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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
MAJOR LEAGUES
DRAFT PLAYERS
Giants Get Phil Weintraub,
Outstanding Prize Of
Grab Bag

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-LR-Major
League baseball men sat in on a
quiet draft session at Commits
sioner Kenesaw Mountain Lam
dis office today, those from eight
clubs intoning ''pass'' each time
their teams names were called,
and the remaining eight dipping
into the grab bag for Is players,
five less than were taken last
year.
The New York Giants, who fin
ished dismal last in the Nation
al League last season, stayed at
the selection business until they
had four players in the fold -
their own ex-first baseman Phil
Weintraub, two second basemen
and a pitcher. The Giants had
first pick because the Philadel-
phia AS, entitled to that position,
were not represented.
Weintraub, who hit 1884 and is
home runs for Toledo of the Amer
lean Association last season, was
considered one of the choicest
items on the block and was taken
by the Giants on their first turn.
The No. 2 selection was Glen
Hausmann, who won IA games
and lost IA pitching for Kansas
City which finished in last place
tie in the American Association.
and the Boston Red Sox called
his name. Third choice was
Charles Chanz, San Diego pitcher,
taken by the Philadelphia Pills.
In order the St. Louis Browns
claimed Henry Helf, Milwaukee
catcher with a .261 batting aver
age and nine home runs to his
credit in 1913; the Boston Braves
grabbed Chef Wieczorek, hard
hitting Columbus Red Bird out
fielder who hit 1928; Detroit took
Eddie Mayo, Louisville third
sacker who spent much of the
1913 season with the Philadelphia
AS and hit only .219; the Chica-
go White Sox bid for Edwin Car
nett, .321-hitting outfielder from
Seattle, and the Brooklyn Dodgers
drafted Gil English, indianapolis
third baseman who hit 1922.
The eight other teams, includ-
ing the world champion New
York Yankees and their World
Series foes, the St. Louis Cardi-
nails, did not participate.
Subsequently the Giants took
three more players - Hugh Luby,
Oakland second baseman, George
Hausman, New Orleans second
sacker, and Ewall Pyle, Mime
apolis pitcher who was with Wash
ington part of the 1943 season.
The Phillies passed on second
round but the third took Charles
Letchas, Toronto second base
man. The Boston Braves called
for pitcher Ira Hutchinson of Ro-
chester, Detroit added Joe Oren-
60, St. Paul shortstop, and the
White Sox claimed pitcher Al Ep-
perly of San Francisco, who won
Is and lost five.
The emphasis was on infielders
and pitchers. Five hurlers were
chosen, one first baseman, three
second basemen. two third base
men, and one shortstop. Wieczor-
elk and Garrett were the only out
fielders drafted and Helf the lone
catcher.
The number of players chosen
was below the average of 20
which has held up for the last
dozen or so years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
CONFER

RALEIGH, Nov. 1.-LP)-Mem-
bers of a committee to arrange a
celebration at Kitty Hawk Deem
Der II in observance of the 4OtA
anniversary of the Wright Broth
ers' memorable airplane flight
came here today for a conference
with Governor Broughton. The
celebration is expected to attract
a number of government officials
and aviation enthusiasts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02

