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Nogales international., 1943-10-29
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS
IN HOSPITAL

Johnny L. Williams, well known
San Rafael Valley cattleman, has
been confined to st. Joseph's Hos
pital here by a severe attack of in
fluenza the past week.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jeffcott were
here Saturday from their ranch be-
tween Patagonia and Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

Mrs. Socorro Mo ialca and Miss
Ernestine Ortiz were shoppers here
Tuesday from Ruby.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

@ BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION ARIZONA COMMITTEE
SIDNEY B. M0EUR State Director TITLE TRUST BLDG PHOENIX
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

Lee ZinsmeiSter of Circle
Ranch was here Wednesday enrout'
to Tucson.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

FOR SALE: Sport model 8 MN
rifle. new barrel, ammunition and
hunting knife. Apartment A, 322
Noon st.
Nogales international., 1943-10-29

FOR RENT: One large room. See
Mrs. Bud Baldwin, Patagonia, Ariz.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Masonic Veterans
To Meet Tuesday

The annual business meeting of
the Masonic Veteran Association will
be held Tuesday at 730 pm. at the
Masonic Temple. The program will
be under the direction of Masonic
veterans who are members of the
Kiwanis Club. The speaker will be
Col. Arthur j. Perry of the United
States Army.
Election of officers will be held.
The 31st degree is scheduled to be
conferred by the Scottish Rite Ma
sons on Tuesday evening at the
temple, 2800 Sixteenth street NV.
The exemplification of the 32nd de-
gree, which will conclude this series
Of degrees, will be on December 7.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of De Molay
Commandery, Knights Templar, will
meet at the home of Past Grand
Commander and Mrs. Eugene E.
Thompson December at pm. The
president, Mrs. Alex. E. Mcclure,
will preside.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Parish. conductress: Miss Emma
Bell, associate conductress: Mrs Vir-
ginia Lindberg, Adah; Mrs. War;
wick Irish, Ruth; Miss Rosa Back
enheimer, Esther; Mrs. Lulu Klinge,
Martha; Miss Jeane Jones, Electa
Mrs. Florence Bell, organist; Mrs.
Christabel Burton, chaplain; Miss
Edna Wimmel, marshal; Miss Louise
Waters, warder; Henry Kunkel, SEN
tinel.
East Gate Chapter will hold re-
ception for the newly installed Of
flcers on December 4.
Ofacers of Harmony Chapter will
be installed Monday, as follows:
matron, Juanita B. Balm; associate
matron, Vera B. Davis; secretary
Ada L. Toombs; treasurer, Bonnie
H. Newman; conductress, Ruby B
Deery; associate conductress, Alber-
ia 2, Plowman; chaplain, Anne D
Potter; marshal, Mary Ellen Nc
Corkle; organist, Clara G. Newton;
Adah. Pauline Snyder; Ruth, Ida
lene johnson; Esther, Irene J. Tuck
er; Martha, Katherine Snelson;
Electa, Jeanette p. Greenip; warder
Doris c. Quigley; sentinel, Cassie
Biankenship; representative to the
Eastern Star Home, Anne D. Potter
William F. Hunt Chapter will in
stall at a special meeting November
20, the following officers: Dorothy
Humphreys, matron; Walter W.
Britt, patron; Margarete Morse, as
sociate matron; Helen M. Otte, Sec
retary; Elizabeth Forker, treasurer;
Ethel Mcpherson, conductress; Jane
Phillips, associate conductress; Joe
Bennett, trustee, and Lillian Ben
nett, home representative.
The next meeting of Loyalty
Chapter will be December ! at Ma
sonic Temple.
Gavel Chapter installed the fol-
lowing officers: Letha M. Hopkins
matron; Eugene Hopkins, patron;
Ruth Rowell, associate matron:
Louise Darby, secretary; Jane Prae-
torius, treasurer; Elizabeth Smith
conductress; Hazel Wells, associate
conductress; Harriet Shome, chap
lain; Eunice Thomas. marshal; Elsie
Douglass, organist; Vesta Blanchard
Adah; Elsie Kelly, Ruth; Gertie Fur
man, Esther; Dorothy Showers, Mar
tina; Betty Blanchard, Electa; Anna
Vlerbuchen, warder; T. A. True
blood, sentinel
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Rat Routs Policeman
From Petrol Wuqon
BY the Associated Press.

