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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
NAVY DESERTER SENTENCED
ON AUTOMOBILE THEFT

Robert Eugene Smith, navy de-
serter, who stole an automobile, was
placed on two years probation and
given go days in the county Jail by
Judge Elmer Heald in superior court
Saturday morning
Judge Heald ruled that Smith
should be turned over to the Ma
rine Air Base at Ell Centre after he
serves the go days.
The judge said that if the navy
doesn't want him, he is to be under
the jurisdiction of the probation
officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
RESIDENT OF POMONA VALLEY
FOR rs YEARS SUCCIIMBS

POMONA, Cal, Aug 26. CUPJ-
Mrs. Belle Fryer, 81, wfo had lived
in the Pomona yalley rs years,
longer than any other American
resident, died at her home late Fri
day after a two-Week illness.
Mrs. Flyers parents settled in
California in 1853 and moved 10 a
70-acre tract on the Present site Of
Pomona in 1863 Her late husband,
James NJ Fryer, who died in 1921,
had settled in Spadra in 1867
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued from Page II
Manager Bevins had query from
a guest as to who is the mayor of
Ell Centre. Come to think of it,
sighed H. M. to himself, by jinkS, I
don't know" So he said, or it prob
ably happened that way = Just a
minute" Then he sneaked to a
phone and called sure source of
information, got the info and relay
&c it to a satisfied guest. Two-bits,
please AL Bevins because RR needs
two bits.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
MAP MAKERS PRODUCE
STRICTLY OUTDOOR JOB

CAMP HAAN, Cal, Aug. 26. CUP)
The post hobby shop at Camp Haan
has fine map of the world, mount
ed and framed with wood, that IL
doesn't know what to do with.
Ordered by the special service
office for use in orientation work,
the map, measuring 10X12 feet, was
mounted in the yard outside fac
shop.
When the craftsmen were fin
ished, they discovered that there
isn't a door in the camp that's 10
feet high.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
PLANES STRIKE NAZIS

Allied war planes bombed and
strafed the fleeing enemy columns
all day yesterday and on into the
night, while other aerial formations
piled the Seine river crossing high
with Nazi dead and the wreckage
OF enemy tanks and equipment.
Below the vanishing Seine pocket.
American and French troops famed
out on all sides of LIBERATED Paris.
sending armOred patrols across the
Seine between Corbeil and Melun
south OF the city and on northWard
toward the Marne.
Far TO the west, heavy fighting
flared up around the besieged Bre-
ton port of Brest as American troops
launched climactic assault on the
city under cover OF Shattering air
and sea bombardment. SWarms of
bombers pounded the cornered en-
emy garrison while Allied warships.
including the British battleship
Warspite, poured round after rounc
of high explosive shells into the
port.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
Russians Near
R0mania Goals
Continued from Page II
III Z UUCktJ UtIOW OlISIIIdU.
ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE

ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE
The trapped Germans were re-
ported on the verge of collapse and
thousands were surrendering. Those
still resisting were being Slaughter
ed, dispatches said. Ma jor General
Werner Klepp, commander of the
German Ninth Infantry Division,
was among the prisoners.
Fierce fighting was raging along
the approaches to the Danube delta.
But the Germans rapidly were being
driven into the river The break
through into the outskirts of ISmail
put the Russians within a few thOuS-
and yards of the northernmoSt of
the three mouths of the Danube
some 40 miles inland from the
Black Sea.
The Second and Third Ukrianian
Armies, joining for a decisive ad-
vance on Bucharest and Ploesti
after swapping the trap below Kish-
lney began their attack on Galti
and FocSani, keys to the vital As
mile gap between the Danube and
the Translyvanian Alps, from pos
itions some Is miles to the north.
RESISTANCE CRUMBLES
German resistance was reported
crumbling everywhere on the Fom-
anlan front, with Romanian troops
sporadically turning their guns
against their former allies in COM
pliance with Romania'S declara-
ton of war against the Reich.
There was no indication, however.
the Romanians generally were aid
ing in diSarming the Germans. A
dispatch to the army organ Red
Star reported the sole instance of
collaboration occurred in the Tyr
euniantz area of northwest Mod
aVia. There a Romanian regiment
suddenly turned its guns on Ger
man division and killed many of
its members, then Surrendering more
than $50 German prisoners TO the
Red army.
The Romanians, who had lost
more than half their army in prev
iouS battles and the bulk of the |.
remainder in the present offensive, |
were believed incapable of render
ing effective aid in the expulsion of |
the Germans from the Balkans,
which remains the principal job of |.
the Russians and their allies.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
German General
Turns Paris
Over to Capfors

