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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08
$4,000, 100000
Goal of Fifth
War Loan Drive

The 5th War Loan drive will be
held in Mississippi and throughout
the nation from June IL to July 8,
according to an announcement re-
ceived this week by the local coun-
ty war finance committee from
state headquarters.
The nations goal will be $l6,0O0,-
100000, the biggest quota ever SET
by the U. S. Treasury Department
County quotas will not be known
until Washington officials assign
state quotas, it was explained.
Meanwhile. Rex /. Brown, chair
man of the state war finance COM
mittee. called on county organiza-
tons to get ready to enter another
home-front battle. and start laying
the groundwork now for another
victory"
Most counties have their orga.
nizations intact" the offic i al
stated. only four directors have
dropped from the war finance
ranks. and these casualties have
been due to members joining the
services. because of i'll health. OF
equally justifiable reasons. War
Finance leaders have job to dc
for the DURATION and we are con-
fident Mississippi will maintain its
high position in the War Bond
phase of the war effort"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08
Deaf Students
Give Cantata
April 10

According to w. M. Grodon, prin-
ipal, the students of the Colored
Department of the School for the
Deaf, will render a program, en-
titled "Fairest Lord Jesus" Can
tata, Monday night, April 10 in the
School Auditorium beginning at
o'clock promptly.
Patrons and friends are cordially
invited to attend this exercise by
the silent children.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08
Give to the Red Cross NOW!

Funeral and interment was at
Pickens. Miss. The many friends
of the family sympathize with them
in their loss.
Seaman L. H. Campbell is visit
ing his relatives and friends in this
community.
Mrs. Lucille Brown Harris OF
Chicago, once a choir soloist at
Pratt Memorial church is visiting
her father. Mr.. Mack Brown and
friends of Washington addition.
She is being extended many cour-
tesies.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08

For hours picket walked up
and down busy street carrying
sign that was absolutely blank.
Asked what was the big idea, he
replied: Locking tot ! sponsor"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08

FIELD CORRESPONDENT -
Sergeant George Norford, of New
York City, was recently evacuated
from the South Pacific where he
was a field correspondent for Yank
magazine, the Army weekly, to
Northington General Hospital,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He considers
the most pleasant places-if any
of the islands could be called pleas
ant-those areas where it was
easiest to dig a foxhole in the least
possible tine. lU. S. Army photo.l
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08

Give to the Red Cross NOW!
WAR BONDS are your share in
American Preferred"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-04-08

Help forge the bonds of Victory
by buying more War Bonds !!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. % (UP)-
Les jain. nationally known tennis
instructor, predicts that the net
game will go baseball during
the postwar period.
Redheaded jain, professional at
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club,
South Orange. n. j.. and at the
exclusive Graham Ickes School,
Palm Beach, Fla, says that the
twe-handed drive, larger raequets
and an accent on power will fea-
ture play during the next decade.
"Within the next 10 years
many topflight players will be
gripping larger racquets like
baseball bats" he said during a
chat at the Stork Club. They'll
be using the double grip, some
what after the fashion of Pancho
Segura and Jack Bromwich.
But, unlike them. they'll be us
ing a terrific twO-handed serve"
jain emphasized that. while
double grippers Segura of Vene-
zuela and Bromwich OF Australia
are now considered freak" per-
formers, advanced students of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
.MauriellO
by Kaye

NEW YORK. Sept. % dNS)-
Tami Mauriello of New York
knocked out Lee Oma of Detroit
in 1:49 of the eighth Of a sched-
uled 10-round bout last night al
Madison Square Garden before
1896 who paid S24.280.
The punch-packed Draw J.
fiercely contested until the very
second Oma was Dashed 10 the
deck. was proclaimed one OF the
most thrilling battles ever seen
at the Garden by such old-timcrs
as Gunboat Smith, one OF the
Judges. and referee Artie Donovan.
Oma. substituting for Joe Baksi
Of Kulpmont. Pa, staged the
finest exhibition of courage ever
seen in the New York punch bowl.
Smashed repeatedly by hard right
crosses, he rallied bravely and in
the seventh round almost put
| Tami away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Urges Uniform
Fishing Rules
By DON GuLIEs