E BY the Associated Press.
& DENVER.-Patrolman Alfred Mel
sen stepped into the loaded patrol
wagon-then leaped out and fran
= tically tore away part of his trouser
leg. Shortly thereafter bursts OF
gunfire echoed through the jail
yard.
s Officers charged out, ready for
sgany emergency. They found Nielsen
Fand two other patrolmen chasing a
ssrate, which Nielsen finally killed.
4 It had run up his leg in the pa
troll wagon, he explained.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Retired Enlisted Men

Thomas H. Fisher, who was retired
as master sergeant, 18th Engineers,
was admitted to membership in As
ISOLATION No. at a recent meeting.
Election of officers will take place
December 18. Plans are being made
for the annual banquet to follow
installation of officers in January.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
HELP MEN.

ssseSs. sT9 ndassT, . C sYTf 1e%. e Rsns }ISn
AT; 1908. Must have certificate Of avail
TRUCK D.IyE. for wholesale sSa !. p.pe, house.
Ss.ss. SSsH.E . sas s.s;ass .sss
s saars b hsDS Gsfn's s4 II Dsr
s .hr week. Phone Mr.. Huitgren. Ia. s5ob.
UPHoLsTERERs and slip cover cutters.
steady work now and postwar. J. Holobe'
CO: 6ll ST. NV.
VULCANIZERs, experienced on PASSENGER
lent salary and working conditions. 40-hr
tificate q availability necessary. Ben
WAiTERs, colored. $50 month, meals and
tips: Apply in person: American Legion
Sas H7 isa7 MchSE Sh ii REF REPAIR r. NAN ns nhGnas nnas
Ea cfExNRs ia asss Me- Nches Sh0dss snd Dam
sa5T Y6NG IT, MIN sfss sss u nr rave Eies With
YOUNG MAN. inteilisent. Industrious, iRddat for
T esS oe ware @ bs Rood
typist and accurate in handling details;
40-hour week; beginning salary, S1G0 Bcx
yoUNG MAN for once. Old established
Arm: OPPORTUNITY for advancement. con
genial gen worrying conditions, 5h-day week
Write Box 457-B. Star. Swing telephone
number and address.
bassss saS s9k %sehss %sn s Esp
esIc dssisns Factory ssr7lss Repeais Aef Df Erss
sFaXNGE sF asth RI eh.iHH sa6H RoLrsHrR RS Sells
mpy e s sd RepacsS eVer oes mess pase l 9ds
aReE !5a fEssSIhh Hhssn rQas4 2s's desires
parmsns iaa seayleemen esaaa re-
letter t. BOX 4es-J; Star. ''"' 's
days week. plenty overtime; fast twhite) !:
car or not. Wash. Gun & Key Co., 3OO5
ARLINGToN couNTy-Electrical con-
performing general office duties; excellent
lS HArns0n has sacsp ys
tional opportunity for experienced men in
or movable .ofice partitions; salary and ex-
penses. with bonus .arrangement; must
Pave tn own car: be free to trayel and willing
or Baltimore; must be able to read blue
prints; experience in light construction de-
perenee, age, education and draft 'st Status. W
5ss1 6IsTRisT esEms-
sion University, the worlds largest CORE
spondence institution for business training
to act as registrar Our work is not af-
fected by ,priorities. Applicant must be a
man OF Character, good practical educa :
This is an unusual opportunity for the
night man as it means a permanent prof
table business OF his own and TERRITORY
which is valuable property. Man Sc
lected will be thoroughly trained and sue
cessfully started. r. B. Owens 6O4 Albee
Building. Call or phone Ma. $500.
ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE MAN
Good salary. Howard Cleaners, 1341
South Capitol st.
MEATCUTTER-GROCE CLERK; SAL.
AIRY. S55. BOULEVARD MARKET, 21Ot
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Ben Hur News

United Court has postponed nomi-
nation and election of officers until
the January meeting.
Maj. Everett M. Pershing and 1t
Gordon F. Sandefur have presented
the court with a number Of war
relics from Sicily and Italy.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
American Legion
Advance Membership
Largest in History

