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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24


total of 1913 moro than last sea-
son. The latter are both new all
time records.
Back in August when Aliens
spot was awarded the tournament
he had every reason 10 feel II
would exceed the 1913 record
total set at Saginaw in 1912 In
fact he gloated about H. That
he did not achieve ms ambition
may be traced TO three sources.
First. his fellow props" are too
busy with government regulations.
Some are too occupied ringing the
cash register There was a time
when "one for all and all for one"
Axailed.
he third reason and, perhaps
HNmost, Alien may have over
looked. His backing. strong AS il
Is. of certain party, strictly
against all sane proprictors' rules.
of an OF side secretary Of his own
group doesn't seem 10 have fused
a great number Of the props %
are overicd with an unknown try
ing TO tell them how 20 run their
business. That may be thc-rraf
answer an. Alien may come out
Swinging on a Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Hawks Give Up Hope
OF Getting Bibeault

MONTREAL, Dec. % up
Negotiations for The purchase Of
Patti f3tbe4tit substitute goal
tender OF the Montreal Canadlens.
have fallen through and the Chr
caEo BfackhawkS VIII 20 along
with Mike karakaSr - BlackhaW X
IN anager Paul Thompson an
nounced today.
Thompson said that he had dis
cuSSed other player deals with the
Canadien officials. but nothing
definite had been decided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Tag Bout Ends
1914 Mat Year

Wrestling in Detroit VIII be
ushered out for 1891 with an
Australian tag bout at Fairyiew
Gardens, Tuesday evening Par
ticipa,ng IN this four-man mat
struggle VIII be Red Dawson
and Dutch Schultz on one side
and the Tex Riley Angelo
Marrinelli combination on the
other
The bout viii have an hour
time limit. In another hour
match Bert Ruby and Walter
Roxy. local rivals. Will clash for
the first time IN over a year.
Dale Wayne and Franks Q
Clemens clash IN the short match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Junior Rifle Series
Here Holly Contested
BY DON GILES

I'VE will beat them on our
home range next Friday night"
Harold d. Mcmahon, coach of the
Detroit Edison boys rifle team,
said Saturday, following the de-
feat of his team in their FIRST
match of their little world
series against the Vickers
junior.
The series. best two out of
three matches, sponsored by the
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association has created
tremendous interest among junior
and senior smallbore marksmen.
Coaches of all junior rifle clubs
in Detroit will meet at the De-
troit Edison range, so w. Willis,
Thursday TO draw up a schedule
of shooting with competition TO
start after Jan. ].
Meanwhile, senior rifle clubs
are busy following election of Of
ficers In their association. Plans
for a l3-club league have already
been completed. Mike Tokar, in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

charge Of the league, expects COM
petition TO get under way the
first week in January.
Among clubs who have already
signed up for the league are Parks
and Recreation, St, Mary of Red
ford, Chrysler, Detroit Gun Club,
Great Lakes Steel, Royal Oak,
Cadillac, Detroit Edison, Murray,
Gasco, Brewster, Irish, Fisher Y
and Minuteman.
League matches are expected 10
be fired each Sunday at the new
Brush street armory range where
several organizations are making
arrangements 10 fire during the
coming winter months. The r.
position layout is now being put
into first class shooting shape
Good word was received Satur-
day from New York announcing
that the 1915 final matches Of
the William Randolph Hearst
Citizens Workmanship COMPETE
ton would be held TO two posi-
tions-prone and standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
This Is Novel!

HERE AND THERE-We like
the prop who has come up with
a brand now tournament w1ttt
all the headachec-hiS establish
ment as first prize 49,. Joe Norris
has IL figured durIn nine years OF
The Detroit Times All-Star Classic
IL, S4S.770 pins have been spilled
for SO. 900 games. or an average
of 100 per man Paul Scrlbner
leads in al enhance Frank Mitzel
low average, la.
Walt Pageau. a little diSap-
pointed, too, like Allen says the
state match game doubles ellmi-
nations VIII be held in Bay City
Jan. 20-21 Detroit VIII be
allowed p combinations, upstate
%. entries closing Jan. Z
S/Sgt Al Light sends best wishes
Aall members OF HCtroits three
1r leagues LII Joe Krupa
o. the shipping dept of Jahco in
Cleveland can carry en- and ms
hoped he will be here for the
Times Sweeper Hank Nosa-
kowski has gone "blimey' in Eng
land.
Hank Marino's 300-232-300 for
S32 stands out as tie individual
performance for l9i4 and his 10
games ofl300 should give him the
honor oil "all-time king of the
lanes, formerly alleys 90. So say
Ing. You can lead a bowler 10
water, but why disappoint him at
this time of the Year,"
Merry Christmas. all!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Spariing
No Pins
.Allen Is Disappointed
.ver State Entry
BY HAROLD KAHL

