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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
0PA Arrests 4
In Bay City Gas
Black Market
Ry FRANK WELLS
Times stan Correspondent

ffNI- CITY, Dec. -{U=four men
We're held and fifth was sought
here today in tho climax of a
LONG OPA Investigation OF HACK
market gasoline distribution.
Nm'c prcpuUI 10 mtuSn The
suspects today OPA officials were
checking Bay County, ration board
records seized yesterday as the
arrests were made. They midi
Gated they were seeking possible
leakage Of extra coupons which
would allow sale of gas at sew
eral stations without collection OF
stamps from customers.
DREAMED "Bt4S"
Buys had been obtained by
Investigators from ait persons ar
-TGyTCd. OFFICIALS said, and VIOLA
tons were admitted by some four
other attendants questioned last
night. They said warrants may
bc issued today.
-QPA AGENT also questioned
several cmplolcs of the rauon
board hul refused 20 reveal their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
REFUSE TO 60 ALONG

Williams and Ganley refused to
20 along on the Quinn matter
Thcy asserted that Quinn had the
backing OF the powerful faction
within The UAW-CIO headed by
George F. Adde's. secretary treas
Wer which is insisting that he be
reelected
The meeting broke up with
Ganlcv and Williams threatening
to enforce unity in the council by
supporting and elcctIng rcht-wing
members whether they wanted 1t
or not.
However indications arc that il
Won hc Williams and Ganlcy who
stamp nut-tAe- fires Of dI~seH-ieH
100 the council.
There Is a very strong posi-
hl.ty that Philip Murray national
Go president, who has been hear,
ing some nasty tales about certain
council members. may step i'm and
10 something about ID himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Canadians Drive
Beyond 0rtond;
Rinnini Bombed

ALLIED HQ Algiers. Dec. 80
UIP) Canadian captors of Or
tona drove a hard mile up the
Adriatic coast toward Pescara
through masses Of German mines
and booty traps, and Il. s. bomb
crS struck powerful blows at
transport lines across central
Italy, front reports revealed today.
Bitter cold and Sllfloncd Ger
man resistance Slowed The Italian
land fighting ON all fronts, but
L. s. FLYING tortrcsSeS. MaraudcrS
and LightnIngS stepped up the
aerial assault, knocking big gaps
IN the German supply lines be-
hind the front.
RININI BOMBED
While the Forts pounded Rimini
supply port for Pcscara on the
Eighth Army mont and Ferrara.
the Maurauder mediums struck at
Strong po!nt&- abolG- Rome-ioF the
seventh straight day
Inland the Germans were being
pushed back slowly in the villa
Grande area, five miles east OF
Chieti. probable key in the Nazi
plan 20 stavc off the drive against
the lateral Pcscara-Rome road.
HEIGHT CAPTURED
Unit, of the Anglo-American-
French Fifth Army captured 4
3OO0-toof height IN the snowy
peaks OF the Caniclla della
Manardc mountains north OF the
Rome road And ttG-1nncd their
grip ou secondary transverse
road UCiWCcU Coli and Auna.
Fighting died down at Ponlc-
nume. ~ the Tyrrhenian Sea
mouth Of the Garigliano River.
where British troops Of the Fifth
Army apparently had smashed \
German -ComtcrihruSt aimed at
easing pressure on Maxi positions
inland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
ASA OHM CUSTER

The uEht-WinCcrS who described
themselves as the Committee for
Unity Through Democracy said
that their price for pence in the
council was the elimination OF
Quinn and certain other con-
~dCrationS.
The committee said that a
Permanent peace could be
achieved IN the council # both
SIDES agreed to support Tracy Doll
for president and Mort Furay for
secretary. Doll is the ught-wing
candidate and FW1y the left.
II also demanded that the
present 1DToruOHnont OF Noilng
strength I'M The council he changed
So th8t locals would have votes
based ON their per capita tax IN
stead Of rho present SCtup whereby
The State, County and Municipal
Workers. with very small mem
hershiP has 30 votes while the
Ford local with $4,000 members,
has bur - votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
TAKE 80 TOWNS


