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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Times AII-Star Classic
High Scorers

Team event Three games: Stroh's
333S. Mneralites. 1852; Coca Cola. 324s
Fife. 3l42. Psnsclean, 3i3t.
Team svent--One game: MinerHltes.
ll74: Psrisclesn. 1854; stroh's, 1851. Muir
dock. 11iO; Coca Cola, li2s.
Individual event--Three games: John
Crimmins, Parisclean, T6l: LONE Trickett.
Coca Cola, 747, Al Robinson. MinerAiites,
729; Joe PlAppert. Strolfs 7ig.
Individual event-One game Cy Coral
czyk. Sackmans, est: Eddie LaBudde, De
Luxe. 2s6 Roger Overmyer, Detroit Gas
ket, 27q. Dave Berger PsrscleRn, 279
Harold Allen. Mneralites. 2Ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
War Veterans Entry
DeadIine on Friday

Entries close next Friday for the
tenth annual World War Veterans
handicap bowling tournament TO
be held week-cndS at Northwestern
Recreation February 20 through
March IA. Scratch averages are
500 in the. five-men, 800 in the
doubles and 100 in the singles.
Howard Crumit is secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
1912 Champs

Charley Rabaut's Tween tie { h
Century Recreation won the Glass
A championship last year with
3046. The 1343 of William Nickel
and Kenneth Buchshi in doubles,
Louis Sielaff's TOT in the singles
and Johnny Crimmins' 1891 in the
all-events were other tops.
Ashley's Five went 268 pins over
its average in Glass B, Kennedy
$40 over in c, and Blues, 331 over
in y. Sam Milan and Melvin Rob-
inSon led the over-average doubles
with BOB and Robert Holiday the
singles with l76.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Norris Also There

Reppenhagen will have to tumble
IL more pins than he did last
year when he showed 1874 for
nine games il he hopes TO come
through again because Berlin IS
out in front with 1884. II Is the
highest total since Phil Bauman.
then of the Stroh club, posted 2004
at Grand Rapids in 1887.
Besides Grygier, Wolf and Rep
penhagen Stroh also will have
Capt. Joe Norris and William
Kenet on the firing line. They not
only will be threats in the doubles
and all-events but the singles as
well, which Joe Buehler of Owosso
tops with TOT.
Besides Stroh there will be mem-
bers of two other first flight De-
troit clubs, Louis Burr's De Luke
and Harold Aliens Mineralites
that will make serious bids. RoyS
Tim" Miller, AL Robinson. Tom
Rooney and Howard Curtain roll
with Allen. while Frank Zion.
Tony Novak, Jimmy Marshall and
lTherrnan Gibson shoot with Burr.
Gibson and Norris are paired in
1.-THE doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Close Of Italian Pin
Tourney Is Delayed

Competition in the fifth annual
American a l-Itallan bowling
tournament. originally set to end
this Sunday will close next week
end az the Garden Recreation
with one squad OF teams. and
three Of doubles and singles due
10 the opening OF the Husband and
Wife meet.
Barring any upsetS the 3074 OF
Y. s. Naval Base No. 2, 1919 OF
Marley REQ and Tony D'Agos-
tIno in the doubles and tho $50 OF
Marion Macioce in the singles will
be favored 10 carry away tho
iIflns.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
In Four Glasses

They do not expect TO be handi-
capped by gasoline rationing, or
the tire shortage, because both
establishments are convenient TO
all transportation lines.
The team event is conducted in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

HIGH LOW A type OF pot
game composed of an even number
Of players where partners are de-
termined by their scores at the
end of the fifth frame. At that
time the highest and lowest men
become partners; the second high
est and next TO low are Spartners
and 80 on. In case an odd num-
Der are In the game, the middle
bowler has no partner and just
bowls without participating in the
prize collecting or paying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

KING PIN-By many bOwlers
the king pin il the head pin: In
other sections it's the No. ). The
latter reason comes from the i'm
fiuence of the 9-pin game. where
the middle pin was the No. and
was called the king pin.
KEGELER- KEGEL--A synonym
for bowler, coming from the Ger
man "Kegel" In its American
lied form, common way of spelling
lis kegler, kegling; but many pre-
fer kegeler or kegeling.
KITTY-The money collected
by team captain from members
for errors, splits and other pre-
arranged fines: same 10 he divided
equally or TO be used 10 defray
expenses 20 tournaments, banquets
and shows.
KRESGE - In sections where
the $40 split or railroad is called
the Woolworth. the 81 is spoken
of a. the kresge
KICK OFF-Ehective delivery
of a good ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bowling in Style

