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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

zdravniske pomoci in do vsega,
kar je potrebno "a uveljavlje-
ME njegovih telesnih in dusev-
nih sposobnosti in "a ohranitev
zdravja cd rojstva do smrti.
2. Clovek ina pravico do
vzgoje, XII ga DO vzgojila vred-
mega drzavljana in XII mu DO od-
prla pot do vseh kulturnih do
brin.a Imeti mora tudi vse ziv-
lienje kar najvecjo svobodo
misljenja in besede.
3. Clovek in njegovo imetje,
XII je zakonito pridobljeno, ina
ia pravico, da sta zakonito "a
scitena proti zasebnemu nasi-
lju, .razlastitvi in ustrahovanju.
4. Ceprav je podvrzen svo-
hodni kritiki, mora biti clovek
zasciten proti lazem, XII bi mu
mogle skodovati. o vseh odno-
sih med seboj Sc morajo drzav-
ljani sami sporazumeti. V dr.
zavni upravi ne SINE biti tajnih
aktov. Vsi akti morajo biti jaw
nj in ma razpolago javni odob-
ritvi ali popravi.
5. Sleherni clovek mai bi j.
mel pravico opravljati katero-
koli sluzbo, &c Sc izkaze, da v
njej lahko sluzi splosni blagi-
Mi.
8. Clovek ina pravico, da Sc
nastani kjerkoli ma svetu, po
svobodni odlocitvi in ma svoje
stroske. V njegovo hiso u vr-
tom ne SINE vstopiti nihce brez
! njegovega dovoljenja. Kretati
Sc SINE kjerkoli, kjer ne ma
redi skode ali kjer njegovo ziv-
ljenje nj nevarnosti.
Z clovek maj ina pravico ku-
pitt ali prodati karkoli je mogo-
&c zakonito kupiti ali prodati in
sicer V kolicini, XII je skladu 8
splosno blaginjo.
s. Dusevno zdrav clovek ne
SINE biti dalje v preiskovalnem
zaporu kot tri tedne in pred po-
tekom, treh mesecev mora biti
obtozen po veljavnih zakonih.
Ce TEN roku nj bill obtozen
in obsojen, Sc mora izpustiti ma
svobodo.
9. Noben clovek ne SINE biti
steriliziran, ali kako drugace O.
krnJen brez syojega dovoljenja.
Nihce ne SINE biti trpincen in
tudi V zaporu mora ziveti po
cloyesko. Tudi ne SINE biti obso-
jen ma vec kakor Is let.
10. Klavzule in naGela te de-
klaracije maj bi bile podrobno
ohdelane Y posebnem zakoniku,
ki bi ga moral vsakdo poznati.
TO mai bi bill ten1eljni zakonik
"a vseskupno clovestvo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Roll;r' krour!
Workers
Skate i'm
Moonlight
.Holl;r' Around
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Highlight of the weekend affairs
at the roller Kinks will be the
special moonlight skating party,
Saturday night at Arcadia, for
defense workers.
Tickets are selling fast for this
party, according 10 Oryille God
frey. Godfrey Is sure this type OF
party will become regular fea-
ture once and possibly twice a
month.
Here are the new officers for
the Arcadia Speed and Figure
Skating Clubs. Officers Of the
former are: president. Arthur
Henze; vice president, James God
frey: secretary and treasurer.
Dorothy HenZe. George Mugerion
is president of the figure club.
with Mrs. Eddie Stapp vice presi-
dent and Elvina Stepaniak secre-
tary and treasurer.
Bill Best, Ernie Wettler and
George Mugerion will be in Cleve-
land this weekend for the national
Championships on ice.
ne feleDfdtlOn OF the fTeSi-
dents birthday Tuesday night at
Arena Gardens Melted the infan-
lille paralysis fund $500. The
entire proceeds were turned over
10 this cause.
Six-year-old Mary p. Markley
youngest junior OF the Detroit
Figure Skating Club. was the hit
Of the short exhibition. 1t was
her first public appearance.
Others who took part were Billy
Martin and Margaret Williams. a
new team this year: Marie Otter,
who earned the new nickname of
Ginger" for her splendid. poppy
performance Ellen Fronrat h,
Douglas Breniser and Alden Sibley
who will be army-bound in a few
weeks.
The numbers hunt is still the
special attraction for Saturday
nights at Varsity Gardens. There
are also races for boys and girls
under Is each Saturday afternoon
after 4:30.
Jefferson Beach Rollercade has
n moonlight skating party Satur-
day night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
SATURDAY