The Third -I'krainlan Army
idle since the iaIl of Zapololhe
last Oct. I. struck westward
across tho DnIcper gained FUN
possession of DncprQGcs dam and
cleared "A 15-m.lc stretch OF the
west bank to mount a new threat
TO NIkepel, manganese center 10
---.-..l .A----i
tIon OF. KINOi Rog IN the center
of The bend.
More than 20 localities were
seized. including Kant croNka.
Lukashovo and -NeYodorovka nine
males west northwest and south
west of ZaporOzhe respectively.
On the White Russian front the
First Baltic Army drove closer 10
the strategic junction of NItcbSk
from three sides. one column cap
tuned Losviia eight mules north
of Ni'obSk. IN iiVc-mllc advance,
another cleared The enemy from
n large forest 20 the northwest
aDd4.a thicd seized advantageous
po-ItIous 10 the southeast More
'1an .G00 Germans were killed
CART RI kOROSTTN
ON fan kieN front the Russian,
.0nckrd OUT the northern key
Stone ol the German defense line
with capture of koro.tCn % five
way railway junction 50 miles
northwest Of kloN and cleared
me i5-mlc' koroStcn -IhIomir
segment Of the Lcnngrad-Ode-Sa
railway as far south as Chernya-
know II miles north OF LhItom.r
Giving ihc Germans no oppor-
,uWry 30 consolidate thcir de-
rn-e~ ieo Russians pressed on
Westward .u pursuit Of tho fleeing
enemy and captured kIopivnya,
l7-ulcs southwest Of. KofnStcn.
ard kuprchC SIX WIc~ northwest
of kuro-'cU and only - miles
ua-' ui fbe Polish borden.
BUY War savings stamps tho
f Convenient way order them
delivered Go your door from Your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Bu, War savings stamps tho
Convenient WAY. order them
delivered io your door from Your
Detroit Times Carricr-SaIcSman.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
ExpOrtaciones del
Africa septentriOnal

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. retribu-
ci6n por los comestibles, ropa Y me-
dicinas que los Estados Unidos y
la Gran Bretana han enviado 4 los
pueblOs liberados del Africa Sep
tentrional, estas posesiones france
sas les estan enviando a su vez
grandes cantidades de materiales
esenciales para la industrial belica.
La Ofcina de Information dc
Guerra de los Estados Unidos anun-
clio que sc habian recibido mas de
10000 toneladas de dichos materia-
les.
III envfo hecho a Inglaterra fue
de hero en- lingotes Y fosfato dc
roca. Los Estados Unidos recibie-
ron manganese, cobalto, hero en-
lingotes, corcho y casca para curtir
pieles. La misma ofcina inform6
que, en- un future pr6ximo, el pals
volvera a recibir nue~)s envios pro-
cedentes dc aquell territories
~Rfricanos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
ENCONTRADOS LOS CADA-
VERES DE UN TENIENTE
Y UN SARGENTO

La oficina de relaciones pd-
blicas del campamento Drew a
nunci6 aver que el oaste de LAX
George cerca de 0cala, fueron
encontrados los cadavereS del
photo segundo teniente Roy F.
Dunn, de 81 amos, y del sargen
10 artillero Phillip j. Torella,
de Is amos, cuyos padres resi-
den en- Union, New Jersey.
Viajaban en- un bombardert
de picada que desapareciera el
dia 2 de abril.
Una escuadrilla de aviaci6n
que buscaba el aparato, pudo
localizarlo desde ell aire.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
I'M

John M. Haduck, %, y En-
ma Kuntz, %; Wilson Devillas
Moorer, %, y Dorothy Minerva
Hazen, IT; Peter F, Favaloro,
"a, y Ana E. Fox, "a; Leland
E. Haber, "a, y Marie Berger,
"a; Robert S. Wright, 80, y Ga
rize Smith, "a; Edward Hat
ton, %, Y Betty Neil Cassels, II
Wilson Albert Borkhuis, "a, y
Doris Marie Richard, %; Dor
win Verl Harris, %, y Elvira
Margarita Hernandez, 20; Will
liams Laprence Rebey, 80, y A
lice Emily Bush, %; Henry Os-
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

