davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-02-21

with 56-41 trouncing of Washington
jefferson. Canisius went two extra
periods to beat st. Johns, 48-43.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Laundry Owner Fined
For Hour Law Violation !

Victor Lee, laundry operator of
504 Eighth street Sc, was fined
sl00 yesterday in Municipal Court
on charges of violating the female
eight-hour-day law.
According to the District Mini
mum Wage and Industrial Board,
Lee employed women for 914 hours
per day. 551a hours a week, and
kept false records of the hours
worked
Evening star., 1944-11-16
REGULAR 1926, $l0.95
STUDIO COUCH COvERS
includes large cover and co 90
three box pillow covers 90


Beautifully toilored covers in choice of
fIorols, stripes and neot plain shades
with contrasting cord weltnos and deep
box pleots. Berry wine, royol blue,
rose and powder blue
30 Window shades in vorious sizes,
slightly soled. reoulorly eec to 81 50
27e
IS Buttsrtub hessoeks in fiorois ond
neot plain oolors. Regularly S5.95, 81
Living room eheis covers. full cut of
heovy, washable plain twill. Berry wine
ond royol blue. Regularly $50 -$4.95
80 DRESSING tabIe skirts with dointy
florols on grounds Of rose, blue and
green, reouiorIy 500 --99e
IS Boudoir chair covers with dointy
tIoroIs on backgrounds Of rose, green
and blue, reoulorly SIS sse
IS All Royon ToiIored Curtoins.
Very wide oil royon ourtoins suitoble for
curtons or may be used os droperes.
Reouorly S5.95
$50 Yerd. sIipeover and D'epery Rem
nants. SO ond 36 inches wide Reg
ulorIy 89c to s. IS yd-- 3ooo off
70 Cettess Sets with boby ruffIed edged
tops and plain toilored bottoms, reg
uIorly $500 ---S2.ss
IS PIestie Festeen Rings in green, oil
2N2 inches in diameter complete with
fixtures and screws, regularly 7eo 6se
10 Rosebud Fsstoon Holders of oeor
gloss complete with fixtures, reoulorly
CURTAINS, DRAPERIES The Palai. Royal
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Wise shoppers will check this list Of
LOW PRICED HOUSEWARES

7 praetieeI coffee dispensers designed
by Slick. regularly 81 .45--------72e
IS popvIsr Slick sless coffee makers.
reauIorly $685.
II prsetiesi dsubIs boilers, tsIiohtIy
chipped) regularly Sl.3s-6s 6se
81 ksndy end prsetiesI IadIes, regularly
39c
- stssns end sturdy Ies eerriers, reg
suIorIy Sl.I9 5se
- stuFdily constructed shopping bes-
ksts. reoulory Sl5o soc
II sssy to use. keen edge sIieins knives.
regularly $3.50 Sl.25
S. .hsrp. keen edged slieins knives,
regularly Sl.5O -75e
So we'll made psrins knives. reouIorly
35c lie
- rolls Of sIfei (soIves your rodiotor
insulation probIens) reeulorly ST soc
645 bright end shiny ehreminum plated
forks end spoons, regularly 29c. each
l4e
IS nstehins shower eurtains and drep-
cry ensembles, reeuIorly 1913. $500
~ Isrse size sturdy clothes baskets.
regularly SIC ------34e
10 we'll dryers for your towels. reg
ulorly 81 --Sl
Is sturdily eenstruetsd wall dryers for
towels, regularly ST Sl.5o--79e
- strong end sturdy we'll dryers for
clothes. regularly Sl.25 -62e
~ jsrs Of universal mstsl polish, reg
ulory soc Use
IS soft end sbserbent ,sponses. reg
uIorly priced ST So -75e
- large size preetieoI ieundry bags.
regularly 7ec 3ee
s double clothes pin bsss. regularly
81 soc
HOUSEWARES The Pdlais Royal
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Koppu Sigmo Fraternity
Mark Anniversary

