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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
APARTMENTS WANTED,
sERYICEMEN,S WIVES want fnrni

sERvICEMEN's WIVES want furnished
l-room apt, kitchen; bath. before Dec. 5:
h. DiS95: f fss Conn A eye g @ 2D fal
apartment. two rms,
port Circle area; for two British gov
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE and wife want
for duration unfurnished two-bedroom
apartment in modern building, NV. pre-
G ferTed no pets highest references.
TWO RELIABLE GIRLS desire a furnished
Or unfurnlshed tvo-room apartment with
n 6I 1ss6 snd bath vii not share apartment
GovERSM fsSrA EXECUTIVE desires suoie,
or 3 rna, Housekeeping apt NV, tor .
EsssaIiys q a lJ, Ent 's' fo5" Gan 'a0n''
s sft Box sRs!m ask s s. naval Officer and
kitchenette and bath, or small Turn house
children. no PETS. caI AID, o7G6. EXT o
FURNISHED : rms kitchenette and bath.
reaS. dist ance TO Dupont Circle. for = per-
Inl3 Dupont Circle B!dg.
IN Wash for mos ws.es s desr abb 'G rm
private bath If possl bic. NV. s>ction. Reply
M.} M orticrK 5" nddv s. d,rss
turn; apt Or rm With pTlyste bath, p!el-
erably vicinity. Westchester Apis RE.
400, Ext. 1871. Box !o3-G. Star
TWO Young LADIES desire apt. in
~ gao 04 E14 800 Call British Embassy Ho,
RESPONSIBLE ofhcial and wife. here for
duration. perhaps longer, need vell-tur-
rished and EQUIPPED l-bedroom. living
room, etc. apartment in modern blTloine.
q pets, Best references. District 4s"6,
british FxFcUT1yE srd wife dosi-e
one or two bedroom apartment. Must
be well furnished and fully EQUIPPED. IN
With sstfhboa5d service II exclusive
Dupont Circle vicinity preferred No
children or pets. Highest references.
lively furnished Apartment. Prefer
apartment building, good NV. location;
responsible' Bo S; 4os-K' star NV 6.
RESPONSIBLE woman attorney desires
] or room furnished apt. in modern apt.
6ldS' Northwest or Virginia. Phone DU,
PERMANENT COUPLE wants tvo-nsd-
room furnished apartment; EX 4l60,
! QUIET GIRLS desire 2-bedroom fur
n!shed apt in Northwest section. Box
FREE FRENCH OFFICER, major. air force.
in WASHINGTON for , months, wishes de-
srable room. private bath. if possible
NV. section. Reply Mai. G. Mandin. 1888
sERVIcEMAN. employed wife desire small
ileees- in pvt. home, Arl or NV; ref. Box
361-K. Star. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
RETHESna MI

Excellent section. Convenient to everv-
thins, Large living room with fireplace,
dining room, completely equipped Kitchen,
large porch, 3 bedrooms Being put in
neW.house. condition: large lot. garage
Su,9ou Very convenient terms to re-
CYRUS KEISER. Jr.,
1910 Wis. Ave. WO. 1871: Eve, WO, 7465.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tco.,.

SNISSSeeANeVOS FOX SAkE SCont.l /.
S s3}laN!d e. k ns.., AMP USED; RECON-
Se si ps9ns sHass5Ss'is BEDS s snG
wn Steel coli sox springer sud
couch with arms and back. S25; beautiful
s maich w' s4 'h ,sS. buffet fSss and table
1EsH M ADD x'f 1909 TT l7th an NV sat
STORE FIXTURES.
for sale ths fooWns G nxtures and sad eap
isrp ,r s:h f,ss. fan suitable for lunch
l electric hot dog steamer with roll
warming I! compartment; almost new, SGT SO.
sod rebuilt Dayton electric meat grinder,
-. s5x3os;inch maple meat block al
42-inch glass tobacco showcase, SAC
ends F eseb s s4S with white porcelain
e Fl. slass.top counters with s,,d,n,
glass doors, wired for electric lights and
eaulpp sso with special foodlisht bulbs,
nice store light fixtures, with chains
and ornamental glass shades, each SIS.
USED glass showcases, each $40.
q soda tanks for carbonated water,
j draft arm, $40.
each 4 si ~ Jars and pumps complete units
! draft beer dispensing unit, S2b.
used electric fan, needs repairs, S15.
] metal typewriter table, S.
good white porcelain 7x5 aft. check
and cisarette displayer. bargain. S165.
any one buying all this equipment at
cne Time Will receive special bcc addi-
tional discount. Dealers are Invited.
BROAp-LEE DELICATESEN,
Broad and Lee Hwy, Falls Church, Va
Phone Falls Church 2799.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
BETHESDA