seguridad d, : ell Ejercito Fran
c6s, acantonado en- ell Africa Sep
tentrional, podra continuar luchan-
do hasta lograr la victoria final gra-
cias a las armas que les seran sunni
nistradas por los Estados Unidos.
"Las armas estdn llegando," ex-
pres6 ell General Gin-dd, "porque
los Estados Unidos nunca han fall
tado a su palabra. Estados Uni
dos tiene tanta coniianza en- Francia
como Francia EN- los Estados Uni
dos" a
El General Giraud apel6 a todos
los franceses para que sc una en-
esta lucha total hasta que las fuer-
zas del Eje sean derrotadas y Fran
cha recobre nuevamente su libertad.
"EstamOs librando una batalla,"
dijo el general, ~ deseamos ganar.
la. Y ahora, a pesar del desarme
sistematico Y del saqueo dc Francia,
estamos en- posibilidades de To-
grarlo, gracias a la ayuda de nues-
trOs aliados."
"Y a pesar de encontrarnos IL
brando una gran batalla debemos
estar p%reparados para la paz. -.
Adhi6rome de TODD eoraz6n y sin
reserva alguna a los principles do
la Carta del Atlantico."
El General Giraud pidi6 la coope-
raci6n de "todos aquellos que de-
seen una completa independence y
s%oberania para trabajar por la res
tauraci6n de la madre patria,
Francia."
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

cia, ell que pasara aqui unoS
dias con motive de la enferme-
dad y fallecimiento de su abue-
lita, Sra. Margarita Thomas,
(E. P, d.
AL deSpedirse nos pidi6 que
por este medic expresaramos,
en- sus nombre y ell de su fami-
liza. su agradecimiento a todas
las personas que Sc interesaron
durante la enfermedad de su a.
buela y a los que mas tarde a.
companaron sus restos hasta su
Gltimo lugar de descanso.
Complacido ell amigo y bue-
ma suerte en- su vida militar..
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
GPOR MARIO R%ODRTCUEz)

En- So hogan
En- la tarde de aver fue tras-
ladada desde ell sanatorio del C.
AsturianO para su residencia
de la Doce avenida, la nina Ne
reida Gonzalez, hija 1nica de
los estimados amigos Julio y
Martha Gonzalez.
En- la referida casa de salud
permaneci6 varios dias, siendo
atendida por ell DR.. Parsons M.
Garcia, quien para algeria de
sus padres la devuelve del TODD
curada.
Nos alegra poder dar la mott
cha.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
Beneficio

Recordamos en- los dias 26 J
81 del presenter es, la Logic
Francisco Ferrer y Guardia, de
Ia Orden Caballero de la Luz,
afectuara una function de bene.
flcio en- el teatro Ritz.
Por la ~pantalla cruzaran las
pelfculas cinderella Swings
IT., con Gloria Warren, y 1.-THE
Letter" con Bette Davis. AIDE.
mas, noticias y comedias.
Bonitos numeros de varieda-
des seran estrenados.
Los estrenados organizadores
va cuentan con un gran hume.
no de papeletas vendidas.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
Bale

DUCtC
Auspiciado por Ell Comit6 de
Ayuda M6dica a Russia Sc efec-
tuara I'm gran bale ell sabado
II de los corrientes, en- los sa-
lones del Centre Obrero, con ell
objeto de conmemorar ell s9gun-
do aniversario de la fundaci6n
de este Comite.
Seg1n Sc nos informa, en- to-
10 Centre Y Sur America, como
ambi6n en- TODD ell pals, Sc fes-
tejara la fecha con fiestas bal
tables.
Han sido contratadas las or
questas La Sonora y La Tro-
pical.'
Alrededor del salon habra me
sas reservadas, al precio de SO
cada una.
Los precios de entrada son
los siguientes: Damas y hon.
hres en- uniforme 25c; caballe-
ros civiles, 4Oc.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

los servicios del joven Larry
Triguero en- los tambores. Els
un muchacho local que sc ha he
,cho un gran maestro EN- csc d.
ficil aspecto del arte musical.
FL joven Manuel Arduengo,
p~residente de la Secci6n, espera
que a eSta fiesta asiSta una
gran concurrencia, va que la
orquesta es de primera y cuen-
ia con la simpatia de nuestra
juyentud.
A las tres y media de la tar
de empezara y terminara a las
;iete y media de la noche.
Precios populares regiran.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
LOS PHILLIES Harlan
r CAMBIOS