7 aO-uas. C-Third Precinct. Detroit
Police. l. Daschks. Class D-Ess. SHOP
cent. NJ ". L.. East Detroit, y. Bush
No. 4 Cleaning. Diet. steel Casting. Ksrssn
nss,ch; No. !, Paul Hickey. ID. Rub
RepsIbltc, Oct Ath. Club, Robert hufIy
Michigan Linen. Palmer Park House N
Prank Paddy. Class Up pc Fitters'
Foundry Mach. shop. A. ". nePonio;
Vnamins, Frederick stearns. Joseph Glenn
.rt. Purchasing, Ironrits ironer, Norman
Rodins: Destroyers. 10 NJ. ~, Center Lins.
Jo6s Lewis: Dept. II. UAW-cIo 3oe. Ty
MIN; Commsndos. Hall Dodds Victory,
wnnam Olson.
stS--Clas. A-Lueky Strike Rec,
travelling, Barney Ahair. Class B-Pleas-
ant BAR, West Fort. walter Dslugus. Class
c-Dennir.. Rainbow. Earl BraIelton
MAYS Cate. Harper Rec, r. Winsard
Iar.h Auto supply. Centennial House. l..
-rhonpsou; RIadkowolski NorticIsns. Plym-
o.tn $50. J. GAVE; Gordon Baking Co.
Riviera House, Jack Giesey: Lions. LINK
Motor BurrouEhs Portable, Henry Cark'
son II. s. Plywood. Detroit Lumbermen
Harry selonks: STANDARD BIDS. Prod w
= BUILDERS supply. Jack CLARK. Class n
Partners. Great Lakes steel, Eeorse, Harry
Asher.
s,oO-CIass C-Produce Terminsl. Pers
Marquette. L. r. Clark; Portable. Bur
roughs Peanut. William Fritz. Class D.
ToWne Robinson, UAW-Cfo 174, Henry
Rroun; Crankshan Balance, Ford Motor
Rldg, Alex Mack: Astring -o-soi. Frederick
stssrns, Ace Rymal; Rssmers: Gorhsm
Tool. Raymond Kohn. Cis.. E-Msinte.
nance. Detroit Breach. John Zelenak
Fisher Body Central office. Prod. Ems. No
a CHARLES Thompson. Prod. Eng. No 2
~ TytsT: Flex-o-Tube, Alex Triblo
grinding Room, Chrysler Victory, Edward
Nohs.
sts--Cia. B-Pfeiner's Famous, For,
PARK House. Dick Barker. Class Prince
T,uruber. Van Born, Dearborn, J. knight
solar club No. 2, Ternstedt, George Dull,
Rriehtmoor Recreation, Brightmoor House,
Jsck Brlner. Csss Ave. Brake. Motor Inn
ciass A. Pontiac. Russell Wright; yslen-
ButIke. Chass D-ciub SIX No j, Naples
ESQ House, John Ksszyca; Army. d. San
i,en,ine; Pastime Bar, Great Lakes stee
Merchanis. c. T. Mckinney. Class r
Naples $50 House. Club SIX No. 3. w
Kotlsrozyk; Club Six No. 2, y. slowik.
10 :3o--CIs. B-Jeans waffle shop
D-The Major League, Tigers. Dale Allen
Cardinals. pm Lacarter: Pirates, Frank
echumaoher; Budget Market, Romeo Mer.
chants. II. Lo m skoski; Angou'
Nagicleaners. Mack Blvd. House. sammy
lngoti; Eeorse Boat clsb. Great Lakes
sobs No. ., UAw-cIo, Harold wsrk
pempsey's Five. UAw.cIo ss3, walter
Dempsey, Glass E-Yanks, Graham Pre-
rision, y. Hsmerniil; West warren Gar
dsns. me MAJOR. William Robbs; Sub
marines. @. r. Woods. Edward hiiis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

