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Evening star., 1943-01-12

We don't know who you were.
But the night you went on duty marked the end of
the world, as most Americans had always known it.
You were symbol of the realization that oceans
are merely hours across by air. You were an ad.
mission that the barriers of land and had been
lifted You were our first bow to the new global
Evening star., 1943-01-12

in history to span Siberia and cut across the Cobb
Desert and Mongolia, the first to Ay from China to
the us. via Alaska. The 81 ,00Ome route blazed by
this Lberator will probably become Of the regu
lar skyways of postwar aerial travel and commerce.
Ford and North Aneriean <,r Hi~ building tie CoApi-
dafed- designed B-24 Libe,s,sr Similarly IL CesSdl,
Boeag 4nd Tiekes ~,s 5siaay tie Ce@slaaAd C<t<l.s
p~t,pI bomber,
Evening star., 1943-01-12

Turning evt 9roGs namboss ef long 9-san1o boMbess
IKE HE ubersfer. b censs&dsssd's msler wsr.
fine 1ob. ovf wo 0ro NOT dolnO Shls tob seNOlo-
sssrs, n assny psFss es siss y. s., Grs wesltino
rssad sise dock - psevi6s mry - sise nssesisls
and parss Tor Iris oianf bembee.
Evening star., 1943-01-12
QUICK FACTS FOR
AIR.MlNDED READERS

In 1929, Consolidated was already building Amer
iea's biggest planes. The company is 20 years old
this year.
Today censolidafed Is building HE ia ubsrsfes.
(l-snsins, Ions-rsnss, Iand-based bombss)-PB2Y
Coronado petrol bomber. (4-ensne lons-Faneo
flying boes)-PBy cafana petrol bomber. Twin
mosersdI long-ronss flying boas3-shs c-37 Ljber.
sser Transport. (eargoplns vsssen ef sbs Lbsrs'os
bombos).
Evening star., 1943-01-12

peace that last With this new conception Of
global geography you the world it is-a clus.
tering of nations whose nearness makes them in.
ter-dependent and interrelated.
Without this new conception you are looking
at world that used to be-a world where nations
lived in the safety of remoteness protected by dis.
tances that no longer exist and that have been
narrowed to mill ponds.
Misunderstanding alone isn't enough. 1.-THE global
community is to live together in freedom and en-.
during peace after the war; the nations which deeply
believe in freedom and peace must possess air
supremacy.
To bring this supremacy about, first in war and
then in peace is the aim Of the tens of thousands of
men and women who make up Americas aircraft
industry.
consoIidatsd Aircraft Cooperation
Son Diego, California Fort WORTH Tsxas
Member, Aircraft War Production Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
CY0Pin Tourney
Starts Sunday

Seventy-two fves are scheduled
on the opening card OF the SIN
teenth annual CYO bowling tour
nament at the Recreation Building
this Sunday with John Flannery
IS, rolling the first ball At 23O
p. m.
Defending champions are st
Joseph parish OF Pontiac, 2s42
Joseph Kisch and Earl LaFsive oi
St Catherine in the doubles, John
Stabnick OF Gesu in the singles
and Vincent Joyce OF the Detroit
Council, X. OF C.. in the all-eventS.
Assisting in the opening cere.
monies will be Rev FIR. Harold
Marley. CYO spiritual director;
Frank Mitzel, secretary OF the De-
troit Bowling Association; w. A
Msrburtun, tournament president
and Ray Pfau, one OF the founders
OF the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Fife and Aircraft
Teams Up Next

There will he no let-up TO De-
troit's attack on the leaders I'm
the fortieth annual state bowling
tournament at the Recreation in
Port Huron. Fifteen more regular
teams are to have their innings
next Saturday and when they get
through a number OF changes may
be made in the standings.
Most prominent of these are
George Holmes Fife and Len
Dettloff's Aircraft of The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic and Her
bert Mertens Mineralte Recruits,
whose showing in the Central
States tourney here in December
was one of the surprises OF the
event.
Members Of * other fves, in
GLIDING 10 from the Metropolitan
All-Star Classic, are slated TO do
Detroit's biggest firing in the
matinee events this Sunday.
Rudy Barrie, basketball star Of
West Virginia University, is coach
ing the Mountaineers this year, al
the age of 2S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Mt. Elliott May Hand
Rainbow Surprise

