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Evening star., 1943-01-21

IDEAS ana helpful suggestions among
Washington housewives who are
coping with the handicaps of war
time living-B. C.
USE MILK CONTAINERS
FOR FATS.
(Contrf5uted by Mrs. E. S. r. in an
stDer to request OF Mrs. P. C. M
Cut off top of milk carton. Let
dripping stand until about to harden,
then pour into carton and store in
refrigerator until carton is filled,
VIII keep for several weeks"
Contributed by Miss N. K. B. in
dnswer to same request.D
silt top of milk container, leaving
one side for hinge. When grease is
cold and slightly thickened, place in
container and keep in refrigerator.
Editors note-Both of these readers
assure us that the butchers to whom
they deliver salvaged fats have ac-
cepted the milk cartons as suitable
containers.
SOUR MILK: APPLE BUTTER
HINT.
Contributed by Mrs. E. S. r.
Put any leftover buttermilk in a
glass jar and let stand for one or
two days. Pour leftover sweet milk
into the same jar with the butter
milk. This makes sour milk for use
in pancakes, etc.
IF your children dislike the taste
of apple butter you may get them to
eat it by running the apple butter
through a sieve with an equal
amount of grape jelly"
X X
ANY BOTTLE TOPS?
REQUESTED By Miss A. "
Are any of your readers collecting
bottle caps or tops? hear so many
conflicting statements about their
use in the war effort. I should like
to know what other housekeepers
are doing"
X X X X
SLICING BREAD EASILY.
Contributed by Mr.. A. g.
Now that we are all slicing our
own bread once more, it is we'll to
Evening star., 1943-01-21
New Avocado Spread
Unusual and Good

cup avocado pulp.
l teaspoon lemon Juice.
n teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon dry mustard.
u teaspoon onion salt.
Dash of tabasco sauce.
"a cup finely chopped sour
pickle.
To prepare avocado, cut into
halves lengthwise and remove
seed and skin. Force fruit
through a medium sieve. Mix
all ingredients well. Spread ger-
erously on triangles or rounds
of bread sauteed in butter or
margarine on one side only; or
serve on fingers of toast.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Cutting Fruit Cake

To cut fruit cake without crum-
bling, wet your sharp knife with
cold water before cutting each slice.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Readers Clearing House

Every Thursday will devote this to exchange Of recipes
and
there recipe you you good
have worked yourself and would like
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Democrats Split
As Vote NedrS
On Subsidy Plan

WASHINGTON. Nav. rs GNS)
A division lu House Democratic
ranks orerfti the formal hattie ott
banning Hood subsidies today with
no prospect OF compromise be-
fore a vote rs taken next Monday.
Leaders ol the anti-SuhSidy bloc
expressed confidence they would
be able 20 vote down any re-
strictive amendments offered as
q compromise on the b'Il extend
INC the life Of The Commodity
Credit Corp. bat prohibiting con-
sumner subsidies after Dec. 81.
There il no chance OF a com
promise now" declared Rep.
Wolcott tR) OF Michigan who
heads the Republican anti-Suh-
Sldy forces. IL fully believe
President Roosevelt intends In
push us up against the year-end
desdline IL he can hut were
not worried about that"
Passage of the CCC bill m ITS
present form was generally con-
coded by House members The
real test Will GONE. they pointed
out. after The Presidents anllci-
patcd veto Democrats supporting
continuance Of present subsidies
said they were certain OF enough
votes 10 sustain a veto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
u. s. Charity Drives
Cut From 900 10 85

JACKSONVILLE. FtH- NOV. ts
UNSl Coordination Of numerous
wartime fund drives throughout
the nation was disclosed today 10
nave reduced the number of col
lcctrE agencies from 600 to So
within fhe last two and a half
years, Joseph r. Davies chairman
of the Presidents War Relief
Control Board, said in a speech
here.
He said there will he only two
major appeals nationally during
1944-the Red Cross drive IN the
spring and the combined National
War Fund and Community Chest
campaign i'm the fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
County May Acquire
Sheriff. Patrol Cars

