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Evening star., 1943-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELP MEN.

AMBULANCE MAN, and to do general work
IN Undertaking establishment. Drivers
permit; experienced preferred Cali be.
tween III. 317 Penna ave. Sc
ASSISTANT JANTTOR, colored, for large
downtown apartment house. full time,
Call RE. 05S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
VISITED CHINA

Stratemeyer'S arrival in the Far
East apparently was connected
with his recent visits 10 Running,
China, between April and June Of
this year
These visits were disclosed in
the citation accompanying award
Of The air medal in June for Eek
ceptionally meritorious achieve
mcnt while participating In fights
between the nations capital and
Running, China
That such a hieh-ranking Off
Ger should be picked for a new
assignment indicates the impor-
tance attached 10 il by the war
department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
TO MEET sTILLWELL

According 10 dispatches from
India, Stratemeyer told newSmen
that he could not discuss his as
Slgnment until he had conferred
with 1t. Gen. Joseph w Stillwell,
commander Of American forces in
China. Burma and India.
Military spokesman in Wash
ington declined TO discuss Strate-
meyers new assignment, but his
arrival in the Far East and his
activities during recent months
raised the following possibilities:
THAT he might replace Still
well, an infantry man. be-
cause air will play a vital part
IN the eventual offensive 10 Dust
the JapS from Burma, China
and lndo-China.
) That he might be made SUI
- preme commander of Allied
forces in the India. China.
Burma area. a post left vacant
when Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell
was removed 10 become viceroy
Of India.
, That he.might be given an
- entirely new command i'm
line with President Roosevelt'S
recent promise that Japan would
be attacked from the north.
east. south and west"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Your Old Boxes
Are Ammunition

Shell fuse parts. bomb bands.
powder kegs, and other important
military equipment are being made
from old boxes. bags. brown wrap
ping paper, newspapers, and waste
basket paper. The public is urged
10 save all forms Of waste paper,
10 help relieve the critical waste
paper shortage and avert a
threatened Curtallment OF var
production OF paper products.
tlatten out boxes. stack loose
paper into neat bundles. To sell
your accumulation 10 a dealer, or
10 give 10 charitable or other or
CARNATIONS. call collector az
X Randolph $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
U. s. Plane Lands in Portugal

LONDON, Aug. S ms A L.
s. aircraft, snort Of fuel Was
forced 20 land al Lisbon IN ncu-
trail Portugal yesterday, accord
ing TO Reuters news agency
Sixteen persons aboard were re-
norted informed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

ADVTPTIE ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
BURMA THE BLUEPRINT

Burma is the blueprint for the
development OF that scheme. an
accurate chart Of Japans cunning
program Of incorporation Of Asia S
peoples into the japanese DO
minlon.
Burma's "Quisincs themselves
dropped the mark Of freedom
for Burma Tn ,II,,,l--s- hfe-da-.-, =
today. monitnred hy OWL Bur
mas foreign minister Thakin NJ
was quoted as saying
Burma Il without experience
regarding foreign policy. Con
Sequently, IL Is necessary "a re
quest advice from Japanese
Ambassador Sawada. who il eN-
perienced in international for
eign relations. and We have mott
fed him Of this fact.
After comforting with Am
baSsador Sawada, domestic af-
fairs, organization. and selection
of the foreign affairs personnel
viii be quickly decided upon"
Official WaShingto interpreted
the statement by Thakin M as a
confession that Burma could not
even organize her domestic affairs
without the dictati0n ~ Iapan's
ambassador 20 their puppot state.
Sawada. y was pointed out. is
far moro than ambassador 70
Burma He looms rs the actual
q @tator of a Va~S4I state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Vets Guests OF Union

-Four NcieranS- fran Percy
Jones Hospital. Battle Creek. are
guests today and tomorrow Of the
production foundry unit Of Ford
Local No. 500 UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
EX-Yank
Air Chief
Inn India

