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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
1 GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
the RIVERSIDE
3i23 Jefferson, 81 Mcoousall Nj szsg
Altoona REC, >, 's .', MICHIGAN AVE e.,
oPIE BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. n.
UNTIL p. ". WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~
RmDASSAuUn FEskELL. va 1870
Open Bpviine All DAY Saturdays. Sundays FROM
10 A. n. TIN closihs. Weekday TIN l. After a.
ART CENTRE wooowAso AT wAssts
Open Bo~iing All DAY Saturdays and Sundays
ttes Parkihs. Excellent Tran'portsiion Fseiliiis,
RFACnN pEc ". vtRsoR AT WATERMAN
OLhVVH nLO' ~ Alleys. W. 2.sOSO
Open Bo~iins TO-DAY from $50 An. TIN Closing
BOWL -0-DR0ME l2'o7 DEXTER no $3.50
Open Bowling at All Times!
BRIGHTMOOR aosi s. .5skttL AVE e.! Near
10 Fully EQUIPPED BrunsNiek StreGmiinsd Alleys
0psn Bowling AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays,
nLclun DIR ISL WOODWARD AVE.
IHolhU nt6' IS ALLEYS. CA. 1882
NOME or e v o. WoMEN'S TOURNEY
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMES!
CENTENNIAL s..i a sS sSAT' SI,. Ay.' ,o,,
Open Bo~lins TODAY sA. N. Until 80 a. NJ
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge 10 Lanes
CAENE-T R0NBLY % s attt est"f g., 81 s,,o
Enter sso.HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE
CREST IANFS FUtLEsIoH al so. RlvIs
a Bo~isr's Paradise Visit Or stage Bar and
Cocktail lounes NEVER a DulL MOMENT
nrupY us2s WHITTIER. At KELLY RIO.
uLNO " ALLEYS Ar. 644s
opsn Bouiina TODAY from $50 A. ~ Until
CLOSING. home Of the Famous Baikst.o'. Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION ss s4[SytTT e.. 81 81,
Open Bowling at All Times!
DEXTER REC. D otS sTfsy at sosTTS e ,!s,0
Open Bowling TOday-AIl Day
GARDEN REC 'S os T1GDT1sU ,Od q ls'''
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 70 A. ~
UNTIL CLOSING. wEEK.tHos UNTIL 8 p. ~
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 ~ flR s.1,l s's'
Pleasure 10 Bowl al ouistsH Alleys IN Detroit
Good Transportation Faciliiiss-sus Street Car
epBHnWAY ppc 1895 GRAND RIVER
UnHNUUHl nLV' VI. 1890
Six Brand New ALLEYS. Open Bowling Saturday
snd Sundays Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE.
rpCLT IYCc 20 BALTIMORE
UnEHI lHhLO ~ woodward Ma. $3.50
An 50 ALLEYS Available for op,n Bo~iino sat
urdays and sundays from 10 A. N. Until Closing
uItI nnnnc SIS W GRAND BLvO At
nHkL-VUUU0 MICHIGAN IA. STA
oPGN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Minutes From Oo~nto~n. Ample PARKING.
uIprpIu ORR GENERAL MOTORS BIoG
INT LnlAl nLOt CENTRALLY LOCATED
20 MODEM ALLEYS
opsn Eysry DAY Until MidnghL Ma. 9i96
j. " MllLIll TR. 2.s33s
You Are Always Welcome Here
InWE'c pEr % BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWE , hEJ, 10 BILLIARD TABLES
COCKTAIL LOUNGE MUrrsy s3i1
1875 East IsnsSOn Al EAsrLAWN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Plan Ice Fishing Party

We congratulate the Windsor
branch of the Essex County
Sportsmen's Association and its
members for the exciting jack
rabbit drives it conducted DUR
ing January for Detroit sports
men. From the hume rous
telephone calls received at the
Times we are confident these
parties were greatly enjoyed.
With hunting at an end in
Essex and Kent counties. the club
now turns its attention to ice
fishing parties. The first will be
held Sunday. Feb. 13 and again
Detroiters are invited. AS usual,
they will start from Spracklin's,
625 w. Wyandotte, Windsor at
s a. m, or Walker and Tecumseh
roads at 8:15 a. m. A prize will
be given for the largest perch
caught. Perch are extremely
nlentiful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Lutherdns Add
To Meet Card