45O2 HARLING LANE
S-room, 2-story brick. including recrea.
,lon room and bar finished in knotty pine.
~ paths gas heat glass-inclosed rear
nSondii!on' price. Sl1,5Oo. BY OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
FARM E GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES, pine. bows, for sale
40c each, by the hundred; also fireplace
wood EN-. 9SSS
CHRISTMAS TREES. live; pine. Norway
spruce, all sizes: thousands to pick from
Wholesale prices. Schneder's Farm, Bowie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
GROUND COVER

For shady locations use myrtle or small
leaf English ivy; fine for banks: requires
no care. Lincoln 1925
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. Dealers, at.
tention In lots Of so or more. CAN LU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
BOATS.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

CABIN CRUISER, 36la-ft., not quite fin.
ished; leaving for Army, priced for imne.
date sale. Nash Marine, Berth CIV
1900 Maine ave. s.w. Joe Kendall. Sc
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POULTRY B EGGS.

PuLLETS, puredbred Barred Rock, pull
Iorum tested. ready to lay. So each.
HENS, IS N. H. Reds: fine. healthy stock;
81 90 ca. for lot SH. 6435 s.
n, II. REDS and Black Jersey Giant pull
H lets. 81 each up: some about ready to lay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
GOOD HOPE HILLS.

New. detached 4-family apt. buildings
on 3Oth st. Sc. near Naylor. I'd: large
living room, dinette with outside windows
bedroom. bath. fully equipped kitchen
and large porch: S60.50 per month. includ-
ms heat, hot water, gas and electricity
Pa. ave. Sc, there take CO bus marked
Naylor Gardens and get of at Both St
and Naylor I'd. walk right to buildings
.WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC,
MA. 1040. 1928 Conn. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04

This lovely S-room and ll2-bath, semi
oct, brick home is being offered for
sale by the cwner at SI2.95o Heated by
oil. completely weather-sLripped ard
screened, Venetian blinds, open frepIace
IN living room, built-in garage. In excel
lent condition, il will make a splendid
there IS complete apt. on the End floor,
one block from bus and Just a few squares
from Snopplng center: For appt to inspect,
eall Mr. SCHWARTZ, Elk. Toss. Ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
XS.500.0n-

OelaCneC BrlCK.
Located In nearby Virginia is this mod
ern Colonial home in excellent condition.
Lovely rooms, modern bath. large screened
SIDE porch, modern kitchen slate roof,
automatic heat, real fireplace and nice lot.
Immediate possession
1918 K ST BIETZEvI M ann
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BETTER THAN APIS.

Distinctive Residence for those de-
ma ndirg the best Of food, living quarters
and atmosphere. Attractive twin-bed rms.
with private baths and living rms. Maid
service and freedom OF private estate spa
cious halls, library and dining nm. In
spection invited by appointment. OIL. S45T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
This lovely Groom home is in immacu.
late condition. large living room with
fireplace, dining room. kitchen with break
porch, storage attic, full basement; auto
matte heat; the lot is beautifully land.
transportation: this house is a real bar
gain; prompt possession Call Mr.. Fisher.
D1. BOO: BETHEL, 1915 K ST. NV.
EVES
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vicinity of Conn. ave,
3-bedroon1 apart
will pay up to SITS month.
Box 318-K, Star. A.
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PIANOS.
Htshest cash price paid for grand, spinet,
Small upright models. Get our appraisal
before you sell Write or phone.
HUGO WORCH,
A110 g st. NV. MA 4529.
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HOUSES For SALE OR RENT

