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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Members In and Out Of Town

Members in and out of town. Sometimes the men
stationed where their be with them then
are transferred and the girls have to home There
constant interchange of wartime experiences which add
interest Of these gatherings. - --
Almost half of the members husbands already the
armed forces and week there arewes
goes off to Join her sailor soldier.
Mrs Franklin Walker expects leave soon TO on Pvt
Walker at Middle Wells, Dallas.
Mrs Robert Weber F Lauderdale with her husband
Mrs Joseph Bradt is in Macon Ga. with her husband.
Mrs Vernon Davis and baby Evanston H. to he
with 1t Davis, who is stationed Chicago
Mrs Harry Esing went 10 Cincinnati join 1t Eslng
who is in the army engineers.
Continued n Page Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

AfNfE- e f Y BHRZTN,
Belgian political writer and lee
tirer. VIII be guest speaker al
the dinner meeting of the
Northwestern Business and
Professional WOmenS Club Of
Detroit Thursday evening at
the Canterbury House i'm Liver
avenue a. Seven Mile road
Topic on America Through
Belgian Eyes
Members of the American
Association of University
Women have been invited 10 at
tend tho meeting Reservations
may be- made with Mrs Emma
Seidcl Of West Seven Mile road
or Mrs Charles Olson Of Tay
Tor avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
They Do Look Alike

We also admired the couture
OF Mrs Butler Higbie, who. at
the moment. was talking with
the young Eddie Strohs. Mr..
and Mrs Frazer Whitehead were
dining with Miss Frances Booth.
tThOSe two sisters DO look
-alIllel- And Al and Mrs George
Lackey were Just finishing their
supper when we lett
The Boat Club was gay sun
day night at the buffet slipper.
Henry Lyster came In with his
sister. Mrs. Rutherford. and
WoolSey Campau with Mrs.
Alexander Copeland " Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Seldom were there,
Mr.. and Mrs Hadlev Richard
Son. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Wright. Mr. and Mrs George
Stark were having q coke
with Mr. and Mrs. Colburn
Standish and Colhurn IT.
Alr, and Mrs. Graham Lind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
WissM0ronTh0tcherWeds
It. Scott ofLynchOur8 Va.
BY THE CHAPERoN

CHRIST Episcopal Church in
y East jefferson avenue was
the scene OF the wedding Satur-
day evening at $50 o'clock. Of
Miss Marion Thatcher Povah
and 1t Albert Charles Scott,
.Iae Rev r. : Whitehead Off
ciated at the double ring eere-
mony
The bride is tho daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Ambrose
Povsh Of Gill road Farmineion
and 1t Scott Is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Scott of
Lynchburg. Va.
The bridal gown WAS taSh.
toned Of antique IVORY satin
along bouffant lines with 4 long
fitted bodice The dropped shout
der yoke of IVORY msGguSette
WAS distinguished by a scalloped
bertha of satin and The long
tight sleeves extended IN points
over the hands The sCaIllp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

loy were with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hughes, and Leonard
Rheume came m with several
guests none OF whomwe recog-
r}led but wished We knew
them for they looked interest
ing and the gentleman had a
very French accent
Airs MpAe eaFFhaFttt who has
been visiting in the South. has
returned 10 her home with re-
ports Of doCwoCd in bloom and
warm weather, which made US
quite enviouS and gave US the
needed prod 10 buy our Victory
Garden seeds AZ once. AND
we saw George Edwards
Schenck working buSily about
his garden the other day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Return From Skiing in Quebec

Frances Stroh Nancy Greene and Mrs. Guy Greene
just back from Quebec where they had fine skiing
Laurenans
They skied at Mont Tremban 40 miles north Of Montreal
and at ST. SAWYER and at Ste Adele.
The Harvey Kimerys have moved house in Touraine
road Crosse Pone Farms formerly owned by the Don
Dckinsons
Mr. and Mrs. kmerly will entertain the hex Club the
evening of March 81 when Prof Wayne Caxton
art department Of Wayne University, will discuss Con
temporary Architecture and Pioneering Done Frank Lloyd
Wright
All the meetings of the club this winter have been
in the evenings because the members busy the daytime
with their work looking after their homes children
The club has had exceptionally good meetings despite
that the membership has been depleted because many
gone join their husbands
parts OF the country.
Most of the husbands in town, however 20 the
ngs with their and the programs planned
teres them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Kappa Alpha Theta

