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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Browder Endorses President

Second, take the case of Earl Browder. He
is the No. Communist in this country. He
was draft dodger in the first world war. He
was sentenced to the federal penitentiary in
Leavenworth, Kan, in 1919 for his activities
in opposition to Americas entrance into the
war He was convicted of passport fraud in
1910 and again imprisoned in the federal peni-
Tertiary
After serving but one year and two months
Of four-year sentence, President Roosevelt
pardoned him in time to help run the fourth
term campaign. And he is helping to run it,
make no mistake about that. Just last month,
at Madison Square Garden, he said that Ameri-
can Communists this year will support Frank
lin D. Roosevelt as President Of the United
States"
He also said that Gov. Deweys election
would be blow to communism in Europe,
thereby identifying the fourth term with the
Communist dream of worldwide power politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Labor Turns TO COP

The man behind Franklin Roosevelt is
Sidney Hillman. The man behind Sidney Hill
man is Earl Browder. And back of him are the
class hatreds the alien PHILOSOPHERS and the
economic slavery of the old world We don't
want any part of it here in America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

Tert of speech by Gov. Bricker of Ohio at
Olympia last night foUows:
In his farewell address, George Washington,
the Father of our Country expressed truth
which all of us should remember today He
said:
History and experience prove that foreign
influence is one of the most baneful foes OF
republican government"
Today, as never before foreign influence
of the most subversive kind is trying to take
over our American government by boring from
within. This threat is wildly described by
William Henry Chamberlin, former newspaper
editor and correspondent, author and authority
on totalitarianism. Just last week he said:
"A foreign fifth column for the first time in
our history, is trying to swing presidential
election The about Communist support for
the fourth term admits of no other nterpreta-
ton. There has never been anything like this
before because no American party or group
has been willing to serve as the Obedient in
strument of the policies of foreign power"
Many have likewise warned America. There
is Alexander Barmine, former Russian army
general and diplomat who became disillusioned
with dictatorship in 1887. He came to the
United States in 1910, was natunlized and OBJ
tanned government post under the New Deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Bridges Lends Support

Incidentally, when President Roosevelt par
doned Browder in 1912, he said that this would
allay any feeling that his four-year sentence
was by way of penalty imposed upon him be-
cause of his political views" Even then, Mr..
Roosevelt wanted no reflection cast upon COM
munsm.
Third, consider the case of Mrs. Reissa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
The American Bloc

In this Campaign the Republican candidates Gov Thomas
Dewey and Gov John Bricker have "rediscovered him
COMPLETELY forgotten the economic disorder of the
New Deal-and have clearly identified him.
He is none other than the "white-colar worker
GOVERNOR BRICKER presented him audience Pueblo
" clerk the senographer the bookkeepe the small
manufacturer farmer the struggling professional
great middle class who work for salary for uncertain
The New Deal" said Mr. gricker, "hnows intimate
detail his daily s he much he wrS ho'v much he 1
MUCH he f MY T EARS "''S "AA" 'S NJ"
He has been made the "regmented man" of 1914;
Governor Brcker called him the neglected man."
Perhaps better designation would be the exploited man.
said would have emphasized more effectively the CLASS
CLEAVAGE which the demagogc New Deal and cohorts have
been creating in our citizenship nor have shown more plainly
proved the fact that the speeches of the Repub
can have brought of political from the
extreme wing of Mr. Roosevets fourth-term coalition
OBVIOUS disnay the Communist Daily Worker put
into the field and out with excited warnings.
o GoUp IN
they been truly forgotten by the voegettng politicians OF
According to the Daily Worker" there TWENTY SIX
MILLIONS of Them quite enough elect pres dent they
should all have the wisdom to work and vote together tor their
The Communist of the fouhterm coalition then
fers to Governor Deweys speeches as follows: .
% " e1 co ia these darts "''"s
"There good reasons for that .oo,,,,,r
FOR ck KY ' soc ; or ve4E THEY
"When you talk about TWENTY-SIX MILLION CLERICAL
Sales professional and executive employees YOU'RE TALK
ING ABOUT PLENTY OF VOTES"
THERE obvious why the Browder Hlnan
alliance deaduy worried about the "whecolar people
the place. hite-colar people have been tragcaly
Disseminated against by the New Deal.
At least federal pucked of
veope they receive.
And with the of living going for them they are
virtually held peonage under the New Deals bureaucratic
wage and salary regulations.
Dewey said in his Pittsburgh Speech these
poyes pay increased how willing
their employers may be, WITHOUT GETTING SPECIAL
PERMISSION FROM THE NEW DEAL-AND SUCH PER-
MISSION is ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET.
the second place. the Browder Himanites cannot
sby GEORGE these citizens through Political Ac
ton Committee tactics.
The Daily Worker" pictures the situation this in its
propaganda style
"They al largely unorgonized
Their haUe been intensified during
especially because them had
bat for them"
There is in this proetarian
DIFFERING them slghngly "the office senographer
AU the debyhatted insurance the bank teller the
craftsman the architect and the engineer and assuming for
own argument that they would for the fourth if
the Daily Worker frantcaly concludes
g" Those Who consider RooseUefs election Uial
haUe check through WHAT IS BEING DONE and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Jobs Will Make Men Free

