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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Answer To Question No. l

The lowest savages in the
world would be ashamed Of our
standards of sex. AS psycholo-
gist Knight Dunlap brings out
in his book, Civilized Life"
such things as prostitution and
sex immortality arc the prod
ucts OF civilization. They APP
pear only after man has gone
pretty far in developing civil
lied institutions and so-called
social order" Among many of
the lowest savage tribes sex
immortality is punishe d by
death.
Answer TO Question No. 2
A Minnesota University psy-
ologist. DR. Carroll. gave the
I5ier- Seashore test of artistic
Appreciation 10 hundreds of col
lege students, and found those
who made high scores were just
rs stable emotionally as those
who had little or no appreclH9.
ton Of art. He also compared
the best practicing artists with
the poorest. and found no diff,
ference in their tendency 10 be
temperamental. Most of the
great painters, musicians. sculp-
tors and architects have been
men IF sound emotions and
temperament.
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waite room with bawth. II you
please, at Camp George Meade
near Baltimore. And 500 Amer
lean MPs' there are used TO
guard 1900 italian prisoners.
who receive worse treatment
than the Germans.
The rule forbidding foreign
reporters 20 ask questions at
the White House and State
Dept. conferences may be lifted
soon.
THE Duncan Renaldos will be
Il three in midsummer
Julie Stevens. the actress you're
welcome, LADY, and Charles In
derhill, the wealthy director,
were married last Jan.
Madison Square Garden Is
looking for a summer idea again.
Maria Montez got bum break
when an item blended her with
a reporter ON the Coast.
Hasn't had a date with any
male pal since her groom went
overseas .. Have a howl: New
OPA regulations list blessed
evening as an "ailment." Oh,
doctor!
Add rackets-Many AIS are
purposely getting themselves
into uniform 10 get a pensioned
medical discharge later.
The Stet+3-+witf1 the 80 per
cent taxi had IAN average Sat-
urday' 200.
M. Berle wishes they'd stop
picking on Sinatra "or there'll
be nothing left OF him.
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MEATs. rHFEST. FA1s

WENfs' IHFFNEs Ms
Red AS through M-S--Xaiis inden-
nitely.
(N-s through rs and As through
F-5--is stamps-vahd for direct
purchases from fsrmers)
Latd-Ration free indefinitely
One IN. salvage fat. good for cents
and two meat ration points.
.I 81 SUGAR t
Stamps 80 and 81. Book No. t--5
lbs each, valid indefinitely. s g.
stamp 80. No. Rook--5 JOS Tor
canning through Feb. Us. 1913
spare stamp 81. No. Bcok-vand
for maximum ~ 90 lhs. for can
ming. Apply local posfd.
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Quick Answers

president Woodrow Wilson.
2-Her mother-inAaw, Naomi.
aIn harbor of Charleston, S.
c. The attack occurred SO
years ago today.
4=Eighteen years old
Star Spangled Banner Wav-
ing Somewhere, which sold
100000 copies, TO approx
mately S25, 900 for Marry
Copyright. 1914. by KING Features
6-Fuel capacity.
DoatS."
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Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
June al
81 end &C Coupons gals each
BIS and C-S Coupons gals. each.
Jaw requires state name and license
number be wsitten on every coupon
when received
FUEL OIL.
Period and Period 5-vshd through
Sept 80.
LIQUOR
NO. s-valid through April 80. W
stamp ls-valid through April ~
Aupisne stamp l--Valid indefinitely
TIRE INSPECTIONS
Necessary for trucks only,
PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue As through k-s--Nald Ia
definitely.
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Connolly Answers

