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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Unless Rainbow loses its direc-
ton finder. Mel Doris outfit is the
new champion of the Metropolitan
Classic League come April. Stand
ard must win 26 out of 30 while
Rainbow takes 20 TO creel the
title by one game. Chene-Trombly
must do as well as Standard 10
force -tie.-knppltz must get u
out of 30.
That five-game lead, Of course.
can be stifled by a protracted
slump during which a prospective
champion appears as just another
team. And frequently the slump
endures to a point where the title
slips away. Rainbow is not "in."
It's path is just easier and
Straighter than the chief rivals.
Palmer Parks tuSsle with Mt.
Elliott Sunday at Detroit Recrea-
ton looks the cap sheaf of the six,
not losing sight of the Chene-
Trombly fandango with George e.
Murray. Rainbow-Welch, Stand
ard-Martin. KoppitZ-Nationsl. Pro-
Observation-Disclosures, are tn c
other pairlngS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Leagues in Series

Woodrow Wilson and Mite Life
League pinmen will meet in spe-
cial match at the Recreation Build
ing this Sunday at $3.50 p m. the
winners TO be feted later in the
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

KlNDLlNG WOOD--Llght pins.
LILY-The impossible $40
railroad.
LIFT-Giving your ball an up
ward motion with your fingers at
point of release.
LOOPER-A hook ball which
describes wide arc. Bowlers
usually describe an "Out and In"
ball as loOper.
LOOSE IIIT-A hit where the
ball hits the head pin thin, giving
said pin unusually devastating ac-
ton of the kick back.
LOAF-Yeu loaf when you 20
up slowly and easy and neglect 10
put proper hook action on the
ball and IL fails to come up to
your objective.
LATE TEN Term used by
bowlerS i'm a technical discussion
of types of strikes. II means that
the 10 pin was last TO be knocked
down. Same thing is also used as
late four. Some bowlers are ac-
curate enough that they get many
strikes of this character.
LUMPY ALLEY-In Columbus,
o., IL a bowler happens to roll his
ball over the holes, the bOwlers
humorously call the alley a
"Lumpy Alley"
LOW HITAeA ball is low il it
hits the head pin thin; opposite
70 high.
LOFTING-ThrOwing the ball
out on the alley beyond the foul
line.
LANE-Synonym FOR alley.
LEAD OEF-The first man in =
teams lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Women S State
Pin Standings

CLASS A-TEAM
Vsrnors, Detroit 2S40
Charles, Ann Arbor 255t
Kinney Detroit 2blo
ut. Elliott Recreation, Detroit asia
DOUBLES
Elaine HeSse- Flor Kopinski Saginaw lt2s
Bert Lee Marion LudeNig cd Rapids iii
Marie Boluyt-M SAckermAn. g.. Rap i07s
Wv. Dominic ETn' Nolan. Birmingham 1913
SINGLES
Florence -K0pfUEKt saginaw SOS
Bert lee Grand Rapids 5aA
ClariCe Lytle. Ann Arbor SIS
Creceuse Sterbenz. Detroit b72
CLASS B-TEAM
Whittier Recreation, Detroit 7tIi
Miller Jackson 1910
Stein, Ann Arbor 1875
DOUBLES
Thel Neuman -Chrs. Nsuman, LsnstnE 1913
Josephine Holt Lou. Brow AsrshaH 1909
Jo Scanlon Helen REYNOLDS 1908
SINGLES
Flo Nidro. Grand Rapids $50
Irene Larowe. Lansing bfs
Alma Moeller BAY City S13
Glass C-TeAm: Rockies Fort Huron,
1885 doubles Alverta ToWer-Luclne sha-
fer f-ffouttt, oct. sTngtEE' Ida BubIt, De-
class DEAN; Toms Lsverns Plym-
outh. 2OS2. doubtless u. BTewer-E. Wal
tiers. Detroit VO7 singles: Jane Lack
Bricks. Midland. 567.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
GREATER DETROIT
Inier-Club Meet

Country Club OF Detroit VIII be
the size of inc third IutCl-Club
bowling tournament next Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

One quad Of teams and three Of
doubles and singles will wind up
the fifth annual American ALI
Italian bowling tournament at the
Garden Recreation this Sunday
afternoon. Present leaders will be
favored 10 retain their positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
STANDINGS
REGULARS

