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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-23
SUPERVISION NEEDED

East Lansing, June 90 AP- M.
B. Dickerson, Michigan State Col.
lege economist now on leave for
government service. reported in
a survey issued Thursday that the
state needs strong supervisory
agency TO administer debt laws.
and safeguard the credit OF all
local units Dickerson made
a threeyear study or state supervi-
sion OF local taxation and finance
in cooperation with the Michigan
State Tax Commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-23

LONDON AP Reports from ths
underground FOO Germany said today
that Adolf Hitler established head
quarters az or near LIE Mans the day
after the Allies landed To- Norman
dy 100 miles 10 the north hut soon
Withdrew 10 Troycs beyond Paris
and finally returned 10 Berchtes-
gaden The argument used by ihs
German generals 10 get The Fuehrer
10 return 10 his mountain retreat.
n was said. was that he could not
afford 10 have his name associated
closely with another German do
feat
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-23
Former Prisoner OF
Japanese TO Speak

First-hand information As 20 con-
ditions in war-tOru. occupied China
and a recital OF experiences en-
countered during the rs months
that shs was Japanese prisoner
-NIll bs recouuted by Miss Kate
Lc.ulneer. veteran missionary. who
Vas recently released and allowed
10 return.tO her native land on the
Grip holm Miss Lciniuger will 10
the speaker a. a missionary rally
10 be held az the Free Methodist
church corner Lowell and ST. John
Sts sunday afternoon A. 3 o'clock.
~ another service az 40. sun
day evening Mr. and Mrs Edward
Hayes teachers 100 Oakdale Noea-
tional school OahdaIe Ky. Will no
the speaker
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-23

lions OF labor unions within the
field OF a projected congressional
investigation Of the elections.
Heretofore these inquiries have
been limited 10 contributions OF
corporations or other business as
sociAtions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-23
CHAPTER FIVE

That night Hermione officially
unveiled her new treasure. The list
was intime. Just Judge and Clarice
Martin, Doe Willoughby, Carter
Bradford, Tabitha Wright (she was
John F.'s only living sister - the
stiff -necked" Wright who had
never quite accepted" Hermione
Bluefeld) and Publisher Frank
Lloyd of the Record
Lloyd was talking politics with
Carter Bradford; but both men
merely pretended to be interested in
each other. Carter was hurting
poisonous looks at Pat and Ellery
in the "love scat" by the Italian
fireplace; while Lloyd, brown bear
of man, kept glancing restlessly
at the staircase in the foyer.
Frank had crush on Nora be-
fore Jim E. He's still crazy about
her" explained Pat. "When Jim
Haight came along and Nora fell
for him, Frank took the whole thing
TO heart"
Ellery inspected the mountainous
editor from across the room and in
wardly agreed that Frank Lloyd
would make dangerous adversary.
There was iron in those deep-sunk
green eyes.
"And when Jim walked cut on
Nora, Frank said"
"Yes?"
"Never mind what Frank said
Pat jumped up. am talking too
much"
And she rustled towards Lawyer
Bradford TO break another little
piece off his heart
milo, this is the Ellery Smith,"
said Hermy proudly, coming over
with big. numbering Doc Willough-
by who was ehuckling, 81 just came
from another confinement. Triplets
this time. Only difference between
me and DR.. Dafoe is that no lady
in Wright County's been consider
ate enough 20 bear more than four
at one time. Like our town. Smith,"
I've fallen in love with it. DR.
Willoughby.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Dan Nariety
70, School, Lunches
By PRUDENCE PENNY

halves or quarters for ease in
handling.
Keep filings moist by adding
salad dressing. catsup OF other
moist relish. Cottage or cream
cheese with one or more
chopped vegetables is a popular
filling. Slice of American cheese
and chopped sweet pickle;
cooked ground meat or fish and
chopped raw cabbage with salad
dressing; chopped hard-cooked
eggs with salad dressing and
chopped crisp bacon, celery, let
tuce, tomato or olives are other
tasty combinations.
Raw vegetables, such as celery
sticks, lettuce, carrot sticks.
pieces Of raw caulifiower, turnip
stieks-wFapped in waxed paper
10 keep them crisp. give a well
come touch of freshness and
nice variation in texture.
Here are two recipes TO help
YOU in packing the lunch box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Conserve Soap

SOAP is weapon of war.
50 use il wisely 10 the very last
piece. Here are a few helpful
hints that will make your soap
60 farther: Place a small hand
brush, brist1e side up, in the
bottom of the soap dish 10
catch the liquid drips. Keep
the soap on top of the brush.
then it will always be filled
with soap when wanted. Save
odds and ends of soap and put
them in small bag made from
washcloth. When taking
bath, this bag can be put in
The tub and you'll have both
soap and washcloth in one
unit. If you have only one little
piece of soap left. don't throw
II away. Soften the new cake.
then hold the small piece on
Top until II adhcres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Pimento Spread