Washington members will cele-
brate the 18th anniversary of the
founding Of Kappa Sigma Frater-
nifty with a dinner at the Hotel
Statler on December 9. fraternity
members in the Senate and House
will be honor guests. Arrangements
ire in charge of Roy st. Lewis, 1926
National Press Building.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkAChES
This Treatment Often Brings
Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly once they discover that the real
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Nature s chief way Of tax.
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people eliminate about
3 pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter. to remain in your blood
1t may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains, swelling, puffiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your 'rugHist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the l5 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
GUS waste from your blood, Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
DON'T LAY OFF
When Colds Cause
Sore Throat, Coughs

, Take just one swallow of Thoxine.
See how quickly it brings palliative
relief. Soothes the throat as you swal-
low it, then it works through the sys-
tenn. Made of prescription medicines,
1t is pleasant, safe, and pure.
A reliable throat and cough medi-
cine for the whole family. Keep it
handy-l00% satisfaction or money
back. 35c, Soc and sl0O at drug
stores. Stay on the job. Take Thoxine
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Is Reg. Sass to Sl4.s5
JUNIOR DRESSES
$3.50

One and two piece dresses in royon
crepe, wool and royon combinations in
high shodes, postels or black. Broken
sizes to ! 5.
IS Junies TIVE Piece Dresses in royon
twill and royon oobordine. Foil eolors;
sizes 9 to IS. Reg. $6.95$S.ss
JUNIOR DRESSIS The Patats Royal
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
us PAIRS OF GLOVES REG.
sc to s1---------- Csc

Complete eleoronce Of gloves in royon
fobrics. some with leother books, others
in mesh. Broken coIors ond sizes
GLOVES The PGldis ROYAL STREET
Evening star., 1944-11-16
II CANVAS AND LEATHER DUFFLE BAGS
Reg. $2.95 to $7.o5
$l.5O to $3.85

pstS wv tdI
~ csnvss Gerry All Bsss with ieother
hondles and trimming, buekls closing.
khoki, navy or russell. rs or lS inch
sizes. Reg. $3.50 to $2.o5, plus 2ooo
tox --------------$i TO $l.5o
u Fitted Cenves Army Aprons con-
toinino J to 2 fittings in khaki. Reg.
$2.95 to $4.o5, plus 20oo tax,
$3.50 to $3.50
STRSET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Is BOYS CORDUROY
SPORTS JACKETS
Reg. $l0.o5- %

Fitted or swoeeer joekets in blue or ton.
Sizes 10, II, "a.
10 Stuisnts' ksvsssibls ceats in oroy
or blue herrinebone tweed, other side
voter IepeIlent eobordine. Fully lined.
Fineer-tip length. Sizes Ia. Is. Reg.
Sl8.o5
10 psiss Junier SIeeks in blue or ton
ploid. Sizes s, 7. Reg. $685.. $z.e5
All lobeled os to Fobrie Content.
1OYS' WEAR The Paiais Royal
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16

plus s0% tar
Fobrics or leother in assorted coIors
and styles.
3 Genuine Leether Hendbsss in oroined
colfskin, envelope or top handle styles.
Block or brown. Reg. $40 plus 2ooo
70 kiddie Handbass with Upper tops in
assorted bright eoors. Reg. ST plus
~ ~ t0N iSe
70 Leather Hsndbass. top handles, :.
drowstrines or envelopes in black,
brown, green or blue. Reg. $3.50, plus
2Ob tox
HANDBAGS The Palais ROYAL
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
30 PAIRS SEAMLESS HOSIERY

Req. &c 42c
Lovely dull finish royon hosiery with
cotton reinforced tops and toes for
longer weor Snort shodes Broken
sizes.
800 psrs Fine QueIity Mesh Hosiery,
full fashioned, deol for sports weor.
keS. } .oU -4Se
HOSIERY . The Pdldis ROYAL q. e. A.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16

300 Poirs Of shoe trees to Keep shoes
in perfect condition. Adjustable sizes
for mems ond women's shoes.
50 Shopping Bess. Large size khoki-
coIored fobric drowstrino top. Reg.
~ , -
IS Rubbsr-Nus. Renews ond revitoIizes
rubber. Prolones the life of rubber
articles. Reg. 25e
50 Muslin 6erment Bass. so inches
long with snap fastening mode Of wosh-
obIe white muslin with contrasting bind
ing. Provides excellent protection for
clothes. Reg. S2.o8- $2.49
NOTIONS The palais ROYAL
Evening star., 1944-11-16
NOVELTY JEWELRY REDUCED

