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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
NC. School Marin
Visits Motor City

Miss Alice r. Elliott. a school
teacher Of Fayetteville, NC is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Francis A
Kornegay OF this city Miss FL
liott is one OF North Cardinals
ranking teachers IN elementary
education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
|essie Darlington
Home On Vacation

Jessie Darlington. we'll known
beroher is visiting in her home
ban Mrs. darlington Is director
4 Wonens activities. and as
psant diretior OF a ESQ build
rg Naval station. Waukegan. III.
he expects to be in the city about
hfee weeks renewing old asso-
Ds,ions and friendships.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

had their get-together indoors.
rnh Q sponsored Servicemcn :
Benefit dance at women's Federated
club house. The admission to this
affair was gift for serviceman
or servicewoman. These gifts
we're sent to friends and relatives
Of members OF the Housewives
league.
A canning exhibit to be held Oct
is and II is being planned by the
Consumer Education committee
aud promises to be very unusual
Mrs Gertrude Tolbert IL chairman
OF this committee.
some members OF Housewives
league are planning a cooperative
hnslness In the near future.
Chanie l.. shy Is publicity chair-
man. Ty. $500.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

Wheeler MISS Partlan Mrs Dam
icl Fields. Mrs I.eala Davis Mrs.
r. T. Terry. John " Watson
Mrs. Addie y Broome, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Cogcins. Mr. and
AIRS. G. NJ Mitchell Mrs Callic
NJ Cooper. Alice Holloway Mr..
and Mrs strickland. Ruth II.
Naylor. Jeanne Mae Johnson. a. j.
Fucker. Mildred croft the Rcy.
Mr. simmons. Iissie L. Brown.
Ruth Hines. Miss katherine Reid.
Mrs. Clara bullock, Mrs Eddie
Lee, Mrs John S. Biges. Miss
Alice White and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

LEAGUE

4 A, me Fellowship Hour which
mas sponsored by the Trade Week
Committee ~ Lucy Thurman NWCA
Nv IN Mrs Rosa Bracey was the
tncipa speaker. Miniature ex
hhrs ocre displayed by business
b. professional people Junior
D. Z Of housewives league pre-
tn'ed a skii showing how tho Rev.
b. Mrs William H. Peck conceiv-
n The idea OF the Housewives
hEuc
4At ne twelfth annual council.
xhNh WIS also held AT the lWCA,
Fpoi> o. secretaries. chairmen Of
0mmliiccs and presidents OF SEN
b and innior units were made.
nese repotis covered the work Of
he preceding year. Officers re-
feeieda az this meeting were Mrs.
fls'ina FuQua, president Mrs.
Nnnie r BLACK. first vice prcsi-
Hrf Mrs Gertrude Tolheri re-
prdlng secretary. Mrs Josephine
<nrh assistant secretary: Mrs.
Hane SHY corresponding secrc-
D. Newly elected officers are,
~ Helen p. Watts. second vice
Ftsideni Mrs Mary l.. Beasley.
pro vice president Mrs. Mary
<uer. financial secretary: Mrs.
#nnie G Boone. treasurer. Miss
Pc Hemsley, parliamentariani
~ Mrs Margaret Garth. custo-
~. The topic for discussion was
The Relation OF the Housewives
Hague TO Business. Among the
NVors were: Miss Kyles. OF Los
Hss'es. Calf Mrs. Rosa Bracey
~ Mrs Alice WILSON. OF Clcve-
W ONO. Among the resolutions
IA plans presented and accepted
y me annual council were the fol-
e''nr 4 training class for the
wfy of the constitution Of the
fnseaives league. and parlia-
Fn'ary procedure. a tea for bus
n" women Of Detroit and hush
II mems wives to acquaint them
III me purpose OF the House wives
#rne
M lev y the other activities OF
a leaene were a spending drive,
"A zen VAS participated in by sew
units and 25 members spent
r. lhsn $4,000 with Negro bust
Y SOS during a short period.
aNlh'y contributions are made
y NE tS0 center by some OF the
AN educational contest for
2 MIXERS % The junior units is held
"aa''y Al the last contest. H.
- 'oialing $50 In war savings
"pS We're awarded TO prize win-
a ihis contest consists OF oral
"A written questions on names.
4 ATOMS and types OF business
4 Is owned and operated by Ne
w has been re-organized
Mrs Helen Malloy. president.
~ recently had a Membership
- to increase their member
Ip mis- unit is now a perma-
organization. Unit s had
'nns' TO acquaint persons in
4 community with business per-
These business people were
o yea to speak AZ the meetings.
4 a'uoor activities were plcnics by
'' mis- ! and 7. Junior Unit i6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