One tablespoon sugar, ] table
spoon butter or margarine. ]
tablespoon unsifted enriched
-four. 3 tablespoons -four, 3
tablespoons vinegar, ] egg, well
beaten, y cup top milk or COT
fee cream, y teaspoon salt, ?
hard-coOked eggs. chopped. /
package cream cheese, ] table
spoon grated onion, 3 table
spoons chopped piMento.
Cook the sugar, butter or
margarine, -four, vinegar, beaten
egg, coffee cream. and salt on
lou heat until thick. Remove
from heat and add chopped
eggs. cheese. onion and pimiento.
Place in fruit jar and keep IN
refrigerator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Improves Posture

The same trick makes girl
more posture conscious and
often that is the whole trouble
"A tendency 10 slump and 10
let the rounded shoulders curve
inward. The effect is a hollow
on either side OF the throat.
There may be another hollow
between the shoulder and the
bust. Most fashion experts de-
plore these hollows rather than
the too skinny bustline. Chest
development would fiji Out the
holloWs.
Any girl can develop her chest
by consistent exercise. Arm
circling exercises of any kind
are good. but the best are the
backward circles. for tn
counterfeit the forward round
ing OF the shoulders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

SscxsOOG days are here again
~ and with them comes the
psoblsni OF what 10 put into the
childrsn's lunch boxes.
Lxnch Is d big event in the
dafav hfs of u healthy. growing
sisild n n IA carried to school
N aa attractively packed box.
and Is delicious and varied each
day.
Planning the box lunch is not
a difficult task II you think
ahead a little. Some foods, as
cottage cheese, can be kept in
the refrigerator for several days.
Use the same foods in the box
and the family's lunch at home.
Many dishes, such as cup GUS
tard and cookies, can be pre-
pared the day before. Fruit IS
always welcome addition, and
one which adds TO It's nttrttivc
value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

JUMPER HIT of the junior
miss crowd it's easy 10 get
into, and looks new with every
blouse ehangei PATTERN 1894 rs
easy 10 sew. too!
Pattern 4534 comes in junior
miss sizes II, u, ID, Ia, IS, 16.
II and l8. Size l3. jumper. 13s
Yards 54-inch; blouse. ] "a yards
39-inch.
Send 20 cents In coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needleWork
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
The Anne Adams 32-page Pat
tern Book of easy TO make fall
and winter styles may be OBJ
tained by enclosing an add
tional IS cents.
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Develop
Flat Chest
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

ELAT-CHESTED girls are
= asking for an encore on the
towel trick that helped one girl
TO develop her chest and TO add
over an inch TO the bust meas
urement. This is it; Wrap a
towel around the ribs. just be-
low the breasts. then exhale,
letting every bit of breath out
of the lungs. Then twist the
towel in front as tight AS pos
sible and keep it that way
while breathing in deeply and
exhaling again for about 40
counts.
The reason for the towel is
that il makes a girl think about
her breathing. Most shallow
chested girls don't use their
lungs. The tightness of the
towel offers resistance and the
lungs work like a bellows,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Shoulder Exercises

Stand up and circle one arm
from the shoulder up in front,
back and around. Circle IN a
rhythmieal. easy motion. An
other good chest widener is 10
begin with arms straight out
inltront- separate armS,-and
fling back at sides, shoulder
level.
Medicine ball exercises arc =
good tonic. To fill out the chest
and straighten the shoulders.
toss the ball above the head
and catch it with the hands
above The head. IN throwing
the ball to some one, toss ii
upward or about chest level, for
this position of the arms most
effectively uses the pectoral
muscles involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Mock Chicken Filling

One cup coarsely ground
cooked pork or veal, y cup
chopped or shredded raw car
T0tA y cup chopped celery, ?
tablespoons chow chow. 3 table
spoons mayonnaise, salt 10 taste.
Combine all ingredients and
mix thoroughly. Spread between
slices of enriched or whole
wheat bread which have been
huttcred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Windows Shine

WASH WINDOWS with a
cloth soaked in vinegar, then
polish with a crumpled news
paper. This makes windows
shine and eliminates all traces
OF lint. Dry windows on the
inside with an up-and-down
motion and on the outside with
a crosSwise motion. If there
are any streaks to be removed
you can easily tell if they are
on the inside or the outside.
After windows are washed, rub
them on the inside with glyc-
crime. 1t is invisible and keeps
them from steaming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
How to Gain Weioht