The largest advance membership
in American Legion history was
presented to National Comdr. War
rem H. Atherton at the 18th an
nual national telsgraphic roll call
on November 16.
The roll call netted pledges OF
70l ,420 advanced enrollments for
1914, exceeding that of last year
by 100000. The national member
ship quota for 1914 is set at 1,087,-
598.
Each department will have until
midnight December /, l943, to con-
firm its roll call
With a quota of 1893 Comdr
Frances Mccarthy of the District
of Columbia Department gave an
advance report of 6,210.
Comdr. Harry w. Brown of George
Washington Post announces the
next meeting will be held Decem-
Der 2 instead of December 7, at the
Legion clubhouse. In the future
meetings will be held the first
Thursday in each month instead of
the first Tuesday as in former years
An Executive Committee meeting
Will be held at the Legion clubhouse
tomorrow evening.
The National Guard of Honor has
arranged to hold its annual ball at
the Shoreham Hotel on January IS
Past Capt. Guy G. Nadeau is chair
man OF the committee.
Sergt. Jasper Post held it's annual
turkey drawing and dance at the
Legion clubhouse last Saturday
night. The following were winners
c. Farmer, G. A. Bakley, Mrs. P. ]
McNicholas, c. A. Fuller, Betty
Yauch, Mrs. j. Swetman. B. Love-
lace, John E. Bonner, M. E. Murphy
and Raymond Richardson.
The next meeting will be held
December at the Legion clubhouse
Chairman Russell S. Jeffreys OF
the Emergency Aid Committee, an
nounces physical examinations OF
selectees will be held at Emergency
Georgetown, Garfield, Providence
Sibley and Freedmen's Hospitals on
December 3, 10, IA, II. q and %.
Post commanders are requested to
have their details at the various
hospitals on the dates mentioned to
assist the doctors.
George E. Killeen Post will sponsor
its second annual military mass at
the Holy Trinity Church. Thirty
sixth and o streets NV, on Decem-
ber at 10 am
Officers and men and women of
the armed services are invited.
Department of Agriculture Post
elected 20 veterans to membership
bringing the quota to LOG per cent.
Last week the post entertained the
patients at Walter Reed Hospital
Annex.
Pepco Post last week installed its
officers. Andrew L. Hisler was in
stalled for a second term as COM
mander.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Department Executive
Committee. Legion clubhouse.
Wednesday-Sergt Jasper Post,
American Legion clubhouse; Column
bia Post, 1924 Georgia avenue NV.
Thursday-George Washington
and Jane A. Delano Posts. American
Legion clubhouse; Fort Stevens
Post, Stansbury Hall.
Firday-Victory Post, American
Legion clubhouse.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
HELP MEN g WOMEN.
HELP WOMEN,

ANY worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES,
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Meeting this week are:

Meeting this week are:
Wednesday, Herbert L. Edmonds
Post, 1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Thursday, Equality Walter Reed
Post, 1912 Ninth street NV.
Friday, National Capital Post. 713
D street NV.
Front Line Post met Monday night.
Comdr. Garnett M. Mattingly pre-
sided.
Auxiliaries.
Mrs. Dorothy Lohman, depart
ment president, announced the
Council of Administration will meet
tomorrow evening at her home, IS
Evarts street NE.
National Capital Auxiliary cele-
brated its 24th anniversary. Distin-
guished guests were Department
Comdr. Jack Holiday, Mrs. Lob
man, George Neuner, organizer of
the auxiliary, and members of the
departments. The auxiliary will
meet at the Thomas Circle Club on
December l. All-American Auxiliary
has made plans for party at
Mount Alto Hospital the third
Tuesday in each month. In Decem-
ber the auxiliary will hold Christi
mas party.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

The following officers were in
stalled In Mizpah Chapter: Mrs.
Eleanor Ratcliffe, matron; Mrs. Mary
Pettis, associate matron; Mrs. Caro-
line Pickel, secretary; Mrs. Mary
Kunkel, treasurer: Mrs. Fannie
Evening star., 1943-11-28

