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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

NNElF,N an assistant director
" sends out call for Barnacle
w Bill he's not trying 10 get in
touch with the popular song char
-4--nE-4f-t l4--t- ttt4-r-r-, trr-t WITH n flesh
and blood man named rill Tolcn.
BID comes by his alias honestly, how.
eyer for thc odd Job that provides him
with bread and but,cr is thc making Of
bunaclcs for the movies
BIZ creates all kinds Of thc tiny she'll
fish so well that ne does little else
There are actually said to be- only -
kinds Of hamacles in Mother Natures
who's Who but when one Of them
breaks into the movies II is sometimes
necessary 20 create sub-varictics, and
that is where Bill COMES hr|
According 10 the demands Of his
bosses the movie directo,s and set de-
signcrs, BiIl can turn out amy Of the
known and unknown kinds I'm these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

\k'KNOW, Lance I'm getting kind of worried about
old Mrs Fits" remarked Nose Grady the keeper Of
floating gasoline and provision store, mOored In
the Eel River Shark Key, Florida few weeks ago.
Why" asked Lance H4fffiela fisherman. Who had
stopped gasoline and groceries, he hacked the top
off of peaches and speared Of the yellow globes
with his knlfe-
well she's been buying groceries from for long
time and been noticing that her orders for human stuff
have been getting scaner and scanterbut she's buying
of that animal canned food get special for her.
The fisherman laughed
$50 what, Nose? Guess the old lady take of
Side her almighty fondness dogs
noticed that she wasn't pretty smart old girl"
sposc you're right, Lance" agreed the storekeeper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
: Makes Rubber BdrndC|eS :
That Would Fool FatherNeptune

and if anyone thinks that there aren't
thousands of fans who can tell the real
thing and who waste no time in writ
ing indignant letters o-the-P producers
such an optmst should look through
the studio mail
In addition 10 standing close-ups,
these barnaclcs had to come into-close
contact with the bare skin of the lead.
ing actress
The script called for the barnacles 20
be Of the sharp and scratchy kind yet
not sufficiently so 10 inhict any cuts on
the skin Of the player.
So, after careful consideration, Bill
made these particular barnacles Of rub
her, just stiff enough TO look realistic
and just soft enough not to break the
lady's skin. Apparently his idea was
good one. for, TO date, there have been
no complaints, either from the lady
involved or the Sbarp-cvcd fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

FORMS recent aged iuossv salt-encrusted clean
waterproof not hard and durable "brealaway" The
number Of Combinations Rrs repertoire is practically
lIuttlcss
one of his most interesting assignments preparing
Tho sharp-shced creatures pier the film
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

n little doubtfully.
But Grady con-
tinued to worry
because he had a
sincere regard for
the eccentric old
lady who liv g d
miles from her
n Gig b bors and
found her greatest
c ISOLATION in
scores of dogs and
cats W h &c h she
cared for with real
devotion.
When it first be-
came difficult TO
get C anne d pet
food, Grady h a d
suggested that she
feed her animals
on the dry variety
or fish which nat
urally are plentiful
enough on Shark
Key.
B Ut S h e h a d
bristled at the sua-
gestion a n q g X.
planned that most
of her pets had
been raised from
puppyhood and kit
tenhood on special
foods. III fact, never
had eaten anything
else and undoubt-
cdly would not at
this late date.
Now war ration
ing had made her
problem more diff
cult. Many manu-
facturers of food
for cats and dogs
had come out with
the d q h v d ra ted
Kind. equally good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

of Bill Toens marine masterpieces are made OF
plaster of Paris. though are of paper-mache and
others the real Mccoy But corrupt Bill by
inducing him TO West Coast barnaclcs boat pier
pling that's supposed 10 he East Coast Maybe
could tell the difference but Bill has his professional
pride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