Sheriff Baird today was ordered
by the county auditors 10 make a
survey 10 determine whether the
sheriffs road patrol cars should
become county property, how they
Cobld be maintained and how
many would be needed.
The decision came after an
FEC edict directing that two-way
radio systems on privately owned
road patrol cars must be diseon-
nected after their tour of duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Schools
Lead Next
Bond Sale

LANSING. Nov. 1S-School,
VIII play a more important role
IN the fourth war loan drive, Tho
dates for which viii be announced
later this month. Supt. of Public
Instruction Elliott announced
today.
As the result NJ a meeting 81
school SupcrintendentS and repre-
ScutativcS Of the Michigan Educa.
ton Association and American
Federation OF Teachers with
Frank y. lShev. state war loar
chairman. a guiding committee
VIII be appointed 10 supervise tho
7rive IN schools.
The schools will he glad To
play n leading part In the next
war loan drive" Elliott said,
participating since our primary
role will he one of educating
children against the dangers Of
Initiation.
I'VE are told wartime pros
peritv has brought S3f 500. 900
600 of 'fOotloose money into
circulation in this country.
This extra money must he In
vested i'm war bonds IL we are
To survive the peace"
In the next drive. numerous
schools viii be designated as wal
bond issuing agents, a move eX
pcCtcd 10 increase sales by max
ING their purchase more con
VCnient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
father Of 9 Pleased
Al Induction in Army

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. is
GNS)-Victor Dusang. father Of
nine children including two sets
OF twins. was not altogether dis
pleased today by an order 10 re-
port for induction into the army,
Dec. 4.
He will miss his family and his
family will miss him, he admitted,
but the government allotment Of
$40 a month will he considerably
more than he is earning now,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
State Boosts
38-Cent Food
PittdnCe Aged

ed are pensioners have been
allowed -aIeraEe of only =
cents a dsv for food M this period
Of high prices. GOV Kelly revealed
m an Address 20 the Detroit Ro-
tsry Club yesterday as he an
romccd hey have been allowed
an average increase Of $3.50 a
month 20 meet the mounting cost
OF living
we an know that SO cents
: dsy i not enough for food at
the present time" the governor
told the $50 Eotsuaus ct the
Stauer Hotel
RAISED $3.50 A MONTH
u am glad "a report the
problem has been corrected.
The average pension has been
raised S. month. " pre-
SiouSly was SOS month for
food, clothing. housing aud
other living costs"
Kelly said The possibility of a
coal shortage IN Detroit was fore
seen and was prevented by
prompt appeal tO Washington.
He 1dcicu TINT r07f r7U0U1UE does
not now seem necessary.
PRAISES STATE TROOPS
We have now a fine organi-
Yation IN the Michigan state
Troops" he continued. we are
prepared 20 enforce law and
order in event Of any emergency
TN Detroit"
Discussing state finances. the
governor said the state now has
$50. 726.o00 oarmarked for post
war activities and that this sum
viii increase 10 $4,000. 900 before
next July /. due 10 mounting sur
pluses IN the general fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
SIS Rewards Offered
For Art VdnddIs

The arts commission today Of
fered a reward of SIS for informa-
ton leading 10 the arrest and
conviction Of Would-be thieves or
vandals at the Detroit Institute
OF Arts.
Commissioner Is. r. Keller an
noumccd that plaCardS would ap-
peal TO the public TO report Of
tenders 70 cuHFfiS. t'hc stan OF
guards recently VAS increased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Marian Anderson
Manies Architect