Doubles and singles are added
TO the program when the fifteenth
annual Lutheran Handicap cham
pionship tournament schedule re-
sumes at Great Lakes Bowling
Centre this Sunday.
On the doubles list are Bill
Kenet and Harold Bell, Walter
Reppenhagen and Fred Wolf, Otto
Proefke and Bill Stein, Russell
Knecht and Carl Radzom. Marvin
Wrenbeck and Harold Gelinske,
Adolph Friedemann and Matt
Lane, Ernie Friedman and John
Kral.
Norman Halleen's Index Die
heads the Class A team list, 1882,
and St. Paul's Victor Five has
the overaverage lead on 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Another $1,000 Sweeper

'ROUND-'N-ROUND- Ernie
|3olle Will be secretary for Andy
!Stefani's $1,000 first prize indi-
|Pidual sweeper, five games
across 10 alleys, at Rainbow
Recreation. starting April ]
Handy Andy also has a
|i100 first place mixed doubles
ct for March Ray Schultz
Ter, Times Classic prospect, Is
carrying a 1874 average in the
;randway House.
Twenty Grand Recreation
bow has a collection of 80
|ivilian hats on its walls
|All bowlerS, prior to induction,
|r enlistment, in the armed
|orces donated a headpiece for
he duration Bill Wernicke,
member of the Sunkists IN
lhe famed Chicago Randolph
Ague, is averaging 200 de-
e his 90 years.
|rPla-Mor Lanes Ladies Of Chi
|lago are enjoying probably the
IargeSt lead of any team in the
|lountryN in the South End
travelling loop-20 games
'la-Mors have had winning
freaks Of 81 and s . Lor-
jaime Dennis, rolling in the
travelling league here, is the
laughter OF Jimmy Timothy
Jackson, Central and Western
Hens divisions Travelling cir
uit secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Defroiters Aim
AT State Meet

Desroitcrs spring back in the
doubles, singles and team compcti-
ton of the dist annual state
bowling tournament at Palmer
Park Recreation this Sunday.
When they finish a long day there
should be a number OF changes In
the standings
Members Of such clubs as Henry
EhTleis Coca-Cola. George LASH
er'S Olympics. Herman Bengell 8
Pepsi-Cola, Bill David's De Luxe
w, Charley Rabauts Twentieth
Century Russ knechtS- Detroit
Sales, Herb Mathews kraetke
and Ed COtter's Five viii be wing
ing away in the matinee events.
Harold Newhouser, Tiger pitcher.
also IS listed on the Z p. m squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
instructors Are Best

Gun experts agree those best
qualified would be instructors at
rifle clubs, trap and skeet shooting
organizations, who have made a
study of the fundamental prin-
ciples of safety and the correct
handling Of firearms.
Certainly. gun clubs would be
glad TO cooperate with the con-
servation department in its drive.
Possibly some arrangement could
be worked out whereby hunters
would be issued a permanent per-
NIT 10 buy a hunting license after
they proved their ability in the
safe handling of firearms before
qualified authority at a gun
club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Government Welcome

That the government has
recognized bowling and billiard
facilities should be- expanded in
war production areas 10 provide
recreation for workers should
be welcome news 10 Detroit
proprietors.
George McMurphy, chief Of
the recreation section OF the
Office of Civilian Requirements
in Washington, says the gov
ernment is convinced a shortage
OF recreational facilities in
densely populated war produc-
ton communities Is one of the
real causes OF labor turnover
and is responsible for much
absenteeiSm in war plants.
McMurphy has appointed
Charley Vance. field representa-
tive Of the ABC, as bowling and
billiard consultant to the WPB
recreation section. Vance Will
serve as trouble shooter on
problems affecting the opera
lions of establishments.
Bowlings biggest problems
today are piDboys and mate
Fials. Alleviating the pinboy
Fituatien and procuring mate
rials vital 10 the industry Will
be Vance'S main job He should
start right here in Detroit-the
arsenal of democracy-where. il
IS alleged, racketeering pinboy
union should be abolished for
new setup with common sense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Detroiter Takes Lead
In Neqro Pin Meet

