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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30
Final Reports
Increase Total;
Coal Is Reached
Chairman Hurt Expresses
Thanks To All Workers
And Contributors

A. B. Hurt, county chairman Of
the United War Fund Drive an
nounced this week that the coun-
tvs quota had finally not only
been reached, but slightly sur
passed. Exact figures were not
available for publication this
week, but Chairman Hurt said
the quota had definitely been
reached.
The quota was tentatively set
at $4,000, when the drive opened
and included the Boy Scout fund.
Due to the fact that the county
had a slight credit left from last
year this left a slightly lower
quota to be raised. Around $4,000
was raised this year. The exact
amount will be published later.
Chairman Hurt said he wished
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30
Standard Oil Co.
Buys Bonds Here

Mr.. L. M. Nelson, Field Sup
ervisor, with headquarters in
North Wilkesboro, announced to-
day that Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey had purchased
war bonds in the amount of $780,
10000 in North Carolina in con-
nection with the Sixth War Loan
Drive. In line with the Company's
policy of allocating this purchase
among the 100 counties of North
Carolina in proportion to each
county's quota Ashe County has
been allotted $4,000.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30
CrestOn Man In
Important Work
Now In England In Work In
strumental In Saving Of
Mems Lives

An Eight Air Force Fighter
Station, England-Private First
Class Francis l.. Roark, Route /,
Creston, N. c., has an important
job at the Fighter Wing in a COM
munications set-up that is instru-
mental in saving the lives OF
American fighter pilots and their
airplanes.
Working in split seconds, Pri-
vate First Class Roark and other
Continued On Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30

Five generations recently got together in Ashe County
Reading left right the youngest of the group Jack
Walter Roupe and his mother who make their home in Dub
lin West Virginia; Mrs Roupes MOTHER Mrs Anna Bevins,
of Grassy Creek her mother Mrs Mars and her ia
Their Burkett of Jefferson Mr. Burkett will celebrate
his ninety first birthday i'm February.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30

Pfc. U. C. B1evins, of the
M arine Corps, who was
wounded in action on July Fl,
somewhere in the South West
Pacific, has been awarded
the Purple Heart Decoration.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-30

as they did toward all other
worthy causes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

So that Florence Lawler Of
Birmingham, may meet Port
Huron society before she be-
comes the bride of Seaman VIII
liam l.. We'll, U.SN., April %,
Mrs.~~William r. Walsh and
daughter, Helen, gave tea this
Saturday afternoon in their
Military street home. Guests
coming from Birmingham and
Crosse Polnte included the
prospective brides mother, Mrs.
Charles Lawler apd her aunt.
Mrs. James LaWler Florence IS
the daughter Of Or. and Mrs.
Charles Lawler. Birmingham,
and Bill, who IS stationed at the
Crosse He air hase.-jS the son
of MIR and Mrs. Louis A. We'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Mi+cheIIs
7 ell T roth

Mr.. AND MRS JOHN
VI MITCHELL 50 Seward an
nouncc the engagement of their
daughter. Mollie Yvonue to Cpl
Dale Rcnard son OF Nh and
Mrs. Earl Renard Of Denver
Colo now in the army air corps,
in the South Pacific.
Miss Mitchell graduated from
Kalamazoo College with the
class of 1914 and her hance- a
member Of PHI Lambda Frater-
nity, graduated from the same
school last year
Miss Mitchell is a member Of
the Alpha Sigma Delta Society
and a student nurse at the
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Fund GROUP
Luncheon

THE governing board of the
Il womens committee of the
Detroit Community Fund will
hold 2 lunch con meeting
Wednesday at 1915 p. m. in the
Central Branch Of the YWCA.
Mrs. John n. Failing Jr.. vice
chairman Of the committee, will
preside at the meeting in the
absence Of The chairman, Mrs.
Henry w. Burritt.
The committee is planning a
series of eight "neighborhood
get ogeth hers TO be held
throughout metropolitan De-
troit in May A report on the
progress Of the plan Will he
made by Mrs Neil c. McMath.
program chairman; Mrs. Louis
{. Miriam. arrangements. and
Mrs II {, BrOdcr. invitations.
Miss Genevieve Hazard, pres
ident Of the toastmaSterS club
and speakers bureau on the
women committee. Will outline
tho ways IN which the bureau
can assist metropolitan area
groups.
School of Governments an
nual meeting and election Of
officers viii he held Wednesday
Al 30 p. m IN the Central
YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Women to Hear
TeIe patty Talk