Swatting leaders when II will do
the most good for the leaders
rivals. Jack Gardeners rapidly
rising KoppitZ encounters WEIGH.
Ray Turner's ProgreSsives now
out OF the scramble for FIRST face
the still danger Chene-
Tromblys.
Standard forced 10 win prac-
tically every game TO beat out
Mel Doris RainbowS, does not
have TOO easy a road against Art
Watson's Palmer Parks, George
Murray encounter Martins.
Sam Barenett, Southeastern,
who has participated in So games
TO Don BrichtaS 66 for Standard,
is now leading Brichta in the av-
erages. 1861 TO 1872. Sylvester
Thiel. Chene-Trombly. crowds the
leaders with 194,9. Jack Stahl OF
Standard has 1885 for II games.
Jack Crilley, Southeastern. 1872 ?
for IS and Henry Weber, Mt.
Elliott, 1917 for 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Tops
Ashley 129 Pins

Wayne Spaulding was leading
Frank Ashley, defending cham
pion, by 129 pins at the end of
the first block of their state and
city match game bowling series
at the Cadillac Recreation Satur-
day as result of his 1868 to his
rivals 1899 for seven games.
Ashley. troubled with A sore
thumb. got off TO poor start,
but improved as he went along,
save for the sixth game, when he
dropped 10 l52.
The pair will conclude their %.
game match, with blocks of seven
games each, Sunday at 3 and
3 p. m.
FIRST BLOCK
spsuldinE
ls5 225 III isl 235 1871 lsO-13ss
~ 1872 isS 1873 goo i52 222-l23s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Budweiser Able
To Take Small
Lead at Home

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Joe will
mans Budweiser of Chicago was
able 10 take only a 99-pin lead on
it's home alleys al Cascade Center
here Saturday I'm the challenge
match against Joe Norris Stroh
OF Detroit, national match game
champion.
Stroh piled up a fine total ot
3007 on the strange alleys and won
one OF the three afternoon games
as Budweisers totaled 3lO6. An
other block was 10 be rolled to-
night and two more tomorrow.
Twelve games are scheduled for
Palace Recreation. in Detroit, on
next Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Kenet, low man In the
tuneup with ChrySler All-Stsrs in
Detroit last week, was the 'big
shot" in the Stroh cause as he was
shifted 10 the anchor post. He
tumbled the naples 10 the tune OF
POI -224-225 for $50, second only to
John Small OF BudweiSer. who hit
17S-22l-258 for est. SmallS last
game was high for the block.
The Budweiser challengers. with
the same lineup that won the
American Bowling Congress title
at Columbus last year on Sl31.
toppled 958- l002-l 146 To Stroh's
930.l0ll- l066. Besides Small. the
Buds were paced by Bill Hsrga-
don's 235 in 642. Fred VOLTS 236
in CAT was second choice for Stroh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Bowling Slang

MULE Memphis, Tenn fef any
one of the three tandem combina-
tons is IS, or the 30 In some
places the above are called rails
or railroads.
MAPLES-S ynonym for the
pins.
MAKE TT Purifying 10 make
the As, $40. or such types Of
splits or railroads. or those where
both sides of your ball have to
contact pins.
Manufacturing a strike or n
spare.
NOSE HlT-A hit full on the
head pin.
ONE IN THE DARK-The rear
pin in the is, 2-S, or 80 combl-
nations,
OUTSIDE Refers 90 method OF
playing certain alleys and means
more or less toward the corner
position as compared 10 being in
The center of the runway.
OUT AND I\-ReferS to wide
hook on a running alley where the
bowler sets his ball i'm the center
and aims IL out toward the gut
ter. The hook comes back 10 the
head pin, hence the "Out and In"
OUT-Use of this word for two
different purposes has caused much
confusion. Some bowlers say
Throw your ball out and forget
10 add ION the alley" Other
bowlers mean 20 convey the mean.
Ing that YOU should aim your bal,
Out or away from the center oi
the alley. Avoid th4s careless use
Of this word.
PINCHING THE BALL-Cover,
many bowling faults hut means
that stress has caused bowler
10 grip the ball too hard and thu,
make an unnatural delivery.
POCKET The Ia hole" for
The right-hsnder; the II Tor tho
left-hander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Pin League Sehe dulles

