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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
SaysFWADam
Not Necessary

Raleigh, June lG.-Henry AVerill.
Raleigh correspondent for a group
of North Carolina weekly neWspap-
Gently IN his "Capltal Parade
column:
IF you hear any loud, raucouS ana
unusual sounds its more than likely
Eddie Knox, High Points able and
persistent city manager, giving oIc
to a b%olstcrous Bronx cheer on
bird
Mr.. Knox. knocked practically
punch drunk by the North Carolina
supreme court views on the mat
Ter of that So million Yadkin river
= Wcr dam, now has the last long
laugh on the seven justices, the Due
Company and, in point of fact, prec-
tically all of the late state admlnis-
tratlon of Governor Clyde r. Hoey.
These forces combined for years
to prevent municipal construction
and operation of the big power pro-
ject; but Mr.. Knox and his asso-
ciates, Keeling and on the ropes, raj
lied to slip owe a knockout blow
under V of the war effort"
BY order of the President himself,
apparently, the Federal Works Al
ministratiOn has announced it Will
construct the dam; which seems to
put d definite period to the contro-
Versy, as there is no known power
to veto this decision.
The reason asserted by the FWA
for authorizing the dam are CD to
forward the war effort and (2) TO
relieve a ''critical power SHORTAGE
Almost uniformly state officials
are aghast at the TWAS gall in maxi
ing II such assertions; both of
which appear to be flatly contradict
tory Of all the known facts and cir
cumStanCeS.
II NAV be that the construction of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

Mi slppj and at the Miami Uni
NCrSltv. oxford. Ohio. He begin the
practice Of law n 1913, and In 1881
Vas appointed to fill a vacancy IN the
United States. From 1854 to 1888
he Was governor of that State, and
then Was elected congressman, selV-
lnG until he withdrew on january
-. 1861. .Attcr the end of the War
in 1869 ne Ictt the United States and
wont to British Honduras where he
di"d shortly after reaching there in
1868.
,. The terms of office of members
of the general assembly of North
Carolina viii begin on November 4,
this year. Anytime beginning with
that date until their successors are
elected, they viii be subject to a call
from the governor for a special SEES
sion. The constitution provides that
the terms of members of the general
assembly begin with their election.
The election this year will be on
November Bird.
IS. During the Fourth Congress-,
from 1873 To 1877. Senator James
Turner and Senator Francis Locke
resigned, as did Congressman Will
liam Rufus King and Nathaniel
Macon. Congressman Richard Stan
ford died in Georgetown, Just outside
of Washington. and was buried in the
Congressional Cemetery in Washing
ION
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

JurieS seemed to think, members of
those two iuriCS have undergone a
change of heart and now are joining
in an effort to- undo what they first
did. If a mistake were made in the
first place, clcmcnCy would be in or
der; if there were ground for I'M
posing prison terms at the time of
the trial, it would seem there is suf-
tlcicnt ground for permitting those
terms to run their course now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
Hot In The Collar

Senator GUiIcy OF Pennsylvania
takes up where Speaker Sam Ray
burn left off IN resentment of what
they have called press attacks on
Congress. In a commencement at
dress two weeks ago, Mr.. RaYbuIr
termed ii a deliberate attempt L
undermine Congress IN the minds Of
the people. Mr.. Guttey says Capitol
Hill should not tolerate press crl-
ticism that @cVldcnccs a design to
undermine public confidence n rep
r~esentatrNc government.
For our part, We have seen moth
ing in the press that Smackcd of
such a design as the Pennsylvania
scion complains of. On the contrary,
such criticisms as have come to ouT
notice. and in some of which We con
fess to having had a hand, have been
in exactly the opposite direction and
aimed at bolstcrIng rather than un-
derminlng public confidence. OF al,
things that safeguard interests of the
press itself, few, if any, are more i'm
portant than that representative GOV
eminent shall be upheld and
strengthened. Fear that il would not
be maintained has been the motive
behind all the comments We have
read which we fancy formed the
basis of remarks by these gentlemen.
Criticism can be and oftencr then
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

|. Eall BroWdcr.
,. Lost Horizon" by James Hill
3, True.
/. Booth Harrington.
5. No.
s. The tcmur in the upper les.
7. "Billy" Conn,
8. Madam Chairman,
9. ChlorophyIl.
10. Four (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus
and Ncptunc).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