1-Cb). 2-(b). Sci. 4-tc).
5-ta). 6-(a) pear; Fb)
china; tcl cattle. cd knife;
tc) Indians.
y Copyright. 1914. ~ King FEATURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

father was a New York restau-
rant man.
All fountain lunch counters
should have place where
female customers could park
their bundles.
AS il is, the women patrons
put their bundles on the coun-
ter or on the adjoining seat
And when you ask most OF
them 20 remove the bundle so
you can sit down they gIYe you
a nasty look.
QUERIES from clients. @
W The major says the song
I'D Leave My Happy Home for
You" was popular around 1910.
The colonel says u was popu-
lar IN the year following the
Spa lish-American war. Who
wins
A-The colonel Is the win
ner. Harry Won TilZer wrote
that litty in 1899.
Q-~Yoti told Fresno. Cal,
client your dog liked his city
because of the park there.
1 thought you said Chicago
was your pups favorite city.
A--Chicago Is our pups fav-
Orite city. As soon as he-gets
OF a train In Chicago he starts
wagging his tail a mile min
ute anL gets on the step of the
first taxicab he sees.
lie wants To be taken to Lin
coin Park Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

WHAT is the meaning of this?
W Is IL merely that Roosevelt
has suddenly come 10 love Guy
NJ Gillette? Not at all.
Roosevelt is a hater who never
forgets.
He probably hates Gillette as
much today as he did when he
helped balk him in the plot
against the Supreme Court.
In the opinion Of this writer IL
means if the Republican party
ignores the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys in nominating its presi-
Dental ticket at Chicago in
June, Roosevelt in July will
move into the Middle West and
cause the nomina ton Of Guy NJ.
Gillette for vice president on the
fourth term ticket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

for the nearest field which was
an RAF1 base.
We stayed all night there and
they really treated us swell.
BOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

NOW comes a move from the
~ Democratic side which tends
10 confirm this Republican opin-
ion.
President Roosevelt with hon.
eyed words suddenly begins TO
butter up Democratic Senator
Guy NJ. Gillette Of Iowa.
The Roosevelt New Deal tried
10 drive Gillette from public
life in the purge Of 1888.
G1ffcrUC WIS tfntf-fScw
Dealer. He fought the packing
of the Supreme Court. He was
marked for political ruination
six years ago.
Today Mr.. Roosevelt Is Dear
Guying' him all over the place.
The fcud Of 1898 is forgotten
in the love feast of 1914.
Gillette has proved himself to
be one of the greatest Demo-
cratic votegetterS in the Middle
West.
lie triumphantly survived the
efforts of the Roosevelt family
and Harry Hopkins 10 purge
him in resentment of his politi-
cal independence.
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TIIE Republicans must Carry
Il most Of these states 10 elect
a president tins year.
Can the party do il If this
vast territory is ignored in the
selection of a presidential
tckct7
Many midwestern Republi-
cans think the corn and wheat
states cannot thus safely be
ignored.
This is a very powerful psy-
Geological element of strength
for Gov. Bricker of Ohio.
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fact this ticket representing the
extreme east and the extreme
west, would leave the vast in
terror OF the country vulnerable
10 Democratic attack.
Between New York and Cali
foFRia lie most of the 20 Repub-
lcan states now having Repub-
ffrnT1 rrvrrrfnrS.
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.Notre Dame s
Crushes Alma