The driver Of Checker Cab 80
zoe proved himself TO he the *
ception to the average cab driver
that have encountered He IS
an excellent driver and Is cour-
teous and to ton Il all of he has
no qualms about picking M coll
ored passengers. He Is definitely
rose among a lot OF thorns i
You get what I mean.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
A LITTLE BIT
OF THIS AND THAT
BY MARY PESICK


Deltas GrayMone dance last
week we're Mr.. and Mrs Neil
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Baker It's been a long time
since either OF those couples
have been out in the big "D".
That's because Neil and Bernice
have been living in the south
and Bob is in the army.
Little lean Carmicheal was al
so gliding to the music OF Leroy
Smith al this affair. She was
with Robert Weaver who remind
ed me that had known him
since be was so high. Did | feel
like a grandmother. | ask you
Ben Henderson Jr. gave the
Delta patrons treat by render
ing song for them He has
very nice voice. when he learns
to play microphone he'll be
terrific.
Vunice Barrow is one OF the
getting 'aroundest girls that |
know She has Just returned 10
Chicago and from there she Is
going TO Washington. DC. and
New York City. she'll come back
home just in time TO start in
teaching this fall.
Horace Rodgers is now mem
bcr OF the armed forces Seeing
kids like that go. docs make me
feel sort Of antiquaied.
Mrs. Jeanette Triplett Jones OF
Chicago is here for a vacation.
She Is dividing her time between
TWO hostesses. Mrs. Homer smith
and Toots 'ihats my nom TO
you, AIRS Jones is the head OF
tho Disable high school English
department. For the past year She
has been acting as reading CO.
ofdinalor for the army and navy
speed up program that has been
inaueuraied at this school
Mrs Raymond Hatcher deserves
The utmost praise for her untir-
inr work with the Girl Scout or
SANITATION Of Detroit She is at
The moment trying 10 get other
members Of our group interested
in this really democratic institu-
ton
Edith Watson was married last
Tuesday 10 Hubert Bland Mrs.
Mayme Alexander entertained for
the newly weds the following
Friday night
Elsie Miller became the bride
OF It, Williams formerly Of Sell
fridge field Doris Rafliff stood
up with The bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Battles are
The proud parents OF an s-lh baby
boy.
Bob Gray Is in town on Is
day furloueh lie and wife Gladys
are taking advantage of every
moment
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Polk are
looking A. a lovely home on En-
clewood II things come off right
they'll move in this fall
Those who attended tho Dental
convention in Cleveland were Dr
and Mrs. Ira Whiiby. Or. Charles
Whitby. Or and Mrs. Walter
Willis. and pr Cortez English OF
Grand Rapids.
Idlcwild IS runnln over With
Doiroiters. Atty. and Mrs u
Taliaferro. Or and Mrs. McClen
don. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lee. Dr
and Mrs Norbert White aud
the Tondees and Osbornes have
been the latest TO Join the Idle
Wild brigade
That man Charles stephens IS
hack in town He is on a fifteen
day furlough
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Californian
Visits Brother

THE Rev Hesheli sicr az Los
Angeles. Calf who has been IN
iho ciiy Tor The pas t~o weeks
VISITING his hfo'hor Frank Fosicr
and sister MIS- fifa Taylof of
Garfield avenue 900 Tuesdsv for
Nunaio and Other points en- you're
20 he National BarNsi convention
meeting 10 Dallas Texas vher lie
ia one Of the convention speakers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Lovely Marguerite Jones Becomes
Bride OF Joel D. Jackson

JACKSON, Mich.-ln Of Jackson's most colorful
wedding ceremonies Miss Marguerite Aphina Jones'
daughter Of Mrs Anna Jones and the late Rev James r
Jones became the bride Of Joel Darlington Jackson Of
Mr. ard Mrs T j. jackson. Of Battle Greek. AZ hreehr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Northend Hons Scene Of Wedding
Reception For The George Wallens

On Saturday evening, Aug - very pretty reception
was held honoring the recent marriage of Miss Agnetta
Cheatham Of 2702 McCraw avenue to George Walton, at
the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swntt ~
Meslminster ayenue The couple were marred at pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

THERE'S A COOP J0B WAIT.
ING FOR YOt. Find II in our
HELP WANTED COIIMNS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Color Schemes