The Kappa Alpha Thetas
have long inst of pledges.
Among them are Alice Pyle,
Ann Lippincott Corinne Essig,
Maroon Sharkey Barbara Scott.
Jacqueline Merrtt. Marion 6iil-
breath Mary Carpenter Julie
Slocum and Barbara Longwsy.
Kappa Delta Will pledge. this
SUNDAY Betty Jane Ellis. Mar
garef Ilolk Patricia Ham. Jean
Cunlu3n Pc 4ltn LaBOunty,
Barbara Morris and Janet
N0-ug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Ensign Newton Departs

Ensign Lawrence Newton.
who recently received his com
mission at the University OF
Michigan, left Thursday for
Maryland where he VII take
amphibiouS training
MIR and Mrs. John w. Waiting
of Long Lake road are AZ the
Fenway Hotel in Dunedin. Fla.
until the middle of April
Among Birmingham enthuSi-
aStS who never miss a dog Snow
are DIR and Mrs. F. r. GaSow
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Hackctt
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ken
nedy who attended The one m
Cleveland last Saturday and
Sunday
The GaSowS. who are inter-
Continued on Page Two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
OAR els Friday
At InqIeside Club

FORT PONTCHARTRAIN
CHAPTER. OAR, will meet Fri
day az 1890 p. m for ITS
monthly luncheon at Ingleshde
Cmb, with the meeting follow
ING az Mrs O. Dale Reynolds
VIII speak on Facts About our
Approved Schools ~ Chapter Of
fCorS VIII be nominated
Luncheon reservations are be-
inc taken by Mrs Archie Myers.
Nr, Fred r. T. Grimm or Miss
Elizabeth Austin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Income I ak
Party by
Mrs. Hoffman

BIRMINGHAM. March II
MRS PAUL r HOFFMAN, Of
VI Sufheld road is entertain
ing this evening AZ another Of
hcr original dinner parties hal-
ne asked her guests tins time
10 an Income Tax party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tucker
and their daughter. Judy OF
Dorchester road are I'M Virginia
visiting Seaman - { Thomas
Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs A Fletcher
Plant and their son. Bill, OF
BrookSide drive have returned
from 81 Louis. where they VS.
tied Fletcher Plant jr. who Is
attending college there
Mrs George Hunt of Aspen
road was hostess AZ dinner
"Wednesday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
lea for Mrs. Auqur

Mrs Lawrence p Smith en-
tertalned AT tea Thursday after
noon for Miss Margaret a.
-ArUr1r uf kfurS~ooe sStheett
CranhrOok
Mrs Gardner VI Cobb has
returned from Tampa. where
She visited her son It.. William
Cobb She was accompanied
south by Bills 6ance, Patricia
Mueller. of Detroit.
Mrs. Charles y Mccall OF
Argyle drive Is the guest Of
Mrs. Grace Newton Of Lake
Worth FLa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Hilses TO Visit Parents Here

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P Hills viii arrive Saturday
from Graylng spend few days with Mr. Hills parents
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hills of Bloomfield Hills.
1t. and Mrs Allison Virginia Hills have moved from
Berkley TO Detroit and living Appohne avenue.
group Of Bloomfield Hills including F. j. Robinson
Walter Morley and Charles Van Dusan left day ago
for Sebring Fla for golf
Mrs +. j. Robinson and her granddaughter Barbara
Hyde will leave for Fl Lauderdale and Join
Mr.. Robinson Sebring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Alpha Chi Omega

Lila Makima. NeikW Preoske,
Marilyn Thomas Jane Merrill
and Lois COthran are bein Z
pledged 10y Alpha Chi Omega.
There VIII be pledge mcct-
ing this sunday az the Chi
Omega house after JJe-,f, In ift-tii ~.
Shirley Head and Barbara Grif-
fifth are pledged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Cap Of Old Rose Pointe Lace