The Playdrome, elaborate bowl
ing plant In Union City, " j. has
30 alleys in a row, soft carpets and
organ music in the lounge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Enterprise, Skaters in Rematch Sunday

Marie Gorazyks Enterprise bo"lers will be out to
matters with the southern Michigan skaters rematch At
Rher Recreation this The skaters. Helen
and Esther Mrona, Mure Miller knectges and Vince
Bo1h we're given 2l6pn handicap but by - pins with
out IL several ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Saginaw Elves
Enter Field
STANDINGS

STANDINGS
REGULARS
stanford (Nazsrethl 1895
Solomon luth. (NoodviNe, q shh3
traudmout Rec est James. 2hTs
Hungry Five 1Wtst Bethlehem 2s3q
Dcnby Rec. est Thomas :7eT
oVER-AVERAGE
Gunners (Jehovas-Z ion) III
Tigers est Matthew 1913
Senators tSt. Matthew 81
bet Powerscrew (salem) 81
cubs (SalemJ b
DOUBLES
waldo Doepker- suhr 1910
Prank LuchS- Edward Wendt Jr 1896
Walter J Kern Ruben W. Kern 1887
Lewis RITZ Robert Horn 1l6i
Walter kOeppen-William Campbell llbl
SINGLES
Gordon Robins blb
Louis SielaN 80
Richard Neitengruber bAt
p. Ross hah
Robert Horn 80
AIL-EVENTs
Louis slelsh 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

II is Koppitz' turn TO halt Rain
bow Sunday at Loves Recreation
and Jack Gardeners boys are on
the spot just as George & Murray
was A week ago. A siX-game lead
ard 80 games left looks good for
Rainbow. average 925, since Mel
Dolls charges have formed the
habit of winning the odd.
Standard against George *
Murray, Chene-Trombly and
Southeastern are other attractive
pairings. Chene-Trombly is tied
for second place with Standard as
Koppitz and George & Murray
share third. Each team needs two
to remain close TO the leaders.
Southeastern supporters point
TO the record of Sam Barnett
since joining the club. His aver
age for 30 games is 1875 or better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
HoNEY-A good ball.

HIGH BOARD-A much mis-
used expression TO describe two
on an alley bed. Due
TO atmospheric conditions one
board in a bed may contract or
expand trine. If a ball rolls over
this place its course IS changed
Most boards contract and leave a
low place, Yet this condition Is
spoken of as "A high board. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
HOLE-The l-S pocket.

HARD WAY-Gctting 200 by
alternate strikes and spares; same
as Dutch 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

KICK BACK-The high division
boards between alleys at the PIT
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

JACK MAN DER S-Going
through the middle of 40 split
or any wide one (ChicagO).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Champs Defend
State Crowns
In Port Huron

CasS Grygier, Freddy Wolf and
Wally Reppenhagen OF the Stroh
team, national match game cham
pions, will be in the spotlight in
the annual state bowling tourna-
ment at the Recreation in Port
Huron Sunday when they defend
the doubles and all-events titles
they won in Saginaw last year.
Grygier and Wolf teamed for
1898 10 head the field last season.
II they come anywhere near tn
approaching that score they are
bound 10 return here with first
place. Joe Potoski and Ed Berlin.
also of Detroit. are the present
paCemakers with 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

HOT-A bowler gets hot when
he starts stringing up strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Women's State
Pin Standings