uE FRANZ l. POLGAR Viii
give r lecture and demonStra-
tion or 'Telepathy Amazing
177TTTT70TTy TTT7T T777TTS IT 7 r q 2 7 r :
TranSicrcnCc. AZ the final lee
ture ot The season Thursday
evening az the Womens City
Club. Mrs. Joel Prescott is IN
charge and a. Douglas jamie
son VIII introduce the speaker.
Or. PolGar's mental and pSy-
chic power are apparently tho
result of injuries received during
World War / when he was
buried alive by a she'll Mrs.
Albert NJ. Mackey has been IN
charge f-the lecture series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Musicians Compete

Youthful musicians. from
whom Will be chosen those
eligible for the Port Huron
Musicale past presidents award,
appeared in audubon "Wednesday
afternoon before musicale mem
bcrS in the First Presbyterian
Church house.
Before the addition, directors
Of the musicale and Judges al
tended a luncheon In the Cha
teau arranged by Mrs. William
p Derck, chairman
Dinner Dance Club members
Will attend their spring party
next Wednesday in 81. Clair Inn
which will be bright for the oc-
CaSion with abundant sprays Of
forSythia The committee IS
composed of MeSsrS and Mes
DANES Harvey l. Kimban. Leo
Wetzel. Earl Madill. Roy
Briggs and +. Bingham Fead.
Edward r. Moore. newly elected
president Of the club. and Mrs
Moore. Will greet guests with
the committee.
Chilly north winds have
greeted many Port Huron resi-
dents coming home from Florida.
Among those who recently re-
turned are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Andreae. Gratlot avenue.
who spent three months al
Orlando, also s. A Graham
who has been staying at the
Orange Grove Hotel. but who
has now returned 10 Port
Huron. Mrs. Graham is remain
ING in the South for a short
time. The Fred l.. Higgins and
the William Washes made
Kenliworth lodge al Sebring
their headquarters but spent
most Of their time on the golf
links.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Women
Honor Husbands

LADIES OF MECCA CLUB
VIII hold a BANQUET honoring
their husbands Saturday eve
ming al the Seward Hotel. Mrs.
Walter Fitzgerald will he pro-
gram chairman and J am s
Welch Will be guest speaker.
New officers are Mrs. r.
Clark BuShman, president; Mrs.
Emory Merriman, first vice
president. Mrs. Vern Draper,
second vice president; Mrs AL
bert Frank. recording secretary
Mrs. Estafcne Walling, treasurer,
Mrs. William Taylor treasurer,
and Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald,
philanthropic chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Gray Lady Corps Of ProVi-
dence Hospital will observe its
first anniversary at a dinner
party Monday at 6 p. m. IN the
hospital auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Port Huron
.Boogie Hop
PORT HURON AprII p

FOR HURON. April -
THE LAMBDA RHO TAU
Il sorority girls are busy
these days with their heads TO-
geiher planning The gala harm
dance Barn Yard Boogie to
be given May 10.
Helping 10 make the affair
big success is the general chair
man. Jean DuPlan. Wanda
Odgen and Dorothy Beckton are
arranging for the hall Deciding
on the band are Mary Mactag-
CART. Beverly LaSher and Emily
Schewe- while Virginia Fiebel-
korn. Dorothy Calhoun. Carolyn
SOrcnSon and Mary Kaye Ander-
son are planning the super
decorations. Joan Cooper. Mary
Jane Lehman and Carol Hunter
are taking care of the advertis-
ing end Of ii and Nancy Gillow,
Dorothy Luce and Ruth Part
ridge are choosing the patrons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Guild Plans
Bridge 7 ca

4 BRIDGE tee Win be given
Il ~ IN cmberS Of The I'M
msculs Guild IN kerns audi
forum Friday an 1880 p m.
FOR The benefit OF The scholar
ship fund which the guild Is
sponsoring
Mrs. George ". Rudcil chair
nan. All De assisted bN.
NEsCANEs
MAJ Gr-rafrsl Patrick = Madden
va Ter NbEtsoa William Na.ogrt
Trs~rs p Racket fahn r. Sea ZEN
james Ntsin Charles Sifnef
Reservations may be made
with. Mrs James e. Mccoy on
Mrs. William J Collins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
ST. ThomdsLos
In Third Round