PHIL ADELP A, Nov. Is
QNS)-The marriage of Marian
Anderson. noted Negro contralto,
to Negro architect last July IL
was disclosed by the brides mother
last night.
Miss Anderson who is 3S, and
her husband, Orpheus II. Fisher,
43, of New York, are honeymoon
ing at the singers Danville. Conn.
home. Their marriage climaXed a
i2,vear romance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
How to Address Mother Of S peciaI Friend

call her by her FIRST name? Or
should / call her Mrs Cthen
her last namoJ?/ Which is
proper An y.
Even If your friends mother
is devoted 10 you, l imagine
she would be more than a bit
habbcrgasted II you suddenly
began 10 address her as
Mother or by her first name,
Please don't assume that your
friendship with her son means
that you have any right 10 be-
so familiar with his mother
that you cali her cither
Mother or by her first name.
She. the older woman, has the
prorogative Of suggesting you
change the name by which you
address hor but until she
may do this. address her A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
BY MARY BEECkMAN
Authority on Good Manner.

a YOUNG girl, we'll &C
quainted with her boy friends
family, is uncertain how TO adj
dress her friends mother. She
writes this letter
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
My boy friend left for the
army four months ago We've
been keeping company for
about two years, but we are not
engaged. l am very friendly
with his family, and they seem
10 like me very much. too. They
come TO visit me. and ! 60 to
visit them Do you think !
should call his mother Mother
or would il be proper for me to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
MoIasses Bran Mullins

Two cups bran cereal, y cup
molasSes. IL cups milk. ! egg.
| cup flour, ? teaspoon salt and
/ teaspoon soda.
Add bran cereal 10 molaSSeS
and milk and allow 10 soak for
Is minutes. Beat egg and add
10 first mixture Sift -four, salt
and soda together and combine
with bran cereal mixture. Fill
creased muffin pans two-thirdS
full and bake in a moderately
hot oven 400 degrees about 20
minutes. Makes about one dozen
mullins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
New Ways
Of Fixinq
Potatoes

POTATOES ARE the staff Of
life can be a real worthwhile
saying. For dinner wouldn't
seem like a special affair with
out this we'll known vegetable.
But potatoes can so often be
relegated TO the same old man
ner Of preparation when in re-
ality there are many and di-
verse ways of Incorporating
them into the menu. Try TO get
a little variety into the cooking
Of them apd YOU will be pleas
antly surprised.
Spieed Potato Mullins
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
"a teaspoon salt
teaspoon allSplce
4 cup butter or margarine
3 tablespoons sugar
egg
cup mashed potatoes
cup milk.
Mix and sift the -four, baking
powder, salt and allspice. Cream
the butter. and when Softened,
cream with the sugar. Add the
egg, we'll beaten and the po-
tato. Blend thoroughly. TO this
mixture, add alternately the
flour mixture and the milk
Pour into well CREASED muffin
tins and bake at 400 degrees for
20-30 minutes.
Potato Ham Casserole
x pound Canadian type bacon
, tablespoons prepared mus
tard
Bread crumbs
large potatoes
4 large onions
Salt, pepper
2 cups milk and water, mixed
and heated
Butter
Cut bacon in = Inch thick
slices. Spread with mustard and
dip IN crumbs. Cut potatoes into
thick slices: slice the onions.
Arrange potatoes and onions in
alternate layers in creased cas-
Serole. seasoning each layer with
salt and pepper and a thin
Sprlnkllng OF crumbs. Reserve
some potato for top Of dish.
Pour liquid. boiling hot, over
the fitted casserole add pre-
pared bacon. then the remain
ing potatoes. Season top layer
with salt and pepper. sprinkle
with crumbs. and dot with but
ter.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees for about one hour.
until potatoes are done, and the
LIQUID almost completely alb
Sorbed. Serves four.
Potato Pancakes
with Spinach)
II cups finely chopped raw
spinach
2 large, raw potatoes. grated
= cup flour
teaspoon salt
= teaspoon nutmeg
2 egg yolks, well beaten
2 egg whites, beaten stiff
Combine the two raw Yege-
tables. Sift the flour with the
salt and nutmeg, combine and
mix II with the raw vegetables
and the egg yolks Lastly whip
in the beaten egg whites
Bake on hot griddle with
butter or bacon fat.
These vegetable pancakes arc
excellent when served with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Bran Mullins
Take No SUGAR