You can only appreciate Harold
Allen. proprietor and a bowler
who has accomplished more for
the game in this city than any
one else, when you gaze over the
entry for the AID annual state
tournament 10 be held at the
Palace. where he operates as one
|of the -Four Horsemen" along
with James Crosby" Shillady,
Louis Smead and his brother, Ray.
While the entry , l,l02 teams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
n Child Of Bowling
REPP'S' SON A KEEN STUDENT

in trap drumming with a lO-piece
dance band until the demands OF
the war services took away most
OF the horn and fiddle teaSeFS.
leaving Gilbert temporarily alone.
Until he can put on the required
weight Gilbert will not be in
Quoted and has a SIX months de-
ferment 10 that end, sufficient
time to finish the season. If he
does not gain the necessary avoir-
dupois the chances are his bowling
career will continue without in
terruption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
He's Suspicious
Of Branch Hickey

Tom Gallery. general manager
Il the Brooklyn football Tigers, IS
mifed by reports that Branch
Riekey may -net-iet-tf1e Tigers use
the Brooklyn Dodgers ball park
neXt season
lie says Hickey is.tryIng to get
control Of the football team in
which Capt Dan Topping, owner.
has sunk about 0.0OO Gallery
says Topping might sell the Tigers
20 Hickey. or he might buy the
baseball club" and then where
would Hickey be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

among farmers
and sportSmen
in all parts Of
the state and
10 provide sufh-
cient funds for
the MUCC. to
carry on their
statewide con-
servation pro-
gram.
Dues h av g
been set at IS
per year, with
all of the IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

one thing in
q q n n eCtiOn
W IL n e q n
StruCtiOn Of
a Hey we
have To re-
member once
q er many II
b ca en- the
ira n sporta
ton will not
be solved inn
mediately. as
there will he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

being turned over to the MUCC.
There will be no paid Off
GERS or any kind of expense con-
nected with the chapter" Kelly
said. Every nickel paid in by
members will be given 10 the
MUCC,- to carry on the fine
work they are now doing in pro-
noting good conservation meas
ures," he declared.
WILL CALL MEETING
shortly after the first of the
year we plan to call a meeting
OF leading Wayne and Oakland
County cOnservationists. At that
time, officers and directors in
the Greater Detroit Chapter of
the MUCC will be elected"
Kelly explained.
Kelly said the new organization
would meet possibly twice a year
at a dinner 10 discuss coming con-
Servation problems. Expenses for
the operation of the chapter would
be raised at such meetings, he
said.
At present the MUCC has 135
member clubs scattered through
out the state. These clubs pay a
15-cent per capita tax for each of
their members 10 carry on the
financial needs Of the MUCC AL
though two-thirds of the states
hunting and fishing licenses are
sold 10 Oakland and Wayne
County residents. sportSmen in
these two counties do not contrib
ute proportionately with their
brother anglers and hunters up
state in financing the work of the
MUCC.
Asked if dues in the new organ
iZation could be sent in at this
time, Kelly advised they could be
temporarily forwarded 10 his Of
flee. 9l2 Bull Building, Detroit.
CLASS FOR ANGLERS
Detroit anglers desiring 10 inn
prove fishing technique are in
vited TO attend classes in fly and
bait casting, fly tying, reel repair
ing and stream tactics at the
Fisher Y. Sessions start Jan. 8.
Instructors are Stanley Bisque,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

90 the West and the ultimate
result In lack of shipping space
NAV well be relatively un-
changed insofar a. commercial
~aetisItie. are concerned -
Baum is for the bOwlerS 100
per cent 1--WE are beginning 10
wonder whcthcr one c arl g
Vance is trying 10 steal his thun-
der without reSultsD. but the lat
ter opinion seems 10 be correct.
There is no bowler in this Coun-
try who would sanction another
Abe if II interfered with the boys
coming homo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Currency for Pitchers