Beautiful pins. bracelets ond eorrnos
drosticolIy reduced for clearance
4 Pansy Pins. Reg. $3.50 O-SI.ss
Z Initiation PeoH Necklaces. Reg
S5 S2.95
s Novelty Necklaces. Reg. 1895,
$3.50
Z Rhinestone Pins. Reg. 1856 IS
Z Lspei Pins. Reg. S2O--$l5
6 Sterling Silver s'sesIets. Reg. S7.e5,
$3.50
II Novelty Eerrinss. Reg. S295.
Sl.s5
3 Costume Rings. Reg. S3.e5- $3.50
All Prices Subject TO 2ooo Tox
JEWELRY The .aIats Royal
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
FLOWER TRIMMINGS REDUCED
Reg. SOC to Sl------------ lOc

Varied assortment Of eordenios, field
flowers, roses, etc. Mony color COM
binations suitable for millinery, dress
trims or hair ornaments. l25 in the
group.
TRIMMINGS The Paiais ROYAL
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Neckweor Reduced to " ond Less
Reg. $3.50 jacket Type SO 2k
Spun Royon bIouses

Just u snnortIy styled bIouses, to be
worn outside skirt. High neekline style
with short sleeves and broid trim.
White ond few poste!s. Sizes 81 to
36 in the group. .-.
10 Rsysn Shsa. BIooses in soft pastel
shodes. Short sleeves. Sizes 81 to
3o. Reg. -
10 snssrt psstsI diekiss slightly counter
soled. Reg. 81 to S3.s5-@se
80 Odd Lot Accessories including neck
wear and hoir ornaments. Slightly coun-
ter soiled. Reg. SOC to Sl-ios
NECKWEAR :. The Palois Royal
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16
"A Reg. Ss,95 to Sl095
THRIFT DRESSES SS.88

! and z Piece. Misses Sizes.
10 Dresses in foil ooIors. Misses sizes.
Reg.
; Suits in high shodes, misses sizes
Reg. Sl3.o5 S6.Ss
THRIFT DRESSES The Pdldis RoydI
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1944-11-16

Just To OF these spoTkIIno bTIoht VIKING
gloss condIestioks to cIeor at the low
price of 4oo.
30 eek Iesf sIsss we'll end tree pIotters.
reeulorIy $l.lo ------s sse
800 fi,ekins casserole sets. Is pieces
each, 4l2 inches in diameter; regularly
o 'Of D IoT oSS
200 pistes with the Bundles for Brit
oin" emblem stamped on each, reg
uIoriy 81 4se
Odds and ends Of dinnerwore priced
l2e to soc.
CHINA. GLASSWARE The paioi. ROYAL
-. FIFTH FLOOR
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Fumisotine

ALI. BEDBUGS. reaches, moths des-
.royed in six hours; guaranteed. Ma
comb FumigIt!ng Service. $3.50 s. Riv-
er road. corner Longview. Mt. Glenn
ems. Phone SAL, @
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06

PITTSBURGH Up Pitts
burgh's Infant industries" car
~ on in face of wartime handi-
caps.
Operating as the Junior
Achievement Plan, scores of
miniature corporations, organiz
ed, stated and managed by boys
and girls IA to 81, have taken
aver jobs born of wartime ne
cessitieS.
One tiny firm is producing
chemical glassware for war
work; another is supplying Boy
Scouts with shoulder pack
boards, a demand which far ex-
ceeds supply.
BY no means are these indus
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06

