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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Looking For
Woman Accused
OF Assault
Club Officials
Flee; Leave Food
Drink For Patrons

When Patrolman James c. Smith
OF third Precinct. knocked on ~.
door at 1907 ST. Aubin. early snr
day morning. he had not though,
about gambling. Patrolman smith
was looking for a woman who Ma
smacked her husband on the head
with a bottle.
Instead OF finding the woman
who had run out the back door
Patrolman Smith found a black
jack game in progress. so he told
Recorders Judge George Murphy
Monday. He confscated $3.50 AMI
three decks of cards before thew
players dispersed.
Smith pointed 10 Jack Walker a,
the man who was engaged IN thu
illegal occupation. and pointed out
Alvin Robinson as the man vho
opened the door for him.
Walker denied that there was
gambling in the club. which he
said was the Booker Realty Club
and that he was the secretary. He
was fined $50 and Robinson s. or
ten days in jail. The other nine
were given suspended sentences.
Smith said the chief officials Of
the club fled shortly after his ar.
rival. leaving plenty Of food and
drinks which the patrons dcvoured
and consumed during the wait for
the patrol wagon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

Nv MADELINE Derns

Mrs. Rosemary simmons was
hostess 10 the Semper Fidellis club
Monday afternoon. After business
was transacted ice cream and cook
les were served. on Mothers Day
the members presented lovely cards
10 the oldest mothers Of the church
es in the community.
Mrs. leila Porter OF Hollywood.
Calf. visited her brother and sis
ter-in- law. the Theodore Morri-
sons on Hickory street.
Young Miss Betty .clink OF
Walnut street IS III.
Returning from an extended and
enjoyed vacation in Florida are:
Mesdames Louise Johnson and
Gladys Talbot. They were accom-
panied by their sons. Norman John
son and Wilfred Williams.
The Rev A. ID. Evans Is etill
convalescing in Eloise hospital.
A very surprised person Saturday
evening was Theodore Morrison
when he was given a birthday par
Is.
a delicious buffet supper OF cold
meat cuts. salads. fruit punch was
served. Candy and buitered popcorn
were offered guests. A lovely cake
was presented TO Mr.. Morrison by
his wife.
Guests present at the celebration
were: Mrs. Zella Porter OF Holly
wood. Calf; Mrs. William !. Ford,
Mrs. Lawrence Verdun. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph DeFoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
John DeFoe. Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Pace and Mr.. and Mre. Aaron Jones.
Womack Temple
The Rev. s. A. Sea delivered an
instructive and practical Mothers
Day sermon in the morning services
from Exodus 2:2. theme "A Mothers
Protection for Her SON" Special
music was rendered by the Senior
choir.
The Junior and Senior choirs
presented program in the evening.
Miss Lulu Wilson was mistress OF
ceremonies
Mr.. and Mrs. Landlord Thomas
are proud OF the promotion Of their
son. Private Marion l.. Thomas to
the rank OF corporal in Engineer
Co DIT in Camp Shelby. Miss
MIS- Hattie smith and daughter,
Dorothoa. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. en-
joyed a lovely weekend trip in
Inksier Mich. They enjoyed sight
seeing trips and were houseguests
Of Mrs. c. Barnes OF 1914 Hickory
street.
The Better Citizens club will spon-
sof picnic on Decoration Day. May
go. The club will meet at Womack
Temple May % at pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
WHAT. J3:

1872 IS a KEY YEAR
y Years. u nay ~
e the Hihllssi Wear q
,'rseeccea ~hen. &C.
,r1lne 70 p'ephtcy, eli
ne nsilens u ire world
soul5 b. a. urf.
MAT poGs THE ~.
Tupr HOl0 for Yous
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Policeman Accidenty Stmbes on Gambling at Brokers Club
MT.CLEMENS
By CANDY MORGAN