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 GNS)
Important developments an the
Far Eastern war zone were fore
Swallowed today by the arrival in
India Of Mai. Gen. George Strate-
meyer. former chief OF the air
staff Of the L. s. Army Air Forces
on a secret new assignment.
When the war department on
July p announced Stratemeyer's
transfer from the post of air staff
chief it merely said he was being
given an "undiscloSed assignment
of extreme importance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
laps Empire
OF Slaves Takes
Form in Asia
BY DAVID CAMELON
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

w ASHIN TON, Aug. g.
Japan's scheme for a billion
Asiatic slaves as helpless cannon
fodder in Tokio's dream of world
conquest is swiftly taking form
behind the Nipponese ring of steel
in the Pacific. it was revealed
here today
The myth Of Burmese indie
pendence" wa almost openly
Haunted in Toxic broadcasts
picked up today by the Owl, as
Burma's "Quisling' premier, Ba
Nav, and his coterie placed their
100000 countrymen under Jap
anese domination.
Another Of Japan's "independ-
ence" slave countries. Thailand
pleged all her aid 10 Japan's mill
tary conquest Of Asia. The Indian
"Quisling,' Subhas Chandra Bose,
who is bringing Sleepless nights 10
United Nations leaders here and
in London, intensified his propa-
ganda drive on midas millions
PHILIPPINES NEXT
Striking out in a new direction
Japan moved 10 incorporate the
Philippines IN her Greater East
Asia coprosperIty sphere with
the broad hint that the Philip
pines would be the next 20 enjoy
the peculiar Japanese brand OF
independence
Each Toxic broadcast inter
cepted today by the owl brought
desh evidence that Japan was
Sorcing an incredible slave empire
in East Asia and the South
Pacific; that, each day that the
United Nations delay in crushing
that empire, II grows stronger,
more firmly entrenChcd.
Toxic broadcaSts make il clear
that Japans present conquests
n only the first steps in an ulti-
mate scheme that VIII throw all
Of Asia s millions into a final war
OF determination against the white
race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Old Timers Get
Together Again

Election Of officers is the NOM
inal business of the evening to-
morrow night when members Of
the Old Time Baseball Players
Association get together for their
annual meeting at 5 p m in
Harmonic Hall
It's strictly nominal. however
according 10 Ray r. Clement.
financial secretary. who has as
sured all members that "a Sump-
tuous turkey repaSt with plenty
OF trimmings and an abundance
Of liquid relreshment viii be
served, % along with the tall stories
of baseball in the good old days
when ChriSty MathcwSon was a
living legend and Honus Wagner
al his peak
The only other serious business
Of the evening Will be the pres
entation OF trophy 10 Chadsev
High School, 1913 Metropolitan
High School League baseball
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
DEBROSKI Is HIGH

Joe Debroski's 245 was tops in
the Mt. Elliott Senior Charley
Mitchelrs 245 in the West Side
American Legion Don Ringe's
go in loves House Jack
Plettls CIT i'm the Centennial
Senior Fred Temples o32 in
the Ford Foundry Jack Con-
nors 227 in the Twentieth Cen
fury House =. and Sam Frolck's
go in the Cadillac UAW-CIO.
Other league highs =. Joe Cos
tyla's 632 In the Chene-Trombly
$50 Stan Irlbachers 236 in
the Vogue House Jack La
Barre's 2}f in the Runciman
I'd MaIllOus' 23l in the *. Of G..
Intor-Councll Helen Dean s
179 in The Garfield No. 2 Tul-
Ito Monacelrs pa in the Loyal
Wing Bill Eblings 22f in the
Transfers Alex Heidens 215
in the TcrnStedt Aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
DE Luxe May Help
Break AII-Star Tie
By HAROLD KAHL