Putting together games Of 236
203. 213, 2O3. 200 for a total Of
1856. Earl CBootS) Fairfax, De-
troit. took the lead Saturday after
the first five games of a 45-game
final in the first National Negro
singles championship tournament
az Paradise Bowl. Fairfax fin
ished sixth in the 24-game pre-
lminary round which ended Fri
day night
Sam Merchant, New York. was
second with 246 in 1902 George
Bennett. Detroit. who won the
preliminary round with 4594, was
third with csc. George Williams.
Cincinnati. was fourth with $50
The final . games Of the tour
nament Will be rolled Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

national standpoint.
Baumgarten was so i'm
pressed the way Mltzel in
strueted league officers how 10
conduct their business smoothly
and efficiently the ABC secre-
tary intends 10 have other
city associations throughout the
country copy the IDEA.
The school deals not only
with rules and regulations, etc,
but also the operation of tourna-
|mentS. Just as soon as Secre-
taries are taught first names
are essential the curriculum of
the school will be complete.
After all. this is the United
States and not Argentina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Trout AII-Stdrs
Roll Benefit Match

Dizzy Trout's All-Stars and the
Franklin Settlement Regents will
meet in a benefit bowling match
at Franklin Settlement. WedneS-
day at 8 D. m. Proceeds will be
turned over 10 the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Women City Pin
Entry TO Close

Detroit women bowlors have
until Monday az midnight 10 enter
the twentieth annual city tour
nament 10 be staged at the Great
Lakes Recreation, starting March
y.
With $50 leagues and more
than 1900 women sanctioned
with the Women'S International
Bowling Congress this season a
large entry is seen. The event IS
conducted in six different classes.
according 10 average
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Gaines at RoseviIle

Harry Gaines. executive secre-
tary of the Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the Roseville
Sportsmens Association annual
meeting and election of officers
Wednesday evening. They meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

|Oldy pail us own way ullIl
Stroll came along,
The classic. a SlX-game test
across Il alleys. is limited TO
|)owlers OF 1855 average Of last
|;eason. 1t attracted TO PIN
men last year and is now open
o The state. Second prize OF
III 500 also is guaranteed with
approximately 200 other cash
|lwardS. Roman Konieczny won
Isl 600 for 1867 in 1912 and Joe
Schwartz $500 for 127l last
Lear,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Lotsa Shotgun Shells

Found, shotgun shells! Come
and get EN-.
Such was the notation on the
Ionia County Fishing and Hunting
Clubs notice received Saturday
reminding members of its annual
bluegill dinner Monday evening.
Founded by eX-Gov. Green,
It has one of the finest club
houses in the state. operates
modern skeet and trapshooting
layout and an excellent indoor
rifle range. Dues 81 per year.
How do they do il? Yah got me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

lOnlalS, North
r n d Recrea-
ton Gran d.
m o n I d n d
twentieth Cen
uuTy.
O-V @ r I n g
years Detroit
erS ~ on Il
r n z III y J q n
ships IN this
event. In 1913
G. Q r tr u q 9
Loughran and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

