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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
Employment Shows Drop
OF 1900, 900 in Month

Employment in the United States
IN January totaled 1920, 900, a de-
crease Of 100000 over the Decem-
Der figure, the Work Projects Ad-
ministration reported today. The
decline was due to seasonal de-
creases in trade and agricultural
employment and the dislocations
arising from the shift of industry
to war production. it was said.
The labor force-or the total
number in the labor market
amounted to $4,000 in January,
a decrease of 100000 during the
month, according to w. P. A.
estimates. In addition to 1900 900
classified as unemployed, there were
100000 workers not actually at
work, but who reported that they
had lob connections"
This group increased from 100000
to 100000 in January. Workers
displaced in civilian industry by
the shift to war production made up
q large part of this increase, the
report stated.
1.-THE declines in labor force and
employment, and the rise in un-
employment" the report said, ARE
to be explained by combination
Of seasonal influences, supported
and heightened by the concerted
effort to convert the Nations peace
time production facilities to a
single-purposed production of war
materials In view of the fact that
the January estimates are based
upon facts gathered at very early
stage in this conversion process,
further dislocations in employment
and the labor supply may be ex-
pected in the next few months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
Jurors Give Testimonial
To Justice Go|dsborough

Forty-two jurors who have been
serving in the court of Justice t.
Alan Goldsborough at District Court
yesterday presented him with an
ornamental testimonial as their
months service came to an end.
1--WE thought you would like to
know our high regard for you dur
ing our jury service in your court
for the last several weeks" the
testimonial read. I'VE want you
to know that we regret that this
is our last day. Your kindness and
fair treatment to the many un-
fortunates who came before the bar
of Justice is very gratifying to US.
Your charges to the jury in the
many cases that we had the honor
to serve on were clear, concise and
convincing, and as a man you have
won our highest regard.
with our kindest regards for
your continued success. We remain
and then followed the names Of
the jurors.
Justice Goldsborough paid high
tribute to the work Of the jurors
and said they represented a cross
section Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
Buildings Agency Names
Howe as Architect

George Howe of Philadelphia has
has been appointed supervising arch
ltect Of the Public Buildings Admin
istration, it was announced today by
w. E. Reynolds, commissioner of
public buildings. Mr.. Howe assumes
the post left vacant December l.,
1941, by the retirement of Louis A.
Simon.
Mr.. Howe has been associated with
the Office of the Supervising Archi-
tect since 1899. Before that time
he was a member of the firm of
Howe & Lescaze, with offices in
Philadelphia and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
Judge Sets Viereek Trial
Tentatively for Feb. 10

The Unchanged trial date for
George Sylvester Viereck, indicted
as a Nazi agent for alleged with
holding full information from the
State Department. is now tenta-
lively set for February is.
Justice F. Dickinson Let's in Dis
trict Court yesterday Professionally
set down the trial for a week from
Monday, in order to give the defense
counsel, Emil Morosini, jr., and
Daniel F. Cohalan, jr., both Of New
York, an opportunity to rearrange
their calendar.
Mr.. Viereck was indicted under
the Foreign Agents Registration
Act and the Government accuses
him of failing to make a full dis
closure Of his activities, as required
under the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
c4Geo1
Drfen~
Against

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kstlessness, bad breath, sour stomach,
thru time-tested ADLER1KA. It
soothes and warns the stomach
thru its 3 earminatives, while its 5
laxatves draw extra moisture 10
soften and assist in moving intes-
final wastes thru q comfortable
bowel movement. Get ALBERTA
from your druggist today.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, tn
ttialed ntrth9tone, diamond and weddjng
rings. any Qshek 1evelrS, and pawn Htk9b
purchaseG Hte1est price3s Paid. New Ybtk
GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
We Pay Highest Prices
Ask for Mr.. Orpenheimer. e03 st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
ATTENTION,
YOUNG LADIES

10 to 35. We have openings
tor manager and assistants
TO work In branch stores OF
one Of Washington's best
known laundry and dry
cleaning chains. Salary, $40
per wk. while in training;
qualified managers will earn
$25 per wk., assistants S22
per wk. plus bonus. See Mr..
Nolan, Sunday, IL am, Rm.
322, l4l0 H st. NV, or write
to the above address for In.
terview.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