last one with Odell out-grab-
bling four of our defenders.
George Munger, Penn - Right
now I feel pretty lucky and very
proud. I think Bob Odell proved
himself one of the best backs IN
the country, and I would also like
to go overheard on the play OF
Army's line.
Old Professor - Speaking OF
overheard reminds me Of Navy.
Is Capt. Welchel here? He isn't?
Well, maybe Mr.. Leahy can fill
in for him.
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame-No
sir, but for our part l can say
the boys wanted to win that one
as a going-way present for Bertel-
Ii. I'm very happy, but we're not
over the hump yet. We're going
to bump up against four of the
country's toughest Well, we can't
lose more than four, anyway.
Old Professor-Be careful, Mr..
Leahy, you're optimism will run
away with you. You must be look
ing for turning point in your
fortunes.
Babe Horrell, UCLA - We had
our turning point Saturday, Pro-
lessor. It was that field goal we
attempted from the 45-yard line
with less than half minute to
play in the first half, and which
was blocked and run back for
the first Training Station touch
down. They had too much expert
ence and too many receives for
us.
John Molenda, Naval Training
Station-The Bruins proved to be
much tougher than we expected.
If they hadn't tried that field goal
it might have been a differen.
game.
Old Professor - Why are you
searching your pockets, Mr.. Kerr7
Something missing?
Andy Kerr, Colgate-Yes sir, we
missed Mike Micka badly. Holy
Cross was the better team, and the
addition of Sullivan for the Cru
saders made big difference.
Ank Seaman, Holy Cross-What
a fourth period that was!! There
we were with four backs hurt,
the last of our inexperienced subs
carrying on, and only five-point
lead Conner saved us when he
tackled Muehleuser for that safe.
ty. Those Colgate guards were
great.
Old Professor Quit rubbing
your chin, Mr.. Hauser.
DR.. George Hauser, Minnesota
That's where we took it, Pro
fessor. I didn't think it would be
quite so bad. I hope to thunder
we're through looking at the SUI
per-collection Of stars we've seen
the last two weeks.
Lynn Waldorf. Northwestern
We played our best game OF the
year, Bud Kean scored once and
Don Buffmire twice. Both are
Grand Rapids, MINI, lads. Herb
HEN scored ana SO Q1Q herman
Frickey. Both played for Mime
sofa last year. Minnesota didn't
dc SO badly, at that.
Old Professor-Very good, Mr..
Waldorf. Minnesota certainly was
in the ball game.
James H. Stewart, SMU-That's
more than we were against Texas.
They just had too much for us
power, experience, everything.
Dana Bible, Texas-Our reserve
strength helped us out, but South
ern Methodist made us work for
everything we got.
Old Professor-In other words,
you deserved what you got.
Bill Alexander, Georgia Tech
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
Big Things Coming Off
At ITALIAN Hall Friday

Pete remarked, 81 had him until
: got overanxious and missed
drop kick
This card can be classed as
natural when it comes to ac-
ton, as all the performers On the
bill are skilled grapplers.
Everything points to a sellout'
stated the promoter as the tickets
have been moving rapidly since
placed on sale Monday morning,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
DEFENDS OPA

RALEIGH, Nov. 1-lR-Federal
Judge I. M. Meekins told the Grand
Jury today that 1.-The OPA is un-
popular because it interferes with
the business of both the large ana
small business man, but l am IN
clined to think people do not I'M
derstand the purpose Of the regu-
lations which help avoid lnfla-
tim -
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02

Up to September %, 1913, more
than 100000 Army Officer Candi-
date School graduates were serv-
ing in virtually all branches in
grades ranging from second lieu
tenant to lieutenant colonel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
LIBEL SUIT FILED

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1-lR-The
CLIO National Maritime Union to-
day filed $1,000, 900 libel suit in
Federal district court here against
the Beacon Journal Publishing Co.
of Akron, o., charging the union
was damaged by stories publish
ed in the Akron Beacon Journal
last January concerning unloading
Of merchant ships at Guadalcanal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-02
sLAUGHTERING RECORD

CHICAGO, Oct. 81. = IR = New
records for slaughter of live ami
mails at federally inspected packing
plants we're made during October,
the American Meat Institute, trade
association of packers, reported to-
day.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP MEN (Conf. J

