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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
DOROTHY WINS

PINEHURST, y. {. = Dorothy
Kirby of Atlanta won the North
South womens golf title here to-
day by defeating Jane Crum. Or
angeburg. s. C., S and in the
1s-hole finals Of the 4ist annual
tournament.
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TB0WLING

phys rejuvenated Groeers.
still q definite threat for the
second half title. rolled . 7s25
20 take three points from
John Hale~ky's Hsberdashers.
s522, and Joe McCormick's
Moose lodge five. 1881. won
two from Lee Garrison's
Pistons. 1921.
Last night also witnessed some
stellar bowling in the North End
Ladies league. what with Jo
Porter rolling . 22o-163-l57-54o
string. Margaret Foley a 5s7 and
Laurene Putbres a 525 total.
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is observing his
birthday while
fighting with Of
lied forces who
ore pushing Fox
Rornel ond his
forces back 10
the SEQ.
The Tocomon
IS 6erold koye
Holeb. son OF
koSpor "A. Ho-
leb. IVA s o.
4 Isl ST.
cerold hefter
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Saturday. March
3.
Pete, os he Is
X n wn 10 his
close friends. is
the son OF Mr..
o n d MIS- Ben
o { ! b ert, loll
No Ookes ST
Pete oroduoi-
ed from BeIlor-
mine high school
in le4l O n d
loter tf,ot year
.ionsd no with
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Tex, Thursday
when o &c
Gloss OF men
oroduoted O n d
received b Q S
end silver wings
eoqer 10 co M
o lete further
training 10 show
the oNis they ore
the deodly "Hell
From eoV en-
Men. +"
Among Z n Q
bomborci,ers who
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tives and friends
IS John johnson.
son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom John
son, AIS Fowcett
owe.
John IS O gun
nsrS mote and
hos b cen sto-
ito n e d OF O
West Coost bose.
He expects 10
see octiVe duty
when ms leove
expires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Harry banning
Called by Draft

LAKEWOOD, n. j. Manager
Mel OFT of New York Giants an
nounced today that Catcher Harry
banning has been summoned for
induction April 6.
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known os Jerry" to his friends. IS
serving OF present with O eorou-
flooe division OF the oury OR corps.
He offended Lincoln high school, ond
prior TO entering service ~cs employed
os @ sho~-cord ortist OF the Fisher
Co. department store here.
Well known in Tocomo tor his
ortistic obility, he recently wos op-
pointed specio ortist fer his platoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Up OF Alder.
BERG Of the U.
s vol cir
forcs. hos been
visiting pore MS
ond friends dur
INC the . Q st
eek while on
leove from duty.
Ensign Nor
berg wos born OF
Alder and OF
tended Alder ond
{ O I o n vile
high school with
the Gloss OF 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
BOTTLERs TO WORK

Weather permitting, the Bottlers
hard ball club will work out be-
tween IL and 2 o'clock At Nc
Kinley field. Anyone wishing 10
try out for this club is asked to
report.
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Results: johnson Blu. dies 4.
Peerless Bombers o: Millmen Local
4, Boots 0; Towel Supply ,. Paci-
fic ?; Reception Center ?, Drugs ?.
Three weeks of play remain on
the schedule with johnson Buddies
and Towel supply tied for top
place at the present time.
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Naval Officer Will Explain
Seleciive Service Situation
PuYollup Chamber Members to Heor
Commondsr at Tuesday Session

~ raceUa Tines Correspondent
fUYALLUP-Lieut. Commander
Chester Chastek, liaison officer
for the navy with selective service.
viii Be- speaker At the Chamber
a Commerce luncheon Tuesday
noon. according to Secretary Rex
Kelley. He win speak on the So
lsctive service situation and win
h introduced BY Frank Porter.
chairman Of tn local draft board
who has arranged the program.
kellsy also asks that industries
that were not represented at the
Chamber meeting last Tuesday.
when Prank Drshick explained the
nsw provision for contracts under
the WPB. send for forms and reg
igter Ut the Chamber office where
Information and assistance viii
- given. Forms for replacement
and repair Of shop equipment are
also available at the office.
since thu u. S. Employment
Service hsadQuartsrs In charge Of
Larry Reagan have been estab-
iished for the summer. the Cham
ber offices win Be open each day
from . .. n. 10 . p. m. ID sturtz
e raeoma win Be 1T the office
during these hours for the next
thres weeks. after which he will
- to Summer. TO Be replaced by
Mr.. Stella Ellison.
Red Cross Drive Over Top
Although complete figures are
not available. the minimum of
1900 set for the Red Cross drive
has gone over the top, according
to Frank Bates. general chairman.
Donations. however, will continue
to be accepted and may be turned
In At the office Of Ralph Forbes,
1oe "a ave.. .. w.. or to Ray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
NORTH END LADIES LEAGUE
North End Alleys

