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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Woman Attorney
Files Her Petition
For State Court

Miss Jessie Roscow, Butte at
torney, has filed for associate
justice of the supreme court on the
non-partiSan judiciary ticket.
No woman in Montana previously
has sought election to either the
trial or appellate bench, although
the precedent has been established
in other states.
Miss Roscow has actively practiced
law for more than 20 years. For
some time she was associated with
the W. A. Clark law offices in Butte
and as a member of that firm
worked on several cases of out
standing Importance. In 1923, she
became the first woman from Sill
yer Bow county to serve as repre-
sentative in the state legislature.
She is currently operating her own
law offices in Butte.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Achievement Day
Given by Wheeler
Schools Pupils
BY Courier Correspondent

WHEELER-The annual achieve
ment day exercises of the loca
schools were held Friday afternoon
A Program was staged by the
Wheeler Youths club and the
Wheeler Willing Workers. Wyona
MUIR and Phyllis Grasberg, the
two presidents, presided with Grace
Whitbread acting as secretary. MISS
Ella Hammerness. acting county
Superintendent, gave an address.
After the program a tea was
served by the teachers and pupils to
all guests. Specimens of the Students
work were on display.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Alderman, Potts
Auction Sale to
Be Held Monday

Fred Alderman and Herman
Potts, owners, announce an auction
sale of farm equipment at the AXel
Carlson farm, one mile southwest OF
BAYLOR, beginning at l Monday
afternoon. Milo Jennings of Opheim
will be auctioneer. Items offered
are listed in an advertisement in
this issue
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
June n Is Date
TO Receive Bids
For Grain Bins

Wooden grain bins owned by the
commodity credit corporation in
Valley county are offered to the
general public in a call for bids is
sued this week by Thomas A. Wag-
ner. chairman of the county agri-
cultural conservation association Of
flee. Bids viii be received until noon
on June % and will be opened at 2
that afternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
CARD Of THANKS

We wish to thank our kind
hearted Brothers and Sisters of
North Border and Sunset chapter
for the gift and farewell party.
We wish to assure you Brothers
and Sisters that your kind acts
r appreciated and will not be
forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irgens
and Billy Ito
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

announces. The applicant must ar
range to carry at least four per-
sons, including the driver cor as
many as the car will hold, and
must show there is no other ade-
quate transportation.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
GAS FOR VOLUNTEERS

Persons who volunteer for spare
time labor on farms and in food
processing plants this summer may
apply for special gasoline rationS
to get to and from this work, OPA
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

Any enlisted man in the armed
forces may study for a college de-
gree from any n of SO colleges or
universities cooperating with the
armed forces institute.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
Girl Scout Troop,
Nashua to Gather
Rags on Saturday
BY Courier Correspondent

by COurItr correspondent
NASHUA - Nashua Girl
Scouts, joining in a county
wide drive, will gather old rags
from Nashua hOuseholders Sat
urday. In other places, collec-
tons are being made by All
clubs but since no All club is
operating here, the Scouts have
volunteered. Funds will be used
to finance a camp trip this sum-
mer. All residents are asked to
have rags ready Saturday
morning.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

Open your door and heart to the
Fifth War Loan volunteer workers.
Buy more than before.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