Louis BurT's De Luxe may be
the wedge that breaks the tie be-
tween Joe Norris Strohs and Joe
Paulus' Chene-Trombly Recrea-
ton for second place in TIE
Greater Detroit All-Star League
in tonight's bowling matches at
the Olympia Recreation.
De, Luxe crosses alleys with
Chene-Trombly in the first meet
ing of two champions, the former
winning in the Michigan Ma jor
last season and Chene-Trombly in
the Greater Detroit. With Burr
showing a 207 average and his
mates 1913 per man. Chene-Trom-
bly, will have 10 step 10 avoid be-
ing on the short end.
Strohs catch George Lasher's
Olympics and should go for three.
gorge Bryant'S Ekhardt e.
Becker. out in front by five
games, plans to hand Charley Ko-
tarski's Fife lis sixth straight
setback this week. r. e. 3. won
three from Fife Tuesday. The
schedule:
Fife W. Ekhardt a Becker. alleys 10;
De Luxe ID. vs.. Chene -TrombiF Recreea-
ton, 81; Palm Beach Recreation vs.
Mercurio Bros. SIS; Kraetke W Mlrdock
Is. Struhs vs.. olympic Recreation $40.
Pepsi Cola vs.. Parisclean, 11-i2, De Luxe
vs.. vs. J r Berger 1874, STANDARD VS.
Jerry Mccarthy 1918. Matches As p. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Dodge Forge 5
Thinks of Title;
.AheddbYS
STANDINGS

Dodge Forge begins to eye the
sos prize for first place in the
Chrysler Interplant Bowling
League today as its lead is now
eight games with "a TO play.
Forge increased its margin from
six 10 eight last night at Palace
in winning three from Tank Arse
nal, 1886 TO 1880.
Superfnishers and Dodge Truck
each won one 10 remain tied for
second with Tanks a shelf lower
and nine back of Forge.
Chrysler Service stepped out
with 3007 TO take third. Super
finishers found 1897 in 1896 also
good for third.
Forge found grazing Bruce Nc
Douglas 638 good for their busi-
ness, especially his 254 in the
third. In each game he struck out
10 make 170-214-254.
Harry Hoeft of DeSoto was
league king with Cos from 213-
236-219 Ted Joseph of Supcrfin-
iSherS had his second straight 600
series in six games since joining
the club with 633.
Frank Dcttlon helped Tank
with 636 Joe Plappert had go
and Mark Collinak SOB for Super
finishers. Frank Tcschlcr did 500.
In the race for the average title,
the leaders still are close. Frank
Zion leads on 1888 after a 645.
George Lukach has 1928. Tom
D'Orazio 1878 and Fred Wolf
1q6 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Cdnu(ks Add

nv United Press

The Montreal Canadiens main
tanned their four-point lead in the
National Hockey League during
Thursday nights play with an
easy So victory over the fourth
place Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal scored twice in the
opening period, once in the middle
and twice in the third TO head the
Leafs all the way before more
than 1000 home fans.
At Chicago, the BlackhawkS
moved into undiSputed possession
OF second place with a 7-3 decision
over the Boston Bruins before
nearly 10000. Billy Mosienko led
the Hawks TO their victory with
two goals and an assist 10 run his
league leading point total 10 l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
STANDINGS

Elmer DHbke, league PFesi-
dent, showed the way with 22l
in the Ford Aircraft Eleanor
Choiniere tipped 207-20l in $50 in
the Log Cabin Ladies Major
Mary James 1879 and Thelma
Shulls SIT stood oat in the Fort
Blvd. Ladies =. Don Cooper's GIT
and Sid Sankovic's 235 in the
Beacon House Frank Moli-
naros 243 and Lou Delegates COB
i'm the Genial Bob Tan's 242
in the st. Gabriels Ray Ur-
bans CAT and Harvey Detter'S 238
in the Wayne's School Business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Berger's 236 in
628 Tops MasOns