USE FREQUENTLY recipes
that require no sugar. Here IS
4 sweet that is not only delicious
but easy TO make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

m 1t has been a great pleasure
10 meet YOU. Mrs. Brown. or
Thank YOU. ! enjoyed 30 much
our chat together. similarly
n n person says "GOod-hy, ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Passing Courtesies

Passing CourteSles
DEAR MRS. BEECkMAN:
When a person says. Il am
very glad 10 have met you,
should l say Thank you A?
T.. S.
When a person says. i am
very glad 10 have met YOU,
YOU should say Thank you" 49,.
and something more. Why the
something more? Because If
YOU say only Thank you, YOU
thank only for his or her OK
preston OF pleasure al meeting
YOU YOU say nothing about
your pleasure in meeting him or
her. Therefore, 10 your THANK
YOU you CourteouSly add. Il am
very glad 10 have met you. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

DIFFERENTLY DELICIOUS
n salad of cooked seasoned
hmas nodded in tomato aSplC
and served on salad greens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

hope Nc shall meet again"
Thank you is not enough ~
a reply lt'S polite 10 add
Your hope ton.
Copyright. 1852 hy Kng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Loaf Made
Of Potatoes
And Ham

HERE Is tasty luncheon
loaf that Is A real company
dish, and not a bit expensive.
1t saves on those precious
points, too.
Tasty Luncheon Loaf
2 cups diced cooked potatoes
! sliced onion
a cup French dressing
l cup chopped nuts
= cup mayonnaiSe
a pound ground. cooked ham
l teaspoon prepared mustard
Sliced cucumbers
Tomatoes
Lettuce.
Marinate potatoes and onion
in French dressing for half hour.
Add nuts and enough mayor
nalSe 10 moistcn. Mix well. Pack
half the potato salad in a me-
dunn sized bread pan.
Mix the ham with mustard
and enough mayonnaise 10
moisten. and spread over potato
salad. Pack remaining potato
salad over ham and chill the
mixture in the refrigerator for
several hours.
Unmold on chop plate and
garnish with sliced cucumbers
and tomatoes and lettuce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Because the needs Of armed forces firs-you
cont get every food you wont but you CAN get every
food you need your A5P Super Market Six big deport
ents stocked with fine, nourshins foods offer you wide
selections Come See tempting varieties. Shop by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Mrs. Smith and she Will re-
>pect your taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

shelves bins ond This woy you pIon meos right
the spot . . by selecting whots PLENTIFUL, whots
ECONOMICAL, whot's SEAsoNABLE. Always fomous for
soue your ASP Super Market is helping thousands
wore marketing hurdles Join the satisfied thronss
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
TWO FOR AIRCRAFT

Aircraft used SiN mon, steve
Kent filing in for Leonard Dett-
loft after the second game. Ken
HaViland parked $50, and Joe
Adams SO Phil Bauman was three
under par Dc'tloGs 216 gave
him ijl for two games and Kent
had . pol.
Aircraft lost the opener 10 In
dian Village 1852 when Bert
Mort and Bill Williams put to-
gether 233 and 23l 10 win 1882 10
zoos Aircraft's succeeding games
were 1025-1092.
Mort had 81 and Williams 64s
Ahead of thcm were Bill Kenet.
GRO and Walter Beppenhagcn Of
Srroh 66S Henry CAVE Paris.
C5S Emil l)Intric Fife. 654: Ted
THORNTON Ncrcurio. $50: and An
A1y Noyak De LuXc-D. 662.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
TWENTIETH CENTURY

High scores-J. koenig 232, Wayne Haun
2oi-23s. BIZ Smith 220. Dick Peppsrd 20i
r. Hofner 222. Bill Smack 219. George
Knoll 207. Pat Brady 204-2l0 Paul Rabsut
22l, r. Hson coo. Ed Albright 202 -20f
Walter Grenkowitz 206 steve Shocke 204-
2I0 Charles Weir 2O1
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Fife, Aircraft
Str0hs, Paris
Are Stdndouts
STANDINGS