The towel trick was pre-
Scribed by a doctor for a girl
who had a fiat chest and a poor
posture but had normal weight.
And while this breather will
help the flat-chested girls whose
weight is considerably below
normal should also set about
gaining few pounds.
1t is always better 10 in
crease the calories in simple
wholesome foods. because they
arc more easily digested. and
because they furnish a greater
share of the protective nutri-
ents that make it easier for the
thin girl TO gain
The girl who is trying 10 gain
should have a full quart of
whole milk a day, cereal with
cream, plenty of good bread
and butter and fresh vegetables
and fruits. Meals should always
be on time and she must never
skip a meal. Most thin girls
eat too little purely from habit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Vary Breads

Use different kinds of breads,
either whole grain or enriched.
Rye. whole wheat, raisin, BoS-
ton brown bread are only a few
suggestions. Cut sandwiches in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Sandwich BreoC

PUT FRESH bread in the re-
fngerator and let il remain
there until il gets thoroughly
cold, and then you will have
no trouble in cutting IT nicely
Tor Sandwiches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Packers Head
For Loop Title
sy International New s.rvio.

The powerful Green Bay Pack
ers, second only 10 the Chicago
Bears in the number of National
Football League championships
won. appeared likely today 10
wind up with the Western Divi-
sion leadership and not improb-
ably with the title crown for the
entire league.
Their 30 TO Fl triumph before
1880 yesterday over the Cleve-
land Rams in Green Bay left
them at the top of the rankings in
the Western Division with five
victories and no defeats and in a
superior position over the New
York Giants of the Eastern Divi-
sion who, while indicated, have
played and won only three games.
The Rams scored first after
Tom Colella had stolen the ball 10
the first period on a completed
pass 10 Don Hutson. of all per-
sons, and then after several plays
sliced through the line and ran Is
yards for touchdown. Lou Zon-
TIM kicked the extra point on this
and the Rams two subsequent
touchdowns.
In New York, 40,734 fans were
on hand TO see the Giants over
whelm the Chicago Card-Pitts
combined squad. % TO 0. on three
touchdowns by Bill Paschal, two
conversions by Ken Strong and
one by Ward Cuff, and a safety
contributed by Johnny Mccarthy
of the Card-Pitts who recovered
his own blocked punt in the end
zone. 1t was the fourth straight
defeat for the Chicago team.
The unbeaten. but once-tied
Philadelphia Eagles ran over the
Boston Yanks. 3S TO O, on the
Shibe Park gridiron before 24,63S.
Touchdowns were made by Mel
Blesker ~. Ernie Steele. Steve
van Buren, and Johnny Durko.
Roy Zimmerman not only kicked
all the extra points. but place.
kicked field goal for good meas
ure.
A field goal by end Joe Aguirre
of the Washington Redskins in
the final period gave his team
the margin Of victory by a II to
Ia score over the Brooklyn
Tigers before a capacity crowd
of IS $40 in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Boys Town Game
Promotion Model

teams next year was a distinct
possibility. Rev. Fr. James z.
Martin. Catholic Central ath-
letic director, said IL was just
q matter OF getting together
with Boys Town officials.
Boys Towns famed Father
Flanagan kicked the football with
Fr. Martin holding the ball before
the game started. During the
half, Father Flanagan addressed
the crowd.
Don Labenda, Catholic Cen
trial end. played most Of the
second half with a closed left
eye.
Leo Rusty" Vigil. star Bows
Town back who WAS injured,
at first was thought 10 have
suffered broken leg. Later
examination showed no break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
THE DETROIT TIMES C-I7
Monday, Oct. -, 1874

in the third and another IN the
final quarter. and connected for
four out of five attempts at con-
versions.
George Strohmyer, Iowa center
and former Texas Aggies' back.
blocked a punt behind the army
goal line to give the Seahawks an
extra two points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
New Marks Set
In Travel Loop

In the Travelling Bowling
League. western and eastern divi-
sions, new seasons records are
entered.
Roberts sheared off 1884 20
head the eastern. Joe Rupel filing
673, Vincent Kelly 666 and Jack
Roberts 635. The games were 971-
l087-i076.
For the western mark, Strath-
moor hit 1000. Chef Kahn of
Standard had GIL of his teams
29l3, good for second in the CEN
trail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Hughes Picked
Over Findzzo
ToSIGHr's CARD

