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Evening star., 1943-04-07
HELP MEN.
NIGHT MAN.

Apt bldg. P. B. K. and elevator operator;
$50 pm. to am; $40 mo-: one night OF
each week. Apply 1888 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
PORTER-SHIPPING CLERK.
Porter, colored, with some
shipping clerk experience
preferred; good salary, excel
lent opportunity. Apply Mr..
Richards, Lewis & Thos.
Saltz, 14O9 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Author of *

Emeric Pressburger, author of
"One of Our Aircraft Is Missing"
and "49th Parallel" wrote the
screen play for Squadron Leader
x" which RKO Radio will shortly
release. 1t concerns the intrigues
OF a shifty German flyer to avoid
detection by the British Intelligence
Service when he is unwittingly
brought to Britain by Belgian patri-
OTIS who believe him to be British
airman. It's stars are Eric Portman
and Ann DVOrak
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Herbert Signed Anew

Hugh Herbert reported to Colum-
bia this week to start work under his
newly signed contract. The come
dian's initial assignment will be in
Blonde Buys Horse" starring
Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
HELP MEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Man with initiative. capable to cover
goo good estaolshed credit eiothins and snd Jew
top salary or liberal drawing account
against com. If you are now employed it
will pay you to Investigate our proposition
number. Box 23s-H. Star.
BUS BOYS,
labor trouble; Headauarters Company Ex-
MASTER PLUMBERS
ington. Arlington, Alexandra and Mary
land. to take plumbing contracts in CO.
operation with large local heating and
you with all the work you can, handle at
a good profit. We also Guarantee prompt
payment by our customers. Box 3s5-E
BUS BOY
ss n9ed no sunday aas %o AeDg e0ef oas
Restaurant. sl2 18th ST. NV.
CAR WASHER,
AVERAGE EARNINGS,
$29.50 A WEEK,
6-DAY WEEK.
See Mr.. Currin.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
2O17 Virginia Ave NV ME 2sls.
NEW TIMELY DEAL.
on ali incomes means that every one in
business will be compelled to keep proper
records and fle returns and become a col
Created tremendeus demand for res our ap. ap
proved Simplified Tax-Record Service and
makes every merchant live prospect.
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tion to the war effort. Live, one-call
aessy n san snsy se Sr
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JANITOR,
Colored. small apartment BLDG: salary.
ynf auarte5s' hea beat no, water light and
MI. See1,. cAFR1T2. r r L i4a4 sm x ST. NV
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Experienced in portrait work.
Top salary to right party.
Apply White Studios, 922
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PART-TIME USHER for Lit
tie Theater; prefer night
Govt. employe available dur
ing day. Phone ME. 1926.
MEN.
We can place three more de-
fense, Government or other
workers, who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
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Colored, over IS years of age;
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Apt, 1916 18th st. NV.
JANITOR, reliable, married
not under As; quarters and
salary. Apply Apt. /, 1887
Key blvd, Arlington, Va,
near Colonial Village.
GROCERY CLERK, good sal:
ary; hours from 8 to 6; nc
holidays or Sunday work
7125 Wisconsin ave. Phone
WI. COLO.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

CALVERT , 2324 Wis. Ave. NV.
JACK BENNY. PRISCILLA LANE in
MEANEST MAN IN WORLD" At
20. 3:45. $50. $50, 10. Plus
Evening star., 1943-04-07

BUS BOY
Food runner and panman, colored: GOOD
salary; no sunday work. Apply Tally-Ho
Restaurant, Sl2 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

GOOD estabished l nredt cothns and 'Gs 5ewl
elry route: must be experienced with car:
top salary or liberal drawing account
against com. II you are now employed. it
will pay you to investigate our proposition
for a brighter profitable future. State age.
draft status. previous experience, phone
number. Box o3S-H. Star.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS,
Todoy's keiehborhood Movies
All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
preSenfed

nEyEMLE Ii. 1900. Mat. iP.M.
JAGk BENNY; PRISCILLA LANE in
1:40. 3:45. $50. 55, 10. Plus AT
The FRONT At /. 3:O5, $40.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