Detroit bowlers will make their
biggest attack on the pins in the
fortieth annual state tournament
when 35 teams, Is regular and II
boosters, invade the Port Huron
Recreation next Saturday. With
the exception of one quintet from
East Tawas il will be strictly a
Detroit affair.
Ten clubs from the Metropolis
tan All-Star Classic are expected
TO make the most serious bids for
positions in leaders row, head4
by Joe Norris Stroh OF the ~
troit Times All-Star- Classic with
a 306l. That score msy hold up
to cop the title.
These teams are Ellis Walkers
Standard, Jack Gardner's KoppitZ,
Nick Van Ringelsteyn.s George
& Murray's, Ray Turner's Pro-
grcssive, Ralph Olzark.s Mt.
Elliott Rec, Harry Tobian's Ma
tional, Ernie Bolieis Southeastern
Rec, Art Watson's Palmer Park
Rec. Quentin Heika's Martin and
Marvin Nichols WEIGH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
3O-Yeor Men

It's current officers are c.
Joseph Belanger, president; George
w. Thomas, vice president, and
Arthur c. Dannecker, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Pat Romanelli.s Faigler Frank
Units Orling Bros. George Ben
der's Steve'S, Jim Marshsll's Art
Centre Rec. Roy Travnik's Young
American S. n. d.. George Pet
rons' 5 & 10, Ed. Schroeder's
Garden Rec. and Art Kennedy's
Altes will complete Detroits
regulars.
Members OF six Detroit booster
outfits will Join with Port Huron.
Monroe, Durand and Midland
Spillers this Sunday in matinee
rolling. William Kilbourne and
Vincent Graziadei- Pert Huron
head the doubles with 1889, Joe
Buehler of OwoSso the singles on
TOT and Ed. Berlin of Detroit the
all-events with 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Spouse Leaders
Are Threatened

STANDINGS
CLASS A
Goldie and William Leroy 117t
Sophie and Albert Hoig 1888
GLADYS and John Pepperman 1902
Marion and Adolph Vogel l10i
CLASS
Marion and Norman Campbell T6i
Ruth and William stark I'll
New leaders in both Glasses A
and B OF the fourth annual Hus-
band and Wife bowling tourna-
ment are expected after two
squads of "a couples. representing
Mt. Elliott Recreation. have their
innings at the Garden Recreation
this Sunday night.
Such combinations AS Betty and
Russell Chapman of Birmingham,
Gladys and Jack Dempsey, Vir-
glnia and James Tropea are
threats in Glass A where Goldie
and William Leroy took the early
lead on ITS. The 761 OF Marion
and Norman Campbell also seems
certain 10 be bettered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Rainbow S Lead
Bears Promise
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

WEIGH vs. Rainbow Al!ssG-l-2E Palmer
Park VS. Mt Elliott, ga George A Murray
Va Chene-Trombiy, SIS. standard VS.
Martin, 10, Progressive vs. Southeastern.
g-l0, KOppitE VS. National li-12, At
Detroit Recreation, 2i2 West LafAyette
boulevard. : 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
All Italian Tourney
Closes Here Sunday

STANDINGS
FIVE-NEN
r. Naval Base No 3O74
bBwiso Brothers 1870
Eastern Market Recreation 2s4s
Garden Recreation 2sps
Aitcs 1897
DOtRIE
Narhey Rec Tons D'Agostno 1919
F.r0 RastsHelu-Ed CateracCi 1881
Guy Fortunate Pred Msrchioue 1880
SINGLES
Marion NaJiece $50
ErCois MuuAcelh Sal
Ra On Bell $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Fife and Paris Seeking
Class A Sweeps Lead
Holmes Is After
Third Title in
Times Event
BY HAROLD KAHL