Hammond 2o6I (o) VS.. Honey
well 217e 49,. High game, 10
Porter 220; high series, Porter $40.
Decker 2O69 (O) VS.. Petersen
1927 (3). High game, Margaret
Foley 2l2; high series, Foley 537.
Sutherland 2034 IL VS.. Putbres
213s az. High game, Laurene
Putbres 1893; high series, Putbres
$50.
Mcintyre 2065 ID VS.. Ellis zoos
90. High game, Eta Moody 1856
high series, Moody 400.
After leading off with III and
1874 games, Dick Chessman "mur-
dered" the naples in his final ef-
fort. emerging with a huge 27s
game and a 500 series in Ship
yards league play last night al
the North End alleys.
Chessman spared In the first
frame Of his big game and
then racked up nine consecu-
tive strikes In putting together
the seasons high single on
the North End lanes.
Bill coovert. rolling in the Tele-
phone league few weeks ago,
turned in a 276 for the previous
high game.
w. B. Barger's 23l single and
SIS series were tops in the North
End Industrial league, which also
rolled last night at the North End
lanes
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Johnson is O ooduote OF Lincoln
high school, Gloss OF Al. Prior 10
snlistine in the navy Dec. Il. 1912,
he ~os employed OF the ?. S. Hormon
Mtg. Co. here.
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PFC Homilton is oroduote OF
Eotonvile high school ond entered
service Sept. IS, 1912, He wos home
on Through eorly In February.
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In South Poetic

Somewhere with the v. S. fleet
in the South Poetic is pstsr Delbert.
who will observe his 10th birthday
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He's Bombordier

Observing his birthday Saturday.
April 3. will be II. Kenneth J. Swon-
son, who is stotioned with the AAF
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Birthday Saturday

Another Toeomon serving Uncle
Som in the ornsd forces is Harold
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Bors and Wings

There ~os no April foolino Of the
AAF bor,border school OF Midland,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Home on Leave

Home on leove from duty m the
U. S. navy ond visiting with relo-
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Obituary n Offices
ANTHONY oLAUsoN

Anthony Olauson. Sc, died at a
raeoma nursing home Thursday
evening. He had resided at the
Lutheran home in Puyallup the
past two years. lie was a men,
her Of the Lutheran church at
Falkland. olauson came to the
state Of Warrington from Idaho
IN 1877. Surviving are two sons,
Adolph Hagen Of Minneapolis,
MINI. and o. o. Hagen. Falkland.
and three GRANDCHILDREN. Funeral
asrangemsnts are in charge Of
Wrigisy . Clements mortuary at
Puyaliup.
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In North Africu

Somewhere in North Africo Fri
doy, April 2, IS Tocomon who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Establish New Mark

OLYMPIA-Revenue act collec-
tons during March reached q new
all-time high. Otto A. Cas-. state
treasurer, reported. Receipts from
all sales and excise taxes levied
~ the act totaled Se.727. T4e A
year ago the total was x3.266. $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Aviotion Cadet

Among those selected recently TOR
eviction codet ironing BY Heodouor-
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LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The

LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The
Cleveland Indians break camp
today and move 10 Muncie,
Ind. for n weekend exhibit
ton series with the Pittsburgh
Pirates. The tribe will base
at Indianapolis thereafter.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind.-General
Manager Warren Giles Of the Gin
cinnati Reds said today that ne
had refused to increase the salary
offer made to Veteran Gerald
Walker despite receipt OF a letter
from the holdout outfielder.
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coma c. c. Mellinger Co. will
make funeral arrangements.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Peter Martin - Services Satur-
day al 10 a m, Buckley-king
mortnary. Interment in lakewood
cemetery.
George A. Malmgren-B Buckley
KING is sending the body 10 Chi
eago for interment.
Herold :. Besudreau-Tuells u
sending the body 10 Ferndale for
funeral serves and burial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
BOB POLLEN PLENTY HOT