The Rev. Mr.. Felts OF Detroii
conducted services al Turner
Chapel CME last Sunday In the alb
sence OF the pastor. the Rev. Mr.
Dozier. who Is attending the gen.
eral conference in Chicago.
The Mt. Carmel Jubilee singers
rendered several selections on
Mothers Day in opening their drive
for funds for Turner's Chapel.
The Macomb County Choir union
was held in New Haven, Mich. last
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Morgan entertain
ed her daughter and son from De-
troit and several friends including
Claudine Cole and James Blands.
The Big Eight club will hold
their FIRST big meeting Tuesday
night. Harry Mial, acting president.
announced this wcci
The group that Is making plans
for the big USO formal dance Will
meet May 10 az the home 81 Mrs. G.
Morgan.
JOlts
I see that the Butler and Bill
ings are hanging around their old
stamping grounds again. You can
bet thai they're on Ike a lieh,. Yes
tina, man. Jimmy Carter. Is here
again with gohs a. beautiful wom-
en- touring the night spots and
making beaten pa,a 90 the Club
Congo and Club Zomhie. Others
IN the group wee Bern.ce BOYD
Dora May. Bessie Tay.or. Lille
Dueine. Vera Clark and Henry Corr
don.
Bob Manning. Robert Bsil and
Charles Williams are officially "ore I
Of the boy They fook IL the
Louis Jorian-Coo'ie William dance 7
az the Gsaysfone FLETCHER Bill
ings vii. become tie ncNt ballard 4
champion. The lovely lif;le Bank
head sisters were dated recently BY I
the two hudiies Fee hex and Han
eom AS a result ~ the schools
concert 4; was discovered that W
Clemens has sorie very talented
yourz people Thew a.e Ccie~fer
Blanks. Terg.l Whistle Harry NAL
Lorraine Banks DORIS MiitAeii and
wanna Brewer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
TRAINING
CENTER UNDER
CONSTRUCTION

GREAT LAKES. Ill.-The com.
manding officer OF the us. Naval
Training station here confirmed the
Navy departments announcement
that men Of the Negro race will be
trained for duty In the nations ma
val forces at this inland training
center.
The commanding officer said that
the vast construction program al
the station will be completed In
about six weeks and that recruits
from all over the 13-state Ninth
Naval district will occupy these
quarters. The men Of the Negro
race who will be recruited in the
near future will be quartered In
some OF these new barracks, prob
ably those in Morrow Camp, one OF
the nine recruit training camps
which make UP the Naval Training
station. Each camp has its own
recreation building, in which there
is a gymnasium. csnteen, soda foun-
tain. game room. writing rooms and
other recreational facilities. and
each camp has huge drill hall In
which instruction is held during
bad weather. and mess hall and
galley.
At Great Lakes. these new re-
cruits. who have recently been well
coined into Uncle Sans naval
forces. will he given every oppor-
tunity to learn the fundamentals
OF seamanship and military life
and procedure that all recruits are
required TO master before being
sent TO specialist schools for serv-
ice al sea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
COP. Launch Drive
To Get New Members

The United Negro Citizens league
announces this week through DR..
Aaron c. Toodle that the organiza-
tion has launched an intensive cam
paign TO enroll five thousand new
members. Leaders express conf
dence that the goal will be reached
before the general election in the
Fall.
The leagues temporary head
quarters is at 263 East Warren. II
is composed OF local Republican
clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

that I, was a racial issue. He also
felt that their presence would
cause trouble with the white resi-
dents OF the Soiourner Truth neigh
horhood and would open UP battle
on a new front.
with such an attitude. Col.
Rosecrans. who leads the Michi-
gan troops. has shown that he is too
Anticipated 70 hold this position
and should be removed" Graham
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

nouncement by the Society's presi-
dent, the RI. Rev. William 7. Man
ming, Bishop OF New York.
DR.. Johnson Is the first member
OF his race TO hold this office. He
is a member OF the advisory board
OF the city's Welfare department,
and In 1889 became the first Ne
gro chaplain OF the Police depart
men.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Private Visits Friends

Pfc. Cooley NJ. Settle left Thurs
day night for Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Re has been the housegueet OF Mr..
and Mrs. Troyit Grier. 563 Mt. YER
non avenue for the past week He
met many of his old acquaintance
while in the city and all are an
xiously awaiting his return.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
McCloud Marriage
Ends In Divorce
After Five Months

Mrs. Bessie Johnson McCloud.
II years OF age. was granted a d.
vorce from her husband OF five
months. William McCloud. 1925
Tweniy-fourth street.
Mrs. McCloud charged cruelty and
incompatibility. The case. which
was not contested. came up before
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Opposed To
Protestant Society

NEW YORK. y. Y.-The Rev.
John II. Johnson, d. D., prominent
leader among the Negro people OF
New York has been elected mem
Der OF the Board of Managers OF the
New York Protestant Episcopal City
Mission society. according to an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

