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Evening star., 1943-05-25

winds.
was trapped into taking sun
bake recently and have not yet
fully recovered from the effects. Z
did my baking" atop the roof N
an apartment building and there
were times in my misery when I
could have sworn that I saw Ad-
miral Richard Evelyn Byrd mushing
by, shivering beneath his furs, talk
ing to penguins, gnawing on pemmi-
can and jotting down notes for his
Antarctic memoirs.
Had No Sea Drawers.
The English friend who invited
me to join him in spot of sun
first asked me if I had brought any
sea drawers with me. ANY what?"
1 asked back, not at all sure of my
ears. sea drawers" he repeated.
told him I hadn't. told him that
while the ship I had crossed on had
provided us with all sorts of life
preservers Mae Vests and protec-
ton against the sea in case we were
torpedoed, no one had thought to
include pair Of sea drawers.
Finally, I discovered what he was
talking about. He meant, he said,
a bathing dress and when I said
American men never wore bathing
dresses, but left that to the ladies
he was astOunded.
you American men must wear
something when swimming" he
said.
Sure, we wear bathing trunks or
pants" I said.
That's what mean" he said.
Sea drawers are what you call
trunks"
He told me to get a pair of sea
drawers and meet him at his apart
ment the next afternoon and we
would bake a lot of health into
ourselves. So got some, which was
one of the worst mistakes I ever
made in my life, and went to his
apartment. 1t seemed a strange day
for sun baking. There was a touch
of winter in the air and a mist that
gave promise of turning into rain.
But as it turned out, that made no
difference. The English refuse to
allow the sun to upset their plans.
If the sun shines, that's fine. But
If it doesn't, they'll Jolly we'll bake
anyhow
The roof was seven or eight stor-
les in the air and exposed to all the
elements. I'VE will stretch out
right here" my friend said choos-
ing a cozy spot OF asphalt roofing
that had the same surface as
kitchen crater. The weather began
closing In now and became about the
sort that makes them put up the
first storm warnings around Cape
Hatteras, so I crawled under nv
blanket.
Needed Some Anti-Freeze.
That won't CO. my friend said,
breathing in deep draught of the
health-giving mists. "One must
stay outside to gain the benefits"
l could even feel my freckles
shlVering and I longed for a bottle
OF plain old-fashioned automobile
antl-freeze. I tried to stick il ont
but when I felt a strange warmness
creeping over me I recalled that
that was the first sign of freezing
and 1 staggered downstairs on near
frozen legs. My friend STAYED on
and late in the afternoon he was
rewarded by IS or 20 second shaft
OF sun that broke through the clouds
he came downstairs all invigorated
ana wondering aloud if there were
any danger of his being blistered.
we must do this more often-
ne said. 1--WE stay cooped I'm in
Offices until it's a miracle we DOM
Wlther away. feel like a new man "
1 didn't tell him so, but I did too
felt like a chip off the Aurora
Borealls. If any one wants to buv a.
pair OF sea drawers cheap, I am the
man TO see. They are yours for a
song and hot water bottle
distributed nv hcN,,rL.
Evening star., 1943-05-25
North Capitol Group Seeks
Supervised Playground

A committee to seek the establish
ment Of supervised playground in
the area was elected at a meeting
of the North Capitol Citizens Asso-
citation last night. The members are
James A. Crooks and John F..
Hardie.
Mr.. Crooks pointed out that there
is not playground convenient for
the children north of Rhode Island
avenue. He said a petition was taken
around the area by the children and
rs adults signed.
Ten members were accepted at the
association, which was presided
over by Mr.. Hardie. Held at the
Mckinley High School, the meeting
was the last of the season.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

such decisions
must be left en-
tirely up to mill
tary ex r t S.
w h a t do we
know about such
/ h i n gs? they
asked with mock
humility.
Today, W en-
the second front
seems likely to
become a reality,
the same group
declares loudly
that the plain
Evening star., 1943-05-25
Dupont Warden Service
Opens New Office