The Jap navy appears to have
struck out with the base loaded
american bases loaded for revenge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

In Juniors estimation a close sec
ond to Christmas is that Monday
morning after school has closed for
the summer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

These days the ambitious young
'%aStcrncr can't 60 very far west ON
i mere three gallons OF gas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, june 16.-fAP Cot
ton futures opened l to IS cents {
bale higher.
Late forenoon values We're IL to IS
cents a bale higher. July 300.
December 1874 and March 1863.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

The army will print a weekly
newspaper, by and for soldiers.
called The Yank,' 1t will sell no
advertising.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

FOR SALE - SWEET POTATO
slips. Mrs. \. B. Faulkner. Phone
97l-W, Raleigh road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

OLD SHOES LIKE OLD FRIENDS.
always wear best. Let u rebuild
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone All. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH
high school education. One who
wants to learn a good business and
doesn't mind hard work. Apply III
writing, give age, school attended
etc. Address "Work,' care Hen
dcrSon Daily Dispatch. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS All
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coach
at 500; 1881 Oldsmobile sedan,
500; 1880 Model A Sedan, SO;
1929 Model A Coach, good tires, al
$85. Nice selection in newer model
cars at prices that will appeal to
close buyers. Gambler Palmer
Motor Co. ll-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meat, and fresh
fruits or Vegetables at-lNc and
let live prices, try llcr5erts Yei-
low Front, phone 4&9. Free de-
livery. It'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

BEAUTIFY AND PROTECT YOUR
home with DeVoc scmi-pa lie PANT.
one gallon makes two, an d't"c.
tive dollarS~and-CCnt SAVING Is
effected. Alex S. Watkins. lb-E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

WANTED TO BUY: USED ELEC-
trlc range. Write what you have
TO offer to "Rangc," care Daily
ID patch. 15-ltI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

HOME FRONT MILEAGE MtSl
be maintained. ven increased
through retreading. Let us telfeaa
your shoes. Phone 638. We call Tor
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe SHOP,
l3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

FOR RENT TO COUPLE. FOUR
room apartment on Oxford road,
private bath and entrance. Rea-
Sonablc rent. Phone 96l-J. Mrs.
Emma ,. hobb. l6-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

YOUR INSURANCE. Is ON THE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend from Mutual Insur-
anCe Premiums III War Savings
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 800
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

WE SPECIALIZE in ALI.
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

TEMPTING II OT WEATHER
lunches, tasty Sandwiches, ioun-
tain service. You set them all az
Greyhound Soda Shop. Give us d
ri,c 3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

Henderson, Route |.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

EVERY BEAUTY SEkVICE-MOn-
ern Shop-ENpcrIcnced operator,
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. HrIdgers Beauty
Shor, over PaIker's Drug Store.
28-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

FOR SALE 1888 FOUR DOOR
Chevrolet sedan, black, good COZ
dition and good tires. a real \dH'e'
Call 33l-J. lo~-'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

BIG ASSORTMENT OF MEN AND
boys Rugby SWIM trunks IN 'l
colors and sizes in wool and gar
bardinc. See them now al NI'''o
Shop. Inc, J. II. Tucker, M&f'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints at the lowest prices III town
See us before buying your PAM
Tanner Roofing Co.. Phone o"n'
Wyche St. ~"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
WANT ADS
Get Results

FARMERS HAVE YOU PROTECT
eo your crops against hail 49,
WIND damage? Insure with ", ana
satisfactory settlement. Ins,Ir, ior
Department, Citizens R,nt olce
Trust Company. ana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
accrcdited-Fall term, Scn,nna
Der q. II Is not only useless L,',
ioollSh to expect success IN bns'I
ness unless you are pro(c,s,ononr
trained. oly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
wESTI.OF
RUBBER-sENIoR DIVISION

siemion 226. Art Augustyn 20s, John
Koko 2o3. Art Pouget ala, John GARNER
ZOO Ted Francis 232. Al ssieel 205.
Charles spielburg Jr, 7oi. CLYDE Prince
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
VOGUE