HOUSES
rooms b. q bath: bedrooms: utility,
steam heat; single garage: lot l00xl5o.
s4,950: 81 500 down.
5 rooms: bath: hot air heat; full
basement; IS Il. frontage; $4,000.
rooms: bath; shower: hot water
heat; fun basement: plastered: lot
40xl60: AGAR garage; $4,000: g, 300 dn.
Coy 4-room home; toilet: Norge oil
heater: large utility; 1913 chicken
coop new; lot 78x2o8; $3.50.
FARMS
40 acres: good garden land; near
New Haven; modern 7-room house: full
basement hot water heat: chicken
coop. fair outbuildinEs
10 Acres-A-l land: barns: chicken
coop; garage; rooms; bath: bed
rooms. full basement; hot air heat: on
paved road ! mile from Mt. Clemens:
sl2 900: 81 900 down.
g., acres: acres bearing orchard:
5i1 miles north of Mt. Clemens,
1876 acres-A-l land and bldgs., on z
highways-s25. 900. $40. 900 down.
4 acres--Good garden soil: modern
rooms; bath. garage: $500.
VACANT
Excellen, location for home site: good
transportation; Gratiot-l4 Mile road:
also Gratio'-i4 Mile road business
frontage SIS lot and up
Buy your Victory Gardens now Lots
loOx36O. block or South Gratiot, s595:
$50 down: $40 per month
WE SELL STATE LANDS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
USUAL HEADACHES"

Nor is the J. A. a stranger to
the usual business worries for
they, too, sweat over bookkeep-
ing, fret over tax statements and
wrinkle brows in research.
Large companies take a big
brother attitude towards the J.
A. but lend only technical ad-
vice.
a glance at the variety of
services offered by Junior
Achievements shows the i'm
portance of their work. The
Scientific Research Co, for in
stance, develops and markets a
pink cleaning fluid which is
highly successful. A large cor
poration made a tempting Of
fer to secure the formula, but
was flatly rejected. But the
shrewd youngsters offered
counter-proposal: they would
sell the company the formula
on the basis that it would be re-
marketed under another name
and in different color. The
deal was closed.
Alert to the shortages of
radios, refrigerators, washing
machines. irons and other house.
hold appliances, the Junior Elec-
trio Appliance Fixture Co. Of
ferS excellent repair services.
This thriving concern is main
tanned by 14and 15-year-olds.
And is sponsored by the Wes-
tinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
An inexpensive incubator for
premature babies, manufacture
ed by the Kilbuck Co., has found
a wide market. Similarly, the
products of the Tarentum Spec
ialty Co. have found great fav-
or. The firm specializes in bird
houses and mailboxeS.
Another proof Of the juvenile
versatility is the Bambi Co.
which manufactures stuffed ami
mails. A professional four-page
semi-monthlY newspaper, stud
ded with profitable advertise
ments, is published by the Mon
| roeville Co.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Moving g Storage

OUR MOVING equipment is the be st.
Special care taken Of your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage, such
IS moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co., SO
Broadway. NJ. Clemens Phone 635i.
Service 20 and from Detroit daily.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Wonted-Room 9 Boord d.

WOULD like 10 place 3 fine children
ages 8, 6, in small farm boarding
home near Detroit for the summer
months Cali Murray 5000 or address
10 l2lOl Stringham Court, Detroit care
OF Mrs. Stratton. 40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Apartments ond FIots
Business Pieces For Rent Ed

FIVE ROOM modern bungalow: par
TALLY furnished; Protestant, reference
es required also telephone number
Write Monitor-Leader 103. 40
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Tractors For Sole


Fla FARMALL tractor pillow and
drag used one season. 1896 Davis Rd..
Davis. NJ
HOMEMADE tractor and piow: Mo-
del A. good condition; cheap. 422i
Richmond Road, New Haven. Phone
9i-F2. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
BUYERS with Ready Cash Look for Your on This Page
"a Autos For Sale
Houses For Sole

MODERN 4-room house: full base
ment. 2-csr garage; owner. 1913 Union
Lake road off Croker. AIS
Bungalow, Near Gratiot
rooms: good condition: frame: Edi-
son service. stove heat. on Clinton ave.
nue., near Wolf road or rs Mile road.
80-foot lot; only $3.50; terms; move
right IN.
Acre-Semi Bungalow
New attractive Colonial type; modern
but basement: selected by Home Gar
den as ideal home; 3 bedrooms; in
beautiful grove of beech and hickory;
flowing streami not all completed;
move right In: only SIS 900: terms w.
c.. Fenton. Lawyers Bldg. opposite
County Bldg. Phone 1921 days; 1913
any time. Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06

REFINED employed woman wishing
room and home privileges contact
Mrs. G. Vermeulen at i54 Floral ave
II
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Wildt 6 Warner

