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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Boston Terrier
Show Sunday

A speciality dog show, a puppy
match and two-day cat show are
on tap for Detroit canine and
feline lovers.
Boston terrier breeders from all
parts of the country are here this
Sunday for the Boston Terrier
Clubs 23d annual Axe licensed
speciality show at the Fort Shelby
Hotel.
Judging in the 20 classes starts
at l p. m, with show hours IL
a. m. TO 8 p. m. The event is
being held in the Spanish Room.
The Fox Terrier Club of Detroit
will hold its annual puppy match
at Webster Hall next Sunday. The
event is open to wire and smooth
fox terrier puppies from six weeks
to one year.
Mrs. Madeline Roessler OF Chi
cago will judge the event, which
is scheduled to start at ! p. m. A
parade of nine leading stud dogs
from Detroit and local areas is a
feature. Another feature will be
an obedience demonstration with
a wire haired foxterrier.
Don Gillies, outdoor editor Of
the Times, will judge the chill
dren's handling classes, open to
children under ID.
Next Saturday and Sunday is
the date for Detroit's annual cat
show, sponsored by the Detroit
Persian Society. The show will be
held in the AF'L Building, Mont
calm and Park,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
BY HAROLD kAh

CHICAGO, Dec. 2--Chet Blu
kowski of the Detroit f e. B team
got off to a disappointing start in
the eliminations of the fourth an
nual National All-Star tournament
here today when he posted only
1866 for six games across u
alleys.
After four squads had been COM
pleted. Pvt. Joe Wilman, former
captain of the Budweiser team Of
ffhis city and now stationed at
Fort Lewis. Wash. was the early
leader with 1850 in a field of 120
bowlers representing 81 cities and
20 states.
Wilman was below the twin
century mark only once. After a
1877 start he uncorked 23s-209- 20l-
2ll-224 for an average Of POS
In contrast Bukowski was never
able 10 get above the 200 mark.
His best effort was his third game
Of 1875 after lsl and l73. He fin
ished with 175-160-1S2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Of Cleveland who finished second
in the Victory tournament as
Aircraft last season. Johnny
Farkas. winner of the $1,000
top prize in the Petersen. also
is in.
Entry blanks for the Knights
OF Columbus Metropolitan Bowl
ing Associations over-average
tournament are now being dis
tributed. The event will be
held at the Detroit Recreation
Jan. s through Feb. II. There
will be four classes with the
deadline set for next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
2 Strikes for 1877

HERE AND THERE-Mark
Hergiton showed nine strikes,
but only 1877 in the Dodge Main
Tool Room loop Lou Seri-
ami is back at his old stand
as manager Of the Garden l..
Paul Eland is the new Argyle
owner. Fritz Froehlin the new
Nottingham boss Esquire
has accepted a story about Joe
Norris by Steve Cruchon d.
Edwin kretZ Packard Local
100 UAW-CIO tournament opens
at Art Centre next Saturday.
Ted Reclaim captains three
teams that are leading their
leagues by two games, State
Fair in the Travelling. Oerlikons
in the Naval Ordnance Mid
nights. Liberators in the Naval
Ordnance Morning Stars .
The Mite Life circuit expects
10 raise more than $500 Al its
sixth annual Goodfellow party
next Sunday Saginaw is
third with $500 and Detroit
sixth with S1,023 in Bowlers
Victory Legion donations .
Seattle leads with 5000.
Speaking Of Saginaw entries
for the annual Central States
tourney 10 be held there. start
ing Jan. 13, will close Dec. II
-. Andy Stefani is still leading
the Proprietors and Operators
Classic, where Frank Yost sur
prised with a sos Bowling
Lanes fourth annual ladies
individual classic is set for
Jan. 27-2S in Chicago. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
10000 BowIers

altogether. we have 1880
sanctioned members, plus more
than $4,000 women and perhaps
$4,000 open bowlers for a con-
sentative estimate Of more than
10000 bowIers," Mitzel added.
Mitzel also revealed there
are 10000 teams throughout
the country sanctioned with
the ABC. a 20 per cent increase
over last season. At the pres
ent rate Detroit is 10 per cent
ahead of last season, Chi
cago 8.
In Mitzers opinion. gasoline
restriction is one of the reasons
for the tremendous growth Of
bowling here. Whereas in other
years individuals confined them
selves TO one league. they are
rolling in as many as three this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
n,Chdpnndn
In Finish Bout