High scores-N. Mnds 81. = schroder
aSp C. AoSsrsc sas sss C. An1.,.sn na 49, a.
p viviano 400, q. Tyteca NONE. n.
Schultz 2Q1, @. Hutchinson 2o4-773, L. Jess
more 737. II. Fritx 301. w. 0eisler III 7O7,
II. Ruppel AT, w. skidmors 712, o. Tru-
dsa 777. n. Peck 7o2, n. stofk al 40.
A. Reiehenbach z0e. w. snethkamp 34e,
p. DeNeve 200-243 4. Clock 70e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
RITTER

High scores-Ed Novak 224-246-234, Ed
Rateick 2l3-244, Chris Freshman 213,
206-2l4, Harold Bell 220-225, Jim Moore
233-2l2. Verne Mueller as. Jack Kranik
246-242. Paul Ci,o 233, Bill wiggert 2oi
p. Unit 207. L. sabo 203. @. Derwa 203-
2Oi-2i3. l. Newkirk zoe. s. Scarlet 2l5.
W. Underwood al, D. Kennedy 212-2oo.
q. Hansen 213-2oi. 2. Wenzen $50. T.
Maisano oil. o. Auch 20s-20s, r. Ekstronn
PIP F. Kukla 2i2. II Winnekens 226. J.
Destefano 203, r Rich 2O1203. Robbins
2O6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Metro 10 Roll
Tomorrow on
Cadillac Lanes
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Southeastern vs.. Martin. alleys Il,
National vs.. George a Murray. "a; Mt
Elliott vs.. chene rrombiy. so; Koppit,
Park. e-iO; Welch VS.. Hills. 1i-i2. Al
Cadillac Recreation. I32 East Congress.
at 1880 D. m.
Metropolitan Classic switches
activities tomorrow night to Cad
lilac Alleys. 1872 East Congress
street. scene in an earlier era OF
Detroit bowling of important
matches, league, pairs. team, and
individuals. Originally the sched-
ule designated Rainbow.
Welch. recovering from the loss
OF the first II games in the win
ming of seven of the last nine.
takes on Ray Turner's Hills. AS
ISOLATED with Rodney WEIGH are
Michael Nichols, Walter Blanch-
ard, Phil Steinheiser, Ed. Brichta,
and Dave Newman.
Newman stands fourth In the
averages al 1857 and is one Of
the reasons why this eleventh
place team strengthened since the
opening of the season, is padding
along on an even keel.
Ellis Walkers Standard and
Jack Gardner's Koppitz supply
another feature. Mel Doris Rain
bow and Art Watson's Palmer
Parks are in another. Rainbow
and Palmer are tied for first.
Standard and Rainbow share first
place.
Ernie Bolle's Southeasterns,
three games out of the lead. are
apt 10 improve their ranking at
Martin expense. Ralph Olzark's
NJ Elliotts. also three games
Nv. tackle Marvin Danieleski's
~tly improved Chene-Tromblys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
DETROIT RECREATION
X or G. IsTER-couNcn TRAVELLING

High scores. srebernak 2l7-2ii, r.
Lampron 20s. r. Belanger 203 A. Schultz
al. X. school 20s. h Kudlo 200. H
DuRoss 2i3. l. Tsiisferro eos. y. Cash
Tom Rooney $4,000. J. Skladzien zoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
FIRST ENGLIsH LUTHERAN
MURRAY INTER PLANT