1t is not unusual nowadays for
smash-hit movies to have their
world premier in some isolated
army or navy outpost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-1-yesr-oids sna W -. r,iieS
M y. - Atkinson 1870 70 90
Ml6Tule wright 40 z 40
Riddles Image lFiocchi $40
Time 80 A., of 1llis.
Farnk n. on the Line Michigan sun.
Boiled Briskct Murky sky Heno Lion Brother
Dear, Exploration and Residue also ran.
SECOND RAcE-2-year-olds mile and 20
Magnetic star tAtkinsonl 500 40 24o
Zax Kirkland 40
Time l45 is off i4li7
Biz Thlcket Cold Beach 'Equsnimous
Brides Biscuit. Proud Pappy and BAlchen
also ran.
THIRD RACE 4-year-oloS and UP. III
connachta Cskeie, l4lO $40 400
HiEh Command Gilbert $40 40
Astral Meade 4 go
Time q . as. OFF AT -, 60.
ReiouS, Oatmeal. Perfect Rhyme, Saooteur
and Wise Shot also ran
FOURTH RAcE-s-year-olds and W - mile.
a-chsrter Member tAtkinsonl $50 40
HcyortA tSkieie 30
Time 1 II. or 2.47is
spare Man HeAdoverheels. A-Sky Skipper.
e-Appesl Agent. Miracle Kin. Adviser Raro-
tonga Mr. Phsrned and c-Plsne Shadow also
s-Mmer entry. co Common entry.
FIFTH RAcE-3.ycsr-oids and W. :. mile
CRAStf tAtkinSOn 4 20 20 40
Wise Advice tJemsyl : 90 10
He Rolls tLuthcrI $40
Time III IS ~ 2lis
Valdins Craft Light % Morn Sea Letter
and Edemgee also ian
SIXTH ACE-3-ycsT-olds and NJ. %
miles
MesoEo tscawthom, aaao 1l7o 40
Bolingbroke KEEPER 40 90
Stymic kirkland $50
Time 4 30 Is OF SIS
Hartford. Mono Flac. LORD Calvert and
Pyracanth also ran
SEVENTH RACE-2-ycar-oldS i-i6 miles
Rfck's Raft 'JemaSl l2.4O 10 $40
Alexis Scawthornl $40 so
The Dogr Colbert 90
Time IS as. OF 81
s-sir Francis Jetsam war Jeep s-Plebis-
cite and LAdys Reward also ran.
&C D. Wdener entry
EIGHTH RACE-3-yeAr-oldS and Up = mile
New Moon colbert $40 30 20
Quillon ,Meade $50 10
SophOcleS tJemaSl 20
Time III 3,5. or 81
CalAetie, Sollure, Surrogate and HsStevilie
alEo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Vogue Attracting

HERE AND THERE - II
looks like 500 ent. .es, or more.
for the Vogues So, 500 individual
classic with many of the ma
ton leading stars Dec 9-l0-
1917 80. Entry desdline is next
Friday Detroit Police
League is losing q fine bowler
with the rctiremcn' o Inspector
Oscar Trudeau Ten De-
trolterS won $40 IN the
Bomar Classic. Chct Bukowski,
Of course. grabbing the lions
share $1,000, on his winning
1772.
Paul Krumske Of Chicago cx-
poets 10 be the new national
match king after he ends his
match with Ned Day in West
AlliS. Wis. this Sunday &.
Speaking OF Day there VIII be
a new Day dswning in West
AlliS in March and. perhaps.
Ned Jr. e.. al least. his charm
ing wife. Frances. hopes sol,
:. AL Light formerly Of Paris
clean, recently averaged 230 70
defeat Frank Benkovic\ and lost
To-Day by 10 pins AZ Fort Bliss
In fve-caue matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Tag Wrestling
At Fairview

Tag wrestling will be on tap
again at Fairview Gardens Tues
day evening With a team composed
of Kid Chapman, junior heavy
champion. and Bert Ruby former
title holder. opposing the Miguel
TorreS-Al Williams combination.
1t looks like a rough evening for
Ruby and Chapman, as both OF
their rivals are mat ruffianS. The
time limit is one hour. Red
Dawson VS.. Lon CLANCY, new
conner. is the pairing for the semi
final. also two in three falls. Dale
Haddock meets the Black Panther
in the Commute opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

With his annual spring individual
classic the state must be COM
oleted in April. This Will call
Tor a greater number Of Satur-
lay afternoon dates and possibly
sally shooting the last weeks IN
April.
The state set two entry rec
ords with 2,074 doubles and
i,05S singles at Palmer Park
asst season and fell only 90 shy
IF Saginaws l.243' teams with
1853. All three marks will so
overheard. according 10 Harold
Allen, one Of the -Four Horse
men" al Palace.
The state is divide / into two
classes. Teams with an aver
age OF ISL. or better. roll in the
regular. those with $50, or
under, in the booster Detroit
spillers carried off three cham
pionships last season, Louie
Burr's Deluxe the team on
306S, Fred Bujack and Therman
Gibson the doubles with 1924.
and the latter the all-events
with Poll. Wally Kern of
Frankenmuth topped the singles
with 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
-hrysIer Revival