Two matmen who have battled
over two hours without a definite
result again will clash at fairview
Gardens for the MWA junior
heavy title belt Tuesday night.
They are Louis Klein and Kid
Chapman, present belt holder, of
Milwaukee.
Each has scored two falls in
two bouts since Oct. 30. the last
one, two weeks ago, being termi-
mated by a shoulder injury TO
Klein. This time their match is
to a finish, time limit regulations
having been removed.
Other matches: Al Williams
VS.. Gordon Hessler. Red Daw-
son vs.. frankie Hart, and Harold
Chaundy VS.. Maurice LaChapelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Mountains. We were met at their
fine little airport by Commissioner
D. E. Croker, the Upper PENN
sula's lone member of the Michi-
gan Board of Aeronautics. He is
also vice president of the Aero
Club of Michigan, an organization
that is urging the building Of
thousands of emergency landing
fields and airports all over the
state.
1t didn't take us long to learn
that Croker was Mr.. Enthusiasm
himself. On our three-minute
trip down town he told us that
plans had already been completed
for the building of one of the
finest airports in the country near
Ontonagon; that the Upper PENN
sula would be exactly 36 hours
from any point in the world by
air; that giant clippers and tri-
motored planes would land there;
that streamlined Diesel-powered
aforementioned trains would run
to the Porcupine Mountains and
that the Greyhound Lines were
already laying plans for heliocop-
ter air buses for vacationists.
MEET COUNTY OFFICIALS
Before we could catch our
breath. Crooker's automobile came
TO a stop in front of the Hanson
Cafe, where welcoming COM
mittee awaited our arrival.
The first person we met was
r. (. Dawson. sheriff OF Ontona-
gon County and, when he gripped
your hand. you knew you had
met a man. Next was o. f.
Hanson, county clerk and pro-
prietor of Hanson's Cafe. an eat
ing establishment we can per-
sonally recommend.
We also met 73-year-old Elmer
II. Boyd, president of the Ontona-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
SET
For Season
1000 Marksmen
to Form League
BY DON GILES

The busiest rifie-shooting season
in years doomed this week as the
Southeastern Michigan Rife and
Pistol Association made plans to
establish 20 senior leagues COM
prising more than 1000 marks
men in the greater Detroit area.
Ernest p. Brousseau, president
Of the association, announced Sat-
urday that the annual meeting
and election of officers would be
held Dec. 18 at the Book Cadillac.
At that time final plans for the
formation of the leagues will be
completed with actual COMPETE
ton to start before the end of
the year.
Junior riflemen who got the
lump on their older competitors
this season with the formation of
two leagues plan to expand ac-
cording to II. d. MacMahon. chair
man of junior activities of the
association.
JUNIORS TO EXPAND
The two junior leagues, with a
membership of nearly 100 boys
and girls from Detroit Edison,
Vickers and Highland Park Rec
reation are now in their fifth
week of competition and will fire
their final match Dec. Is. League
expansion will take place follow
ing their world series.
The new junior league will take
in such clubs as Ecorse. Lincoln
Park, Wyandotte, Carl Hall
Juniors, Fisher Y, Royal Oak
Parks and Recreation, Chrysler
and East Detroit, MacMahon said
RIFLE CLASSES OPEN
Clubs now taking registrations
for courses in craftsmanship and
whose students will be eligible fol-
league matches are Parks and
Recreation, 504 Elmwood. Wednes'
day nights. 7:30 p. m; Fisher Y
Dexter and Grand Blvd. Mondays
and Friday nights, 1870 p. m, and
Fisher Y Juniors Wednesday eve
nings and Saturday mornings.
Afternoon classes in marksman
ship for Juniors will be available
daily from $3.50 to $50 p. m, a
the City of Detroit's ElmwooC
range. 504 Elmwood.
Ammunition and rifles will b.
available. according TO Dan Shea
veteran instructor for the Depart
ment of Parks and Recreation
All boys and girls under Is arr
eligible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

and their teammates. But the
Yankees in their usual underdog
role wouldn't surprise too many
if they turned in an upset. AL
though they have won only two
games this season they have ex-
tended the Chicago Bears and
Washington Redskins.
Sinkwich will be shooting for
touchdowns in the seasons final
game not only for the Lions but
to win himself the leagues most
valuable player" trophy for which
he is being boosted. The former
Georgia University All-American's
passing and running has been in
strumental in most of the Lions
victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Silver Star