Who are established in business in Wash
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operation with large local heating and
air-conditioning company. We can supply
you with all the work you can handle at
payment by our customers. Box 3s5-E.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts made by any one but myself
ROBERT T. SWALES, 12O You st. NV. r
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JANITOR,
Colored. small apartment bldg. salary.
living quarters. heat, hot water light and
gas furnished. Good opportunity. Apply
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MASTER PLUMBERS

Good pay. no evening or Sunday work. No
labor trouble. Headquarters Company Ex-
change, 2127 c st. NV.
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SIT VFE Ga. Ave. 4 ColesvilIe Pike,
Gs HI.11nEr1r, ~ 81 300; Mat. ! PM.
GREA in PALM BEACH STORY" At
/. .: 10, $50. 7:3O, 9:45. March Of
Evening star., 1943-04-07

KENNEDY Kennedy Nr: 4th NV.
4nG,aS1sA0Y ~ RA. $500. Mat. I PM
IRED MacMURRAY and PAULETTE
GODDARD in FOREST RANGERS. !"
At 10. $50, 5:e5, 40, $40. March
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
Many Bulletins Are
Available to People
Congressman J. Glenn Beall De
clares They Will Be Mailed to
Those Who Ask for Them

/ Several pamphlets designed to be
of interest to persons desiring to
raise victory gardens Ills summer
are available for distribution by Con-
gresham J. Glenn Beall, it was an
nounced this week.
These bulletins will be mailed free
to anyone who desires them. They in
clude:
Miscellaneous Publication 483-
"Nictory Gardens"
Farmers Bulletin 1044-"The City
Home Garden"
Farmers Bulletin l673-"The Farm
Garden"
Farmers Bulletin 66O-"Weeds:
How to Control Them"
Farmers Bulletin 739-"Cutworm
Control in Corn and other Cereal
Crops"
Farmers Bulletin Diseases
and Insects of Garden Vegetables"
Farmers Bulletin l746-"Subsist-
ence Farm Gardens"
There is also available Farmers
Bulletin 1862 on canning of fruits,
vegetables and meats.
The Congressman also has at his
disposal the following material on
poultry raising:
Farmers Bulletin 508-"Poultry
Keeping in Back Yard"
Farmers Bulletin 1924 - Farm
Poultry Raising"
Farmers Bulletin "mcubation
and Brooding of Chickens"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
SWANTON

A farewell dinner was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Harvey,
Swanton, ON Sunday, March 81, hon
oring Jack ReXroad and Wilmer SWEET
ger who left for Camp Meade the fol
lowing day. Among those present at
the dinner were Mr. and Mrs Benny
Sweitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah SWEET
ger, Mr., and Mrs Glenn ReXroad, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross ReXroad and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Teets and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sweitzcr and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Friend
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Sweitzer and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Roycc, Mr.. and Mrs, Chcs-
ter Friend and son, Mrs. Arthur
Swcitzer and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Harvey, Mrs. Ada Paugh, Lii
liam, Betty and jim Lee, Junior anc
Donald Swcitzer, Pauline Bittinger
Leslie Wright, Mary Sweitzer, Betty
Parrish, Flora and Mabel Bernard.
Mrs. D. L. O'Brien has returned
from visit with relatives in Ohio
Miss Ruby Lee is i'll at her home il
Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Powell recent!
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wright anC
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
MEADOW MOUNTAIN

Sunday school and worship service
Sunday 2:3O o'clock. Rev. Kinsinger
will be in charge All are welcome.
Mrs. Maudc King spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her son, Ralph
Pritts and family, near Red House.
Mrs. Everett Green had her daugh-
ter, Marlyn, to the doctor last week.
She has been i'll with the flu,
Miss Athena L. Null spent the
weekend with her sister in Union
town
Harry Pritts and son, Eugene,
we're in Oakland on business, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Roy BecIlman had her daugh-
ter, Thclma, back to the doctor. She
is able to be out again after having
pneumonia, and has been confined to
her home for some time.
Miss Athena Null spent Thursday
night with Mrs. Maudc p. King. Both
ladies visited Thclma Bcckman and
Mrs. Ernest Colmer in the evening.
Mrs. Elmer Friend and Mrs. Ernest
Colmcr have returned after visiting
Mrs Mary Bennett. at Wcstcrnport
Mrs. Jesse bittinger has been i'll
Mr. and Mrs George Margraff Of
Accident. and W. H. OBricn visitcc
at the home of James O'Bricn, Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01

family visited Frank Calls, of Acct
dent, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Bernard and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs, John
Bcachv, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
WAR FUND DRIVE OF RED
CROSS TOTALS Sl,SSO.42
Represents Collections OF More
Than $4,000 Within Weeks
PeriOr; Names Are Listed