Atlanta was up front in making
trades In the winter baseball mart
because the Crackers had 10
young pitchers they could swap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Times Photo

Altoona REC. a 's ssls sssH'SAS a ASs 554l
rnioy Open Bowling Here Saturday,. sundays,
TO A. NJ. On weekdays Until and After ~.
AMBASSADOR I Ii!S' ffHAtfS sc ,. sss5
10 A. N. Til CLOSING. Weekdays TN !. After ~.
LpruWAy IOs44 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
days from A. ~ Until ESQ A. ". Bar Adioinirs.
ART CENTRE g 70 aHtass At r sf ito7ts
opsn BOwlins ALL DAY Saturday, and SUNDAYS.
Free PARKING. ENcelient Transportation Facilities
QELnnu prc w. VGRNoR at WATERMAN
oEHUUN nLuI "a ALLEYS VI $4,000
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
AFTER NOON. WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~.
BOWL ING GREEN uI s.ss SlytR"oLs s 3,
Open Bovine ALL DAY Saturdays and Sundays
10 A. ". Until CLOSING. weekdays TIL p. ~.
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LEAGUE RESERVATION OPEN FRIoAYsP. N.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
BRIGHTMOOR si ga s 55sEtLL a Ay g..
10 Brand Nev Brunswick Centennial Alleys.
opsn Bowling ALL DAY saturdays and sundays.
centennial Near ' som HsN so.,yiiI ss $3.50
open Bowling TODAY, 9 A. N. Until I 30 A. N.
rs Lanes. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
ENE.IR0MBLY s3, $3.50 1 BENZ, p -, $40
oPtN BOWLING SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p, NJ AND AFTER ~.
CONNER REC, $500 s. Spss9s AVE " ,s s,'r
openinss for mOrnlns. Afternoon and Midnish,
Leagues. Open Alley, Here TO-DAY All Day
CREST LANES 'g y ttleSs " 90 70 e sss!
HoME OF rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
nENpY Is2s WHITTIER at KELLY RD.
UIHpI " LANES AR GAS
Open Boviins TODAY From $50 A. NJ Until
CLOSING. Nome Of the Famous easkst.O'. ChIsksn.
DETROIT RECREATION s sttSTtTG e St: s.
% ALLEYS. OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS and
SUNDAYS, weekday Until and After 10 30
EAST WARREN '' eaOi { SNS Il GosS a.
I opes Be~I,es Att DAY Saturdays ard Sunday
FROM 70 A. n. On. Mondays After p. n
GARDEN REC. acc ss STGUwASp looI1 2S'''
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM u NOON
UNTIL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL 6 p. ".
6AhtItlU " SITS Of $40
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ". AFTER ~ 80.
/ GREAT LAKES @ 70 : sAs5'" % sat :,
+ All so ALLEYS Available for op,n Bo~rns
SATURDAY.. sunday From 10 A. ". tn cioHns.
HALL -D0DDS ~ nrcAr sss"O "a ssy s2ii Al
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
a MSutss From Oo~ntown. Ample Pafkne.
ulIICTT'c 77 TRUMBULL AVE.
You Are Always Welcome HereI
Inc nIpu ts0so Woodward avg.
Luz 1ADIN 20 ALLEYS TO s.i4O0
Under Nsu Management Open Bo~ino Sstuf.
Gays. Sundays. Wsesdsys TiiisP n. PARK free
uLcE.pIVn z3l1 MACK AVE., Near
Mixed Doubles Saturday.. B:30PM Open Alleys
Nor. thru Sat. Afternoons From " Noon or.
MOTOR CITY 20 V GsGeSs " Ilte' s7ss
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
SEE QUA BEAUTIFUL cockTAlt LOUNGE,
NORTHWESTERN "a 'i ftlf fss"O ~ S's s.oi,,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS Usril p n AHo AFrER ~
OLYMPIC REC. pt,. 'S Ssriia, 81 IL H s.ssss
HOME or rHg GREATER DETROIT Att.STAR.
" Allsys. opsn eosliHs All DAY Sat. sgn.
CONSULT This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

81 less I h a n
last year. does
rot set so we'll
with the ener-
vescent Allen.
who also E@p-
pens TO be the
able president
of The Detroit
Times All-Star
CT sic, the
doubles, 2137.
is an increase
of 90, and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Two Out Of -Four