GIRLS WANTED for serving
service counter. Ewarts Cafe
terra, 522 18th st. NV. Full
time work, no experience nee
essary. No Sunday work.
ATTENTION. young ladies,
10 to IS. We have openings
for z managers and assist
ants In our branch stores;
placements made at once.
Bee Mr.. Bernhardt, bet. $50
and il an, Smith Cleaners,
4ol3 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

CAMERA SERVICE 3 REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER a dALBERT. NC
s15 10th st. NV Phone National 4712
EXTRA CAMERAS?
Exchanse Them for Other Merchandise
SOAlMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE.
l41o New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

DR. b. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired
Room 602, Westory Bldg, 606 14th NV
Evening star., 1942-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BEAUTY SHOP

BEAUTY SHOP
In large downtown hotel containing over
500 rooms; large corner room on niezzanine
floor: convenient to many Government de-
partments and in the heart of the business
section: an excellent opportunity. Call
Miss Kaplan. District n0S0
Evening star., 1942-04-24

FOR NEWSSTAND OF
LEADING WASHINGTON
HOTE, SALARY, 500 FER
MONTH. STATE EXPERI-
MCE IN NEWS AND CIGAR
STORE WORK. BOX ASA,
STAR.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
nns DOMESTIC.

tCoatirre61
~ s - eOessnS s.dsy I T ~E.. ' Worn lae ever 1
srd Sunday. csn Mrs. Papa< Nh i4ls.
NuRsKMATD. norninss; rsfs-. health
ssss ssSs ff''ns'0n s0f'nsrn Se0's jackson
WAITRESS 70 serve dinner IN boarding.
hoase. $50 70 z p.m- Also ore 70 serve
erezkfsst. 70 $50 a-z- Do not phone.
SUBURBAN home. <1z per week rR. s323.
WOMAN. eoiored settled fer permanent
100 ~ cook and downstairs general house
ss .srssr gssfey woas'., ss n soss references $50
mo. Lincoln 4sTe.
WOMAN fer general ho1sework. care o.
xtrh 1 snd US hys In: room: board
Msnsaraele va :siRo ~. % STAT no sun'a''-
WOMAN for seneral housework experl-
sneeo. Isfsrencss Mon wed. Frii ~.
seaiss. stay nishts; references. Phone
WOMAN, for part-tine senerai housevork
afternoons In nearby Va; must live within
wak dist of Backinsham bus line. Chest
apt. Takorns PARK. Small family. Ref
erences and health card. sligo 24I2.
WOMAN for g-hw and cook; no children
or heavy laundry; refs. health certificate.
GE, 4341 after 8 pm 26s
WOMAN. white. for g.h.w. and care Of .
children; 1--we in. 6ligo p65S.
WOMAN white. elderly. for EeaerEi house
work and care Of children while mother
works: live in; $40 week Dr. 01p2.
MAID-s50 TO SIS PER MO.
G.h.v. cooking. Live In. Ref. health
card. Permanent pos. Phone Oliver 1874.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CALL Us for any repairs or alterations.
Our advice and estimate is free. w. Il.
Bacon, IT., Inc. OK. 2571. 20
Evening star., 1942-04-24

CLOTHING AND VARIETY
STORE FOR SALE.
1904 4th ST. NE 27s
Evening star., 1942-04-24
BENDIX
IMMEDIATE DEIIvERY

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models In factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. AL
models. Buy now and save. Cash
or terms. WARD RADIO g. AP-
PLIANCES,
s535 GEORGIA AVE sH 2299.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

4 i SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GIRL. colored. desires work; hospital thea
ter, matron, once cleaning. Write e.
Brown, r. r. D. /. Rockville. Nd. in
care LEIGH 25s
GIRL. eolored wants parf-time morning
work; n1scooking, no Sunday, in small apt.
NE. 66ee.
GIRL. colored, wants g.h.w., good cook.
desires invalid, ETC., children; daily part
time or days work. North 1881.
WOMAN, colored, wants cook and G.h.w.;
stay at nights: refs. Call 1911 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