Window curtains need not fol-
low the traditional pattern Of
completely covering A window.
II YOU want 10 achieve pleated
frame all around the window.
Join enough strips 10 double The
measurement OF the window.
Then with the sewing machine :
pleater attachment, you'll be
able 10 turn the straight strip
INTO even pIeatS in "A llfty.
If the curtain fabric is
checked or striped. the bed
spread can be made OF match
ing or contrasting solid color.
Anyhow. make il point 10
first consult your youngSter. en-
Couraging her 10 offer advice
and suggestions, and carefully
pointing out their value
II is a good notion 90 com
bine a quilted coverlet idea with
a decorative spread. The spread
can then be used as a warmth
giving coverlet. 1t is simply
styled straight hanging 10 the
floor The entire surface Is
quilted using cotton flannel or
wool or aralac for the lining
The final touch is a iour-Inch
deep rufhe that borders the
CoVerlet on all four sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Chill Sauce

One gallon pc tomatocs
fpccl and core before measut-
ing p cup c n opped white
onions. In a. )S white sugar, ]
teaypoon nutmeg grated. = tea
spoon tabaSco sauce. n teaspoon
curry powder , cups vinegar. )
teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons
ginger. ] teaspoon cinnamon. J
teaspoon mustard.
Pat tomatoes and onions
through food chopper Add all
other ingredients and boil =
hour, or until thick. stirring
frequently TO prevent burning
As soon AS sauce is OF desired
consistency. pour into Stcrllizcd
,arS and seal Al once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

I Onna+Oes
Nv PRUDENCE PENNY

Nov Is the time 20 begin put
' ting up Tomatoes from me
victory garden 10 onIvcn your
winter fare.
In canning tomatoes select
fu' Which rs upe and firm. If
The tomatoes are 20 b' canned
whole. be sure they are ~ mo-
dunn and uniform SIZE BlaNch.
remove skins and stem end but
not the core Pack closely,
without crushing into Sierlllzed
hot larS. add I teaspoon salt 20
each quart. nm with strained
tomato Juice partly seal ami
process for - minutes m q hot-
water bath Remove and seal
Tomatoes may ho put lp p a
variety of ways here are rev
recipe, yOull want TO Try
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Home .Decoratinq
ms piration TO Youth
BY ELEANOR ROSS

If YOUR daughter has been
speaking with yearning of
new curtains or q new spread
for her room, be glad about II.
When carly-teencrS begin 10
give thought 10 such things. IT
is a sign that they are begin
ming to take pride and more
than a passing interest in their
immediate surroundings.
It's a worthwhile investment
to cater to your budding home
decorator, and turn over the
family sewing machine TO her
care, or rent one for her. You'll
find that she'll take more pride
IN the accomplishment Of this
iob than in watching you do II,
and she will keep her room
udIcr too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
inexpensive

With gay and inexpensive cot
ton fabrics or bargain price
remnants, plaid straight hang
ing curtains, spread and cush-
ions, a decorating job for any
room may be easily tackled with
the labor-saving attachments OF
the sewing machine And it Will
be strictly a budget job in the
bargain and so teach the
youngSter the possibilities OF
thrift.
II the family scrap bag is
well stocked, IL may be a good
idea 10 sort out this collection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Catsup

One peck tomatoes. 3 sweet
red peppers, pod hot red pep
per tablespoons salt ? cups
sugar. tablespoon celery seed,
q teaspoons mustard seed ]
tablespoon W h o . allSplce :
sucks cinnamon. 3 cups vinegar
Wash and chop tomatoes and
peppers Simmer until soft
Press through 4 fine SIEVE Cook
rapidly until reduced 20 about
onc.half add salt agar and
specs 'led IN bag and boil
Until thick Adi vinegar about
: minutes before removing from
hca' Pour INTO hot lars and
seal AT once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Tomato Mincemeot

One gallon chopped green to-
matocs. tablespoon salt, ]
orange. cup chopped suei. 3
cups brown sugar. > cups ,ceded
raiSins. ! cup cider. : cups
chopped apple. ? teaspoons Gin
naron. / teaspoon cloves. ! tea
spoon nutmeg. n teaspoon
ginger.
Sprinkle chopped tomatoes
with salt. Let stand J noun.
Drain. Cover tomatoes win
boiling water. Let stand , min
utes. Drain Add grated rlnd
and pulp Of orange Mix all IN
gradients and cook until thick
pack into hot Jars. Process !
hour in hot-watcr bath then
complete seal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

first 10 determine whether there
is sufficient fabric or a combins-
tion OF mixed and matched
scraps 10 effect a smart and
dramatic change for the room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Summer Print News

