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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-27

William l.. Kilburn entered St
AIMS Hospital today as a medical
patient.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-27

Admitted to St. AIMS this morn
ing for medical care was Fritz
Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-27
FEET HURT?

If so, see DR.. d. w. Knowles,
latest scientific methods. Osteopath
and Chiropodist.
Office 387
Lower Lobby, Baranof Hotel
Home, Red 669
adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-27

Texas contains II prisoner OF
war camps, more than any other
state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Wanted: "A Stray Pup
II Would Help Tighten Grief Of Girl. |. Whose
Dog S+rayed-AIas!-Int Busy Street

You, yourself, are going to be
much more careful crossing streets
after this. And that will be true,
too, of every one of your play
mates.
1t could be that Muggins' death
at some future time may actually
save the life OF your brother or
some one else you love most
dearly.
When you look at II that way.
Muggins' death makes more sense,
now doesn't It?
But what your aunt called us
about was not to get us to write
you a letter this way. She thought
some one with a stray fox terrier
pup would hear of your misery and
replace Muggins.
Somehow, we can't help but fee
she's right.
THE DETROIT TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Meat Stamp PrObed
City and State Launch Investigation as Butchers
Tell Of Buying Inspected Meat in Marlette

A two-way probe was started
today by board of health and de-
partment of agriculture inspectors
TO determine validity of a state
inspection stamp used by Mar
lette veterinarian on meat found
in two Detroit butcher shops.
The investigation came 10 light
when two operators of butcher
shops, Louis Lemieux OF 10646
Plymouth road and Rudolph
Gauron OF 1894 Twelfth street,
were hailed into court on charges
OF possessing uninspected meat.
Investigators for the health de-
partment testified they found
2,400 pounds of meat in Lemieux'
shop which bore an inspection
stamp stating Michigan Depart
ment of Agriculture Inspected and
Passed" Four hundred fifty-five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Edison Official
On Stand in
City Rate Suit
Controller Snow Faces
Quiz on Profits. Properties;
OPA to File Brief

Interest In the Detroit Edison
Company rate case increased to-
day as Edison controller, Harry A.
Snow, took the stand for cross
examination by Detroit city at
torneys.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
James II. Lee and Richard A. Sui
Ivan, the city's public utility rate
analyst, who are presenting the
city's case before the Michigan
public service commission, have
looked to Snow as their chief
source of information.
"Snow Is the one man We can
get on that stand who knows all
the answers TO the questions we
want to ask about Edison profits,
expenditures and properties"
Sullivan said.
Yesterdays session was confined
10 the case being presented by
four Detroit ice manufacturers
who base their demands for lower
industrial electric rates on lower
overall labor and fuel costs.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton, which has interviewed in the
case on the citys side, has Signi-
fed that il will limit its part Of
the case to filing a brief asking
for lower rates, unless OPA heads
feel called upon to present evil
dence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Urges City Pay
Twice a. Month

To help cope with the growing
manpower shortage among city
office workers, City Controller
Charles C. Oakman said today he
would present a proposal to Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries Jr. to pay 10,50O
city hourly workers every two
weeks instead of weekly as at
present. .
The change will save upwards
OF $4,000 man hours a year, Oak
man said, cutting down thousands
of hours of pay roll machine oper'
alton.
Oakman will propose that hourly
and salaried employees be paid II
alternate weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
70 Drivers Hit
3S TO 81 MPH;
Lose Gas Books
Convictions in Court
Followed by Automatic
Revocation of Coupons

Twenty more motorists from
Detroit and surrounding communi-
ties lost their mileage rations to-
day by being convicted of speeding.
Revocation of the books was made
by the OPA.
They were Carl Foster, 1347
Albany avenue. Ferndale; Elmer
Draper, 1870 West Hayes avenue
Otis Brown, AIT Virginia avenue,
Royal Oak; Anabella Card, %
Miller street, Mt. Clemens; Law
renee w. Anderson, 1241 Meadow
brook avenue; Eugene Currier,
1855 Mansfield avenue.
Marvin Lavasseur, 1914 West
brook avenue; Robert Durham,
1924 Fielding avenue; Raymond
Geisler, 1896 Avis avenue; Kenneth
Hoard, 1904 Bray avenue, Milling
ton, Mich; George Bassitte, 1866
Murray Hill avenue; George Ted
der, TOYS Whitaker avenue; Julian
Liss, $3.50 Auburn avenue.
Willy Adomat, 1910 Evans ave
nue.: Ambrose Agusti. 3401 East
Hancock; Dennis L. Worthington
21700 Lyndon avenue; Joseph A
Kowalski, 1914 Southfield road
Henry w. Moss, 1919 Turner
avenue; Roosevelt Hill, 3670 Elba
and Charles Binkenz, 28103 Bridov
avenue, Romulus.
All were convicted In court o.
speeds ranging from 38 to 63 mile!
an hour and revocation of thu
books is automatic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