The Greater Masonic League.
bowling weekly az Olympic VIII
suspend operations Nov. .. Dave
Berger led the individual scoring
last night on 62s and showed a
high single Of 236.
Wolverines went from fourth
place 10 first and National Tent
from first 10 fourth when the VOL
ycrines threw $500 and bagged
four points Howard Heinrich's
Westlofs raised their point total
10 seven IN winning three from
General Machine 20 end a long
famine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
66l, 662 Rolled
y w. Side Loop

Vince Sarah. Delray. &c.. Ted
Geverink OF Tommynalaco. Col.
are first and second today in the
West Side Classic after the
weekly matches last night at
Crest Lanes Zygmund Zack Of
Young was third CSC, and Emil
MagnuSSon Delray, fourth, 643.
Next in order came James Jack
son, PahSt $40. Donald Rowland,
Parkside 634; Andy Szabo. }, J..
Hudson, 633. Tony DiPoaio. 631.
Pete Repella, ThorpeS. 626. Neil
Suddendorf Index SIS Dclray
nailed fu1r- points from Duncan
and Index split with Pabst 20
leave Delray and Index tied for
first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
28 Seconds
Decide Game

Center John Pitch Il the
toast OF Dearborn Naval Train
ing station today after playing
the ajor. role in its basketball
debut victory over Detroit Coast
Guard at Dearborn last night.
He scored the winning basket
for the state recreation champ
in the last % seconds of the
4Sil triumph and was his
teams high point man with IL.
Guard John Luthy OF Coast
Guard was games scoring
leader on l8 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
YERNoRS IN FLINT

Eddie Coy's VcrnorS. Elizabeth
Hunts West Detroit Recreation.
and Marge Clayton's Colonial
stand out among the il Detroit
teams that VIII have their innings
IN the Womens Central States
tournament in Flint tomorrow
and Sunday.
Present leaders are BudweiScry
Chicago 2S70; Peg McDermott
and Kate Romen. Canton, O.,
1889 Hester Anderson, Detroit,
$40. and Mrs. McDermott. 1746
The other Detroit teams rolling
are.
Submarine. Peggy McCintock. Ladds
jHhe BeSeryano silver Cup Ida shay
Grancmert Recreation Helen Mshsrg
sam sophie COVER. Cloveriand NaheI
WInchen. Allen PARK France Seymour.
Wayres Bowling school Mary Cowan
Demerf's Esther Wagner; Rfowsr Marie
kpikmcyeY, s1 and Third Mildred scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Schedule Error
Hats Metro

Because Of an error in the
,Chedule. Metropolitan. Glass
l. ling League was forced 20
tlspone the matches of last night
a. MI Elliott Recreation 10 avoid
! conflict with another circuit.
No matches are listed for
Thanksgiving night The league
-eSumes at Merit Lowe Rcctea-
ION Dec. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Can't Fight.
Zivic Is REF

AKRON, O., Nov. 10 CUPN-
Fritzie Civic. Pittsburgh Veteran
of nearly $50 fights, assumed the
role of referee last night.
Civic was slated 10 meet Red
Doty 147. Hartford. Conn. but
because Of A cut under his left
eye, suffered in his fight with
Jake LaMotta AZ Madison Square
Garden last week, he was unable
10 participate and took over the
role Of referee.
Or. William Caublo Akron box
-frr-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Zivic fight and frankie Wills. III.
Washington. d. G.. Subbed and
won an easy 10-round decision
over Doty,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
He Serves His Country. and You!