The two top college teams
Army and Ohio State, used the !
offense. The two top teams in pre-
ranks. Green Bay and the Giants
n ID not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Gilbert in his quiet reflective way
watched father as we'll AS Norris.
CaSS Grygicr. Bill Kenct, John
pCfro, Howard Curtin and Fred
Wolf when the latter was IN the
lineup.
ALSO A DRUMMER
The YOUNGER Reppenhagon at
tended Southeastern High School
until last spring. Unlike his
father, who was some shakes as a
baseball player in his day, Gilbert
found an outlet not in sports, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

IA child Of the bowling StrohS'
is taking his first idlng steps
As IL were toward achieving the
skill that divides high average
fellow from the lower. His pro-
gram Is study. competition, prdc-
/ ticc and more practice.
Child merits explanation. He
happens 10 be Gilbert Reopen
hagen. Is, son Of Walter. 1888
Montclair. Gilbert recalls his
father taking him 10 the Palace
years and years ago in his men,
DRY TO see Stroh perform. One
OF his idols is Joe Norris, for
whom he keeps score on the Pal
ace big slate when important
matches are being played
Gilbert got his start setting
pins at Salem Lutheran Church,
hut ~ mt fn that ieagtfe- beeatise'
Of his age For eligibility one
must be- a member If the Mems
Club. whose age minimum Is p.
lie knew fellows al ST Paul's.
They gave him a chance as a
substitute and he edged into the
regular lineup as the services took
away regulars.
NOT COMPULSORY
His father did not tell him he
must be- a bowler to carry on the
ReppcnhaCen tradition and he did
not say no when the son revealed
a liking for and a deep interest
IN the game.
You guessed il. Walter asks.
How did you come out?" every
time Gil comes home from
matches in the St Pauls Luz
thcran Church League each Tues
day night at Conner Recreation.
Gilbert's average is 155-160 in
his first league season against the
li3 when he was fooling around
last winter. His high game is
216. After league matches he
tries n practice series and again
at Royal Recreation IN Sundays.
STRoH AND NORRIS
a student of bowling form. tho
shy. quiet Gilbert does not miss a
trick Every time he secs a good
bali he takes note. The major
cues are from the StrohS and
Norris.
Walter, the senior Reppenhagen,
gives him pointers now and then,
but prefers Gilbert practice. study
and observe for himself Father
wants son 10 stand on his own
bowling feet, TO earn his way into
the big time Just as Walter did.
10 master a natural effective de-
livery CLEANED from practice and
experiment, rather than do II
this way becarSe daddy does
Currently, Gilbert uses a slow
hook And where did IL come
from7 You guess right again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
BY Don SiIIies
IN THE OPEN
Detroit Sportsmen
Form Good Will Club

Sensing small upstate portsmens
Detroit spornen anglers of Detroit have
decided to do something about it,
Edwin Kelly we'll known Detroit conervaonst and presi
Bunyan Club Saturday formation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Charles Crake, Paul Young and
Charles Wilcox.
Fly and bait casting will also be
taught at Northeast Y Tuesday
evenings, starting Jan. 9.
WANTS coon INFO
Gil Pullam. we'll known Fern
dale coon hunter, is wondering if
his experience during the past
season compares with others.
Among the 26 ringtails he bagged
were only two kits, a very unusual
condition.
81 have talked to a few hunt
ers and all report few If any
kits" he said.
Art Kirby of Oxford took Is,
among which were no kits; Ken
and Don Stuart Of Milan bagged
% without kit and Harold
fOestrike of Flat Rock hung up II,
all more than one year old.
TT has been one OF thhe most
unusual seasons I have ever ex-
/ perienced and / am wondering
IL other ringtail hunters found
conditions ilar," Pulliam
asked. He said il was one of his
/ best seasons in years.
PHEASANT PIRACY!
Not the least OF the enjoyment
I in hunting is the fun on the side
that goes with it. Rare is the out
ing that does not provide a party
/ of congenial spirits with some
thing to laugh about for weeks
afterwards. This little episode
happened during the past pleas
ant hunting season and for obvi-
/ Gus reasons names will be omitted
Two men were hunting. UT
went a ringneck and one OF the
fellows fired and down came the
bird. He asked his hunting partner
if he had fired and when he said
he had he broke his gun, tossed
out the shell and claimed the bird
with a grin.
The same procedure happened
on the next rooster and this time
his hunting friend picked up the
shell elected by the same fellow
about 10 claim his second bird
/ The shell had never been fired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
A. |. Bat Title
To Boudredu
His .327 Lowest
Winner Since 1908