pounds bearing a similar stamp
were found in Gauron's place.
Fred Rowlader, manager OF the
Detroit office of the state board
of agriculture. said that TO ms
knowledge the state had never au-
thorized meat inspectors nor did
II inspect meat.
However, both merchants said
that they had purchased the meat
in Marlette after it had been in
spected and stamped by DR.. j. c.
Taylor. Rowlader said that Tay-
Tor insisted to him that he had
been authorized by the state in
1924 10 inspect meat.
Both stood mute on their ar
raignment before Traffic Judge
George T. Murphy and were re-
leased on personal bond pending
trial, February 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Closing Of GrisWold
Revoked by Council

Closing OF Griswold street from
Clifford to Grand River between
2 and Z p. m. was ordered revoked
by common council today. The
step was taken January Is as an
experiment to aid bus and street
car loading. D. Grant Mickle, city
traffic engineer, branded the move
a failure in a report that men,
toned protests by affected mer-
chants.
The closing OF State street be-
tween Washington boulevard and
Griswold street during the same
hours will be continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
WPBChiefsHere
Tomorrow TO
Strikes
Wendell Lund Heads
Group TO Confer With
Clio, AFL and VINO

Washington WPB executives viii
reach Detroit tomorrow to confer
on work stoppages and morale
with rs Go and AFL leaders and
Detroit WPB and War Manpowet
Commission officials.
Wendell A. Lund, director Of the
labor production division, heads
the delegation from Washington.
With him will be his two COS
directors, Phillip ]. Cloves, Go,
and Joseph d. keenan,, ALL; w.
E. Chalmers. chief OF the war
production activities branch; John
w. Nickerson, chief Of the man
agement consultant branch; Paul
Fl. Norgren, chief of the industry
consultant branch; p. L. Garmans
chief of the public relations Sec
ton, and Andrew j. Biemiller,
chief of the labor morale section.
Appointment of local regional
labor committee to advise with
Clarence M. Bolds, director OF the
Detroit labor production office, -
expected from Lund.
The four labor members now on
the VINO labor management conn
mittee here are due to be named.
They are Victor G. Reuthers
assistant director of the JAW
Go war policy division; August
Scholle, state president OF ana
regional director of CIO; Frank 3.
Martel, president Of the Detroit.
Wayne County Federation OF
Labor, AFL, and George Dean.
head of Michigan Federation OK
\ ohnr AET. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Miss Bridget Harvey.
14810 Cedargrove avenue,
Detr0it

Detroit.
Dear Bridget:
Your aunt phoned and told us
about your dog.
She said that you hadn't been
able TO eat and that dark circles
had taken the laugh out OF your
eyes.
She told us how you first heard
the news when you came home
from school; how the tears had
welled but couldn't come because
you got so tight inside. ae
What made it so much worse, OF
course, was the fact that your
mother couldn't show you Mug
gins. He had been run over by
other cars after the first one hi
him.
1t would not have been a pleas
ant picture for an 11-year-old to
carry. perhaps for the rest of her
life.
Well, Bridget, there isn't much
we can say. Dogs are like that.
Even when they live to a ripe, old
age. they're around only a little
while.
But right. now, inconsolable as
you are. you're probably wonder
ing why Muggins' span had to be
shorter than usual.
There may have been a reason.
Perhaps whoever put him here let
him be killed to teach children q
lesson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

The little daughter was named
jeanne Mildred but her pictures
were sent too late for her fighting
father to see.
An official war department tele-
gram and letter of confirmation
informed Mrs. Mildred Odrowas,
%, of 1869 West Baltimore ave.
nue., that her husband, Joe, was
killed in New Guinea action
January 1. :,
The pictures of the 9-week-old
baby he had hoped to return tc
were mailed January Is.
That's the phase of her hus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