TONIGHf'A CAHD
sam HuEhes Detroit Vs. johnny FtnAzEo.
Eddie Taylor Detroit. vs.. VEN EScoe, To-
ron,o 10 rounds a. It's pounds
ODel Riley. Detroit vs. Rufus Williams
Detroit, hesvyv.lghu. rounds
Detroit 4 rounds q, $50 pounds
Joe Andary Detroit vs. John VarEey De
trolt. rounds a, 40 pounds.
Sam Hughes will be the betting
as well as the sentimental favor
ite when he steps into the ring
with Johnny FinaZZo az the Ar
cadia tonight.
He will be the betting choice
because OF recent ring successes,
the sentimental pick because he
halls from Detroit. FinaZzo comes
from Baltimore and while he may
be the underdog in the wagering,
that doesn't mean that he may
not be the victor in the ring. He
has a good ring record.
Eddie Taylor. like Hughes, is a
Detroit boy who has been going
well in local rings. Escoe, new 10
Detroit fans. claims 10 be the
light heavyweight champion of
Canada. Three other bouts grace
the card put together by Match
maker Scotty Strachan. 1t is the
first show of the season at Ar
cadia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

over f e. b, the runnerup. Stroh
had Ais. an average of 1928, TO
1859 for + & B, or 10l4.3. The
event drew 40 teams and victory
was worth $500 for Stroh.
Norris wrought $50 for 1898
and passed his opponent, fherTnan
Gibson. by 95 pins. That gave
Stroh a lead OF 90 with three men
gone. Fred Bujack beat CAss Cry
gier by four and Louis Sielaff
was 80 over Bill Kenet, not
enough 10 tear down the wall
Norris built.
Chene- Trombly. the first weeks
leader. had 1924 and $50. Fourth
went TO McCarthys. 1916. The
others finished as follows: Stand
ard, 1907: Parisclean. 1902 Suf-
firms, 1897; Beacon. 1913; Wilson,
1913: and Auto Club. 1909.
< & BIS Ills was high game
and Howard Curtin, Chene-
Trombly. had individual of 267.
Norris $50 series led the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Fort Warren Is Easy
For Iowa Sedhdwks

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. % (INS)
The Iowa Seahawks downed a
less experienced Fl. Warren
eleven, 30 to 0, here yesterday.
The Seahawks chalked up a
touchdown in the first period. two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

vernon gained the IlTSt game
by six, Vernon the third by five.
The third Vernon point came from
taking total by two.
Marie Shamlocks sos helped
Enterprise establish a new season
record of 2794 to displace the
former mark, also held by Enter
prise. by eight pins. Whittier had
a high game of 9SS or eight away
from its own record of 996. Mrs.
Shamlocks games were 20S-220-
$50.
GOOD SERIES RUINED
A 80 game for each ruined
banner series-feF- Dorothy Brichta
and Hattie Wooster Mrs. Brichta
opened with 209-213 and Mrs.
Wooster had a pair of 2l0s. Each
had four misses in the windup to
leave Mrs. Brichta with $50 and
Mrs. Wooster with SIS. Agnes
Ekstrom had $50.
Marie McEachern's 25s in $50
for Whittier. Mazda Mills 244 in
Sill for Checker, O'Fallen Pat
rick's go in $50, Marion Germans
231 in 534, Ruth Johnston's 235 in
592 were other standout high
games.
Marjorie Steele, Northwestern
One, had $40. Victoria Fayad,
Vernon, SIS; Gertrude Loughran,
Altoona, 557,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

his second an
lual 81 900
n u m b er a I
Chene-T
Stroh was
1913 victor on
a three game
total of 3068.
When an extra
game was add
ed in 1914. Joe
Norris and as
sociates repeat
ed by IS pins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Shamroek-Boys Town
Statistics

Points after to<hdovn-MiElio. Thomas a.
Mcmahon
van tackles Freckleton. Hogan. gusrd
Whelsn center Crsiner backs. Brogan,
Olzark, McHAle Rlpullo. McASkin.
Boys Town subs-Ends, Luedke. Fitzgerald,
guards Cozstu Oden. D. Gunnei. center
Knapp. backs Kroll. vigil Fielder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

high. Irene Schusler having 222
in sol. in taking three from Pal
mer Park. Vernon made 1854,
Hulda Often getting 562.
Margaret Cline's Service split
with Colonial. 2648 TO 2513. The
teams tied the third at S35, Colo
NAL winning the rolloff. Ann KEEP
pens La Measure had 2642 in
defeating West Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
.Str0h Takes
Chene Event

AS winners rarely repeat in
sweepstakes events Stroh's bowl
ers provide the unusual today as
Joe Paulus shuts the ledger on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Dutch CLARK Coaches

Dutch Clark, former National
League star and coach, is coach of
the Seattle Bombers in the Amer
lean League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
TIED FOR FIRST