TIMEs CLASSIC
Tuesday
coca-Cola ~. PsriscisaH, alleys -;
hiRersNtss va EkhsTdt Becker, "a; Arr
eTau Va. siEeh, So, Baskets Va Neraor
"a chsnsrTrombly We, De Luse-W,, p-i0;
krakow w. f1fs ft,12; Tweptieth Century
W Murdoch 1914 sackmsn ~ psPs,.
Cola, 1914. q, loves RsersStian, 1898
East Jefferson avenue, silS D, N,
MICHIGAN MAJOR
"Wednesday
Al crest Lanes, I?T07 Fullerton a. Grand
River Foremans Association vs. Queen.
Ia, FaTTls VS. standard. SO: k0ppitI rs.
Myrtle, So; Auss W. Saekman, is
A; Ramona Recreation, 1880 East Ne.
Nichols roads. and y. Tool vs. RsmanA
Ia. Olympic W, Pepsi-Cola. as; Nieison
Va Vlrgeis h-s. PAbst -. DeLuAe -,
rs All matches a. 3 p. N.
GHEATER nETROIr
tfFisayl
Pspsi.Coia We kkhsrdt .Recsvr -;
Z hene Trombv vs.. INDIAN Village -,
MneraltPs vs.. be Luss.n b-a MeFeUrip
Va. Ramona. is. standard W. ne LuKs-N.
$40 PauscleAn ~. olympic. ii-i7 Aites
Va Aircraft. 13-it; suoh VI. VIE 1AI6,
~ Olympic Recreation, 374S National ave.
nue. al Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

split in Milwaukee.
POODLE-To roll the ball in
the gutter. mid and WESTERN
POT GAME--An open bowling
contest in which two or more
boulers set n stake and the high
scorer takes all Sometimes see
ond place award II determined on.
\ general term for all stake games
including city club" and high
low"
PUSH EN- CP-To push your
ball means 10 aim it from a cor
ner position toward the head pin.
POINT-To point your ball
means 10 aim II higher at the
head pin. On alleys that hold
most bowIers get out near the
corner and point" their ball OF
aim straight at IL as they cannot
aim tn the right Of the head pin
and expect the hook TO bring the
ball up 60 II. Somewhat synon-
omOus with push"
PERFECT STRIKE-MeanS tho
pocketlng OF YOUR ball evenly be.
tween and 3 pins. In this way
tho ball takes of The 1859 Tho
head PIN knocks of the 2-1-7. Tho
spin removes the o and TO- while
the ) tops the S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Doubles Pin Classic
Carded in Trenton

Herman Klein will stage 4
doubles bowling classic. divided
into four divisions, a. his alleys N
Trenton. April 2 through May !
First prizes Of $3.50 are guaran'
teed in Class A, the open division
and B, not 10 exceed $50 average
Class c will not exceed $50 anC
d 800. winners in the latter TO b,
decided on over average. Entries
close March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Times AII-Ster Classic
High Scorers

Team event Three gsmes; stroh,s
1888 Mineralitss 3262; Cooa.Cola, 1888
Chene-Trombly, 3226; Fife, 3l2 -,...-
ffTf: Parisclean. 1874; Stroh's, ii5li hur-
dock 1i40. CocA-Cola. ll2h.
Individual event Three games John
Crimntns Parisclean. 76i; Lorne Trickett,
goca.CCIa sf7, Al Robinson Mineralttes,
72a Joe plappetf Stroh's 1ig
Individual event One game ty Coral
rzyk Ssckmans. 2s7 Fddie l.aBudde ne
Luxe 2es: Roger Ovsrmyer. Detroit Gas
ket 27q! Dave Berger. Parisclean, ~.
Harold Anse. hineraHtss. as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
CarIine, MtKitritk
Defend 2-Men Title