The second trial of Duane
Daniels, 30, Detroit meat packer
charged with selling unexpected
meat, went to jury today in Traf-
fic Judge Thomas F. Makers
court.
The defense closed its case
claiming the charge was false and
resulted from a long-standing feud
between Daniels and DR.. Frank
r. Bates, health department as
sistant chief meat Inspector.
Daniels who operates his shop
at 1854 East Vernon highway, Is
accused of selling five uninspected
calves to Charles Finkel, butcher,
at BOLT Russell street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Pictures Too Late j
U. S. Says Father in New Guinea. Who Had Never
Seen Baby. Died in Action January !.

bands reported death Mrss
Odrowas regrets most.
'The baby looks like Joe,
she said, land she laughs Hike
him." A
But the young mother Is cling
ing to one straw OF hope--that the
war department might be wrong.
A friend of the soldier, she points
out, received a letter from joe
dated January /.
A former Cadillac plant enn-
ploye, the 25-year-old Red Arrow
division fighter was indicted IN
l1940 and sent overseas last March.
HE attended Chadsey High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
0dkmdn Admits
He Can t Solve
Overtime Riddle
Krause Tells Controller
Extra City Hours Are
Not Up to Attorney

The thousands OF overtime hours
due city employees today appears
like rainy weather; everybody
agrees it's a bad situation but no.
body, apparently, can do anything
about II.
Following a consultation with
Corporation Counsel p aul E
Krause on the city's position in
the matter. City Controlle
Charles G. Oakman today admit.
ted there is no apparent remedy
for the situation.
~ asked krause why some
city employees who were working
only n 35-hpur week were cred
tied with overtime, whereas the
city charter specifically calls for
a 40-hour work week.
SOME GET TIME OFF
at Is his opinion that II r.
merely a matter Of interpreta-
ton, not n legal question.
1.-THE point Is this. Some have
already been given compensa-
tory time of on this basis and
we feel II would be unfair to
those who have not had the op-
portunity to change the rules on
them at this date.
the city and the DSR, excluding
the Board of Education, there
are 1000 city employees In the
armed services.
SITUATION IMPROVING
"More than ] 900 of them have
compensatory time coming and
we don't feel right about chang
ing the rules on them while
they're away.
"Our present overtime ordi-
nance which limits an employees
overtime to 80 hours a year will
at least guarantee that our over
time total won't get any higher.
The best we can do Is liquidate
what we now have as quickly as
possible. Some of IL in depart
ments where the manpower
shortage IL acute may have 10
wait until after the war, but at
least the situation is getting
better"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Mr.. Garand, the inventor Of
the superlative Garand auto
matte rifle, pictured in Detroit
to confer with manufacturers
and ordnance specialists on
improvements in his gun. Said
he: Combat tests have proved
the Garand rifle can do all we
have claimed for IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Japs Plan Raid Insurance

NEW YORK. Feb. s (INS).-
The japanese Parliament, accord
ing 10 a Toxic radio broadcast
heard today by the FEC, is dis
cussing legislation to establish
compulsory afraid life insurance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Therman Gibson
Sets New Mark

Thcrman Gibson and Frank Zion
were first and second in the Off
cial Michigan major league bowl
ing averages issued Saturday by
Secretary Fred HIrtzel. Gibson
had POS 90 for 81 games, new
record. and Zion 2O3.53 for 90.
CaSS Grygier had 1871 and Bill
Jordan 1882. Anthony Novak
1875 80, Sam Richardson 1872, and
Tony Lindcman 1852.
De Luxe d, winner Of the title
a new record of 32l5
for series and 1856 for single. Glib
sons IA displaced the former
mark of III held by Jack StahI
and Bill Jordan'> 2S9' beat Danny
Bedard by one PIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Petersen Classic Bowling Schedule at Palace Rec.