COLONIAL HOUSE. at 1852 Locust I'd.
NV. in Shepherd Park: rooms, . =
baths, recreation room, screened porch.
gas heat BY owner. Shown Sat. and
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rs M ST. NV.
3 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath-S50. 90.
Electric Refrigeration. Adults Only.
o., H. G. , SM1THY co.. ,
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1910 PARK RID. NV.

Desirable apt. conv. to TRANSPORTATION
and shopping districts. Completely furn
, rooms. kitchen. modern bath: can be az
ranged to accommodate 3 younr ladies': NJ
children: S125. PLANT e. GORDON. INC.
CO. OS31
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BETHESDA, BRADLEY

AREA.
2-year-old Colonial Groom brick IL
paths, attached garage. large lot; perfect
conoltion. Close to bus. Immediate pos
session, Call OF, rS6-
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NEARBY, MD.
CHEVY CHASE, Md,
MARIETTA PARK

bedrms.,, Oh baths; immediate pos
session excellent condition. Owner WI
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
LOS NoMBREs SOLO Sc CAM
BIARAN A PETIcIoN DE LOS
cIUDADANoS

Los comisionados del condado
anunciaron aver que solo Gambia
ran los nombres de las GALES a
petici6n de los ciudadanos, no por-
que 10 pida o a~conseje, para dar
un mejor servicio, la administra-
ci6n local de correos.
Fuera de la ciudad hay duplica-
ci6n de nombres en- las GALES y es-
to dificulta la entrega de la CO.
rrespondencia.
"No podemos impedir que el
pueblo lie ponga a una Gale ell
nombre de su agrado'.
, Reparaciones Sc haran en- el
hospital del condado y en- ell edifi-
clio de la corte.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
ATAcADA DE NUEVO
LA BASE DE SALAMAUA

Melbourne, agosto 14.-La ba-
Sc japonesa de Salmaua, en- la
Nueva Guinea, ha sido bombar-
deada de nuevo Y la porci6n prin-
cipaI ha dejado de existir bajo la
tremenda fuerza destruciva de las
bombas.
Ell mando anuncia que Sc AFRO
jaron 1T toneladas de bombas
explosives e incendiarias.
Las tropas americanas avanza-
ron una milla en- ell otro extreme
del arco de $50 millas en- Ell Paci-
fico. Sc realiz6 ell avance cerca
de la aldea de Zieta, a cuatro mi
las de la bahia de Bairoko y a mi
tad de canine entire ell lugar don
de este sitiada la guarnici6n Y la
base de Munda.
A los nipones Sc les derribaron
80 bombarderos Y cazas de un.
grupo de az.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Venta de P~ropiedades

A. F. Cooper a Carrie Dicky
Sara T. Watkins a Peggy o. Hall
man; Fred M. Peddy a Abe Rut-
kins; Harry D. Nash a Freddie
L. Lewis; Ruth NJ. Mott a Angel
Suarez; Domingo Castro a Enri-
que Cabrera; Flora N. Atha a Lo-
la B. Strickland; w. H. Ivie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
LAS COLUMNS ROJAS-

(Viene de la Primera Pagina)
kov.
ofrece ell enemigo desesperada
resistencia en- un intento para
eontener ell avance sovietico-di-
ce un communicate.
Todos los esfuerzos alemanes,
no obstante, han fallado Y solo
han servido para aumentar ell e.
norme total de sus bajas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

goeslavia, en- Ell Iugar donde Sc
une con ell Danubio.
Preparan los nazis lineas secun
darias a traves de los Balkanes,
para ell case de que Sc vean obi
gados a retroceder bajo la capitu-
laci6n italiana.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