PAYERS. hPoRTANTGsiiis have been
mailed mailed 70 you fSr your annual State and
within days kindly notify. the County
Treasurer II you have sold any real
With sse s
dress Of the present owner. Payment
should be made not later than December
B Under the State law q SO penalty will
be added to taxes remaining unpaid on De-
cember 6. Save gas and tires by paying
through the mail; receipts will be sent to
you. War bonds and stamps are sold at
the Treasurer's ofice to aid in the war
efort and for your convenience.
JOHN LOCKE GREEN, Treasurer,
Arli Va
Evening star., 1943-11-28

ASSISTANT TRAFFIC MAN
AGER, nationally known
firm; congenial working con-
ditions, good salary to start;
must be able to furnish re-
lease from previous employ
ment. Box 470-B, Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
ATTENTION.

established publishing firm with def
mite postwar future desires immediate
services of draft-exempt man with legal or
newspaper background to do reporting
work. Good future for hard worker with
bett ter than average intelligence Give ex-
perience, background draft status and
salary expected Box BOLD, Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
WV Posts 10 Hold
Membership Rally;
Other Activities

Frank Topash, past supreme COM
mander OF the Military Order of the
Coolies, will act as master of cere-
monies at recruiting rally Tues
day evening at 713 D street NV.
A special entertainment will be
featured, under the direction of
Comdr. Carl c. Pribek of Equality
Walter Reed Post. National Legis-
lative Chairman Omar B. Ketchum
will speak.
Department Deputy Chief of Staff
Gerald Ryan is in charge of the
membership recruiting drive.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

TRUCK FOREMAN
For small fleet, must have
mechanical knowledge and
be able to handle drivers;
permanent position in an
essential industry; give ref
erences and age. Box 141-K,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
HgLP kaEN.
HELP MEN.
EVENING PORTER,
q to 10 pm; able to ride bicycle. The
PART-TIME DRUG
AND STOCK CLERK,
$50 TO 8 PM.
Kenesav Drug Store. 3069 Mt. Pleasant NV.

LOMDE1t NLCJh,
esdy poon EMsER cSSd sase eo
4317 York I'd. Baltimore IL, Md.
IF YOU ARE interested in a
position with unusual pres
ent and postwar possibilities,
if you are draft exempt, be-
tween 35 and 48, if you are
well educated and if you have
lived in Washington S years
or more, then you should an
SWer this advertisement.
Starting salary between 5000
and $40O a month depending
on individual qualities. Box
192-K. Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
MEN l.,

Full Time or Part Time,
Age 40 to 80. Experience not necessary.
Outside work No canvassing. selling or
collecting. Investigation war industry
personnel and handling insurance in
spections. Interesting, disnihed Liberal
fees paid. Write, stating age, aualihca-
tions. Lock Box 5S4. BENJAMIN Franklin
Station. WaShinpfnn. d c
Evening star., 1943-11-28
. SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEREAFTER will be responsible only for
such indebtedness as may be contracted by
myself. Solomon S. Hansborough, r. F. D.
No. 2, Silver Spring. Md.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any person other than
myself. Rupert P. Franklin, 725 9th st.
WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts. contracted BY any one other than
ourselves personally. Hugh v. Keiser and
Caroline Fell Keiser, Beech ave. and Forest
VIII NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE for any
debts contracted by any person other than
myself. Robert L. King, 2131 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-28

The following recruites were ad-
mitted to membership: Pete Pals
wat, Oliver A. Keeter, Edward j
Mongean, Edward T. Smith, Am
brose P. J. Mahoney, Edgar Ray
King, Walter A. Wright. Dorsey N
Simma, jr., Joseph G. Riley, Edward
M. Olyer, Robert E. Kenney, Joseph
j. Sarvey and Angelo S. Cimino.
Frank Topash in charge of the
18th annual Christmas seal cam
paign announced the campaign to
open Thanksgiving Day. The pro-
ceeds will be used for operating the
VFW National Home for Widows
and Orphans.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Assistant manager for good delicatessen.
prefer one with food experience; good SAL
ary: Phone Mr.. Brown. Falls Church 2693
|or Vienna 131-J-5
Evening star., 1943-11-28
TYPIST