George Holmes Flte ana Johnny
CrlmmlnS' Paris, two OF the first
three ranking bowling teams m
the Times Classic, will make their
bids for the elusive Class A lead
in The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
Al Imperial Recreation. Sunday, at
Gas p. ~.
II either one performs after a
fashion each is capable, the 2900
of Joey PauluS Chene-Trombly
Recreation should be bettered. The
Eaters total is referred 10 as
elusive along l0-pm row. be-
cause II has withStood attacks by
good teams every weekend since
the start of the event, January 9.
But Fife and Paris are two OF
the best 10 appear yet, as their
standings m the Classic league will
attest. The former is tied with
Joe Norris Stroh for first place
and Paris is only two games be-
hind in a race that may continue
to sizzle right TO the end.
Seeking Third
Holmes, eager 10 score in a big
way for his hacker. Lyle Fyte, will
be striving for his third Detroit
Times Class A title. He captained
Ekhardt & Becker TO the lofty
heights in 1886 on 5000 and again
in 1899 with 3036 Fred Breckle,
Chef BukowSki, Emil Dimitrie and
Len Dettlof are determined to
justify his faith in the team.
How Paris fares. probably will
depend a great deal on CrimminS.
He left no doubt, if there was any,
as 10 his ability to come from be-
hind in his match with Ned Day
because he had his mind set, lie
seems 20 be in the same mood
again, because his past perform
tahees in Times events never have
been overstarthng.
That being the case, Adolph
Konopka, Herb Case, Dave Berger
and Hank Gavie likely will be
tprimed by Bob Thyme, sponsor, TO
unwind. If they do provide the
spark that ignites Crimmins. you
can wager he will take care of his
end and Paris will go places.
Tougher Road
Tn Class b, George Gingerella' S
Centennial Recreation and Harvey
Barnes CLAM a. Killian OF the
West Side Classic face even a
tougher stumbling block in the all
time record score for this division,
the 1924 of George MacLellan's
FarriS Bros. shot last weekend.
The rest in Sundays 72-team
attack will he concerned with the
27SS of Scott Kings Gene Cloutier
of EcorSe in Glass c, 2670 of
George Botcyat's Federal Mogul
Marines in d. and 265S of Alex
Triblos Flex-O-Tube Receiving
in r.
Teams from Chrysler Tank Ar
Senal. Federal Mogul.- Dearborn
Moose, Nottingham Senior. Detroit
Police, Highland Park Associated
Clubs, Dodge Lynch Road, Conglo,
X. of &. Travelling, Dodge Main
Die and ST. STAINS of WyandotteI
leagues will be in there wingingI
aWpy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

LOOPER-A hook ball which
describes wide arc. Bowler'
usually describe an "Out and in
ball as a loOper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

LIF~T-Giving your ball an up
ward motion with your fingers al
point of release.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Bowling Slang

KINDLING WOOD-Light pins.
LILY-The impossible $40
railroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

LOOSE HIT-A hit where the
ball hits the head pin thin, giving
said pin unusually devastating ac-
ton of the kick back.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Byvaly belgicky ministr sfastne
unikl do Angle.

Byvaly belgicky ministr Paul
Tschoffen, ktery hral velmi d.
lezitou roll v organised odpo-
ru prot okupaci Belgie, unikl
z Belgie a prijel stastne do
Londyna, jak oznamuje belgic-
ka tiskova kancelaT.
Popfral legalitu jistych opa-
trent, ktera byla ucinena Mem
CT v Belgii a nemecke authority
jej jisty cas- drzely We vezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Tabak Dude sazen ma vstsi
rozloze.

Claude R. Wickard, sekretar
zem6delskeho odboru, oznamil
naf1zeni, die ktereho je zadouc
no, ably pestitele tabaku roz-
mnozili rozlohu, ma ktere Dude
letos tabak pestovan, asi O pet
procent. Nar1zen1 plat pro
ctyri nejdGlezitejsf druhy ia
baku, pestovaneho pro trh.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

not dislocate large portion of
the population suddenly and put
them somewhere else"
With the three tours already
made, the subcommittee probably
has completed its inspection of the
Districts slum areas, Senator Bur-
ton said. He added. however, that
he has requested Mr.. Ihlder to
supply him with a map showing the
location Of other slum areas, so
that the committee members can
make additional slum inspections
If they desire.
The subcommittee already has OBJ
served conditions that are threat
to the health, moral standards and
development of a substantial part
OF the population here-both white
and colored,' he declared.
Visited Dozen Blight Areas.
On its tours within the last two
weeks, the Senate group has visited
nearly a dozen of the Districts
worst blight areas. The scenes have
been of ramshackled houses that are
crowded with tenants; houses poorly
furnished, dirty, and in many cases
dark and damp; yards Uttered with
refuse and lined with rows of out
door toilets.
The worst conditions have been
found IN areas such as Kings Court,
between N, o, Fourth and Fifth
streets NV; Logan Court. between
L, Pierce, North Capitol and First
streets NV, and Fenton Court. be-
Evening star., 1943-10-17

tween X, L, North Capitol and First
streets NV.
On the final slum tour yesterday.
the Senators were impressed with
the squalor they found in an alley
bounded by H, I, Third and Fourth
streets S.W, where slums faced a
school play yard, and in Schott's
alley, just across the street from
the Senate Office Building.
Conditions nearly as bad were
found last Wednesday among white
roomers in the 1900 block of N street
NV, within the walls of buildings
that once were fashionable and still
appear acceptable to the passerby.
Senators Tydings. Democrat, of
Maryland, and McCarran, Democrat,
of Nevada-members of the subcom-
mittee-have been unable to make
the Slum tours, but both Chairman
Burton and Senator Capper have de-
scribed the conditions as "unbeliev-
able"
In contrast, the Senators have
been impressed by the better living
conditions found in the clean, mod
ern slum reclamation developments
constructed on former slum sites by
the Housing Authority.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