The opening today Of a new head
quarters for the Dupont area war
den service at 1929 Eighteenth street
NV. was marked by the presenta-
ton of large American flag to
the civilian defense unit by the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion.
Deputy Warden Thomas w. San
doz presided at ceremonies at II
am, featured by an address by
Max c. Schwartz, acting chief war
den.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

has demonstrated the superiority
of his professional methods over
mine in the pursuit Of sinners, for
I have been unable to secure him
as regular churchgoer.
The rector inclosed 81 for the
constable as "a small recognition
Of his success" The court took the
money as a fine.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

thousands OF
L o n d on e r S.
whenever they
have the time,
rush to the roofs
to bask in what
t h ey consider
sunshine, b u t
W h a t in h e
United S t a t e S
would come un-
der the heading
Of an overcast
sky with threat
ening rains and
( res heni n o
Evening star., 1943-05-25

air attacks on
Germany and
NaZi = h e | d
Western Eu-
ropean terri
tories cannot
yet be ascer-
tanned.
There is no
q u e S Z ! o n,
however, that
the American
and the Brit
ish bonbers
h aV e b e e n
meeting ris-
Evening star., 1943-05-25

S e n a t e the
Hobbs bill to
prevent rack
eteering by
members of
labor unions.
1t was re-
ferred April
II to a sub
committee OF
the Senate
j u d i c i a r Y
G o m m ittee.
The subcom-
mittee h a S
still to take
Evening star., 1943-05-25

freedom of the
press and the
o h er precious
freedoms related
thereto may be
IN peril. Totali-
tarianism is sup
posed to be ben
efcial to the
people when it is
exercised by a
well -intentioned
adninistratio 10 n
that deems itself
capable Of deter
>,i~,~~ what 80
Evening star., 1943-05-25
Preacher Luuds Officer
Who Arrested Him

Summoned to court at Oxted,
England, for failing to immobilize
his car, the Rev. A. A. Crawshaw,
rector Of Bletchingley. wrote con-
graduating Police-Constable Robin
son on the arrest and adding, He
Evening star., 1943-05-25

opinions OF the rtters this page their oon not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented
Stars effort to gDe all sides OF questions interest its
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1943-05-25
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

The way of labor legislation in
Congress is still hard. Six weeks
ago the House passed by sub
Stantial vote and sent to the
Evening star., 1943-05-25
BY SAMUEL GRAFTON,

When there was great agitation
for second front last autumn, that
little group Of Congressman who do
not want a second front argued that
Evening star., 1943-05-25
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN

How much of the Nazi air force
has been Withdrawn from the
eastern front to fight off the in
creasing vehemence of the Allied
Evening star., 1943-05-25
|McLemore-
Goes Sun Boxing
In Sea Drawers
By HENRY McLEMORE.

LONDON.-TheE English are very,
very keen on what they call sun
baking" The sun-baking season IS
in full swing now and thousands and
Evening star., 1943-05-25
Guarantees
Needed for
Free Press
Specific Wording in
Constitution Could
Halt Federal Grab
Ry DAVID LAWRENCE

The unmistakable trend toward
totaitarianism which the New Deal
has manifested in recent years has
developed widespread fears that the
Evening star., 1943-05-25
THAN KS

To Our Parons
On behalf OF ft TrannCo
bus nteeo O. osaoInew sordeed
the Office Defense o American twill
reasonable a lonerp of hme
We mim loss Of because of
the public
few soradjuNi habits sbuyo
the tndh
the Capital to the eenderd
public thai
o droughHi odadoher
htrie.
anceet tnksoe rider trh inha
ing ready boarding to and
exiting through the Should n
should inoifydh
eamwor rkdhe American heptHcan
tina ndousf will
for the
E. D. Merrill
CAPITAL
PS the of
Michigan $685.
sGons nernnss
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
HUGE HOOi. BUDGET
APPROVED NJ MEET