Labor knows that for II long years Mr..
Roosevelt did not believe in eXpansion-in fact
he said in 1888:
On ind,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Furniture. Heu,shold Good,

4 ROOMS ~ furniture. stia. 7-rc
living rm. pc bedrm., p pc. break
fast set. everything included Elec.
refrigerator. rebuilt. with 4 rooms
SUN FURNITURE, l42t2 GRATlOr
ape porcelain top breakfast SGT
Al coiors. slightly marred t22 80.
Chrome breakfast tables $40 so.
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATIOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
STOVES AND HEATERS
WEARING APPAREL

CLOTHING BUYERS
Sale Of Mems New SUITS
All Sizes, styles, Colors-xi0 Each.
Lees. 1887 ". Dawson. at Dequindrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
NESoRTs ron RENT
Business Property for Sole
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

Desirable Land Contracts Purchased
MELVIN y. lANPHAK n co.
Sih Floor i.afayetie -Bidg---EAsh Ain-
LAND contracts bought, mtgs made
McHueh, i4iO Ford Bids. ca 03se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

BETTER prices paid for your car
running. wrecked or with cracked
motors. TY 6-T221. Res, La 6527.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

kODAks-Movie cameras, VIII sell.
buy. exeh. Acme Camera, SIT shelby.
NEW tuxedo. size a.. ovsrcoat, suit.
new high tops. misc. TY t-552o.
WELL bum dos house for sale S25.
pl SlSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Hou,ehold Goods

Better grade ..-.-... sssss.s - N
Lafgs Walnut Dresser ....... % 90
exi2 hns, Oriental pattern. Gee - - 9,
Easy TERMS
Crystal Furniture Co.
1925 GRATIOT 400 MICH
AM selling rooms 81 new furniture.
including used electric refrigerAtor
for party drafted. Savei open 10
o. spity, 766h GratiOk at Baldwin.
BED springs and mattresses, all sizes
Complete. S2t 80. Box springs, pre-
war. cOlorful ticking Sis.g5 Open
eysA, 10 o Tues. and Wed tn s
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
BEDROOM suite. living room furni-
ture. misCellaneo sacrifice 1927
Sioepei. IN 3-20i7
BEDROOM suite. s-pc.. $50. SAVE.
1889 Gratiot. mr. Mile
BERKSHIRE rugs sxi2 beautiful
patterns xi2 so other rugs such A.
Wilton Alexander smith. Mohawk.
Administer and Gulistan
SUN FURNITURE 1922 GRATioT
BUGGIEs-Aii steel wheels. rubber
tires Padded and waterproof col
lapSible. S9.9a- lp--ODan- TO-
spitz, 1883 Gratiot AZ Baldwin
FULL coli innsrspung mattress.
s2s. 90. Cook Furn.. 1900 Gratiot.
GAS stoves table Top. all white
porcelain throughout Just few
left al this price. sac 5O
SUN FURNITURE l4242 G+tR} 7,f4}f
HOLLYWOOD beds, complete. S34.
SAVE. 1859 GrRuot, mr.. 7 Mile Rd-
INNERSPRiNG mattresses Slightly
Soiled IN shipping Only SID %
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
INTERPRETING mattresses, Al sizes.
3 colors; guaranteed so. SAVE,
Ifls9 Gfatiot. nr. Mile.
INNERSPRINti mattresses, any size.
samp., SIT. Mitchell's 5000 Grstiot.
INNERsPRIN5 Mattress. pttRar box
springs. match. S27 80. 1925 Gratiot.
JENNY LIND or poster beds. maple
&c ~ainu, single or double. ,ii. %.
crystal Furniture. 3i25 Gfatiot.
( LIVING room. 2-pc. suite. davenport
with compartment makes double bed,
S49. 30: choice of rolnrH. Crown. lAE4l
! LivernoiA. 4737 Michigan or 1900
GratiOt
LIVING RM. sur. 2 pc. 500. SAVE,
1880 Gratiot. mr.. 7 Nile.
LOUNGE chair and Ottoman, $40.
SAVE. 1889 Gratiot. III Mile.
MAPLE hnish bunk beds or twins.
Sturdy, wcil-buiit Complete, $50 So
Ali-metal coil springs. s. rs
sun RNiTURE, 1922 GRATlor
NATTREssEs. innersprings: sam
pies ST. .MltrheilS. 1000 Gratiot-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
A Washer or Refrigerator
BENJAMINiS
a 3 ROOMS. yiia
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 CRATfOT