ROScOMMON. Sept. % "A
plea for more uniform fishing
regulations was made yesterday
by Commissioner Joseph p.
Rahilly of Newberry as the Michi-
gan Conservation Commission
brought its monthly meeting TO
close al the Higgins Lake training
school near here.
The commissioners passed sew
eral new regulations, including
the closing of Cheboygan and
Black rivers in Cheboygan County
to all fishing during the same
period that Black Lake and Null
let Lake are closed. The order Is
effective Jan. l for period or
three years.
Other regulations passed In
cluded an order closing certain
waters in Monroe County to dip
netting; regulating spearing In
Otsego Lake in Otsego County.
Brevort Lake in Mackinac County
and Indian Lake in Schoolcraft
County.
Following a lengthy discussion,
the commission reduced the creel
limit of trout in designated trout
lakes from IS to 10 fish or 10
pounds and one fish
The commission Will meet today
with the state planning commits
sion with Gov. Kelly and Director
p. J. Hoffmaster acting as CO.
chairYnen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Roll 3171 for
I'd Shutout
STANDINGS

Greater Detroit bowling league
followers are convinced today
that Joe Adams and his Seven
Eleven club takes the current
race seriously.
In scoring their second consecu-
tive shutout, this time over Min
eralites last night. Seven-Eleven
posted a new season top of 3l71
TO stay first.
Adams with 500, sent Joe Costa
of Olympic TO second on the prize
board. Mineralites did not skimp
on scoring with BOLT. ---
Seven-Eleven hoisted ITO for
high game and f & B came Sec
ond with 1106. In fact. the pins
took a beating. Stroh had 3078,
Gasket 3006, E & B 3097, Kraetke
Bolt, Standard 3012. an output OF
seven counts of 5000 or better,
two below the league standard.
Bill Kenet piled up 672, John
Gonda. Kraetke, ell; John Petro.
Stroh. 669: his best series of the
season; Bill Mowery. Gasket. $50;
Steve Dutko. Standard. 66S; AL
fred Robinson, Mineralites, $50;
John Schultz. Kraetke, 654; Louis
Sielaff. + e. B. 643; Adolph Kon-
opka. Seven-Eleven. Gal; Walter
Boehm, Deluxweld, 637. and Joe
Norris, Stroh. $40.
Gasket gave f & B a contest,
but lost two. Suffrin was down TO
1865. but snatched two from Ira
Wilson. Parisclean outdid Chene
Trombly. 1891 TO 1928. but fell
twice. Stroh won two from Delux-
weld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Bandit
Routed

There vas plenty of scrapping
and shooting but no footing when
q bandit entered the "Kozy Spot"
restaurant at 1858 Ferry Park
early today.
Proprietor Chester Brown, So,
OF 1856 w. Lafayette was count
ing his days proceeds after lock
ing the restaurant door at mid
night when a man thrust pistol
against his body and reached for
the cash register.
Brown lunged toward the ban
dit, who fired. but the bullet
missed. and the holdup man ran
toward the locked door. Three
patrons in the restaurant at
tempted 10 stop him.
Throwing them off. the bandit
smashed the glass from the door
with the butt Of his pistol and
escaped with Brown and the three
patrons in pursuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Mrs. Wooster S Bis
TOPS Winter Garden

Hattie Wooster s15, Marie
Shamrock 726 and.Agnes Ekstrom
723 are the leaders and high
scorers in the second weeks COM
petition in the wonen's senior in
dividual bowling classic at Winter
Garden.
Mrs. Ekstrom leads on points.
Elvira Helms Toepfer will not re-
turn TO competition until Novem-
her. She married Merle Toepfer,
one time football end for Uni
versitY of Detroit. Aug. u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
State Prep Scores

Scores of state high school
football games played Friday
follow:
MusksSon Is. Grand Rapids Catholic
Grand Rapids South So Goodwin O.
fremont 4s, White Cloud o.
Rockford 20. ComStock Park '.
Lake Odessa as. Caledonia Ia
Cedar springs 10. Crsndvills Ia.
- CoopeExYllls J 2. Sparta z-----
Cadillac At. Reed City o
Hastings II. Eaton Rapids o.
BeidinE 50, Niiddleville o
Traverse City 26. Holland 4.
Evart 81, Big Rapids o.
Saginaw Eastern ~, Muskegon Heights q
Ann Arbor 80. Ann Arbor 81 Thomas o.
Mt Morris ga, Flint MAYA 7.
Kearsley IS Flint Tech o.
Lowell 40 wyoming Park 8
Benton Harbor 2e, stsinmetl OF Chi
cago IL.
Kalamazoo Central Is, st. Joseph 7.
Kalamazoo state High Ia. Buchanan o.
South Haven AZ, ColomA o.
Bangor g, DowagiAc o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Saginaw Arthur Hill
Wins Grid Opener