EHlr.gh. Aug. lApj-A gen
era State school administrative b ID
go gy...ug tor the expenditure of
approximately S37.juU.uuU during the
.Hi"-'i fiscal year w,S approved
to-day 10y the finance committee Of
H." Stat" Board ct Eu1ca'.uu.
Tia" rruml'i,. of Wnica ~. julian
Miller tS Charlotte /, chairman. wall
Submit the budget e. '.,. board at
L. r"2u.". meeting here Sept. .
Also approved today. Subject -
OIL .clHI Glu& ell IL" entire board.
We" tuy-,. arg"asud expenditures.
y" increase ru salaries being plld
n,nr.pH.H mi sup"ri''tundru's 70.
administrative school unit. setting
me" "arn :" pro-dcpgcSs t,n levels.
.n'."Hs"d Expenditures g.. rm.'uI-
'Hi n"lp aud ter educational ..u.
H.'.. Hui Du Increase o., ;! % =
mH'h BOZ sal.r,' r,ru% paId ruu"l
b.. .irE."l..
.a'nam I'i'"u. rumr'r,lr. iur the
h"..d. .tId 10" .url,I." lu .al,..,.
i"1 ."h.n. nJ. diiy"i.. 9,.llld cost
th' S'.r'" nn additional so uuU =
'''.n. Ih"." rr, .tp.s.. .Iu;,'-ly l.
''H" ".-'-. d' g. ..ir.u arr paIa
" D.. T..''.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
CHAPTER FORTY-THREE

u
KAREN DID not like 10 ,hir,,
about what Paul had told her
mat someone in the immediate vi.
cihity WAS sending messages TO
enemy submarines and causing the
hcavy toll of ships but she had
meant it when She had sail Tim,
she hoped whoever it WIS would he
caught. Yes. even it Marty some.
now was connected with il. nj
though she would not think about
mat, either. She would, rs she also
had told Paul in the quarrel they
had had over Marty, believe in her
friend until it no longer was possi-
BILE TO do so.
She allowed Buffy to have the
long-promiscd fishing trip that had
caused so much trouble and anxiety
when the little boy had run AWAY
She even allowed him TO spend tho
night with Marty i'll his trailer. She
knew Paul did not approve Of this
but Karen not only meant to live
up TO her promise; she kept it in
order to show her faith in Martin
Halliday.
Butfy came home, after this biz
adventure, so radiant and So fun of
Tie wonderful lime lie had had thai
Karen was glad she had ".tucE ,n
her guns" much as she ,isIikcd
having To 90 against Paul's O..
pressed wishes. She knew nos: that
Butfy would never feel toward PAM
as lie did toward Marty. 10 whom
lie gave 4 sort Of hero worship.
surely 4 man whO could so iuSri,c
a small boy must be dcgcrvin" of
mat admiration. For days after his
WISH 10 the trailer camp Rufv
would talk of nothing else and Of
no one except Marty. lie said he
wished lie could 90 to live with
Marty in his little house-on-whcols.
And leave me and your grand.
rather" Karen pretended to be
even more hurt than she was. Il did
hurt a little, TO thinl; that Marty
came before the boys o"n rcia-
tives.
oh, / should come to visit you."
Buify explained. unless YOU would
come and live in the trailcr-housc.
too, Karen. / told Marty | wished
we could do that-you and land
lie said he wished we could. too. so
you see it would he all right"
Il see" Karen felt herself blush
Ing. foolish as that was. She Won
dered what else Bufry had said
about her during that visit with
Marty. Maybe it was time to nut
her small nephew straight in re-
gard to certain matters. Long ago
she had decided to tell Eumv that
She was going to marry Paul. but
she had put it off. Since her we'd
ding had been put off. too. with
nothing settled even now that il
was spring. maybe she need not
tell him yet.
Would you really do It, Karcn?"
BIffy's revealing face lighted IN
with that inner radiance, his biz
eyes adding their appeal.
well, not right away not
ever, I'm afraid-at least. not for
keeps" kmcn had 10 hedge a bit.
not wanting 10 put ont that light
too quickly. I'VE might visit Marty
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
Leave Wv&6m!:Ma;7;'e='z:]
49, ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS < m,2sSz.sl