TYPIST
To work in large clothing store. $40 nep
week starting salary; pleasant surround.
ings and permanent position, Apply Mr.
Woln, Bond Cothing 1888 T &, nv.
Continued on Next PaeeJ
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Commissioner Guy Mason will de-
liver the principal address at the
memorial service sponsored by
Equality-Walter Reed Post and the
auxiliary, on the evening of Decem-
Der 7, at Roosevelt High School
The ceremonies, commemorating
the Pearl Harbor attack by the Jap
anese, will be held to honor the men
OF the armed forces from the Dis
trict of Columbia who have died In
action or in enemy prison camps,
will include ritualistic tribute.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

The Goth birthday celebration Of
Potomac Post was held Thursday
evening at 713 D street NV. De-
partment Comdr. Jack Holiday,
with members of his official staff,
ladies Of the department and post
auxiliaries and many distinguished
guests were present. Refreshments
were served.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

statesmen, experienced in
mems furnishings; excellent
opportunity; salary, $50 wk.
Metropolitan Haberdashers,
$50 F st. NV.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.
White, with car; straight sal
ary, begin $37.63 weekly, in
creases, car allowance; assured
postwar employment by essen
tial industry; no mechanical
skill required. Apply 1923 18th
st. NV.
PORTERS, S35 WEEK.
Colored for retail liquor store; hours
10 m. to pm; must be 81; no expert
ence necessary. Apply in person. 2442
18TH st. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-28

q
special meeting Tuesday evening for
installation Of officers.
Card party December 4, at home of
Past Matron Margaret E. Helff.
Cathedral Chapter will install the
following officers tomorrow at 26O0
Sixteenth street NV; Carolyn U.
Casey, matron; George A. Casey,
patron; Evelyn M. Right, associate
matron; John D. Garner, associate
patron; Hannah H. Adams, COM
ductress; Helen B. Truscott, asso-
ciate conductress; Elizabeth r. Cor
nish, secretary and Martha R. Bran
don, treasurer.
Mount Pleasant Chapter installed
the following officers: Matron, Helen
Booth; patron, James McKeown, jr.;
associate matron, Winfred Grant;
conductress, Ruth Neiman; associ-
ate conductress, Wilma Becton; Sec
retary, Past Matron Pearl Edwards;
treasurer, Clara Stowell; chaplain,
Past Matron Margaret Keiser; mar
shall, Helen Murray; organist, Past
Patron Henry Bruning; Adah, Marie
Bruning; Ruth, Ruth Clark; Esther,
Esther Bowen; Martha, Teresa Hud-
dleston; Electa, nellie White; warder,
Jane Pittis;;' sentinel, Past Patron
Charles Taylor.
On December will be reception
to honor the new officers,
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Comdr. Harry w. Brown of George
Washington Post announces the
next meeting will be held Decem-
Der 2 instead of December 7, at the
Legion clubhouse. In the future
meetings will be held the first
Thursday in each month instead of
the first Tuesday as in former years
Evening star., 1943-11-28

GOOD SALARY; STEADY WORK HER
SON AUTO GLASS CO., 72 FLA AVE
NE. MI. 7100.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, relief: 2
nights a week Elderly white man for
apt house
l. e BREUN1NGER Il SONS, INC.
1870 ST. NV MA 2040
Evening star., 1943-11-28

The National Guard of Honor has
arranged to hold its annual ball at
the Shoreham Hotel on January Is.
Past Capt. Guy c. Nadeau is chair
man of the committee.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Election of officers and reports
from committee chairmen of the
General Temple Board will be held
at $500 Sixteenth street NV. De-
cember 4 at pm. All last years
and this years chairmen, matrons
and past grands are urged to be
present.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

ENGINEER
(5th Class White.)
High-class building. Good
working conditions. Salary and
apartment.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.. Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