The fall length veii Of IVORY
tulle fell in folds TO the end of
the gowns train. and was fas-
tened 10 a cap of old rose pointe
lace which had been used on the
ring pillow at the wedding or
the brides parents She carried
a white prayer book with white
orchids placed on top.
Miss Roberta Povah. twin Sis
ter of the bride. was the maid
Of honor, and Miss Ruth Scott
sister Of the bridegroom, was
the bridesmaid The attendants
were dressed alike in froCkS of
aqUamarine chiffon
The dresses had draped bod
Continued on Page Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Chafty and Pleasant

The clubs were gay Thursday
and Sunday The Country Club
WAS chatty and pleasant We
saw Fred Zeder, whose pretty
wife is South, dining with Mr..
and Mrs Wilson " Mills. We
saw him get up to 60 over TO
speak to Mr. and Mrs. Colburn
StandiSh and Mrs Thorn AZ
Henry Simpson who had a table
near by
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Buhr
came IN pretty Mrs Buhr look
Ing smart In blue with her blond
halr uncovered Mr.. and Mr.
George ClarkSon Thrall were
dining boz a corner by them
selves. and lovely Mrs. Harold
BOYER came IL With Aif. Boyer
and Nh and Mrs William Nc
GNcIn The JudSon BradwayS
were with Mr. and Mrs Albert
GufnthS. and Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Stackpole were there =
Mrs Stackpolc in our favorite
color scheme Of gray lovely
with her white han.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
OOrOrities
Pledge u. M.
eshmen
ANN ARBOR. March II.

ANN AKbOR, March II.
QUITE a goodly number Of
0 the freshman girls on the
campus are being pledged by
sororitieS this week. All the
select freshies who have made
their grades. will trade in their
maize and blue caps for pledge
pins today or tomorrow.
The upper ClaSSmen who are
Joining Sororites were pledged
last January.
Alpha Delta ri is having its
simple pledging ceremony this
Sunday The principals IN this
event VIII be- Lynn Douglas Hoiy
IverSon, Marian Myers and Lois
BockStahler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

cause other more conscientious
women have saved tin is the
reason we have canned goods
today. The war on waste is no
Idle demand Of The authorities
and this woman IS a descrter
II she doesn't do her bit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

member Of the Junior League Of Detroit from which
transferred 10 the Syracuse branch
Because OF sevantess and the fact that
young matrnus these days busy with work
the entertaining being done the clubs
The Don Woodrufs unable give Il dinner home
took number guests Country Club Saturday night
for dinner dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

motif was repeated down the
front and back panels OF the
skirt and on full train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Il just he bothered this saving fat
and tin said silly Crosse Ponte today.
There must be plenty of tin around wouldn't
canned goods the he'eSand for fat-we still buy
lard-so there must he plenty of fats"
What she didn't stop the that only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Ra,iibk,
through
2lAayfeai;r
Mrs. Bourke
To Go East
For Wedding
OF Sister to
1t. J. B. Tuck

M RS, FRANCIS BOURKE is leaving Tuesday for
N III Syracuse n. Y. to be matron of honor at the
INV wedding of her sister, Ann OShaughnessy and
n n 1t John Bennett Tuck Jr Of the army air forces,
which will take place Wednesday in st. Johns
Catholic Church.
1t Tuck, Tuesday will complete special training
in the judgeadvocae generals school Ann Arbor
and will then have 10 days leave
After wedding trip, probably to Lake Placid, Ii. Tuck
will return his post Santa Monica, Cal. will go
back to her job director Of admissions and placements
Elmira College Elmira, ~ Y, she has a
will not expire until June.
The OShaughnessys- formerly lived in Crosse Ponte.
Ann went to Lgget She is member of Tau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

LAME Wright,
who hopes TO join
the WASPS soon,
plotting her fly
ing course on an
air map before
taking off from
the city airport.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