FIND 81 rat me knstrs Ssitnse u A..
belssy ferttnis iw w. PtHss you
gsn ssslo yems nist,kes I'D ht1tft ~ ne
ssns tund ~ knovis1ss thnt has o,tn ton.
suItrt b. KIM. Rulen and Rieh Esn
1S~s thssouh tie hets.
H Just ,snd nc your n1ns. sdsress And hlrth.
H Date nd eaiy ! dine flocl tpdsr fa' ~
uense1gl i4oo-sore TRIAL FORECAST.
positively euankNTEE 10 eve yeu To-
fprustes mat -ll b 81 sslN n ~ o.
\ ,sus nss<y hssk INSTANTLY. Yea cart
ew. ort~ ssv kisBAR. Dtpt. ~
u FRn Ass-. Me- Yen ~. Y. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Says Spouse Cut Her

In an argument over a drink IN
tavern at Brush and Canfeld
Sunday evening. Gus Saunders. q.
50S6 Twenty-ffth was cut by Ell.
sic Norris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Two Season $
Marks Set by
Shop Leaders
ATanks Roll BIB and III2
in Keeping Their Lead;
Plymouth Shoots 1905
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal places today two
new seasons team scoring records
into the Chrysler interplant
League archives of BIB and ll12.
Tanks and Plymouth (3006) drew
all the notice at Olympic last
night as Tanks won two and re-
tanned a five-game Roadway over
Dodge Truck.
Jim Glidden. Tanks leadoff.
missing 700 series in his third
game, although coming close with
695. Going INTO the third game
Glidden had 504 up. then stumbled
10 1871. In his 279 opener the jack
pot winner. Glidden struck, spared,
ran nine, had a pin tap on his
last ball. His games wcrr 279-225-
l9l. Mike Siracusa'S $50 and Jack
Goods 6l2 lifted Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
COME BACK STRONG

Detroit came from behind TO
tie up the score al 44-all at the
end Of the regulation game. Big
Bob Brice tossed in A goal from
the corner with 81 seconds TO 90
TO even the count.
Although the Titans led all the
way through the first half. which
ended in a 2l-13 score. Michigan
Normal came back strong after
Tho lntermiSSion 10 deadlock the
game At 26-26. The score was tied
six times over the remaining
distance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Titan Cdgers
Beat Ypsi|dnti.
ln0vertinne

YPSILANTT. Feb Art Stol-
key and Phil Hawceli batted in
five points IN an overtime period
10 give the University Of Detroit
a 49-4f victory over a weary
Michigan Normal basketball team
here last night.
Ilawccli sank a field goal and
Siolkey added a basket and a free
throw TO MAINTAIN Detroit 5
superiority over the Hurons. L..
of ID. has won u straight games
since Lloyd Brazil took over the
reins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
DETROIT TIMES RIFLE SHOOTING RESULTS

r stone 90 Rossa i27. winters is5.
sea,y IA Il, Cam i2s .
Team 40. l-R Cam as, WasisleWski S,
MCAdams Is. Whitaker 81. sWitKern l55.
Team No 2-Lesko 70. l.. a. Doyle is5,
ist "i T.s ~ iS- "9 TsaS 81; Dlssse
tarewk 80 Trepanier "a Kosnich 40
Team No WINS sesuldinE 90. 70,
June Reader 81 Arthur Kohl i3ilY Team
SO Louise Henkel ~ Helen Kohl So
Florence spencer So. Jo Ayo s5. Team
-. irl a'bls RI RrrIr " cLrn %
Team No defeated No. !. 7i6 10 673
Team Team No i Morgan i73 Lynch. its
nETROIT SPORTSMES's CONGRESS
N6HwARA Tuesday LEAGIE
Nichols 1873. G.. Brszier 1872 lee Radae
i26 Team No. 2-L. wojceekovski IS.
w 50 Butler g, l27 L. RidingeT ios, r. ROddA
cun DRYER 1875 George wrobei 80.
DETROIT sPORTsMEN'S CONGRESS
LINCOLN MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
s heEisy i27 l. Kdder I ia5 p p R assry
field 1877. \. X Moore iis. Team No. q
a Enek IS. J. F Mandel i3s, William
ai Tesm Tierfo1 90 4 Trsvns ssiG
o. r Michelis i01, c. Spencer 1874. Team
No. "A. C. Splitter l02, r Courtade ~
=. BezZo 30 y Mchens 90
DETROIT SPORTSMEN'S CONGRESS-
NORTHERN HIGH TUESDAY LEAGUE
Team No. i-R. Franciess a. w.
Gotham no score T. Dudley lO4 W
+ ku'sman 81 H. l. Carrier 1852. f
keber 3d. r Grffit no score. l. Kay i47
Team No. 80. Allen $50. r. Dickinson
1873. A. Calcatera 1913 w. McPeAk 70
r. Grabosk So. Team No. 4-R Crosby
no score, r. F. Laurent 1872. W f. Butler
no score o. Cook ISL. c. Hammell S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Becker 653
Tops League
STANDINGS

