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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Concentrate on
Glasses A and B
Leaders Sunday
Nv harold KAHL

Henry WurW and Z hAt
Woods. ms able bow Ing assistant
will commander II teams thai Will
hear watching on me tins squad
IN the Detroit Times Sweepstakes
At ImperlSl Recreation. Sunday. al
Gas D. m. Whether they click
or not. they still remain distinct
threats 81 the outset.
Two OF these, Otto Auch'S En-
terprise and Earl McDonsldS De-
Roster. will make stab al the
3l0o of Louis BurrS De Luxe in
Class A. a total that Is conceded
in most quarters the winner of
The championship when the cur.
lain falls q week hence
Asking Enterprise and De
Roster, or even Jim HorlockerS
Karp OF the Travelling League.
scheduled at The same time. 10
spill the necessary pins is a large
order. indeed. Yet stranger things
have happened in bowling tourna-
mentS and the possibility OF any
team going strike crazy IS what
makes them carry the appeal
they do.
MAY TRAIL kARP
Enterprise will present Ed St
Paul" Kukla. Bob EkStrom. for
whom the lovely Agnes would
make q better sub; Harold Bell
and Otto Proefke, one Of the finest
sponsors in the city. Leo Detloff.
Mel West the big UAW-CIO man ::
Woods In person and Roy Boles
are McDonald's mates
Both these clubs may be forced
10 trail Ksrp for Horlocker has
Steve Kent, Art Klein. Joe Green
and Bill Strike with him. The lat
ter has the proper name and oc-
caSionally lives up 10 it Green.
often known as "Blimp," is our
former doubles partner in a match
against Chef Slicey and frankie
Heath. The only reason we won
was because Green uncorked two
257s and Q 267 as q clincher.
In Class B where George Mac
Lellan,s Farris Bros rules with
30N, the Murm- Woods duo will
offer Stan Gingerella's Schim-
mefs Russ Knecht's Schmidt
Walter Benedicks Maple Lane
Otto Bars Park & -Tilford. Nor
man Whites Station WJR. Ray
Koch's Wurm's Since 1888, Henry
Wurms New Era and Carl LIGHT
"Opens. q
SIX OTHERS RATE HIGH
There are six others that stand
q good chance 10 land among the
leaders. They are Herb Matthews
Crosse Pointe Woods Rec. Oscar
Zoelling's PriehS of Mt. Clemens.
Russell Anglers Grsndmont. Joe
Turner'S Union. Lincoln Reopen
hagen'S Salem Pirates and CAMEL
MiSsnne's East Warren. Union
looms as a dark horse"
Marvin Schneider's Indian Vii
lage will be the WuTm-W Gods
threat in Class G where Nick
Trompic's Packard, Bud Mann'S
Palace Rec, Leland Hopper'S
Altes. Ed StadlerS Dads Rustic of
Mt. Clemens. Tony Belloli'S Five.
Harry DeSmopd's Rio and Charles
Lohr's Portage Inn deserve ConSid-
GRAFTON.
The latter is making It's annual
trip from Elmore. O.. and is The
only Buckeye team in the event
that also will attempt TO cut down
the 2911 OF Mike Kleitch'S Manor
Five. The 2740 OF Frank Hlubiks
Duggan'S and 265S of Alex TribloS
Flex-O-Tube Receiving are The
highs II Class D and 20 Glass F.
will he shooting at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Lutheran Leaders
To Receive RinQs

Presentation of Ia gold rings
10 the Lutheran bowling cham
plons IN the various events rs on
schedule Sunday at Gethsemane
Hall, 446l Twenty-eighth. at 2
p. m. The recipients include Louis
Sielaff. all-events; Marvin Mortz-
field. singles: George Otto and
Joseph Sablacen, doubles; Neil
Johnson of Saginaw, team. and
Fred and 10, over-overage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Pin League
Schedules