sacinaw. CNde Poster. Akron o Joe
Rere Saginaw GeorEe klcinhasrr Ann
Arbor. Lee HOerstman Chicago. JHlr
Carr Abron Koner Levi sssiuaV Ru-
dolph SbOrepa. Garfield Heigh'e. Frank
TarhuN FlndIay. o Paul bHe, SaLlEaN
Bob Westphal Michigan CITY, Ind, Hi
iI5 -HsHry TuuH. Saginaw Emil ST.
perke Cleveland Emmett quinn Nj
Clemens, Joe Mune. Gle eiaud. Howard
sseae, Molmsn cro2 Ma c @Ga
Frank Schueu saginaw. Paul FtD Middle
town steve Sclluer Sa-lua" John
Rtchetta Flint. Gilbert Mangaen. Bao
ANe. Mich John Wsncs'N Ere. Pa
Norman Gehrrg Cleveland. william
Krsuss. Linden. y j. Frank JateDk
Cleveland stanley Micbans,y, Ierse, CRY
cid. O.. Dale stltzel Hamilton, o Tof'
Gricar. Cleveland Al Buusr Hamilton
Walter Born, Bay Crli Lee Miller tleNe
land. Pete Born, BAY CITY. George Cor
saro. cleveland Narluue THOMPSON Chi
cago. Frank Halek. Cleveland Salu Sarr
Chicago Bob Olson. Toledo Walter Mar
teha. Ashley, Mich; Al Pirrmattel CHI.
CaEo
40 Bert Pearson. windsor. Ont
Andrew ieuchar. oNu Jar kissOn
Cleveland t.d Easter Madison WIS DltH
Winsberg. Chicago George smith Pon iar
Henry Wolf Birmingham. Mich Ton,
Toledo Dan Berief. Pontiac Tom sofas
Cleveland. CN SiLemore. Toledo. Forest
Iamson. Pontiac Arthur B8ir'. Glove.
and. Ned pay. Santa M5uIra. CAL RHlut
Bom8r. ChicaAo Lewis SheEus 81 Murrs
Mich -s;nprmau HartRick. FHrt
plunge Chicago. John Toll Flint Rouer
Cleveland Louis M71k CHI
caEo Gene SVindler DAYTON Louis
Strizzi Cleveland william schmidt ru-
ledu, Don FairrbiId Dayton. DAME. Bur
den. Columbus James Schroeder Ottawa
Hank Lsuman. -. Louis Walter NhNn-
son. Ottawa. %.
1l5 william Gardner. Chicago. Jack
GoIuh. Toledo. Joe pu,,iuelI Chl,alt.
rapo. John Barath Film. Me- Schv0e-er
Madison Wiz John Sskora Toledo.
steve Naly Cleveland j. Heating chi.
CaLO. Connie SChWueElcr Madituu 1911
tlcsch Chicago Vincent Frcrhette Film
p,mluIck Iazzau Newark. J John
Powell, Toledo, Elmer tish. Newark. pr
David Martin Rochester. y. Ralph
ifoefnrr. Rorhe4tpr. -. ". PAM Butler.
DAYTON Mari Chtfei Ro,he.'rr y y
l"uis Wsiberg Cleveland RH} EcuSHu
Frank del coute Rochester ~ y Wi
liam smith ChicHnu. Russell Ihunas
Rochester IS W p. Mate ta Cleveland
Stanley Rudrs Chicago Marin cascri0
"a on Pete Frank. Chi,asu' TO u N
BWthUt. Youngstown. q Herb frtIfal.
Chicsso. AleN Graham. Dover o. tar
GrsWmer Fargo y p Ar Porter puts
hurFh Nelson Burton ST Louis Frank
kattheisrr. Chicago. PIT Vincent MfeI
Nrchg FiNd n s.. Fu Mgrici,h Chi
tsroe willard hatiap. Neeauree. Meh
Gr1Ite Young, Franklin square ".
Joe kamiushi. YuIuIsfUfu. ~. Fred
Voeipei HeUpstead n y Marry Cassie
Hahuay. n } Louis fartas Toledo. , o.
sweeney Jersey tatN. Ralph Watson.
Youngstown O Charles Chirar'IH Eliza.
beth " D. John Nufrs TOMBSTONE e
Alex Mlfz.nst| FlSauctt I MhrnH
krmner Youngstown ArChg I1" '#'"
Grpfaf NaIrs Yrur E-. own. N..rf Wclr
nor Pint Walter EWef' CHru o-.
uaII.o Michigan Clft fHNsf' NrteH
farHbek Gau IrH john faf,'r.i. Car
ran CnN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
TUESDAY