1890 q. m-Cis. C--Hen Diver, Local
ss3, I'd Cain; Grand Central, House
League, James Montroy: Covers. Kelsey
HAYES Morning John Urban. Cisss D.
No. 4, Chry -Jen. Maintenance, James
o'Maney; Aircraft Instsilers, UAW-CIo
Local Z. Edward Pf~opski: Commands,
Kelsey Hayes Morning. Irving Kanfer.
Class Gear Dept. bet. Tap and Tool
Roy Johns: National Twist Drill-Hobs.
EDDIE Karmn Heat Treat. Alvin Carps;
Finish crsnks, Cadillac Allison, job n
Hanes; cribmen, Ford Machine shop
Vince Bueehsre; Drill Press, Chicago
Pneu Tool. Carl Neubsr.
Ifi4S-Ciss. C-Tlny's Tavern. Ann AT.
bor $50. Gerald Hepner Rockies. Junior
House, Phil Atcheson; Kitty Hawks. Great
Lakes steel, River Rouge, James stephens
Or. ~ r. McC1eer. W. =. Courier, Win
cent Grsca. Cisss D-Tsnk Transmission
No. 1. Ford Machine shop. George Shat
took; Plant No. Z. Gar Wood. Ray ellis
n. A. ID. No. 8. Diet. Assn. OF Deaf
Dominic Tito. Class E-Thunderbolts
Great Lakes steel. River Rouge, Rsy
Raupp; Tfilyer United Optical Workers
John Koran; No. H. bet. Assn. of Deaf
Harry Hlnkie: Engineering. Earl 1nomp-
son. Percy Goodhue: Bombardiers, Roose-
welt p. o., Julius Schmidt.
FESroN RECREATION SQUAD
3:oo-Ciass Buds Village, Sunday
Classic. william o'Heilis. cssss II
Genesee, Brigadiers, Miner Payne; Black
outs, II. Keeling; Church Mice, Leo Wei
CERT Commands, r. Smith. Coyotes, Andy
Friedman: Gould Curriers', ID. Gould
Murderers' Row. n. smith Misflts, Aver,
Loueks Night Owls, Robert swkinsom
spithres, Leo Helmboldt; Windy's Five, o
Goodell.
sIB-Ciass B-Denmsrsh Hotel, Nj
Clemens Major George Noteooom; Avia
Michael \sychsk. Class C-Adlers Bal
Mite Life, Louis serisnni; Virginia Cock
tail Bar Inter-City. Fenton. Art Roberts
Flint Police, Transportation, Fenton, Der
Grimes. Class D--Smileys stores, ~, Claii
Shores. Otto Weber; Victory Five, JAW
Arsenal, n. Stewart; Casino Bar. Mite Life
Joe Crognsle. Class E4-Personnel. Chevro'
let G&A. r. sullivan; u. 3. Rubber. Joseph
Scott; 207 Grinders, Dodge Main Machine
shop. A. Staples.
T.3e-CIass B-Maroons No. 4, Resur'
springwells House. Jack Breil. Ciass c.
The Five Jeeps. Irwin Klein; Eecurdl
Tommy fuckers. Grand National. claii
Hoover; Tanks, Joe Kroiik; White soS
Hyssc. A s;. , G. n t,Swro Ca ss: "a
ward jarvis: BoubsrdierA. stanley sru
msnski; Flying Aces. PetsrsRohisnd: Gun
ners, Alfred wobrotk; Dive Bombers
David Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

l.5S C:ss' 2sS7 are 5ew h.gS series
II tse Special Engineering.
AZ Aliens 24s ICES tops tn thu
Ford Mcehine Shop.
Members Of Duncan Goss' No,
so team in the Continental No. z
circuit continue to follow each
other in the individual averages.
Goss has 156, John May, Earl
Smith, Vic Belfi and Ben Smith
each 153.
Alessi Five tied Team No. ]
for third high single, 9l6, in the
Cadillac House as Mike Grauzer
led with 232 In 597.
Olympic has taken an important
stride forward 70 another Women S
Major League title today in FIVE
game lead, the widest margin since
early season. Louise Stockdale
and co-workers shut out West De-
troit last night at Fort-Boplevard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