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II CUP)
-Melio Bettina, combating both
the solid punching of Saint
Thomas and the Angels of Father
Divine" picked up prestige today
in the heavyweight boxing field
after a quick three-round knoek-
out over the colorful Negro boxer
last night.
Saint Thomas, whose real name
is Thomas Reed, was given "vio-
lence serenade" before the fight
TO make him "invincible." Fellow
cultists from Father Divine's
movement came TO his dressing
room and sang TO him. He claimed
TO hear the angels singing but
Bettina. a corporal stationed at
Pine Camp, ~ Y. shattered his
illusions by dropping him after 10
seconds OF the third round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Spdrtdns Add
.Hdrriier Meets

EAST LANSING. Oct. II (UPl
Michigan State has completed
its 1914 cross country schedule 10
include three more dual meets and
the annual meetings OF the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association and
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association. il was announced to-
day by athletic director Ralph IL.
Young.
Two-year contracts were signed
with Drake University, whom the
Spartans meet Oct. % in Des
Moines. and Ohio State. The Buck
eyes defeated Michigan State last
Saturday at Columbus.
Wayne University will come 10
East Lansing Nov. 2, while the
Spartans will meet the Tartars in
Detroit on Nov. 10.
The five-mile ICAA meet is
scheduled for Nov. Is in New
York. while the NCAA will be
held in East Lansing on Nov. 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Detroit Offered
L. s. Tourney

The l945 National Table Tennis Championship,
TO be held in March has been offered to Detroit,
Graham Steenhoven. president of the Michigan
association. announces.
The first local tournament will be held Nov
Hip II will be the Jack Taggart Memorial in
honor of the former star who was killed IN action
in the Pacific.
Max Hersh and Mrs. Margaret Wilson, both
of Detroit top their divisions in the state rank
ings for 1914. Pierce Secord Of Pontiac is first
in the veterans ranks
Bill Sayres. former BEDFORD High School star,
who also is the state boys lawn tennis champion.
won the No. ! ranking in the boys division Tor
his victory in the state closed tournament.
V. Lee Webb, U. S. Navy, and AL Foon, trailed
Hersh in the mems. while Mrs. Marie Nash and
Mrs. Margaret Wheeler were second and third
in the womens rankings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
CHECKER STAYS AHEAD

Lillian Bellman's Checker main
tanned IT'S one-game lead by win
ming three points from Muriel
Koerber's Ritter's. 1896 TO 2247.
Evelyn Miller's J. J. took sole pos
session of second with three ,over
Esther Wagner's Demery. despite
Sally Collins POP in $40 for the
latter
Vonda Keefer's RENO moved
from a tie for eighth TO third by
blanking Lillian Beattie's Bud
Maxi, 2266 10 22Sl. Eleanor
Koepke's 233 for Altoona and Elsie
Hornbeck's 229 for New Garfield
Major also stood out.
HERE AND THERE-Ed Pekkala nailed
244-225 In SIS ana Gene Greenfield
ass IN the orient Senior Lee Jacobs.
state horseshoe singles champ. 25s in the
Vest Detroit Community . Len Peters ISL.
new nigh In the MO'schail Ossie
Martins 255 and Warren Steininger's 642
are new Lucky Strike senior tops.
Mike Heuee shot 247 in the jolly Fifty
&. Don strand 245 Ia the Argyle $50
PM Wechert 243 IN the American Legion
. mike Doyle 2a3 IN the Nativity Lutheran
Rsy Fender 242 IN the Fireman No.
Frank waters 245 IN The BuFhtmoor
Merchants Bob Schon 24l In the Am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

Four new records were written
into the books as two important
changes were made today in the
standings of the Women'S Travel
ing Bowling League.
Cresence Sterbenz tied high sim
gle and rolled second high series
with 246-203 in 624 as Selma My
ers' Kinney split with Marie Pan
kowichs North End, 2548 10 2495.
In ousting Agnes Ekstron' En-
terprise from a two-way tie for
second. Esther Schultz Argyle
tipped 99l. a new second high, in
hitting 272l. new fourth. against
1896 Miss Schultz had 22l in
COS, Gertrude Williams oil in 545
and Ida Wetzel 200 in $40 for the
winners. Hattie Wooster rolled
20S i'm 536.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
BY HAROLD KAHL