tlj p. VI william Goldammer. Chi
,sso. ROGER oyermyer: William Lrtmau.
Leo Maine. Minneapolis Frank Myers.
Forest H0,h Lincoln Park; steve Shocke
Andrew 2lgrsy. Toledo Tom Mckay
Joseph AuaHrr. steve EhoaeE Toledo
ROY Thompson. Fred Gsrdrla Louis Dro-
fas. To.rdu. Lou Senannl Harry smith
John Casnurn Ken HotH8u5 Joe Adams
-ulcue E,rua NIHam MofHtG, Tom
DO me-, Pam Cro Cal Lennon claud
Miller Joe Trules Mathew Fufean Matt
ffus BftF-,. GIulsfclat Peter EHssWan
~ usm ~Iaumcr John NerWlIrn.
g $50 Max Roberts Flnalat o., Louis
Rgs.n. George Hfebay Ff1uE Ea.kJ
Arthur Krcrhf William MoUery GN
I.ats. HHfInu ont George ltur'e
iura Na.t Jimmy smith Fen'un VI
Dufusr Harold shaw Tom FwIth Fen
'ur Ntus Iaunos Hrup Fritz Sell ~UG.
rrudarg Jack Daitlo. Harold Alien. Elmo
Zones charles snyder. Abraham solomon
trfty L.Ucl George lukaoh Witurd
GreerstuHt WdDlr Heurion Plymouth
Warren uuuu4n plymouth Leonard neIt
.0n Hsnun' PluiatoWsW luUn o. Bar
Frank Graf, Frank Coopelsnuin, JOAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
MASS BOXTNG

Boxing is conducted on a mass
scale by Chief Specialist Carl
SorcnScn at Camp Lawrence,
part OF Great Lakes He ran
of 50 bouts IN an hour and
half with eight rings In Continu-
Gus action.
It. Taylor DrySdalc. former
University of Michigan swim
star and on, of his rivals. 1t
Ken Willard Of Northwestern
University. are teammates on
the American swimming team
chosen from the ranks of the
American fighting forces sta
toned IN the British Isles .
DrySdale was captain OF the
Michigan team IN 1885 and held
the national intercollegiate $50
yard back stroke title for three
years. lie was q member Of
the American Olympic team
whIch-appcared i'm Berlin in 1895
and was world record holder of
the 30O-yard individual medley
He also competed IN BuenoS
Aires in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Emil wans5 Grover Scbcrt Toledo: pr
Mitchell Kurbeiak Beta Baiogh. tl,hh
o.. George Eyer. /. O. Nuilrath. sulphur
springs. o. Me'te standsh Julius Eder
Ann Arbor al Light, Albert Massull il,
l.. r.. Hutchinson, Ann hrb"f LsIrnt
man Plymouth. Walter Wellmsn, FindlaN,
o carr Parsons. Dale Huntington. Glenn
Swuzer. Fndlay. o.; Tony NoNak. Da'i ID
Aesseu Ted Ostrowslu, SIX Siarze"skL
3.45 H. SWicrczak Niagara Falls.
Y y H. Iippe Chicago Jack Sharkey,
Battle Greek, Frank NanDaieh NiataIH
Fails n. y. Joe HsWlla, Benton HaLo"r
Don Nesia, Waukesha. Wis NHirEel Case ,s
Marion o. Herman kricger. Benton mar
hnr. Ben Rose. Upper Darby, Pa llr.
Fred Robinson. DanNie III White
Mum Elizabeth, y. j.. Harry Brsnnan,
pa Herman Nen Union CITY, y. J. Mike
Rapchick Philadelphia, 9. BykoWs ski
Pittsburgh Andy VaripaPa, BROOKLYN
Frank SeTpico. Philadelphia II nv y
bridgeport pa Wilmer Cameron. Phus
drIphjs Joe NOysrre. Toledo. samuel We
g. r Winchester Philadelphia; Art Loew,
cleveland. Harold Schmuh' Toledo John
Petru. Cleveland : tzrrWiuSht Kenmore
y ! 4 Brew N eias3- n'''s. umss,ns
NtaEars Falls
64a Cnaries tsusche Cleveland; Rus
sell Gcrsuude hiip autee Joe Parker.
Buffalo. jules SoWa Chicago Charles
All Unkc West Ais Wis Joe Trsubenit
Chicago g. rishuk, Milwaukee Maurice
HIN Columns Ind AleN Black. CleNr-
land Fd Harris Milwaukee e. Behris.
Bunal0. Ray OreskotIc. Columbus Ind .
q p Jackson. Chicago; Harry O BrNu
Miv aunse stan PASCAL, Chicago; Neville
ReInrfs Coiumhus, Ind, Tony Clark.
Buffalo John small BerWyn. w.; Nashef
Riri Cleveland. Habctler. Chicago
William ZiuEsle. Cleveland Albst Brandt
Etkpor. s. Joe sinke Chrago Tony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
CY0Pin Tourney
Closes Sunday

