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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
By STANLEY

toward the sea, she took the wind
ing road that brought her to the
rugged promontories that made up
the rocky coastline. The ocean
breeze was freshly cool. The pound
ing of waves on rocks was the only
sound except for the drone of in
sects in the sunny air. She was al
most browsing in the saddle in a
bliss of content when the stiffness
was abruptly shattered by the
crack Of pistol shots!
Almost simultaneously, a terrify-
ing din of shouts broke out in the
rising thunder of horses hoofs, She
had time for one frightened glance
behind her at the three horscmen
just rounding sharp curve on a
dead run. Then her horse reared
and bolted. Desperately she clung
TO it as il raced down the winding
coast road at breakneck speed. The
shooting behind had ceased. but the
riders were in hot pursuit. Numbly
she wondered whether she would
be shot from the saddle or thrown
from il
One Of the horses was gaining
steadily. the hard staccato of its
hoofbeats laundering closer-clos-
err And then, in cold fash Of fear,
she knew what was to happen. The
horse was moving in. Its nose al
most against the quivering nostrils
Of her wild steed, she felt the iron
muscles of a mans arm closing
around her waist. Dizziness swept
over her as she felt her body jerked
from the saddle, pulled across onto
the other saddle as the horses
raced side by side, Family she
heard the mans exultant laugh as
he pulled up his horse abruptly and
slid to the ground. His voice rang
out. "Darned fine rescue for a hum
BILE caballero, Ell? I say, Godiva,
you're the loveliest thing here
abouts in the way Of women!"
Through trembling, tear-misted
eyes, Jean saw him then-the same
devil-may-care, handsome face, the
same dancing black eyes. Curley!
She lifted her hands to pin UP her
tumbling mass OF yellow hair.
"What-was ~" she gasped. "A
murder A holdup?"
Curley's laugh rippled out. He
shouted this joke to the two young
Mexican lads who had refined in
their horses beside them. Then he
grinned back at Jean. IT'S
game" he explained, AN old Mexi-
can game. Racing and shooting
Just for fun"
Bitter rage famed through the
girl. Her hand struck his handsome.
laughing face with a singing slap.
She began TO shout at him-but her
shouts were feeble echoes she
slipped from the cadde into his
arms in dead faint.
Jean woke 10 )abble Of soft
Spanish from the two Mexican
youths who were rendering sugges-
lions. She was lying on the ground
and Curley was dipping sea water
from one Of the boys hats onto her
forehead. His grin was tenderly so
licitous
Don't talk. Godiva." he muir
INJURED. y know you don't like
games Vow I am going 10 take
YOU where you can rest To the
rancho"
ITO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Now Separated From Brooklyn
dgers by Only Two Points

The Cincinnati Reds and the
Philadelphia Phillies split twin
bill. the Reds taking the first : 10
3, and dropping the nishtcap, TO
!.
The New York Giants are now
without the taintest hope of leaving
the cellar after losing two 10 the
Chicago Cubs. both by > to 0. Hi
Bithorn hung up his 18th win IN
the opener and Ed Hanyzewski,
making his first start for the Cubs,
tNirled the nightcap victory
In the American League. another
protest popped up when Jimmy
Dykes exhorted against the second
game 6 to defeat OF his Chicago
White Sox by the. New York Yam
KEGS after the Yanks lost the open.
er to l.
The Detroit Tigers and Philadel-
phia Athletics divided a twin bill,
the Tigers taking the first game,
5to O. and dropping the afterpiece'
3 TO !.
The Cleveland Indians stretched
their winning streak to seven games
when they took the opener a. dou,
ble.header from the Washington
Senators. TO .. then snapped the
string when the Senators tri'
umphed, to ?, in the nightcap.
Manager Lou Boudreau and Coach
es Shotten and Baker, who vowed
not to shave until the Cleveland
club had lost a game, were auto
mstically defuzzed.
The Boston Red Sox twice wal,
loped the st. Louis Browns TO 0
and to 1, to take sixth place, Tex
HuEhson won his nth Of the sea
son in the opener.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
HOW THEY STAND

Saturdays Night Game
Cleveland ., Washington 0.
Sundays Results
Detroit 81, Philadelphia 0-S.
Boston IS. ST. Louis o..
Chicago %, New York 1t.
Cleveland, SO, Washington 20.
.Today's Games
Detroit at Philadelphia. night
Cleveland at Washington, night.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

