of 1884 10 Holmes lSi5.
Grand totals were Allagreen 1913,
Holmes 3Sll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

"a II a draw only do they had
been locked like tiny Of the forest the entire route -
lie willy Leo p Flynn
fish Tex know that ne would have to iy lot
9 money
port world stood orcnnouthed when was learned what
i amounted fat bonuses
Flynn learning Eddie Mead L>nchS manager Forty
Eighth Avenue and Broadway
ookh embarrassing moment for
both cad they hide each ether and
conversation for thousand dollar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Sustained Fury for Is Rounds

The rang sending them loIe I've seen some honS
", sustained ihoN
piled those rounds and IacknG OF my BRAN can
crowd remaining aioot throughout
progress OF a fight
enahc tcnacty should have been LNshcd on a
physical bought paid for somewhat conoundng
seeming = wasted and useless
finished >hcklng Codoln- lN'n
Lae amMa Of couragc and The VIII ~ Nn lhoA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
No Fault Of His

Brucjc. Westminster cocker
spaniel champion last year was
ont of this years contest because
his master IT + Nellcnt was
named TO select The 1912 bcst-in-
gl.,.t-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
.Lutherdns Add
Tourney Time

To accommodate those entrants
whose work IN war industries
barred their appearance on sched-
ulc Arthur Kcck. SECRETARY Of the
Lutheran bowling championship
tournament. extended the closing
date today 10 March %
Changes al Great Lake yestcr-
day included PollcX OF ST. Clair
going into second place in the five
man regular on 1863 Camera Shop
of Detroit took third on 1924. Two
RcdcmptIonS entries, Pirates and
Tigers. made first and second.
respectively IN the over-averaGe
division on 397 and 81.
1.-Two lf4pAfruG-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
DemerysGrdb
Second on 2922

SAGINAW, March 9. Richard
keil'S DemeryS of Detroit banged
their way into second place in the
regular teams IN the State Bow
ing Tournament here over the
weekend with a 1922 series.
Best effort in the doubles was
that of Henry Ehrlc and Emo Jol-
son of Detroit, 1926 for thirteenth
place.
George Warzecka of Detroit led
the singles with Cos, which tied
for fifteenth place
DemcryS had grand chance 10
take the lead of the team event
when after 99l and 1922, but six
splits in the last three frames of
their third game held them down
to 929 and a 1922 total Keil
contributed ga pins and Frank
Grubb, at anchor. 627.
Dalton Metz of Pontiac rolled
the most unusual game of the
tourney so far having II strikes
in a 262 He started off with a
double, then hit SIX pins and
picked off two more for - in his
third frame. Then he struck out
with nine straight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
LAST GAME HURTS

Stan Lewis Par 1 Club. alSl
from Grand RiyCr-LWCrnolS,
dropped 10 79i on top of S47-933
for 257i. or II would have taken
command instead Of third in
Glass +. George Moulc set the
pace with 2O6-21O-17S for 59i.
Sixth went TO Louis Dudck' :
Schmidt of St StanlSlauS with
2555. Joe Podgorny having 53S.
Bruce Wright SandWichcd 81
a new high single for +. between
l29-13S as Ed Killers Tam BROOK
Valley DubS hlt 22Si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

had it made up
larbci's chair
When little Wagner Sharkol's heard OF Joe'S
he demanded the amount for SharkH penny Tor
guarantee for little fellows
vet tic IN Richards doing things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
EASY VICTORY

Nackcnlic High Night School
ualk>men were easy vlCtorS over
tho Western High mems team
scoring 800 points against $50 for
the losers. Scores for MaCkcuIIc
were steve SpItzla l9i John
Spracuc. ISL Or s Day 49,;
Glenn Hadley 1876 and Walter
st Orcc l6l on the Western
team were John Martin 100
James Sykes. 1873; Willard Koh-
Ter. 157, Earl Rundcll. $50 and
Howard Noelker. III
The following teams arc called
for Monday and Tuesday
Monday 100 p m. Lawrence
Tech ". United states Air Corp,
Tuesday. 100 p. m. Lincoln
Park Gun Club IS. Irish Rifle
Club Q p mn Lincoln Park Detroit
Sport>mcn Congress team "
Southeastern High Detroit Sports
mems Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

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ctiord chsos, a. ~, hammond oroso ou.o
Bo.uro Today uoti =. I" ahd Aner %.
BOWLING SCHOOL "'' Sc ,fHo o'9isl
Your roo'Nors ws.s, o.. Hau Sac W
Orop IN and See wave Spauldtnu. Instructor
rIcIun 95t WOODWARD AVE
Fre. tg,,ru.'o- D., vincent Mhjel aorta,
rbrouob t,idD 20 g.
CHENE. TR0MBlY $50 8. ' 49,
~ VIII Appreciate Your V-te Cor me isi1
Msr', CITY Tournament r,e Me- Event
CLUB BOB.LO "ooo"AE GO a. d,' I'' '''''
Open Bo~nro rods, rfon 10 a. " Ur'd =
ard % = ~. Urm cosino frs' parslra
rnpuIp $500 cosSfe AVE- ~ gfl
DAILY ufrI Afffr 90. Cocktail Bar ard
Restaurant OPERATED p Tommy poIio's
DETROIT RECREATION C. 5s' ,s,a q q s.,g
op.n Ro~iiru Uu'it Cio,ro Bo~iro School SAT.
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