Eighty doubles combinations and
20 individuals are listed for the
final rolling in the. sixteenth
annual Catholic Youth Oroganiza-
ton handicap bowling tournament
at the Detroit Recreation this
Sunday.
Marks they must beat 10 carry
off the championships are the l247
OF Tom Rooney and Art Sammut
of ST. StanlSlaus and the COL OF
Harry Happy from st. Francis
parish.
The team title was won by
Councilman William Rogell's five
from 81. MaryS of BEDFORD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
DABF Schedule
For Sunday

CLASS 4
Auto Club vs. Pepsl-C0la, Northwestern
Z az g. m Nirgies vs.. Parsclesn y "
8 at 4 NCkers VS. Police Belle Isle 4
at 4; Transfers vs. Chevrolet. Ives Field
highland Park al
CLASS u
Sans W Grimm. y W az 100.
Hoffman vs. FtN.O. y W. 2 a.
Arthurs rs. LAW ia y W. az "Cadu.
lac vs. JAW $50. Belle Isle AZ 4 JAW
i5i vs.. Rayrs. Belle Isle 3 al 4.
CLASS -
Spsuans We owls, y W 6 az 80.
LAW lI4 juniors vs. state SHOW. y v
a. $50. East Side Sports vs. Dasrp
- IS at } 80; lakewood Aces ~ West
: .dr sports y W b al ! 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
City Tourney
Pin Standings

- TFNM
CLASS
Krakow r.e 3p6z r rrers..rl
2s6s WoI-srrr lshf Rainbow tr.....It
2s0s. J.e Pans 2eoi
Class
psaes P1 .l- .Ctr.-.,r 49, N...fs
Cppr'at. 2-e IewF, EHu.F- -.1 Ettr
raw. .2l. van HalsIs 80. Ft 80,
Class {
F1If -. J0i- Martin Et Ca..t.- $751;
Usfcrse Cl-' 1sf S.H'E t-. -1F.
Class -
Ffarzs a11 Nrrpf Trf rear1t -r-
Nrfle Currtr. $50. Tf ~... Warren Too
Erg neerlrE aIG Cylinder , arts ..I.
DOUBLES IRIGtINRl
AZ ya.eIs Pred Miller tl Fss t"
NrGg Leonard LIber1a 1859 TONS
e0aa Reno NH.sfftfH 1851 H.rr
Artn4- hr.mar, llzf Ir ta t,
Zion, I.f.
SINGIT~
Torv &C., rrga. FlP u.f .......
SCI ono harr go. ... ..-
Ja.h stEr. ttt
DOUBLES tONTR ANIENGt4
Frbe p. .sfI .rsr t...N- .s,N
Srom W~ oyHvF. ir 'as aa'.r
Ffars sf sr Mo-. B.a.. E.at.r. .ft
Andrew -r.lWat. 800. N.rf I.al.
Eernetn D+b.f 49,.
StNGtIs
FKrs - 10 isa Isrr HsFfF -t
WHHau .s'rr. 1928 Charlie a-s. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Probable Pitchers
Nv | nited Press
AMERICAN

81 Louis tNlggehng 10 and Surdra OLD
~ Chicago 1Humphries 90 and Lee u-lI.
Cleveland tBagby 20 and Harder ILL at
Detroit tGorsics 90 and Overmire 100.
New York tBOnhsm 10 and Donald 0-uI
at Washington (Wyun 90 and pyle In.
Philadelphia tAfntzen 60 and Nuif Ill
at Boston (HuEhSou 20 and Chase OIL,
NATIONAL.
Chicago fBihorn 20 and Barrett 0-Ol az
Pittsburgh tHebeft O.i ana kHnEer U-Ut.
BROOKLYN Head 10 and Wyatt 100 ti
Sew York tTuukIe OIL and Fedmau ouF
Boston tTObln u.1 and IaNery o-lI az
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