August Becker Of Haag's is the
weeks leader today IN the AmbaS-
Sador House League with 653 and
Herman Bengell of Norge runner
up on 637 with a 80 oDcncr.
Three-pound-SiN-ouncc pins in
= ttTr tOmdIy 3-3
proved hptAcrAnH}c and scores were
lower than Customary last night
Norge kept five points ahead Of
Roadway as each Won three from
Dynamic and Goebel respectively
Dick keil. Demerys. added nov
city He had a 269 finish in 81. the
, pm stopping nun IN the eleventh
on high hit Emo Jolson doubled
then had SIX straight splits for l34
IN his FIRST game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Gerisch and Risdon head a list
wade Saginaw tomorrow deter
mined 10 land choice prize winning
spots IN the standings OF the an
nual state tournament. Sixteen are
regulars and nine booster.
They viii find the 30O2 OF Jerry
Nidro'S Schlitz OF Grand Rapids.
1880 Of Orphcum Travellers Of Pom
tlac. 1893 Of Pete Carter and John
GAVE. 736 Of Metie Standish and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

IS Harold Rains 50 Team No 2 8 8
Johnson 81. l. Pulte 80. William Locke
- Esther ,Gidersleye %. stella wlc1Ae
81. Team 80 3 John p9husz IS Bud
Wilson 80 p J. Trap 80. p Trapp 81.
Wqrfel Is Mr GildersIeye A.. Robert
REDFORD HIGH TUESDAY NIGHT
LEAGIE
Team No l. Keenmar % l. Dunn III.
Combs Combs 81 Bahcock ll3 Team so 2
Williams los Thomas nom 20 81 Tea Team SSof3.
Morse 81. Mrs Thosnas 80 Budd IS
MACkENLIE HIGH MONDAY NIGHT
Team No EtA ksa ira 3 p sg,o,s
~ William Hooper 1863 j. Yoss 1870.
N DAVIS 1871 Team No 3 Fd MrCau.ey
"a q. McCarthy l2s. = RAYMOND i25.
MOLLY Pr, HER RIrIT CtITBItAGtF
Team No Jean Koston % Virg ihia
Hutton Ia June O,nlet'e Z. Pat" O'Gor-
man 10. Virginia saper 10. Team 40 ..
Theresa Dunno - Hope Livingston o.
Jean Kuaggs 0 shirley Ann Unger q
June Arnel % Team No 3 Margaret
Berner -. Bettr OD0unel n Pat"
Lsrku O. Rosemary stepausk o. Evelyn
SOUTHWESTERN HIGH TUESDAY
NIGHT LEAGIE
Team No Celia BALDWIN 70 LUIS 2.
Team ~ Mrs p h Van Eyck 1870
Philip Van Eyck l55. Robert Sem not
scored Edward r. WeIlna 100
DETROIT TIMES SCHOOL LEAGUE No. !
Team No l-Breitmeyer So. SzyczeWski
Jos, KIewski 40 Zawrotny lfg. Kaminen
lt1 Team No 2 Bottoms il3 Brawner
Us, BolaH - Pinch l57. Polt lac Team
NJ -creEesiak a. Book es Lynch i57.
konuonls s. Domper i2s Team No a.
Poitier Della Dora 81 Hooper ia
Bujold ~. Miller 1913
DETROIT TINES SCHOOL LEAGUE No. >
Team No. Lyons 81 solomon ll2
Macslmiuk 173 Rem IS Edgell 1874
Team No. 2-Gelbert l45 stone 1873. Gould
Ill Braun 40 Lehman i26 Team No
Chupack 90. evans 1876. Porter IA. Car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
LEONARD ON LOOSE