LUCKY STRIKE f 1s1 G stsU H HY ass. :.
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY p. n. UNTIL
40 ~ BRUNSWICK LANES. GAR.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1'aC VT ,, ELLIOTT
oO,u AII.y, TO-DAY from t, A. N. uO,'I /, N
A.. ~. Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. Excellent 3 GOD
NORTH END 70 100: so vi; SA"' ~ s ,,,g,
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
NOTTINGHAM s ;tss 5asT TaSHLs, ne: e.:
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UNTIL CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING
OLYMPIC REC. ~, s.I' s.t.,., SO s ss..s
" Alleys. Es~ and Modern. Rsth,ksIIsr. opsr
Bowling ALL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC. sszs eRaIioI AVENUE
"a Alleys wthOu, t. Post. Open so~iinu 10 AN
to A. N. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge
PALM BEACH s.s ss5S ssrts IS s ,'s,,,
Enjoy Open BoWlins Hero Saturdays. Sundays.
Free Instruction by Al Dssson weekdays. as p. N.
FAlMeh rAhkwoOd"std John r." r. TO ' s.ss1a
Open Bowling All Day Today
FARMLAND '' s., wssT wAss[ ~ AVE ,,5.
open ALLEYS Daily. For.noons GSeeet wednesday.
os,rOit's Ptsttisr Cocktail Bar. Meats Served
.pI AYnIlIU ss7 Jos. cAnPAU. Ma. is4s
IN UlVm 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. ''a, s.S ss1T'OI " Ay ..,s I"
MIXED DOUBLES Every SUNDAY. p. N.
RITTER REC. ''''' 'As ss. +" &c, CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA RE- 1857 GRAND RIyts AVE.
n'ILhA nII' NO. sss7 u ALLEYS
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 100 a. ".
ROUGE REC. ~, :, . GSSt'U ~ , srsr
when Down River STOP Here. Open Bowling on
SATURDAY. and Sundays A. N. TN CLOSING.
pnVu $500 MANisriouE. Rr. &. warren
w NJ "a ALLEYS NO. s777
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. n. TILL
CLOSING weekday, p. N. to p. N.
SPRINGWELLS "is s.s,sIsGwttts AVE,
opsn Bowling ALL DAY Saturday, snd sunday,
A. n. tn CLOSING. weekdays tn 2. After ~.
TEppVe I7ss7 DEoUIsoRE. HEAH
lLUnI NEVADA TW. 2.ss43
Open Bowling ALL DAY Saturdays snd sunday,
weekdays TN S, After a.: Thuu.Fri. After g.
TWENTIETH CENTURY "4I ai,. :, As 81. s.s!
Open Alley, TODAY y Noon Until clOslo0 Week
Osys Tin 80. Aitsrii. PLENTY or PIhBoYS
VlpcITY 1859 tlVERsois, Nr. NehishoI'
fHlOill " Alleys. uh. i.SS2O
opsn Bo~lino All DAY sat. Sun. from 10 An
Until closino. WsskdsH uatii p. ~. After 49,
UlnTnpV 77l4 i2th., AZ DELAWARE
IlOlUnl q ALLEYS. TR. 2.s507
OPEN BOWLING Alt DAY TO-DAY FROM
10 a. ~. UNTIL CLOSING
uEcT nrTpnIT sI24 MICHIGAN Near
MtSI UtlhUll WYOMING. ca O372
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY FROM
y NOON UNTIL CLOSING.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

a 60. L a S I
fall he held
two sessions
and Elm g r
Baungarten,
ABC secre-
I ary W a s
here for one
of them. In
( a c I, h e
pitc h e d in
and cite d
as co-instruc-
tor from q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

y TO 2 10 the
Red Win gs
After de-
feat he tongue
la 5 hes his
hopeless play
erS, some Of
whom he has
ord cred to
stay at GEN.
ter ice dur
ing the game
10 grab pass
- LeN. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
SPAR|NC.
NO PINS
lMitzel's School
Will Be Copied
Over Country
By HAROLD KAHL

Frank Mitzel's school for
league officials has made such
a hit with American Bowling
Congress moguls ii is included
as one of the important items
in the postwar planning of the
national body.
AS secretary of the Detroit
b wiling Association Mitzel
opened his school two years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Fhe guaran-
h g Q d first
boosted
= 5000 and
likeable
zoe Stroll, a
N g W owner,
IA r o u n d.
n oy al was
IAN out cast
hnong other
b prietors
ID Q c a u s e IL
" a tie q 10
L.1T Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Form New Doc Club

Fred Miller former president
of the American Sportsmen and
Hunting Dog Owners Association
is organizing a new dog club, 10
be known as the Michigan Dog
Owners Association. First meet
ing will be Wednesday, $50 p. m,
YMCA, 1920 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
CYO Pin Deadline
Is Set for Tuesday