ROUTE MAN, automatic merchandising.
mately $50 week. 1918 Mt: olivet road ne
,te s for es:lusys
particulars: treated conhdentally. Box
SALESMAN. experienced in contracting res
taurant and grocery trade; must have car:
low iowanee. nee Draft Sadi deferred. del O Give phone
number on applica ton. Our employees
fn0w IsT about sIsr this advertisement Box
sERvICEMEN, experienced, washing ma
chine, stove, refrigerator. with cars. Sal
ary, commission and mileage. Steady en-
e,esmse'' eSe, ne Nc e. ss4a. So N'n' Ssol lawrence
SHOE sALEsMEN. experienced women's
shoes. Apply 1910 14th st. NV. Muir
rays Shoe Store.
SHOE SALESMAN. steady position. REGAL
ins,en. snSs cf 5: clo renna. ave. NV. w.'n-
sHoPMAN and shippins clerk in painters
sHORToRDER COOK. closed Sunday no
night work. Beren's Restaurant. o2o Z
SODA DISPENSER, experienced, s27 80
weekly. Good hours. Dorchester Phar-
macy, 24sO 18th st. nv. CO. Gill.
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced; good pay.
good hrs. Cathedral Pharmacy. 5000
Conn. ave. NV.
ashes and dump trucks: good pay and
steady employment. Apply 1918 n. Capitol.
TRUCK DRIVERS AND LAgoRERs: col
Scs.,,n. sssd ApSSy Ss, WASHINGTON Waste Paper Co..
TRUCK DRIVER. colored Cooper Equip
ment Co, 934 New York ave. NV.
TRUCE MncHANIce!, z: preferably those
W. .as fSSs ssa.sy and 81. MI
WAITER, colored, exper.,. for evening work,
man M employed during 'das. 11as 18th
WATTERs, colored. full or part time: Eood
soardins Hotel i1ss Il It. nv. '
WOOL PREsaxRs-dood man can make
tssd. nsys seuSsr. poe Nev York York ave: .i nv.
YOUNG NAN, over. 81. With or without
sxper: to clerk tn drugstore eves. week.
sU1sTANTIAI. local comuanY has excel
With and sooteeeeins snsas. eassei.
encs. Must Be draft exempt: permanent
sns Mr. EE HeFas zoso
LIFETIME POSITION. substantiai income.
Tor man out Of executive or .se!linE aelds
n 1n tas tsssentisl i1du:tFy Write BOX 1s-x,
APR BuID1Nd. APFLY SIC 4 Sf. M.
WAREHOUSE HELPER.
Good salary. permanent work: married.
settled man preferred. Apply The shaw
Walker Co. 0l6 9th st. nv.
SHIPPING CLERK,
High school sraduste. iegible handwriting.
understand care Of trucks; draft. exempt;
6-day wk.; salary open. Apply the Gun.
ther 1reWing Co. 80 O st. nv.
GOOD HOUSEMEN
WILL FIND
GOOD JOBS
eA AT " rriE 60os'1
DODGE HOTEL.
JANITOR.
Men to clean ofaces. Must b already
draft deferred: 6-day. 4e-hour week. SIC
Steady work. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
3eth and Prospect Ave. NV. Qeorsetovn.
PLEASE DO Nor PHoGE
MEN 0VEp 20
Evening star., 1943-02-02
GOOD HOUSEMEN
WILL FIND
GOOD JOBS
AT THE
DODGE HOTEL, sy,e.

MEN, OVER So,
As MECHANICS HEIPERs. EARN WHILE
YoU LEARN:
Opportunity for rapid Advancement for
men willing to work and 1aarn, Must have
d. G. operators permit.
1,o. wIPek IPek MOTOR CO.. oooo
Evening star., 1943-02-02
helR NM.

Help MgN.
SALESMAN, mems furnish
ings, $3.50 week and COM
mission. Eiseman's, F st. at
7th NV.
ARMOUR & CO. has opening
for high-type man In night
audit department. Applicant
must be married, Is to 40 yrs.
Of age and capable Of fur
nishing good references. Ap-
ply in person to Mr.. Talbert,
sol 18th st. s.w., Wednesday,
bet. 8 and IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

AUTO MECHANIC HELPER.
white, must have D. C. driv-
ing permit and know how to
change tires. Apply ]. M.
King, 122 G st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Familiar with the soft drink in
dustry. Position is one of re-
sponsibility and provides excel
lent opportunity to qualified
person. Give brief history, ref
erences, salary and draft status.
Address Box 322-T. Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
MEN WANTED.

MEN WANTED.
Ages $3.50, to take fare bog readings
experience necessary. no money to handle
Must have legible handWriting and be
active physically rs work requires climbing
in and out OF buses and streetcars. An
absolutely clear record Of past empioyment
essential. 64-hour, 6-day week-from 8
pm. to 3 am. $40 per month to start
with Automatic increases.
ALSO
High school graduates. ages 21 to 80.
already deferred In the draft. for inside
or outside clerical work. Experience not
needed. Must be quick and accurate At
afures and have : iegibls handwriting Y
month to start, depending upon aualifica-
tions, with opportunity for Advancement
Apply weekday mornings.
ALSO
Cashiers, ages IS to 80. active and accus-
toned to standing several hours at .
time. Clear record essential. Must have
good vision. accuracy at figures and legible
handwriting. Full-time evening shift, g.
day, 54-hour week. Steady work paying
$3.50 per month to start, with automatic
increases. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave NV, GEORGETOWN
Route No. 90 Cabin John Streetcar.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP MEN,
VGAE WEN.
MAN (WHITE)