Seupfer, 5aft EeiI bon bortreffIiher
arbsit, gefnnoen; oonebM Grnbdn-
Der, Solsbdnoer, rilltoe G6eiben, au.
gelr uno nnoere 56mudIoden. 6tei.
nerne 8affen, BfeiIfpisen, 5peeripit.
sen, Meifer ,,no Belle finoen fith ne.
ben @eratidnften aus 3dbnen, quo.
den, Rnf6eln, iotpte Sdmudgegen.
itanoen aus Stein, &ola, 3noden uno
Meni6elidalen. 4uber Dem aupfer
bot man in einieen SiieeIn 8Ieiers
boreeflnoen, ME aber Colo ODER gi-
len. @rob eetpobene @etp6noer, 8a1t.
geDebe, aus Sierbaaren berfertigte
Stoffe, iotpie auiammensendbte 2eoer.
itide idetnen, einieen 5unoen 5ufoI.
ge, aur Befleionns ge6ient au boben.
Gus allem Dem ereibt fi6, bob Die
Siigelboner iebr 5ablrsi9 uno elm
SoH nit feiten Bobniisen tporen, Bel
tpel9en in bieIen tpeientliAen Dingen
etne bouiee nabereinitimmung berri6.
te. Sm groBen uno ganaen erI6eint
ibre <ltur atpar Der Der beutiaen
Snoianeritamme iiberIegen, ober in
tainer 8eiie b0ber ODER onoers ols
otelenige, tpel6e na9 6en 8eridten
Der alteren 9feiienoen bic Snoioner.
1tamme oieier @agen0en our 3eit Ser
entoedung onf5utpeiien batten. Sc.
oenfous itano iie tpeit binter Ser @nt.
iptdlung 5uriid, pel6e Die Neritoner
uno Die Peruaner in borfoIumbil9er
3eit errei9t botten.
(5ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

gebung berDorrngeno isnb aus erO.
nnliDorfenen 5teintDdlTen erbaltt. oie
@eitdlten bon Sieren ooer Neenid1en
no4abmen. Dieie firban fib nament.
lid IN Sotpa, Ohio, Sainois, 0aiifou-
RI uno Snoiona, boruieseno in 8is.
coniin.
8dbrenb man friber SieIe 8auten
e1nem befon6ern Wouno guiIoer.goIf
5llldrieb, oas ipdter auseeuonoert
letn ioute, uns 6as au6 NIT BEN a,,I.
turboltern 3entraIomerifas in ber.
uanoti9uftlider 8e5iebung ftebeno qe-
oa9t tpuroe, iit in neuerer 3ett Ser
belt1mmte Na6meis erbradt tporoen,
DOB ousi9lteblid Die @orfabren Der
Sr1oioneritdmme> Die our 8eit Der
@ntoedune in oieien ODER benohbar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

ten @egen6en tpobnten, bic Moun6s
erri9tet boben t0nnen. Cine eroBe
Gn5abl beri6ieoener StGmme iIt oer'
nr11tli@ BEL oieien 8a1.ten betei1igt
getpeien. giner oer berborraeenoiten
Mouro ButJoer<Stdn1me tporen Die
@berofeien, Die 5ur 3ett Der @ntoef'
tung Imerifas at beioen Seiten Der
Guegbanies in 8eit 8irgtnia un6 g.
Carolina tpobnten, bic aber in Dor"
biltoriider 3eit audi 6ie SGler 6es
Ohio unb- iainer 3ufliiile beb0fert 51t
baben fdeinen.
Inter ben @eseni itGnoen (slrtefac-
tenn, pel9e it9 in BEN @roaufpiirfen
gefunoen baben, ftn6 51nd9ft bielfa9
tunitpou geitaltete &riiee, Slaiden,
nit Sdlien beriebene @efdBe, Se,1fel.
topic, S@iiiieln uno 8eden, Erint'
be6er, 1tidt ielten nit f,1nftboller Or.
nantentif, aus nit Sano ooer Md1-
i6elip1ittern bermii ii9ten 1tnb beri6ie'
oen gefarbtem Con berbor5ubebe11.
9aneben finoen it@ Bfeifenfopfe, bic
@aitalt beri6ie6ener &iere na6ab-
memo, aus Son sberannt, ODER aus
Sdiefer, Speditei1,, Marmor, Hor'
pbDr gei9niten. Die Sfulpturen ae,..
g nebon aufnerfianter geaturbeobad'
tuag uno ftn6 ,.m 10 bemerfensmsrter,
als ite NIT iebr mangelbaften 8ert'
aeueen bereeitent tperoen mubten.
8on Metallen idei1een bic Siieel'
bauer i'm tpeientli@en nur q1pfer
un6 Stlber, ,.1to atpar lesteres 1tur IN
5orm bon oiinnen Blah@en su,
Blattier,.ng oes 4upfers, bearbeite1
5u baben. Nean bat Meiier, aegte
Meibel, @feil. unb 0ansenipiben 20,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