Sc vende- Una vaca Jersey
Guernsey, que do leche buena y
abundante. Ell precio es razon-
able. Dirijase al 1927 de la Gale
Walnut en- West Tampa. Pregun-
tie por Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
LOS ALEMANES FoRTIFIcAN
EN- LOS BALKANES

Ankara, agosto 14.-Desde los
Balkanes informan que los alema-
mes construyen fortificaciones en-
las orillas del rio Sara, en- Yu-
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

81, Senior n
COmpre la pintu,,I
veAd' %'olsa,,l
c Harm
Sa' Avsnida yc.I
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

HACA Ell FAVOR DE
USAR Ell r DE
As 10 A LAS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Standings Shift
In Metro Loop
AT RoseviIIe
sIANnING6

Standard shlioOt OF EalDho'Y
alters The standings tnoag ~ the
Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League. At Rose0iie Recrea.ian
last night. Standard won 2sci 10
1866 as Plymouth Machine had q
triple from Palmer Park 2S22 10
250S.
Rainbow frll 70 fourth place
and Plymouth Machae gained
third, Meanwhile, sQppl.z lifted
three from Boile, 1881 70 26io, %
remain in tront by t3o games.
Lou Meyers ol CheHe-Irombly
had 676 from 2oi-z5s-2ii. Bob
Rich OF knppiiE landed 657 Nike
Angelic. Standard, 634; George
Ling4e, Welch, els; Bob BEAD.
Martin, 6lls pr Mitchell korbe-
LAX, Plymouth, COS Marglu iian-
nenberg. Progressive. bAt, and
Frank RaliSo. FAIIiS, 603.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
GorssAIAN ROLLS 72s

HERE. AND THERE ~ AdoIph
Goe.1nan broke two records when
he pumped in 267-203-2o3 for a
hriltiant 723 in Nick Blossom S
Ia Poaa iiIcd 23S-233-200 for 67l
and Henry Helm 22S-2ll-220 Tor
e59 tn the Nacomb All-Star
Norman Elliott ~ ate h G d La
Easfas 6TI on 259-Z3l-l6l in the
Centennial HOUSE.
Grcmals tied yirgieS for first
pIaee ~ Johnny Alillett'S House
with sweep as US rival lost ore
Charley Martins 263-202 n
663 and Fred SehenlanSke 5 BOD
stood ON Eonrth Precinct s
lead eas shaved 20 a single game
asffenlil and Administration each
l1gisiercd sAGeeps =. Bob Shefi-
dans 246 ana Herb Cases 632
Weee high.
E,d Isl Paul. Kukla must be
an smiles after his 20l-25S-l9s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
TbEp NAOIRneEa ReDWlers
AiEla fOr 81, 755 Here
Rr HARnLn KAHL

With q record fpilg 81 Az cons
tcsttnlg. lcadiug Womeh ho"lffs
rspleseauns scAen different s.ases
WIl be seeking slices 81 q $lt,y2
pr,r neon }n hdwarufi1'i sc3's
iIni annual .adisldual clsEgeIIt
inC WhIiilFr Recreation tonlQi-
r1W and SUNDAY.
Nra Ken Camp and her national
champion Logan SQualcs al Sal-
ca-C, TCsS Morris. Catherine te.i-
meth Ruth Hartman, = mill
DeerinC, Catherine Burling OK
Cincinnati, Tinc Kagcl and Sallie
TNgyfofd OF Indianapolis arc
Merge highupde OF Milwaukee.
l.8lla Schumacher, who has
40 rs au9 PSI 10 her tredit ian
season; Henrietta Nilman and
Dorothy Miller. all Of Chicago,
IcQaa i,hnnlas and Marge Slomar
of Cleveland, Ethel Sablatnily of
DENLY Senior House elafio
81. Louis. Minnie Sackcrman ana
Marion Ladewig Of Grand Rapids
also are entered in addition ~
DeiroiiS best.
Agaron GOrnan of Datr0it won
last years even and the Sa0Q firsi
prize with llh5 for slX games
acrC ~ alleys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Dodge Forge 5
Gains Game
srasnlNos