Don't talk. Godiva.r he muir
INJURED. y know you don't like
games. Vow am going 10 take
YOU where you can rest To the
rancho
ITO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

state prison officials at Jackson
Prison because 1t has been leader
among the states in producing war
materials. Forty-one representa-
tives Of mid western prisons will al
tend
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
yOrts Roundup

Wednesday. major leagues step into the
With contribution the year the funds
day will be held here in the Yankee
going make comeback-not COMEBACK
comeback for that day He is gong
a might far 10 try his hand al
The wheh
from will TO the home front
kitty
Y-INS-A working De ADOPTED To-Day
Utica OF the Eastern
approved
Utica would receive undisclosed
big club would
he OF renewing the agreement in 1914
handicap championship hono
Handicap which will be staged the
the the Arlington meeting at
bring together FOUNDERS
Handicap at the Airing
ton meeting Up 100000 Butler Handicap
he cream the contingent
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Pirates Pitched to Two Victories

LONDON-AP-The Rome radio
In broadcast
recorded by the Associated Press
that all Italian officers and men OF
the 1907 10 1922 classes who are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

Lansing. Mich. July 26-- AP -
Friday the state Labor Mediation
Board reported It had received no
tice OF intention to strike against
the Meyers Transfer Co, OF Grand
Rapids. from Local 400 OF the Inter.
rational Brotherhood OF Transfers.
Chauifeurs, Warehousemen and
Helpers (AFL).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

WASHINGTON. n C-Harrison
f. Spanglcr. chairman OF the Re
public national committee, announ'
ced that the Republican post.
war advisory council will meet
Sept. and : at Mlckinac Island,
Mich. 10 begin work on recon
mendations for the 1874 Republican
platform
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

liable for service and are not yet
with the colors must enter military
service by Aug. IL. Public sport
events In Italy we're Cancelled. II
was announced, except for amateur
games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
SYNOPSIS

Notified that her brother.
MELVIN MARSDEN Ia missing In
action,
JEAN MARSDEN. who has risen to the
top as fashion model, quits her Job
TO become secretary to
STEVE Lands. director OF new
rubber plant in Mexico.
YESTERDAY On her first night in the
Mexican town, she is awakened by an
unknown serenader under her win
dow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
PRISON PLAYS HOST

Lansing. Mich. July 36- AP -
The Michigan Prison Industries will
play host today and Tuesday to
a regional meeting OF Federal and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

fGameS behlnd leader.
Saturdays Night Game
ST. Louis 3, Boston, q.
Sundays Results
Cincinnati II. Philadelphia SO.
Chicago 2-2. New York 90.
Pittsburgh II, Brooklyn II.
St. Louis ST. Boston L..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

a year ago. Today there is only
a 7 per cent decline from 194l-l2.
when there were 1886 leagues and
1886 teams.
According TO figures from ABC
headquarters, there IS % per
cent decline IN team sanctions IN
the United States, an indication
that the Z per cent drop here
leaves Detroit out in front among
the larger cities.
Saginaw. actually, is ahead n
Detroit. II has four more team,
than last season.
Theresa Paulus' 1876. Cassie Lev
andowski's and Agnes Brymer''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Romeo Merchants circuit. II Is
their first season In league com
petition.
Ed Schultz fred e7l b The De-
frojt FIRE Dept. East S1de No. /
league.
The 1858 of George Bryants
Ekhardt q Becker, rolled in the
Greater Detroit. Is still the best
single game for league competition
in the country, according 70 the
latest bulletin OF the American
Bowling Congress.
Joe PauluS Chcnc -Trombly
Recreation is seventh with l20i.
Joe Norris Stroh is sixth with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
I Lowry Teams
Steal Pin Show

In the nine weeks Of Women's
District Bowling Association
events al State FAIR Recreation,
Meadowbrook $ two lowly qulntetS
twice have upset the dope
The Class 4 teams 2290 IS
listed as high series, lille yeSter-
day both a and 3 teams made a
clean sweep over Detroit Golf
Clubs fveS.
Meadowbrook's laSt-place Class
a team dropped Detroit TO thirC
by winning four points and the
Class 3 squad shaved the leading
i rot teams margin 10 three
points in that division.
Plum Hollow earned the week S
high team series on 2230 IN Class
a and McadowbrookS TT was
high game. Mrs. r. l.. Wolfe
garncred high individual series
end game with AL and $50.
Mcadowbrook'S PHO ,or team
series and 740 for team game led
Class 3. Mrs. r. a. YoderS 44C
was top individual series. while
Mrs. w. |. Russell, Mrs. j
Fletcher and Mrs. r. p. Brown
tied for single game honorS on 1914
IA January 10 is the date set for
30 doubles tournament.
STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
NORRIS LEADS