MAN (WHITE),
Route serviceman; good working
hours, straight salary with ad-
vancement, steady work; man
with car preferred; liberal allow
ance. Apply 1113 18th st. NV.
BOY,
Age 16 to 18 yrs, for mems
clothing department.; splendid
opportunity, interesting work;
salary, $18. See Mr.. Zetlin,
LEWIS G THOS. SALTZ,
14O0 & st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
Nh Alsa.

1AAAOASRNNN01VOe
Doys evsr 10. with Or vftAout bieyelss.
Apply Mr.. lsoae after Pm,
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.
l41e NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Hunk Anderson
Redskins

CHICAGO Dee. g INST
wish U18v bC father 70 the thought,
but Hunk Anderson, co-coach Of
the Chicago Bears, Western DVl-
sion winners, predicted today that
the Washington Redskins would
capture the Eastern Division title.
The Redskins play the New
York Giants Sunday in Washing
ton and Anderson said ~ would
be- the Redskins by al least two
tOuChdOWnS.
There vas something Of wish
fulncSS in AnderSonS prediction
of a RedSkin victory more than
II was an assertion of emphatic
belief
And here is the reason why;
The Redskins fas oned n
startling upset last year IN defeat
ing the Bears for the champion
ship The Bears are thiSiing for
revenge. not only for that defeat.
but for another one diShed out 20
them by the Redskins this season.
Anderson and his boys think
Dec. 10 al Wrglcy Field is the
time and the place 10 wrcak their
vengeance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
AAU Names
Its BOSSES

NEW YORK, Dec s OUP)-
The Amateur Athletic Union,
through its president, Laurence III
Bendctto Of New Orleans, today
announced the chairmen OF 80
committees which will conduct
the affairs of the AAu
As in the past the president will
head the executive and foreign
relations committees.
Eight new names were on the list m
Guiding Ward Hsylsu NJ Kansas state
COLLEGE rack and field. replacing It.
Camdr Lloyd Olds of Ypsilanii Mich,
now on active duty Otner newcomers
were VI T.. Garren. Lake Placid, y Y,
nldciedd,ng, Eugene Duscnll Boston, box
ng, C. r Miller Jr.. Baltimore long
distance running. Charles Ornstein. New
York playground Charles Gevecker 81
Louis timing Elmer Hcinlsn Pittsburgh,
volcyball and &. W STREET Jr, Birming-
nam wrestling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Al eIozis indicted

NEW YORK, Dec s CUP) --
Tackle a BloziS. 245-pound stall
Wart Of the New York Giants line
was sworn into tho army az the
Newark y j., induction center
late yesterday.
BloZiS was granted a three
week furlough and Will be able 10
compete against the Washington
Redskins this Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
New PhiUies Owner
Buys Wilmington

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3 CUP)
Robert r N. Carpenter Jr..
president OF Tie Philadelphia Phil
lies. announced Today that he had
Notwithstanding interest in
the Wilmington team OF thc In
tcrStatc League IN ON Connie
Mack The team had been owned
Jointly hy Mack and Carpenter
and his father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Church League
CANES SATURDAY.

-.'tHA NiffNhFr az v ht'A''.f
81 Highland Park HiEh school
Girls GYM z 900 Highland PARK Pres.
nFieran W. Metropolitan Metho1Isf. soc.
Nur'h Woodward ConErr kaDp0al VS. u.h-
land Park Baptist. 90 First T-resbyte-
rian W. TrUmrun PresbFteriau.
Bows Gym nO - Andrews PresbY-
f'r.au vs. Sf Lakes Methodist, Nu. Rus
sian Baptist VS. Trinity Methodist 90
Westminster Presuffeua Ys. Galway
Evangelical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