TO GIVE her dainty summer
prints a lift with unusual
touches. Jean Sullivan adds a
parasol and gloves
The charming note Is
achieved by the young actress
because she has her l2-button
length gloves and her parasol
covered and made in the match
Ing print
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Stroh in First;
.GdvieHifs718

Stroh first by one game. + q B
and Kraetke tied for second, a
new high individual count OF 718
and Kraetke's 3l9l now runner-up
on the board, are noteworthy per-
formances OF the Detroit Times
Classic bowling league members
last night at Royal Oak Recrea-
ton.
The 718. first 700 of the Classic
season, went 10 II. S. Gavie of
Kraetke, a nephew OF Pepsi-Cola's
Henry Gavie. The Kraetke GAVE
culled 258-243-217.
His teammates checked in as
follows: John Gonda 63l, Jonn
Schultz 633, AL Pasket $50 and
Herb Matthews 500 Kraetks S
games were 1075-1096-1020
Pete Rossman of Wolverine
handled 500 for third in the prize
competition. Trailing him were
Walter wilkins. Krakow, sos;
Cass Grygier, Stroh, 66l; Fred
Breckle. f e. B, $50; Kenneth
Haviland. Seven-Eleven, 268 for
night high game in Gel. and Tom
Rooney. Mineralites, 646,
TWO PEPsIs HIGH
Sam Richardson, Pepsi Cola,
had CAT; Henry Gavie, $40; Bill
LutZ, Southeastern, 632; Chef
Bukowski. + e. b. and Bill Lift
man. Wolverine, 63l.
Stroh got together 1929 In
dousing Chene-Trombly for three
as Paulus' troupe shot 2S76
+ g. B assembled 3065 in three
from DeluxWeld t2S6lD and
Kraetke's 3l91 brought in two
over Parisclean.
Coca-Cola came out OF hiding
TO take Gaske. for three. 2S75 10
2744. with Lorne Tricketts 59l
match top. Pepsi-Cola outrolled
Fife So pins, but dropped two
games.
66l BIG HELP
Ken Haviland's 661 helped
Seven-Eleven 10 a 30l6 and two
from Mineraltes. Southeastern,
minus Malcolm Gilmour, collected
1920 in shutting out Stempien.
Emil Dimitrie. formerly of
PepSi-Cola, is in New York al
present as member Of the mer-
chant marine Unless physically
disqualified. Dimitrie is lost for
the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

the Brightmoor Ladies where
Hazel Tibedeau tipped l46-227-236
for 500. Mabel LeClair 216 and
Carolyn Niederkorn 212 q. Ed
Woylkowiak had 255 in the
Riviera House Stanley Shaw
23s in Terry's Senior Jane
Israel pol in the Varsity Ladies
John Fisher 23S in the Bohn
No. =. Mike Krupa 236 in the
Altoona Junior Dan Lange
226 in the Playdium House.
Other high scores: Al Sche-
manske and Joe ZegarSki 233S.
Plymouth Victory; Leo Frederick,
232. WeStown No. 2 Leo Yanick,
DO, Ford Eng. Irene Mittel-
brun, l8l, New Fairview Ladies;
Bill Austin. Dds, Ford Trans; Ed
Moore, pa. and Walter Rem
back, COZ, Firemen No. 2; Omar
Loire. 22l, Mich. Chrome; Bill
Rogell. 219. WeStown No. 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
PGA Bid
Sent LIN
BY NJ. z. DRUKENBRoD

Plum Hollow Golf Club wants
next summers national PEA
tournament and will forward a
bid for the event to the pro or
ganizatioh al once. l
Members OF the club voted in
favor of the meet at last night 5
annual meeting.
The PGA will act on the Plum
Hollow bid as well as those from
two other cities, when il meets in
Chicafo next month.
Fred Corcoran, tourn a m
manager. who was here recently,
said Fort Worth and Kansas City
also are after the tourney.
The PGA earlier told Plum Hol-
low officials it would require a
SIS. 900 bid for the event. 1t was
indicated last night. though, that
Plum Hollow will not go that high
Just how much the club will
offer has been left TO the board of
directors. The Spokane club, which
held the 1914 tourney, put up
$4,000.
Because OF the success of the
1913 Ryder Cup match and the
splendid condition of the course.
the leading pro. golfers and Off
Gals are known to favor Plum
Hollow.
Three directors who had COM
.pleted their terms were reelected
last night. They are Clarence c.
Mosack, c. II. Miller and w. A.
Paxton. Hal White was the fourth
director elected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