Continued from Page ID
been taken. but the total was not
announced.
De Gaulle entered Paris at 7 p. m.
Il p. m. EWT) Friday while French
and American tanks and troops,
aided by tens of thousands of Par
tisans. still were battling Germans
and collaborationiStS in the streets
and buildings of the worlds fourth
largest city and first Allied capital
to be liberated in this war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27

Coupled with the seizure OF Troy
es. which appeared to have fallen
almost without a fight, the Ameri-
can breakthrough into Reims i'm
periled the entire German position
in northern France and the line of
escape for the Nazi forces in south
ern and central France.
Official sources confirmed the
heaclong flight of the German Fiji
teenth Army from the channel coast.
and aerial reconnaissance reports
said the main highways leading
eastward to the Rhineland were
jammed with retrcating Nazi troops
and TRANSPORT.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27

ond time in a week.
PEARL HARBOR, Aug. 26. CUP)
Army Liberator bombers carried out
a new attack on Two Jima. in the
Volcanoes $50 miles south of Tokyo,
Wednesday night in a series of
raids by Central Pacific aerial
forces.
"a Domei news agency dispatch,
recorded by the FEC said 10 Liber-
atCrs also attacked Two Jima Fri
day.
In the other strikes. army and
navy warplanes hit Nauru. west of
the Gilberts. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Pagan and Aguijan in the
MarianaS on Wednesday. and Pom
ape in the Carolines and Wake on
Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
TAKES TEACHER SITUATION

Miss Frances Aaron, $50 Vine
street, has accepted a situation as
teacher in the primary grades at
Kingsbury school in Redlands. Miss
Aaron is a graduate of Central
High school and the University of
Redlands.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
WOULD DISMISS SUIT

Melvina A. Carter, who filed a
divorce complaint against Thomas
Carter, appeared in superior court
Friday and asked that the charge
be dismissed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
BATTLE IN TOULON

commander, announced in his daily
communique.
BATTLE IN TOULON
French forces waging battle of
annihilation against the encircled
German garrison in Toulon further
compressed the enemy pocket Fri
day. capturing the maritime arsenal,
the fort of Cole Noire and Cape
Brun.
Dana Adams Schmidt, United
Press war correspondent, reported
from Toulon that though most of
the naval base city had been cleared
of Germans, the enemy still was re-
siSting stubbornly from Fort NAL
bCusquct dominating the main road
from Toulon to Marseille and from
the Napoleon coastal forts on the
st. Mardrier peninsula.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
Romania Accepts
Peace Terms

Continued from Page ID
embassy in Ankara, has notified
the Soviet government of the for
nation of a new democratic" gov
ernment in Bucharest and its dec
ision to conclude an armiStice with
the Allies.
Romania, it said, has informed
Russia that it will begin Immediate
ly to expel German troops from the
country.
Romanian troops are holding the
Carpathian mountain passes in the
north-presumably along the Hun
garian border and are fighting
ward from the Galati gap.
ward from the Calati cop.
Romanian army leaders in
Bucharest were disclosed to have
arrested the German military mis-
sion in the capital, along with An
toneScu.
Loyal troops under the new pre-
mier Marshal ConStantin Senat-
escu, are holding Bucharest, the
statement said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27

LONDON, Aug. 26. CUP)-The
Russian foreign office announced
Saturday that Bulgaria has decided
on a policy of full neutrality"
The Sofia government has asked
the German high command to with
draw all its troops from Bulgaria
under threat of internment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
Americans Strike
Along Rhone