SAGINAW, Sept. % - Arthur
Hill pried the lid off the football
season last night by defeating
Lansing Eastern, 26 TO Is. before
a crowd of 1000 Fullback Don
Kushmaul carried the mail for
Arthur Hill. sprinting off tackle
SO yards for one touchdown and
dashing l9 for another. Gene
Click and Jack Mott Of Aii-State
basketball fame scored the other
two. Castellani scored twice and
Hardy once for Eastern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Net to Go Baseball

game are becoming convinced that
they have introduced style which
will revolutionize tennis. 1t will
be the most important change in
the love sport since Maurice Nc
Laughlin popularized the top spin
back around 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
| Cent Tax Refund
Costs Scents 10 Cash

COLDWATER, Sept. 23-Edwin
C. Babcock, former Democratic
state representative. today is
within 4 cents of being four
square with the internal revenue
department
Babcock received a check for !
cent as refund on his l943 income
tax. His bank informed him il
would cost ) cents TO cash the
check.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Ex-Yank Pitcher
Held I'm HOIdup

NEW YORK. Sept. % INS)--
John La Rocca. former pitcher for
the New York Yankees, and An
thony Castarella. ex-Wall Street
runner. were under arrest today
charged with, tying Henry Leipr-
fried, brokerage house messenger,
to a railing in the Equitable build
ing and escaping with 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Minor League PIayoHs

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore Z Buffalo 4 Series tied, IA J
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
LynchburE q Richmond 5 tLynehbuTg
wins playa Portsmouth 80 hnAlt-
EASTERN LEAGUE
BinEhamton IT, Utica I. tbinghAmton
leads series 1-n-l
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Allentown 3. Lancaster :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Fordson High Adds
New Foe, MI. Clemens

Shifting It's 1914 football sched-
ule. Fordson High will meet a
new opponent, Mt. Clemens. at
Fordson Oct. T. The Tractors
game with Lincoln Park. originally
scheduled Oct. 7. has been moved
to Nov. "a at Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Fight Results
By United Press

NEW YoRR-Tani Maufielo 1874. View
YORK Knocked on, lee OmA. is1 Detroit
Is Al Guido 1851, Sew YORK dsciaoned
Amos 1924, New Yors. deci.ionsd Ben
morot. 7eai,. Philadelphia i6l Jackie
Lssmus i34 EeN York decsioneo Leo
1913 New YORK Technically knocEed out
Botby smith 1873 SeV NofE o..
d. BRUNSWICK Me=LArEy HLlsneuys. $50
Berlin " n declEl1ned Bllly Ssppsr. las.
Boston -
WORCESTER Mass Walter Lewis, 1873
New YORK eecisioned Steve Kornh. i2S.
Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Midland Impressive
In Winning Opener

MIDLAND. Sept % - Midland
High Schools eleven opened its
season yesterday with an impress
sive $50 win over Gladwin High.
Don Smith. speedy fullback, tai
lied three of the five touchdowns.
One was an s0-yard sprint on the
second play of the contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

on playing when in a
slump" said Nelson. the average
golfer practices with a driver
that's entirely wrong he
should practice with a short iron
10 perfect pitches of % yards or
so and gradually work his way up
10 longer clubs"
Nelson recalled that Ty Cobb
told him that when he Cobb was
in q hitting slump he practlced
bunting TO get the feel OF the
ball and to improve his timing.
Jackie Fields. world welter-
weight champion in the days when
fighters were plentiful, has been
making the New York hot spots
on a visit from the West. remi-
niscing about the days when he
was betting tough guys SITTER
than a mackerel Baby Face
Jimmy McLarnin was among the
few to cool him off.
When Pensive won the Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness in a
row some OF Us said he would 60
on to recognition as horse OF the
year instead. according 10
Ben Jones, the Calumet trainer.
the son OF Hyperion is through
permanently some thought he
would be brought back to the
races soon. but instead he will go
into the Calumet stud next season,
Don't 20 out and bet too much
Of your hard-earned dough on the
Cardinals in the World Series
they are slumping team and the
American League club that they
will meet will be hot out Of hot
pennant race e. this doeSn I say
the Cards won't win. but they
won't be anything like a cinch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