The Scots and the Irish met in
basketball last night. with Notre
DANES Irish running roughshod
over Alma'S Scots, II to 30, de-
spite the fact that Notre Dame
regulars played but half the game.
Six Michigan college quintets
were to see action tonight-Albion
al Calvin, Kalamazoo at Grand
Rapids Junior College. and the
University OF Detroit at Michigan
Normal in a game which was ad-
vanced from Thursday
Vince Boryla, a star center at
East Chicago, Ind, high school
last season, was too much for
Alma last night, and scored 18
points in the first half alone
seven of the first IL. Notre Dame
held a 47-il half-time margin, and
its season point total stood at 228
in three games today-an average
OF 70 per game.
Alma had scored II points its
last time out. but found the COM
petition much tougher last night.
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555 n the sprlngWells Ladies lee
Chaitee 25l in the Crest $50 Florence
briFh,moaT Ladies ''g'' Helen I Hines as 'l n
543 "a the Bnghtmoor Mixed.
MsA Bachman. lls average made inc
5-7-o and $40 and Don saperstoln the OF
he Parkdde Ladies joe wolney 247
an TIE Aleona intermediate Pete"
Charles Nation 2aa- IN the We1toWn No /
John Banuus $50 Is new Cadillac
$50 third high Mary shade rolled 100
IN IN Tie Ga s-I.l Major Clara Kq,sl 49,
schooner ITO in the Van Dyke Ladies.
ToPs AT BEDFORD
Leo craees zss was tops IN ne RedioSd
FiTe Dept NO. Joe Books ESQ ln
the Mack-Blyd senior . Ben Prices $50
Us ip tbe yarlity .' Ladlc, ''a'. Rsy 0 BAN.
bts ana Don scars Sea- 2s5s In he se Risiefs
House Harry pcRiemaSers 235 in The
Centennial BuslneSsmen'8 Anthony
Wolahon's 233 IN the Northwestern Junior.
ROBERTA GETs sSS
Bob White spcared 25g IA tho ~ W
Classic Roberta lgafd 20s-24|-i77 feF
bs5 and Phyllis 2i2 in the Rainbow Major
Archie Browns 243 and go are Hudson
Tool records Active 8s3 new second
IN the Old Glory where Harry Becker rolled
2a9 Jean Daniels 52s Tied for second
~ ne JEFF. Businesswoufen, where Lottle
Larry Mshoney made Tic e-7 and Martha
Croniie The st.
Other league tops WANDA Brzczinsh and
Vera Kosscl 2O3's Rainbow Ladies. Charlotte
SpausM 2l2 Garfield Ladies NO J. Jim
Marshall, Biii jerome ana Pred Ruchi 245's
Bowling Green $50. Joe" WaSkieWicz pas
Fisher independent Cecil" Wniwis 24s n
tnr Junior John Bryan 2f2 Ambassador
housr. steve Czapsh 242 Altoona House.
John Sulla 233, 81. Joseph. I'd Blelecki. 2I2
RED seal
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Coach Means
-Four Colon High Caeers
AiIine, z Ineligible

STURGIS, Dec. 10 tINSt-W.
II. Judd, who coaches the high
school basketball team at Colon,
is having about al the trouble in
the world, he thinks.
Don West, his No. l replace
ment, has broken collarbone;
Wilfred Miller, guard, is in the
hospital recovering from an ap-
pendeetomy;; Ralph Slagt for
ward, is on the shelf with an ear
infection; Dave Turby, forward.
is i'll. and two players are on the
ineligible" list this week.
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DetrOitPOlice. Toledo
Win Pistol Matches

The Detroit Police pistol team
and the Toledo Revolver Club
shared top honors last night at
the Vickers Gun Club. Detroit
police won the .38 caliber match
with a score OF 1898 and Toledo
team walked off with top score
in the % caliber event with a
mark of 1864.
On the Toledo team was Bill
Nelden. 286; Paul Sakeheny. 262;
Ed LaaS. 253. and Bill Hubert,
263.
Dearborn police finished third
in the % caliber match with
1854, followed by Vickers 1049.
Detroit Police 1899, Great Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

9s4. Cadillac $50. Detroit Edison
S08.
Toledo was second in the .38
caliber event with 1902 and Dear
born third with 500. Other teams
in this match were Vickers 995.
Great Lakes 949. Detroit Edison
100.
AL Hemming of the Detroit POI
lice starred in the 80 caliber
match with an individual score
of 285 of a possible 300 points.
Future matches are being
planned in the Southeastern Mich
igan Rife and Pistol Association,
with schedule TO be set up at a
meeting Monday al the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
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Chapman, Dawson
Win at fairyiew

Kid Chapman and Red" Daw-
son were winners in the wrestling
double-header at Fairview Gar
dens last night. Chapman took
advantage of a head bump in the
turnbuckles 20 beat Gordon Hess
Ter two of three falls and Daw-
son won two straight from TEX"
Reilly. Alababa disposed OF Sgt.
Manaici in 7:55 and the Walter
Roxy-Stan Buresh match was a
draw
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Wayne Whips BEDFORD