Bob Pollen, anchor man for
Johnson's Buddies, outdistanced
the field in Broadway B league
matches on the Broadway alleys
with 257 game and 61s total.
The Buddies posted two new
league records for the season, roll
ing 104S for a new team single
record and 1892 for q new team
total The big series was scored
aS follOuya.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Harvey n. Barnes. %. Of 1911
No. It'll st.. was found dead Thurs
day on ths beach near the Def
ance Lumber Co. He had been
missing since March 9. An cleo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
SHIPYARDS LEAGUE
North End Alleys

Graveyard shrinkers 267s %
VS.. Cafe 280s 81. High game,
Dick Chessman 27s; high series,
chessman $50.
Shipwrights 2771 "a VS.. Club
2615 (O). High game, A. Paul
PIG; high series. Walt Whitney
500.
Painters 274s ~ VS.. Tavern No.
1. 2571 (0). High game. Frank
Reichl POS; high series, Penowich
$40.
Welders 2614 (0) VS.. Tavern No.
2, PHI "a. High game. Mama
204; high series, Mama 652.
NORTH END INDUSTRIAL
North End Alleys
Bakery Ladies 2423 (0) VS.. Mill
men 2648 "a. High game, W. 3.
Barger 231; high series. Bsrger
SIS.
Porkers 1856 49, VS.. Cafe 2454
a.. High game. Dave Dawes 205;
high series. Davies SOS.
Confectioners 2423 "a VS.. Wind
mills 2291 TO-. High game, Chuck
Jackson 217; high series. jackson
562.
Tavern vs.. Packers, results M
available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
pop SHOWS THE BOYS HOW

Bryan POP" Shaughnessy
played havoc with the tenpin set
up on the far end of the alleys in
Sheet Metal league play Thurs
day night on the Broadway alleys
and the results of that damage
were reflected on the score sheet
which showed that the well known
trundler had copped high score of
the evening with 5ss, including
games of 1s4, 202, 2O2. The scores
GuEET METAL IEACITE
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,srs of the 7th Army Air Force wos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Sell all sorts q livestock with
q Tlrses Want 40
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He expects 10 return 10 oeiiss duty
in the neor future.
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trician at the Seattle Tacoma ship
yards, he had lived in Tacoma for
about two years. Surviving him
are his wife. yallie y. Barnes, and
one daughter. Bonnie. of Portland;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. Nj.
Barnes. ST., and a sister, Mrs. Bob
Mowrey, all of Milwaukee. Cas-
sedy and Allen are In charge of
funeral arrangements.
MISS LENA rLAop
Miss Lena Placid. IS, q resident
of Randle. died Wednesday at a
local hospital She leaves q broth
er. Arthur Placid. at Randle. Paul
Aellinger and son. Lakewood NOR
tusry, will arrange the funeral.
MRS. FEELING HOLDEN
Mrs. Frances Holden. IA, of Rt.
]. Box SIT. Tacoma. died Friday
at her Lake Louise home. A ma
tive Of Oregon, she had been a
resident at Lake Louise for IS
years. Her husband. Freling Hol-
den. died several years ago. Sur
viving her are two sons. Freling,
Yakima, and Myers, in Alaska
two daughters. Mrs. Francis
Schrieb and Miss Orilla Holden,
both Of the home; two brothers,
Joseph Myers. Oregon City. Ore,
and James Myers. Portland; two
sisters. Mrs. Joseph Seliger and
Mrs. r. B. Beatie, both Of Port
land. and three grandchildren.
Piper's will announce the funeral.
FRANK REICHARDT
Funeral services for Frank
Reichardt, 20. Gig Harbor resident,
will be held Saturday at p. m
at Piper's chapel. The Rev. Henry
Victor Morgan will officiate, with
entombment in Tacoma mauso-
leum. Reichardt died Thursday al
Z q AOAtAA lis - NaAs n AaNANN ~ W.
many. he had lived in Pierce
county for Al years and was a re-
tired tailor. He leaves two daugh-
tiers. Mrs William Pfluge. Belling-
ham. and Mrs. c. J. Bagne. Of
Portland. and one grandson, Geo
L. Smith, u. 9. coast guard a.
Portland.
MRS. ARRISIA BARRAGAR
Mrs. Arrisia Barrsgar. rs. diec
Friday morning at her home. Sal;
No. Proctor st. A native Of Shady
Town. Ky. she had lived in Ia
coma for 30 years. She was |
member OF the Baptist church
Surviving her are a daughter. Mrs
J. p. Lesher. ST.. a son. Naltel
Edible. Boise. Idaho. a sister. Mrs
Z. X. vickerE. Tacoma, and |
niece, krs- waiter Bargex, Ia
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INFANT ELI1INGsoN