Hershey, Pa. abril Case
gIrase que Bucky Harris hara
dos nuevos cambios en- las We
nideras AZ horas, con la venia
del presidente Cox.
Con un team del ejercito
jugaran hoy los Philies y Ian
zaran los pitchers Fuchs Kraus
v S. Dale Matthewson.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
Did "DIamOnd jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains7

It Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora'
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn. burning sensation, bloat ah1
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

car Whitney, 48 y Mabel +. Da-
Wis, 36; Tomas A. Gonzalez, 81
y Wanda Holna, 81; Raymond
Oil er Camp6el, 33, Y Mabel
Owens, 80 Bonnie f. Chancey,
p y Mary +. Brown, IS.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

Muchas dificultades, a causa
de 10 pantanoso del terreno, Sc
erleOntraron para poder llegar
ell bombardero.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
De VisitG

BESIDE la manana de aver Sc
encuentra entire nosotros ell SOL
1ado Marcos Betancourt, ell que
deSde hace meses sirve a nues-
tras fuerzas armadas.
Betancourt, solo estara en-
Tampa hasta mahana.
I'm saludo para ell amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
Con "Rudp BMndu"

EncaIbezamos esta nota con
ell nombre de la orquesta que
tocara en- la matinee de Gas
ter, organizada por la Seccion
de Recreo del Centre Asturiano
el Domingo 25 del presente.
"Rudy Bundy" cuenta con
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
MejcrddG

MejGrGdG
Con estas lineas nos satiSfa-
&c consignar la franco mejoria
de la Sra. Obdulia Mendoza,
despu6s de haber sufrido una
segunda operation en- ell perio-
do de tres semanas.
Hacemos fervientes votos por
su total establishments.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

Sc SOLICITA un muchacho
Ge mas de 16 amos para guar
un canton pequeho. DiriJase a
esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1943-04-06

ell Africa Sep
t%entrional Fran.
cesa, anunci0 re.
cientemente ST
a~dherencia n los
principles de Ia
Carta del Allan.
tico.
I'll General
Giraud, en- ur
informe que EN-.
viara al rocien.
temente forma.
do Consejo de
Economic Arge.
limo. exprpso liz
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
A en- cnnpDamentO

A su cdmpGmentO
Ell pasado sabado partio pa
ra su C~ampamento, en- Angus
ia, Georgia, Ell soldado de pri-
mera clase Jose Thomas y Gar
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
y Notos Cortos
@@s@@aaa-
FL General Giraud apOya
Ia Carta del AtlanticO

WASHINGTON. - I'll General
Henri Giraud, alto comisionado err
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT Flashes then
Chilly FEELINGS

II Dcu-llEe 70 many WoTnen
the ages Of 80 and 52-suffer from
hot flashes, weak. dizzy. nervous feel
ingy, distress Of "irregularitles', are
blue at timos-dua 10 the functional
middle age period n a womNn's life
try taxing Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound a. once It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for DoneH
Pialham'B Compound IS famous TO
relieve such distress. Taken regularly
1t helps build up resistance against
Euch annoying symptoms. 1t also Is q
inc stonachic tonic.
Thousands upon Thousands Of
wornen-rich and poor Alike-have
reported BENEFITS. Time ana again
Lydia Pinkham's Compound has
proved some women's happiest days
often can bs during their eos.
Follow Label directions. WortA tTytnal
La gaceta., 1943-04-06
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you We got a date vita the girl friend, "
d business appointment, play tuart and taka
the proper prse0utiOB % zee that your bread
doesn't offend unnecessarily After all. Moth
Ing IL 20 ineacusRble and 20 offensive as
neglected csc Of halitosis tbad BREATH. DO.
fore your next date or business appointment
rinse the mouth with LiBterinc Autbeptia
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeisr, purer. less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. eay some authorities. are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In tho mouth, although some cases may be
Cue 10 systemic disordena. Against the for
mer condition, Latenne Antise tic works
wonuers because Il FIRST halta the fcrmensa-
ton and then overcomes the odprs II causes,
Don't forget 20 use Il. ~ the first aid OF
thopsands Of popular and successful poopIg,
LISTERINE ANTISEPTTH
TO Make Yous Breath SOeeGsF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