VI ALL his hard jobs, saying No is the toughest for
that friendly grocer who has always been eager
help you set the worlds finest table, Today, he has
scrimp pare and sometimes deny in order ration
fairly his limited supply of groceries and meats.
But if you knew all the things he's doing to serve
you and the country you'd say he deserves salute of
admiration from the neighborhood families he helps
keep we'll fed For food vital Victory and its dstri
button is an essential wartime job on the home front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
STECK SHOOTS $50

HERE AND THERE-John
Patrick Cunningham intends 10
take lessons from George Steck
following the latter's 22O-l92-257
for $50 and a new season series
record IN Tho Grandway House.
.... OTTO Runp1 ratified OF 267 in
the Bc Sotu Afternoon St1rft. =.
Frcar Turner closed with 2J6 for
$50 IN Charley Jane S Pillar
Senior
Sophie Gulay rolled 2ls-1e1-1s9
for J9S and new season high in
the Allied Printers Ray No-
wlckl hit 6Z3 as Marco Five top
pied 9i7 for a ucW standard in
The Chcnc-Tromhlv Junior House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
| GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

A GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL
rHt aVTRsioC
3l21 e. Is'fston. a. Mcdonald c. sT2
ALTOONA REC. ' sos. MICHIGAN svs e.,
OPEN BOWLING TooAY rRo. 10 A. ".
Unm ?. ". SATURDAYS. sunday Un'i ?. ~
ARCHWAY t'o'' t'sI ~ ,-!1 avg
MODERN An,yt opso Bo.ioo TODAY Frou
% A n. Uoth M ? ~ ard After ~ ? "
BEACON BEG = yfssos A. :, w {. .l,,!s
oPIs BowtiNG roDAY UNriI $50 p ~
opsoina, for Hornirs aid Afternoon L,soss,.
BOWL ODROME is5o, otEr5 r.. 30 $50
OPEN BOWLING AT AT riMFsI
Fs~ Lsasus RsssNaior' LET, Cocktail tcurOs
cLelun DIR 2-s7 WOODWARD AVE.
VHvI"u hlV' IS alleys ca 1921
Open Bowling al All Times!
cueuE -TpnuplY sssi cHEwE
VhLNI iilOmOlI PL fgso
Plso Ho~ TO Enter Our 1.Naa Team o,srayarsos
Tourney Eniriss Close Dee. D TseTT uft- IT.
CREST LANES fg5 5sl,Sn. at &C 60 eg ts
Bo~lers Paradise Visit Our STAGE Oar end
cpcstsn Lounge. NEVER A Dull MOMENT,
UthBY '''<' vi zt, Tvs " 40 S't si,s I'D
opsn so.lino TODAY From p. n After n
Homs Of mo famou, Bsssst.o-Ch,cs-a.
DETROIT RECREATION ss s4r4gfTt =. a. $50
Open Bowling at All Timesl
GARDEN REC. ' s9 SqGGrATU loc t iS''o
oFEN BOWLING TODAY FROM NOON UNITE
=. ". AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
GlENeiGLES REC. r Iis SlytHs No. .s -
opsa Alleys TODAY 70 4 " Until p " AID
After ~ sat. Sur AZ oD pi'ats of PIN soy'
CRAM ntUTpu J9,i fERRY PARK
Pleasure 10 Bowl At ouls'sN Aney, IN Detroit,
Good Transportation Facilities Bus.s'rseicar.
GRAND RIyeR.LlVERNOIS ''; .G e' 40 S"'r
OPENINGS ron SATURDAY LEAGUES
Open Bo~ling Saturdays. Sundays. After p. ~.
GREAT IhKEc 10 BALTIMORE
opsn ao~lino-tio All'ys IN Ro.-UpO 500
p. ". and After 900 p. ~ coettsh Bar.
IMPERIAL REC '5 eSsTS5l 1gT [ocAf fs9'
10 ~oDtRN ALLEYS
op'n Every pa, UntiI Midnight MA siss.
], ], MILLETT'S s7'7 T9g"B9lL AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
4 nWEic pEn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
I0HS y HIV' t8NBllliARD TABLES
Cocktail LOUNGE Murray 0sI7
1925 Fsst Jefferson A. EastIs~n
LUCKY STRIKE 9 s,,I s 6, AN ElytR "a. A.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 An ON
% BRUNSWICK LANES BAR
MlGAlGLA Re- 49, 2lcAleAs AyI
Open Bowling Al All Times
MT. ELLIOTT REC. H''o NJ tn -
opsn Alleys TODAY FROM A. ~ Urssb = ~
Wait Our Cocktail Lounge. EKesh Food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov 10
QNS)-A squad Of SO players was
named today 10 carry Purdue's
ffoprS- -sr1arfrg N ttIr Wrstern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