High scores Edward Merchant 244 Ed.
ward Mackoviak 243. Mike Penick 201, j.
Lombardo 20i. William Galloway 225-20s.
George shortreed 223, j. Andrews 80.
Gordon Russell 200, s. Davidovich 202 Al
Kozlowski 2l3-201, William McKitrick 202
224. Mike Mann 226. J. wolak 202. c.
slawinsh 22i. j. Hopes 203. s. Rogers
203. Jack Burnett EOS. Ed Kenneweg 233.
W. Mulawa 21i-2i2. Jack SCHUYLER col +.
Machalak 201, Orien steele 217, Paul
Toggweiiler 20O-2i3, L. Rytlewski 202 e.
Jasinski 204. Peter Jaeger 203. Jack Zul-
cosky 201 POS, wilbert Nelson 2c2-211,
John KrakoWski 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
RIVIERA
BoIsE LEAGUE

High scores-Homer Johnston 23o-2os,
lCvrvisk Kosmowski $50. Carl Nav 2z4.
Tony wisniewski 213. Harold Kosmowski
211. Larry Gill az. Phil Northman 40.
Ps Pc Ol0 se9 z no rsnnsr ~, xvs ayne
Prem 204. Fred Laird 203 Jack Irvine
203, Roy wrenbeck 2o2, Jack Robinson 201
otto Haas 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
PALACE
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-E Budnick 2O7-2Zl-2l3, 3.
r. Carrier 221 -212. @. Bertges 240-20e. A.
Laranee 203, c. Fisher 2i2. w. Miller 202,
weisbroat ais, Krause 40, Rosteck ali.
2O0-20s. Ritter 2i5, c. Woodie 20i L.
Mayer EOS. Y. Carrier 204 S. King 203-2o3
e. cynowa all. VIM. Kessler 2ls, Parshall
235, Paquette 25s Frusema 224, Parsons
206. Kloenbamer 220. Cactus 204, schuch-
ara EOS, Wolak 200. Rlushman 2l4, A.
Boyce 232. p. Bauer 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
ORIENT

High Ne"5Ss-B Nathanson 22e-2ii.
Bsrdel go, c. Kowalewski 2l3. r. Kelly
2i3. W. O'Neill 212, c. O'Neill 2i2. b. !
Cullen all. ". Woolley oil. J. Kopchia
2Os II Bardel 20s-203. r. Hewson 207. |
l.. Hamm 2o4, c, Morrison 203, B. Springer
pol, r.. Malek 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
AMERICAN LEGION

High scores-Harold Erickson. 21T; Nit
Christa 2I2-213: DR.. Ted Eyer. 212-224 ::
Lee chaffee, 200: Stan Coss, 30; Alonzo
Trip. 2l3: Al Weller. 20l Harry Damn.
Del Forbes. 220: Ed. Juntunen, $50 Elmer
Cuth, 235: Dave Hargraves All: Joe
Brooks. 200; Charles David. 203: Howard
Crumit. 2l2-226: Gil Schmitz 205; Ed
Nelson, 232 John Kelly 213-22e John
Heintz, 2i2; Ed. Weber, 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
GRAPHIC ARTr
RED DIVISION

High seorsS-- cpESs1m White &c, -
Lindsay 202 .22s, Ellis Hunter 20s. Russell
Pageau ala, Hugo Klatt 72s-222-7fe.
EOS, william Thompson ZOE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
$50" HOCsE
DENNY

Goessman 73o. Al sagaret 2Os-2ii. Dill
man steen 71i. Al Daniel 2ls. Ed Rs-
teick 72o-72T. Russ Chadwick 200. Bill
Strike 27s-212. Jim Horlocker 22e- 200
a Marshall 2I5. L. LAYER 235. Paul
Richards AIS. W. Prystop 2o4. Ed Miller
2i2. J. Piana 2o6. Tony Colombo zoe
Mary. Lehman 2o7, Norm Lipke 2l6. IT,
Jacques 20i. Geo. Calbrsith eos. Don
Teahan 2o2. Art Geske 2o3-202 -222, Andy
Tomaselle 232. J. Laramie. 2l3 Frank
Cameron 2t7. J. Brass 217-201. C Placido
Ill. John vermiIiion ali. Jimmie Placido
$50. Carl Ploof 204-22s. Ed Berlin 2o3.
Frank Gyurich 203. Harry Schmidt POS
n. Kiel 70a. Ave Maertens 2o2, Stanley
Barr 202. Fred Stark 22l-7io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
WEST CHICAGO
WASHINGTON BOWL