IIMES CLASSIC
GTHesdAYI
so Twentieth Century ~ vernon -
PAusc.ean ~ ssekmSh, 50 Nurdock -
Ffe 5-e Ekhsrdt Becker Va Chens
Tromhlv IS
st5-Aircrsn KRAKOW "a be
Ju1s-W. Anrfshtiet % sroh We
Gsske's SO Pepsi Cola We Coca Cola
rs - Palmer Park Recreation tBss
mspt Floor 100 West NcSicholr rosd
NICHIGAN MAJOR
tNsdnssdaN
A.. Crest 1snes Nielsen vs. SsCknls 90
- Queen ~ PsBst. 81 Vugs, "a
Pepsi-Cols, SO s,snas'o SAS
Tool IS
a. Rsmons Pscrssf.on Euppf. 81
oynp., - Rsmons vs. Fsrris SO.
Myrtle ~ Aitss SIS. Deluxe u w. Fofe
msn IS a. gp m.
GBESTER DETROIT
CFriaayl
Ramona " Ares - EkhSrd, Bs,sst
". stroh 81 Aircrsf " Olympic. Sc
lncian Village Standard - Dt
1.uNep vs. PsusclsAn 30 psEuvs "
W CStnt-Trombly. Il-12 MinsrSiifes "
HerCurio. 1914. Fifs Va p'psi-Cois l5 10
a. Olympic Recreation b45
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
American All Italian
Classic 10 Draw 100

A total Of 100 bowlerS are ex-
pected 10 compete IN The first an
nual American All-lallan indi-
Nldual handicap classic 10 be held
by Frank Damico a the Garden
Recreation next Saturday and
Sunday With POO sS scratch and =
70 per cent handicap prevailing
contestants VIII use. their highest
league average Of The last week
m February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Track TO Aid Red Cross

LOUISVILLE. April 10 tUP)
The directors of Churchill Downs
announced today that Friday
April 30. Will be designated Red
Cross dav AT the track and the
management will donate $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Rubi Seeks 10 Regain
Title Lost 10 LEAGUE

Bert Rub. who lost his Junior
heavy mat Title 10 Jack League
last week in FaIrView Gardens,
are rematChed IN the same ring
Tuesday.
Louis Klein Of Detroit meets
Wild Man I'm. the roughSter
from the south. and Soldier
Thomas wreSlles Lefty PAGER in
other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

also will be many other cash
awards. To he eligible contest.
ant must have an average of lSC
OF better.
PeterSen'S Sprlpg event rs AT
outgrowth of his blR annual winter
classic held annually in January IN
Chicago Clarence Edinger Of Chr
.csgo captured the $4,000 top prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

this year with 17lO total. lie
has promised 10 be among those
who will shoot here Chef Bukow-
ski was high for Detroit with 1886
for ninth and $3.50 IN that tourney
Frank Mikiel. now in the service.
won the last Petersen test held
here two years ago He poCketed
81 800 for leading many Of the ma
tons best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

' NhfsTf WI AsAFtA ~
nal spring midi
Niduai classic 10
be held Al the
Palace RecTea-
ton here May
6 I s. 9
In this ma.
uonally known
test eight games
are + o | | 2 d
across is alleys
with $500 as a
top prize. There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Second place money is inviting
in the Metropolitan Classic League
and a three-way competition be
gins this Sunday involving Koppitz,
Standard George e. Murray AT
Centennial Recreation AT 80
p. m. Only nine games remain of
the schedule with Rainbow, already
the winner
Standard. the leagues mystery
team goes with Rainbow. Incl
dentally. Standard has the b g t
average in the circuit, 94089, with
Rainbow showing 926.37. At one
stage Ellis Walkers cohorts APP
peared the candy club Of the cir
cult. In mid-SeaSon they started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
OddfelIows Hold Journey

Nearly 100 teams, $50 doubles
and 500 singles will be the entry
for the ninth annual Oddfellows
state handicap bowling rourna-
ment 10 be run at Log Cabin Rec
reatlon next Saturday and SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Stars Haze Until Monday,
To Enter Petersen Here

Detroit bowlers have until Mon
day midnight 10 decide whether
they want 10 compete against a
host Of the leading stars in the
country. AT that time entries will
close for Ollie = PPterSen'S an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