SUNDAY

s;As-Cisss ,A-petroIt Times IIl-star
Classic. Krakow Furniture. Dick Krakow
De Luxe Welding, Bill David. Class B.
strsthmoor Radio, s,raihueor House
Cha rles Munger. Class C-rool shop Hard
ware. Rainbow s75. Emter Thomas
Frsnkiss Bar, Emmanuel House, Georg,
sruil: Tony's Cafe No. 2. AIS Playhouse
Left Handlers Classic. Roy Campbell. Class
E-superior No. 2, Pattern Makers. Louis
France: Professenali Restaurant. Casino
House No. 2, Philip Shade; Ratbnsw, ST
Elizabeth, Rev. r. J. Pomponi: American
Bindery. Graphic Arts clifford spencer
Brown Cow Cribs, Holy Rosary, Harold
Fettie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
sArURpAY-s.ar Ip. VI.

sArCHDAY-Stat v ".
ousHfyinx heats Silver Skates Derby
mile
Qualifying heats Gold Skates Derby. =
mile
Qualifying heats. 40 yards. iuvtnii'
BOYS
Qualifying heats intermediate boys. u
Senior women I mile
Qualifying heats. junior boys. 200 YARDS
Qualifying heats intermediate boys car
Qualifying heats senior mems Class b.
z2o yards
intermediate girls. I mile.
Girls cradle clars 220 yards
Finni senior mems tCiAsF B.. AN Ysrds
QuaAfying heats intermediate boys, 22c
yards.
S0V1es school girls. = mile
CuahfyinE heats senior mems tclAn b,
n mile,
FlnaI, senior mems Glass A., mile.
FinAi intermediate boys. a mile
TInsI. senior mems tcisss b.. "a mile.
Tlnai intermediate boys. 220 yards.
Final senior men ,ClAss A.. 27o yards
Qualifying heats midget boys. 100 ysrds
Finai midget girls. 100 yards.
FinAi cradle bows. 100 yards
Qualifying hess and seminnas, senior
fssn tClAss A.. 100 yards.
FinAi, Juvenile boys 720 yards
FlnAL Intermediate girls, 72o yards.
FlaAl, tuyenils girAy 22o YARDS
TinaI midget girls- 72o yards.
FINAL Junior boys. 1 mile
Finai schoolhoys. y mile.
FinaL senior women. 22o YARDS.
Final junior glrls. 22O YARDS
Final midget boys. 100 yards
TinAl senior men tclass ~. miles.
SUNDAY MoRSISG-stsr 10 A. ".
Qualifying hests juvsnils boys mile
Qualifying heats senior men tClass ~
l4O wards.
Qualifying heats Juvenile boys tso yards
CttaNfytng hssts junior boys, y mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Klein Gets I'd Chance
At Rubi' S Mat Title

Louis Klein, Detroits leading
young mailman. will get a chance
at Bert Rubi's junior heavyweight
crown Monday night in the feature
All Arena Gardens.
IL will be klein's second shot al
the title. He earned draw with
the champion and defeated him ir
a non-title bout Klein has been q
consistent winner in his matches
at the Gardens.
Eddie bad Man Lewis. vii
return 10 the Gardens in the semi
final, meeting a foe 10 be named
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

.2551 70 1885, as A!coza net a SUI
prise b!aaking from Rainbow, 256l
10 2443.
Vernon led the league or 2769
third high count Of the season
Helen Mack included 239 in 557
for Rainbow. Odlia Shillady OF
Palace had 2o3 in $40 TO gain first
individually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Skate Derby Program