Private services were held Fri
day morning at Falkland for the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
T. Ellingson. Box 229. Parkland.
The Rsv. n. B. Thorpe officiated
with burial In Parkland cemetery,
under direction Of c. c. Nellinger
Co. rhs baby died rhursday at .
local hospital. He leaves . sister,
Georgia Ann. Of the homo, and his
gFandmothsr. Mrs.. =. ,. Uliingson.
DALLAS ". 0ArFNEY, JR.
Dallas v. Caffney. jr.. three
mcnth-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas v. Gaffney. sr., died Thurs
day at his home at yeim. The
Yelm Funeral nome will make fu-
neral arrangements.
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Broadway Alleys

Aonel 4, Brass o. High game,
Bryan shaughnessy POP; series
shaughnessy SIS.
Steel 8, Tin l. High game. A
Boucher 1922; series, Boucher 547.
Copper I, Iron 0. High game,
Dsmkier 222: series. Damkier 557.
Zinc 2, Stainless 2. High game,
John Holmay 212; series, Holmay
$50.
Aluminium 4, Lead 0. High game,
Elmore 231; series, Gilmore 545.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
MISS LENA PLACID

Miss Lena Placid. 3S, q resident
of Randle. died Wednesday at a
local hospital She leaves q broth
er. Arthur Placid. at Randle. Paul
Aellinger and son, Lakewood NOR
tuary, will arrange the funeral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Mobile Unit
Of Red Cross
Pays a Visit
By FRANCES OVENS

THE MOBILE UNIT Of the
American Red Cross CantCCn
paid a visit TO the Women's City
Club Thursday afternoon and
served tea and cookies to several
classes of Red Cross
The food was do
mated by a friend of the can
teen.
Miss Jane NJ. Porter Of the
city club staff teaches the classes,
which meet on the first floor of
the city club and the club opens
its own kitchens for five hours
of the practice period each can
teen student must put in.
Chatting and slipping tea VIC
saw city club members Mrs.
Frederick G. Jones. Mrs. J, a.
Oaestrich, Mrs. Donald c. Ste
venson, Mrs. j. a. Presley and
others.
Mrs. Harold Tyrec. head Of the
Red Cross Canteen. presided in
the mobile unit with the assist
ance Of Mrs. Herman kIefcr and
Mrs, Albert GriffithS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Ford School
Joins in ~ Fun

THE WEEKLY Friday fun
sessions for high school boys
and girls at the Central branch
YWCA have been extended into
carly evening now and tonight
Is boys from the Ford Trade
School will Join the group with
Is Girl Reserves of the Y.
Their first Joint project is an
Arthur Murray beginners dane
ing class. john Holland of the
Catholic Youth Organization,
viii be on hand to speak TO the
group on Dance Etiquette for
Boys and Girls" before the dance
instruction begins
Another high point for Friday
tuners this week will be the
personal appearance of Miss
Dorothy Stone, dancing star OF
the "Merry-Go-Rounders." who
will be at the Y at 4:30 p. m.
today 10 meet members of the
high school Charm Clinic and
10 give them tips on how 10 be
attractive, gracious and charm
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

SPRING TERN classes and
sports Will open al the Central
and Highland Park branches Of
the YWCA on April ) and viii
continue through May % with
registration being made now at
both branches for swimming.
dancing individual gym, bicy-
cling, riding, roller skating and
tennis.
Special low rates arc offered
for combinations OF health ac-
tivities. including one swim and
one gym class a week. all the
dips in the pool one wants and
informal roller skating. New on
the program are physical fitness
tests in gym and swimming TO
determine girls strength and
endurance and 10 give her =
Checkup on her own ability and
skill.
After midnight recreation for
women war workers i offered
At the Highland Park branch 10
accommodate girls working on
night shifts.
General classes offered at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
AMONG Those Who Attended