CLASS A TEAMS
Mt Elliott Recreation. Detroit 25if
Fauatorium Majors. Grand Rapids 2f5i|
Palace Recreation, Detroit 2i3i
Clicks, Jackson 2f2a
West Detroit Recreation. Detroit 2fi3
DOUBLES
n. Lee-M Ludewig. Grand Rapids Ill
M Bomyt- NJ. Sackerman. Cd. Rapids 1913
j. Vrrkstis-C. Wenger. Grand Rapids l0fs
". Smith-B Bowmaster Jackson l04s
r. Lister. Anderson. Bay City 1913
SINGLES
Bert Lee. Grand Rapids 500
Evelyn Bergman. Grand Rapids SOS
Ruth List, Bay City 55l
Mary Toutant Lansing 5t5
Marion Ludewig. Grand Rapids 552
CLASS b TEAMS
Miller. Jackson $50
Norwalk. Grand Rapids 1850
Noeske's. Midland 1921
DOUBLES
r. Neuman-C Newman. Lansing .0t3
J. Holt-L Brown. Marshall 1909
J. Crawford-C. POmeroy, Ludinston 99i
SINGLES
Flo vIdro, Grand Rapids $50
Irene Larowe. Lansing 5Is
Alma Moeller. BAY CITY a1S
class G Team-Genessee. Fentou. 22Of
Doubles Doriz ZbercOt-D. BeFtuzsi. De
troU $40. singles-D. Bertuzzi. Detroit
class n Team--Tom's Plymouth 2Os2
Doubles Beatrice Barrett-Clera Vogtman,
BAY CITY $50. singles Betty sweet
Clss. Team 80 Jackson Recreation.
isckson, 1871. Doubles FANNIE Gordon
Mary Ho,rtiu AnsEan 7s0 Singles
Mary Tompsett. Grand Rapids, 3os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bowling Slang

HOLD-The action OF an allie
to resist hook action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

National VS. Progressive alleys ~
George a Murray vs.. standard %
Palmer Park vs. Martin, 5-b; hoppitz vs.
Rai.b bow, rs: WEIGH ". NJ Elliott, s-lo
cher, Tromhlv vs.. southeastern. l1-12, Al
Loves Recreation. 1925 East Jefferson
avenue, 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

\ HOME ALLEY-eSeveral mean
ngsA IL a bowler gets several
strikes on one alley and doesn't
on the other alley he speaks OF
the former as his home alley.
Teams which favor one pair IN q
house call them their home alleys
Also refers 10 the establishment
where a travelling team rolls al
its games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

JERSEY SIDE-To the left OF
the head pin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
TINE RIVERSIDE
3l2] &. Jsnsrioa. at heoouSah Cl. A4i2
ARCHWAT WI NJ s7sI. nos,rn Alleys.
op.n sO~llns Saturday. and sonssu fro"
"A. N. Until 2:1o A. n. 3" Adisi"ln0
BOWL ING GREEN SASS e 5!xssso's
oU,n souIIuv All DAY Saturday and Sunday,
Every wsdn"dsy All" $50 P. v.
BOWLING SCHOOL S ..i,n:'., '' " is,ss
sua,hmoos Recreation. sehOOIerst at Cd. River
opsn sO~IIHs All Day saturday, ana sonssy,
BOWL WOOD REC. s; ,,'I s,s So0p Ts '.Gs,o
Modern str.smllnsd AnsJt. opsa Bewlins
CsntinVOu,ly Alv'ou. Wait Our esr
BRIGHTMOOR a'''' t ae' .s!s AVE
"a rul,, EouIvp,d Brun,uies strssmiInsd Alleys.
opsn Bowiins All Day saturday. ard sundays.
cInuIlo Is1 &. cosGREss
UAUILLAb 20 Alleys CT. 3i65 Tables
Open Bovine Daily from =: ". untll clouns'
Select League Openings Mes msnsssment.
CASINO REC. go g ArI s1OO"N' ca. 'ss,
Red Cross Match Here
Next Sunday, 3 p. M.
1RouT's TIGERS VS.. IEFI.HAhpIo
ALL.srARsi AL PROCEEDS oosA1tol
ourur rno,In,v s3@ cHENG
GhtNE- IhUMbLI pr. 6270
Entry BLANK, for Famous psSo' Handicap Tour
nsy Nov AvslIsbs q, Your Local hsersuon.
CONNER REC $500 cQ sI,, As s,,.,s,, ' .ss
sura.v. Daily UntH 7, After ~. Cocktail Bar
and Restaurant Operated BY Tommy Pollock.
nrupv IIs7S WHITTIER AZ KELLY ROAD
UeNbI Ar. s44S
o,.s so-linu TODAY FROM $50 A. NJ Up,iI
cio,Ins. None Of the Famous Basset.o'.chiek,n.
DETROIT RECREATION s 5atHStI G. s So
"a Alleys. oU'u soxliss n Az t ,,.s,
DEXTER REC. R Hy ,s!., AZ G sSssGs @
Al TtnIsi No waiting Tussdays, Thur,oay'
Fridays. Patsy Natalie. Billiard Instructor.
GARDEN REC. ''IS ceSTssiIS tOcaitO
Oman BouIinV Az Day sat-. sgn. tro~ 70 a W.
/ Until cioslns. Convenient TO All TRANSPORTATION
GRAND CENTRAL '''' IT, rt' s.sa1 JAW
o.i,,,,, AIl,,, IN Detroit Open Bowling ssiUr-
ssy, ,sS svnasy from 10 A. NJ. Until clo'ins'
Excellent Bus ard street Car Service.
GREAT LAKES a, wsos SaSs'M M. s,s'
All 90 Alleys Available for opsa Bo-lias SAUL
/ DAYS and Sundays from 10 A. N. OauI C'osns
mn nonnc sss wGsr GRAND BLVD
HAL -UUUUS IA. STA
opsn BouIins All DAY saturday, snd Sundays
| Daytime League Rsssrstiori Avanao..
IMPERIAL REC s[s .y,s,, sSTo essA sioS
10 ModerH Alleys. -
ov,s Tvsry Day Untii nidnlsh. VA. sass
unYv cTolYr ssn GRAND RiVER Az
|lUIkI SlhlkL THG BIVp. ~. 7.sss'
os,s ssuiIns TODAY frsm 10 a. Untii ~
"a " - eruafuisk csntssHial Alleys. fH'
[ ln,bustlont b. Ruth Jshnstsn- Bar heu Opsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