constructed in June and 1924 In
August.
The official said the 10,103 total
for the four months is roughly
comparable to years production
in normal times.
The official said the cooperation
OF private builders who have par
ticipated in 80 per cent of the family
dwelling construction also was a
factor
1.-THE sparce rainfall has given us
the best building weather in many
years." the official continued, "and
as result we have got the large
Evening star., 1943-10-17
10,103 Houses Built
In Washington Area
lin -Four Months

The long summer drought, which
provided the best weather for con-
struction in years, was responsible
for the great number of new houses
in the Washington area a National
Housing Agency official said yester-
day.
The peak was reached in Sep
tember, when 3,469 homes for de-
fense workers were completed in
the Metropolitan Area. The July
total was 2,76l, while 2,249 were
Evening star., 1943-10-17

SENATORS COMPLETE SERIES SLUM TOURS-Littered
yards and of outdoor toilets alley
Third Fourth and streets SW inspected by members
of Senate District Subcommittee yesterday they
last of series Of three slum their investigation
Districts housing problem Left right Chairman Burton
of the subcommittee Senator Capper Republican, Kansas
John Ihlder National Capital Housing
Authority who is seeking funds additional reclamation
work. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-10-17

Before Victory is won. we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a
500 bond during the Third War
Loan above your regular bond
huYing
Evening star., 1943-10-17

bulk OF our housing program fir1x..=;
ished and have completed a. largef
amount OF housing than ever before
in any comparable period"
According to the Official the total
program in this area since April,
1910, has been one of the largest IN
the United States. providing accom-
modations for 7,700 families and for
10000 in dormitories.
Don't lose hope til you've tried 3
Star want Ad." MA. 5000,
Evening star., 1943-10-17

your with Provincial even loveer in lin
than it's kindred Early American style and
expensvely than you with ornate and heavier
temporary types You'll find traditional Mayer quality in
piece and versatility that allows the sylewse
to ensemble to please his fancy practically every
home. Brought to you in solid beechwood cunningy anque
and ornamented with Beautifully covered in deci
caey-hgured Toile de juoy and gay chintzes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

explains comfortingly
OF course there are types of snoring
not caused by fluttering palates at ALL
Sometimes il is an obstruction in the breath
ing passages that brings on the trouble. This
calls for surgical Intervention of a different
KIND from that which Dr. Strauss uses on
perfectly normal noses and throats emitting
disagreeable sounds.
One man. the doctor reports. snored con-
stantly for years. He was one Of the hard
to-cure patients. After taking two courses of
treatments he still makes noises in his sleep.
But the scar tissue makes them so low
pitched his wife assures him they no longer
are disturbing.
An unusual case was that OF n woman whose
SHORES stopped after only four treatments
But they came back again in about five
weeks. She's taking more injections, con-
fdent she'll get permanent relief
The divorce court jurist who stresses the
Importance of ironing out shores if married
life is TO run smoothly points out that rca-
sonaby unbroken sleep is absolute neces-
sity for both health and mental well being
The. beginning Of many a honie-wrecking
arrangement he has found from the cases
that appeared before him came when a wife
or husband sought refuge from snoring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

mate in separate sleeping room.
Trying to grin and bear the racket rarely
seems 10 work
Loss Of sleep causes nervousness. Then
every little annoyance is magnifed into big
one. Things that would be brushed off as lust
a part of everyday living. become unbearable
crosses
The battling couple winds up before a
judge.
II their legal arbiter happens to be the re-
cent champion of marital happiness his first
question Will be. do either of you snorce
Then he'll advise the offender 90 try q cure
But, until recently cures were limited 10
somewhat screwball inventions.
Perhaps the worst was a bit-like sadgct
to be worn in the mouth and supposedly freak
up disturbing air currents. A set of nose
tubes was devised 10 keep the nostrils open
and working fun force.
Recent trick reminders include a rubber
ball with a whistle Itseworn on the back
Of the pajamas. When the patient lies on
his back which is supposed 10 be the snor-
ing position e whistle warns him TO turn
over.
Even the doctors have seen the comic n
Of this sleeper's affliction rather than ~
tragic medical problem. Few have done much
toward alternating the suffering.
And the snorer, Or. Strauss points out
must be an altruist TO undergo treatment for
making a noise he never hears
A truly sadistic spouse, no doubt could
complain about shores that didn't exist and
put her partner through a course of treat
ments he didn't even need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
In other cases he