PALACE REC. s e A SsAT w,nou, p p S5%
Billiard. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge
PALACE SCHOENHERR d soIU Z a. I's s.!5
lns,rue,iou, DAILY On IN. PAUL nosLEY
stlf.tnsuue'or. ~ A N. o p ". 81 Lesson.
PALMER PARK ' xS1ss.. so 40 , sst"i e
TO s-2232. open Bowling from s3O A. n. 10
p. ~ and After ~. PARK free. Cocktail.
pLpKI ANN 1920 wgsr WARREN, sss.
IAnhLAhu soUTHFitLo &C 5000
OPEN BOWLING DAILY! New. Modern Alleys.
pApKSlDE {. wsAs2s55S. {" o!9Essssos
open Alleys Until p. ~. All DAY sat. Sun.
Most Beautiful coestsh LounSs n Detroit.
Of IvnIIlu ssl7 JOS. cAMPAU MA lS4s
7 La UlUm 20 NE" ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAMONA REC !, Srt !sSE "'s "a sszs
OPEN BOWLING TODAY. 10 A. N. 10 Up. NJ.
ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
plVtpeInE 3l29 EAST JEFFERSON. at
nlILn0luC McoouGALL NE 1890
Openings for Mornins ana Afternoon Leagues.
hITlbhA htC. NO s557 AlR cooIt6
operina for Steam League tuesday at 3 p. ~.
Open Bowling weekday, " Noon 10 p. N.
pnI IUur 70lO PURITAN. Near LNefnoh
nUlHWiLC 10 ALLEYS w 1880
Choice Day and saht LEAGUE Reservation, sun
Available. Me- O~ner'. iack Campbsll. Manaser
p0Yu $500 mAslsLleuE. Near {: warren
COMPLETELY REHoDELEp. NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE ~
STATE FAIR 1850 " so. a.. s, 10 s'''a
SHOW PLACE OF THE WORLD Open Bowling
Every EVENING From $50 Until Ciouns
THE NAPLES 2, 'a S1lt HIsH''A" O f's s;;.o
OPEN BOWLING 10 A N. UNTIL s.sS p. ~.
AL DAY SATURDAYS ANo SUNDAYS.
TOWER REC. sc. ,,oi; sxyT"'ss. =. a. ..so
Under Me- Management op,n Alleys TO-DAY
UriI $50 p. NJ. After a.. All Day sat. Sun
VICTORY ~ x 4 .lIt /" Tk $50
opsainn for Nornius Afternoon ard Midnight
Lsssuts. opsn Alleys Today TN PN.. After 10.
WASHINGTON BOWL IS so sIFs TtiI G.
DAY AND Mlost6Hr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE oPEk UhTlL A. ". ca 1920.
WAYNES SCHOOL 'f g %,. \ " q? a.t s'
WHY DON'T YOU LEARN NOW TO BoWl7
See Wayne spsuldins-Haw Him So, You Risht
WrcT pulnLcn I0sll ". CHICAGO, Near
MESI GhlGAuU MYERS NO s752
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUN.
DAYS, 10 A. ~. UNTIL CLOSING. ALLEYS.
WEST DETROIT w, wyo sIGS'sS OK s ssi'
Open Alleys weekday. , 10 p. ~, All Day
sat and Sun All RemOdtisd 10 Nes Lanes.
UNTITLED all EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
mnII IIEn 10 ALLEYS hu 1881
DO SEE wOMgH's WORLD CHAMPIONS
IN ACTION MERE NOVEMBER AND 5.
)lRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
# You Deliver
Eagles Pay Off

PHILADELPHIA, oct. p CUPl
The Philadelphia Eagles, toured
as the power of the National
Professional Football Leagues
Eastern Division, have installed a
cash bonus system TO spur their
players to greater heights. club
officials said today.
The club spokesman said that
Eagle players receive $40 for a
tackle inside~the rival 20-yard
line, s. for a pass interrogation
and SO for a pass GR1crception
from which the Eagles score
without Surrendering the ball, SO
for a blocked kick, and 50 10
every player in the game at the
time for each runback of a punt
or kickoff for A touchdown.
The management paid out S95
following Sundays victory over
the Boston Yanks. Steven Van
Buren, hit the jackpot with a
55-yard touchdown return Of a
punt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