NnTTIucuIu 1870 EAST WARREN. Near
NJ IlHOnhM BEAcoNsFiELo Nj s4si
NOON UNTIL CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING.
UlIMrlG heG, FIRES PARKING re 1855
Home Of the GREATER pETRolT ALL.sIAR.
" Alleys. opsn ss~iins ALL DAY SAT-. SUN.
PAlACE.DIX a. Isss Sas' 'tSSO * s s:cs
Openings Tor Several Lsasss RsssVatlons still
Left. IS Modern Lanes. Open Alleys p. N. On.
PALACE RtC. q Alleys without q Post
Open Bowling TODAY from 10 A. NJ. Until
cicsins. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge
PALACE. SCHOENHERR Gs soHS' ~ s's s.sd
free Instructions DAILY on the PAUL MoeLEY
PALM BEACH m,s IssaS sefeaS us "; s.s,as
op.u Bowilns TODAY FROM 10 a. ~ Until Clos.
Inc. Instruction By Al os,sOn weekdays. as p. N.
PALMER PARK s w5ss.. sSA 90 s S:s. e.
TO s.2737. Open Bowling from $40 A. N. TO s
p. ". and After ~. Free Prks.. Cocktail Lounse.
OF Ly,IIIu sSlI Jos, cANPAu; MA iS4S
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RLINRnW Io5's osAIior. {" "aseus
hAIhoUn 20 ALLEYS " Ssss
Every sunday At . p. ~. $50 Doubles fri. 10
RAMUkA RtC. At SIckosy pr Sszs
OPEN sowLiNs SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AL DAY. WEEKDAYS. 10 A. N. to p. N.
pcn uIII WOODWARD. AT IHE sLxo.
heU MILL 10 ALLEYS Tn 7.ss22
Open eo~lins ALL DAY Saturdays and sundays.
weekdays ioA. N. untIl sp. N. and After 70 so.
RITTER REC. I'''' IAN" "a s ,.4 eHAl"tss
Open Bowling Today All Day
RITZ REC. ''''' Is E sIcsYs Ss ,!ss's
ossn Bowling AL DAY saturday, and sun.
days 10 A. NJ. TIL A. "
RIVIERA REC. ' 70 ,s SsAS' s .s scOoEsO
choic. Daytime League Opening, Are Asalisble.
saturday Afternoon svsspsiaka Nov Formins.
poI IWlIr 7oIo PURIrAN. Near Liy.rnOl'
hUlAWILE 10 ALLEYS UN $3.50
Choice Day and sishi League Reservations Still
Available. New Owners. lack csmpbslI, hanassf.
ROUGE REC. "a '1 attf cDO''0'' VI T s.sI7,
when Down River STOP Here. opsn Bovlins on
Saturdays and Sundays From AN. rill clo,ios,
onviI $500 nAslsrIoUI. Near 6. wsrsn
hUIAL "a ALIEYs NJ s777
COMPLETELY REmooEIED NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE "!
SPRINGWELlS ' -: s sfr!ss~'S v ,: sss-
Open Bowling al All Timesl
STATE FAIR $500 s soc! q. st 20 ,''''
SNOWFLAKE or THE WORLD ~ ALLEYS
for Open Bowling All oU saturday. sunday
Yoturn ncn i3s4s WYOMING, AT
IUWLn nLu, scHooLchAFT 40 ALSO
Under Nsu Msnsssmsnt. Open Bovllns sstur.
day and sunday. weekday Until $50. After ~,
uIoeITv 7sos LlyERNols. m. MeNiehot
VAhSlII "a \AlLIVs UH l.ss7o
OPEN Bowling AL DAY SATURDAYS.
SUNDAYS. wEEkoLYs riLL s. AFTER o..
WARREN BOWL 't cssf Tts' " ~ ..s,li =
YOU'LL ENJOY OPEN BOWLING HIRI SAT-.
URoAYs. SUNDAYS. 10 AN. riLL CLOSING.
WASHINGTON BOWL '1 so s'csi; StsI O.
DAY AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL , A. N. cH $500,
WAYhsSSCH00l ' % si:s, Vi 90 LOSS u.s.
Are You HaviHu Trouble Gsttina Proper Rhythm :
So wayne s7auldine--Havs Him Set Voc Rlsh;
WEST DETROIT ", .aom T.sH''AS On s ss:i
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT coNPIGTCLV
REHooElEo. "a NEW BRUNSWICK LANES.
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