Continued from Page ID
commander, announced in his daily
communique.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
Allied Bombers
Sink Jap Ships

Continued from Page u
ond time in a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
FLATS FOR SALE

CARTES, s3Tf.~. one fourth block 20
Vernon bus tvo.fsmily. 3 rooms
down. eve up. new double garage.
81 500. 81 900 down. ACME. s3O3
Oraiiot Plaza 957i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

~ btryFht rt lapeff.
So Ur If
AL phPEEBt.IfND EtIel"tt
PhlNTlN'G ANYTIME
INTERIOR dtro-st1t Heae.rr
rspcrr7nrr art tf
phfNTfNg paperra garsr
re rlasffrgL f stnalf hft
grade v0fkmanshp prompt err,st.
terms f~cWcSr tWrNfH Ns-.
F1aSrrRTNG
Al LaTNING tAra-r. y tyro
y WORM s-shir fuaran're1 r'rf9 49,
gitFr TW rtr.If f-h.
BITTER raftfrnr IlI taf
rrrurt Service sos
TAkRTRRTtG rspp rna aat ISL
srthss ctNDls 81 Hft\
rspo rl. at-.
o. lrf fH. twa Iaff IH
FIANTkElta r,aslfal n.
iargf nf fnr swaH To- .f
PA vTFFTNg rerarrr alterations
oslrFE. arches oil. 100.
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OH RTRNrRs
RAnIN RfPAIRlNN

burners gss burners stoker sc-.
maKtsh iawrrnce TO t-i'e J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
HOTELS

MELRosE HOTEL 81 East Cauacld
- Every room has shower Trsnsi-
ents. 81 80 double.
HOTEL WASHINGTON 2i30 Cass
Convenient pleasant rooms 81
dafly and I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
HOUSES FOR RENT

I WAYNE, MtCHiGAN-New 2-bedr.
fun base. homes ready 70 move in
$50 mo BEGLINGER. We. 5-3020
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
BUS TRANSPORTATION
RENTALS WANTED
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

COUPLE. middle-sged, defense work
ers. wishes three rooms furnished
permanent. east side must be clean
and modem INAnhoe S15R.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

Greenwich. COLI
A, 10y RI W ~ Southheld Ri
WAR WORKER
Lovely and modern nc~ brick
homes on paved street. terms open
daily. TO q. Wietersen. Resltor
ca. 1854
HIGHLAND PARK. SS5O0
4-hedroom home on iO-ft lot gas
heat. 2-car garage early possession
arranged VI 5.7sO0 Hannah
Real Estate Exchange. Inc
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Z Mfe-Livernois section Pennington
Drive Faced brick English type !,
beautifully handicapped. 3-eedroom
home: being rcdecorated now. scar
garage. fenced In back yard auto
matte heat reduced price and
terms Can Vinewood l-s5O0. before
q. Dearborn 1890. evening and sun
KENTFIELD. 1877 rooms. bath.
paved street side drive $500 dn,
s25 a month. bargain owner, 1898
kenfhfid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
MALE HELP WANTED
BOYS OVER il

ht = w LII
dn work 40 elngk gHsssrE ln manu-
facfuune plant. conVenienth lursiff
near downtown district Marx Allen
Goo .In4 second
RON-l1 OR OVER
Lglt factory work, essential indus
tN Opportunity to learn a trade
Permanent postwar, job Apply : go
q. Wolf Detroit Envelope Co.
$50 p.0ueffC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
LAUDER. SEVEN MILE

No sold over -Four Mnllon pollsts
Worth Of Homes Last Year -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
BUNGALOWS FoR SALE