DENTAL LABoRAToRY,
Room Dol. Westory Bldg-. sos 14th st. NV.
ON SIGNATURE ONLY
Cash in hours to employed men or women.
Only cost is interest on unpaid balance.
Phone s. r. Murphy, Hobart 0012
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Sports Backed
As War Training

NEW YORK. Dec 10 up
Pledglng a fight against anti
athletic lobbyists the Eastern
intercollegiate Football AS,ocl-
alton today carried forward plans
for continuation of football and
other sports IN 1919
AN extensive program of In
tcrcollcgiate compe ION in
combat sports should be- main
tanned a. an essential con
tribution 10 training for war
he association voted unani-
mouSly at a meeting yesterday
Boxing wrestling track, basket
ball and golf divisions OF tho
association voted simultaneously
10 carry on ncAt season, Rowing
officials ruled, however for con.
unued cancellation Of the Pough
kcepSie Regatta 1912 wartime
casualty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
The Haiq, Mighty Hunter Is He

The hunters gradually vending their way homeward e.
with stories.
Dave Crowley University of Michigan regent tells this
Walter Hagen. erstwhle golfer who holds the title OF
ohgans sleeper Hagen sleep walker
mes is known to appear daylight early - p
L. deer hunt" reported Grow
cl - failed get deer. Hagen was the
guy.
been known 10 shoot tigers and elephants and
All big game the entire world Honestly several
times him firing fashion that would have
made shooting Africa look bad But he still
the lonesome in the crowd when the firing was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
His Deer Just Enough for Sandwich

Larry Fisher says Dr.. Harry F. Dibbe broke all worlc
records for small deer this year
Honestly said Larry, 81 ANYTHING like It,
Dibbe last spent of his time shooting AT bronze
had Finally, the third day he dis
covered the deer wasn't real.
This year he brought this little fellow into camp and
thought he had shot jack habb II wasn't rabbit But
the smallest deer I'm shot anywhere 1t would
have made just 4 nice sandwich for hungry guy
Harold Kah of the Times sports staff knows how Prosden
Roosevelt feels today.
Harold too, president for the duration.
This Chicago the bowling writers Of America refused
ia called for election. He's still the prexy
better and that group has ever had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
6vv High Game
For Women
STANDINGS

Lucille Goodman sos Tor Palmer
Park stands out today IN the re-
view of last night bowling IN the
WomcnS Major League Al Garden
Recreation. Her series was 2O9-
1sO-2l9 and stands fourth high in
The league Palmci Park hii 25lO.
but dropped q pair 10 Alcona
t1557J
OLYMPIC also Won twice from
Nj Elliott 463S 20 -3i5 10 stay
IN first place one game IN front
OF Altoona Gears swept Palace,
1896 10 so ENira Helms scoring
213-2O2 IN SIS after a $50 start
Hazel Hunt OF West Detroit rad
SIS A. her team outscorcd lin
ney 2377 TO 300 but lost Two.
llulda often had pa game for
Vernon and tied Elizabeth Crib
uons for third n the list of league
rIgh single games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Bout Here.Hds
n. B. A. Sanction
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Tho Leo Rodak-WIIHe JOY CO
bout Monday night A. Arena Gar.
dcns. today has the >sctioh OF
John J Hc',che MjchIcans boxing
commIs%oucr As an elimination
match in the tournamcnt beng
sponsored by The National Boxing
ASSOCIATION 10 determine a new
lightweight champion 81 The world
Abe Greene president OF Tho
" p. 4. gave the Eo-ahead signal
Yesterday IN telephone CONVEX
Sation with HcttChe y B 4
headquarters are in Paterson, y. J.
81 am pleased 10 authorize YOU
70 m a X q statement 10 the
newspapers that the y. Il. \.
will eve the Joyce Kodak bout
a. a definite step In the direc-
ton OF cleaning up the light
weight picture" Greene SAID.
The New YORK boxing com
mission has announced It's irtcn-
ton OF recognizing the winner Of
the Beau JaCk-Tippy Larkin fight
December Is. at Madison Square
Garden. AZ champion 10 succeed
SAMMY Angot', who retired re-
Gently The bout was originally
scheduled as just one IN the
tournament
This action however is View co
by some aS Just A move on the
part Of the New York commission
10 insure the final bout viii be
held IN New York. for the board
has stipulated the winner must
defend his title against the winner
OF the tournament
Make Shapiro was the first ic
be eliminated when he lost a To-
round decision 10 Bob Montgomery
last week in Philadelphia Also
planned for an early date is a bout
between Chester Rico and Cleo
Shans AT site Yet TO be selected
Additional bouts will be held N
Chicago. Philadelphia Clevelanc
and Boston. as well as Detroit
Kodak and joyce were 10 arrive
here today IN time 10 work out a
the Motor City gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Rough Rufus 10 Meet
Iron Man NenOff