Five games ii front, q gain 81
one from the last time pllt, is tIle
margin Dodge Forge notes today
after last nights Chrysler Inter
plant League ralnnpus with Tank
Arsenal at Palare. Forge took
the odd game. 1910 10 29lZ,
George LIKach set a COOS eA.
ample for Tanks with 6S8. Loiiis
Leonard OF Dodge Truck hral>e elii
with CSC 10 head the field and his
279 was good for the jackpot.
Up in the scoring we're Esd
Gurney, 654; Joe Plappert. 639t
Russell Knecht, 622: Pete KrApa
GAO: Norb Kraslse. SAT; Bruce
McDougaEl, 600: Marx Collinak
612: Al Carriveau. 6l2. Pau
Schmidt, 6l5; Jim DiAleglin, 607
Superfinishcrs won three from
Highland Park Serlics, 2a53 Il
2603, dodge Truck tied the Fan
ishers BY taking three from DL
Soto 1855 10 2580.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
A GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

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] LlnaaL REa ssea MICHIGAN AL
opra sowllke Tppsy fRos % A. y.
UNTIL 2. ~. Saturdays SUNDAYS uriii ~,
LecNwhY 'so's fAsI JEFFERSON Axe
Msde1a Alleys opeo BpwIius TODAY fnm
+. ea A. y, vnt 1Qo q ~. and After y p ".
AR6YLE REC. es s'sI s ssgrs. so.. Il
oesa BOWLING sArrvaDAys All pAY,
Sundays iase P. NJ. UNTIL clus1HN
BEACON REC. Y. ts aII.,'. =, " vs s.aIsg
oPtE EpHtiNe TpnAY UNTIL see ~.
prtsiiB NJ Manfae snd Afternoon tf1sess
B0N DRDME s7' s,, SsST' ~, re- s.,s i,s
sew ltagae RsssnNllaps Left ceeAiah ioapas
GRENE- TRRAHLY '-i Fl. FssFH
AlsSsadHposs ier Yoar Comfort, pFsq 5ley,
I nsui p. ~, Aiisr u. Bowl. piast nsnea'
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opss Bew'iru TODAY uHiH Z p n, apg After
Z 81 &. a. Home Of ias Famous BasAei-p'- leietfa
DETROIT RECREATION sa sasaSal9 Z. Ca
Opan Bowiine at All Times!
L --4-A - nnnAx AEn--r1------- 40
ufNbEN hcbi CENTRALLY LoCArEp
gFFH BOwilNC fUDhN NOON uA1ll 8
r. ~ All 0Af SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
Ell RFiGLES REQ, rs ,i.i9 tlgsSs "a ssss
ose-iars n Lsaire thurs Ail,rnoen l,sg@ q
GRAKD CENTRAL '''' ~ S[a s.z, sA7N
Pleasure 20 Rosi al cuisieN hlisy, ~ Detroit
Uoor fnofgHrsuer seauiei BW s'fteicar.
aprtvttyrc 20 RAlTlmnRE
0nLAt AhAt0 II woodward. NA ESQ
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th ffe' 1850 g. f4tS'ai ~
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- u IL Tive JfNrRatlf L0CAlEa.
~ MqpERs hliEYs
3sts Fvt DH uah h1mqat wA 1922
LLN,LLETTg @7 ' 20. J.s,l5 ava
foa Afe Away, Wsleeme tleFel
fN.e-tr rEC s1 aoWliNe atltYS
-uH- NAti 10 BnkiAap TAetts
f la hrmee a F1H'aea
LUCKY SIRIEE ~ t.ts ~ 81 ..s' y
bFCH Flaflha ntNf FeCW i9 ~ d. CN.
- hR4aenlck taft var
hf ElLl0Ef REG. l sr- Ia. s.l,a'f
sam kn9s fpptY ftn AL ufH A p A..
Fs0 or ttHi' leurs' tRts,isei rod.
HEW CIpEiCIn 4ps cHtgg slVtrI
-" r' trrF Oh 9ffs-pi $50
pPfNlFfs flr r-TtaN tEAtut3
fuE3l No 81 tRA -sotN Eli lfq H.
UaIfB rBV Neim COS rAarhA. nF1r
HtHih ANE 20 EyHt8r nv. iS
0paA uaid = a. ~. To-Day
0lYhPig rec tt ,... 90, 81 ;. sil 50
~ tiiru Era srd rfffrr rafnsktilef tlfn
besiins A. DAY Saiuilsa and saHsass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