BEDROOM special. 2-pc.. 3-pc.. ape
~ up Central stores, 4035 Fenkell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
lUPHoLsTERING

VI hS6S kohNs
"REUPHOLsTERY ADVERTISERS
IN THE DETROIT TINES SUB
SCRIBE IS To THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS: REUPHoLsTERY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING TO BARE FRAME. SPRINGS
RETlED. FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NEG
ESsARY."
Al UPBo1.sTERIkG. choice covers.
Fidelity Upholstering. Call OR 07so.
"BELCREST" - Restyiing written
guar est 1852 fireman. Try g-2zI3
CALL BERK's for quality upholser-
ing i20s3 CD. RIVER. no 20s5.
CALL Ridley Upholsterers now. Free
estimates. TY 4-632i.
THE FINEST ~ UPHOtsTERING
VIZ 7-OOlO 1878 GRAND RIVER
INDIVIDUAL STYLING, S44. 80
1875 CIR. River, TIMPA. We 1880
FOR fine upholstsring. cal Crane Up
hoistering 1888 Mack. PL 2iIi.
2 pcs recovered, 500 up. General.
nsg5 GRAND RIVER -TY- 4-i21n-
LIT AAoI9-sssis..- sn, r---ii1
your 2-pc. suite. Cali TO $500.
REBUILD. restyie. recover, apiece
suite. $40. 10. Craft. TY. 1880.
REsTy LING, kEUPROLsTERING
MA. 1892 AIRCRAFT TO 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
FOLDING CHAIRS

Hardwood. walnut enamel finish /:
s3.7b. Restrck Lumber. 1910 Wyo.
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

HIGH dollar for equities. cash watt
ing; any make, model 1o422 Mack.
HIGHEST prices paid for 1910 and
as. all makes.
u q p CHEVROLET
SSH Y. JEFFERSON LIZ 1903
I NEED cars for defense workers
JERRY LYNCH. 1897 LIvERNois
JACK ALEXANDER really Knows
how 70 get tbs high for your car
or equity. cash In five minutes: why
give 'er away Sass Woodward.
Tx 2-pfsS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
ANY OLD CLOTHING
GOLD. IEWELRY WANTED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds, lew
slry, old gold. Orig. Detr. Gold Re-
finers. Sidney Randall. 1850 Br'way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05