NUhin thU TO sowERY. ~ i-ss2s
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
nj yupir nCr NATIONAL AT GO. RIVER
VI M ~ HIVt free Park TE ?.Bess.
~ Alleys Ns~ ard Modern Rs,hbsler 0pss
Bo~iins AL DAY Saturday. ard suHdsu,
PALACE REC. ' So, e 2, Ion . .yssS!
Post opsn Bo~una TODAY uu so p ~ ~
After 70 20 Binsrot RsFsura1i Cocktail Bar
PALMER PARK wood S.s nc .ss Tp 10 s; ,.sss
q Bruns~ies Aiieys Bar and Grill opsn Bori.
'na 20 g y" Ar9 30 Free Parbns.
pIpVEun 1920 wGsT eARRIN Near
HoNlHNu SOUTHFlELO CE. $40
"a Beautiful ls6ss osiroits Pfettisst Coetit'
Bar Adi9inin9. Neal' served. oosn Alleys oa,ly.
PLAYDIUM "F Jos 9s s 11sr .,I,1 VA. ''''
OPEN DAILY UNTIL A. NJ Midnlaht .ro
Auertooo LEAGUE Renovation, stili Available
RAINBOW REC. 'O2,s 5sa!'oI AVE I"
--eAX-sATUROAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA Rec ' no 's san; a. s,'s .s.,. avs
open Ho~iing TODAY From "a Noon Until s
Pm. after n pm. All 0aS Saturday SGnday
plT7 DER l5354 WYOMING AT fEHKELL
nllL nLU' UN 1-s3f8. 70 ALLEYS
0pen Boulinu TO-DAY 10 A. " UotH p. ~
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
pnl LNIlE 5o4o puritan. Near Lvsrnoh
nUlAWlLL UN i-s730. Is ALLEYS
opso Bo~iina TODAY " A n Until g. ~
and After g. All Day Saturdays and sundays
R0YAl 500 MAslsTI9vt. ~ e warren
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS FROM p ~
ON SUNDAYS FROM 10 A. NJ ON
SOUTHEASTERN 81 MI 5tt ssst : q i Aftrys
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p ~ FRI.
DAY AFTER p. ~ SAL. SUN Alt DAY.
SpplNGWFlIS 1875 seRlsGweeLs AVE.
Open BoNiinn ALL DAY Saturdays and sundays.
eThTE FLlP iosoo WOODWARD. 70. s.1sa2
0lRtC TAM AZ STATE fair Grounds
80 Alleys tof Open Boplina Monday THROUGH FRI.
day 81 $50 p. N Free Instructions Afternoons
TWENTY cpLun 5000 FoURrGsHrH
lWCNl UnhNu ~. 4.s5o3
p Allly, Open Nsr Lsaouss TUESDAY 80 p. N.
Until g. opsn BV~ling % Moon Until SIP. ~.
VeRNORLIYERNQlS Z, s5 s,, wtsT VI ysF E.SS4s
opsn Bo~Hrp AN nay Sa,woaYs and Sundays
" An unM ciosRa. wAskdays Until p. ".
VICTORY ' p . I2lI. st p ~ ,..."!
OPEN BowJI'.s TODAY UNTIL 7 p ~. AT
DAY SAL. SUN. PLENTY OF PIN Bows.
!. WASHINGTON BOWL (; sS S5ss:, stsT o.
opeu, Bosine TODAY From 10 A. ~. 70 $50
?. A., After no. All Day sat. Sun. ca. $500.
WhYNEIS ScHn0i sehoelcrsf, at Cd. River
VHlNI OOnVVl 20 ALLEYS We 7.OI9s
Private Lessons Afternoons. WAYNE SPAUtDtN6
inerucior. oper Bosho0 n. Until cioNna.
-hSSthftRftf----171--aa;;ttTT1rt r -
opfN BOWLING TODAY s 90 r. ~ UNTIL
CLOSING AZ DAY Saturdays snd sunday.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Purdue Takes :B6