Altoona REC. ~ 's IiL I,S'''A" 4 a' sl,r
AFTER a. AL DAY SAT. AND sun
AMBASSADOR f9SkttI " vl 7. ss.5
I oesa Bo~iins An Day Saturday.. Sundays From
10 A, ~ T.il elss.ss wsekasys Ttl y After ~.
BEACON REC. W +. E aII.s at " u l'sSss
oPIs BOWLING TODAY Until NJ
CADILLAC 20 A, 10 'AS' r, lSs'Ht q ,lsl
MIXED ooUsLEs SATURDAYS AT . p. ~.
MEMS $50 DOUBLES SUNDAYS AT p. NJ
nruTruuIiI 1880 GRATloT AVE.
IEN ILhNlRL Near s.hile Rosesiils 5000
Open so.iins Today ur,l p. ". After a.
is lanes. Wat Or Beautiful Cocktail Louoss.
CHeNE.TROMDlY '' 3 s ssast = t.o $40
Plan Nov TO Eater Our 3.NAn Team oV.rsssrass
Tourney. Entries Close so'. 9. ever, Nov ~
CREST LANES y SctSSs 40 aSss
aoME OF rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT OUR STAGE sAs. cock1hiL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION s s4EASfT ca $50 g
"a Atsy, oPts BOWLING n p. 4" sud
AFTER iO:3e. All oD saiurdssi ard sunday,
EAST WARREN ''t c4O Il SNS' Il Il oo 80"
NAVE OPENINGS FOR 2o.1Ehn LEAGUE
MONDAY. 6.TEAh TUESDAY At p. "
6ARUeh KbC. CENTRALLY LOCATED
oPes BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 8 p n,
AfTtR n AL DAY SATURDAY. SUNDAY.
cLprIrIn 4472 cHtNt 20 aLLErs
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. NJ and
AFTER lt:3o AL DAY SAL AND SUN
GRAND CENTRAL s, ,s'' ,l ss8' ~ s s.sszo
Fl.asuf. TO Bowl al ouis,,,t Alleys In Detroit.
GRAND RIVER-LIYERNOIS '''' 70 .. -, slStF
Open Bowling All Day Sunday!
GREAT LAKES % " sIFt'" Ss s,s 3
Open Bo.Hpg-so ALLEYS ~ A Rov-Uom s
p NJ sne After u. Cocktail Bar AooiHins.
IMPERIAL REC 't ctsfsal t2TG potA Ht5'
10 MODEM ALLEYS
op,n Every Day Urm siosshi. VA 1895.
IL, MIllEITS "7 1 sS yas,7t AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOUIS CAVE a, o. I. w sT t-''P II ,77s
LEAGUE OPENING MONDAY AT 50. ".
oPEs SOWING sArUsoAY AND SUNDAY.
LOVES REC. g 20 s sRTh,sS 4 45slts
Completely MoosfniIsd. Cocktail Lounge.
1925 East Ishsrton. a. Easiiasr. NJ s3i2.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Major Leaders
Appear Safe

PAP 69-1ss for 500 at BEDFORD in
Grandmont Improvement two
splits spoiled 700 =. Charley
Woods, Wurm's manager, is sur
prising himself with POS average
in Travelling loop o.. Al NelSanS
2S9 and $50 for new marks and
Will Rogers 253 featured in the
Colonial Ed Wolfe hit
254-226-l96 for 676 in the Altoona
intermediate Gale FriSbee
233 in McDonnells 2809 for new
Brightmoor Merchants high.
Julia lack converted the 1910
in the Ritters Ladies e.
Georgia Robinson the 1910 in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

Orange Bowl Sold Out
MIAMI. Oct. % CUP)-The last
ticket for the New Years Orange
Bowl football classic here was
sold Yesterday, five weeks earlier
than last years sellout on Dec. i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Wayne Can
CIinch Title

Wayne High Schools powerful
football team, winner OF five
straight games, can clinch the
Twin Valley League grid title by
beating Birmingham at Wayne
Friday.
The Zebras so far have been
scored on in only one game.
They have defeated Mt. Pleasant,
l4-0; Berkeley. 25-S; Dearborn,
1870; Plymouth, $50; Ecorse. $50.
Don Mason, fullback, has fea-
tured the Wayne attack. scoring
43 points. He has kicked 13
points after touchdown and to
date is credited with nine in a
row.