BRiNGARD DRIVE. BELLY BRICK
Only months old rooms. tie
features " A fun basement. lot
i0xi23. only S. 900 81 100 down,
SO month. Including taxes FLA
IRWIN. K1CHT n HINES. INC.
ifn5i Gratiot Pingree 5fts
GRATfOT SEC. $3.50 DOWN 3 \
( rooms VACANT. lot 5Osi25. close
to trAnsportation schools stores
IRWIN, KlCHT A. HINES. INC.
itOs4 Cratiot Pingres b4is
INDIANA. 1884
Attractive 2-bedrm, hung. II. A.
heat: built 1872: nr schools. trans
only 81 500 down
VICTORY REAL EST We. 7.ss7o
$500 ,pN. MID MORTGAGE COSTS
NEW rVons basement attic;
Grstiot-s Mile sec. block % car
IRWIN. KiGHT a HINES, INC
1854 Grafiot Finerse S4ia
$500 DOWN
bedrooms, hath electric. water: ~
l2Ox120. good condition
IRWIN KIGHT a HINFs. INC.
1904 Gratiot Pingree sis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Elmer Nj. CLARK

We Sold Over -Four Milton Dollars
Worth OF Homes Last Year
OPPOSITE Lincoln Park High school
y bedrooms. tile features; 5000
in ready for occupancy, model
open, cor Lafayette and Rose.
l.. SAVAGE. BROKER--AT. si+<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

Al PFC NFlNG Heating promr-
srr,l rchah.e Free ost AR. 7lff
ABBOTT sesc- service. cleaned
seCfr.calIy hfVD'fs ,or no rNtt
Dsre nights sundays VI 1-C-2-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Furnished Rooms Ior Rent

ANTOINETTE As Woodward
Second Single double. quiet. OK
cellent transportation. st0ker heat
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND. 2f37
DuboisJ single. also suitable for
three 50 each Men only.
DORIS. 90. Highland Park Rooms
ladies', Kitchen privileges. Near
TXcello Townsend 5-6ie0
GENERAL MOTORS district. single
double gentlemen 1924 West
Philadelphia Trinity LOSES.
IROQUO1S. 53si (Gratl0D Comfort
able room Two girls. good trans
portRtion Ivanhoe 1855
Kendall. 7i03 furnished room,
working couple. share kitchen;
block from warren and Dearbprn bus.
Cedar 5e65
LOVELY front room for refined gtn-
t.eman or cOuVle private home /,
'hrcakfas' op'iQnai excellent trans
porfation. references LEnox 5sif.
PORTER. 2sf2 Sleeping room suit
able 2-3 Excellent transportation.
Lafayette f7O3. after .
SAWYER. 10000 tsouthheld-v srrenp
Attractive room suitable two
rasonable. Cedar 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
ST. AUBIN.OUTER DIR.
CANNON BROS
frpAfkN Efr1pnv

1850 SHERMAN FiTZRoy ore
CoLORED-CHOpE-Cd River. s.rrn 4
srk ~ a hi.. garage. 50. $50 !
terms Immediate possession ~
SLOPiS. TR. i-03ss. Tf. T-7llt
CoLoRED- orleans Dawson 8 rms;
sim ~. 81 500. terms TO S-0ss7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ACCOUNTANT National concern
opportunity for Advancement. post
war expansion. good salary 20 right
person. RCA Victor DIST. Corp. coo
East Jefferson. Cadillac 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

Rays l0is5 Grau0t Pl 1890
FLOOR SANDING, WANING. ne.
Al DusTLEss Hoc~auaur finish
ing own power TIE. l-56sS
FLOOR SANDING. ESTIMATES
EC gfTE TF .bNf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
NAVAHOE q

NANAHOE s2T
South - Jefferson 2.family, 3 rms
each. 2-car garage. furnaces rarti-
toned basement In good condition
throughout. Insurance company mort
gage easy payments Sickness IA
only reason for selling Price IS 775
shown ~ appointment " = Rsfick.
HOUsEM -SPrTZLEY CORP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-WCST

CHALFCSTF, TTI0- Near Livernois
ioyel- 5-ruom frame house nice
ueighborhobd. close 20 schools. bus
lines. s. 900, terms VI $500 days
evening and sunday pF 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
APIS. FOR RENT-Furnishcd

DEXTER BOULEVARD, 1919 CMid-
iandD Two rooms complete. Frig-
idaire: 50 Couple only
FURNISHED apartment for rent
Couple only. Near SIX Mile road
f9242 bloom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Berger Keg|ers
Choice Sunday