iogar big 8u 100 SUP, BEL einem
9urdmeiier big gu 800 SUB. sic
ftn6en fi9 meiit in BEN E6lern oes
obern Miiiiilippi, Miiiouri 1no Ohio
Bis btnab 81 ben @oIfitaaten. 8e'
ionoers reid ausgeitattet lit Ohio nit
feinen ettpa 10000 Siieeln uno 1900
rtngf0rmi9 erbauten 8allen. Sn oem
@ren5gebiete bon Soma un6 Suinots
ft1toen ftd, abeeieben bon Den Sting
tpdQen, mebr ols $500 Mounos.
Ma9 Squire uno 9abis 1tnteri9ei.
bet man: /. 8erteioigungsmerte, aus
@roe uno Stetnen errtdtet urto aus
@dIlen unb @rdben, borgei6obenet1
@erfen, &aieuatten uno unteriroi'
f6en @dngen beitebenb. sic ftno an
itrategii6 pi6tigen Suntten, 1amett"
Iid an Der 8ereinigung 5ueier SluB.
Idufe, erridtet. go itno ct. 2ouis,
Ne,p Wa6ri6 un6 Cincinnati an Der
Ste1e iolder alien 8efeitigungen er'
ba,1t. 9ieie Rinsmd1e 6eitben oft cine
Musoebnung bon mebreren Meilen
uno erreiden cine &6be bon mebr als
200 SUB. 2. Sempelringe, @roma4e,
in Salgrii1t6en unb am SuBe bon
Siiseln uno Bergen; fte reprdientie'
rem tells 9orfumfrie6ungen, tells &C.
beiIigte 8eairfe, ,geriautnlunesorte
bes Bolfes 5u relieioien 8,peden. Sie
umfaiien nibt ielten Elm 4real bon
nabeau 40 Settar u,t6 it1o bon bobeu
@r6auftuiirfen uno @rdben balo II
areiier, bal6 II, Quo6raten ober 4dt
eden uu1gebeu. 8. Semelbiigel, mi
6q,sire u,,o 0aois ite nennen. St'
baben inbss nit ben Gempelpprami
ben fnbH@sr Mutnen ntdts senset'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

aerte, 8feifen, @dnudeeeenftdnoe,
&no9enuaoeln uno 6er9Ieiden Die
6eutliditen Spuren Der @i,1tpirfune
oes Seuers erfennen Ioiien. @s lit
ni@t ,11rtpabri9einlid, 6aB oieie 8au'
ten oie Stdtten be5eidne11, an &pel6en
nud Der bel Ben 0itli6en Snoianer'
ltammen geiibten Sitte Der gefongene
5eino getotet tpur6e.
S. @rabbiieel (8uriaI Moun6s)
beionoers 5ablretd bertreten, beitsen
Die Sorm Der 6eutiden Siinengrdber.
Man finoet Die ueberrete Der 2ei9en
NIT ooer obne Eotengoben, in 1iegen-
Der, gefriimn1ter ODER bouenoer Gage,
mti Steinsn, 8aumrinbe o6er @r6.
reid iiber6edt, 1i9t ielten aus 8aum-
itammen ge5immerten u11o bielfa9
au9 in aus 5teinen aufgefiibrten
@robfammern beigeiest. Sir ben
8rau6 Der MISUNDERSTANDING liegen
mebrfa6e 8etpeiie Dor, iotpie fir cine
anoere nod beute unter ber19leoenen
Snoianeritammen berrl6snoe Sitte,
Die @ebeine Der Soten, 1a9bem iie
bon ben Sleiidteilen befreit uno ge-
reinist uoroen, in Maiienerabern BEL.
5uieben. Ils 8eigabe 6ienten @ef6Be,
iteinerne Rfeifen, Bfeilipisen, Meiier
un6 ionitige @erdtidaften un6 8af.
fen, iotuie Sdmudiaden aus Mufdel'
i9alen ODER aupfer. Die ein5elnen
Siigel umi@lieBen 5umeilen 500 ,no
mebr Stelette.
6. Siisel in Eierform (gffisp or
InimaI Mounbs), cine beionbera
merfuiiroiee 5orm oiefer groauftpiir'
fe, tpeI@e oft n,sr meniee 8ou, ielteu
upebr als sspei Uaros iiber bic llm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