1ulld QilNt VI Jlt american htO
Cross was reported this week by Mrs
Paul B. Naylor, roll call chairman
representing collections Of more than
$500 within a weeks period. The re-
port covered donations of ,404 in
dividuals and organizations. T h {
largest donation Of the week was that
of $4,000 from the A. D. Naylor and
Company and employees.
The Mems Bible class of the Meth
odist church gave $40, the Oakland
Homemakers' club $500, Accident
Homemakers' club $500 Others
handing their donation direct to the
chairman or treasurer included Nh
and Mrs. Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Porter, A. c. Welch, Mrs. Emma
Kildow; Mrs Earl Pritts and Miss
Eleanor Pritts, Kitzmillcr. Donations
placed in cans at the Maryland theatre
totaled $42.72.
Grantsville List
Miss Ethel Broadwater, solicitor at
Grantsville, had turned in $3l7.53 up
to March %.
GrantsvilIe High School and ElG
mentary, Frank J. Getty, principal
Mrs Williams, High School teacher,
and Miss Vivian Getty, teacher, of
third grade, turned in $77,53.
Other contributors are: |. E. Hard
esty, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron H. Bender,
Mrs Rebecca Stanton, |. L. Huff,
Miss Grace La Way, Joseph f. Fahey,
Delbert burst, A. f. Warwick, Mrs.
Lena S. Bender, Holmes Wallace
Studio, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bcachy, V.
L. Blocher, J. T. Stanton, Mrs Roy
Lohr, Mrs Glen l.. Yodcr, Emanuel
L. Bittner and Adam Paul.
Mrs. J. W. Butt on Liberty street
sends in her list of contributors:
David NJ. Tucker. German Thaycr,
Ernest Gortner. c. f. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Loraditch, Mrs. NJ. r.
Hamill. Miss Margaret Hamill, Mark
Moon. Sanders Motor Freight, d. S.
Davis. Hubert Martin. Mrs. Gus Gort-
ner. Ralph Pritts. Mrs. Clarence
Sewers.
N;ss Viola Rroadwator is solicitor
for Sann pm and NcUar,v.
Ms V;oIa Rroadwatnr Mrs Hu-
bert Bowman Hubert Bowman, Mrs.
George Glotfelty, c. E. Hoye, William
M. Friend.
Sang Run school: Alice Dewitt,
Joseph Carr, Donald Carr Ruth ioye,
Katharine Hoye, Alice Friend, Paul
Dewitt, Lyle Savage, Lynn Savage
Kenneth Savage. Charles Carr, Viz
ginia Lee Paugh Mary Jane Brown
ING. Dale Rodeheavcr, Shirley Rode
HEAVIER. Robert HOVE. Juanita Savage
=,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Husband, Wife
Entries Close

Entries close this Sunday at
midnight for the fourth annual
Husband and Wife Doubles cham
pionship bowling tournament to
run seven week-ends at the Gar
den Recreation, starting next
Sunday.
Full squads have been entered
by Birmingham, Mt. Elliott and
Royal Recreations with cham
pions in both classes ready 10
defend their honors. They are
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Allen, who
combined for 1877 in Class A, and
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Roehm of
Birmingham, who hung up new
record of HOS in Class B.
Class A is for couples with
established averages who receive
a 60 per cent handicap with $50 as
scratch. Glass B is for teams on
which only one, or neither COM
petitor has an established aver
age. Half OF the prize fund in the
latter is distributed in good fellow
ship awards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