Wayne High doubled the score
I'm beating BEDFORD Union 22-l6,
at Wayne last night Chuck Proc
TOR. with 10 points, was nigh
among the seven Wayne scorers
II was their second victory in
three games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

IS restricted 10
those who have
rolled perfect
games in sane
tion d play
only.
This will be
an increase Of
10 keglers over
last year when
Fred Wolf then
OF the Stroh
team and newly
n a m @ d man
ger Of j o e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

Norris, posted 1888 for six games
across Il alleys 10 take down the
Jack Baker trophy and 500 first
prize.
Incidentally as Norris man
ager Wolf hopes to line up
matches with Ned Day of West
Allis. Wis. former match game
king. and Russ Gersonde of Mil
waukee, winner of the last
Petersen Spring Classic. when
the pair are here this weekend
for the Vogue Recreation's indi-
vidual sweeper.
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TWO TOP MATCHES
TONIGHT's MATCHES

Standard vs. suffrin. alleys 10 Palmer
PARK vs.. Crest Industries, "a Boile vs..
liz a b. $50: Ira Wilson vs.. Auto Club, rs
Stroh VS. Kraetke 9-lO, Cotter vs. Nc
Carthy, ll-12. vulcan VS.. Paydium. 1914.
ssckman vs.. Norge 1915, a. Crest Lanes.
I2zoz Fullerton a. Grand River. g 2. m
Two matches Of more than or
binary merit stand out tonight on
the Michigan Major schedule at
Crest Lanes. ElWood Blake, S
Standard and Louis Burr's Suffrin
spell the number one attraction.
The other is Stroh and Herb
Matthews Kraetke. A third
pairs K. D. Cotter and Mccarthy.
COLLINS FIRES 6ST
HERE AND THERE--PsHi Collins came up
vith 22i-236-2io for 667 and Vie H0norc
2gs In me Argyle $50 Catherine
TauEner three i5is In the Centennial House
Art Winchell 227222-2i4 for COS In
the Orient senior Dorothy PaFeau
2l5-2iO-ls6 for sci and Ella Ford 2i9 IN
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Expect 60 BOWlerS
I'm 300 Tourney
BY HAROLD KAHL

Roland Bud Ritter expects
more than 60 entries for his
fourth annual 300" bowling tour
nament 10 be held at Ritter
Recreation. Dec. 30. The event
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Basketball Results