Rough Rufus Jones, winner Of
Mondays battle royal at Arena
Gardens. VIII meet Steve Nonoff
tho Scowling Bulgarian, in the
main event OF Friday night ;
wrestling show at 81. Joan OF Arc
Hall Mack and 8 mile roads
Nenon last week won two matches
at the Crosse Pointe Club. doing
the iron man Stune when another
grapplcr failed 90 appear.
Fred Carronc. the Square-ShOul-
dercd Boston bad boy. meets John
NanSky IN the Semifinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Hints at Collision With Press Agents

But getting back TO Mr.. Gnau and his peeve
He says September long before football season
starts pick the All America teams.
Il know what you do, he "iou go to Your nearest
college press agent and make deal with him
stell him ask the coach who he wants bayhooed
AtmeriCa. You then tell the agent are willing
take the coaCh nomination. PROVIDED the press agent
will help lazy nights by writing columns Tor you
Nm the guy the coach wants to land the honor.
you sell the press agent what big guy he will he
II the All America. And from there
find il easy.
That's how All Americas made
Only "habaked' and NOT frozen reporting causes ms
10 give you these very unknd words of Mr. Gnau.
only dodge knew 10 ask him TO get his nearest
public relations help him pick AlAmerica team We
him would be printed Watch these columns for the
OFFICIAL Gnau team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

Tho Riviera House hy banking
Radio tor lour points Roy Wrop-
nocltS m and Harold Mabao +,
615 were high,
Wilfred Iander's 80 and 60
and HoinacLi Fi,c'> l0t6 AMI ZIP
are top counts in the Northwest
crn Junior
N,'r N1ttor ~rW' zap f..'H 'if
n Pho Bou'ug G,oru Lod.cs.
EId Cba,ors PlCE.up~ and Pen
a.. pU,hor, AFRO nod for second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Detroit Tech Loses
To Toledo, "a 10 %

TOLEDO Dec 10 Toledo Uni
vcrSlty defeated Detroit TccI
basketball team here last night
ti-2q Detroit took 9-S lead N
the first few moments. by the
fine work Of Christensen, bui
Toledo was ahead AT the half
27-14. Meincr starred for Toledo
with 10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

two points behind United Artists
10 lhC Detroit Board of Educa-
ron Ernest FoN 23Z-2l2-20l for .
6i5 and Charles Schroeder's 201-
2l9 boz GIL were hlghlighls.
stanley Matcrra'> 2t6 and
Frank Nicucek's 209-2li IN 81
carried OF honor> In ;hr Cadillac
Athletic Club.
Hull Forusa. ros top
single w tie StoJc r,r"'t
Wings and Aces arc tied in
game won and lost. pu' Tho for
NOR has q Wo-point margin IN
points to lead m th- Ford Air
craft Steve CIaruy - and stan
Waiace'> 2O3 m $40 Wcrc highs.
Office increased it, lead to 10
points by sweeping ID. {. n speed
RcduCcrS took three from Machine
shop. George Palmer led with
2S6 in j9l.
U'Uh0u Rwsc4s III rms Me
hest OF ~ rrW-csl'uB goWcs ~
fbc Crest 2j0.
Leon NcJ<0n edged out John
IIntl b, one pin lor high single
with 235 in the Palm Beach
Junior.
steve Tarak'> 2t6 and Charles
Fox 231-22l in 5S6 led in the
Grand Central Junior.
Touig DcI0Qto rms hiqh scorer
-, the Gcvjoi ioop ,cifb -+C-302 ~
GIj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Where Holy Gross?