some time together. you and =
"u l 'o'a nm he must come over
very soon 10 see us"
! mat would not he as satisfac.
'orE as staying all the time" Bunv
|''u' IT Is fun. living i'm the little
ho''S"-on-whcolS: know Won womb
axe H. Karen. Besides. what will
We 90 when Marty goes away"
INA lie say he was going
away Karen felt her heart Give
peculiar twist.
lAe little boy nodded: the liob;
n'u gone out OF his face. HE said
mat he would have to 90 some time
I.'" mat II might he Very soon now.
Tie said that this was because his
WorE' he hoped, would very soon be
| finished"
Karen knew from the way Buffv
SAID 1t that the child was repeating
WHAT Marty had said, as nearly rs
ne c"lilG remember, word for word
WORK mat soon would be finished
what did that mean? II was = di.
rect contradiction TO what Marty
ilad told her; lie had SAID he did not
/ nave any work. that he was hero
only TO regain his health. Hut Sho
must not put too much stress nv
mi",, - ''' ''''In' repeat. IL
nrr,nl Zoo .,:,.; nI"'' ioiiS had re-
any ,r,,. 49,. ~ i'''SiN mean mat
his; t,.,,i..;,'',." S "'F' ''ihttF AN"
40, ar, 90 -. Pun up S'hh'S ana
Vybv rr,,,It '"'.,r'
Ler r1,,, ..,',, '','' '""""hI MAKE
urvp CT, I..'i '''' i''n'e pam
Mat, H.. -. s'' E'.""'fit
trc,p am r,n ,i.. (,.g, ~ ~ ", ,
Lm, ~, 49,, ,.', "''e me r.tr ma" Known,
OrIv -, ,,;.,,, '' my " menu
that trst r;,, .,',',, 81 +''. .', my
been IN ,l,m,n ' ,''T ''lo, ,'.i nag
y.,,,c,,,ho,;n,, ,i,.. my Il .r'e,,'''
fo,y,r ,,r.n ,n,,.H,, ','Y''',.'l !" wv
yui,ituaIIy -, -. liz -. "''', ~ .'V >,
,t.,n,,.i'' e.. 'S P''HHi''''!f.
aeiJ. Tho, ,.',.. -, ,,s ,o,'"' ~ ""-
tu,rire, ., l,f.i., .,,,,'.., ;S ",'' ~
"Ar.. ,..., .....,,, sI'''. ~ 10y
ir low: - ~, ,,," '.','m i =, ere
cI,ir,nl DO ,jn,,. t,",. ''"' ..'''
rnlrd n;..r $50. S "'" quar-
Hut cr corrsn sho ,,.
A. III a., -, -, ''"t "e'
known Marty Ior,, omorah a '.".i ' 'I",
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

mistaken. She did not know that
IL was Fate that led her down To
'he beach one evening TO seek the
solitude 1t offered and To listen to
inc roar OF the ocean. hopin. also
10 imtanglc some Of her iho,Iohis
ii II had not been Fate. she surely
Would not have chosen this par
'i'u'ar evening, this particular
night, when those millions of tiny
priliiant Stars were hidden and the
sea was high and the beach dark
and deserted.
Karen had visited It so often al
though not during the past few
months. that she knew her way
even on such "A night as this. She
mad not even brought the fla shlfeht
lilat Size often carried, rs most
people did, now that the town vas
blackcd out after shutdown. She
went past the beach house 10 find
log that was nearer the edge of
me water. She would sit there a
little while. alone with her
thoughts. II never occurred To her
10 he afraid or tho, least bit nor
rOuS. This was familiar "rovn,
private strip of beach that sh" rsd
known and loved 50 many years. al
Of her lifetime.
Sh" did not know how Ion" ene
sat there. half an hr.r. rlnvl~ a
bit longer, or why ~lI. s,l,!Iriil, a.-
cid'i She had been there I.rr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
~ NOR II NOR DANCE TO
III MOVED Up At &