10 dN 4 ul Oh n. hAAN
seems a shame"
Il think she's
just plain crazy"
said Minta.
PROFESSIONALLY, a
large part of the
n ei g h b or hoods
scanty population
would have agreed
with A min I a
Grady. But they all
admitted that Mrs.
Fits only form Of
Greatness" seemed
to be a love for
her pets.
There wasn't any
pet food in the
next s hip IN IN I
from the whole
salers and when
Mrs. Fits arrived
with her or d e r
Grady sold her
what he c allie
I'll u m a n" caVned
foods entirely.
When the time
came for the old
lady's next appear
ance at Gradys
store she did not
arrive. He thought
little OF il for sew
eral days, presum-
ing that some do
m c tic difficulty
had prevented her
from making the
trip. However, af-
ter ten days, he
feared that some
thing was seriously
wrong With Lance
Duffield. the fisher.
man, he decided to
visit her place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

March ~. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

ly American werNy Grs,, R,ehis Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
TIMES SKATE SUMMARIES

: intermediate girls 49, Points: Florence
Wroua and Lorraine Sable 80 each Mil
dred Scott 10.
Mile-won by Florence wrons; Lorrain,
Sable, second; Mildred Scott. third. Time
3.3s.
go yards-won nv Lorraine sabbe
Florence wrons, sscond; Mildred Scott
third. Time, asa.
/ intermediate boys-Points: stan Carr
Howard Allison and jim koins tied foi
first 80 each. Louis seferlein. 20. Tom
Miles. 10.
$50 yards-won by Koinis: Louis Setter
lein. second; Howard Allison, third Time
1879.
22o yards-won by stan Carr: Howard
Allison, second; Tom Miles. third. Time
Midget glrIs-Points: Eleanor Janyszew.
ski. so. Pat Huseman. 40 Joyce Lspalla
and Gloria Narvis 10 each.
/ 100 yards-won by Eleanor Janyszewskii
/ Pat Huseman, second; Joyce Lapslls, third.
geo yards-won by Eleanor Janyszew.
ski; Pat Huseman, second; Gloria Narvia.
senior Mems Class Points; Johr
( Ted oldenkamp and Wallace Hayden. &c
each; Walter omeienchuk and Leo Swan
22o yards-won BY Kenealy; oldsnksmp.
second Swantek, third Time PA
! $50 yards-Won by Gesquere; HAYDEN,
} second omelenchuk. third. Time. :3l.s.
ONLY one championship was held in each
OF the following classes a. listed.
Junior Boys mile-Wou by Mike Da
terro; Don Lapalla, second; Ken Mundie
third Time. 20
| Junior girls 200 yards-Won by MARY
Place; Mary Mo Meyer second Betty
Johnson, third Time. 2s.
/ Juvenile girls. 22O yards Won by joyce
IWarpen sally Ann Meyer second Dolores
Nicholson. third. Time - -,
Juvenile boys, 22o Yards Won by Russei
Hunt; Larry Wssik, second. I'd Chyz
third. Time :2f5
Cradle class girls 200 yards-Won by
Irene Lamb Shirley HusemAn. second
Lorraine Nolman. third Time, '46.3.
Cradle class boys 100 yards-Won y,
Dick Roberts: Bobby Johnson, second; Bot
Feskorn. third. Time. ne.
OPEN EVENTS
Novice schoolboys. 100 yards-Won ~
Ed Chyz Robert Prophn, second: Bot
Huber third. Time 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
I0-letter Man

when n lad finishes his pre-
flight training. he Is really the
equivalent Of n 10-letter man.
Even IL he never got closer 10
contact sports than an easy
chair at the radio when he was
n civilian. he becomes real
competitor before he completes
his work at the prefiight school.
Football, soccer, baseball.
basketball, boxing. wrestling,
swimming, jujutsu - those are
the sort Of sports in which he
must acquire n degree of skill.
PFsaIght schools produce versa
tile athletes on n mass prOduc-
ton basis--and they're the
finest athletes you ever saw"
AS an instance of the man
ner in which file clerks and
typists become athletes in the
intensive three-month pref1ight
course, Commander Kipke men
toned the swimming require
mentS. Every one realizes that
swimming, in addition 10 being
fine exercise. is valuable
ability 20 have on occasion.
Every one decides vaguely that
he'll learn how 10 swim some
day. At The preflight school
they do something about IL.
They learn to swim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Check Courses
For Airfie|ds