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 2 - Star
center on Marquette University's
1912 basketball team, 1t. O.g)
Matthew J. Reichl. Wausau, Wis,
has been awarded the Silver Star
for gallantry in action in connec-
ton with the invasion of Guam.
1t. Reichl is commander Of an
Lei boat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

survey emergency landing fields
and establish airports adjacent to
trout streams. hunting areas and
scenic spots.
We expected to find people In
that grand vacation country too
busy to bother with postwar plan
ming for the throngs certain to
take to the outdoors after the
war. We based our reasoning on
the fact that people who live near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03


mately twice the population Of
Detroit YOU readily can see why
we claim Detroit Is the No. l
bowling hotspot In the country"
AT present Chicago has 1880
sanctioned leagues. Detroit has
LASS already, as compared 10
1887 for last season. With
teams filing al the rate of more
than 200 a week to beat the
Dec. 81 deadline when the fee
is raised from $3.50 10 $3.50,
and more than 200 summer
leagues expected, there are rea-
sons for Mitzels optimism about
hitting the 5000 mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

o n I o n a g o n
County. and ].
L. Dob b e C k.
postmaster OF
this enterpris-
ing community
[ h a / h a S
a d opte d as
I h cir slogan,
100 Years OF
Hospitality"
After lunch
we inspec ( e d
their proposed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

gon Sportsman's Club. a man
with more pep than a 2o-year,old
boy, which he proved later wnen
he walked us around part OF tne
46. OOO-acre Porcupine Mountain
area recently purchased by tne
state conservation department. i0<
a recreational project.
Others to greet us was L. f
Walsh. prosecuting attorney ior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

opening next
Saturday. All
b u [ iV e
members are
entered now.
according TO
Louis Burr.
Among the
latest entries
received are
John Klares,
Basil FaZio,
Clyde Potter,
Bill Kneale
and loo Brett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
May 60 100 Per Cent

With the entry deadline ex-
tended until Wednesday night
The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic may have 100 per cent
representation in the Vogue
Recreation's second annual
$500 individual sweepstakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Pdu|us Enters
90 in Sweeps
Choice Dates Going
Fast in Times Event
BY HAROLD KAHL

Johnny Paulus, proprietor Of
.Chene- Trombly Recreation. will
sponsor 60 teams in the thirteenth
annual Detroit Times Sweep
stakes to be held at his estab-
lishment week-ends uary
through March, he announced Sat-
urday as entries continued TO ar
rive in large numbers.
Choice dates and times are be-
ing gobbled up so fast league
secretaries and captains are urged
TO file their blanks Immediately in
order 10 insure satisfactory sched-
uiing. Only Is days remain TO file
entries as the deadline is Dec. ID
al midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

confident of
going over
I he $4,000
mark by the
ii IN q I h Q
last tournA-
ment II held.
Only Chicago
n "A 4 m O r 2,
1906 teams,
b ut w h e n
you consider
Chicago has
n m m r n n l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Spariing
No Pins
Detroit Is Nation S
Bowling Hotbed
BY HAROLD KAHL

II there were any doubts
about Detroit being the ma
tons bowling hotbed they
were dispelled Saturday when
Frank Mitzel. city association
secretary. announced a record
number of 1916 teams are
sanctioned by the American
Bowling Congress.
This is lie more than last
season." Mitzel said. "and we're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
MUFFLED

Muffled and tackled Is
Martin Kelly, Holy Re-
deemer quarterback, on
this play In the Goodfel-
lows games. Anthony karr
Of Mackenzie applies the
gag, while Richard Blocker
(41) helps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
SPEND $4,000, 900

A few minutes later the party
was climbing a steep trail that
led to one of the highest peaks
in the Porcupine Mountains. i,
overlooked beautiful Lake OF the
Clouds.
Here's the spot where tho
state conservation department.
Is talking OF spending $4,000
600 for a rustic hotel, campS/
trails and many other improve,
ments.
There will be no hot dog
stands nor express highways
running through the park"
Croker assured us. "All Of
the $4,000 acres OF virgin hard
wood will be left In Its original
state where people from all
parts of the United States can
come and see what America
looked like before the advent Of
the AK and lumberman.
They can angle In streams
where trout are plentiful and
hunt for deer and bear In tho
most beautiful forest In tho
world. They can try their luck
for giant lake trout In Lake
Superior and go home with tho
assurance that they have visited
a country like God intended it
to be-" he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
EYE SECOND SPOT