Just when the going looks east
est, leaders in The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic have been known
to stumble. That's why Herb
Matthews Kraetke is deeply con-
cerned over its match with Rudy
Walby's Deluxeweld at Twenty
Grand Recreation tonight.
Judging from Deluxwelds posi-
ton Kraetke would appear certain
of clinging 10 its one-game lead.
Deluxweld has won only four
games in IL. Yet this club makes
a habit OF surprising every now
and then. and that's what has
Kraetke worried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Scratches
By Universal Service


ROCKINGHAM
weather clear. track 'ss'
Firs' Rsce-WAr Ecifi0n lsdy Bowel,
on Location Cod Bal Tiamors
second Race Trrernnntlef, Tony c.
Roman Descent ny Pickey
Ftrh Rsce-siaf Bienhein
sixth Race-LinVood jim, Polly Lou
TFrss Sandman
seventh Race-Hindu SPY Black Thrust
HAwTHORSE
weather clear track, last
FIRST Rsce-Linsrator.
Seconc Pace--Ho' SeEf Special PET %
Tower Bineo Mama. &stcsos, Ninlia
Harvest
Fourth Race-Our MAYOR. Tourh TARGET
YiriarE Lad Stark a. Peace fteflfs Eye
Firh Rsce-Csy FrsnSs, After schoo.
Csmhn. Another Nlgn'
JAMAICA
Weather clear track faf'
TIrt' RSre-Blt 81 Nerve AnEFi0f scots
Bell Fooio DARCY Drucrle Pslrirls
As Bod Copper Boy Johnnie NAEinn,
Blue Agent Hn JeSsl KinFs Count
Fiffh Rack DorEo
sixth PAce--Pauiut Lulu. Moon Maiden
Thread b Cold
seventh Race--r salute
THIsTLTOOWNs
No tcfHtches they 81 50
Ninfh Race ituhsutIfr --DectAfef OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
ST. Charles Triumphs
Over ST. Bernard

ST. Charles boasts It's second
victory in as many starts in the
second division of the east side of
the Catholic High School League
following a 60 triumph over ST.
Bernard last night at Mack Park.
A 15-yard pass from Bob Beller TO
Louis Joseph in the end zone in
the first period decided the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Buddy Young Leads
Conference Scorers

Buddy Young, Illinois speedy
halfback. is the leading scorer in
the Western Conference at the
mark in the campaign.
He has raced 10 five touchdowns,
one more than Michigan's Bob
Wiese. He has gained 2S5 yards
from scrimmage, averaging al
most II yards each time he car
rled the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
(A{A.

PALACE REC. s :; AI ssA' wsov, ?. P p.,,
OPEN BOWLING UNTIL $50 p. ". Billiard,
Restaurant Cocstail Lounge
PALACE. SCHOENHeRR 's so1U a. s's sis6
ssIt.InshUe,Or 10 A. " toi p. ". 81 Lesson.
PALM BEACH s. IsseT ssH1s Ss s s.s,,.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL s p. ~ Ere.
Instructions BY Al ossson wsesdays IS p. ".
PALMER PLRK mile NILE, soAp' ,s ss.~'s"
TO s.2232. Open 5o~lins From $50 A. ". 10
p ~. After ~. Ere. PARKING. Cocktail Iounas.
PLAYDIUM 1917 I O. s e1spAq "a ''''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
pLIupnu 1925 GRATIoT. at MARCUS
nHiNOUV 20 ALLEYS w ss9s
0psn Ro~lira To-day tn P. N. Mixed Doubiss
Every Sun. Pm. $50 Doubles friday 10 Pm.
RAMONA REC. ,,'I s,d lAsT "'s &c ss5s
OPEN BOWLING TODAY. 10 An TO p ~
ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC s 10 So ssA"O IA fl't doO ayt
opsnine Tor On. Daytime L,asu. Available.
opsn so~nno Wsskdays, y Noon Until ?, ".
ROlAWhE "O IS httevs IN $3.50
Choice Day and Nisht LEAGUE Reservations still
Available NsW 0WpsrN lack Campbell MANAGER
pnvl $500 nANlsTloUE. Near &. wausn
nUIAl p ALLEYS Nj s7T
COMPLETELY REmoDELEp NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE ~
crirr riin IssOO WOODWARD TO s.aS47
SIhIt thlR a, state fsir Ground,
SHOW PLACE or the WORLD. Oxen so~tins
Every Evsnina From 30 Until los'ns.
CONTRADICTION ST lean & cHARLEvoiK
SUU lhtAS ltKN y EIlIYs aU s2sa
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL sP ~ AL
DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
rnluro orr 1918 WYOMING, AT
lUMth neG, sCHooLcRAFr no 1850
Under New Management. Open Allsu Until
$50 p. ~. After ". All Day Sat. and Sun.
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 sc S1SttiSI'sS G
DAY AND MIpslGHr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL A. ". Gu $3.50.
WAYNtS SChUUl 10 ALLEY, VE 7.OIss
WY DON'T YOU LEARN HOW TO Bowt1
See Wayns spauldins-Hae Him Set You Risht
WEST DETROIT 'sI'0S or sss $50
opsn Alley, weekdays. n p. ". All DAY
Sat. Sun. Completely Rsmodsisd. 10 New Lanes.
RanN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Home Towners TO Clash