At the instigation of Mai. Ray
Baker, commander of the Mich.
gan wing of the Civil Air Patrol
a checkup is being made of al
possible emergency landing place!
throughout the state. Strips alonl
highways as well as golf course
fairways will be listed.
Terrain thus listed. It is ex
planned, would be made availabl,
as emergency landing places IF j
ever becomes necessary TO &c
planes away from attacked air
ports"
Cooperation of the District Col
Association is promised. The mum
Der of east-west and north-soutf
'fairways Of 400 yards and longer
without traps and trees will bt
checked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
CYO Cage Schedule
(For This Sunday)

NATIVITY
Nativity VS.. st. Elizabeth. D. MI
Nativity VS.. 81. Margaret Mary, p. m.
Nativity VS.. 81. Philip Eeri, p. m. So.
Vincent vs.. St. Ambrose, 4 D. m.
ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY CENTER
Holy Name VS.. 81. Catherine. p. MI
81. Margaret Mary VS.. Queen OF Apostles,
p. M; Holy Name vs.. Queen OF Apostles,
D. m; San Francesca VS.. st. Philip Neri,
4 p. m; ST. Juliana vs.. ST. Philip Nert,
p. m; st. Florian VS.. ST. Margaret
Mary p. m. ST. Bernard We. st. Ambrose.
p. m; st. Anthony VS.. ST. Catherine.
p. m.
HOLY ROSARY GYM
Holy Rosary VS.. ST. Josaphat p m (.
St Paul vs.. 81. Gregory. p. m 81.
Augustine VS. Resurrection. 4 y. m: 81.
Edward W.. o. l.. Of Sorrow, 5 D. m. (;
o. l.. Of Sorrows vs.. Blessed Sacrament.
p. m; st. Agnes mo. ~ vs.. Holy Rosary,
2 p. m; San Francesca VS.. Holy Rosary,
8 p. m.
ST. VINCENT GYM
81 Vincent VS.. All Saints, ,. m; So.
Gabriel vs.. ST. Josaphat, 7 p. m; OIL. Of
Mt. Carmel vs.. 81. John Cantius (Vo. -,
p. m. -
HOLY ROSARY GYM
81 Alphonsus VS.. 81. Anne, 4 .. q. I;
ST. Alphonsus vs.. O. l.. OF GuadalupA.
p. m; Holy Redeemer VS.. 81. Leo. .. n
ST. CECILIA GYM
Christ the King VS.. 81. John Cantius CNo.
-, p. IN. st. Cecilia vs.. st. Luke, Q .. m.
ST. GREGORY GYM
santa Maria vs.. ST. Agnes (No. ~.
p. m: ST. Gregory VS.. o. L. Of Guadalupe,
p. m. 81. Gregory vs.. Epiphany. Q p, m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Fortmdnn Will
Coach al Pitt.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 80 TIP
DR.. Daniel J. Fortmann. all-league
guard for the last five years with
the Chicago Bears. today accepted
position on the reorganized Uni
versity OF Pittsburgh football
coaching staff.
Fortmann, who has played with
the Bears since his graduation
from Colgate in 1886, will come
here Immediately to assist Clark
ShaughnesSy, newly appointed Pitt
head coach.
Fortmann, who gained med
ical degree at University Of Chi
cago and formerly was an inferno
at Ford Hospital, Detroit. will
serve as a resident physician at
Presbyterian Hospital here in ad-
dition 10 his coaching duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
JUNIOR BOYS GET AWAY IN 22oYARD
Catholic Prep
Teams Unbedten