John Csrline and George Nc
Kitrick doubles bowling cham
pionS OF the Ford Aircraft Build
ing. will risk their title against
Jimmy Vargo and Reno MinStrelli
At the Crest Lanes Tuesday night
Carhne. winner OF the Central
States singles. and McKitrick have
successfully defended their honois
in nine previous matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
K. Of G. Entries Close

Entries for the knights OF
Columbus Metropolitan Bowling
Association tournament, 10 be run
at the Detroit Recreation March
27-2S. April As, will close Wi h
John Skladzien. 1893 Epworth, TY
4-S294, next Saturday. The event
revived after two-year lapse, will
be conducted IN four classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Times Sweeps
HIGH SCORERS

slngls: Elmer Drehsr. John heGiew, Nj
Elliott senior, 277.
Class B-High series and high single
Rferman Lambiy. Fsfris Bros. Michigan
MAJOR Classic, To- and 2ss
Class Hin series; LOUIS ysrisnrl
keitrf Fivs. Mite Life. 6i2 hlH single
Or TED Egef ,'eeks CLINTON yhfrr( lIs
Class D-HlEr series sn1>riFH s,ng.s
Vincent Ksiy. Pirates. &-16r Lsssat. as
Glass T-lHign series sne p ~ sins,
tehn Luks. Rsctivine FlsE-o fubs. go
snt 2ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Edwin Trosien and Bernard Belk,
William Schmittling and George
Srull. Charles Kollver and Harry
Werth. Herb and Howard Zieman
are among the doubles pairings
Sunday in the annual Lutheran
handicap championship tourna-
ment at Great Lakes Recreation.
Norman Halleen's Index, Ernest
Friedemann' J. j. Millett'S. Au-
gust r.. Jankowsky's Unions, are
among the teams 10 20 after the
leaders Not so many changes are
expected az there were week
back when secretary Arthur keck
needed special auditors TO keep up
with the shuttle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Twelve couples from Birming-
ham and six from West Branch
will be among the 20 trying 10
crash leaders row in the fourth
annual Husband and Wife bowling
tournament at the Garden Recrea-
ton this Sunday.
1t would be no surprise 10 see
the leading figures OF Amelia and
William Skidmore in Glass A, 1871,
and Elsie and Leslie Hornbeck in
Glass Il, GIT. both bettered. Mar
garet and Everett Wenz loom as
a serious Class A combination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
AnibdIIi Leads Field
In East Side Classic

Jim Aniballi wheeled out a pow
crful $50 series TO pace the field
IN the East Side Bowling Pro-
prietorS' Classic. where Joey
Paulus OF Chene-Trombly has a
13-poiHt lead on Bruce Richmond
of ArchMaN with q Total of 1R1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
E. and B.. Mercurio Sweep Threats; Stroh Behind Onl
Veterans Wary
On Predicting
Their Outcome
By HAROLD KAHL