All OF last years champions will
return in defending roles when
doubles and singles competition
starts in the fifth annual Ameri-
can All-Italian bowling tourna-
ment at the Garden Recreation
this Sunday.
They are Guy Bell and Harry
Lombard in the doubles. 1247
Arthur Burnett in the singles
CSC, and Tom Dorazio in the all
events. 1856. The latter got a 601
start in the five-men last week
end.
The Damico brothers, John. An
gelo, Frank, Emerson and Herman,
loom as the most important threat
on the one squad OF teams booked
The Naval Bases No. rs 30S7
accomplished with the aid OF a &C
per cent handicap with 1000 as
scratch, will be their target.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

Knocking down good score
forestry, wOodpile, lumber, timber.
GUTTER BALL-A ball which
goes into a gutter.
GRAS SHOPPE R-A good
working ball which splashes the
pins.
HEAD PTN-The no. ] pin. A.
H1GHER-Refers 10 degree OF
fulIness OF a previous hit and
means 90 have the ball slightly
more Co the left.
HOOK a ball that breaks
sharply to The left.
HOOK ALLEY-An alley on
which the hall r. inclined 10 run
60 the left.
HIGH HAT-A bit where the
ball hits A pm near the center.
HOLDING ALLEY-An alley
which resits hook action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
New Brothers
Leaders Seen
STANDINGS

New leaders in both Glasses A
and B OF the fifth annual brothers
doubles championship tourney are
expected after the heavy firing this
Sunday is completed at West Chi
cago Recreation.
Such combinations as Bert and
Harold Allen, Jack DiGiovanni of
Murdoch and his brother, Mike;
Fred Wolf OF Stroh and Ed, George
Holmes of Fife and Max, Harold
and Irwin Keinath Of VaSsar and
the Reclaim boys. Ted, Henry,
Roman, Max and John, will make
their bids. Harold Keinath holds
the high single record, 29S.
The event, which attracted 45O
duos. will close next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
u. Of D. BowIers Open
Championship Play

Inter-campus rivalry between
University of Detroit bowlers will
be renewed this Sunday when an
.all-star team from the day school
meets one from the night in the
first OF three matches at the
Cadillac Recreation at 3 p. m.
They meet again At Rolawile
February Ia and at Gleneagles
February q. The night school
won a similar series last year BY
'2S0 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

Now Il is George & Murrays
turn to attempt stopping Rainbow
Nick Van Ringelesteyn's team
faces Mel Doris Metropolitan
Classic leaders Sunday at Garden
Recreation; historic bowling CEN
ter, and regardless OF the outcome
Rainbow can't lose the lead. But
what happens to George & Muir
ray may determine that clubs
true worth as a contender, and
its prospect for the remainder of
the season.
Standard also faces an obstacle
in Ray Turner's ProgreSSiveS. The
odds favor Standard if don
Brichta, Ellis Walker and Bob
Johnston are in the groove. Other
wise, Progressive is good for two.
This club, back on an even keel
after a sojourn in the second d.
vision, is stout enough 10 make
trouble all the way.
Chene-Trombly and Koppitz,
tied in the tables and each six
games, out of first place, tackle
WEIGH and Martin respectively.
The latter teams although elev-
enth and twelfth respectively get
enough wood 10 fool customers
looking for gifts.
Ralph OlZark's Mt. ElliottS have
the nod over Nationals and Palmer
Park over Southeastern. None of
these teams seems to have suffi-
Gent production TO rate as con-
tenders although Palmer Park, of
the four, is lower than forecast
after Art Watson's men almost
won the title last season.
For the Rainbow match, Van
Ringelesteyn will use besides him
self, Angelo MANY Caps Damico,
Jack Murray, Robert Lorey and
Carl Radzom.
Dorl has a formidable group in
Sam Barnett, Frank Teschler,
Fred Miller and Herb LEM who
have been in the game long
enough to stay on course no mat
ter the stake or situation. Such
poisC makes them hard to check.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Bowling Slang