Only five of the 43 Catholic High
School League basketball teams
remain unbeaten as the first round
is completed this week with q
league contests and five non-league
engagements.
One Of the leaders. ST Stanis-
lauS, meets ST. Rose Tuesday night
in an east side second division
contest. Other teams with per.
feet records are Redeemer, west
first; ST. Frederick. west, second
81. Josaphat east, third; Mt. Car
mel, west. third.
The complete schedule:
SUNDAY
s., theresa vs.. ST. Mays u Redford
EST. Joseph W. 81. Benedict.
TUESDAY
knnuncistion VS.. 81. Martin.
81. Bernard vs.. ST. Philip.
81. Charles vs.. 81. Pa0i
81. Rose w. 81. Etanislsus.
81. RITA vs.. 81. Francis de sales.
Rosary We. All Saints
Visitation VS. ST. Catherine
80 Theresa VS.. St Anthony.
est. Agnes VI. 81. Vincent
FRIDAY
81. Theresa vs.. ST. 80.
ST. Benedict vs.. ST. Ladislaus.
St Ambrose W.. ST. Joseph.
Visitation W. ST. Gregory.
81. Catherine Vs. De la Sale.
ST. Charles VS.. ST. Bernard.
ST StanisAus vs. Annunciauon.
81. Rose vs.. st. Martin.
ST. Paul vs.. 81. Philip.
ST Mary NJ. G. vs.. 81. Frederick
st Francis de Sales Va. 81; Mar p o
Mt. Carmel VS. St. Casimr.
81. Francis Xavier vs. All Saints.
ST Vincent vs. ST. Patrick
Swsrtesi Heart vs. 81 Thomas.
s. JosaphAt vs. Rosary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Jim Councilman Gets Offers
For a Political Career

George Preston Marshall wants
the National Professional Foot
ball League to hire Jimmy Con-
zelman. the eminent lecturer.
coach, musician, etc, as good
viii ambassador.
Marshall contends that Con-
zelman will be worth his weight
in gold as drum beaten and
windjammer for the post gradu-
ate circuit.
But the league would do well
Ia sign Mr.. Councilman immedi-
ately if they plan any such
move. He may be drafted into
politics.
Sir James made a speech In
Washington recently and il went
over so big that several OF the
better known political leaders
Immediately sought him out and
suggested that he seriously con-
slider running for congressman
from his st. Louis district.
There II a lot OF ham In me-"
Councilman was telling us a
couple of nights ago. I've
always dreamed of having some
body make fuss over me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Practical Lessons

In order to meet the require
ments Of the prefiight school a
man must be able 10 swim so
yards under water and 90 keep
afloat for a half hour. Dozens
Of youngsters who have never
swan a stroke before they
joined the Navy Air Cadets, are
meeting these rigid requirements
every month. The same is true
of football, baseball and other
sports.
In the preflight schools, the
boys play TO win. Their games
are rough, deadly serious con-
tests. But the big idea isn't to
produce exceptional boxers or
basketball players. All that the
directors Of the program are in
tereSted chiefly in is developing
the future flier's physical pow
ers and mental alertnesS to the
highest degree. The lads at pre-
flight schools become all-around
a m ateur athletes in the real
meaning of the word.
I'VE don't have anybody ex-
cept athletes flying with the
navy" deserves Commander
Kipke. THE same Is true. In
varying degrees, of every branch
Of the services. We shouldn't
talk about the spot our athletes
are filling in the armed services.
Our athletes are the armed
forces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

for a naval aviation cadets
uniform.
81 think, however, that we
J miss the point when we say that
n certain percentage of the men
flying the warplanes Of the
United States Navy are athletes.
In naval aviation, every man IL
an athlete. No matter how little
he went in for sports before he
enlisted, he quickly becomes a
real athlete when he goes into
active duty.
HE has 10 be an athlete to
win his Wings OF Gold, for the
Navy realizes that only an ath-
lete possesses the physical
stamina and the razOr-sharp re-
flexes that are so essential In
combat flying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Mer|o Captures
HdndbdH Title

Husky Paul Merlo Of Adams
YMCA is the new city AAU hand
ball champion. He powered his
way to a 21-13, 21-6 victory over
Armand Duhart of the Knights Of
Columbus in Saturdays final on
the X. of c. courts. ,..
Merlo was runnerup TO AlZerbo
also of Adams YMCA. the last two
years. Zerbo is in the army.
In the playoff for third, Leonard
Meldman defeated Cal Holm, 21-13
21-19.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
The Greater Game
BAER BROTHERS
POPULAR AT CAMP
By EDGAR HAYES