PALk6E-Diy 's ~ A NJ ssss ~. s ASs'
oprs BOWLING TO-DAY fRoh Sc. NJ uNTll
O. oslNe. Az pay SATURDAYS and supass'.
AGE RE FEC s pa a 9, tI.l, a MIME
post. Onsn BOWLING TO-DAY untii $50 p. ~. aud
Aiisr 1880 Billiards. Restaurant, Cocktail lsunss
PAL ACE SCAOEAHraR ' so.u A. ', ,as5
irfirustioas Given Daily on the PAUL ypRLEY
sell intirAetcr. Learn to Bowl Correctly Hare.
RALM BEACH n. 'ssss msYt Ss. e ss5ss
Fnl5y cper Bovine Here TODAY Until Y. ~.
ard amer ~. Az DAY SATURDAYS and ssndas,
PALMER PARK w..s ss,Ss0s .so 49, 70 Ss ss,
AZ eelnswisk Alleys spr and Grill spsa so~inp
10 n. after u 80 P. ~ Free r4fsro.
FARMLAND suulHrlslD. ct. saao
~ frrrtifrt tznrst pstTuit-S FTetf16st Cocktail
ear Aaldrioq Mfglg Served. opep Alleys psiy.
PILLAR REC. ''ias p sssoH, MA ,s asf'
fseo "a A. a. o. weekdays until r. N,
PLAYnIuM '''' rs i s Snsr sItrr VA ''''
oFEM pATLY UNTIL = a. NJ. Midnl4hi cod
AfSSnser lessps Ressyailous stiil Available.
RktppnIU EEp 1928 esATior avs. a,
halepuW iLu, MARCUS. w, tss9
opFa HhwLlHe TO-DAY unriL 7eM AT
psY saTuEpArs AMP SUNDAYS.
RFBf0HD REC. 2l,s sstso aI ~ "a: AsF'
urlN nuWslNf TopAY uhEH p. n. ALI
DAY sATlRoAYs AND SUNDAYS
HIFIEHA REG, IN No. ss s:ss s s's sss; a.
grra Eosias TO-DAY from z Noon urIn 9.
a.,sg Il p.m' ALL DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY.
SPaH6WELLS vac s A,'.,, W. $40 AYE
~ A. n. ina clo'ipg Wsss. DAYS rill 2 Aner y.
STATE FAIR $1,000 4 W s,s. fs ro U .''N
40 Alleys Tor Open e0wiing Monday rhropeh FRI
dtf al ssis h ~ gree inaruciions Afterr9oes.
Ts3fsTY GRAND sOsO rovsIsshrH
q Ailsy, oaso ior lsasaes Tuesday $50 y.
.-..- -------.-- tett-s--t- eFtAr Aftt
flJluHf 81 ALLEYS. rR. 1851
oPEn Rowiise Tonal UhTil All
DAY SAT. SON. flfNTf az Pls7sfs
VOGUE REC. ''G , Ssss s. W. stN slss
Enieriainment Nightly
WASHINGTON BOWL = no m'sg.; nts1 =
cree Beaiirs roaAY frm 10 A. n. 70 S 80
8'S. 80 tfs la ~ pss SAL. son. cn. ga.
HafaES SCHOOL s, :. slls,, =, e. ..s ss'
fItstt Aseer tftsnophy WAYNE SPAulpfHH
lr,relat cper Devfua 2 Agee rH " 30 ".
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CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