LBC REC W., s ,I.ns s,..! - ,,, So
Open Bowling ct All Hours
BOWLING SCHOOL S ;..,T,.., '' W o'ss
Suathmoor Rser,stion Sehooieran 81 Go River
opsn so~liss All DAY ss,wdsyT and Sunday
BOWL .0.DROME 'a''' O =, .,S,v 40. $3.50
op.n Bovine AL DAY sstvrdssi sos sSpdsu
B'ssttsi Cocktail LsunS- ToS'u th' ~
BOWL WOOD REC. sn ,''i .,. .OOp ~. '.9,,s
! Modern sUssmIinsd Alleys. opsn sowIiHS
I csniinVsVsiS Az Day Wait Or bT
nInuIIn i37 q. coReREss
LAUIlLAI 20 AIIsU CT. sIs3 sTsbIs,
opsn BO~iina oaiS irsm 7 A. n. UHtiI closins.
Select LsAsU' op'"'n'A h'~ hanass"snt
CASINO REC. ,,1 WOODWARD avs ,;,l
SUMNER LEAGUES RIsIsVATlohs NOW
cHENE. TROuBLY a." eHt .sls ST.
nornins. Ansrnoon and Ty,sins ssmm.r LsssSs'
Nov Bsins Formed. contsst Joe Pau'"A
.DENBY nsa' ~Hirr,!a at, At ktLlT an
oSsn so~lins TODAY hs@ $50 a. ~ Unt'
cissins Non, Of IN, Famous BsiG'i.o' Chicken
eIRnEn RE "2s wooOT.sp o1 -. 1850
op,r BowIins Az Day Sat. Sun. IRON 10 =, ".
UntH Closing. coRvsnisn, TO All Iran'portauon.
onIun nruYpu tsu FERRY PARK
! ouis,.st An,y, In Detroit. op'n BovlinS sstsr'
DAYS and Sundays IRON 10 a. " Onth C'o'ins'
Excellent Ru, snd street Car Service
noriIIIYrS 10 BALTIMORE
bhtNI lHkES ~ Wsodward Ma. 63ss
an so Alleys Avsiabls tor Open Bowilns Sainr-
days ara Sundays from 10 a. n. Un" I'os'"''
HALL DODDS SIS was! 1. e: -: '.'''
o,,r BowHns Az DAY Saturday, and svndsy,.
Dsytim. LsssV, Rsssrs,Iss' Available
.IncnIu ore GENERAL noIoRs BLDe.
IMFehlAL h6L, CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ Nsdsrn Alleys
osn CuD Day Unm hldhlsht Ma sass.
IA urYy cTpIYr ssn GRAND nlvER At
IlUbkI SInlkL TINE BLVD. TV. 7.Ssss
! Ores BowIias TODAY tres 10 A. ~. Uati 2 %
a - BrunWlek Csntennlni Alleys. Frte
/ IaSbus,ion' ~ Ru,h jshniisn. Sc hsu ossa.
LOVES REC. e 2: s sSTL.sS 1 1!stT.
/ ceestsu Ioungs NJ. s1i7
l1s7s tat I'S.psa at EssiIswr.
J. J. hILlEIT'S "'' ' ~. s.sSs, N''
tIs An,y, os.s Rs~tins To-day Ur,H " ssss
sss Ar~ $50 .. y. Az DAY ssiu's''
CONSULT THIS {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
STANDINGS

FTUkItHtIVF VI WhIIIHI dVtlN IT N n
Elliott Va. Southeastern. 50. Neleh Va
George and murray SO Rainbow vs.
Standard rs KopptZ W Palmer Park
$40. National vs. Chene Tromby ll-f2
AZ Centennial Recreation, 2l620 Grstiot, a.
: 80 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Ws F1ves Head Times Sweeps; City Meet Opens Tuesda
Legion 0uintets
Will Be First
To Take Drives

Amidst the usual fanfare team
shooting in The thirty-first annual
tournament of the Detroit Bowling
Associa ton. the largest held in the
world this year, will open its ~
day run al the Great Lakes Rec
reation Tuesday with ceremonies
at 7:3O and compe tition st 8 p. m.
Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries and
Elmer J. Baumgarten, secretary
of the American Bowling Congress,
will share the honors at the fes-
Invites planned, the former rolling
the first ball. They viii he ably
assisted by officers of the d. B. A,
Womens Bowling and Rowling
PToprietorS' Associations.
SPECIAL FOR sHILLADV
A special tribute also will be
paid 10 James Shillady. who will
be celebrating his twentieth year
as treasurer come next Septem-
Der and for whom the tourney has
been named, and Mrs, George
lNiepoth. widow OF the late secre-
tary who played such an impor-
tant role in building the city
tournament 10 what a. Is today.
With the aid OF the Beaudry
Post No. 126 Bugle Corps. 20 teams,
representing the American Legion
District leagues throughout the
city, Will be the first OF the 2.543
quintets entered 10 see action.
They are Of the Class r, & and %
variety.
They will be followed by 20
more fives. mostly from the Amer
ican Legion West Side loop ant
Allen Park Commercial. At 10 p. m.
The first Class A. or regular
teams. viii make their appearance
Wednesday and Thursday with Pat
| LennoX'S Jeans. Ken GuierrierS
CroSStown Tony Coscolenda'S RAJ
mona Rec and William O'Bnen's
Park Island listed
STARTS April. 20
I Doubles and singles play. which
attracted 1883 duos and 5.218
individuals, will start ~ WY-7
Recreation April 20 and continue
daily for az DAYS through June 7.
Officers OF the ID. b. A. besides
Shillsdy are DR.. Mitchell Korb4lsk.
president; Herbert Mertens. Albert
Kanberg, Albert Yer Wiebe and
James walsh. vice presidents:
Frank Mitzel. secretary. and John
Ruksmp auditor.
\ Members Of the executive COM
mittee are Howard Mccullough,
Al FOREIGNER Jay PurNis. Charles
Baurhenn. Walter Pageau and
|. Melvin West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
"a Detroit Elves
Left TO Shoot
In State Meet