Irving 10 figure out bowling
teams in tournament competition
is worse than horse racing,
Whereas good thoroughbred
may run close 10 form most OF the
time. unless conditions demand
otherwise. a good bowling team Is
apt 10 do a complete "dlpSy-
doodle that even viii mystlty its
members al The finish.
That's the reason any prediction
on how George Bryant'S Ekhardt
a. Becker, or Jack Dattilo'S Mer-
curio Bros. will fare in Class A
OF the Detroit Times Sweepstakes
az Imperial Recreation this Sun
DAY al Gas p. m. would be merely
2 hazardous guess. They have the
1904 of Johnny Crlmmlns Paris
clean 10 beat.
T.. 4 Is. STRONGER
or the two +. & y. Is stronger
equipped in striking" power than
It's rival with such capable per-
formers as Fred Bujack. Steve
"Push-Shot' Dutko. Al Kopitzke,
Archie Jsnkowski. in addition 10
Bryant. These men are running
sixth in the Times All-Star Classic
and NTH in the Greater Detroit
All-Stsr
Mercurio Bros. could be clasSed
strictly an outsider in this two
boss" race. Jack Stahl, Adam
Beller. Ted Thornton, Joe Costa
and Datiilo are just two jumps
from the cellar in the Greater De-
troit. Yet they have shown flashes
Of maple spilling that makes the
most grizzled veteran scratch his
head on their chances against
+. e. p.
From here Il seems Mercurio
Bros. will either out-pin +, h b.,
or supply the battery that Will
drive the latter into the 5000
class, even past Parisclean. +. &
b. has the ability. All il needs Isl
team like Mercurio and GER
tain amount of prestige at stake
TO bring IL out.
TOUGH III HEAT
Walter DudZik's Garfield Recre-
alton OF the Eastern Travelling is
the only Class b quintet billed and
II has tougher road 10 travel
than its Glass A opponents, for
George MacLellan's Farris Bros,
is perched on top with 1924.
Alex Mics Garfield OF the Cen
trail Travelling, Frank Mitzels'
Five. the Reclaim Brothers (Ted.
Mack, Roman. John and Henry J..
and Archie Downey's George &
Jerry will bear watching in Class
e. Ex-Cell-O, Vickers, Fisher
Office, Ross Air Control, Ford
Tool and Die, Ford and Republic
Aircraft outfits are primed to
show their wares in ID and 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
One-Sided Affair

Southern California University
has scored Al straight basketball
victories over UCLA during the
past IL years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
TIVE RlvERSIoG
il2l q. I'sstsN. AZ hsoouTsn c.. A472
LMBISSLn0R nlel serAlIts, sea-
os,n ss~Hrs All oAY SATURDAY. ,Ss suasn,.
'eA. ~. until cIssipS. wsssdH Tiil = After ~.
ARCHWlY : ~ t ;,. '' 49,, .,,. AVE
oP,a BaNIina sAiulaAyA -aaa -auRaays- 1Esa
"A. N, UatI 80 A. ~. sU ASJs'Hing.
BOWLING GREEN 81" NO. o'v ,,,s
os.n Bo-Iins AL DAY Saturday. and svndIyI
tvsry wsan.ssy AIT" $50 ,. ~
BOWLING SCHOOL S ..,,a.i., '' W i,s'ss
sbsthmoor Rse,stlsa, sehoelsrst 81 Cd. AN't.
ossn BoviiNs Al DAY Saturday. and sVHdsy.
BOWL WOOD REC. s,, "a; s,: %o0p ~ '.o.,o
nod,rn stssmIla.s Alleys op,n eswIins
csn,inUOvsb All Day. Wait Our en
nInUIin Js2 q. cosGREss
bAuilLAb 20 An.y, CT. 3lss sIssle'
Open Bs~iins Daily tfom J a, ~, uHul cisslns
Select Lsssus opsniHu hv manasmsnt
CHENE.TR0MBLY $50 =. c ,,,s
tntry BLANKS for fa~Ov, $50 HandLssp Iour.
nv sSw Available At Ysw local H'er,.tlsn
DETROIT RECREATION . aasiS'T q. a.. 81
70 Alleys. op'n Bo~Iins at Az Iimsi
Convenient 10 Al TRANSFORMATION Lines
nrupY lls2s wHIIriIs, at KttLY 40.
o,,. sO-,., TO-DAY ~.m $50 A. n. U'ur
clo,ss Nome Of the FamOV, ssssst'S.Chless"
DEXTER REC. DEXTER A. ~ r .o;..9 '''0'
opIs sowLIss AL VINES Ne w.nin'
Tu.,.. rhurs., 81. Psty natalie Billiard lH''r
rnny n,vn orn Js47 wtsr FoRr
nLL, IA. S5l4
os.n sovlins AT DAY Saturday .nd sands'
from 10 A. ". Uo''l C''"nS' t'esn'' N"'s'
cLpnru DER ago Woodward It 2,sS'o
Open Bovlins Az Day sat- sur: hem 10 = W.
unta closins. Convenient to All Trsn'poftsi,on.
GRAND CENTRAL '"' ~ st' s.ssa s'''
ovi.,.r AIlsy In osuon op,a sOwllug sstur.
ssys and Sundays from 10 a. n. untl Clo''Hs
tSesIi,ut Bu, ard street Z" serves
GREAT LAKES !. w :. ssss'A Ss' SIS.
An 80 Alleys Avsnsbls for opsa so~iin' ss,gt'
DAY, and sunday, from 10 a. ". Until CLOSING:
HLII .D0DDs q" wtsI s... . slvO'
ov,n sownn, Az oU SATURDAY, .nd Sundays.
osytims League Rsssrstieus Available.
IMPERIAL RE ststn.t nSro cs. stos'
10 Modern ALLEYS.
owu Every Day Un,Il .ienlsht. MA. s4se,
LUCKY STRIKE ~; ". s ssSS. r ~. ,.,:,.
Opep eexiIns TO-DAY from 10 A. n. Until ? 80
A. ~ % BrUssvlek Centennial tilsy. Frss
lnstruetlont ~ Ruth JshnTten. ssr heS orsn.
LOVES REC, 70 y s s1TI.sS fs S.
Cocktail IsuHss W. ps'1
ils2s Gsa I,autss 81 GsaIsvn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
On Uncle Sans Team