Cpl. Albert p. Willis, former
mascot of the Tigers, has been Sc
lected to attend engiseers' officer
candidate school at Fort Belvoir.
Virginia On completion of his
course he will be commissioned a
second lieutenant.
Mrs. Mary Reilly, daughter OF
Connie Mack is a WAC recruit
at Daytona Beach :. She for
merly was a social service worker
at Temple School of Medicine.
William Clemensen, pitcher for
the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been
promoted to sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-olds x mile:
Favor (Young) 100 $40 800
Zac's Gal (Basham) $40 400
Greenock Image (RienZD $50
Time IA 2-5, off 1881.
Fatal Hour. Forevic Poojo Sweet Praise
Blue Devil, Tower Pet and Hydste also ran.
SECOND RACES ear-olds, Y mile:
Golf Widow (Nodarse) $50 $50 $40
Good Daughter (McCadden) 1850 $40
Mugs Game (Brooks) 1890
Bcwsprit. Valdina Rex. Msrceila X.
Beth b, Dogged, Alhakit and Blonde
Jayne also ran.
THIRD RAcE-4-year-olds and up, IA
miles.
Piucky Muffin CPens) 72O 100 800
Ysnuie Sid Barber $50 800
Whistiug Dick tRienzl 90
Time 2;07 As. of 4 So
ArmOr Bearer, Bronte II, Erin Ksar and
Befrothed also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-ysar-olds u mile;
Rail Hawk (Zufelt) 80 90 $40 5. so
Air Supremacy (HaM) $40 $50
Alger (Higley) 5. so
Time % is, on s;osM.
Militsr. Cab Sir. Money Muss. 'Westy
Rambler. Diderod. Knights Armor. 'solid
Sender. Little Steve and Historian also
ran.
'Field.
FIFTH RACE--3-year-oids, mile and 70
yards;
Pops Pick (Adams 40 74O 22o
Reaping Glory fGuerin) $50 2t0
Hickory Head CClingmanl 2.40
Time 1:43 As, off 5:36h
Roziante, Okabena, Bright Remark and
Rock Cali also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and Up. lis
miles:
Requested (Haas) $40 $50 720
b-Staretor (Craig) $50 2.4O
Red Moon (Madden) so
Time 1:45 3-5. off 6:0Sh
Columbus Day, Tragic Ending. b-Cop-
perman and Louisville II also ran.
b-H. S. Nesbitt entry.
SEVENTH RAcE--4-year-olds and UP.
iiiS mites
Little Slam (Pascuma) 500 $40 24o
lSweepstaker tSkelly) $50 90
He Man (White) 400
Time 50 3-5. Off 6:37i5
AfChanistan His Highness. Hillblond,
Azimuth and Praiseworthy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 4-year-olds and Up.
Il 1.16 miles
Bull whip twhitingl $50 400 500
Bouncing (ClngmanD 500 $40
Honey Boat (Pena) $40
Time I Al as. OF 7:09lf
Lightsome. Sea General. Alphabow. Cisco
Miss, season CAL. Show House 'Onig.
my Crest and Memphis Lad also ran.
'Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
SILVER SKATES
fnNE-NnE HEAIsn

First hsat-Won by Jim Thomson Lee
swantek. second: Wallace Hayden third
Roy PalazolA, fourth. Time Sis.
Second heat-won by John Hebert (Es
eaaass4-i Gordon Hetu, srcoud MIKE 'pat
tero. third. Ted Ray (saginaw) fourth
Time 3:13p.
Third beat -- Won nv Henry Gesquiere
Jim Koinis (Saginsw) second, STANLEY
Carr. third: Bob Snyder, fourth. Time
1888
Fourth heat-Won nv Al Rmmer; Wal
ter Omelenehuk second Ted Maydel
third tonly three places taken). Tim,
3.4ie.
Fifth heat-Won by Tom Saunders: Bert
Trudeau. second Fred Dupke, third. Ted
Oidenkamp fourth. Time 3:4T.3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
RoHin Around
Roltin Around
CIRCLE WALTZ FINALS
FEB. I8 AT EASTWOOD
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