merely gives those
nighttime annoyances a sweeter tone
Most shores are caused by the futtering
Of the soft palate at the back of the throat
II flaps in a flag waving motion when air cur
rents, entering through the seeper's mouth
strike it. The pitch of a snore depends on how
fast or how slow this motion u.s. how tightly
or loosely the flexible tissue is held
It's agreed by the victims of lifetime snor-
ing partners that sometimes just the key in
which those slumber tunes are rendered makes
them unforgivable acts. Sometimes it's their
l1Udness
Or. Strauss injects drug called sylnasol
into the soft palate, and the little appendage
called the uvula at the back Of the throat
This causes areas OF scar tissue similar 60
that in healing wounds 20 develop around
the spot where the drug enters
The fibrous character of this new tissue
makes the palate and its supporting structure
SITTER and less likely TO vibrate
This means that the treated throat no long
er produces "a buzz-saw noise. or if it does
the tone will be lower and less intense
In average cases il takes only five or six
weeks. with one injection every seven days,
to show marked Improvement or cure a con-
frmed snorcr completely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
CheckY0urSnor
Before y9g n arrv

The procedure isn't painful, al
though it sometimes causes a slight
feeling of stiffness in the throat. or
a mild earache which lasts only a
short time.
Some confirmed snorers are hard
er TO cure than others, but they
shouldn't be discn1lra god the dnctnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
The Challengcr-Doris Rhodd.
Who Claimed Priority on Their
Bus-Driving Idol.

IN days of old when knights were bold and
ladies scarce. comparatively speaking. ii
. was the custom of the former to do what
they called joust for the latters affections or
token thereof such as her handkerchief or
garter. Clad in armor, mounted on broad
beamed steeds, brandishing king-size pig
stickers known as lances. they rode at each
other with suitable fury and whichever fell
was pushed off first was out.
Years passed. and they let the horses go
and duelled on foot with swords or knives or
pistols When they couldn't agree on a lady
to duel about they duellcd about a dog, or
anything handy.
But always they fought formally. with GER
tain ceremonies which became ritual, the
code duello.
This code duefio distinguished the gentle
man from the bum=no real gent. under the
code, ever swung with his fists or leaped into
an eXtemporaneous shindy.
Unfortunately, there have always been
non-gents generations of low fellows who
settled arguments with knuckles or clubs or
even throwing-size rocks. 1t is deplorable,
but fact, that there now living
who have never observed one single canon of
the code duello.
Heartening it is then, these days when
men are scarce and women bold and both
likely to become more So to realize that
American ladies who battle for the affections
of gentlemen are determined to uphold the
code duelo TO the misunderstanding, and a
testimonial TO the sterling standards
of American womanhood.
At least that is the assurance
extended the other day by couple 4
!. J. ! I. !.
of ladies who claimed conflicting
priorties on the affections of ~
gentleman who drives bus in x
West Los Angeles. California.
Scoring 10 debase themselves by ~
impromptu hair-pulling they fought f4
a real duel with a regular chal-
lenge, proper ritual and everything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

-, 0''V
klite. When they retired from the field of
noAior they mad drawn blood, as required by
the time-honored code
The combatants were Miss Doris Rhodd.
l7=year-old telephone operator. and Miss
Betty Reeves 49, drug store clerk
Miss Betty who might be considered the
victor in that she had fewer knife hicks than
Miss Doris consented to tell the story once
honor had been satisfied
Doris had been picking on me for a long
time Miss Betty says, she started going
with a fellow l had gone with for quite a
whlle' and, to make it worse, made cracks
about it every time she saw me-
This night she came into the drug store
and said If wanted to fight to be on "A certain
bus when got off at midnight and she would
be there"
To Which Miss Betty replied, in the Ian
guage of chiValry Okay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

"She said she loved this man for
some time" Miss Betty relates. land she
was mad because she loved him so much.
Well, had gone with him for long
time, SO she is welcome to him.
Miss Doris had her nine knife wounds
treated in a hospital. Miss Betty's
fewer and slighter scratches needed
no such attention, but IT developed that
she had a bruised knuckle. Possibly
she had forgotten the code and landed
haymaker on her opponent
|. After all, neither girl claims to