Altoona REC. :s'' ALLEYS nica!aA" t * ,,4r
A. n. on. weekdays Until ara After II.
AR6YlE REC. o.aso siv.s NO sssa
openinvs In Ladies' Tues. WED. Afternoon Leagues
oper Alleys Sat. Az Day. Sun. p. ~. On
ART CENTRE a sri'" 1t i,C7is
Open BO~Iins Alt DAY saturday. and Sundays,
free Psrkins. EHeeilsat TRANSPORTATION Facilities
BEACON REG St II'.% /" y, ,!,Sso
OPENINGS IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
LEAGUE. rs TO as AVERAGE
BOWLING GREEN w.' %is 7,G'S" 20 i +
Open Bo~ins AL DAY Saturdays and sundays.
10 A. NJ. untl Closing. Weekday TN p ~.
BOWL-WO0D REC. ,,. s''p sls "o0P ~ 1850
horrins 4 Aftsruoon League op,niru Available.
opsa Bowllns All ou TODAY viIit Our Bar!
CASINO z0 wO9 roCi Is ALLEYS l,.s
LEAGUE OPENINGS ARE sTiLL AVAILABLE
ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT AIS
CHENE. THOMDLY $50 g f s..af.r I e. $40
$1,000 TEAM CLASSIC OCT. ~ AND a..
CONNER REC. ''I sAs SSsstH " s' sssl Ne"
opsn Bowling TO-DAY from 10 A. N. Uuul
clOsIuS. weekdays Until p. ~. After II
CREST LANES FUt i sIpsys 60 So 30, s,ytH
NOME OF IHI MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT QUA STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
UekbT " ALLEYS Az s44s
opsr Bowlins TO-DAY from $50 A. NJ UHul
Closing. Nome OF fsm0u, sasket.o Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s a.t1S''T e. So. 81
70 Ail.yl. OPEN sowIlNe SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS. weekdays Until 6 and After 10 30.
DEXTER REC 0tfTt ltl a s0i 81 s, ssvO
choies Lsasus Rasrvations Are stu Available.
oPes BOWLING Every DAY AT AL TlnEs!
FORT-BLVD. REC. go e.. y sly 1SsT a I" ., "
CAN STILL AccoMMooArE MORNING.
AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES
GLENEAGLES REC. t Ia,1s tay''s NO .ss.
/ Openings In Ladies' Tues and Thurs. Afternoon
League. Open Alleys Sat. Sun. All DAY Park Free.
GRAND CENTRAL s 49, f t!s 1 sAs ,!i,,o
Pisasur, 10 Bowl at ouistsa Alley, IN Detroit
Good TranapOrtatiOh Facilities. Bus. Street Car.
GREAT LAKES w .U i sssU'I ss SIS, si
All so ALLEYS Avalabls for Open Bowling
Saturdays ard Sundays from 10 A. N. On.
uIJI nnnnc sSs W. GRAND BLVD. AZ
nAll-UUUUS MICHIGAN Ia s774
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY
Minutes From Downtown. Ample Parkins.
IMPERIAL REF GENERAL moroas BLDG,
INT LnlRL nLb' CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ MODERN ALLEYS
0pen Every DAY until Midnight MA slss
lAJrMllLEH,S "lz I ~ slss,. AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
lU6 GAblh 20 ALLEYS TO s.iloo
Under ssw Management Open BovIins satur.
days. Sundays. weekdays TN Up. n. PARK Free.
LOVES REC. e 70 s spttIAso Tl sst
( Completely ModsrniIsd. Cocktail Lounge
1925 CAST Jefferson, a, Eastavr. MI sSl7
IIUcKY STRIFE ssil GRAND RIyLR, AT.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY NOON to p n.
uIW rAIpvIlW llsss GAsr IEEFEBsos
NEW TAlhTIeW at HIltGGR MU s777
MlxED ooUBLEs SUNDAYS AT Pm
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS ara SUNDAYS.
NORTH END 70 It'i sO 5Si sA"'4S s '.,'s.
Open Until 4 A. M. Todsy!
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Mirror Aids
Photo Finish
BY LAYTON CARVER
Sensational News Service sports Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. % INS)-
Quick pickups along the sports
trail:
The nearest thing to absolute
perfection in catching the finish
of a horse race has proved a sue
cess at the New York tracks after
a couple of weeks of testing
this is the new double photo finish.
The camera which takes the
photo finish also catches the
horses from the first side through
the use of a stationary mirror
hence, the inside and outside
horses both appear in the photos
without any possible chance OF
one or the other being favored.
Byron Nelson also Is a visitor
IN these parts the world s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

greatest golfer
of the moment
tarried lon &
e n o ug h be-
tween appoint
ments 10 make
a movie and TO
play exhibitions
TO tell buffers
that 80 puts
should be about
par for an 49,
hole round and
TO drop a hint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