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II
GNS)-Biny Arnold. Phlladel-
phia's latest knockout sensation
and Mayor Pablo. also OF the
Quaker City. were signed today
for a 10-rounder AZ the Phlladel-
phia arena Oct 30 Arnold has
scored - knockouts IN 20 con-
secutiVe victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Four New Marks Set
Nv Women BOWIerS

hAsSadoY House Virginia Burns 2i4 Helen
MshsrG ana and MAZDA MillG 203 In the
BTightmooT Ladies.
other high scores Lvonne Csppasrt igi IN
sos. Bowling Green Ladies. Ray Mason 23s
De Soto 227 Mike MaNimuik 233. Terry,
senior Ray Wiggens. ass, W Warren Junior
Don Lancaster 227, Argyle s2S. Ernie CLARK
223. Mack Avenue Businessmen Leo Borkos'
Michigan Chrome Al LAWSON 7Oi Cemmer.
Bill SchnuphAse, 61i. DENLY Mems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Worthwhile Selections

i-BErHEL BOY, Nlu DeEsy Noon. Rose
~ Aih'our
2-DfcK SfSKIYOU. vincent GfsuSn.
krgDi Dillon
7-NfSs DEN ~ NOON. Bethrl Boy.
POSE - 1hffl0rr
4-VINCEST GRATTAE. Cardinal Abos
A cot Dillon
s-NfDSICHT VCiO, FRISCO Hal -
aFi0I!yroTd P4nch
s-BEN DONNA Keen Lss. Bose Nafy
T-MIDNcHT vOLOt CAROLYN x. Holly
nod Punch
s-HFfFS LIZ. Pose May Ahos, Baron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

Altoona REC. ,, '' Gt,s r,sN''A' = ~. So.
oPGs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. n. AND
AFTER a. AL DAY SAT. AND sun.
BtAc0N REC. w. Vt ,p,.., 4" ~ -, l,S.S
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AFTER NOON
CHEEe. TH0MBlY ''. !. 6 ss.uol r. Lane. $40
Plan Nov to Enter Our 3.sAn Team Jssrsvsrac.
Tourney. tntr,.. Close Nov & Event Nov u.
CREST LANES 'O !; att9Ss " NC 10 E ssss
HONE OF rHE MICHIGAN nAJoR CLASSIC.
VISIT QUA STAGE eAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION satts9 c. $50 20
20 Alleys. OPEN BOWLING TO p. ". AND
AFTER 1880 All DAY saturday, ard sundays.
nrupy ils2S WHITTIER at KELLY ROAD
UtNbI ~ ALLEYS. Ar slIs
op.u Bo~IIus TODAY unH p N. ard After
~ Pm. Nome Of the Famous saskei.o' .Chiokso.
EAST WARREN T cAoltvS N'' NJ ocS s"
NAVE OPENINGS FoR 2o.rEAa LEAGUE
MONDAY; s.TIAM TUESDAY AT 9 p NJ.
F0RT-BLYD. REC. CO CO. s 81 uO'' "a !" ss N
can SILL. .eG acc .SS,es, Mossiss
GRAND CENTRAL va. ss' r saS'T ~ 's $50
Pies,ur. to Bowl ., ous,e,t Alley, In Detroit.
Good Transportation Facilities. Bus. sirsste@.
GREAT lakes w 70 E sst1'm Ss s,s :,
op,n Bowiino--so ALLEYS IN Row-UntI
P. ~ and After ~. Cocktail 81" Adioinino.
IMPERIAL REC. 't CENTRALLY r uocA stO'
10 MODERN ALLEYS
open Every Day Unti Midnight. MA siss.
J., ], MlLIEII'S "H If "a ,as,S! AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 10 siItits06 fsstts
complst.ly modsrnilsd. Cocktail Lyunss
1925 East jefferson. at Eastlavn. NJ asia.
NORTH END 70 It''f so VS. SAA'f ~ s '.ssas
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
M ylIpln pcn NATIONAL AT 60 RIVER
UlIMPlG ktG, Ere. Psrlus TE 1886
Home Of the GREATER DETROIT AIL.sTAR.
" Alleys. Open 6o~lins AL DAY SAL. SUN.
PAlACt-DM LANSING IA ssos
oPEn BOWLING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AFTER
-. n. AT DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
~~hrtny - ne ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Trackman Turns 10 Grid