Along with Sinkwich, All-Amer-
lean Bob Westfall and the rest of
the Lions will try to smash their
way through to the victory which
would insure them a tie for sec
ond place in the Western Division
with the Chicago Bears. That
means more money.
The Bears are favored to score
an easy victory over the Card
Pitts at Pittsburgh so the Lions
must win TO be sure of their
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

u S h hunting,
fis h ! ng and
glamorous va
C a I | o n | a n d
often do not
appreciate its
value. We were
wrong.
One of our
many stops
was made at
Ontona on -
Gateway to the
p Or en- min a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
No Time Wasted

In the Duke-Georgia Tech game
this year each team scored a
touchdown on the first play it
made from scrimmage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Lone SCORING Strino

The Green Bay Packers scored
IN IS straight games before they
were upset by the Chicago Bears
this fan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Lions Out to Give
Mandel His Best Year
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

frankie Sinkwh Detroit Lions will charge against
the Boston Briggs Stadium this Sunday afternoon aim
and the successful season
laid down $2250O0 for the pro football club
Cafego Bob DAVIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
COULD BE REVERSE OF ~

II the Lions win this Sunday
they will give Coach Gus Dorais
a record of six victories. three de-
feats and one tie for his second
season in the National Football
League. This would be just the
reverse of his record in his first
season, last year, when the Lions
lost six, won three and tied one.
Exception for the probable alb
sence of the injured guard. Stan
ley Batinski. the Lions will be at
full strength for their game with
coach Herb Kopf's team.
Despite the prob a lie cold
weather the Yankees are expected
to depend on the forward passing
attack which has gained them
most of their yardage, with
George Cafego. former Tennessee
u. All-American throwing 10 the
ends. Keith RanSpot and Joe
Crowley. The Lions have spent
most of their practice time pre-
pairing to check the aerial game.
Augie Lilo. former Detroit
guard. who specialized in place
kicking. will be in action against
his former teammates. The Lions
released him last season so he
could be closer to his job in the
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
| IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN BY Don SmI
u. p. to Streamline
Postwar Sportsman
BY Don ellie.

things planned for the hunter angler ana
in Upper Peninsula after the war. -, Irno.r
couple ago privilege 10 y TO the CpieA
Peninsula with Howard Hartung weknown Detroit ao
addition little deer hunting, Mos ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
SUNDAYS Soccer

Bavsrians vs.. ST. Clair at St Clair Field
2 30 p m.
German United vs. New Detroiters a
Northwestern Field. 2 30 ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