Entries close Tuesday at mid
night for the seventeenth annual
GYO handicap bowling s touFna-
>ment 10 be held AT the Recreation
Building week-endS, starting
Feb. 20 The event attracted
737 teams. Gal doubles and l07l
singles and carried a 5000 prize
fund last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Detroit's leading teams are
entered as usual in the American
Moments Bowling Classic Ia be
conducted under the auspices Of
the Chicago Herald-American,
March 4-Aprll 9. at the Playdium
IN that city
Latest flEHres issued by Marie
Clayton show 81 teams including
Enterprise. Nornors, Kinneys, Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
OFF THE HOOK

WHAT'S WRONG WITH
THIS PICTURE?: Lester Pat
rick wears a long, sad face as
he watches his New York
Rangers lose Is to 0 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team svsni-Three games FIFE 3ls6
rArfsc-ean 3l-0. Ekhardt 4 Becker 1888
SIf2
Team svenf--One same stroh llss
De Luxe w fff2 Nufralres 1886, Fife.
1i3i. Ekhardt A Becker. NIB.
Individual svent-Three games Arthur
Krecht 74s Cass Grygief. T5e, Joe
PAulus T33. Chef Bukowsh 720
Individual evenf-Oue game Fred WOLF.
2sg. William David ESQ. PM Baumau.
rs. sam Rlchsrdson. us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Venison at Plymouth

The Western Wayne County
Conservation Association will hold
its annual venison dinner Mon
day at p. m, in Jeweli-Bfaich
Hall Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Stroll Is q Boost

The third annual individual
classic AT the Royal Recreation
" Q Ike d s April 15-May Z
should get a record field with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
CLASS Is THREATS

In Class B where Larry Kauf-
mans Gardeners is ruling the
roost with 2847 Tony Kopitzki's
Better Made George Wnkoff
Milt Forester. Al Kopitzki, Ed
Cooley, John Seaman's Harper
Rec. George Brock. Ben Pom
tone, Tony Wilkins, Ed Piotrow-
Ski}, and Ted Puckett's Kars lJoe
9 a resi- KY. Rudy Castelli. Pete
B oyle. Tony Lindeman) are
threats
The 2S41 Of julius Spoons Ma
tional 2707 Of Bernard Sokolov's
Gar Wood Gang tiers and 2708 of
Bill Shankle's Chicago Pneumatic
Testers are the marks % Glass c.
is ID and "A + quintcts viii en-
deavor 10 beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
VERY SUSPICIOUS

LIONS EX-B OS s IN
PACIFIC: Mai. Graham Smith
of the United States Ma
rines. formerly general manager
Of the Lions, is now on duty in
the south Pacific -. Smith re-
Joined the marines two years
ago He was with them IN
France as a kid of Is Jack
Trow III. the O. w. /. corre-
Spondent who died OF wounds in
Italy, travelled with the Lions
when Smith ran the club d..
Trow represented the sponsor of
the Lions 1.CddCastS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Waite
LAST PLACE RANGERS
DRAWING BIO AT GATE

Eag' lie knows it's worth
while. because IN EganS first re-
turn 10 Detroit with the Bruins
Pat almost achieved a classic
revenge The chunky de-
fenscman caught Hollett on the
boards by the Wing bench and
threw a body check which ale
most Knocked Flash smack into
Adams lap .Hollett tectercd
on the daSher. then swung his
feet back 10 the ice while thou
sands cheered But don
think Pat won't try again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
LONGBoAT'S TIRED

FAME AM FLEETING
DEPT: Tom Longboat. the old
Indian marathon runner, who
once ran TO Olympic fame, is
now 81 and tired after rs years
Of wrestling big cans on city
trucks at Toronto With
his wife dead boys in the army
and his art.lritis bothering him
Longboat says he wants a
lighter job, may head for the
States He and jim Thorpe
have their troubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Wings assault his goalie But
Patrick'S pockets are bullying
with more money than the
Rangers ever took in with their
great teams The Rangers
attendance is second high for
the league in the leagues great
est financial year With a
last place team, New York is
10000 above last years attend
ance The question that
hasn't been answered IS! Why
did Patrick seIL-h+s only good
center, Clint Smith, TO the Chi
cago Black Hawks? N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
HE LIKES 1T ROUGH