Louis Leonard and Bert AlA4all
racked 665 and OBS in 1915 AS
Dodge --f'ruck in second place
stayed one game ahead of Super
flnishers in beating Dodge Nam
t2S32) twice Stanley Baker highed
Main on go.
De Soto had ~ first sweep Of
the winter IN humping Highland
Park Service. 1926 10 2760. Jack
Jackola Of Service and Clarence
McGoun for De Soto each had 62j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
FATE Is HARSH

Tanks made their high one OF
1ll2 in the second. Plymouth's
tally OF 3006 was fifth high in the
league, and Plymouth knew how
harsh bowling fate can be in roll
Ing 1880 only to lose because the
other fellows turn IN a record
breaker.
kecheval likewise had Jolt
from luck. Bill Frederick had 67l.
~ Braun 623. Mark Colhnak. Gil
1895 looked good but it was not
enough 10 get more than one from
Highland Park Engineering which
had 665 from Russell knecht and
624 from Jack Burke IN 2qO3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
DETROIT EDISON RIFLF CLIB'S
MkNtN IEAlIE

y
Team No lost ~ team 40 . 1925
20 1873 scores for Team 10 were
J MendenhaIl 326 G Nine 36i. J Newton
2Js Hammond 2s7. Team No 2 Ken
Buck $50. r. G Near 3is
DETROIT EDISON RIFLE CLUBS
NOMEN'S LEAGIE
Nomen's No. team out shot No 2
scores So c ior No J Team we're, Ida Rudolph
Jean Fairgrtves 32i Annabelle Jones 500
ram 30 2-Gloria Srramer ISL Jean
S.a 23sl Jean varran 252 Honorine Blair
21Z, Vera Ward 222
I. or -. HIGH RIFI.E LEAGIE
Green Team Wayne Kay o Tom Good
year ; norm Le Nassear' 81 Auacet0
Leone % Blue Team Larry BJansjatter
Jack kessel o White Team lack Bar.
tush 81 Biil Sabo - BUD Bishopinr
TED Monahan -. keith Blake 81 Red
Team JACK rfainor 49, Bob Reason 20
~ Carney o. Alfred Turner @ Robert
Carl q. HALL - NIORS' LEAGUE
i39, ID. Hnkle ~ r Amundson So y.
Han ijl Csrblnes Team 81 Me.
catthy l7s. q Houle III r Koscinsky
Eastern HIGH Mo>DAY NIGHT
LEAGUE
Team No John zeHnsk %. Jean
Geer ~ Richard Cross 40. George Wen.
Chester Van Bauman as lean Cieer u
Gilbert schmidt 90. Frank Valka 81
Richard Cross iO2
WESTERN HIGH TUESDAY NIGHT
LEAGUE
Team No Jack Dalton IL Loo
Wahck lI5 Frank Porter 1876 Charles
FihairaGu ln2 Autrar KaHse Ia Team
Dan Hmick IS. BIZ Ferguson IS. Hal
DENBl HIGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LEAGUE
Team No LeOna W.lCZak 40 George
iadderis ~. Harry Evans IS O. Bekiean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
BY HAROLD KAHL

Rudy Walby's Five, Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola. Bill Morlands
Norge-Marygrove and Bob Coles
Auto Club stand out as having the
best chance of lettering the 3O12
Of Earl Benton's Gerisch in the
second annual Paris fvc-man
sweepstakes az Southeastern Rec
reation tomorrow and Sunday.
If Walby is able to duplicate or
come close 10 IFS performance in
the DENLY sweeper, il is bound 10
take the lead. Members of the
Walby quintet thought they had
that one locked up with 1902, only
10 have Joe Lieb's Twentieth Cen
fury come along with 1924 at the
finish.
A total of "a fvcs are scheduled.
They are:
Twenty Grand Recreation. J. l.. stone
L d 0. Norge Marygrove, Chepe -Trombly
Recreation No 2. 10 ,. m Olympic Old
bri Coca-Cola Pillar Recrestion, Royal
Recreation, Woody Pontiac. AT, Centre
sunday. p m --Altes. Goebel Walby's.
La Sale, Shillady's Reserves, Palace Rec
resiion q ? m. Auto club, Briggs
Beauty ware. Thomas Edison Kelly
WY Recreation. Rainbow Recreation.
Gladys Dempsey and Margaret
DeLOOf will start their 2l-game
match for the left handed city
championship with seven games ON
the latter's home drives, Whittier,
tomorrow al 9 p. m.
The next seven will he at New
Garfield, Mrs. Dempsey's alleys,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