Joe Norris KEEP, his lead in the
averages with 207.1. followed BY
John CriulminS 2052. and Fred
Wolf. 2O43l. Bill Kenet had 637
10 bring him 10 2O422.
MlnerallteS. two games out Of
first place. ran tho record 10 %
victories in their last 30 games.
the squirt standing out a. one Of
the longest sustained in the his
tory Of the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

1888. made in the Times Classic.
The 2S35 of Clara Aliens Olympic
Recreation ranks fourth.
Western Five posted new high
single, 1901, a. Robert Rich was
leader for the night on 209-202-2l5
for 626.
Manuel ClordmuHts 9es and
ANTHONY "Sonny' Motschoirs Els
in SIS lDere highs ~ the NotschnH
loop.
While the war makes inroadS on
Detroit bowling. the prospect is
for $4,000 sanctioned teams before
1he-season ends, only 900 less than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Sweeps Absent,
Classic Leaders
Hold Positions
STANDINGS

Stroh stands today in the same
position as week ago, first by
one game in The Detroit Times
Classic over Fife.
Sweeps were absent last night
at Milletts Recreation, where
Stroh Stung Sackmans.- Bis 10
1884, MineralteS clipped Murdoch,
3022 10 3001, Fife nipped Pepsi
Cola, 1855 10 2911, Coca Cola
stopped Aircraft. 2S70 10 2753. and
Parlsclean bopped Krakow, 1909
10 pos.
Ekhardt Becker had 3O56 In
tanning Vernon and Twentieth
Century dipped Chene Tromhly,
1864 10 3019 Six teams beating
1000 is two under the league
record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Record Entry i'm Sight Annual Times Sweepstakes

Detroit Times AH-Star Classic, is
rcceaing congratulations today on
his forty-sirth birthday
With one week left for donations,
women spillerS have contributed
81 1888 10 the Bomber Fund &C
cording to>Emma Hill. president of
the Detroit Association. A great
many leagues have yet 10 turn in
their money and are urged 10 do
so at once.
ChapOtOn's Five, composed ri
former pin boys ranging from II
TO IL years old, came through with
a new high single Of 1902 in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Edgar II the
latter can get
army leave.
Nick Lon
des, the pro-
mOter, Il just
as anxious 10
get them to-
< 2 I h er. so
don't he sur
prised II some
n n n o u n e %
ment II forth
Poninp soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
FIRST 10 HIGH

First 10 individual scorers we're
Herb Case, PariSclean, ISL, Cy
Goralczyk Sackmans, 665; Dick
Krakow, 664; Archie Jankowski,
Ekhardt-Becker, 655: CaSS Cry
gier. Stroh, 652: Irving Simpson
De Luxe-W.. $50: Elwood Blake
Murdoch. GA. Bill Littman. Twen-
tieth Century, CAB: George Bryant.
Ekhardt- Becker, $50 Bill Will
liamS, Twentieth Century, and
Chet -Slicey, Chene-Trembly, tied
al 63S.
Cases series was 214-23l-236.
Goralczyk'S. 2l3-226-226
Stroh had 107l-1069~ in 3l15.
Twentieth Century had high game
of 1899 with Murdoch. runner-up.
on 1887, and Chene-TIombly third
on 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
MONEY HOSS

Whirlaway old Mr. Longlall
. IN person. has been nominated,
along with 40 other horses, for
the SIS. 600 Widener Cup race on
March S a. Florida. II Nhrly
wins MS earnings Will then total
$685. GIL
Mrs. Warren Wright wants
Whirlaway retired AZ the end OF
this year. Ben Jones. the
trainer. says he wouldnt retire
the thoroughbred for at least 10
years more
"Whirlaway," says Jones sis
the soundest horse l have ever
seen"
Gus Dorais says he won't at
tempt Ia lure away Bud Boer-
niger, line coach, from JniVer-
sity ~ Detroit II he goes with
1.-THE Lions.
II wouldn't want 10 upset
!. things at I. OF D. says Gus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Boz,
ales
.Bomar Colt Named
in Honor of
Dick Richards
BY BOB MURPHY