FLAT ARC 49, Technical word
describing the curve OF ball IN
process OF delivery. Some bovlers
allow their ball 10 describe a per
feet arc or a part of circle.
Others keep the ball low 10 the
runway and it's not a true circle.
This Is a fiat arc.
FLOATER - An alley ball.
One that goes where the alley lets
it. Not a hook or backup In 40
far as its axis OF rotation Is con-
cerned.
FOUNDATION A strike in
The ninth.
FENCE PosTs-The 40.
GO THE ROUTE-Striking to
the finish of the game.
GREEK CHURCH - Same n,
the lilo.
GOLDEN GATE - Big -Four
Split.
GRAB-Means your ball dives
or takes q hook effect suddenly.
GOOD \HIT-A hit that IN,
bowler thinks should have re-
suited in strike.
GROONE-A fancied trough II
an alley which brings your bal
20 the pocket. Actually the allel
may be leve. end smooth yet thu
resiiieney Of H. boards are sucI
that your ball feSNly runs 90 th'
pocket.
GRAVE YARDS-Tough alleys
Usually the toughest pair IN an
establishment.
GEITIN THE WOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Women's State
Pin Tourney

CLASS A--TEAM
Mt Elliott Recreation, Detroit 2514
Palace Recreation, Detroit 2434
West Detroit Recreation, Detroit 24l3
Cox's, Flint 2l5o
Fox DE Luxe, Grand Rapids 7i20
J. VerkstiS-C. Wengsr, Grand Rapids l04s
Mary Toutant-Iucille Sweet, Lansing 1888
Myrtle Boss Odell ShillAdy Detroit 1924
Hattie Wooster-Gladys Dempsey, bet. s92
Esther Munster-Ann Muller. Flint Sos
SINGLES
Mary Toutant. Lansing $40
Kay Guy, Detroit DIS
Betty Reus. Grand Rapids sos
Louise Homer Detroit 504
Gladys, Dempsey, Detroit 900
CLASS n TEAM
Norwak. Grand Rapids 1850
strsthmoor school. Detroit 22e4
Lexicon Club, Grand Rapids 2255
Thelma Neums n Christine Newman, -.
Lansing lV45
Ruth shaw Mabel wenger F'mN 943
Marie Chappins Ruth Esssbsger,
Grand Rapids s,So,rs "'
Flo vidro, Grand Rapids $50
Irene Larows, Lansing 5Is
Lucille sweet. Lansing DIS
CLASS C-Team. Spartan Aheys, Ian
sing, 2Oss. Doubles. Margie GALLOWAY
sally Eddington. Lansing, CIT. Singles:
Frances Frecks, Lansing, 47s.
CLASS D-Team: Toms, Plymoutn'
20s2. Doubles: Betty sweet-Jo sherwood
jackson, Ss1. Singles; Betty Sweet Jack
CLASS E-Team; Jackson Recreation,
jackson 1872 Doubles. Betty Kordos-
Monica Knoll Detroit. 1888. singles: Mary
Tompsett, Grand Rapids, 3ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Kotarski Is Seeking
Abe Reinstatement

Charley Kotarski Of the Miner
aIites, who was classified as an
alley man along with Joe Norris
in the middle OF last season by tho
American Bowling Congress, has
applied for reinstatement. Kotar-
ski has left his job as salesman
for a local equipment company.
which caused the ruling. When
reinstated in a year he will be
able TO bowl with any team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Times SUeeps
HIGH SCORERS

Glass A-High series Cass schla6
Pepsi-Coia Detroit Times All-star Classic.
64i 4. High single Elmer DreheT, John
MoGlsw, Mt Elliott Senior House, All
Class B-High series: Edward oregorich,
Fafris Bros. Palmer Park Senior House,
rem Rec, Ter Handlers Classic. 246.
Glass C-High series: Louis Seranni,
Adlers Five, Mite Life. $50. High single
Or Ted Eyer Cheeks Clinton Valley
Country Club. ass.
class - High series and high singles
Vincent Kelly. Pirates, MAJOR League, 66s
and as
class p Hich series and high single
John Luke. Receiving. Flsn o. Tube. csc
era 3ea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Metro AlI-Ster Classic
High Scorers

Team event--Three games: Rainbow
Recreation. AIS: Palmer Park Recreation,
sOsT. standafd. 3072 sOutheastsrn Recrs-
alton. 303f -.
Team event-One game STANDARD, 1lSO.
painb0y Recreation iiie. Southeastern
Recreation, i10s Mt. Elliott Recreation,
I0Ef
Individual fvent-Three games; Don
Brichta TIC. Mel Dori 702, Hank Weber
se7 Syivester Thiei. 6si.
Individual event-Or game Don Brichta
7ss Hank Wener, $50: hel Dnrl, $50
Aiks Ftshsr, 7ef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Pin League
Schedules
TIMES CLASSIC
Tuesday,