Jerry Duffy Packard Motor Co
foreman, who thought aN wrcs-
tiers were phoneyS and Sald so
out loud with a challenge. dis
covered his error when Tore Funk
threw him in two minutes and Z5
seconds last night an Fairyiew
Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Fiqht Results

New YORK Broadway ArNnaA Fr0Rir
R1hluo. 1871. New York declsl0red LliN
Constantine. iJl New YORK i0l, Gas
pare Abruzzo 1874. USN knocked oSt
Nick Calder. l55. New York 60
White Plains. ~ Y-Joe kedick. 1850
Paterson. y. J.. dccisioned Dick Fuller.
1876. South Norwalk. Conn. (sl, Bale
ssndro Carubla ia. New atYork. de.
cisiohed Tony Grey. ISL New York 90
Jersey City. y. Jerry Fi0feuo. lis.
Br0oklyn technically knocked out Mickes
Nakar, ii5 Bayonne y J. a.
New Bedford Mass "A Evans laj
eVport r. 7. deCtgioned Sier'r
Tuckeit fS2 New York 50. Wad0r
Wsshirgton. tsf. Worcester decieionel
stanford Tuckett. i5S, New YORK 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
OTHER SPILLERS

Murdoch had $50 from ElWood
Blake and Palm Beach $50 from
Ken Havnand. Jack DlGlovanni
kicked IN with $50 Henry Nosa-
kowSki did 6i5 for PariSclean and
Alfred Robinson. MineralItcS. 67I
Don Brich'a. 635. and Charlie
Kniar>ki. go. we're factors m
Fife hosting two from Mncralitc>
although losing m totai hy l. pins.
2e29 to 29l7.
KRAKOW had tho nights sole
shuiouf over be I.uNe-W. 2SoJ 70
$500 That performance Was The
krakow encore 20 tho thrse game
defeat given Ekhardt Becker =
week ago and Jeff tho veteran
combination only Two games out
NJ tho first division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
AT GREAT LAKES

CLYDE Chapel Of the 1912 base
ball team has finished his boot
training AT Great Lakes and IS
assigned 10 the hospital there D.. &.
he was an honor man in his class.
More Wayne gossip Paul
Chapman is in England and writes
the building ne sleeps in was built
in 1875 =. Cpl Nick Cherup
football star in 194l is back in
this country from Guadalcanal and
New Georgia I'm Cohen Is al
Fort Sheridan and 4 member Of
the post basketball team John
Cotton. Al last report, vas IN
Hawai-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Best Cats i'm Nation
I'm big Show Here

By Don GILLIES

blanche Fal7Tdcau or Detroit
which recently went best cf oppo-
site Sex ln th Milwaukee show
and also Won Tie Bing Crosby
award
Officer, az the Detroit Persian
SOCIETY. Inc sponsor %! the
show. are Mrs Eta limerick
Mrs. Christine Rrcc>e OF Wind
Sor. Helen Dunn Jacobson and
Mrs Part.au George Mlilere Of
Toledo is snow manager Mrs
jacobson show secretary, and
Eta Cnnnory clerk so The Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Tennis Head Fdvors
Holding Nationals

NEW YORK. Dec S lUPl
Holcombc Ward. president of Tho
United States Lawn Tennis Assoc
citation told members OF the Ten
mis- Writers Association yesterday
that hc favored holding the ma
tional championship tournament
again next year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
name of horse which experts feel among the outstanding
bets the
The code key appears night in Eight and Red Line
corresponding alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TomonowS code follows:
A-8e B-7 C-II D-5 E-67 F-2S els H-S9 TO J-55
Il? LII M6l N-S9 o16 Pa OILS R-SS SD TIL
Ms Y-9
Clip this code key will enable YOU TO decipher
tonorrows code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Giants Trade Howard Moss

NEW YORK. Dec 6 (UP)-
The Now York Giants today
traded outfclder Howard Moss TO
Baltimore for catcher loo Becker
II was straight player deal with
no cash involved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
a. A. Restores All Star

COLUMBUS. Dec s tUPl-The
hoard of directors OF the American
Association today announced that
the annual All-Star baseball game
would be restored next scaSon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
FsithfuI Fan

Raw Parks has not missed q
practice session or game played
by the Mckinley High School
eleven of Canton O in % years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Pro Grid Standings