Chcnc-Tlombly and Fife are five
and one games apart respectively,
IA the Greater Detroit League
again today all because Chene
mana~ed a shulout over Ramona
on 1850 10 2S0S while Fife sal
Vagcd 3099 in performing likewise
against De LuXe-D (3Oi9) last
night al Olympic.
Joe PauluS' leaders were all un-
dcT 600 with The boss himself high
on 597 Scoring honors went 10
Aircraft. 3l2j, newly reinforced by
Dawes ComlnS. Kansas City cham
plon and In the first FIVE in the
national competition AZ Chicago
last month Comins. a consistent
GOO maker since coming 10 Detroit
few weeks ago. led on 637.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
BOWLING GREEN
PORN MACHINE SHOP
L,pIr~ HOUSE

HlEh scorsS--irenf Foley $50 Beth Cut
,ks isf Mary DAVIS lsa Carolyn Keeling
l77. Alice walsh ies MANDY Gnviug III
~ Mary Brown 175-ie3 Julia aolsfky
III Freds Larsen i6l-ls2 YettA Tucker
Igl
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

cI CuElcIcc pEn 1920 IlvERAois
ntG, A. Iimhurst. NO. 1895
Ere. Instruction DsiIy. Ladies Nor ard Thurs
~ith Clara Alter. opsn so~iina Az oD Today
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
EAsT sIDr SMOKY sTo,ERs
SENIOR HorSr

High grOres-C WIGHT mon 2fS. = plr
22n. CeorRe GaUbrarh 233 223. r T.
22i Car Emmons 23e Ernie SurrR
223 222 Paul Richards cn2 Sfahl 2
I Rakgein 2O2 q Hutchinson 20s Ato
Grcerman 22s Nick Blorsom ci3 nu--
s'een 202 G Weir 2n3 " Schmidt 2
". Grimm 226. Adam Finzel 20l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
LAMPS HOT ~

HiEh scores Eeisn 10th 7f2 Louise
si0ckdals 20o-2l2 20l =. Sopsr rs Louise
Conlsy i7a-is0 ANrs Love is7 Beth
Miller 1sT Caroline Gre,E l7s la shay
i7e Ma Rorhely ia. n Yobske 1s0-I77.
NargArsf Fioetke 200 clara Allen iTT.1sI
Bessie Groat lss Betty Ralph rs. Aims
~ lier 20e RUN stuart ISL Kate MhtNrh
202 NeIis E1nsv 2ns Ruth Stain 49,
I7e-iss Helen Mitchen ~ Peggy Wonder
werth ips. Lillian Meyers iSf
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Totals 1867 q7s asf
Grand total 2Qq-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
NONNK AIDS

I'M The third Novak treated
De LuN-D 10 "a 3s-piu lead /, was
up 10 BrcckIe and he dashed 224.
vh'lc Gibson did lot 70 give Fife
q margin Of two pins, 1Ql7-lOl5
and match victory
PartSclcan and Stroh had an.
o'bcr diIly Paris winning. 979-g74
N Tho iro' when kcnct'S 23l was
not CROUCH Norris and kenet filed
~ and Us 20 nail tho second
1927 20 l0'T
Horny Cage gave Paris q G
card Wi1 325 and John Crimmins
drove 'no last rivot with 2l3 n
kcnetS i9l 70 land tho third and
the match. 1853 to 1854.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

coELT IlVCc ~ BALTIMORE
VHLHl LNhLo a. Woodward. Ma 1859
All 50 Ansys Availsbls ior open soeliop sa'ur,
sNand sundays From 10 A. A. un'ii Ciosinp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
RAINBOW
900 HOUSE