Qualifying heats Junior boys 40 yards.
Qualifying heats nswsboys' race y mile
Qualifying heats midget boys. 40 yards
Qualifying heats midget boys, 220 YARDS
SUNDAY AYTERsOoS-star y. NJ.
Dog sled Derby. laps
Grand march ali contestants. selectlor
OF king and queen OF carnival
ssmlnnsls Silver Skates Derby. ] nile.
Final Junior boys. n mile
F1nsi. Juvenile girls, u mite.
Final senior men 'ciAss b. go yards.
Final, senior men tciass A.. 100 yards.
Final. girls cradle. 100 yards
Final, intermediate boys, mile.
Final, ne~kbovs race, y mile
81 F1nai. ssnior men tciass ~, y mile.
Obstacle race. I lap
Final. boys cradle, 27o yards.
Final. junior girls. $40 yards
Final. tntermedis'. girls, go yards.
Father and son race, ] mile.
Final junior boys 220 yards.
Service mems race. ! mile.
FINAL senior men (Cisss A., 72o yards.
Final. junior girls, y mite
Final, midget boys, 40 yards.
F1nsl Silver Skates Derby. 2 miles
Mothsrs' and daughters race. u mite
Mixed relay race three boys and thre'
girls 20 team. I mile.
final. iuveniIs girls, 40 yards.
FINAL, senior women. $40 yards
FINAL senior men fClsss b.. 7 mile.
Skating ana sculiing race iaPs.
Final. midget boys. 100 yards.
FinAi. juvenile boys. 40 YARDS.
Orcar Psrmentier Memorial race, ! mile
Final, senior women, y mile.
Final, Juvenile boys, n mile.
Final Gold Skates Derby, ] mile.
FINAL. senior men fClass A., u mile.
Mixed couples race, 2 laps.
Final midget girls. 40 yards.
Final. intermediate girls, y mile.
walter Osmup Memorial race. miles.
FINAL Junior bows $40 yards.
Final. intermediate boys. 40 yards.
Broad jumping tdecAthionl.
Barrel jumping fdecsthlont.
Final senior men tClsss A.. 40 yards.
Fancy skatins competitions IN mid-ie'
during races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Harold Allen banged out s5S IN
the Knights of Columbus Recrea-
ton.
Joe Csernaps 246 was the best
individual effort In the Palace
Schoenherr House.
Fay Reulond tipped 2I5 IN the
State Fair Ladies Major.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
WOMAN HITS IA STRIKES IN ROW

BY HAROLD ZAgL
Fourteen strikes r. row IS a.
achievement for a man bowler
let alone a woman. Yet Velms
Bigler, a pupil of Wayne Spauld
ing, instructor at Strathmool
Recreation. can proudly boast o.
that feat today.
1t happened in a five-game in
Istruction series after Mrs. Biglc1
rolled 171-172-164. She finished
her fourth game with sever
strikes for 215 and wheeled ir
seven more in the fifth before she
was stopped by the 10-pin. She
wound up with 246 for a total Of
o6s.
Her average is only 1i3.
Entries close tomorrow at mid.
night for the fifth annual Amer.
lean All-Italian tournament open.
ing at the Garden Recreation
Sunday. The event Is conducted
under a go per cent handicap with
200 as scratch I'm the five-men
400 In the doubles and 200 In the
singles. More than 100 teams are
expected to compete.
Michael Jos,0ick tumbled cog IN
the De Soto Afternoon.
George Stewards teammates on
the Fintex team refuse 10 make
any more wagers with him after
his three 173 games for, $40 in
the state tournament at Port
Huron.
In the ninth frame Of his frs,
two games he had i53. In each
he struck and spared for 173
When IL came 10 the ninth of his
final and he had 153 again bets
were made. Stewart then re-
versed the procedure by sparing
and striking for his third 173 to
collect.
At Sinard's 247 i'm 328 and John
Lippy's 234 In 629 enabled Vitamin
Queens TO post two new season
records. 1886 and 2944, In the
Mack-Boulevard Junior House.
Lon Serionni put together 252.
220-226 for 65S in Bert Allen,
Indiqn Loop. Gift Spencer's %;
IN 6L9 and Pnm Tr0cy's 256 ~
65S also tOe~ hi0hlights.
The -l2-team Conglo league Of
the Bowl-O-Drome is 100 per CEN
war bonded today. Or. Jack Jack
man. secretary. reports. Doctor
Jackman, who claims the Conglc
is the first bowling league 10 in.
sfitBte the buying Of bonds for il.
members, says so bonds were
pledged and 81 sold. totabne
$500. Irving Ruby was the pur.
chaser OF one OF the two $500
bonds.
Joe Mero's 26S In 642 featured
In the BEDFORD House where Van
Valkenberg tops the Lshser team
by one point.
Jim Barclay came up With 25t
IN Strdthmoor House.
Graham Paige will hold tour.
nament for its six leagues at AT,
Center Recreation Sunday. start.
ing at 9 a. m. There will be FIVE
men, doubles and singles competi.
ton. r. C. Hodgson. president, is
slated to roll the first ball.
Bob Orlanski. Russell Yenny and
Eddie Bozyk are ihs charge OF the
event.
George Cunningham's 23I-214
In $40. was high In the Esquire nj
Charley James Pillar Recreation.
George Jones' s2s in 5sp pdcec
the field IN the Graham Aircraft
Frank Ashley is training daily
at Crest Recreation for the de-
Tense OF his city and state match
game championships. Wsyn
ISpaulding has challenged him. The
pair expect to meet in three weeks
Archie Donaid's 2Ss-200 in 62l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Frank Ashley is training daily
at Crest Recreation for the de-
Tense OF his city and state match
game championships. Wsyn e
Spaulding has challenged him. The
pair expect to meet in three weeks.
Archie Donald's 23S-200 I'm ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