High scorss-Howard storm. 7l7-7al- 3oi;
1o1; Herman Bennett, 235; Dsvo Newman,
22s; Tom Kelly. 22i-2ll: George oKon,
al; Frank Stevens. 77o; Dave Diamond,
Dave Hessen. 213; Ciarsncs Adrian. AS:
Glenn Johnson. 217: Eddie Katx. 70e: Gii
Campbell, 20e; CHS Belier. 70e; Adam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
GRAND CENTRAL
JUNIOR HOUSE
GREATER MASONIC LEAGUE

A rmstrong % Friendship No I Is
Friendship No. z 30 Paris IS
Lincoln Park 1e National u
Fort Boulevard II Westlof s
EastgateN \A,\N rs General VI
High scores-CArl Kumm 20f. Dave Bef-
ger 2l6, EDDIE schramm\ 205-2i7, Frank
Costa 244. Herb Case 213-202- 2o2, Ed
Burgess ISL. Clayton Castor 225-2ii. Their
man Gibson 221-221. Bill Beyers 20s
Montroy 200-20s. John Mooh 224. Florenz
Rrecke 2i2. Fred Breckel 235, wslly Shaker
200. Willard Soper 200 Frank Doering 2i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
PALM BEACH

Hlgh scores-NoTman COOK rs, Frank
Canell 202, Leo Brewer go. Donald
schnitEhofer 202. Roland Nelson PIP. Rich
ard LOTUS 2l4. George Kovak, 20o-20l,
Joe Angelen 213, Herbert Stepke 100000,
Hoyer 266-223 Hugo McInnis 205. Floyd
Gould 2O5 James Earl 202. Dave Kirk
patrick 204, Michael Ranomer 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
RAINBOW

High seores-Donald Macdonald 253-21i
William Con- 212. Elmer Patz zoe, Harold
Mcconnell 2o7. Henry Van Belle 2ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
GLENEAGLES'
$50 hot IL

HIgh Scores--John Keiily rs, WILLIAM
Fiohr 243 Rex Carroll as. Robert Hatcher
21o, Milton Ludwig zoe, Anthony Rini 207,
Don Cards 20s, John Sterling zoo. Ray
Wrooprt cot, Robert rut1eT zoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
NAPLES
SENIOR Hot So

Pts Pts
Naples % Dearborn Is
Famous 20 GfoSzko's ~
n. ". Natl 10 Alec -
Cook Is McMahons ~
Jacox 1s Dearborn II
High scoreS-Ralko 2i0-230-222. stan
der 2l4-2O5-204. Stock 225-202. Day 21O-
2Oi. Lukofskv 100000, Wetze 237. Keller
233 Kline 235. Novak 223. Kuhn 222,
Warden 223. Jsskolski 227, SIkorskl 204.
Parigian 202 Place 2o2. Daniels 200. Dun
Dor 214. Kaufman PA. IL Hesdley 2O4.
Gallinat 202. Lustig 2l0. Christie 200.
Romaneli 2l2. Metzner 213. Cortez 217
Ward 2i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
600 HOUSE

High scores-Norm White 2O5. John Kolf
207. Herb Mielke 2ls. Carl Carlson 2os.
James Squillo 214-20i. Ember Thomas 200.
John Pfeifauf 206-705, Ben Romer 203.
Norm striewski 236. Paul Balan 203. Frank
Casanova 233. Archie Downey 200. Frank
Meyers 200. Angelo Ronzi 222. Angelo Cal
caterra 205. VIM. wasmund 212.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
LADIES HOusE

High scores-Margaret Shea zI4, Dorothy
Langworthy 1872, Hazel Holeman I76-173-
III. Florence Sullivan 17s. Grace Wul-
brecht 172, May Korthsls ITO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
nrTRoIr YIE,s N >.