BY the small margin of 440 pins,
Joe Norris, captain of the national
m tch game champion Stroh's
team, is the all-time averag g
leader over John Crimmins of
Parisclean in the Detroit Times
All-Star Classic since its incep-
ton.
For a total of 6S4 games over a
period of eight years Norris
knocked down 140,074 pins for a
grand average of 204.53S. Grim
Minis tumbled 145, 1863 sticks in I'll
games for 204125. The difference
between the pair is Alb pins, but
Crimmins bowled 81 more games,
To arrive at the actual number of
pins il is necessary 10 add 4l3
and q, which is 440 and Norris
margin
The answer to Stroh's winning
vs'5,s, T~gips C''~-~je .sj.tle .eepe2 out
of the eight years is found in these
all-time averages for the mex I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Lauman Leads Stars,
Phil Bauman 9Th
BY HAROLD KAHL

CHICAGO. Dec. 4-Henry Lau-
man, 27-year-old manager of the
Ardway Recreation in ST. Louis,
was the early leader with 1881 at
the end OF the first three squads
in the 24-game Examinations of the
All Star Bowling tournament
opening here today.
Lauman took command on the
second squad after Buddy Bomar,
who has been burning up the
planks here this season, topped
the first.
OF the seven Detroiters entered.
Phil Bauman, representing Paris
clean, was running eighth at this
time with 1900. Jack jSharkey Of
Battle Creek was third with 1895.
Lauman. competing in his Sec
ond All-Star and a member Of
Cone Hermann team, shot six
games of 217, III, POI 257, 1913
and 233 for his 1881 total. In his
big game ne strung eight strikes
left the Spin and blew it, spared
and stuck.
Sharkey, the Battle Creek bowl
ing proprietor who is well known
to Detroiters, set a blazing pace
on the third squad with $50 for his
first three games of 247-213 and
go. Then he slumped to 174-178
and 1913 for the final three.
The veteran Bauman dipped
below 200 only twice in rolling his
series, 2l6. POS, 1872. 202 100 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Excellent Record, but

Friends of Joe Norris probably
are disappointed he placed no
higher than fifth in the National
Bowling Writer'S Association
annual Bowler or the Year
poll, won by Ned Day, They
will point to Norris record for
last season, which was excellent,
indeed.
He wora both the Detroit
Times. AU-Star Classic and
5reater Deiroi, idaal aver
age, titles with 2O479 and
ia AS He averaged 210~for is
games when Stroh's regained
the state match game crown
from Louis Burrs De Luxe and
30 again when they defended ii
against George Holmes Fife.
He showed PIT for "a games
when Stroh's lifted the national
match honors from the New
York Bowlers Journal and 90
for the same number in the de-
Tense against BudweiSerS Of
Chicago. He won the Rainbow
individual classic with 221
average for 100 games and set
a season record Of 1906, a PAS
average, for five games across
10 alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
3-Men Tourney
Entries 10 Close

Entries close Wednesday mid
night for the fifth annual three
man team bowling tournament
opening at Chene- Trombly Recre-
alton next Saturday at a p. m. A
record entry of $50 teams, com
pared to 367 last year, are eX-
pected to compete.
Based on a 750-team entry APP
proximately $1,000 in prize money
will be distributed, with $500 and
a trophy going to the winning
club. Nal Gilmour's Ten Pin
five, composed of Ty Peterson,
Jack Opala and Carl Kersten, won
last year with 1895, or 80 pins
over average for the three games
across six alleys.
There will be two squads Satr-
n - ~;-.al : : n ,.3.sas-s,- > 's''ss
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and -
noon until the event IS completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
They Can Thank Norris

Norris also led has team to
sensational triumph in the ALI
Star Victory tourney To top
the season of he sunk Johnny
Crimmins by $40 pins IN an So
game match. averaging 207 over
resurfaced alleys. The fact.
however. he didn't do much
either in the national singles.
or doubles. probably weighed
against him
Times Classic spillers can
thank Norris for figuring out
the individual averages since
the leaGGe began, appealing IN,
other columns on thus page
When he knew be had 10
undergo an operation on his
elbow IN September he hit upon
the idea 10 keep him occupied
IN his hours OF convalescencc
He got the green hight.
II took Norris two months 10
figure il out 80 men in his
spare time with MS left arm IN
= cast on the final night when
Do was definitely established
Norris was the leader hc
wanted 10 Junk % all. Bat we
couldn't and wouldn't stand for
loves labor lost.