| ALTOONA REC. ?, ' ss,i s.sH'sAs a .yt ~,
\ EnIoy Open Bo~ilns H.rs Saturday.. Sunday,
10 a. N. On; W.ekssys untll and Altar ~.
AMBASSADOR . ,iIsI scrAt' ys ,. s;sc
10 A. N. Tlil cio,lns. w..idsr TIL !. After ~.
ARCHwAY ''''' EAST vi tf, ~ AVE.
Modern Alleys. opsn Bs~tins Saturday. ard Sun.
dsy,,from 2 A. n. untn 30 A. N. Bar AdIOinins.
ART CENTRE ~9 % 9.t.ys At I. w ,.syss
/ op.n Bo~Iins ALL DAY Saturdays ard Sundays.
| BEACON REC. W y st,s,s 4" w W, iss:a
opIs BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Ar1tR NOON. WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~.
BOWL .0.DR0ME '7,"' .t pty.ts e. e s!,.
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS opEs FRIDAY SPIN
oPEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
BOWLING GREEN x ;..s t.yaf"U sS ~. 4
os.r Be~iins AL DAY Saturday, and Sundays.
10 A. N. Uniil CLOSING w..sdsu TN p. n.
BRIGHTM00R n, iSs't ss sssftlt az syt ss7.
10 Brand New Brynsvlet c.ntsnnIsi Alley,
opsn Bo~ilns ALL DAY Saturday. sns Sundays.
CADILLAC 20 . ~ tAs' 1 eS.s's 6 as,
MIXED oousLIs SATURDAYS AT 3 p. ~.
CENTENNIAL s.. s'; s. S.Ar .o.., axt 5000
Open BowIins TO-DAY . A. N. Untn : 30 A. ~.
IS Lanes Walt Our Beautiful Cocktail toons..
CHEnE-TR0MBLY SIS; :. 0 s..s,tv, t {. $40
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. N. AND AFTER a..
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CONNER REC. ''s %as sSns'" Ny " sssi 81"
Leagues. op.n xii." Mere TO-DAY All Dsy.
CREST ILNEs Fg!t.sIon; at GO s Nv!
S s o.. T .4.s s'f s.s sos sS e6a
DETROIT RECREATION ss sttsyt't Z. a. s,so
ssuso3ss. w...s.S 6"iII { .rs After 20 so
EAST WARREN '' enO' 4 x''' Il oo 20"
opsn Bowling AL DAY Saturday. and Sundays
from 10 a. N. On. Mondsu After ?. N.
GARDEN REC. 's ss wcSSxtsO oc4 * iis'''
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM "a NOON
UNIT CLOSING. wGIkoAys Until s ?. "
GARFIELD ~ s s''s 20 o. ft sac
womIs's cyo TOURNAMENT BowlIss IN
ACTION MERE SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
GRAND RlVER-lIVERN0Is 1855 s 81 $50 sIS''
TOUGHEST ALLEYS IN TIVE clTYl
Practice Here and Yov Can Bowl Anywhere
NALL .00DDs SIS ., "; sssso s - a., Z"
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND susDAYi
9 Minutes FROM Downto~n. Ample Psrtins.
]. ]. MILLETTS ~" 'f ~ asssss AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here!
ne rlpIu Isoso WOODWARD AVE.
LIB GAblN 20 ALLEYS TO s.I40o
Under New nsnsssmsnt. opsn 5owlIns sstur.
days, Sundays. Msskasys riils N. Pam Free
Many OF vn 7s,3 MACK AVE. Near
MAGk-blVU, sHGRlpAN w 1895
MIXED Doubts. Saturday, $50 p. N. op.n Alleys
Mon. Thru Sat Aftsfneons frem u Noon On.
\ MOTOR CITY 40 V sIosYs I" .s s,ss
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
sGE our BEAUTIFUL cockItiL lounge.
Northwestern "a ' se,s essso ~ WEE ..s,.,
| OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL = ?. n. AND AFTER 10.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Mixes EN- Up

George Munger Of Penn uses a
left halfback who passes right
handed. and right halfback who
passes left handed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

airport 10 miles west OF Ontonagon
on the shore of Lake Superior.
"Giant tri-motored planes
and sea-going clippers will land
here with tourists and sports
men to visit the Porcupines,"
Croker predicted. THE area
Is fog free and q 20-year-old
lighthouse record proves wind
and flying conditions ideal AL
most 365 days of the year." he
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

OLYMPIC REC, H4r AZ. s.,.,,: at GO, .,yss
NOME or the sRIArIR ptrRoir AtL.srAR.
" Atsyi. opsn sv~tins AL DAY Sat. Son.
PALACE REC g ss'' A Ss.I' S..v, p s ,,.,
op.u ss~iins TODAY hom 10 A N. Us,u
clo,las Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lsssss.
PALACE SCHOENHERR 's soIS (. ,; ...s
Instruction, DAILY on IN. PAUL EosIEv
Sell Instructor. 10 a. N. TO p. n. 81 t.s.oa.
PALMER PARK s' s.s5.., sOa ~, 81, s:',,'.
70 s-22s1, ~ Brgn,-ies Au.r fer ~
Bo-iins TO-DAY. Free PItlns coes,.iI LskA
park AND 1890 so,y wtsI wARsIs.
oPts BOWLING DAILY, s,.. moe.. Ain.
FIRE coesiail LOUNGE with TIosisst Fsoe.
PARKSIDE T. Il T: aos AT q S' sti.s.
op.n Bo~iins sat ard sus.. w.sts.,, ,.s,
Most Beautiful Cocktail tosns. ~ Ds,rst.
PILLAR REC. !. .,'S s., s;5,sscHtv.5 t W;
From 10 A N. on. w.stdss, UHin : p. 4.
p1 LYDlIIM ssO los, eA.PAv Ma iai
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RED MILL ~o % 2rtty. " Isf .!yo.
oU'n eo~IIns AL Day sat. Sun. w,.ts.ys.
RITTER REC. ''''' JAM" a. =. ..i iTAtsfss
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVERSIDE az, a.o s1sJ ItFft 2; -, At
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RIVIERA REF $50 GRAND slvrR IVT.
OPENING FoR WEDNESDAY DAY IrAeus-
Open Alleys Saturday ard Sunday UruI 9 p. ".
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Open Daily Until 300 A. M.
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