4 total Of 15i ma or league
baseball players now are IN the
various branches of inc armed
services. &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
STANDINGS
II NDAYIs MATCHES

~ = Va ~ MIS-
Southeastern vs.. National, alleys IL
Koppitz vs.. Welch 3-4; Rainbow W. Mt.
Elliott. SO: Chene Trombly vs.. Progressive.
10 Palmer Park VS. Standard. $40.
George a Murray VS. Martin, ll-l2, At
Palmer Park Recreation, 100 West Nc
Nichols road. -. m
Because of the state tournament
in which the member
teams of the Metropolitan Classic
League are competing in a body,
starting time of Sundays matches
is set back TO 9 p. m. instead OF
the customary 1870 that has pre-
vailed since the start OF the season.
Activities shift 10 Palmer Park
Recreation.
Rainbow catches Ralph OZARK $
Mt. Elliotts, who have a habit OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Outsiders Roll
In Spouse Meet
STANDINGS

STANDINGS
CLASS
Amsta and william skldmore fioi
Clara and Marvin NrenbeCk li7e
Goldie and william Leroy ll5a
sophie and Albert Hog iihi
Lillian and Paul Pinrkst ll40
CLASS
Elsie and Leslie H0rnbecK ~
Virginia and EdWafd LutkrttK 500
Mildred and Sewn pstweiler Sis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Women's State
Pin Standings

CLASS A--TEAM
All.Sport Equipment Flint 2si7
Nerrors. Detroit 2si0
Silver CUP. Melsindsie 1882
Chelsea. Ann ArboT 2jj8
Nj Elliott Recreation, Detroit 25ii
DOUBLES
T. Hesse.F KopinskI. saginaw Ii2S
q. Lee.M Iudewig. Grand Rapids III
NJ. Roluzt-M. Sackerman, Cd Rapids lo1S
v. Dominic l.. Nolan. Birmingham 1913
SINGLES
Bertha Lee Grand Rapids 500
Florence KopinslN Saginaw SIS
.Clarce Lyle Ann Arbor SIS
Crescence steFbenz. Detroit 511
CLASS R-TEAM
whittier Recreation. Detroit 241l
Rainbow Recreation, Detroit 2ti2
Miller, jackson 2JIO
H. BiAnkership-D vidal Battle Greek 1904
&C. Lowell. Hissong. Flint l044
IN. Neuman-C. Neumsn. Lansing 1898
SINGLES
FIo Vidrn. Grand Rapids $50
Irene Larowe, Lansing SIS
Alma Mosler, Bay City 5I9
Mary Cooper Detroit 5lJ
class C-Tesm: Asqus Sports Club
Filnt 1920 Doubles. Alhsrta Tower Lucille
shsfsr. Ypsnsnti. Ssi. singles. Ida Buolit,
class u Team 4. c sparks FLINT
1853 Doubles Dorothy PER-, Alice HAY
cite Battle Creek. OBS Singles Jane
Lackhrcks Midland. 567.
class TEAM GOODIES Goodies. Battle
Rurehrsr. Adrian 7as Singles Mary
1 Tcmn.stt C.rand Ranlds tgs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