A SPORTS COLUMN IN
SHORT PANTS, Pete Marley
and Charley Bohn, owners OF
the Bomar Stables, have named
a cheStnut-red colt Dick Rich
ards in honor Of the famed
bridge player hereabouts.
The colt is by our old friend
Grand Slam. out of Rose Baby.
The colt will run sometime
next April or May. If he has
half the fincSse on the oval that
Richards has al bridge or Whlsk
well, he'll do okay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Walter Hagen plans Vest
ern tour starting soon All pro-
cecds 20 for tho men behind the
guns. one Of these happens 10
he Walters son, lieutenant in
the tank corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
AN OPPORTUNITY

n Dctrolt's Tigers Tram At
Evansville. as IL now seems
, likely. some enterprlSlng sales
man sAe4ld gel busy and sell
owner Briggs a bunch OF sun
lamps.
That will be the only way the
BOYS viii get-these healthy st;ff-
tanS this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

The last really great local
natural was between Jimmy
Adamick and Roscoe TOles. Re
member
This one almost ended fatally
for Adamick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Willie Hoppe remains a phys
teal marvel. Al the age Of So
ne II touring army camps 10 en-
terrain soldiers with "impossi-
bile" shots ON the billiard table.
Hopes father put n cue In
his hand ut the age Of six. He's
been with the cushion sport
since that day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Skatinq at All Kinks

There is good skating al all city
Kinks and tobogganlng al Rouge
Park, the recreation department
announces today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Bob FlemingS and Carl OILERS
22S'S and Ted Williams 225 in 500
were highlights in Lucky Strike
Junior House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
RED RUN RUMOR

The rImor grows louder that
Red Run is about 10 hire an out
standing golf professional away
from another local club for l9i3.
Morte Dutra, YOU recall, quit
Red Run 10 take a few nlbllck
shots at the business world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
BY HAROLD KAHL

With three and one-half days
still left for teams 10 file for the
eleventh annual Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes, opening Sat
urday az the Imperial Recreation
in the General Motors Building. a
new all-time entry record appeared
certain today.
To date a total OF 1900 fivcs
are duly registered. according "a
Merton r.. Lowe, Imperial proprie-
tor who is in charge OF arranging
the schedule. This exceeds last
years total 1867, by 33 teams,
and is only 277 shy of equaling the
all-time high of 1.577 in 1911.
A number Of establishments and
leagues remain 10 be hoard from
which makes Sweepstakes officials
confident the 278 teams needed 10
establish a new record will be
received. The eleventh hour rush
may send The number over 800
Lowe reports Saturday open
ings az ! 80 and 3:f5 are still
plentiful, but other squads are fill
ing up rapidly. Due to industrial
conditions, the 1890 a. m. and
12:45 p. m. times Sunday are OK
popular this year. In the
past these shifts we're summed
Entries positively close Satur-
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

1885 and Laura. Zielinski's 1ef
stood out In the New Garfield
Ladies House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Agnes Prybys with l5S tops the
individual averages Of the Chene-
Trombly Ladies league, which ha,
been together for - wears. She
also holds high series. 6IS. Selma
Pisarski has high single, 2l0. Mrs.
John Paulus Is averaging 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