NEW YORK. Dec 10 GNS).-
The Lambert trophy emblcmatlc
Of the eastern collegiate football
championship was presented 10
Boston COLLEGE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

only the other evening that across Mr..
Russell advanced several arguments against all
sports general this typewriter FOUNDER in partc-
ular.
Mr. Gnau thinks we are all HALF BAKED" Especially
when manner of picking Ali
America football teams
the worlds greatest manufacturer But
he still everything He's only half right when he
saws sports writer's HALF BAKED this with all
respect Mr. Paul McNutt who insists FROLtN
hope someday get Mr. Gnau and Mr.. McNutt together
Certainly know the brothers
newspaper fraternity will back tho last free drink
IN saving we can't be both FROZEN and HALF BAKED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Koppitz Keeps
Promise--ledd
Major Pin Loop
STANDINGS

Koppltz makes good today the
threat 10 lead the Michigan
Major Bowling League before the
season ends Bill Morland' s
casters made first by single
game over Pcpsi-Cola AT Crest
Lanes last night in winning three
from Virge's. while Pepsl-Cola was
yielding two 10 Sackmans.
Morland himself had 675 from
26S finish in Koppitz 1854 10
Virge's 2575. Sackmans outbid
Pepsi, 2790 10 262l in taking two.
At Ramona Recreation Fore
men led tho league with 105l-lO09
i'm 3049. Len Liberda counting 655
and Harvey Young 635 Walter
Wilkins ground out 657 as Ramona
was losing twice 10 Standard.
289 \ RECORD
BIZ ,Iordan's 6S5 for Nelson's
led the list and his 2S9 opener IS
now league record for high
single game The former holder
was Denny Bedard OF PahSt. who
had a 2SS last season, the cir
CUTS FIRST.
Jordan fell below 200 in his
other games 10 lose 700 series.
In his big game he left the 10
on a good hlt in the first frame
He had a clean hit on his last ball
in tho tenth, only to sec tho 7-pin
stand
Tony Coopcr>mi'h fugitive
from Garden Recreation SubS'i-
rUrcd FOR Tony NOvak IN tho
De LuNe-D lineup and connected
for 66l As Louis Burr'S henchmen
lost 10 Queens. although better IN
pins. 1898 10 1892
Tony Lindcman. Queen SenSa-
tlonal young find, drilled 67S from
25S-2l5-205 and raised his average
10 205 40 togo ahead Of TheIman
Gibson for third place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Russ Gnau Concurs Too
Objects 10 Way AL
Americas Are Picked


from Washington that newspaper men are
FROZEN for the duration
This be encouraging for clients OF this pillar
who insist HALF BAKED"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
RoUin' Around

II was wedding bells Yesterday
afternoon for two Of Arcadia :
outstanding skaters Eddie StapI
and Audrey Schroeder
Eddie and Aud!e have been
going together for about four
years and Just recently announced
their engagement but they hadn
planned 20 bc married for quite
awhile
A Week ago Eddie col hi, notice
Of induction INTO the army today
They have been partners for sew
cFal years both in figure skating
and skate dancing. but never haze
won Eddie placed second last yeaI
in novice mems figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
CLASSES CHANGED

Don forget the change .n Skate
dance cla>~e. at Rouge Park Rol-
Ierdrome from Tuesday and FRIDAY
night, from = 10 5. 10 Tuesday and
"Wednesday nights ~ tine same
hours. Collegiate night IS tho bil
night our there Friday while thC
Saturday special is Pot OF Gold
Night.
BIZ TolIoman RouCe's former
organISf - home ON leave from
Camp Custer
There Vii be 2 convention Mon
day at Arcadia for any rink opcr-
ator In the state who wishes 20
Ioin he ucW United Rink Opcr-
atorS Association and for skaters
who wish 10 JON the Amateur
Skating Association OF America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Lorne Trickett Of Henry Ehrle's
Coca Cola team Speared 258 in the
Motor CITY at Fort Boulevard.