Strengthened by the addition Of
Joe Norris. the J. f. Berger bowl
ing team OF the Times All-Star
Classic will 90 in favorite for
the first six games Of IFS 12-game
81 900 match against the r. a. Z.
Novelty Of Rochester, y Y a.
the Olympic Recreation this sun
day a. 40 and p. m
Besides the captain Of the ma
tlonal- match game StHeh team.
Dave Berger Phil Bauman Herb
Case and Hank GAVE VIII be IN
The Detroit lineup. Adoiph Ko-
nopka regular in league play
wIii be he sixth man
Marky Chatel heads tho New
York State chamnior- -eac.--- -l.-A.cE
aTS0 IS composed Of Bill Padula
ff22r1vy +TI'ttgr7as. Tony BidLIo- lanes
Ans-ri Nike Tantino and Prank
Del COnte They recently de-
fea'od The PoSatto BarryS Of
Philadelphia the team S'roh
meets next month by ~ pins
Final ,rN games Of thc series
WI.l be rolled n Roctcstcr.Jan 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Who's 10 BIeme7

Taking IN Pontiac and the
suburbs Detrolt's actual entry
is II teams, or five more than
Cleveland II is the first time in
bowling history host city
hasn't had the largest number Of
teams in It's own tournament.
Is that me reason Detrolts en-
tries were split up
In due credit however, n
Cleveland il has a grand total OF
2Gz2 t4-5tfff-- pr ~ ~ f7r-r-cr =
246 when the tournament was
held here last season But fail
ure 70 recognize Dc'roi''S entry
IN tho present event may reopen
an old fcud between Tho tWC
cities.
Dctro1r offIr1aiS don't know
whether 20 put the finger on
LinsZ. John Alderman score
tary ~ the Cleveland city assoc
cation. or Billy Mat'iSon. Cen
trial States secretary from
Toledo. They intend 70 find out
~ thc annual meeting next Sat
urday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
State Keg|ers
In Clio Meet

Flint Saginaw, Bay City and
Battle Creek are among the out
state cities represented in the
entry list Of the annual tAW-CfO
Overaverage championship bowl
ing tournament starting at Palmer
Park Recreation Feb. 13 and con-
timing week-endS through April 9
There is a possibility of elimi-
mating the / p. m. squad of the
team events Sundays as the work
ing hours of so many actual and
prospective entries conflict.
Entries close Jan. p TO allow
for postal delays and for those
whose workin, hours may change
and delay their filing until late
The original date was Jan. IS
Melvin c. West, tournament sec
--Eata,,4- handling entries al 132l
NaccaheeS Building 505z- Weed
ward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
MerIo Defends
HdndbdII Title

Paul Nerlo. defending cham
prom is seeded No / and mas
drawn a first round bye in the
City AAU handban tournament
which opens Monday and Con
tnues through Saturday AZ S'her-
rvs Health Club, 3oS Book
Building.
Among the "a Bi4et--v-ee-ro viii
compete is Lou Ierh0. former
champion. who returns 10 compe-
tition after an absence Of several
years. Other leading players are
Cal Bonn Armand Dunart John
GoStomSki, Leonard Neldnian and
Jack Magenah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL,