NEW fAIRVIEW ''''' sa s,I a.,
o"r ss-pu, TODAY u-m p srs After
- r. ~ Al Day SATURDAY. and Sunday.
NORTH END 800, p .o los eA"gAy' , sssT
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
NOTTINGHAM ''''' w. F. s xARFt"
os.r Bowling AT DAY sstgroy ara Sundays
Tosm 10 A. ~ Until oio''re. sar Adioinine
PALACE REC, p, 'S 73s, 'e q A,r A wisou,
Post Deer so-una TO-DAY Unt p. ~.
ana After g. hsrola AIl'n. in''f Cocktail lounge
PALMER PARK "sl .so.. ~. 70; ,,s s''s''o
70. s.22R. a. Bruns~tes Aitss. Compie'ey
NodsruHso Free Parktnu Opsn B0~iina TODAY
sA. ~ n p. ~ ard After ~ ? ~.
plpyI AVN 1920 WEST vARREs. Near
FARMLAND souTHflttD. cE. 377o
10 Brand New Lanst Nov Open 70 Public See
Them Bowl while Enjoying the Bes, 1000 and
R.ifsshm'ni' in os,roit' Prsttss' Cocktail LOUNGE.
pUIlp DIR lis2s EtRoHtVAL
'hlHh hlV' a. PHlliP. w. sso2
From 70 A. ~ On, w'ssdD, Uoth 2. After 70.
PlAYOIUM "' 10 .Gs. g, s4"'AO
Open Daily Until 4 A. N.
phInp0W lo71s GRATlo1 ~. ssss
nHlNDUW opso Ane, Until 600 ?. ~.
and After ~ p N Sundays--Nhsd Doubles,
$50 p. N and $50 Msns noubls' t04S ?. ".
plvIrpl DIR 1897 GRAND RIVER
nlVlLnN nCU' NO 1851
op,n Alley, TO-DAY UrtU 500 p. " ard After
" p. NJ Al oN Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
SJhTt Fhlp 1880 WOODWARD TO. s-4si2
/ OIHlL Mn A, state air 6rourds
op,n Alley, All Day sat. sun. free distractions
Week. DAY Anerr, We Take Phone Reservations
TWENTIETH CENTURY rAG aIi., st AS NJ ss1 ?
A Treat 10 Bowl here open Alley, TO-DAY
Until s. After - All DAY Saturday. and Sunday,
VICTORY 2" ''I 1s " lS5to y
Oxen Bowiins Uhih Ciosino. FREE tNSTRUc.
TONS BY DOROTHY MERCHANT
WASHINGTON BOWL. 81 soC INCA, Ma o
opsn Bowling Until ?. ~ and After 10 p. ~.
rs sr0n,~ios Centennial Alleys Cherry $500.
'WrcT nuInIcn IosI4 WEST CHICAGO
WLoI UHluHUU NO. s752
ANNUAL BROTHERS TOURNEY OPENS
JAN ~. ENTRIES CLOSE JAN q.
WEST DETROIT ''' st sips wsosrs SSt'
CO n377 open Bo-iins TODAY from 80 p A.
Un'h ciosino, Az osy SATURDAY. sonday.
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Charley Hayes is exceedingly
anxious to get crack al Jimmy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

hnpIV VII Edw. 9 Robinson IN
"A DISPATCH FROM REUTERS" George
RAJNR0-Gd. River at Joy Rd. 10. sss.
nni'DV open SIS. viyien Leigh (star
Olivier 10 THAT HAMILTON WOMAN. =
Plus John Archer In POLICE BULLETS. -
RAMONA -Gra'iot and %i, Smile Park Free :
Prices 70 8 BUN Hussey IN PIERRE OF
NETWORKS" John Besl. Florence Rice.
REDF0RD-Gd. Ei'er-Lah Ss,, PARK Free :
SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE VoICT
or TERROR" Plus II WAS FRAMED"
RECAI -Dequindre-N Minnesota Tw. 2-Io,I
nLunL Open 3f5. Dishes 10 Ladies.
"JrkE GIRL" Plus THE MAS WHO
RETURNED TO LIFE" John Howard
pECENT-woodw'd- led. Blvd. TR. 2-s4stS
hLuLNi open I As. Last Show 10 90
SPY Comedy with Music "MOJNTAIN
RHYTHM" Plus John Besl and Florence
Rice In STAND BY, ALL NETWORKS. -
pCY tNEWt-Fort street W. near Junction
Mn Open 5:l5. MeXicana Velumwsre 10
Ladies. Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers In
TOR HAT" Alton Walbrook. "SJICIDT
sot ADR0N." Novelty and Late News.
RIALT0-Grat'O' at Mt. Elliott 1l Parkins :
Ra,hbons. SHERLOCK nc HOLMES H. t SSI,
IME VOICE or TERROR. STAND
Bi. ALL NETWORKS" Florence Rice
pJ0-Wsst Vernon Highway nj Central \
MV Noon TO Midnight Park Free viz.
ginia Wedler. born TO SING" HALF
WAY TO SHANGHAI" Kent Taylor.
pIVIEpA-Grand River-Joy Rd. Gil. 4s3I s
h'iLhh Mat Daily i2.i5 Noon. Late
show al e:45. Bob Hone BuE Crosby. n
Lamour. ROAD To MOROC Co" pan
ANA HATTIE" Bed shelton. War News
RJV0I A-csdillae-E; Forest Pr. ieee =
hi'VLh Open 6.i5. PARK Free Dinner
ware Barbara Stsnwyck joel McCrea In
GAMBLING LADY" Plus "SNITH or
MlNNE>OTA." Bruce Smith, A. Judge
RK0. ITpT0WN--w oodwsrd-6-Mi% TO.e-9to0
hhV7oi fVWN open = NJ kCdnt
Bph HOPE Doro'hy Lauiour Bng CroSey\ IN
"ROADNTO MOROCCO" and tRed Sksitnn.
Ann sothern. PANAMA HATTIE" News
p0CEpS-Ses6 West Warren Avenue
hVuLhO Dinnerware 10 LADIES'.
Ruth Terry IN youth on PARADE. 4"
p00cCVrI T-Gratlot- Harper Pr. ssss 4
hUUOL'LLf OUR TIME SCHEDULE.
ROAD To MOROCCO" AZ $40, ops
"BEINEEN u GIRLS" T.43 10 81
WAR BONDS ISSUED WHILE YOU WAIT.
pn0cCVCI T--Grstiot- Harper RI. S78g =
hUUoLFLLl open A. 8 PARK FREE
BinE Crosby. bob HOPE Dorothy Lamour.
ROAD TO MOROCCO" Also "RETwFFN
- GIRLS" with Disna BARRYMORE Robf
Cummings. Get Her. Before $40. save Toe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Stroh's national match game
championship team, Joe Norris,
walter Reppenhagen, William
Kenet, Freddy Wolf and CaSs Cry
gier, Is entered intact In the sec
Ond annual 800 tournament 10 he
staged at Bud Ritter's Recreation
Sunday. Twenty-eight entries have
been received thus far by Paul
CitO, secretary.
Tony Zor-ccti 1cas high scorer
IN the Fort-Dciag NTH III.
Entries for The seventeenth an
nual tournament of the Michigan
Womens State Bowling AsSocia-
ton viii close with Minnie Sack
erman Of Grand Rapids, secretary.
Saturday al midnight. The event
will be staged week-ends AT the
Recreation in Jackson, starting
January 30.
Detroit, as usual. will supply the
greatest number OF teams for the
tournament, which is conducted in
four classes, according 10 averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
STkp--e227 Joseph Campau