V1-W"T III. Ava 2T.-TMr '--t--
'ioat I..4-."ulu. danc" III Caro-
lla.I. casually hr,d ia The Sprnr. p.,.r
To-. ..... bot. mn.cd Ia, in Ur,. II. H.
.... "tH'.nrci today by t., ',a
".f-' ..v" DENT. Bob Bm.v.h ul
~. d...n. y. !. ud Ralph StHsnun
10. Duauu.
The d"r...n. "as made due E, tn"
'tri la1 many seniors are nr.. in
-" Ma VIZ amt. which opened
""r" JI.T ! and which viii b" ..upv-
.Hg OF 20 November.
The dane" Viii come tie night
after IN" FIRST taEnliIa-Du.v Z me
ID Dd.!... Plans are already under
way !" -"ruG" 70 popular orchestra
and L. "...a-r a. gala weekend pro
gram.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

PESS1MISTiC- Governor RruIrrh-
ton said upon his return t. Rllrisn
he had little hope at amy relief. The
delegation did accomplish Something.
1t obtained II public confession frur
Meredith kUhlbrrG. OpN representa-
tive. that OpA had made, u mi~,li.,
in not establishing dillrrrutIJis h,-
tween unticd-ungrJdrd leaf ana the
gradcd-tICd offerings on Carolina
markets. That WAS one of tnc,"
moral victories" that mean little.
because kohIbcrg said T." didn't SIC
how anything could be done about i
now. The sacred standard OF the
original order. admittedly unfair.
must be maintained. Maybe .uuu-
Thing can be done about tic scatter
next year.
PROMISE--Oniy promise the Car
olina-Firginia folks Couid grt Wr,
That Il definite anSwCv viii br g,.r,
as soon as possible GuyCruu.
Broughton expects the lnsrCr before
Saturday night. He has only ia.ut
nope IT will offer any higher prices
Tor Carolina tobacco.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

BLUFF-Some farmers are talk
ing about calling the tobacco COM
pantcs bluff ii the OPA doesn't give
a higher price for graded Leaf They
threaten 10 put tobacco on ,alc With
out sorting. and tell the buyers 90
take il on leave il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

SAH.On . .,upl" 81 pcrsonno
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

SOlL-SAVINCi-Whcn representa-
lives ui all the soil conservation as
-"ciatl"n~ IN the state assemble ui
Stat" College ncXl week they Will ice
privileged lr hear Il North CuoiuIuu
vino has become one o: 'ac world.
recognized authorities uu the sub
tcct. Dr.. II. H. Bennett. m Nu>ou
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

.n2i"H answer l. what Il is feared
and expected Ia be Tho arguucur
viii be- uctWccn the grove. and "a.
buyer d., /" wh" nust dy 'uc grad
NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Radios and Supplies
SELLING OUT

SELLING OUT
100 new radios and combination sale many
BARGAINS 70 choose from, terms. Come IN
and look A. our large selection before
buying
UNIVERSAL 1880 GRATloI
Open Ewes To 10 ?
STROMBERG-Carlson radio. console CON
mode $50 q3 RUBi'S. FURNITURE
1881 Grand River open evenings
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Miscellaneous for Sale

k1bNKS- Movie cameras VIII sell, buy
exchange. Acme Camera CO.. SIT shelby
LIQUID tor stockings lasting SIX or eight
months Phone Plaza io3l 5635 Semi
mole
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Personals


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Reader DalN Appointments Ntfl Mack
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ASrKOLuGEN- tvsuEeIu- Berr, Read.
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ATTRACTIONS lotus Te,foam Madame
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DIVINE HEhLINGS Improve Health
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rsre rEiniN l-'2s2
GAIF Fleast contact me az our, Write
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stones Prevents tpr,aoons. Information
T'V send 1890
vFT OFT or DEBT Creat Adjustment
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Ftzfuy $500
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Radio Service

FREE CHECKUP
BERFSH RADIO SERVICE lo5s Michigan
FREE estimates--Minor repairs, 81. Van
Derzies. 1892 JOY Road TYLER 1850.
GUARANTEED service including parts
: aud tubes current models. SO. 30. Tyler
h-6oJS
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Electric Washers