"IN THERE"-BaIl was n good
pocket hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

HIGH 10 AND 3O-WeStern fOI
high game and high three-gam'
total. Also High 30 and $50
means high team game aud total
Refers ta frames In game.
INSIDE STUFF-Sam o.
bench work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

HIT EN- RIGHT-A cat cal
when "A mans ball fails to carry
one pin on n good hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
'LAYDIUM 1917 , ss. s ss.s
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.

prnrnpn DIR 22isO GRAND RIVER
nLUI UNI nLu' re. eSs6
Omen Bovine AL DAY Saturday.. sundays.
"a NJ Until cioslns. 10 strssmIinss Alters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

RIVIERA RE- SSa1 GRAND slyER ave.
nlViCnH HLus NO. 1857
opsn Alleys AL DAY Saturdays snd Sundays
FROM 10 a. N. Untll Closing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

RITTER REC. ''''' 'As a.. r Sac CHALMERS
Open BowIins All Day Saturdays and Sundays
Cocktail BAR. NoVaehord Music Mighty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
STANDINGS

SUNDAY MATCHES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

KICK OFF-EHective delivery
of a good ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

STATE FAIR '''Us ~ sso'. p.1 s no. s
open Alleys. EVENINGS. $50. An DAY ssturosys.
sundays Free Instruction, Weekday Afternoons.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Citizens Of Woodmoor
Plan MEETING Toniqht

Discussion of the trash and gar
bage collection to be inaugurated
in the eastern suburban area of
Montgomery County October l and
efforts to hasten the completion of
the new -Four Corners (Md.J School
addition will feature a meeting of
the Woodmoor Citizens Association
at 8 o'clock tonight at the -Four
Corners Methodist Church.
Victor Richter, president, said
many residents of Woodmoor oppose
an increase in the charge for refuse
collection when the Sanitary Com
mission takes over. No Official an
nouncement has been made as to
the charge, but officials have an
nounced the rate will not exceed
s1.50 a month. The fee of private
firms, Mr.. Richter pointed out, is
now SIPS month.
kindergarten classes of the -Four
Corners School are being conducted
in the church until the school is
completed. Other classes are or
part-time schedule.
Steps will be taken by the asso-
citation. Mr.. Richter said, to investi.
gate the delay of completion Of the
school.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Committee Is Named
To Spur Tin Drive
In Prince Georges