Conference title 10 Bloomington
in the game with Indiana lomor-
row. Michigan and Purdue are
rICd Tor conference Ic5dciSHIp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
CIatt Has Charley Horse

Covn Cla ex-Noe troubled with charley
fuback o. Camp horse all season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Handicapped by food and labor shortages burdened
by neutrality-suspicious. grocer must be an accountant
a home economics advisor and, above all, diplomat.
The amazing efficiency and understanding with which
he performs these roles the of his loyalty and
responsibility in dscharging his wartime task
And when you consider the extra work and problems
the grocerS of Detroit have shoudered, think you'll
join the Pfeifer Brewing Company in warm appreci-
alton of the fine job doing in the service of America
Evening star., 1943-04-01
MISS TEEN
SHOP

! Originally 1895 Plaid Re.
versible Coats lined with
cotton gabardine and labeled
as to rayon and wool con-
tent. Sizes 10 to 16 in the
group ------- 6.95
9 Originally 1.99 Sport Shirts
in cotton flannel. Sizes 10
and l2------ LOO
l Originally 1875 Snow Suit.
Matching jacket and ski
pants, labeled as to rayon
and wool content. Size IL,
S.s5
s Originally 5.99 Rayon
Dresses. Sizes 10 and IA 2.99
3 Originally 1895 Party
Dresses. Sizes IL and IA S.95
50 Originally loo Kerchiefs
=. to be used as scarfs and
head-scarfs ~ ~ SOC
miss Teen Shop.
Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-01
WOMEN'S
JEWELRY

3 Originally 400 Sterling
Silver Lockets 1.50
80 Originally 500 Gold Metal
Pins, set with Rhinestones,
$50
a Originally Ice Plastic
Heart Pins In hand-painted
design SIC
II Originally Lee Sterling
Silver Bracelets 39c
36 Originally 1.ee Pins, Neck
laces and Bracelets In wood
or metal 19C
50 Originally 1.ee Earrings.
Gold and silver colored metal
and simulated pearl -----3Sc
Subject 70 1e% tax.
(jeweiry, Main Floor,
The 4echt Col
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Implanted
Furniture

Odd pieces but useful
pieces you never expected
to pick up for 80 little.
See the lineup below:
2l0 Orig. 1893 Imprinted
End Tables 2 styles,
1.49
ia Orig. 1888 Imprinted
Tabourettes - 1,49
7 Orig. 3.19 Unpainted Towel
Racks "a inches wide
stand on floor 1.79
% Orig. 7.9S Unpainted I'm
derbed Chests size 24xSx
46 inches --5 500
IA Orig. 1.99 to $40 Mirror
Tops for kidney-shaped
dressing tables .. sold
dS-Ao --- 1.4S
2 Orig. 1895 White Enam-
eled Linen Closets with
double doors as-is- 1899
tHousefurnishinRs, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Originally 1913 and f.9S
SHOWER
CURTAINS
2.49

Rayon celanese taffeta
shower curtains - sparkling
one and two color prints.
water-repellent - standard
size 6x6-ft.
80 Originally $50 Stirrup
Pumps, approved by the O.
G. D. One-man operation
type e----------------2.49
48 Originally leo Window
Cornices, unpainted wood.
49c
$50 Originally 1.19 Market
Baskets on wheels 29c
80 Originally 3.9S Paper
Balers for home use - 69c
500 Originally Lee Bread
(Housefurnishinga
Seventh Hoor.)