Barron Bldg, above First National Bank
Phone Nj. Clemens 894l
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{. A. Kerner

1923 50. Gra'io;. Rou'e 7
Phone NJ. Clemens Ss3l
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Seeds, Plants, Flowers HI

TOMATO. CABBAGE Brusse
sprouts. broccoli. ksle. etc sc dozen;
s, hundred; also pepper, caulif.o"ert
zinnia's CSC per dozen. 200 North ave
Mt. Clemens. {
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Pittsburgh Youngsters Run
Own Industries ProfitobIy
Junior Achievement Plan Lending Aid
TO War Effort; Expanding New Toent

tries 70 be considered hobbies or
play-room pastimes for these
youngsters have displayed acu-
men far beyond their years. The
Junior Achievement companies
are capitalized by stock SUBJ
scriptions selling at 25 or so
cents a share and paying divi-
dends,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-06
Rooms, Without Boord

LARGE ATTRACTIVE be room
suitable for two refined girls or cou-
pie; gentle. Call 1921 or 6458 for APP
pointment. 40
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Business Service
AufomofiUe

VULCANIZING Tires vulcanized:
rubber boots vulcaniZed. Use Lexol for
leather care. Reynolds. IS Washington.
Nj. Clemens Phone 5O97. II
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Service TO Formers

HARNESS. SADDLES. trave ne
bags repaired. New leather work made
20 order. IS Washington. Mt Clemens.
Phone so97. g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
CONNIE LEADS AGAIN

With the aid al the Olympics
Edwardina Coys Vernors today
has boosted its lead 10 five games
and Connie Powers is back in first
place in the individual averages
of the Women'S Travelling Bowling
League
Miss Powers raised her average
from 1S2 81 10 1896 by rolling
215-2O2 in ST. as Vernor's BANKED
Rainbow Five, 2639 TO 2512. Mrs
Coy's 226 in 566. Hulda Ottens
203 in 55l and Eva PfaffS 209 in
524 also stood out. Stella Hartrick
gained only 4 pin with 215 in 547
for lS2 AZ as OlympicS split with
Kinney VernOr's nearest rival
PASS 10 1883.
Paced 10y Marie Shamlock'S 245-
200 in 5S4 Enterprise took three
points from Grandmont, 1895 TO
2575. Grace Cooper shot 200 in
535 for the losers. Hazel Hunts
$40 and Gussic Jacobs 2l2 In 81
enabled West Detroit TO hand Mi
Elliott Rec. a three-point Jolt,
1888 to 252l, Marian German tip
ping $40.
Gerte Loughran tumbled 235 in
526 when La Measure came
through with eighth high single
$40, in 1923, but NorthrEnd'S
2426 gained a split.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Pressure Off Wings
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

There Is no question that il will
be-H serious, determined Red Wing
club that Will skate against the
New York Rangers here tomor-
row night Their defeat 10y Ca
nadicns has brought them back &c
earth.
Forgotten is the fac, the Wing
racked up y goals in their last
two games with the New Workers
on Olympia ice
Remembered is the fact the
Wings vitality need 20 protect
their hold on second place and
that although the New York club
Is certain 10 finish last m the
National Hockey League for The
second successive year the Rang.
erS are coming into Detroit i'm
bucd with the idea Of victory
With nothing ar stake except
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
BREVITlES:
.13, 744 See
BivinS Win

CLEVELAND March I CUPl
jimmy BiunS. chmaNing a hard
bout with a ninth round knock
down over Lee @ MURRAY finished
up hIS last important business as a
civilian today and prepared TO Join
other big time hcavyWcights m the
armed forces
The Cleveland Negro won a
unanimous Judge, decision in the
l0-roWd bout before a record in
door crowd OF 1874 fans, who
paid S6L495 here last night Bivins
weighed l9l Murray 202la.
Murray a South Norwalk,
Conn, Negro put up aegame
battle throughout but suffered inn
paired punching efficiency after
the- fiftR- HeHHd -wheR he aPpar-
entity reiniured his brittle right
fist broken in their last bout here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Finally Give in