Louis B4rrS De Luxe enc0unt-
ers George BryaRt's league lead
i0r Ekhardt a. Seeker as Charley
l<otarsbjs fifo books lp With
.tsHuricylt i1odFpV's ] r.. Berger IN
1helcaihre matches IN The Greater
'peffpgt Nll- Star at OLYMPIC 10
night. Ellis Walkers slandards
-7-r1r-- ,T-T17-7JrTTr JppY TanllS OHene-
4 'onnly Recreation. The schedule
t-rle.s tf.. sircns. eieys ~, .Pepsi'
Isrsp atcCslihs b-6 standards ~ chfnf-
- hiy. 9-S Palm Beach Recreation So.
Kraeftf 80. File ~, j r. berger.
J.lo. ~ LIKE y -. Ekharet A Recker
1914, Fstscican ys. Mereurio, i5-ie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

Ann ARBGH. How Is lirn al.
lerdicA f,illback on tlse laaiaSFa
team which Is. colniig up here 10
meet hiclhrali injacfrf'Fs Is q
nephew af tlle Safg Dave AllRy-
dice. Ssgptabl o. the lseY Aibaussa
team ~ !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Lansing Dog Show

LANSING. Nov. 5-More than
400 dogs Of rs breeds will COM
pete hare Sunday when the Ing
ham County Kennel Club stages
its annual show al the Boys vo-
rational School fieldhnuse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

nsntv rn. HariFarek. KcyNoflh STA
dun, 200; Northern ~ Soutncagttfn.
t;o9 hssans f,sA ~ ss w. w.
7.2g: chadscp ~ Central, 3s1l} htbuf
T01f0RnDif~N GA3lkS
n ~ ID. High at CN7iSy, 2.1J; South
western al Northwestern, $780, Verterl
at MacARnalf. 80 X
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

Totals sss $50 ~,
esFe as I t's-sssf sa * :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

for eos IN Ritters house !. =.
Iligh and low were Tunes IN the
MofschalT az WuTnls Norm jour
dams 25i and Spence GcttiXs 80
:. .."FrcdHAP ragikas pounded t9l9-
243-2O2 for 65f IN the 81. Paul
Council az The Rec. 'f0n GronolN'
Ski 263 in the Mt. Elliott Senior
PATRICIA GIFTS 5s4
Patricia Deis fashioned l64-l7T-
2i3 for 5S4 and Beatrice Peiton
903 In the F'ortzBouleysrd Ladies
Marion Dodd's god is a new
high in the Stafe t'sir Ladies
Bert Cummings 25i IN the Nlckerl
Early Birds 4. Omar l1eFFpttii
hit 64S In the Rainbow T59 -ar,ri
MARCEL Carroll lo8 IN the Spring
uells Junior Ladies.
Jack Brehmer's 2i6189-263 foT
SOS fcrrled Kelly'S FIVE 10 $500
and a new mark in the Beacon
House Before leaving for the
navy. Alex heldr1im shp; Sal for
a new high series in the Glen
EhEtcS 90 80. Ion 'faNiDf tdn
228 in the $50 Hazel Fibhdaall
202 and 65l in the Ladies House
and Mel carley 22i in the Mems
at Brightmoor.
Bill Summers and Charles
Crysler's 6l2s paced fhe field IN
the Grandway House and WiliolP
Run sid Ffiedman shot 223
in the Bbwl-o-Drome House
Jack Schneider 253 in the Vogue
House. Dick Cerankowski 635
in the Van Dyke CLUB 16 -.
Oscar Hoffmeyer 22S in Local Isl
Tony Nader 235 IN the Ford
Aircraft Fred Kruger 235 ~
the Original Little Flower !. al
SiOrch 248 in the Ritter Junior
Other league highs: Stan Gin,
gerella's 232 in The Pillar House
ed Dginkwaier's and Mike
Brumm's 2l7s in the Lucky Strike
Junior and Chenc-Trombly junior
Roy wilkins 227 in the Firs
Dept. No. l Al Suadberg 5
200 in the Tool Shop