Ho,g Smith bogge9 26} 10 the
>fiottuoor HpoSc.
7 t7r7ttUr1r III II TT v-TtiT
Grandway Tor FIRST place IS the
rapid advance made by Union Five
tho last four weeks In the ST
Mary OF Resford circuit Trcf
Bedard of lIarpcr> posted 26i for
new high season single.
Al Buci,hoitz came through with
2I4-225-217 for dandy 6j6 in the
Post Office loop.
Pant cite t5octcd of 80 ="
Bud RitteLs Ho7se.
Ray Becklers 26S Jack Pagcl $
$50 and Top Hats 1914 and 273O
are leading fGNrcS in the Esquire
az Charley James Pillar.
with a fine 267 Ernest Kuzak
tied Perry Cashier for high season
single in the Tam Brook valley
Joe WAC yrc'cd or o26-235 fo,
cjI n a., Redt9Id Howc.
Bud>cy bettcrcd Tho houS q
teams nigh >on-,&orics by II
pin, when n tipped 2775 IN the
Grand Central Senior Russ Stan
gals 21l and Gas, Shabis --5--l9
IN 6Zl shared honorS.
Ken BuchShi hit 215 In the
Mems HouSr, and Bessie Gruat
2O9-I82-I75 for 568 in the Ladies
at Fort boulevard,
Fycd Boyc,'s 235 stood ont ~
the IIUl0W Run Bomber.
BARRIERS assumed command in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
RoIlin' Around
ARMY BECKONS, NOTED
SKATING PARTNERS WED
By MARGARET RI SSELL

m effect and tho general public is
cordially invited ro help swell me
amount for This most worthy
cause All the proceeds VIII be
turned over 10 The young ladies
who IN turn VIII use them for
army and navy relief
Received a card the other day
from PVT Richard NIcReoby who
is stationed a. GoodiCllow Field
Ten He wanted 70 know how
every one was and particularly
wanted his friends 70 write 20 him
s.. Joseph Commercial College
staged party ~ Arena Gardens
Tuesday night and drew 81
skaters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

LupLccAnnp I5l0f SCHAEFEF. near
HWUHOONuUN Ferseu We 1910
Open Bowling TODAY Urul p n ard After
~ p. N an Day Saturday. and sundays.
BOWLING SCHOOL T .1,yn.Io, sS W. !o,s;
Strathmoor Recreation SchoJlcrait al Cd River
open ALLEYS rods, TO- N. An Day Sat sun
rLnlIIr B2 CONGRESS
GAUlLlAG 20 A1o, CT sos. 9rabI,,.
LEAGUE ops0i0o' lett Ne~ Mausueme0t.
CHENE- TROMBLY $50 3. ' s15o
Your Local Recreation Has Eotry Blanks f0f
IMAM Team roufns, Entries Close Dee l6
CREST / hHFS fUlueRros al GO RIVER
A Bowler, palad,,,t vi,r Our STAGE Bar ard
CocEal tourge Nothing like o.
1rNBY u5ls WHITTIER AT KELLY Ro
oosa Bo.uaa TODAY urm " and Arsr
I. Home Of me Famous Baksi.o CHECKER.
DETROIT RECREATION s sit4ytT "a A. Mo-
% Alleys ousr Bosunq DAILY ard SUNDAY from
Oasm'q Until Clos0u
DEXTER REC, Ourse ~ sosIoN el,O
opeS BOWLING At All rlats
C-Iiee lsaous Oats, A.t SOL Available
TUnl-0lfUt nCU, IA sbI4
8rsu R0Au-q TODAY uHW 5l3 ard
after 1880 r " All Oay saturdays a SUNDAYS
cIpnrU prr u2o WOODWARD Avt
UhhUCN nCU, rs ..8850
opsr Bo~Hre TODAY Until q ard Arsf
% y ~ Convenient 90 A. rDHsor-ta'ior
GLtNEAGlES REC a, f fl1.s t,'ss IN s.ss
Opsr Bo~ii1a TO-DAY Jrtu y " s1d Auer
% r. N Prone Reservations Gladly faser
GRAND CENTRAL '''' ~ S'F ~! sA8'
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BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

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