LAST SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York II Washington tn
tfreen B1v 81 Phil PITT -
THIS SUNDAYS GAME
New YORK at Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

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PALACE REC o, ss 70, dg.T .,,, Ax wsS,
Post opeo Bowling TODAY Until sas p ~.
After u. Billiards Rs5tsursnt Cocktail LOunss.
PALM BEACH $3.50 MEYERS Me-" ,,s,,.
Omen Bowlins 'ooAT Until p. NJ and After ~.
Free xstr. BY A. Dssson weekdays. 10 p N.
PALMER PARK nssIcnots 30. s.t.'.o
so~'inO 10 p. NJ. After 1850 Free PSsins.
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opsn Bowling AT DAY saturday, ana snnd.u
From 10 A. n. On. weekdays Until p n.
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Open Bo~lins All DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
A. N. TN CLOSING weekdays Tin T. After ii
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OPEN BOWLING TODAY 10 a ~ UNTtL g
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VICTORY - = . ~ O re- s.,,.5
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY Uhrit ~
ALI DAY SATURDAYS ANO SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 sS S'ss SdsIS'
Open so~iina Today rrom 10 An tstS 80 ~.
auc Afsf 10 Az OD Sat ed Sur. CO 1920
WAYNf'S SCB00l sesoo'sren a GO s.~
Privsis Lessons Afternoons WAYNE SPAUtO D.
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WEcT nrTpnIT si7s nlcHlGAs NEAR
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OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY 5 p ~ UHrfL
CLOSING Az oay Saturday. snd sondsYL
WURM'S SINCE 1888 400 ~ 's ,.,l
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A GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
rHt RIVERSIDE
3l2l E. Jefferson. At Meoouosli. CT n72
Altoona REC. ?, '1 s'i., s''H'dA" "a a" e.,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 20 A n.
UNTIL p, n. Saturdays Sundays Unth p
BEACON REC. W vtssos AT WATERMAN lI,s
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY Us1iL 500 p. ~
opeoinw FOR MOru'no and Afternoon LEAGUES.
BOWL O.DROhE !, go s,. osST-s g.! no 50.
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TINES
Few Lsasu, Reservation, ter Cocktail Lounos
CADILLAC 20 Ali. ~ EAST r. eGse7s ci ,si
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p N. AND
AFTER 1880 ALL DAY SAT-. AND SUN
CASINO REC. '5 2. wOoOwAso avs.
Open Bowling at All Times!
CENTENNIAL Near 'Is} s snATs sI,. Ays ,o,c
opsn Bo~lina Today Until p. ~ ard After a.
visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge. rs Lanes
CAENE- TR0MBLY ''s 8, es sl,S
Plan Nov 70 enter Our a-Msn Team oysrsysrau,
Tourney. Entries Close ronight Event Dec a.
GhtSl lANtS y ALLEYS 40 1 ISIS
A Bo~iers Paradise Visit Our stage Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE. NeVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s t114ytT 81 s A.
OPEN BOWLING AT AT TINES FEW
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE.
GhRDFN REF n2o WOODWARD Tt 2.ss5,
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY NOON UNTIL So "
ALL oAN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
GIFNFhGIFS RE 1870 LlvERNoIs, at
opsn Alleys TO-DAY lc A. NJ Until .. n and
After ~. Sat, Sun. All DAY Plenty Of Pinbo,s
cphun nEuTpU Isu FERRY PARk
Pleasure 10 Bosi a. ous,,st Alleys in Detroit
transportation Facilities 6Ood--Bus and ST. Car
cpCAT iYCc 10 BALTIMORE
0psn Bo~iaa-to ALLEYS IN Ro~-Uota so
= N and After 90 ~ Cocktail Bs,
IMPERIAL RE GENERA MOTORS slo6
70 MODERN ALLEYS
Opsn Every Day Until Nidnioht Ma siss
]. J, MILlETT'S "7 r - l,s,,s AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC, 20 20 s sow!!sS Alleys
Cocktail LOUNGE MUusy 81.
1925 cast I,fisr,ou a. Easuswn
LUCKY STRIKE s 80. s g. An Slyt az ~
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A ~. ON
q BRUNSWICK LANES sAR
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