High scores-Rudy Helm e0-202 -2O6
George Bender. 212 -2O6-202: Bill Colby.
234 W Bonnici. 231 Ed Smoke. 224
Walter stelt. 221: Neil carlen. 2le: Elmer
Cast. ais: Harold Allen. 2i5-203 Jack
Cunningham, 2l3: Ken Smith 2i2-2Ol
George stock 212: Ed. snethksmp.' 2i2
Joring Williams, ali: Art Duperry. 20e
Neal Montgomery. 207 Hubb Bell, 2os
Jack Burns. 204: Frank Weller 203
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
MT. ELLIOTT
.
MILLETT'S

High seores-D Brichta 233-205 W
Boehm 230-224-245. J Benton 200. J..
8 Baker 2o5-20i x. PETER 200. H
steinke 2Oi. w. Doerr 205-2O1. X Mack
223, s. Malek 203-230 A. Chamey 213.
n Halleen 202. ~. Keathley 210, J..
Krsl 202. A. Friedman 203. A Jankow-
sky 202. W PageAu' 213-202. c. Marin
225-206 s Morris 202-20s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
R1h IEAGTE

ana %.,n sos Dr spesnsauT aos uH on,
vich 206. +. Creighton 206, M. Ksrlstad
202, Robson 201, J. Cebula 20t. r.
Broseh 20I, A. Easton zoo, A. Cariine ZOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

High scores-Frank korthais 22s, Ross
Walker 2o3. Jack oJela 2o2, Lillian
Provencal 231 Edna McKenna 1s4, Mar
garet Cline 1918. Ann Y. Frederick IT'S,
Elizabeth Hill ITO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
BEACON

SKI 37s J slany. ali. W. HON.. ao7. W.
Wsxoisk 237. ". Hunter 322- 20i. A.
e'Bryan 2l0-2lO. I'd Behrendt 7oi
George Dorr z32 b. Basohand 40. Otto
Gabriel 20i. n. strohmsier 73i n
koehn 7i5, T. DaGostino 2Os. r. zunaei
2oi. A. Roth 2z7, l. Findlsy az. Pet.
7z4, r. Cordone 7i2. r. Love 7O7 Jack
Hesnsn 200. r. Tseter zoo. J. kuskol 1o7,
Howard JAnks 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
house LEAGUE

Hikh hcofet- 1Aroid Gefrfier ZO0, Hef-
ber ZiemAnn 2i2. James Hatch 2Ot.2ii
CeorEs Bryant 2o3. Edwin Collins zoo
2is. william Teeter 7o4. Russell Jewett
EOS, William Myers 202. Joe werstine 2o4-
202 George Wssch z2S-235. Harold Minor
7os. JACKIE Datillo 2i3, Al Kraszowsk 7l3.
Erwin Eagel 2l3. Edwin stephan 204
Harold Ne,zer 2i3-2io. William Roberts
24s. Kenneth Irwin as, Wade Trowbridge
zoo -202- 200. Harold Ofenbaker 2o2-223
william Thompson 214 Francis Waldecker
cos, Ted Coulter 2io. Edward Rsspps
Fred Buckman al. Barnard Likscott
loo. Kenneth Townsend AZ, Walter
Hlirress 2l2 Peter Ruehle 2t2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
W. ". FINK LEAGUE

Shirt Dept. 2 Pant Dept
Coveran Dept s overall Dept.
High scores-stella Belkosh ia, Edn
swain lSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
GkANDMONT
At. MARY or REDFORD

High scores Brotheror 23s. Terba TT
135, Orb Druuiilard 22t-2oi. Airhart 77o
Wsidscker 2lp-2o3. Mchanus 213, Theisen
7i2, Rsuman 2l2. Thin zio-7n3. Kusnan
40. Fnrisy zio, Campbell 40. Mansfield
2os. Todd 205. stein 2o3, Irwin 2o2
Cronyn FOL Hitchcock 200
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RED SEAL

High scores--ciauds Ranelli 735. PATSY
Dettore as, z. q. Baumgart 2o7, Wall
Ludwig 202. Joe Boner ZOO
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STATE FAIR