The German promoters pom
dered this demand They knew
Hitler would he furious if even
So 900 left the country But
there sat Manager Harvey with
his ace in the hole.
Rather than lose this boxing
plum. the German promoters
agreed ~ IIarvey'S demand and
placed the money 10 his credit
in an English bank Charlie saw
that u was bona fide and that
the check couldn't bo stopped
by any prcteXt before he would
permit HamaS 10 draw on a
glove
The fight was held in Ham
burg in 1895 and Schmeling
stopped Hanas in the ninth
round. Previously in Philadel-
phia in 1894 Hamas had de-
feated SChmcIng in y rounds.
Hamas. in his college days, had
been n four letter man and
intercollegiate boxing champion.
Harvey the veteran manager,
who was - AZ the,tine ~ his
death never fully recovered
from injuries received in a Chi
Cago auto accident. he never
renowned his FIRST love the
ring. and was on his way 70
t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
GIRLS MAKE BIG FOUR

HERE AND THERE -- Edna
WILDER and Kay Loewen both con-
verified the 4-6-7-l0 10 feature the
opening of thc~c,T0 tourney at the
Casino -. Early Class a leaders
are Wurm'S Ladies 2433. Helen
Cobean and Jerry ODaro 1883 and
Helen Paddock SIS o.. Russ Sulll-
want hit 235-213-226 for GA IN the
Palm Beach Senior I'd Mo-
REM 29i IN the Palace House.
Frank KoSS wheeled ont 232-
239-233 for 704, Seventh Precinct
29l0 for new second highs and
Bob Davis shot 253 as AdminlSira-
ton seized first place from Fourth
Precinct in the Detroit Police 49,.
Herman Steinke powered 246-243
in go and Mike Koval 254 In
Johnny MillettS House where
-f4ticx--ir1c -ovrr- FirgriS traS-bccn-
shaved 10 one game
Al Teeter comhed 2252tF IN f62 IN no
Argyle s25 House "h'' punnnE 2tl
23e 2o2 f1r $50 ir Inc crest s-p-uguse -.
Pred Wagner 2e3 IN ne Reefrd house
mabel LeClaT POI III tf5 and Italen-
circuit 2if in a3T .n -ihe -Rt-@himaut- Mixed
Frances Tapuma 202 ir 'he Terry
Ladies' pete-Carr made the g-T-q-1U
In the Terry's s2T
Other league btsh. Harry rresinger
Argyle 500 House. 4tG. Leo pomhr0W eki.
Do Soto Afternoon. 24h Al str4sRe. CadH-
lao $50 House 2ft Harry kIuEcr. Park
band Huuse 2l3 aAA $40 Don Cir1uN
Ford office 2f0. tyeargr k.ven. C0rrIc
276 Ar Shsrk Rrrhtm0ar House 232
Motion Perry Ts-yk senior 21c JuIe
Gcfhart Alcana senior POI celia ueider-
field tq7 ard Hagr. Tflodcau. r1- Rrght.
moor Ladies Elmer Godfrey Palm Reach
Iuni1r.- Z2h Milton pewy and BIN Golf
man. Terr' $50 H0use 1l3s PRANK
eastman. So Benedict. as Irn Lrmke,
Terry )pninr 20f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
More Proof

Young Ahearn was knocked
out by Mike Gibbons IN one
round
George Chip was knocked ont
hy Al Mccoy IN one round
lnuddlevei Eht title fightD
OSSie Harris was knocked out
by Tony Zalc in one round
Young Corhett was knocked
out ny Jimmy McLarnin in one
round.
Phil NcGraw was knocked cut
by jimmy McLarnin in one
round.
Johnny Dundee was knocked
our hy Willie Jackson m one
round
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
QUACK HERO

Ice Cubes Bill Quac'anhu.h
Detroit dclcnScman IS tno Grs,
Wing 10 win the PLAYER OF the
Night war bond four time, this
season which is probably enough
commentary on tho pIat of th.-
blond yom-Ntc' from Toronto
Toronto may get tougher cess The
playolfS near, because Mel IIilL
out since December with a0 ankle
fracture iS now skating with tho
club Jimmy Orlando Us re-
ported hy the Nou'roaI star to bc
managing "A night club in bus own
town while trying to enter The
Canadian army BIN Thowp-
son. Indianapolis right wing WHO
wears glasses viii AID Detroit
Thursday night against Ncw York