NEW YORK, Dec. % (UP)-
Lou Boudreau. playing manager
of the Cleveland Indians, who had
more trouble with his own pitch
ing staff than he did with oppos-
ing hurlers, hit the ball at a 1927
clip during the 1914 season TO win
American League batting honors,
official figures released today dis
closed.
The 27-year-old shortstop. rec
ognized as one of the best de-
fensive infielders in the league,
played in $50 games while plotting
his team 10 a tie for fifth place
and got 191 Tits in 5S4 official
times at bat in compiling the
lowest league leading average
since 1908, when Ty Cobb won
with .324.
DOERR TRAILS
Bobby Doerr, Bostons brilliant
second baseman who left the team
in September TO enter the army,
trailed Boudreau by two points
with a .325 average in 125 games
for second plaee-Another- point
behind in third place was Doerrs
teammate, outfielder Bob Johnson.
The Boston Red SoX, paced by
Doerr. Johnson and Fox. took
team batting laurels with an aver
age of 30, nine points above the
league leading mark set by the
Detroit Tigers year ago.
Stirnweiss, New Yorks fiery.
speedy little second baSeman, won
most of the specialized batting
honors. He was the only player
to get more than zoe. hits. winding
up with 205; scored most runs,
lbs, and tied with his teammate,
Lindell, for most triples, 16. Lin
dell was the only player TO top
Snuffy in total bases, 297 to 236.
WAKEFIELD HIT 1855
Nick Etten, another Yankee.
won circuit home run honors with
%, a travesty on the league which
once boosted the mighty home run
bats of Babe Ruth, Hank Green
berg. Lou Gehrig and Ted Will
! liams.
Dick Wakefield, who rejoined
the Tigers in mid-season after
being discharged from the army,
/ hit 1855 in 78 games but Masmuch
as leaders were computed on the
l basis of 400 or more times at bat.
! his figure did not count
Following Boston in team hit
ting honors were Cleveland, 266;
! New York, 264; Detroit, 263;
Washington. 261; Philadelphia.
257; st. Louis, 252, and Chicago.
PAT. The league as a whole hit
! 260. IL points better than in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Ot the Greater Detroit Chapter OF
the Michigan United Conserva-
ton Clubs.
The new organization is being
formed TO promote good will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