The circle waltz contest running
each Thursday night al Eastwood
Park has two weeks 10 90 before
the big finals February Is.
Here are four more couples TO
gain the last round. They are
Grace Hewett and Tony Cusmano;
James Fotien and Margie Cooney;
Rose Skunk and Bob Weiutte;
Marge Mcdonald and Tony Rosie
The girls Lincoln Athletic As
ISOLATION OF Van Dyke held skat-
ing party here Thursday night. In
charge OF the party were Peggy
Reid, president of the association,
and Barbara Ehkardt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Horses Saved From Blaze

SAN MATEO, Cal, Jan. 30
(UP).-Fire destroyed the main
barn at Bay Meadows race track
today, endangering 40 thorough
bred horses. valued at about $50
900. The animals were led 10
safety by stable boys and civilian
defense volunteers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Speed Work

There's probably no more en-
thusiastic group of roller skaters
than the speed skaters. They're
usually given the most unearthly
hours in which to practice. Arena
Gardens group has from z TO 9
each Sunday morning and believe
il or not, the boys and girls are
waiting for the doors TO open at
what seems 10 us like the middle
of the night.
For at least two months now
Arena has had special sessions
exclusively for war workers on
Fridays from 9 in the morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

Pvt. John J. KryszkiswicZ of
-2fo4 Euclid in Detroit writes from
Camp Tanforan, San Bruno, Cal,
that among his buddies are the
two Baer brothers, Max and
Buddy They'll be physical
instructors when their basic train
ing is completed they're very
popular with the other men,"
Bob Calihan. who at University
lof Detroit ranked with the best
cagers in the Titans' history. is
now an ensign in the navy sta
toned at New London He
plays on the Electric Boat Diesel
team and is leading scorer with ar
average of 20 points per game.
Ed Hirsch, captain-elect of the
Northwestern University team
will be in the service before the
new football season rolls around
Others from the Wildcats
who will be called in the next
few weeks are Johnny Winter
halfback, and Vino DiFrancesca
tackle From Michigan will
go Don Boor, Bob Chappuis, Walt
Freebooter, Jack Karwalis, Elmer
Madar, Angelo Trogran, Bon Va.
nier and Cliff Wise from football;
Capt. Manley johnson of the
wrestlers; backstroker Ted Hor'
lenko Of the swimming team and
Ross Hume, track prospect.
$500 Cagers
More than 1900 bluejacketS al
the United States Naval Air Sta.
ton at Corpus Christi are playing
basketball Games go day anC
night on portable floors put w
outdoors or in hangers A corp:
of referees. scorekeepers and off
GERS are needed 10 keep the league:
running.
More than half the bombardiel
cadets at San Angelo, Texas, ar,
former high school or college ath
lletes The officers claim Their
sport training is an important as
set in training them for war work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
GOLD SKATES
fUATF-MIIT UTATsl

First heat-won by Florence Wrona
Never, third, Joyce Angott, fourth Time
1:l2.
Second hsat-Won nv Margaret Cook
Mary Locke. second; Mary Koinis. third
Jenny Romatowskt fourth. Time J 57.2
Third heat 90 Won ny Shirley Owens
CFlnt; Mary 10 Meyer. second; Betty
Johnson. third. Josephine Ondrisko. fourth.
Time IS.
Mary Place, second Joyce Warpeil. third
Lois Vosberg tPontiacD fourth. Time 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

until noon. They're becoming more
popular by the week.
Dale Perry of the Palmar Rink
in Lansing and Eddie Godfrey OF
the Flint Rollerdrome were guests
during the past week at Arcadia
Just making exchange calls with
Orville Godfrey. owner of Arcadia
Records Broken
Leo Peters and Ed Hickey have
taken over the private lessons
during the day time at this rink
George Brett handles the evening
classes on Monday and Wednes.
day.
Two attendance records were
broken at Lincoln Rink last Sun
day. They had the largest matinee
and topped it with the largest
evenings session. Various schools
in the neighborhood of this rink
have kept the help busy with
special parties every afternoon for
two weeks. Already three are
booked for next week. One will be
for the Rollerettes, girls club OF
Lincoln High, which will meet
Thursday afternoon.
Here's a change in the classes
at jefferson Beach Rollercade
They are now set for Saturday
and Sunday evenings from 7:30 10
S:l5 under the direction OF Robert
Stanton. They re free.