A. K,,,po hd 81 in the Bur-
ro"ghs Pc0p."t Ed GraboUski
duplicated the jcat H the Rwicro
Junior House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
4 TEAMS THREATEN PARIS LEADERS
Ladies Southpaw Bowling Title at Stake

l949 Of James Dimegllo. all of
Detroit still the marks 10 beat.
George Lingle's 233-218-22I for
672 eased him into second high
individual series i'm the BOwl-O-
Drome Senior House, lettering Bill
Rosen's 667 and only two pins shy
of Bill COrnish'S GA. Tony MOranO
registered four 200 games in twin
bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Sunday at $3.50. The series will
be completed at Ritter's, March ~.
Each contestant has posted $500.

Mr. Haidy posted n nc" high
sH9ie 81 - es .Ht6faB rolled q
record 30 IN the Cougio American.
Detroit Will have a dozen hvcs
on the drives when the women $
state meet resumes in Lansing to-
morrow. May Rcvels Palmer Park
Recreation, r h g m 4 Peterson :
Precision and Evelyn Woods Grand
River-LlvernoiS Recreation are the
only Class A listed.
Edwardinia Coy tops three Class
4 events, singles with COZ. all
events with l772 and paired with
Betty Chapman the doubles with
ll78.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Conley.
winners Of the first husband and
wife championship, are tcheduled
in the third annual event at Mack
Boulevard Recreation tomorrow.
Paul Dye Of Saginaw and Down
River Recreation will have full
squads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Frank Moj,'s 255-102 IN az and
Ann Cr0tctord's 22I stood ont an
the Kings md Queens Ciassic.
Scott Five rolled new second
high series, 29lS. 10 blank II.
Schmidt and create a triple tie for
second in the Pillar Senior House.
Joe Plappert's l99-2l4-25S for GIL
failed 10 alter the result MacDon-
aid boosted its lead 10 four games
by taking three out of four points
from FinteX.
In sweeping the House Five.
Gerisch boosted its lead 10 two
games over RisdOn in the sizzling
Johnny Millett league race. Risdon
was nicked for one by Augie Jan
kowsky's Union. Walter Pegeau
clipped 266 in 682, Harry RaIston
6j9. Norm keathley Csc and Her
man Steinke 655.
H0tB NWUhS t69- 2O}-1IT for
en- ,cos tho bcst mdiriduoi effort
~ bc Dc tro sA AssocjatioH Of
C'cdd ND0.
Frank Damico's and Jack DiGio-
Nanni'S DcbonaIr Clubs No. and
No. , Will shoot Tony kopitzki'S
and Jack Lauer'S GleSer Clubs No.
! and No. > in a special match at
Mack-Boulevard Recreation Sun
day al , p. m, total pins TO count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
'ENBl HIGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT
IfAEIE

Team No ! Leona Wilczak 40. George
iadders AZ. Harry Evans -. O. Bekigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Team No, Lyons OF. solomon ll2
Team No. 2--Gelbert l45. stone 1913 Could
III Braun 40 Lehman i26 Team No 3
Chupack 90. Evans 1926. Porter 10 Car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Frank Moji,'s 251-102 IN az and
Ann Crowfords ri stood ont an
the Kings and Queens Ciassic.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-05
33-TRUCKS, TRAlLERS

HOUSE For Sale bxis
good tires, practically new, rea"
sonable r. v. Wolfe, Box i6l,
Calexico, e-lD
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-05
Nazi Planes Raid
Iceland Defenses

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 5 -
CUP) - German warplanes flew
over United States protected Ice
land yesterday and today, end ma
chine gunned a lighthouse in the
northwestern section of the island,
the US. Army announced today.
The machine cunning was car
ried out early yesterday when a
single German plane was sighted
No damage was caused and there
were no casualties. No bombs were
dropped.
German planes, presumably COM
ing from bases in northern Norway,
600 miles away, have been increas-
ingly active around Iceland where
the United States took over the ma
jor portion of the Allied defenses
from the British last winter.