At Sinard's 247 in 828 and John
Lippy's 2S4 In 629 enabled Vitamin
Queens to post two new season
records. 1886 and 2944, In the
Mack-Bouleyard Junior House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

AMBASSADOR Is,ol scHAttss: s.s
os.s Bs~t'ns TO-DAY Ustii 7 p. n. and Ars'
~ p. n An Day Saturday aes sssssyt
ARCHWAY 1924 tAs No ,t, ,,,, AVE.
soos. an.y,. Dee. so~,io, IooAy ,rs- A
~. ustn . p. n. ana s't., -. Gar tdioinins
BEACON REC. ". vf'sos :, w. wsrtHsAs
os.. ss~,Iss rooAv with $50 p. ". and An.
~ ?. ~. Al Day saturday, ,.as Sundays.
BOWLING SCHOOL , sss.s ssautDsss
spsihmeer Rserss',sn. seheeIsrsft at Cd. River
Gees ALLEYS Today TO = p. ~. Az Day Sat. Sur
cLrlIILc va {. coseREss
eHuilLSv 20 Alleys. CT. sis3. Tables.
opea Bovtins Daily ] A. N. to CIesIns sslse
lsssss opss.sos Isft. ss~ ksnsssmsnt.
ceNTruuIu 1850 eRArIor AVE.
Bsssiifsi cecstsh Lsuaps New opsn. ls Lane,
opsn so~Iins Saturday, and Sunday.
CAEhE-T R0MBlY '' >, e ,,5o
op.s so~iIns TO-DAY from A. N. UpH !
p. ~ srd ~ Urth 2:1o A. n. 20 Alley,
CONNER REC. $50, $500 co . Az. .,,,.. ,s: 90,
s% ana Rs.,.sr.s, o,.t.,.s :, rs~~y psii.ss
DETROIT RECREATION . aassytTG ct. :: :,s.
70 AIIsy,. op.s Bewt,ns a. An rIms,l CenyssIss,
10 Az Trsnspertstlo" LINES.
bAhUtN hbG. Centrally Loes,es
ossn Bowling TODAY Unnt 7 p. n. and After
% p. n. coossn,.nt to Az rrs"poris'ioa:
6RAkD CENTRAL u" tn tH ,.s,1 pN"N
ogIst.rt AIIsy In Detroit. Open Bs~lias Unt'
g p n. and Arr 70 30 p. n. Frss Instructions
Daily. Ess.lisnt ss,. street Car I,ss.sortstien.
6KtAl lAktS at wssawsre. Ma. ssss
os.s Bowiins--se Ahsys ia Q Rew-untI sP. N.
and Amer ~ p. n. Cocktail Bar.
IuprpjU prn GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
lMfehlAl nv, CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 NooERs AtltNs
Gees Every Day ustii hido'sht Ma Ass.
J, J. MIlleITS "'' I ~ ,.s.,s AVE.
Ten Alleys. op.n Bo~ilns frer a. n. Until
8 p. N. end After ~ p. ~. Al, Day Saturday.
0WE'S RE- 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
csestsH Iosnes. nv. S3t2
1925 East Isff.r,on At EsstIs~a
IlcFy eIpIfE ssti GRAND RivER AT
lUbkI SInlkC THE BLVD. rY. 1855
o PEI Bowling TO-DAY untiI p. N. and After
~ 30 p. N. ~ erans~iek Centennial Lanes. Free
in',rvct'cs by Roth Johnson. Bar Mo- opsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Lon Serionni put together 2S2.
220-226 for 65S in Bert Allen,
Indiqn Loop. Gift Spencer's e5;
IN 6L9 and Paul Trocy's 256 I,
SIS also t0ere hi0hhghts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Michael Jos,0ick tumbled s62 IN
the De Soto Afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Joe Mero's 26S In 642 featured
In the BEDFORD House where Van
Valkenberg tops the Lshser team
by one point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