Joe Hall track man new 10
football, is one Of Columbia's
backs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Krdetke Five
Is on-Gudrd
STANDINGS
ream Nams

Tonights matches. 3O-Pepsi-Cola vs..
clean vs.. A n. So Detroit CASket Va.
chene-Trombly. So wolverine Va. Min
eTalites 7-s. a:4S-Bud Stempion vs.. Fife.
Ia. Krsetke vs.. Dsluxweld "a CocA-Cola
W.. Stroh SIS Krakow Va, Tell. rs.
Matches At Twenty Grand Recreation.
1000 Nm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
MAY TRIP GAsKETS

Chances of Rog Overmyer's De-
troit Gasket overhauling kraetke
may be barred by Joe Paulus
Chene- Trombly Recreation in one
OF the two feature matches billed.
That will depend lot on whether
Rog continues his fine shooting.
Lou Sielaff's T. e. 3, high aver
age team in the league with 1915
but tied for fifth in the standings,
crosses with John CrimminS Paris
clean in the other headliner. F. a.
p is red hot at present, bur Paris
clean is capable of getting that
way. too which makes the out
come doubtful.
Joe Norris Stroh and Harold
Aliens Mineralites. tied for third.
will go in the favorltes against
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola and
Charley Rahaut's Wolverine, re-
spectively. For some reason Stroh
always has trouble with the CokeS
and the latter aim not 10 disap-
point their rivals. Jimmy Miller
is on the beam for Mineralltes.
TOO MANY GUNS
Joe Adams 7-ll carries TOO
many guns for Krakow despite
Paul Scribner's stellar work Re-
turn OF Phil Bauman gives Charley
KotarSkis Fife the edge over Bud
Stempien. while the tussle between
Cass Schlaff'S PepSi-Cola and Nal
Gilmour's Southeastern Recrea-
ton is toSsup. 'Tis said Gilmour
may put oD<the apron again after
his 400 debut ~ last week
Louie Burr heads the individual
averages with 216 FNe others.
are in that class. Chef BukowSki
having PISS. Ken Haviland 2062
Fred Bujack 203l0. Paul Scribncr
POLL, and Bill Kenet zoos.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
DIR. STANLEY JONES
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The sponsoring committee for the Dr. Stanley Jones mission, consist ing of delegates representing II churches of all denominations in Waterbury and the Naugatuck val- ley, met last night at the First Con- gregational church to make neces- sary arrangements.
 Plans were made for committees on publicity, radio, program, usher- ing, finance. promotion and culti- vation among the churches and worship committee including mu- sic: and for a huge youth rally to be held under direction of Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church and counselor of the pilgrim fellowship of young people.
 The mission at the Second Con- gregational church will be under the auspices of a general committee sponsored by the Waterbury Min isters association and is packed na- tionally by the Federal Council of Churches of America. Twenty-six churches in this area are cooper ating. Dr. John C.. Walker, pastor of the Second Congregational church, is chairman of the eXecu- tive committee.