MIRRORS sac M. vanity bench
81 ~ mattress HOOK. $3.50 Mack
MRS. MARIA GLADSTONE. for.
merry OF the Unclaimed Freight Rat
road Salvage Corp, wishes 10 iet heI
former customers know that "litC
time. she also made chaRF%- kuw
YOU can buy furniture. lamps pic
lures. mirrors, mattresses. springs,
lin0lenmE, paints. varnishes, enamels
and miscellaneous articles. Fnr your
convenience, use our easy credit pay
ment plan. sf65-7s Graiiot AYE
NEW innerspring mat,FeSses. u s
Bedding 90. 1910 kayoury Grand.
NEW furniture trade your piano.
city Music. Ai2 Mack OPEN ewes,
RUGS. used. cleaned. 9xl2, sNiO.
CAB. $50. up. 20 4X6s, Al cond.
runners, axis, i2Hl3. with pad
throws. 75c yd. up American Carpet
Clrs. ss3s Oakland. MA 1913
RuGs-Used. ci. 9xl2. sxln. Ss- a.
up; runner, Use I'd up. Center c.
1927 Woodward TO s-9iff
RUGS. sxI5. gXl3s. l2xl5. 1t.3x12.
others today 29f9 Twelfth St
WILL TRADE or buy your piano and
Old furniture ~ ioil
3 Complete Rooms, Sl2o
An new living room. bedroom,
kitchen. furniture including rugs.
tabtss, iHnpg. dishes Teftu2-
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
, ROOMS Of furniture. new. SIP.
3-pc bedroom suite. sofa and chair
5 pc. kitchen set Included are sew
erai occasional pieces and a Con-
g0ieum nix A real bargain
SIN EIlI2kf'Ett, X 45Ei+2t2 GRATiOT
5-PC. BEDROOM SIT So 80
Includes spring and mattress
RAfMI BROS
iONs Grand River, mr.. 18th
1890 Grand River nr. SChooleraft
Open Thurs. Fri. Sat. lives
2-PIEcE living room suite, kidney
style. good condition. $50 AR 6fsS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

MINING room. walnut. q piscey
good oonditop. SIS. " 1885. 53Si
iFoouois,
roiltop desk. y II. =. DC. motor.
pl 2efS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

A JUKF BOx for your recreation
room and summer cottage, SIZE 50.
These Instruments have been recon
diiiousd and will give you many on
tertaining hours Get one today At
this astonishingly low price. 30-dsy
free guarantee BRILLIANT MUSIC
CO. 1905 Cass.
We WILL purchase your used band
Instruments for cash: We will pay you
highest cash price for any OF the fol-
lowing Instruments: Trumpets. saxo-
phones, comets, tromDones. tenor
saxophones, clArineis. marin bias,
drums or sccordions. Cali Mr..
Calambatto. RIA. $3.50, or bring your
instruments in for immediate deal.
WURLlTZER
I 500 Broadway Open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Strohs Trail
By 10 Pins
special % THE DETROIT TINES

CLEVELAND, Nov. 27-Detroit
Strohs, national match game
champions, today trail the Cleve-
land Linsz Recreations by rs pins
at the half way mark in their "a
game home-and-home series for
the national title.
The Strohs, who took a 186-pin
lead at the end of the first three
games Saturday, had their advan-
tage clipped to 1l8 sticks at the
end of the second block and then
fell II pins behind going into the
final three games on the LinsZ
slides last night.
Yhe Clevelanders pounded a
104l middle game last night TO
overcome a l5-pin deficit and go
in front by 80 sticks. The Strohs
whitfield that down TO rs with a
1872 last game TO the Linsz' 978.
Eddie koepp, diminutive Cleve-
land ace, turned in the highest
series here when he clouted 300
252-229-701 last night. He aver
aged 212 for the II games while
Walter Reppenhagen OF the
Strohs. who turned in a 266. the
highest game of the action yester-
day afternoon, averaged 209.
The final II games of the match
will be rolled at the Detroit Pal
ace Recreation, Dec. 10 and II.
Scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

be Redeemef ana Mackenzie. win
ner of the MetroI ohtan League
title.
Officials agreed that the excit-
ing Redeemer Catholic Central
contest would arouse greater in
terest in the Goodfellows battle.
In addition, ticket sales in the
contending schools nelghborhoods
should be heavy. Mackenzie. with
approximately 5000 students, is
Detroit's largest high school, while
Holy Redeemer is one of the big
gest Catholic parishes in the city.
Before the two squads swing
into the weeks preparations for
the big game. they have a date
with the Goodfellows game enter
tainment committee.
All players from the two schools
will tour Ford Willow Run bomber
plant tomorrow morning. Follow
ing this they will be honored at a
luncheon at noon al the Hotel
Fort Shelby, and will be back in
school in time for practice.
With tickets for Saturdays
game going fast, grid fans will
have to hurry 10 buy their ducats.
They can be purchased at the fol-
lowing police precinct stations:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
New Leaders
In CY0 Event