TIMES CLASSIC
Tuesday,
TAO squsd--Krskow vs.. De Luxe-w
alleys Ia; Fife vs.. Mineralites. 3-t: Paris.
clean vs. Aircraft Sc; Coca Cola vs.
Stroh. ia. e:45-Twentieth Century vs.
Ekhardt a Becker. Ia. Sackmans VS. Gas
kets, "a: Mineralites vs.. Chens- Tromhiy
5-6: Vernon vs.. Pepsi-Cola, 7-s. at Garder
Recreation, 4120 Woodward avenue.
MICHIGAN MAJOR
"wednesday
Crest Lanes, e;O0-Olympic vs. Ramona
Ia: Farris vs.. Peps-cola, 80; Queen vs.
KoppitE Sc; Foreman w. Myrtle. Us
At Ramona Recreation. s:00-Nlelson Too
VS.. Standard. Ia. Pabst vs.. Altes, a.
Virge's vs.. s. - 8. Tool. SIS: Sackmanl
vs.. DE Luxe-D rs Crest Lanes, 17T0i
Fullerton, At Grand River; Ramona. 1896
East MeNichols road.
GREATER DETROIT
Parisclean W.. De I.uxs-W. ID; Chsne
Trombly vs.. olympic. a.; Ekhsrdt- Becker
W.. DE Luxe-D, Sc: Pepsi-Coia Va. Min
leraliteE. rs; Ates vs.. Indian Village, e-1O
stroh vs.. Mercurio 1i-i2; Aircraft vs.
STANDARD, 1914; Ramona W. Fife. 1915
~ Olympic Recreation, 37f5 National Ave
nue.. AZ Grand River, s;i5 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Army Beekons Shewchuek

BOSTON, Feb. 6 GNS9.-Jsek
Shewchuck, 25-yesr-old defense
man, has a date with his draft
board at Brsntford, Ont, today
and did not accompany the Bruins
squad TO Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Vets Tourney Caters
To Low Average Men

Low average bowlers will have
an equal chance with the stars In
the tenth annual Worlds War vet
Grams tournament TO be held al
Recreation week
ends starting February 20 as a 20
per cent handicap will prevail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
.Lutherdns Add
To Schedule
STANDINGS
FIVE-MAN REGULAR

FIVE-MAN REGULAR
Messiah No. q 2757.
Bethany No g. 2737.
Bethlehem. 1928.
St Peters, 272i.
Bethany No. ], 271a.
OVER AVERAGE
Tigers est Matthew. 1903.
Senators (St. Matthew, S.
Power Screwdriver (SalemJ, 81.
Cubs (sales), 81.
Doubles and singles 60 into the
Lutheran handicap tournament
program Sunday at Great Lakes
in addition TO 20 teams. Play
was confined TO teams when the
event opened a week ago. 1t will
continue week-ends over a period
ending March %.
Tournament records 10 date
show Walter MatheS with high
game of DAB, and Ray Gay high
series of SOL Gay is recalled for
his onetime basketball activities at
Eastern High School.
Gays team, Messiah No 2. took
over the regular lead Of 27o7 ST.
Matthew Tigers head the over
average division on 103.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Times Sweeps
Pin Standings

- go
| ShAss
Chene- Trombly Recreation 29OY1
Twentieth Century Recreation 26oII
ICoca-Cola ze4o
Palm Beach Recreation assa
A yt 59S2|
/ Dstroic IaNNt' o9osI
rePS-So'S $50
LIE LuAe
CLASS
Farris Rros 1924
IRalnhovT Recreation 2773l
rsatsS 49, PnY., o.k 2Is6l
Roldue Rros Trenton 2724l
IVVolyerines 2716l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

The TOT OF Joe Buehler OF
Owesse in the singles also likely
will be their target in the singles
as il is expected to survive the
attack by members OF 10 regular
Flint teams, one Fenton and one
Berkeley this Sunday.
Sharing the drives with the De-
troiters next Saturday will DO
nine clubs from Muskegon,