With only two more week-endS
remaining after this Sundays dou-
bles and singles competition, a
total of "a Detroit teams. n reg.
ulaT. are Still left 10 roll in the
fortIeth annual state bowling
tournament Al Port Huron.
Eighteen of these viii see action
next Saturday. Outstanding in the
group viii be Charley Goodrow's
Murdoch OF The Detroit Times
Ait-Star Classic. Angelo Damico' S
Midwest, Jim Horlockers karp
and Fred StarkS DENLY Recres-
uion on the final squad.
THEY HAVE CHANCE
They are ne only four conceded
having somewhat of a chance Of
bettering the 306l OF Joe Norris
Stroh. Others on the last shift are
Jimmy Murdock's No. 2. Jack
Haggerty'S Five, Jack Cunning
hams SchlitZ, Wade Trowbridge' S
Grand River-LivernoiS, Stan Ritz
Rouge Rec. Henry Michaelis' Pas
itime. Jack Speir'S Down River
Rec. and Roy MichaeliS' Haener
George Mckitrick'S J. l.. Stone
heads the six on the first squad
Jack Dendovenis Peft, Jack Bar
retts Roseville Rec, John Hogan $
Miller Stein, Frank komen's Rob
inson and Henry Wegfoight's Van
kers make up the rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
THREE BOOSTER

Dan Shields Rainbow Recrea-
ton. Jack Woods Arches and
Norman Jose's Michigan are on
the final weekend along with
three booster clubs. Ted Szyman-
skis Wasik. Frank Dare'S Casino
Recreation and Ed Graffin'S Allies.
Members of % other Detroit
outfits will be trying TO surpasS
the 1914 of Roger Overmyer and
Fred Gardella in the doubles, 707
of Joe Buehler of OwoSso in the
singles and Mike Augello'S 1897 IN
the all-eventS this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

RITTER REC. "''' ''r a.. At ST.. eH'lAt''
Op,n sowIins An Day Saturdays sas susssys
Cocktail Bar. hovaehord Music hIahtb.
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HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID
Ford Chevrolet Mercury Plymouth
PAUL ZAHNER, 6001 Mack
Hl4H Az tr eru.t-ae taan waiting
amy make .e. IHt-t slack
Will NOT be outhi on Junk cars.
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REFUND .LAN-2Sr % the cost On that
part ~ the balance over 500 refunded
for promrf rsFuPnt N furniture or salary
loans. PEOPLES STATE LOAN co B..
1875 Graaat, a. 1.&He Rad. Arlington
1888.
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Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
III WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
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FOR FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE IN
ASSOCIATES PLAN CORPORATIONS
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Room Enough Already

Ia,.Udvu n q S'.'e program ui
worthwhile u. drr.a... g. follow
Tie. end of H.a|i'.,. a.t 60 c.s"Iuu
o,,u m, effects OF '.. l.'t .su aum
"Hr .,n'i,r.. .- . g .vo. &c.. ,on
.,.ur'.uu ui iu.,;..r .... s... a.lt-
.nas ~ E.Icu:h g. b. owned and
utilized - TIE Site government.
~! @: which - .;yn toward &c
coic~.'ru@ Inc rate .. growth g.
North Carolina bureaucracy. on q
scale similar To- tia; "mcu has been
in progress i'll Washington tor a
CycuGc.
Gryntng for the sake Of aygunicn:
and only for that tor il is not
granted actually - that buildings
owned by The State already arc oc-
cupied by bureaus and agencies per
forming needed and mci'itorious pub
lie service, Il may be conceded that
the treasurer and the auditor are
80 Cr9mped as 10 justify a'npl"r pro.
vision for their functrning. one
has only TO step into The trcasuurrS
office 20 wonder how nc dsccrns
head and tails Of his dutlos. Much
the same condition prevails in the
auditors quarters.
But to put up new buildings Just
10 add 10 the dignity and app. ar
ancc Of Capitol Square is absurd.
No, that I'M, Is IN" admitted purpose
pt plans agitated FOR; proponents can
make out a giaring case Or urgent
need 10 supper, their argument. Our
own notion. however. is that if the
State were 20 do away with nom
essential commissions. bureaus and
the like there would be plenty of
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NOTICE.