GLIMPsED IN the thronE which threaded IT'S way into
the auditorium ..,
Mr.. and Mrs, Stuart Bats Just back from Boulder
Dam, Colo. where they the wedding of their
daughter. Jane Robert Gordon Shedd. t. n. r.
The Henry Hubbards with Mr. and Mrs. Bats.
The Orison Whites Dr. and Mrs Roger V Walker and
daughter. Frances John Z. Decker--Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Hughes the Richard Forsythes of Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert F. Poehle the Glen Couers Mrs. Edmund
Hanavsn and her daughter Mrs. H. +. Petersen.
Former Gov WILDER NJ. Brucker and Mrs Brucker. =.
former Gov. William A. Comsock and Mrs, Comstock
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs C. Stuart
Baxter Mrs. Albert Mackey and Frank Hagen who
together. -
Dr. and Mrs Frank Purcell Edwin c. Bach Jack
Mclvor Mrs. Charles Navin Mrs Gilbert Wheden
Mrs Arthur Simms and her mother Mrs f. S Stringer
.. the Roy Stringers ..
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Sptzey Betty Campau
squirrel by Frank Coolidge Jr the Frederick r.
parents OF Judy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kopptz Mrs
Garrett Voorhees, Ferris Stone Mr.. and Mrs James +
Steep Mr.. and Mrs. James X Watkins =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Detroit Countess
At He erst Dinner

COUNTESS ELEKTRA RO-
SANSKA is enjoying a pleasant
Soiourn in Hollywood and Bev-
Crly Hills, Cal. where She has
been much fetcd.
She was the recent honor
guest NJ the Hollywood CantCcn.
where she sang, and was also
entertained AT a dinner party
gwen by Mr. William Randolph
Hearst.
Countess RoSanSka also gave
\ program Of songs for The
California Press Women'S Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Benefit Party Tomorrow

THE DETROIT SOCIETY
FOR TIE HARD OF HEAR
ING, under The direction Of
Mrs James n Fleck. chairman
Of the ways and means commit
tee, VIII sponsor games party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

and old fashioned box social
tomorrow even ne, IN It's club
rooms IN CaSS
The party will benefit the So
Ciety and The proceeds will he
used 10 carry on us work IN
behalf Of the hard Of hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Spring Term Classes
Open at YWCA April 5

Central branch include arts and
crafts, contract bridge. cookery
for wartime. French dresSmak-
lnC, conversational English, adj
vanCed first and, millinery music
appreciation, personality
through speech, piano, shorthand
treview and dictation) and type
writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
New York Visitor

MRS. JACOB ARBIT and
Mrs. Benjamin Macy of Lnwood
arc guests at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania. New York City, while
visiting Mrs. Mays husband,
Pvt r. a. Macy. who is now
stationed At Atlantic City, n. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

THE DETROIT CURLING CLUB is headed by A. H.
Green. other players who will jaun TO Canada
Peter Sweeney. Ward Peck Louis X Hyde Herbert
Morley. Robert Pierce A. J. Dalton Morris Ham
mond Nick Burnett. William o. Riley. Arthur Ward
Ted Sackett. Sam Henry and Richard Booming
hansen.
Mrs. D. j. Alison who is living at her country place
at Dryden has gone TO her David Cam
Pion School at Prairie du Chene, Wis.
ELEANOR HANDY is home again . after whrl in
Chicago. where she visited relatives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Curling Club Leaves

--- WITH SPRING peering around the corner
The Detroit Curling Club is leaving this afternoon 70
Kitchener Ont. play a
Club Of that city
Detroters will be the station by the members of
the Kitchener Club. and friendly "bonspie' will be
staged this evening
The game will be PLAYED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
A Strictly Amateur Sport

CURLING ACCORDING to Peter Sweeney . one of the
most ardent members of the Detroit outfit the only
strictly amateur sport in the world also the oldest organ
lied sport being 500 years old go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
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tContinued from Page ~

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Richard A. Forsyth general chairman and Ernest
A. Jones vice chairman
Others the committee Warren Bow. Thur
Low E Coon Malcolm Denise Thomas J. Gum
Frederick c. Mshae Herbert F. Poche and John Kyle
Worley..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
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