Alice Goyke 203-177. Isabelle Ksshock
1se, Irma Forth 1si. Albina Mobile 17s.
Lorraine Chapp 17e. Mary Canaan IT'S,
Eve swanson ITO, Caroline Strand ITO.
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ALTEs EMPLOYEES
LOYAL WING CLrR

High scoreS-Alex Bell zoo. Robert Bell
zvv-zh "ssI oo 1os' Lou SIZE ~.
Deurs 200. Chsuncey DiLaura 2l2. Vim
cent D'oraIio 223-204. Tim D'Orazio 20f.
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High scores-Charies Denny 723- 2o3.
Russ Chadwick 223. Dewey Collins ali,
Herber Gillard zoo. George Cunningham
203. Barney wylemski 201. Allison Ess-
linger 701. Ronald Stevens 200.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY
TOWER

High scores-Andy Yorkinson 2t5. Harold
Downing 20i Elmo Jones 40. Cecil WARD
7oi. Bob Koch 2O4, Louis Reptz 7oi. Jim
Tropea 2if-2ee Mike Micelli 22e. Anthony
Akowitz 2O5, I'd Klosky 226, Art Lipks
asa Frank Demback 222, Otto Ksyen $50.
Nick Rich 2l3, Al Oykhouse 2I4. Joe
Formacola 200. Mike Zott 40. Bob Walters
as, Hec Longewsy 20s. Stan Msnnowski
200 walter Gaunder zoo.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ct ALPHNsUs HOLY NAME


w l. W Z
steel Room IL 10 Shipping Rm II 10
Brown Bonn rs II ~ Nutty Nutters il 10
High score-Hsnk Brown 200.
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EAST SIDE SMOKEY sToyERs
FORT-BOULEvARD

HOUSE LEAGUE
Cedar IT 1 Spur Cola 10 II
Studio IS 9 =. Cass IL
Cxekeis ~ q Dobrik IL
Fort Blvd. IL Gordon ~
Smoke IL 10 Lynn 16
High scores-steve Yambor 2o2, John
Deis 10000, Louis Molnar 221-206, Steve
Miller 243, Lou Haydn 225 william
Kaweeki 400, william Takscs at. Parisi
20o. steve 10th 73e. Frank Trfonn 20s.
Harry Schroeder 212, Louis Drier 206, Earl
Crown 206, Earl Pecore 206-203. Louis
Jensen 713r Walter Monske All, John
Norris 247-204.
FORT-DELRAY
Pts. Pts
Smoke II Wolverine 10
Arthur's IL Fort-BNd. 2
lGerisch 10 Major z
High scores William 10th 273-2oo,
Horace Grover 7i+, Wallace ogrodowski
zoe. John Dejaek 7oe, Joe Jekielek 2o5.
Louis Haydn 2o5, Frank Deiack 202, Louis
Jensen 2o2, ID. Brubscker 7oi.
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CADILLAC ATHLETIC CLUB

High soores--John Mcknight 22f. Gus
Calvin 205, w. G. Koontz 22S. Karl Rlsi-
meister EOS. Fred Legge 20l Frank
wieueek 2is-2f1, Joseph Ford III.
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SENIOR House

High scores-Jerry Hanna 255. I'd Man.
ser 247-220. Geo. Jameson 243-202. VIM.
Ankert 212. Al Ford ala. Jim Hoicomh
2l0. Dick Taylor 2lo. Chas. Eschmann zoe
2o4, John Zelich 20s. Roy Brandt 205-202
VIM. Collins 2o3. Geo Bender 201, Ferdi-
nsnd Bruyere 2oi, Leon Rigley 2oi, Heimer
Olson 200.
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SENIOR HOUSE
PILLAR
SENIOR HOUSE

HIRh scores-FTank Scale, 22lI 222
Curt Peterman. 23o 24s oil: Ben Frue
hsuf o23. 27s. ?i3; Zira Bsrnet, 234
221; Verne Mueller. 223 Al Hallett
224, 202: Al Better, 207: Ed Hume
Dan Tanner 7oi; Howard scott. 200
Ralph Foraker, 200.