! have TINS udy qualified before
the Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Vance County, North Carolina. Hs
EXcculriX OF tho Estate of my hus-
band. the late II. S. Woody. and thia
* to notify Hll persons holding claims
against said estate TO present tho
.amc 20 Tire undersigned on or bc-
tore one year from this date or this
notice will bc pleaded in bar Of any
recovery. Persons indebted to said
state arc requested 10 make prompt
,cttlemCnt.
This the 9th day Of July. 1913.
MABEL G.. WOODY,
Exccutrix. Estate Of RI. S.
Woody.
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WE HAVE = FEW EAi.Y CAR
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Saturday Night

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.'O1hE o. SUMMONS
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l.." defendant. Victoria X. Peace
"aI I"h" notice that an action "a
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H ihc superior Cuu" uf Vance.
County. North Carolina. for the prlr
jose OF Obtaining an Absolute d.
N.'r' "n the ground. -: two wear.
"2H1tlpn. a" prul Idgi by the Com
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And The said defendant will fur
ih,r take notice ;nat ne is required
t. appear at the ofIi.n Of the Clerk
ri The Superior Court IF Vance Coun-
-. nj the Courthouse IN Henderson.
y. {. on the 30th day of August,
1913. and answer u~ dcmur TO the
complaint in said action. or the
plaintiff will apply 10 the Court Jor
the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
This the Goth day Of July. 1919.
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Clcrk superior Court
Vance County, n. G..
GhplS3n x Ghol>nn.
Attorneys for ri.!ntiff
2O-G-i3-20
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priced TO move. ForcS-Plymuutn
-CheNrolets, 1875 to l9IOs
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-06

b | { YCLE FOR SALE. SEE
Charles l.. ilitc or call 665-.T. G-l,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-06

FOR SALE POLAND CHINA SOW
WIN eleven pigs one week old. +.
NJ. AyScue, Route |. Henderson,
Two miles South al EPSON. III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-06

BIG STOCK of GOOD LATE
model used cars at Motor
Sales Co., Henderson, N. C.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

and which is nourished by proper
community conditions, is the only
way whereby the cause. not its
symptom. can be effectively at
tackled" she declared.
She added that health must not be
regarded as war materieI' alone,
but also as an important peacetime
commodity. Prostitution. she said.
cannot be regulated by restriction of
districts, nor by medical inspection,
she asserted.
Mrs. Ritchie contended that pros
tltution flourishes as lucrative big
business and that related law en-
forcement is. open to graft and the
development of political power.
She asserted that women's organ
izations have outlined a program to
combat existent social disease prob
lens which included efforts to arouse
public opinion, to obtain laws carry
ing penalties which would deter Of
Tenders and would be equally severe
for male and female offenders, to
make enforcement effective regard
less of the prominence of persons
involved and to set up program de-
signed to prevent juvenile sex de-
linquency.
Specifically the program calls for
compulsory pre-employment, pre-
marital and prenatal health exam
nations.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

law is going to be enforced and the
peace kept. There is no question
of racial discrimination involved
We have here unfortunately bad
situation as the result of the for
nation of activities of youthful
gangs, the members of which, prob
ably to the extent of SO per cent
or more, were born right here il,
Los Angeles
Later, in radio talk, the Mayor
stated:
There has been no breakdown
of local governmental authority and
order will be maintained.
Police working with the FBI and
other Federal agencies have not
been able to uncover sufficient evil
dence to justify the statement that
gangs of juveniles and young men
roaming over parts of the city and
county have been organized con-
trolled or directed by Nazi or other
enemy agents.
The City Council adopted motion
asking the Police Commission to
report on the situation. including a
suggestion by one councilman that
there should be a city ordinance
banning zoot suits.
In San Diego, groups of service
men, numbering from a dozen to
300 or 400. roamed the downtown
streets last night, on the lookout for
zoot-sulters reported to be inf1ltrat-
ing from Los Angeles. More than
100 sailors and marines stormed
down a main street after several
youths wearing the outlandish garb