Checker and J &J are tied for
first place after Checker took
three points from Whittier and
j e. J four from Red Mill. loves
took second ahead of Enterprise.
Six share third.
Olympics hit 2616 with a e4S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Midwest, With Irish,
Ohio Leading, Is Tops
BY EDGAR HAYES

Once again the Midwest dominating the nations football
picture The best the country this writing
be Noe Dame and Ohio State Right behind them
OF fine elevens including Illinois, Michigan Indiana Great Lakes
Purdue, Iowa Prefight Michigan State
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
INCREASE THEIR LEAD

Petro-Norris took the 29th by
432 to 337 and increased their
Roadway TO 352 And although
they won four of the last six
games. Bukowski-Sielaff could not
shave down the stake Norris-Petro
had driven.
As Indicated, the last IL games
were the closest contended of the
lot, each pair winning seven. Nor
s-Petro getting four in the fourth
group and Bukowski-Sielaff four
in the fifth. Bukowskis average
was 207.30 and Sielaff's 202.25.
The scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23

ZIG TRfO90 &A1FNO ct AAlt 10y
. ToWn-Cat holic Central grid clash
yesterday was a tribute 10 prob
ably the best promotional job IN
Detroits sports history.
High school students made up
only a small part OF the crowd
The rest was a typical turnout
OF Detroit sport fans. looking a
bit self conscious waving a Boys
Town or Catholic Central pen
nant.
II Boys Town, some several
hundred miles from their home
base near Omaha, Neb., felt II
was playing before a typical
away-from-h me crowd, FIR.
Flanagan's boys soon learned
otherwise.
A majority OF the gathering
actually was pulling for the
visitors, and lost little time
making itself felt vocaIly. A
rssh Of penalties against Boys
Flown early In the contest
brought out a round Of boos.
BOYS Town was unusually light
Judged by local prep standards,
but il was smartly drilled. Its
two touchdown plays were exc
cuted with a precision that would
have done credit 10 a college
club.
BOYS Town, incidentally,
brought only % players TO De-
troit, and 10 saw action. Catholic
Centrals advantage in nanpower
made itself felt in the late stages.
The Shamrocks' squad totaled So
The Boys Town team, In the
locker room after the game,
was high In praise Of the Sham
rocks.
THE best Of six teams we've
played this season." was their
consensus.
Catholic Centrafs squad
made a nice gesture shortly
after the game ended. The
Shamrock players, some oil
them half undressed, ran across
the field through the dugout en-
trance 10 the visitors dressing
room TO pay their respects.
Alex Chesney. Catholic Central
coach, heaped' praise on all his
boys. but particularly on Joe
Miglio. who did the lions share
of running, passing and kicking
for the Shamrocks despite an In
jured left arm.
believe IL or not" Chesney
said, "Miglio on saturday
couldn't toss a ball 10 yards,
his arm was so bad"
Miglio. at any rate, managed
to throw one 10 Bill Wightkin
in the closing minute that trav-
eled 2S yards, leading TO the
tying touchdown
n A game between the two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
Norris, Petro
Perfect Pair

longtime bowlers. including
Fred Wolf, confess today they saw
something last night at Rolawile
never seen before in local doubles
pmpetition. Strohs John Petro
md Joe Norris each had 1922 for
35 games and an average of 209.7.
at may have happened In a
longer match. never noticed II
In a 35-gsme stretch" said Wolf
whose career until illness cut
II short temporarily covers COM
petition in the best city, state
and national circles.
incidentally, Wolf returns 10
Ann Arbor Nov. 20 for another
medical check-up He remains out
of the game until that date and
may not return this season.
WIN BY 274 PINS
Norris-Petro defeated E e. BIS
Chef Bukowski and Louis Sielaff
by 274 pins or 1854 10 f4,370
after completing the final two
blocks. Petro-Norris took in $50
lead lost the fourth session 1850
TO 1858 returned 10 win the fifth
and final, 1880 to 1868.
Petros windup of 256 was the
high single OF the match. Chef Blu
kowski featured in the third,
fourth and fifth games of the final
with 246-246-247 for 739. Petro's
1906 for the third block was the
best single series.
The tide turned definitely for
Norris-Petro in the 18th game or
the first of the final seven when
Sielaff- Bukowski. winner Of the
fourth block, were facing deficit
of 257.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-23
WOmenS' Match Won
by TWO-Pin Margin

Few womens mems bowling matches will be closer contested
than the In the Womens Travelling League which Edwadna
Vernors defeated Ruth Hargraves Northwestern One 1854
to 2652.