Lucille Stokes and Vera Wellett,
1889, doubles; Phyllis Mandzruk,
500, singles. and Kinneys, 1924,
are the first place holders today
in the annual CYO women 5
championship bowling tournament
now holding forth. week-ends at
New Garfield Recreation
Marie Shamrock heads all events
with 1884. Cresence SterbenZ and
Agnes Ekstrom share second at
1921. Rainbow and New Garfield
Majors are second and third,
respectively, on 2498 and 2495.
Marie Steel and jeanne Embach
stand second in doubles, 1886;
Vicky Rolus and Sarah DeMeyer,
third, 1160. Muriel MroZ is run
nerup in singles with 620 and
Emily Jabubek, a newcomer 10 the
competitive ranks. third, on GOA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Trio Sets
Record

Masieraks from Detroit Trans
mission League are the new lead
ers today in the sixth annual
three-man overaverage bowling
tournament at Chene Trombly
Recreation. They had 321 from
1858. top count Of the event TO
date. Bruno Masierak made 593,
Neil Rivers. 572. and Rudolph
Bytnar, 500.
Fourth place went to Shippers
from JAW ISL League on 279 and
Five Stars from Loon Lake
League made fifth on 274. Preci-
sion Grind, 28S. holds over in sec
ond place from last week and
Snow Whites from Amherstburg,
Ont. remain third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Krumske Beats Day
For Match Pin Title

MILWAUKEE, Nov. u (UP)-
Paul Krumske. Chicago. today
reigned as the new national bowl
ing singles champion after defeat
ing Ned Day. West Allis. Wis.
defending titlist. yesterday in a
final 80 block match 12.530-12. Dab
for a margin of five points and
81 pins.
Results of yesterdays matches
Dsy-222. 7l2 ass. 72e. 7s7. ass. ls7.
13I. l6b. 24S-2l9B.
KrumIis-iSi. 2io. ls4, 7o7. los, 72o.
24s 274. ara. 2o2-2ose.
Dsy-l93. 1913, lso. 2os, 77e. asa. All.
ls7. 733. 10000.
Krumke-2Ol. l74. lss, All. lSs. 1so.
7o5, 224. 17S, lS2-is22.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Tennessee Pointed
For Rose Bowl Only

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Nov. p
lUP)-Tennessee's voluntee
rcertainly will enjoy the trip 10
California" coach John Barnhill
said today, but he wasn't sure
how they would get along when
they square off against Southern
CALIFORNIA; Trojans IN the Rose
Bowl game on New Years Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Collegiate Grid Champs
by United Press

Ivy LsaKue-YAe
Big Ten-Ohio state.
big SiH-OnAhOma
South~est-TeHAG Christian.
Souihern-Duks
fSou,hesstern-CeorEis Tech.
Missouri Valley Oklahoma and NJ
conference not formally operating
Biz seven--Colorado conference not for
mHliy operating
Pacific CoaTt-southern California
East-Army or Navy winner to be deter
mined saturday,
Service teamS-RRndolph Field. Ba'noridRe
Naval Norman OKLA, Naval all unbeAten
and united.
Must defeat Nebraska saturday or tie
with Iowa State.
must defeat ceOrns Saturday or Ten
nessee wins title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Lew Waller Champ
OF Times Experts

Lewis II. Walter is the winner
of the 1914 Detroit Times foot
ball experts derby. He finished
five games in front of George l..
Van. who was second.
In Saturdays games Jake Ber-
son and Leo Macdonell were
best with only three losses each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

last round for
289. With the
goe S
S2.675 in war
bonds.
M Ike Tur-
mesa, a hard
luck golfer for
years. scored a
"a. two over
par, for a 29l
a n d secon d
m o n e y o l
$1,875. T h e
Plains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Offer Of $4,000
Made for Fiqhter