HIN Fc0reF-fils TNfeCa 10. AngeI0
Ponzi 2i3. Peter Viviano 2l5 Jack schsli
pal Phil Tocco 23e. Angelo Della 22o.
Guy Bel 215-21f. Harry Lombard 22f-2li.
Louis sigismond 2O3 Neil De SAINTS 2o2
2Oi John Kolf 24f-2ni George Fedelem
200 Harpo Stefani 2ol 200 Earle Brazel-
ton pos William nenmire eos. BENJAMIN
Ro-p- 2lo Norman striewski 226 James
AruaheIi 200 Frank Nuher 20i POI, Nor
man Borton 225, Frank Meyers 23s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
WOLVERINE ASSEMBLY LEAGUE
OLYMPIC
DETROIT rouCE DtrARrNE.r

Hsh scores Ed wittmack 7oi 23e- 2SS.
Herb 1snke 2ol 253. Jim McNally 23s.
Francis Svartz 225-227 Paul Tnurkow 223
FLOYD Garfield 222 Raw Picksrd 2o4-22i.
George Miller 2io-2ls. FL Newman 21i 2ls.
George Garner 21b. George Cole 21i Edgar
smuek 2lA. Rnber Smith 2l4, I'd olszew.
ski 2l3 Herb Rice 20n-2I2. Leonard
Daschke 2i2. Frank Grsha 2'i. Theodore
Chester 2li Joe Nawrocki 2ns2 2in, An
'hony RnZrsn 2i0 Newt Peters 210.
Frnorv w1liams 70a. Frank Wrohleski 2os
William Barr 207 Frark Koss 20O 20s
James stevenson zoe Ce0rFe Pell 2ol
7cS Ed Schrsr'm 20i Herb Case 20l
Melvin stark pot. Clyde Lenke ?oi
George Kahoun POI. Andy yskuber 200
RAY Blossom POO
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
LADIES' THURSDAY NIGHT
RIVIERA
HOUSE LEAGUE

hlEn ecores-~Ill MayOerry Z51-EOi, Joe
Burba 234 Al Krug 22s. Ken Hill 22s Joe
Maldegen 225. Jack Mather 225. Jim Young
224 VIM Lange 224-203, Clarence Bishoff
222 2oi Harold Jssch 22o. Jack McCee 2i5.
Carl Beier 2l4 Hugh sprott 2is. Jack Rob-
inson Oil Wait Bednarski 2i1 VIM. Blake
2il. Al Sorrell 21i. Jack Giesey 2o9. Tony
Wisnievski 2OT-202, J Wilkle 20s Joe
Kuhss 2o2 Erv. Kosmowski 2o1, Harold
KOsrnowsk 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Tetq.r p05 85E pas
Grand total 2s0s
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

HiEh scorss-Adolph Stefsni 202 Guy
Rel 203 TONY Caruso ?09 -277 ace Park
20s.2f4 Joe Schwartz 223 william Nc
Carthv 206-216-2l6 Wall BabnrsK 2ol.
~ Wenz 2O0-2ni Lew Liherda 2ii-245.
Jake Rerser 81 2sT. A. Nalele 2ts-22i-
22s Fred Miller zoo. 200 223 Phil Tocco
2os-234 Harry PuarsN 2ii. Frank French
22a-23i Norm Borton 2i3-22s.2 23f. John
cham 2of-2n Ed Johnson 2l5 Angelo
Delta 2O3 Fasali 2oi. Carl Carlson
2o3. .2Qi. 223 Tony Maisano POS 22i Joe
Locke 2i4.22n. Chuck VscontI 20A223 Joe
Green 20i William Pate 2io. Steve Kent
2i4-23f Art Klein 207-2ii Chet Sltcey
Hal Rlumke 2fs Bud Belk 204-
7is-244 Geo BROCK 224225 John Seman
eG3-2os, Joe Vowels 20i Joe Mawsk
2i5.233.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
ARGYLE
FORD OFFICE
BOWL-O-DROME
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores John kish 202 Red Burn
stein 2n2 Dave Ghcklin 23s MILFORD Green.
stone 222 23i. Ace cutter 900 spike Wen
BERG 222 200. Marty Harold 200 Bill Rosen
2l2.2O5. Sam krauSe 200 2ii. Morris LII
ton 2O6. Phil stien 202. Mac kslman 20l
Mitch 223-22f Morris Linden 200, J.
Lazeron 2I3. Paul Boroch 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
RAMONA
LADIES HOUSE