PALACE REC. ssa' A sss'I SA.u. ~ S ~,
Open Bowling TODAY From 10 A. n. Until
CLOSING. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail LOUNGE.
PALM BEACH x. !ssHS ctytF Ss s s.ssas
Free Instructions BY Al ossson Weekday, q tOS.
PALMER PARK s S..s..1 ap. no i s;r' g.
sOwlins TODAY. Free Parsidns. Cocktail Lounge.
FARMLAND $50 souf Tasn SAAH e s1 ss''
OPEN BOWLING DAILY, New, Med.,s- Alleys.
tlae Cocktail lounse With GHeeiient Food.
PARKSIDE E ~ ws s!oS AT !, O' Stttys
opso BO~iinu Sat. and sun, Weekday ,osp.m.
Most Beautiful Cocktail Loonss IN Detroit.
PILLAR REC. '. a. pa HthsHeVs NJ s s.os
Omen Bowling ALL DAY Saturday,, sundsu
From 10 a. n. On. Heekdsu UniiI p. ".
PLAYDIUM ''1 i9s' s eA.P.y IVA "a Is4s
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW los 3 . SstIIoI at y s1 ,.ss
Eysry suS,. ?: ~: $50. Double. ". 20 SI ?. u.
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US'S s e. TS. eI., pay s.isss.r .Ss susd
RITTER REC. ''a'' JAN" ga st ss, CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Todsyl
RIVERSIDE ' a.OG SAs. .t''ts rs ia: $
Open Bowling All Day Todsy!
RIVIERA REC. ''m - s e., E,v.s ave-.
OPENING FoR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE
Open Alleys Saturday and sunday unti 9 p. n.
ROUGE REC. +, al st. eSSt'OGt v Ts s.,I,,
when Downrissr. stop Here. Open Bo~,lno a.
Saturday, sunday From A. N. TN clO,Ins.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 4 j .IY.S 4 'HAs NJ ,ssi
oPpsxs sowSIss h1sE AL pAY. sAryH.
SPRINGWtLLS 1913 s'S y, 5,s,l, AVE
oPEs BOWLING WIRE ALL DAY sUspAYs
FROM Y NOON Until CLOSING.
TLANDA REC. s .loSS XAS ~ ,Io,: !,
UsIiL S etcsiss O fss sl scS Apj y sNos
IUWth heG' scHooIcRAFT NO asa
Undsr N.~ Msnassmeoi open Bowiins Saturdays
ard SUNDAYS, wsetdayi TIN $50 p NJ. After II.
VLpcITv 1865 IiVERNoIs, Mr.. menIsboIs
WHO'LL " ALLEYS Us 1870
OPEN ALLEYS Att DAY SATURDAYS. sun.
DAYS. WEEKDAYS TltL p. ~, AFIER ~.
/ VICTORY IH AIN. ,1Ts |" OTsA ,'..5y
oPEN ALLEYS All DAY SATURDAYS sun.
DAYS. WEEKDAYS TtLL sP. ~. AFTER Gas.
WLppru pnWl ZOO wIsr WARREN a,
VAnnLN OUWL CENTRAL TY l-s3t7
YOU'LL ENJOY OPEN BOWLING MERE SAT-.
URoArs, SUNDAYS. 10 A. n. ritL CLOSING.
WASHINGTON BOWL 20 sC s'Ss.i u.s. o.
Open Daily Until ; A. M.
WAYheS SCHOOL ' % SIi.,, g. i.6Is ssf
WHY DON'T YOU LEARN NOW TO eowIy
See Wayne spsuidins-Havs hin S., Yov Risht.
WEST CHlCAGO 'Os s.y y cH'e 70 g., ".
ENTER BRorHGRs ooUBlGs roUesry
NOW ENTITIES elosG ON JAsUbRY :.
WEST DETROIT w wSos sise'S !csa ~, s:s'
opsn tIlsys Saturday. ard sgadsys. Ssskdsy,
} 10 y. y. Compieisly Rsmossisd. ~ Me- tssss.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 1900 ~ e ,.sl
op,r Alley, SATURDAYS. sUEoAYs sssgu'gI
coesisll Lsuss,. orsss sgsls. tEssll.nt FEED.
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

pIIIAp orr I4s2s kERcHEvAL ave.
IILLAn nCut at PHILIP Mu ss02
Oxen BowIins ALL DAY Saturday,. sundsys
from 10 a. N, On, weekdays Until 7 p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

CT OF
arva- Charles Crake, Paul Young and
Charles Wilcox.
oelng Fly and bait casting will also be
WI taught AZ Northeast Y Tuesday
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! LAlV 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
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pApKcInE e. WARREN AT oIckERsoN
MINDFUL LIZ 500 20 ALLEYS
0pen Bovine Sat. and Sun. Weekday. to sP. N.
Most Beautiful Cocktail Lo6ngs IN Detroit.
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phpKI ANN 1920 WEST WARREN, Near
' HIlhLNNV S0UTHFlElO cE 1870
OPEN BOWLING DAILY. New. Modern Alleys.
Ftne Cocktail Lounge With Excellent Food.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-05
Cumberland Concert Association
1944-1945 Season

The Cumberland Concert Associa-
ton will present the following attrac-
tons for the 1944-45 musical season:
Tuesday, November IA, Mona Brad
ford, contralto; Thursday, December
T, indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
with Fabian Scvitzky conducting
Thursday, February Is, Ballet Russo
dc Monte Carlo, complete company
and symphony orchestra; Monday
March 10, Egon Pctri, Dutch master
pianist.
All performances will be given in
Fort Hill High School Auditorium, be-
ginning at $3.50 p. m.
Season tickets are on sale from DC
tobcr to October II at headquarters
50 Baltimore street potomac Edison
Company, Cumberland, Md.
--V-
Alfred f. Smith, presidential can
didatc in 1928, died in New York on
Wednesday, He was 70.