Today held a new four-year
contract with the Cincinnati Reds
as their general manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Northwestern u. II:

Swamped DePauw L.. $40, last
night AT Evanston before $1,000.
Waldorf used so Wildcats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
Major League Leaders
By United PresI

Nicholson. Cubs 81 Stephens. Browns
or Giants IS Softhsy. Phiilief Q
Etten. Yanu 30
RUNS BATTED IN
Nicholson Cubs 40 Johnson. Red Sox %
stephens Browns io3 DAhlgren, Pirates ss
sAndet1. Cara. l0l
Sirnwsias YAnh ilo Hopp CarcG los
Nicholson cubs 10 JohnBon Red soI los
NuGlal. Cards i0s
Siirnveiss Ysnks lisa walker DodtsrI $50
MunAl. Cards 1ss csystetts Cubs i7s
Holmes Braves Isl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

~wHATa WHIsKEYI" is the verdict
ofLP. Jones, Real Estate Manager.
at has a rich, full favor! Fine
bodyl Superb aroma! Yet--it's
light rs q feather :. smooth 40
silk =. and mixes like q miiiioni
I've never tasted such . whiskey!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25
HIDDEN MAN TRICK

Harry Segapali of Chicago Herald American 22Os is
safe at home in this cloud of dust hiding Detroit Fair
views catcher Ray Odan Harry SAFE but the Times
city carrier champs the game,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

Byron Nelson also Is a visitor
IN these parts the worlds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

nrupv liS2S WHITTIER. at KELLY ROAD
UENDI " ALLEYS Ar s44s
opsn Boviins TODAY from $50 A. N. UHtil
CLOSING. Home OF famous 6asket.o'. Chicken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

rLeIun z70 WOODWARD. is ALLEYS
uHSINU AIR COOLED. CA 1891
LEAGUE OPENINGS ARE STILL AVAILABLE
ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT s:i5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

nuCuC YpnupIv $3.50 cHENE Pr $40
b1EHL' InUMDLI 7s Beautiful Lanes
ENTER NOW, JOE PAULus' IND ANNUAL
81 900 TEAM CLASSIC OCT. " AND ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

ncvTco pcn DEXTER AT BOSTON BLVD.
UEhILn nEb, "a ALLEYS TY S.s4s5
choies League Reservations Are stu Aulisble.
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY AT AL TIMES!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

rnoT OF IN orn 3sa7 W. FORT. At W.
fUkI-blFU. heG. GO. sLvo. IA ssli
CAN STILL AccoMMopArE MORNING.
AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

GhtSI lAhtS u ALLEYS 40 1855
NOME or TINE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT QUA STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

GUNNER RtC. EAsSgR " $751;
open Bowling TO-DAY from 10 A. NJ Uutl
cI0sIHp. weekdays Until p. NJ. After u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

GLENEAGlES REC. t laas faS'ss Nc ss &
Openings IN Ladies Tues and Thurs. Afternoon
League. Open Alleys Sat. Sun. All DAY Park Free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

,,sls s421ol2 s74 Totals a3S 1857 pea
r1nd total 2s2e Gtsnd total 2sei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-25

BOWL WOOD REC. .,, az sls %00g "a '.1sso
hornins 4 Afternoon League op,niru Available.
Open Boulins All Ou TO-DAY. Visit Our Bar!
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-03

fQl What was the firsfe- Amer
lean city TO erect a monument 70
Dorie Miller messman hero OF
Pearl iiarbor'
tQ) What country in the west
cfn hemisphere had The first dcm-
ocraiic government
(Ql Who was awarded the SPIN
earu Achievement award for 1916.
and why'
tQl Whore IS Talladeeo college
locatcd'
tQl Who performed the first
successful operation on a human
heart9
fcD Who built the first ship on
the Pacific coast Of the Americas?
(Q) What was BENJAMIN Frank
lins stand on slavery
(inSwers on page l5)