a bUUU rlAGt III bUML-
the RIVERSIDE
3l23 Isreron. al Meoousan NE s7s6
Altoona REC. ,, '' .',., MICHIGAN ave az
oPEH BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. N.
UNTIL p. ~ WEEKDAYS UNTIL tP. NJ
AMBASSADOR go ;tss SHTAtt y, , s;%
op,r so-lirg All Day Saturday.. sunday, from
10 N. TN Closing. weekday, Tin !, Ar~ ~.
BEACON REC. y" y i. a.s. ~ W. TA ,sd.:
opsn so~lInu TODAY from $50 Az. TN clo,ins.
Openings for nornino and Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL-O-DROME I. S7I s! D.HrtT no S., $3.50
Open Bowling al All Timesl
BHI6HTM00R aostt tfsEtlL AVE Ne"
10 Fully Equipped erun,-ick susamHnsd Ariey,
Open Bo~iine ALL DAY Saturdays ard Sundays,
CADILLAC 20 . IL: 'AsT r. aG.a' dt as,
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V'r Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge rs Lanes
CHeNE.T R0NBLY % ' 1s,t GENE ;, 81 g.,
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CREST LANES fUIt!S 1'7.., I" 90 60 5 s,yta
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coestaii loenes. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ss s4{SytTT e.. 81 .,.,
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DEXTER Rec q Rf3 sI5sy :; So'T2 2y s s.,..
Open Bowling TOday-AII Day
GARDEN PFc ago Woodward re z.sss
VNlUIN nLV' cEhrRALlH- LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 a "
UNTIL CLOSING. wtEK.EEos UNTIL So N
GRAND CENTRAL ''" ttas s.,,, sAs'
pl.s,ur. m Bowl a. ou.,,v Au,u IN os,rot,
Good Transportation Fssuuss-Bu,. street Car
GREAT LAKES =, ~ % s.5T'"9 sH CAS-.
Al so ALLEYS Available tor Open Bowling SAT
urdsp 40 sundays from 10 A. " UOtn CLOSING
AALL.D0DDS ass s,s " sssSO eve ?. o., /"
oPts BOWLING SATURDAY AsO SUNDAY
Minutes from Do-''o~n Ample PEsirs.
imperial Rec St ass2ss, r9r 16s.f 7so'
" HoOEPE AltEYs
I, oosn tysry Day UrtV Midnight Ma stss
4 uutETTtc .St7 rBUNBuLLN AVE
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lnWEie pr 20 RoWLIEG ALLtYs
LSH HLVt ~ BILLIARD TABLES
COCKTAIL LOUNGE MUrrat 93i2
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opsn Alleys TODAY from A n UntH %
a n. Visit Our coostsH Lounge tSssusnt sod
NORTH END 70 ri's so ISi SA"' ~ s I,sas
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
CONSULT THIS 1
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is second with So. Here's the
catch. Seven fiveS from Trenton,
two from Dearborn and one
each from Pontiac, Ferndale,
RoSeville and Allen Park are
listed separately.
Why? ask Detroit officials.
Every one Of these suburbs,
even Pontiac. is affiliated with
the Detroit Bowling Association
and therefore are Detroit en-
tries. They are in the ABC.
Such suburbs Of Cleveland as
Lakew God and Cleveland
Heights, which certainly must
have some entries, are not men
toned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
ABC 10 Expand

The American Bowling Con-
grcss is getting ready 10 spread
is wings and open offices m
Nov York and on the West
Coast. II always has dictated
the policy Of the bowlers
throughout the country from It's
headquarters in Milwaukee.
Bowling has become a 81 .0O0,-
GOO business. and then some,
during the last 10 years and II
Is >till growing. Right now the
game ranks right along with
basketball as a participant
sport perhaps SurpaSseS IT,.
Luxurious establishments have
sprung up throughout the
country.
Even IN tho smallest towns
and hamletS, from Maine 10
California, YOU can find al least
one bowling alley. or reasonable
facsimile Of same. For that rea-
son the ABC intends 20 expand,
for II is A strong. determined
body which rules the organized
with an iron hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
TOM HAYNIE WEDS

Tom HaynIe, former L. NJ
swimming captain. chief specials 81
in the navy, now stationed al
Western Michigan College where
he is teaching trainecS how 70
swim married Kay Reynolds last
week They met ~ l.. ~
>be Wa On class of 3S ne in
40 Donald John McClelland
former state breast stroke cham
pion. also married recently
he is chief specialist in the navy
stationed ar Norfolk
Richard KrotkIeWlcz. former
Han'rarnck High mining ace
and John PlawChau eN-CoSmo
tennis star graduated from the
same class at Annapolis and arc
now on duty In the Atlantic and
Pacific. respectively Ensign
PlaWChan was thirteenth IN a
graduating class Of more than soc
az the naval academy