High scores-Francis Hovler 2l0. Lulu
Ki0enhsrer 200 Naoine Lo'tie 1918.
Helen Harewzs iaf f1s1, KAY May 100
tst Tois Vovey f73-l7i Irene Denovich
iT1-1F5 Helen Mack f60-is7 HenrfteI
RcoNie- Isi-iei Wilma Heussner 1856 An
c~noe Fohev Isl Elsie Clouiier ISL, Kate
Fasbcnder 1T, Loretta FLYNN i7s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
AMERICAS LEGION

High scores-Osear sorenson 2f2-2fs-25s.
Del Forbes 2la-22s Howard Crumit 2ne-
22o. Dave HarEraves 2os PIP. Joe Rozan-
ske 20T-2i0 Carol Stamford 202.210.
Harold Allen 2s- Cecil Ward 224 Mlt
Chris.s 900 Fred Pare 2i4 GN Turner 2lf.
~. Tel E~er 2i2 Jack Nichols 2iO, Marx
Vrooman go jim Casburn 21o, Nike
SAGE eos water Puga COS Geo-re Noust
205. Mathew Engstler 203 steve Gorny 203
Frank Burger 203 Charlie K0llver 203
stan Coss eO7 Frank Nugel 202 Roy
Micdour 2O2 Ernest Geyer 202.
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REDFORD
HoJsF LEAGUE

High scores-H Meyers POS II. Russell
Hutcbn, z2l HTs' 2o2 " T schwope 2os 227 2c2 II.
Rroadhooks 2o3-2o7. F. Light 2o3 W. Full
kerson 2O3. p Wagner 2to, r schiefsky
2o2 -2i2 J Nero 723 c. Frishee 2l4, 2.
A. sherk 2oi. w Bates 2l2, r. Luna EOS.
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High scores-Blanchard 204 Nichols 2i3.
Junko 202. Travnik 2o3. Pasternak 2o5.
Holz 234.2O2. Chris 200. Kuchenbrod 2O7
Vein 200, Juhenyille 2i2, Peltier 2is-20e.
Hourtenan 20s Reeves 200. Miller 222.
MarlinE 2o4 Kendall POS. Van 2i7-243.
Damico 214-2fa Giles 23s. Lorey 2oo235.
Radon 202-213 Romaneli 2l9. Warden
255 Gas'einer POI Scarlet 225 Kish 2O2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

High scores-Ed Pudnick 243 " Szwe4
202 Vrharich 20O " Fischer 2ni
Bertres 2ii zoe. L. Berger 2is T Hollis
ter 2l2 J Krause 2l6 II Culver 200
203 V. Posteck 215.-Rs Bolter 2o2 r.
Psgesu pos 8 Campbell 202 !. Cssnurn
POP j. Saho 203-2OS RothEsrber 220
{ Cynova 2it s KinE 2l7. Z. Wiskow-
ski 203 s. Nslsk 21f
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
HOI - IIAGTE

y IN sc0ree--A N0Ife 5-2n3 = Jensen
220 T. nolnsr 222 203 T 10th 22a. "
10th 223 204-25i = Pecors 222 203 "
Love 21t = Grcrtzer goo BannaSch
2i7 " KAvecki POI 7. Kirsmsn 213.202
G WINNER 200 , Kavssansk 203 s. Nor
-Is 20f u Rorrlsch pol
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
PALM BEACH
sENIOR HOUSE

Hirh srores-A Kragsr 2nq ? GuVrioh
POI c Tocco 202 A Rawlings poi. V
Trevisan 2ii T ri Ponio 2li -201 e
Tischioni 2o2 Angsleri 2o4. L. Andrews
-03 G Cast 202