nIs nur ben boben unterbali fir oie
8obnuns Oes SduptIines o6er fir
bag @emeinOebnus. Sfuno, opoI ooer
qnaoratii 6erbeben fie fid auneilen
IN Stufen ODER Serraiien uno gemein.
lgltd fabrt cine @an1pe binauf sum
@tpfel, elmer BIattform bon mebr
ODER tpeniger grobar Gusbebnuna.
Ste ftnoen ii& namentli6 in Ohio,
9entufp; Niiiouri uno Senneiiee. 4.
Ste Spferbiigel (aItor Mounos)
in efteer ODER runber 6orm erbout,
umidlteBsn aus SteinpIatteu ODER
Son erridtete tIeine ooer eroBe altar.
abnItbe 8auten. 0ieie 8autperfe bat
man ols altdre aufgefaBt> neil bic.
lelben ebenio tpie in ibrer geabe ae.
leeene artefacte, pte 8feiIipisen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13
Die 0umbartun OATS &ouferens

(5ortiesung BON Seite 81
tpaltopporat unter oirefter Rontrone
oes Stats Der boreeidlagenen Organi.
iotion, tpogegen ltd Die ameritoner
uno 8riten fir gerfiiebarmadung na.
tionoler Quoten betpaffneter Modt
gu Dur9fiibrung Der RatsentIdeioun.
gen erlfdrt boben.
anoererieits leeen Die Gbinefen -
mie Die 8rite1 uno Amertfaner -
@o9orud auf Die Notpenoieteit, ben
fleinen Nationen Elm auIGnsIi9es
Odtbeittmmungsre6t gu eeben.
Die genpsiniaue @rfl6rung Der
Md6tebertret,ngen beiagt:
~9ie bret 9eleeattonsdefs i96sen
1t@ gliidlib, nod elmer Bo9e bon
8eipre6ungen befa1ntgeben gu f0n'
men, 6aB unter ibnen cine aageu1eine
@inigung beitebt, gu eu1pfeblen, oaB
Die borgei6logepe internotionole ste.
organization fiir Srie6en ,1no Cider
belt folgenoes borieben Jon:
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Evening star., 1944-12-13
Murphy Seeks Record Of Five
Straight 400 Duckpin Sets

Five consecutive 400-sets for an
al-time District League record will
be the aim of Fred Murphy, King
Pin star, tonight when the league
champions, currently second, engage
the fourth-place Lafayettes at King
Pin in one of the six matches on
tap at 7::30 in the city's fastest
bowling circuit.
In a row, Murphy has bowled sets
of .431, 403, All and Ala. Hot all sea-
son, the dynamic sharpshooter also
will be seeking the leadership in
average, being only few pins be-
hind his teammate, Bob Miciotto,
King Pin captain, who is just shy
of the 1870 mark for SO games.
Only recently Ed Nash of Green
way joined the growing list of bowl
ers who have rolled four straight
400's in the all-star loop. His fifth
try was 388.
Other skirmishes tonight will
bring together the pace-setting
Northeast Temple and Greenway at
Greenway, Hi-Skor at Bethesda
Bowling Center, Clarendon at
Brookland Recreation, Colonial Viii
lage at Lucky Strike and Hyatts-
vile at Anacostia Spillway. Tenn
pie leads by four games.
In one of the important Ladies
District League battles the erstwhile
pace-setting King Pins, one game
behind after last weeks rout by Hi
Skor, will have their chance to re-
gain first place in a match with the
leading Lafayettes at Lafayette.
Brookland, deadlocked in the top
spot with Lafayette, meets the
strong Silver Spring quint at Silver
Spring. The champion Hi-Skors,
tied for second place. will be host
to Bethesda Bowling Center pinettes.
Rosslyn, also sharing a second-place
tie. meets Takoma at Rosslyn.
Spillway invades Chevy Chase Ice
Palace and Red Circle visits Colonial
Village.
Evening star., 1944-12-13

Spares: Metropolitan All-Stars-Melis,
Ross, Mason. Groves, Weeden. Prowell.
Washinst Smith, Mcintyre,
Kelly, Wendorf, Kusmaski, Percfval.
Hiohs hllast.r' ------------S S / EI