HOW TO GET EVEN DEPT:
.PatEgan, the skating BoXcar. is
a Celt with imagination. as Man
ager Adams of the Red Wings
knows too well Even though
Adams traded Egan 20 Boston
for Flash Hollett, the Wing boss
still is keeping his eye on The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
In the Open
Wanted: Ideas on How TO Curb
Accidents in Hunting Seasons
BY DON GlLLIES

At least, that's a suggestion.
Have you one 10 offer?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Marion German won the Class A
doubles. 129. and Marian followed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
E. &B. Is AIMING
High in Times
Sweeps Sunday
BY HAROLD KAHI

George Bryant's +. & b. bowl
ing team will be more concerned
with a 300 or 5000 total than
the 1858 of Johnny Dattilo's Mer-
curio Bros. in Class A of The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes when
II takes the firing line at the I'M
perial Recreation this Sunday at
1880 p. m.
Not that the +. e. b. boys are
inflated over their ability, or have
any disreSpect for the Mercurio
total. The 1858 not only is a
good score at Imperial but in any
other tournament you would care
TO name. In fact, IL would have
finished fifth last year and just
two spots out OF the money.
NONE UNDER 5000
T.. & b. is bent on marking up
a good 5000 because the team
knows no total less than that has
ever come down in front during
the past IL years. Over that
period the 3036 of another K. q
b. team in 1899 under George
Holmes was the lowest total TO
win. The 1902 of Chef Slicey's
Norton in 1912 is the all-time
high,
Rog Overmyer's Detroit Gasket
won the first year. 1893. with
3049 and under the name of
F'rankenmuth scored 303S in 1910.
Joe Norris Stroh fashioned .3089
in 1884, 1927 in 1885, 1896 in
1888 and 3069 in 1871. Holmes
+. a. b. had 1850 in 1886. Kohn'S
Five 3053 in 1887 and Louis
Burr,S Deluxe 31o9 last season.
You can readily sec why Fred
Breckle. Chef BukowSki, Steve
Dutko. Therman Gibson and Fred
Bujack of +. a. y. are aiming high.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-19

purposes without the necessity or
expense of refnancing; minimum
title costs and service charges;
promptness in loan commitment,
loan closing and disbursement; ad-
vances for labor and material to
build, with right of borrower to
begin payments after the home is
ready for occupancy but in no event
later than six months from date Of
first advance, with interest to be
charged only from the date of each
advance; assistance to operative
builders by making a blanket mort
gage, advancing money for labor
and material, and releasing houses
as sold; multiple-unit loans to en-
courage the building Of rental hous-
ing.
While the adoption Of the new
contract by the entire $500 savings
and loan associations (which do
third OF the home owner lending ir
the United States) is not expected
Immediately, Bodfish expresses tn,
belief that its adoption by one o
two hundred Of the larger compa
niles win bs only matter OF q few
month";
Smyrna times., 1944-10-19

Salient features of the proposed
new mortgage contract as described
in the October issue of House Beau
Eiful magazine by Morton Bodfsh,
executive vice president Of the
United States Savings and Loan
League, are:
Maximum percentage Of loan to
value, if requested; attractive in
erest rate with minimum of three
,ne-half per cent contractural re-
luctions during life OF loan, average
'ate five per cent or lower; loan
terms up to IL, 16 or 20 years:
monthly payments with interest
charged on unpaid balance only;
oudgeting Of taxes and insurance on
monthly basis; right Of borrower to
iefer up to six monthly payments
lfter three years when needed and
requested; right Of borrower to re-
pay any part or all Of principal at
my time without penalty; right of
borrower to lapse payments so long
Is loan is paid ahead Of contract;
assistance to borrower who finds It
Necessary to move; provisions for
additional advances for repairs,
Equipment, modernization. and other
Smyrna times., 1944-10-19

But now being made free from sin,
and become servants to God, ye
have your fruit unto holiness, and
the end everlasting life. A CORE
lative passage from the textbook
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy is: Up. II: 5-12). Existence
continues to be a belief of corpor-
cal sense until the Science of being
is reached, Error brings it's OWN
self-destruction both here and
hereafter, for mortal mind creates
its own physical conditions. Death
will occur on the next plane of ex-
istence as on this, until the spirit
ual understanding of Life is reach
ed. Then, and not until then, will
it be demonstrated that 'the.
second death hath no power"