night sky and TO avoid rejecting the searchghts
ry batteries ammunition depots railroad functions supply
country The camouhage them designed accordingly At
first the techncans
spreading nets over them and laying down cmouaage to initiate
the OF foliage.
But other techncians at the Of planes
penetrate simple camounage had
they did no, copy
hey TOOK real leaves and made mats of them which they d over
days sufficient Then the leaves became dry
atovcepottcd thr
rch with autumn colortngs used
enemy used camoufage their military
installations and thought they would equal They
not figure that popular American parors
seemingly identical say Niagara
holder that fixed frame holding
looked Where the famous landmark standing
now, instead Of flat it looks outside the
Americans adapted the device ana using stereoscopc cameras
photographed Nazi Now when such photographs
experts at American headquarters up
me azS IN turn have developed camera Of their own Using
nd rays they photograph from the night These
lro,r, 10 Acer-ar tr,ns IN t, most .,rr, ,,, '
But American ingenuity long il
paints that foil infrared photography
Lurking deep along Allied conveys
Uhoat wolf packs" the
The the submarines pcrscope look
sharply prey enemy ships HIM,
At distance miles
stormy ship painted atmospheric becomes hard dis
ngush especially if it moving fast That why warshps
gray n o
But slower moving vessels cannot hide in mere atmosphere Tho
camoufage them razdazzle crafty patterned
a The skill has
cheated the Nazs out Of many American ship.
this the of the airman and the
Allied problem camoufage TO fool him. 1t that
while flying miles
above his target he 1000
heights 5000 But
ship bombsgh developed speeds
10 great handicap TO deadly accuracy
problem Of Allied camouage therefore disguise
that the will
and and away, thinking he has done days work
fly American city, Chicago,
artists them, along
Every large building such the Merchandise
be that with binoculars
confusion that will
distinguishing steel and concrete
prizes to the Naz bomber Allied
applied themselves largely Disgusting aviation
bases fers expecting camouage, recently
venturng England to the tea white
runway their full load it and
the long pocked with
satisfied reports costly bombs well spent
They did know that what they took for runway
long streak made with whitewash on a barren meadow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

ArmY's Dazzle Division
Transforms Soldiers Into
Scenery. Rubbish Into
Death Traps. and Towns
Into Thickets by The
SkiIfuI Use Of Paint,
Shrubbery and Other
Deceptive Devices That
Often Give Our Fighting
Men Even Better Profec-
fion Than Armor Plate
Evening star., 1943-06-18

District law requires the annual
registration as a means of keeping
track of all boats in this area and
because of the war it is even more
important now. The fact that many
boatmen are not putting their yachts
in commission does not mean they
are released from registering.
Forms may be procured from the
harbormaster'S Office on Maine ave-
nue.. 1t. Sanders suggests, however,
that yachtsmen appear in person.
Officials of Potomac River Sailing
Association have called on one of
their own fleet-E. B. Lambert sloop
Spray-to serve as committee boat
for Sundays final races.
Judges will sail to the course and
hold forth on the 19-footer. The
reason is plain: OPA has asked the
Coast Guard to halt all motorboats
to ascertain if they are pleasure
cruising. and if so found, the owner
will be reported to his ration board.
OPA has ruled that motorboat
serving as a committee vessel is
pleasure cruising.
Heretofore this spring, members
of the Coast Guard Auxiliary have
been doing a fine job of serving as
judges boat, but under the ruling
they stand to be cited for pleasure
cruising, too.
Evening star., 1943-06-18
Field for Mike Lynch
Smile Race Grows
Nearly q Score in Line
For Contest on July 4