WASHER repairs parfs, belts. motors. for
all makes. work guaranteed
SHOEII'S
5O3t HAMILTON TEMPLE 1880
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

A DEALER wants furniture Immediately
for cash. n reasonable. Plaza si27.
A PARTY wants all kinds OF
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
ALWAYS CALL HoGARTH 2s36. We pay
best prices COR used furniture
FURNITURE WANTED WIN pay best
\prices Yoekey Bros Temple 2-4537.
SELL US your old hangers. We pay -
cents dozen. Bring them 90 Slick
Cleaners and Dyers, ll703 Dexter and
1927 Llnwood.
SMALL UPRIGHT piano. in good eondi
ton. wanted; cash IL reasonably priced
Temple i-S02s.
WANTED
Coal Wheelbarrows In ANY Condition
CALL PLAZA 100 WEEK DAYS
ANTED-Portable electric sewing ma
chine. Call Cadillac 1892, u 10 3.
WE PAY more for furniture and rugs.
4 MOON BROS. FURNITURE. TIE. l-l2ss.
WILL pay highest cash price for your old
washing machine Alvey's Home April
ance 12l17 Grand River. Hogarth Ooso
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NVlne machines sins.
~ ed. ~ good condi-
"a .teei
"a SALES co
"a River CA as.
huli TT i1bJl
Repairs
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mrs Want Al
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Coal and Coke

BANNER COAL go s4OO MELVILLE
NISENOOD 1908. BUY WAR BONDS
CALL naN, for your winter coal supply
To $500
pOCAHONTAs- sizes Besi Service
For Wayne coal can TN ftal3l
DETROIT COAL CO
To h-r.O3
DETROIT CITY lex AND FUEL co
6-f1 GRAND RIVER TI $500
MISTELE COAL 4 COKE
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
LADIES MINOR LEAGUE
Monitor-leoder Boots
Detroit News Pin Tenn

Five teams h d second
place today in the BoWl-O-
Drome House League following
last nights competition which
saw Monitor-Leader whitewash
the Detroit News and Post En-
glneers Electrical do the same
TO Post Engineers Carpentry.
MaStro Grocery's grip on first
place was ioosened when IL
dropped dropped two games to
Packers Outlet. Three other
teams chalked up 81 victories,
|. 0. o. +. winning from Cope
land Manufacturing, Mount
Clemens Manufacturing from
Altes Lager and Yde Grocery
from Miller Insurance.
Bernie Ballantine of Monitor
Leader had high series, 598, and
also tied +. Ehrke of MaStro for
high game, pa.
Tho 81 anHi,uc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
Hockey Coach Hasn't Team
So He'll Play Again

CHAMPAIGN. H., Oct ~
Up Vic Heliger, hockey coach
al the University of Illinois.
hasn't any team to tutor this
year, so he has decided to try
playing in the major hockey
league again. The % year old
former center Of the Chicago
BlackhawkS was TO join the
team i'm training in Minneapolis
today He said If he makes the
team he plans TO play only the
Hawks home games, SO he may
maintain his post at the Univer-
sity teaching Army c a SIS e s
training on the campus. He play
ed with the Hawks in 1897 and
1888. and joined the lllini coach
ing staff in 1899.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
Bowling Standings
Roundup of Pin Matches
Sandy Frederick Hos
High Minor Series

Fuller Peltier Taxi and Goe-
bel, running one-tWo in the La
dies Minor League at Bowl-O-
Drome, lost ground TO their RI
walls Friday when they halVed
their match. Three other teams
marked up slams, LaCroix and
GroeSbeck blanking Pomeroy
Insurance, Macomb Beauty Shop
doing the same to Swan Drug
n Barney's Tailors gaining
four points at the expense of
Petch Tool & Die The other two
matches were 81 affairs, d. n
Cooley Morticians winning from
Mount Clemens Skating Arena
and Denmarsh Mariners Club
from TaSSie Tavern.
High Marks were Sandy Fred
erick's 480 series and Maxine
MumeaS Us game.
Thn 81 dime.