Toledo as, Wayne L 80
Notrs Dame II. Alma 50.
Cornell Ia 80. South Dakota %
Richmond AAB AZ Univ % vagina -
Camp Ellis So. 81, Ambrose 81.
Camp BuineF SO Duke 80
simpson Col 81 Det Aoines a.
WsribuTK Col 81 Penn ia 81
Dubuque sss upper IcXA 21--
S4t4r-ee ert-stifff~- kfB- 32---
balnbridEe Naval { Curtis Ray e z ~
Seymour JROn Field 30 Caroline Pr 2
Eliia c 6 So, Maritime Service rs.
Wses hAF bs1ivr z
KAnxaS ~, RockhurSt ~
High SCBOUL
Ecorn - Wayne IS
Royal Oak 80 BsrEeiy -
lansing Eastern 81, Flint Central q
fiusAing Hin ~. SwsrtF Greer II
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ALTOONA REC. "a 's s1ls rlsH'sAS a Ass 81,
-oREG- sowttE6- EeeAT- VEHtt- s ~ AHe
Af1ER %, ALL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAY
AMBASSADOR F IitSI ier'tf q VT
opss Bowling Az Day Saturdays, Sundsy From
10 A. N. tn ciosins. weekdays Tin 7, After 10.
hRcHWLY 'Os44 EAST JEFFERSON AVE
HluHHAI -AU-ezSl
Modern Alleys. Open Bo~iino TODAY from zoo
a. n. Until 200 p. m-snd After ~ 90 p. ~.
BEACON REC VI ia v tsnfSs " w a s.soss
o fsn so"Lise TO-DAY vsTit ST. Sal.
BOWL O-DR0ME 90 5a5 astP PTs1es 80 soy $50
-P.-h ePss BOWLING sAr.- sNo stN.
nEuTEuuILI si62e 6RATtof AYE.-
uIhiIhhlHl Near Smile Rosesille so9l
: open euwftHp TODAY Until p. N. After H.
IS Lanes Visit Our Rsauiifui Cocktail Lounge
-TROMBLY '': ss f stsaI.r fsn. $40
oPEs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. NJ. AND
AFIER u P. NJ, AL DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
CnNuEp ppc $500 CONNER AVE. Near
openinsi Tor hornins. Afternoon and Midnight
lsaeses opea BoMlns Until p. ~. After ~.
CREST LANES f9tL s,IIIt at GO a Nv!
SoME OF THE MICHIGAN NHJoR CLASSIC.
VISIT Our Stage BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
nrNpY ll52s WHITTIER, al KELLY RIO,
ULNDt " LANES Ar 6l4s
Open Bowling TO-DAY Until p. NJ and After
4 Il p. NJ. Home Of Famous saskst.o'- Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s A4tsTsIG e 81 sssc
70 Alleys, OPEN BOWLING TO p. N. AND
AFTER 1880, All DAY Saturdays ard Sundays.
/ EAST WARREN 'a ca6, { s'SHt y G sss'
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL sP. N. ANu
AF1gR 1850 p. ~, at DAY SAT. AND SUN
6ARUth RtC. cEnfRSctY tocsTI :S''
opTN Bowling TODAY UNTIL ZOO p n
AFTER 100. ALI DAY SAL. AND SUN
/ GARFIELD ~ II sis sTsSt 20 o. 4t s7tS
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL sP. N. AND
AFTER 1880. All DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
/ l. MIllETTS @l7 Tgg s,.,!! AVE.
You Are Always Welcome HereI
MOTOR CITY % G A1ssSs AZ n t9 IS,
oPg. BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL ZOO p. NJ
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
nj VlIpIn NATIONAL AT GO. RIVER
VI mltJ Free Parking TIE 2-SSss
Home Of the GREATER DETROIT ALL.SJAR.
" Alleys. 0pen e0wins ALL DAY SAT-. SUN.
PAL AcF.DIY ass w1sL VERsoR; . Near
Kings. Queen, Sundays Q 80 p. N. opsn Bowl.
inc all Day Sat. Sun. thurs. fri. After p. ~.
PAlAGt FeG, a Alleys without Post
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL ESQ p. ~
Billiards. Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge.
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NCAA Basketball:

Finals will be held in n. Y
Garden March n IrAesteFH
playoffs at Kansas City 1924
Eastern in n. Y. March 22.24.
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Fight Results

BY United Press
PHILADELPHIA -EAS sess+4- Robinson
i46ts NeN Y0rs stopped Richard fShsik
kAngei. i47 Fresno. Cal. t2i. Gene Bur
ton l3s scranton. Pa oeciEioDed Jimmy
Hatcher f3s. IKE city, rts 2 = ruty
Richardson. lS5. Cleveland. decisionec
FfAnkie Jsmison i6i. Chicago, ISL. Earl
Trader i26is Wilmington Del. cecifionec
Joey Puir i7Ois. New YORK tst.
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No Racinq-Snow

CHARLES TOWN, ". Va.
Dec. Ii uPl-Racing cards al
Charles Town track were can
celed for today and tomorrow be-
cause Of a heavy snowfall.
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Gulf Stream Results