MULE Memphis, Tenn fef any
one of the three tandem combina-
tons Is. IS or the 30 In some
places the above are called rails
or railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

POCKET - The Ia hole" for
he right-handcr; the II for the
Ieit-handeT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

PINCHING THE BALI-Covers
many bowling faults hut means
that stress has caused n bowler
10 grip the ball too hard and thus
make an unnatural delivery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

PILLAR REC. :, '; ss,, ..ac ~ A.,
Open BOuiins AL DAY Saturday, and Sundays
from 10 a. N. Or. weekdays unti 7. After ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

RIVIERA REC. 1851 ''A NO , s.y'' AVE-
op.a Alley, AL DAY Saturdays ard Suae,p
frsm 10 n. Until CissiHg
Evening star., 1943-01-03
HELP MEN.

Salesman-Adjustor-Collector.
Permanent position with opportunity
for advancement in large National organi-
cation: salary 500 per month, plus COM
mission. Box 220-L, Star.
DRIVER SALESMAN, by
first-class laundry for estab-
lished, good paying route;
permanent position for
draft-exempt man with good
references; $35 per week
while learning. Box BLK,
Star.
HOUSE-TO-HOUSE BAKERY
SALESMAN, salary SAT per
wk, plus bonus, after 2-wk.
training period. Union men,
bership can be arranged.
Cash security may be put up
by the week. Apply Mr.. Ret
tew, Holmes Bakery, Brent
wood, Md, WA. Also.
Evening star., 1943-01-03
HELP MEN.
TIRE CHANGERS

Wanted-Men with experience in handling
large truck tires: must have drivers per-
init. Croker General Tire Co., 1902 14th
st. NV.
FRY COOK, at once; good
pay, steady position, no Sun
day work. Apply chef, Mad
rillon Restaurant, Washing
ton Bldg, 18th and New York
ave. NV.
APPRENTICE BARTENDER.
good pay, steady position, no
Sunday work. Apply chef,
Madrillon Restaurant, Wash
lngton Bldg, 18th and New
York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-03
HELP MEN.

We can place three more de-
fenSe, government or other
workers, who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 9 to II
am. 5l3 X st. NV.
MAN, colored, over 30 years, to
help around furniture store and
on truck. Apply before $50
Henderson. 1108 G st. A.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
take over general ledger;
knowledge of Social Security,
income tax returns neces-
sary; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Reply, stating
experience, references and
salary expected. Box 475-M,
Star.
WINDOW TRIMMER, EVE
RY IA DAYS FOR 2 WIN
DOWS; VERY HIGH SAL
A r Y. P A L 0 L A DI E s.
READY TO = WEAR, 72O
KING ST, ALEXANDRIA,
VA. ALEX. O23O.
SERVICE MAN (WHITE)
LEARN A SKILLED TRADE,
STEADY WORK ALL YEAR.
STRAIGHT SALARY, WITH
ADVANCEMENT. NO SALES
WORK. WRITE BOX BOIL,
STAR.
PORTERS, colored, over 18
yrs. of age, must be able to
ride a bicycle; short hours,
6-day week, good pay, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply employ
ment department, Peoples
Drug Stores office, IT P st.
ne.
MATCHMAKER, PERMA-
NENT POSITION FOR A
COMPETENT MAN. BURN
STINE'S, 919 F ST. NV. 3
TRUCK DRIVERS, STOCK
CLERKS, WRAPPERS. AP-
PLY IN PER SON, MR..
JOLLY, 1417 NEW YORK
AVE: NV.