Nearly score OF runners already
are in line for a Smile, cross -coun-
try race to be held In Rock Creek
Park July in honor of Mike Lynch,
noted marathoner, who will celebrate
his 60th birthday anniversary by
competing.
The 1.-the veteran of more than
100 marathons took whirl over the
course the other day and found
himself in need of little training
for the Independence Day event,
which is expected to attract nearly
all the distance runners in this
section of the country.
In charge of the race are Dick
Tennyson of the recreation depart
ment and Johnny Leiss of the
Washington A. A., who proposed it.
Leiss is gathering a goodly list of
prizes. Entries may be phoned to
him at Adams 1868 or to Tennyson
at the recreation department,
Adams 2050.
The Washington A. A. is enter
Ing team composed of Lynch.
Leiss, District cross country champ;
George Shorb, District l0-mile title
holder: Jimmy Montague, Jimmy
Carrick and Bud Nicholson.
Evening star., 1943-06-18
Starr Signs TO Fight
Only for Turner in
Shows
Hit by Loss Of Wilson,
Promoter Binds Boxer
Facing Jack Monday

Promoter Joe Turner recently had
his faith in his fellow men shaken
when the managerial staff of Jackie
Wilson. former NBA featherweight
champion, signed for a fight with
Turner's rival, Goldie Ahearn, after
promising that Wilson would work
only under Turner's auspices.
"A mans word is good enough for
me-" is one of Joe,s favorite express
sions. Il don't have to have lot of
contracts" Recent developments,
however. are making Turner a trif1e
skeptical. So the management of
Make Starr, Edgewood Arsenal SOL
dier. who meets Beau Jack next
Monday night at Griffith Stadium,
Yesterday signed papers binding
their man to fight only in Turner
shows here
Starr, tough little boy who may
give Jack real argument, is some
thing of question mark in the box
ing business. Only 20 years old. his
record isn't included in ring guides
and he is bit reticent in discussing
his career He halls from North Da-
kota, where for two years he was
Golden Glove champion and has
had about Is professional matches.
Here in Washington he fought to
two draws with Pete Galiano then
trimmed Collier Ostwalt.
Evening star., 1943-06-18
SG0 Takes First Place
In Negro Softly Loop
Large Scores Mark PIoy
In Women's Rec LOOP

Negro softball activity during the
past week was featured by the 5-4
victory registered by Surgeon Cen
erals Office over Chief of Finance.
This gave SGO undisputed possess
sion of first place in the ASF War
Department League with record
of five wins in as many games, while
the Finance club has lost one of its
five tilts.
In other games in this loop, AGO
topped Transportation, 10; OSW
also took 10 game over Ordnance,
then beat Quartermasters. 81. and
Chief of Finance nosed out OSW, 6-5.
Navy Yard won three straight
games to take over first place in the
Recreation Mems League, downing
CIO Navy Yard, 28-7; Bureau OF
Engraving, 6-3, and Navy Ordnance,
11-6. In other tilts Bureau Of En-
craving defeated Census. 1913: GPO
topped OEM. "a; Navy Ordnance
stopped Bureau of Standards. AZ,
and National Institute of Health
won over CIO Navy Yard, 27-4.
Gigantic scores were turned in in
the Recreation Women's loop. Chief
of Finance trimmed Navy Yard. As
IL; Surgeon Generals Office turned
back AGO, 1914, and Navy Yard
swamped AGO. 1917. Chief of
Finance is in first place with three
straight victories.
Evening star., 1943-06-18
Bond Bowling Has Service Tone
In Jenkins-King Special Match
Clarendon Event to Have AII-Stor Card;
Many WCDA Prizes Still Unclaimed "a

A bowling battle between Army
and Navy will climax the big War
bond carnival to be held Sunday
night at Clarendon Bowling Center
when 1t. Lou jenkins, the Nations
No. duckpinner, shoots 1t out with
Sailor Bill King. the Capitals
metropolitan match-game cham
pion.
The bowling COB also will be seen
in another added feature with Bill
Esser, Baltimore's match-game
champion. It will be Esser's first
chance to square matters since King
won in a recent intercity series.
With team matches between the
leading man and woman bowlers of
Baltimore and Washington and
other head-to-head attractions in
cluding clash between Helen Rob-
erts, women's metropolitan match
game champion, and Elizabeth
Barger, Baltimore's top-average
roller. scheduled, rich duckpin en-
tertainment is promised.
Harry Dixon, secretary of the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton, still holds many unclaimed
checks and special prizes from the
last two annual tournaments.
The list OF checks include the
names of Carl Baudu, Al Watson, B.