Appointment of a 37-man COM
mittee to supervise collection of tin
cans throughout Prince Georges
County, beginning September 20 and
continuing on the last ednesday
Of each month, was announced
today by Mrs. Ruth Keane, in
charge of the Volunteer Service
Committee of the County Civilian
Defense Council.
Those participating were urged to
place their tin cans on the street in
front of their homes before am. on
the collection day..
All cans should be washed thor
oughly, fattened. labels removed
and the ends cut off. Evaporated
milk cans are particularly needed.
In rural areas, special containers
will be placed at central locations
where residents can deposit their
tin cans. The 81 persons in charge
of the collection in the various areas
OF the county are:
Mayor Sandy Baker, North Brent
wood; Nelson F. Billingsley, Brandy
wine; Mayor Harry A. L. Barker,
Riverdale; Mayor Earle Bourne,
University Park; James A. Camp
bell, Fairmont Heights, Huntsville,
Deanwood Park, Jefferson Heights
and Cedar Heights.
Commissioner c. Cobb, Bladens-
burg, who also will have charge of
the collection in Decatur Heights
and North Decatur Heights; Mayor
James A. Cousins. Glen Arden;
Mayor Alfred Dom, Capitol
Heights; Commissioner Gustav Ed
feldt, District Heights.
Frank M. Ewing, jr., College
Park; Mayor John Raymond
Fletcher, Cheverly, who also will
direct the drive in Tuxedo and
North Englewood; C. D. Glascock,
Mount Rainier; Mayor E. Murray
Cover, Hyattsville; Cora C. Griffin,
Melwood; Earle Sheriff, Kent.
Commissioner G. H. Stein, Berwyn
Heights; T. Washington Sweeney,
Nottingham; George E. Wilson, Pts
Getaway; Robert L. Hall, jr., Marl-
boro; Mrs. Gale Harrison, Queen
Anne; Aaron Horwitz, Bowie; Har-
old R. Manning, Edmonston; War;
rem C. McVey, Brentwood; T. Van
Moreland, Seat Pleasant; Mrs. E.
Duke Naylor, Aquasco; T. Allen
Penn, jr., Surrattsville.
Earl Hood, Lanham c. A. Phelps,
Oxon Hill; Harry w. Rhodes,
Greenbelt; S. F. Richards, Berwyn,
Hollywood and Daniels Park; Leon
Robinson, Lakeland; Thomas F.
Rosewag, Vansville; Frederick H.
Scott, Rogers Heights; George
Shepp, Green Meadows, Brookside
Manor, Castle Manor, Queens Chap
ell Manor, Avondale and Hampshire
Knolls; Edward F. Tolson, Laurel;
Mayor John T. Torvestad, Colmar
Manor, and r. A. Donley, Cottage
CITY
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Campaign for Paper
Opened in ARLINGTON

Leo Lloyd. Salvage Committee
chairman for Arlington County
today announced the opening of
a new campaign to salvage all types
of paper, vitally needed in the wal
effort.
With the cooperation of school,
authorities, program of collection
OF newspapers by school children
will begin Immediately Mr.. Lloyd
said. The paper will be sold by the
schools and the money put into
school funds.
Brown wrapping paper, any type
OF manila paper and old cartons are
among items most needed, it was
said.
Mrs. Beulah S. Goss, who has
headed hosiery salvage collection for
over a year, said the program would
end September 80. Virginia women
have contributed 1886 pounds OF
silk and nylon.
Collection depots in the county
will be maintained until the closing
date in an effort to get all salvage
material, Mrs. Goss said.
Mr.. Lloyd reported that metal
salvage totals show that more than
rs tons of tin cans have been col
lected from February through July
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Hearing Date Set
For Lawyers Protest
On Practice Ru|inq
+ Six-Mon Committee
To Meet Montgomery
Judges September ~