FIRST RACE--S-ysAT-olcx- and i MILD
ana 20 yards.
Bright Camp lAtsinsonl 500 $50 $50
btoodrouuc tcnafnu 70 = 20
Razor Sharp fSkOrOnsSi 2. 80
Time as of i.3S.
Ventura Maid, Onemore Cuth and Pomiya
AlsO ran.
SECOND RACE-2-yeAT-oIda, y mile.
Memphis Dave lSc0ccai $50 $40 2 80
Hot Night HEleyi IL 20 10
biitir's cfDice Layton so
Time \ Ia 2-5. off 2 oS
Mia Economy. Molly Rne- Toll -AEAy. Ped
Figure, High Priority, Reclamation and jose
phins also ran
THIRD HACE-3-yesf ,. nIIF.
Carmel Tosn iSknron6ki4 $50 44O 2 90
H8ysi Tinty tQuintsroi $40 10
Air Power tYsluml 50
Time i.i3 as OF Isl
s Cnef, LibyAn Star and PhanStsm
also ran
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GAVE HITS 636

The 600 list also contained
Archie Jankowski. Gil and Bill
Mowery, Gasket. 62z7Etnuis- Sic.
laff, ( & B, and Walter Johnson,
Mineralites, 624 Herb Case, GIG,
Cass Schlaff, $40 for Pepsi-Cola
Cass Crygier, Stroh. 6l2; John
Gonda, COB; III. S. Gavie, 636 for
Kraetke; Claude Schultz, Vol,
VERNE. 623.
Additions 10 this group included
Harry Heiden. Seven-Eleven. 62l;
BZygrnund lack. Fife. 614; PauluS,
sic: Bill Luoma. Joe Szuch. Coca
Cola. GOT. 606: Cy Goralczyk. John
CrimmonS, Parisciean, 6f8. GIT,
Roy Milan. DeluXeWe1d and Alfred
Robinson. Mineralites. Sol.
For their I'LL Stroh raped
Norris 231, Grygier 223, Walter
Reppenhagen 242. Petro 237
Kenet 178.
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HOLLYWOOD
Weather clear. track last.
Klt1s luxi. 2. IT fEWT
First RSce--ssfsie LASH Better Homo.
MsifFeR Joe SNift Toes.
Third RGce--HOid Me Fight -o1a jose,
buckle D. Buck Herociie
Fourth EGct-stimagn. Hutum Cat. Pair
Gals
Finh RAce--swei chsnee. HsrkmoNc.
Cloak
ElEhth Race--Point Ration. Tasoo. Our
ECkebGc Peach CDbblef. "
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Gibson S 716
1opsCIdssil

With % scores OF GOO or bette:
adorned by Therman Gibson's 71t
for 4 q B, Detroit Times Classic
bowlers are back IN the groovJ
today.
Stroh held the ribbon for team
scoring with 3l26 at )Gleneagle'
Mast night. Parisclean marked
f3035. Kraetke 3010, + g. b 1891
and Seven-Eleven 1892.
Two from Kraetke left Stroh
five games away from LEADING
Z & B, twice winner over Gasket
Stroh's -four ace" count of iii
went on the second spike and
Gibson's tally likewise.
Gasket gave + & B an argument
with games OF 961-996-979 agains.
996-971-l027. Kraetke provided
the expected opposition for Stroil
until the final. losing that one by
1874.
CHENE UPSET
Coca Cola reversed the pre-.
match forecast in taking two from
Zoe Paulus' Chene-Trombly. Henry
Ehrle's gang gained the second,
1007-1003. and the third. 994 IL
939. although Chene was bettes
by 20 naples. 1855 to 1895.
On the individual side. note
worthy counts abounded. Russell
Jantz. e-Trombfy, 68l; Joe
Reese, Coca Cola, 660; Joe Norris,
6S3. John Petro, Stroh. 687; Herb
Matthews. Kraetke, 658; Adoiph
Konopka. Seven-Eleven. 653 Stan,
ley Stanulis. -Parisclean. $50.
Gibson opened with 264, dropped
SO on the second trial enly-to
finish strong with 2a7 He was
two short of II. 6, GAVE, Kraetke,
whose 718 remains first on the
prize sheet.
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S2.25.
Lengthen season on upland
game birds to 80 days in the
upper peninsula and 81 days in
the lower peninsula.
ReeStahliSh protection OF otter,
removed by the 1871 legislature.
and provide authority for estab-
fishing seasons by the commits
sion,
Lengthen season for hunting
and trapping of mink to include
January in the lower peninsula.
Make it unlawful 10 carry
firearms during open season on
small game, III areas frpquented
by games, without possessing a
small game hunting license.
Change minimum age for
holders Of resident deer licenses
from IA 10 II to correspond 10
age limit for small game IL
cenSeS.
Reduce the trout limit from
Is 10 10.
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buy MORE BOMBS:

fAlM 5eAGh msHIcHoIs IN s.s22s
OPEN eeWttNa- vNrft-
Free lasiFsstleas BY Al oessOa. weekdays. q to 5.
PALMER PARK s Ssoda.r s0 sss i siErs;s
TO 9.2232. Open Bowling from $40 A. N. 10
p. w.. After ~. Park Free. Cocktail Lounge.
PARK ANN 1920 WEST WARREN. Near
THnhLANu soUTHFiELo cE 322s
OPEN BOWLING DAILY! New Modern Alleys.
Fine Cocktail LOUNGE Win Excellent food.
PARkSIDE E. x .t goo at 20 S' sttiss
Open ALLEYS Until p. A.. All Day Sat. sun.
Most Beautiful Cocktail Lounge q Detroit.
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Open Until 4 AM Dailyl-
RAINBOW -to5s' .S ssATioT. \, ys ,.s.
ossH- Bovine Today TIL ~. N. Mixed DssbIss
Every Sun. P, ". $50. Doubles Friday 10 p. N.
RIVERSIDE M. '51' sssI lsfttasc q. 20; :,
oeEs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL 500 p. N.
RIVIERA Rec Sss5 ca GRAND s.y 'sso, Aye.
OPENINGS EOR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE.
open Alleys saturday and sunday I'm p: n.
RUlAWlle IS AIreYs us $3.50
OPEN HERE TODAY AT Il NOON NEW
OWNERS. cHAs. ALEXANDER. MANAGER.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 4 j alIt1s cHAs NJ sssi
OPEN BOWLING MERE TODAY UNTIL q
N. AND AFTER g. All DAY SAL. SUN.
STATE FAIR 1850 s ss. t.t s1 TO s'''
SNOWFLAKE or IHE WORLD. Open Be~ilas
TOWER REC. sca .nsss cSIqT'"e 10 a ass
Under New Management Open Alleys TODAY
Until $50 ?. ", After ~. Al DAY sat, sua:
VnTnpv 7744 rim at DELAWARE
IibIVnI " ALLEYS TR 2-9s0T
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 81. N. AND
FROM sAs p. n. UNTIL CLOSING.
VO6UE REC. Is LAWS NJ siaS
SEE NATIoH's LEADING MEN STARS MERE
IN ACTION ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 sO s,csii U.s. @
Open Daily Until ; A. M.
WAYNES SCHOOL s1 Si.y. :, 6: s.s ss;;'
Why DON'T you LEARN now TO sowls
See Wayne spsuldiae-hsye Him Set Yea Rlsht
WEST DETROIT sI2a m,Ss'sAs IN s s:s.
ogsn Alleys w.stssys 3 tes ~: Az Day
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
Ask Wi|d|ife
.RevisI0ns
BY DON GLLIEs

The hunting of any kind Of deer
in all counties in Michigan with
bow and arrow and proposed lib
eralized fishing regulations will be
discussed by Walter Kelly Of De-
troit, president Of the Michigan
United Conservation Clubs, tonight
at the Roseville Sportsmen's
Club.
Kelly. WHO returned today from
Clear Lake, where directors of the
MUCC met with conservation Off
Gals, also will discuss more thar
a score OF game and fish law re-
visions approved yesterday at the
monthly meeting of the conSerVa.
ton commission.
Among them are:
Prohibit use of automatic or
semi-automatic guns capable OF
firing more than seven shots.
Authorize The commission 10
establish seasons for taking
antlerless deer in problem areas
designated by the commission.