George Jones' 22s in 5sp paced
the field IN the Graham Aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Entries close tomorrow at mid.
night for the fifth annual Amer.
lean All-Italian tournament open.
ing At the Garden Recreation
Sunday. The event Is conducted
under a 80 per cent handicap with
1000 as scratch I'm the five-men
400 In the doubles and 200 in the
singles. More than 100 teams are
expected to compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

4 IIcFy sJpIrE ss4i GRAND R,vtR AT
tUtkI SinlkC ThE BLVD. tn. 7-ssss
opes Bc~lins TO-DAY URtlI p. N. and After
" 30 p. N. ~ erans~iek Centennial Lanes. Ere.
ins,rBetics by Ruth Johnson. Bar hov opeH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

George Cunningham 2SI-2l4
In $40. was high In the Esquire at
Charley James Pillar Recreation.
The union times., 1943-06-26
Files Show Drop
 In Unemployment

The total active registration files in the l8 offices of the U. s. Em- pIoyment Services in Conn. have been reduced to 9,299, the latest figures show. This is a drop of 3,496 active applicants during the 3O-day period covered.
 A total of 8,190 placements were made with 7,o73 being in non-agricul- tural industries and 217 in agricultural employment. . Statewide placement figures included 3,146 women, 524 veterans and eos physically handi- capped clearance placements num- bered 2,05o which included 1,255 out of-state applicants 9 Connecticut applicants were placed outside the state.
 The summary of registration activi- ties shows 7,626 new applications and 7,786 renewals.
 The following are the ten place ment leaders of 1943: Bridgeport, 9,13l; New Haven, 6,4l9; Hart ford, 5,128; Waterbury, 2,859; Croton, 1868; Stamford, 1881. New Britain, 1,588; Meriden. l,Ol4; New London, l,OOl; Will limantic, 98O.
The union times., 1943-06-26
Diferential Against
 Negroes Is Abolished

WASHINGTON.- War La bor Board last week struck a power full blow against Hitlerism and for the full equality of all Americans when it ruled that Negro workers cannot be paid less than white workers in the same classification.
 Acting unanimously in the case oi the Southport Petroleum Co. of Texas City, Texas, the Board abolished the classihcations "colored labor" and "white labor" and ordered 5 per cent raises to equalize wages.
The union times., 1943-06-26
Penna. Urges AFL Council
 Seek Unity
State Federation Asks Ma. tional Executive Board To
 Call All-Labor Meeting

HARRISBURG, Pa. .- The Ma. tiOnal Executive Council of the A.F.L. was urged to take further steps for labor unity by the A.F.L. state convention recently.
 The convention asked the MEG. to call conference with the C.I.O., Railroad Brotherhoods, and miners, along the lines of the United Labor Committee in Philadelphia, and asked for statewide conference of the same bodies for joint political action in Pennsylvania.
 A resolution supporting Pres. Roose- ve1ts Casablanca decisions was passed unanimously.
 The convention approved early pas sage of the anti-po11 tax bill. It passed a resolution against Negro discrimination and asked the executive committee to make the resolutions words even stronger.
 For Early Invasion
 The enthusiastic meeting was addressed by several Congressmen. State Sen. Holland expressed the