+ A six-man committee of lawyers,
headed by j. sHaxsy Qeich, Will,nfeet
with the four Judges of the sixth
Maryland judicial circuit on Sep
tember % to seek relaxation of a
ruling restricting practice before
the Montgomery County Circuit
Court.
The meeting will be held at the
Montgomery County courthouse at
Rockville. The four judges of the
circuit, which comprises Montgom-
cry and Frederick Counties, are
Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplane
and Associate Judges Charles w.
Woodward, Stedman Prescott and
Patrick NJ Schnauffer. judges
Woodward and Prescott are the
Montgomery County members of
the circuit.
Those serving on the committee
in addition to Mr.. WEIGH are Roger
j. Whiteford, H. Winship Wheatley,
E. Barrett Prettyman, Arthur j.
Hilland and Frederick Stohlman.
Effective October l.
The ruling, effective October /,
provides that all court actions, ex-
cept those brought by the plaintiffs
themselves, shall be conducted by
enrolled members of the Mont
gomery Circuit Court bar.
Under the ruling, members in good
standing of the Maryland Court of
Appeals, who regularly maintain
bona flde Offices in Montgomery
County, and who spend a reason
able amount of time in such Offices
Shall be eligible to become members
OF the Circuit Court bar on making
application in writing on forms pro-
vided by the Circuit Court clerk.
Any nonmember may practice be-
fore the court provided he is asso-
ciated with an enrolled member in
the institution and trial of any ac-
ton or proceedings.
Charge Virtual Disbarmsnt
The committee was authorized at
a protest meeting September of
approximately 40 Montgomery and
Prince Georges lawyers Those at
tending the gathering charged that
the ruling would result in the virtual
disbarment of lawyers who live in
Montgomery County but maintain
Offices in the District.
Several of the attorneys also con-
tended that the validity of the rul-
ing is doubtful, in that it conflicts
with the general law which. en-
powers lawyers who have been H.
censed to practice in Maryland to
practice anywhere in the State.
Mr.. Welch said that if the judges
refuse to relax or modify the ruling
the matter will be taken up at an
other meeting of lawyers.
Evening star., 1943-09-20

Mrs. Taylor and her boys first
learned of Gen. Taylor's Rome visit
from newspaper accounts in their
home at 1920 North Columbus street,
Arlington.
Mrs. Taylor said that her hus-
band, who taught languages at West
Point for five years, had picked up
the necessary Italian for his mis-
sion through the instructions of an
italian naval officer, held prisoner
by the Allies. e.
Aptitude for Languages.
An aptitude for Languages is a
family trait, Mrs. Taylor pointed out.
The five years we were in Toxic
with Gen. Taylor, who was then
military aide to the embassy,
Tommy had to be sent to a mission
ary kindergarten to learn English
so his American grandmothers
could understand him." she said.
Jack, she added, at 9 years of age,
spoke such fluent Japanese that his
American teachers took him into the
native sections OF the city to work
out particularly knotty translation
problems. 4
They returned from Toxic to the
Army War College. Gen. Taylor
went to Fort Sam Houston for a
few months and then returned here
and was assigned to the Office Of
Gen. Marshall. He went overseas
last March.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Alexandra Reported
Facing Coal Shortage
In Near Future

Alexandrians with coal = heated
homes were warned to expect some
inconvenience If cold weather strikes
between now and Thanksgiving I'M
less their coal bins already are full.
/ Alexandria fuel dealers said there
Is almost no, anthracite stove, egg,
nut or pea coal in their yards, and
little prospect of getting any for
the next two months.
An additional demand has been
created by Government shortage
warnings, and the supply is less than
80 per cent of what it was last year,
|, dealers said. .5.
One dealer has over 400 tons on
order from customers in and 3 ton
lots, and no chance of filling the
orders before next month.
Shippers who have supplied Alex
andria dealers say their supply has
been diverted to the Great Lakes,
since that region must get it's win
ter's supply of coal in before the
lakes freeze
Coal dealers anticipate frantic
calls from customers whose homes
are unheated, coupled with tales of
sick children and severe hardships,
but there is nothing they can do
about it.
Their only advice to customers,
other than trying other companies,
is to contact members of Congress
to see if anything can be done about
getting coal into this area.
Fuel oil dealers, however, in con-
trast to last year, have plenty of
fuel oil. In some cases they said
they could get more oil than their
storage tanks will hold, and are
only waiting for their customers to
order their initial supply.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Montgomery Prepares
10 List New Voters

A supplemental board OF registry
will Sit at the Bethesda County
Building from Z to 10 pm. today
through Friday, September ~ to
November 9, to enable new residents
to declare their intentions to become
citizens of Maryland and to register
as voters.
The board will be at the county
building one Saturday evening, No
vember 6, the final date of registra-
tion.
The same schedule will be carried
out at the Silver Spring County
Building. Rowing boards will take
care of declarations and registra-
tions throughout other parts of the
county. Dates will be announced
later.