NEW YORK, Nov. u CUP)-
William Benjamin, New York air
plane manufacturer, offered 500
900 for the contract of Jimmy
Doyle. highly regarded West Coast
welterweight fighter. Tony Pala-
colo. Doyle's manager has re-
vealed. He had not decided
whether he would sell Doyle's
contract, he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Snedd Wins
By 7 Shots

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. II
(INS)-Sam Snead. playing his
first tournament after 26 months
in the navy, won the Sl5,50
Portland Open golf tournament
yesterday with a par u in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

IN. " pro paced the field Friday
and fell back into a tie for first
Saturday.
Ted Longworth OF Portland
placed third with a 70 for 29o,
while Byron Nelson. the biggest
money winner of the year, fin
lshed in a tie for fourth with
"a yesterday and a total of 296.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Dow Five Gets
Record Score

MIDLAND, Nov. u - Dow
Chemicals basketball team boasts
new scoring record for itself
following a 101-31 victory over
Hudson Motors of Detroit. Or
gained seven years ago, the Dow
teams previous high was 78,
Against the DetroiterS, the home
team made AZ field goals and
seven free throws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Sale for Charity Game
PASSES $4,000 Mark
BY JAKE BERsON

Ticket sales for the GoodeowS game Saturday
Briggs Stadium already the 10000 mark today expected
be purred by RedeemerS thrilling 20l2 Catholic
Central for the parochial title yesterday.
clash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

Altoona REC. 2. ' stt sSs''N" Il sS.,
oPgs BOWLING TODAY usrIL 80. N. AND.
IrTER ~. All DAY SAL. AND SUNDAY.
LRCHWAY ''''' EAST y. 15' s,.l AVE
Modern Alleys. op.n Bo~iins saturday, ard Sun
ssy, from IAN TN $50 A. n. Bar AdjOinins.
BeAC0N REC y, x .ItsSs /" ~x,t ,'..su
ss9s sC.' sso i susO.vs
BOWL 0-DROME g s'' s,t 0tS''' no S' $50
, N oP9s sowtiss SAT AND SUN.
cHERE.TROMBIY $3.50 :. e s..s.It., t r. $40
arTGR ~ p. n. All DAY SAT. AND SUN.
CONNER REC. s aSsr sHsS'' AVN " s $751;.
Open Alleys TIL 6. After ~. Restaurant Bar
AdlOinins. Open Daily 10 A. ~
CREST LANES 'S y sl'.m "'S 70 '; ASS
visit Qua sTh6I BAR, COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
nrupv ISIS WHITTIER. KELLY 70
Open Bo~ilns TODAY Until 7 p. n. and After
III p. n, Nom. Of the FsmOu, Ba,ks'.o'. chiek'a.
DETROIT RECREATION ss sftss' c. $3.50 50
ArTIR 1850. All Day Saturday. and Sundays.
Est WARREN ca eaOI 4 NJ Ocso
opgN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL s p. N. AND
AVER 81 ~ AL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
GARFIELD ~ ~ s STt'' 20 o. i's 80
opss BOWLING TODAY UNTIL So n. AND
sf1IR u 80 AL DAY SAT. AND SUNDAY.
GREAT LAKES % " g. sssD'" 20 s,: 3
op.n so~iIne-so ALLEYS IN a Row-untiI 8
Pm and After ~ p. N. Cocktail Bar Adioin,.
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sYou Are Always Welcome Here!
,OlYMplC REC. H ~! ss.; &c s sss'
Nom. Of tn. GREATER DETROIT AL
" hilsu. opsn Bo~lins ALL DAY SAL, SUN
PAlACe-DW tsss'ss IA ssOs
KIns,. Queen, sunday $50 p. N. opsn Be~ilns
Al Day Sat and Sun. Thur. ana tr. AMER "
PAL ACE REC ss7s SsaTI eI,,.v, ~ p s,s'
NoPcs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 p. ~.
Bilnsfh. Restaurant and ceottsli Lounge.
PAtAce-SCHOeNHERR ' scIU 4. ,is s.so
tre crtien, DAILY on m, PAUL noBLEY
ssm instructor. 10 A. N. TO p. n. ~ Lesson.
PALM BEACH m.s is,se ''"' IN ss s.sass
oPEs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. ~
Free Instructions BY A. Dssson. Wsskdays 10 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
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