NTlK-B-z. 5"Ntph tampau
oihh Big Features. Open f2:45 Noon.
Hedy Lamar, Chas. Bower, "ALGIERs"
All-Star Cast in MEN OF SAN QUEN-
TIN" Plus the Best Selected shorts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

TIJXED0-- Hamilton Tuxedo TO: s-s1ss 4
'OhLDo Open 5:t5. Bonds Issued
PIERRE OF THE PLAINS" John Car
roll. Ruth Hussey. II WAS FRAMED"
NJ Ames Julie Bishop. Cartoon Late News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
pC-Michiran lad Cas.

ilNlEo oQUAkE open AN PARK Ere.
After 3. Bill Boyd in I'm OLD MEXICO. ("
Harry Carey. PORT OF MISSING GIRLS
Double Exposure" Open TIL 2 A. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

u Totals as7 s72 1895 Totals az 1925 90
8 Grand total PASS Grand total 1927
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

TIMF-I5zZI Eatt JeHrrson, NJ DfeNeI
iiL Open 5:15. Dishes to Ladies'.
Late News and Novelty. Betty Cradle,
V. Mature, 81 WAKE UP SCREAMING"
Lulu Belle and scotty, "HI. NEIGHBOR :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Times Classic Pin Scores


To'A,s pss ssT 1885 Totals 1877 s7s 1853 Tot
Grand total 2ast Grand total ans era
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

TRENT0N-Trenton. Mich. Park Free \
"H'ioN Open $50, Free Dishes.
virginia Weider In BORN To SING"
Plus HALF WAY TO SHANGHAI" with
Kent TaNlor and Irene Hervex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
IC-4lsI Grand River Avenue

SHORES (NEW)-Maek and Smile Rd. +
o"o"Io N"L"/ Cont. from 3 p M.
Brenda Marshall, "SINGAPORE WOMAN"
Plus ''TJGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN"
CTANI EV-l5T07 West Warren Avenue
oih'ILi Open $40 Ladies' Night.
George Murphy in "MAYOR or GATH ST."
Plus Joan OF PARiS''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

RADI0 CITY-woodward near s-MlIe Road
hnpiO VIII Edw. @. Robinson in
"A DISPATCH FROM REUTERS" George
Brent A. Sheridan HONEYMOON FOR g. >