Chrysler is returning 10 the
tournament field again Tor the
fourth time after a lapse of
seven years with an over-aver-
age team event at Riverside
Recreation week-ends, opening
Jan. s. Judging from the rapid
strides Chrysler has made in
bowling the last few years II
wifi take longer than Feb. IL
for completion.
Officials at the various plants
are so enthusiastic about the
revival they are expecting 10
have a 5000 prize fund. Rules
will permit former employees,
who have established them
selves as members Of recog-
nized Chrysler outfits. to COM
pete. even though their present
work is elsewhere. A special
women's division also is being
planned with the entry dead
line Dec. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Dog and Cat
Shows Set
Boston Terrier Event
Entries Close Monday

Entries for the Boston Terrier
Club of Detroit's annual Axe Ii
censed speciality show at the Fort
Shelby Hotel next Sunday will
close Monday. 1t. Stanley Ha-
macher. president of the club. an
nounces.
Arnold J. Brock Of Scarsdale.
N. Y, and Robert b. Griffing OF
Mountainside. N. j.. will start
Judging the various classes at l
p. m. Show hours. however, are
from ii a. m. 10 8 p. m.
Boston terrier fanciers from
throughout the country and Can
ada will meet in convention here
Saturday for discussion OF the
breed.
CAT SHOW Is SET
The Detroit Persian Society will
hold its 23d championship cat
show at the Old Colony ballroom,
ALL Building. Dec. 9 and 10. En-
tries for the show closed on Nov.
10. The show runs each day from
10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Mary B. Warfel-Smith
will judge the all-breed class.
while Mrs. John Remington has
been named judge of solid color.
The Detroit Fox Terrier Club
will hold its annual puppy show
Dec. 10 at Webster Hall. Fox Ter
riers, both wire haired and smooth
from six weeks TO one year, are
eligible. A children's handling
class has been included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
9 Rifle Schools
Are Open Here

The Fisher YMCA coed Rife
Club is preparing for another ac--
tive season. according 10 Bill
Read. in charge of the club.
The organization is composed OF
men and women who are inter-
ested in % caliber rifle shooting.
The club has lis own 50-foot range
at the Fisher Y, and has the best
OF equipment including target
rifles and ammunition.
During the last five years they
have taught craftsmanship TO sew
eral hundred. More than 40'
awards have been won In Hearst
Times tournaments and National
Rife Association events.
The Parks and Recreation Gun
Club. located al the Elmwood
Recreation Center. 504 Elmwood.
announced Saturday through its
chief instructor. Paul Willoughby,
that registrations for winter
classes in craftsmanship are now
being taken every Wednesday eve
ming at 7.30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

; After Crown
In ID Division

st. Paul. st. Charles and s..
Rose, members OF the East Side
Second Division in the Catholic
High School Football League, face
important contests this Sunday
with divisional title at stake.
st. Paul meets st. Rose and st
Vincent plays host to st. Charles.
Each of the three teams are tied
in league standings with 5 wins,
l loss and a tie game.
Sundays schedule:
St Charles Ys. St Vincent at Southwest
81 Paul vs. St Rose at Gallagher Field
St Philip VS. 81 Bernard at Mack PARK
81. Ambrose VS.. st Martin at Neighborhood
Field
All games begin At 2.3o unless otherwise
noted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

But don't rush to buy any tunnel
or Ambassador Bridge stock on
the possibility of Judge Miller
being upheld Private opinion
in the state attorney generals
office is that the jurist's ruling
will be reversed.
BATTER UP DEPT: Collyer's
Eye and Baseball World declares
the GIs in the south Pacific are
sending home a flood of letters
asking whatever became of all the
baseballs that were collected at
the major league games 10 be sent
to the boys in the battle areas.
If the customers threw back
Just 10 fouls at each American
and National League game that
would amount 10 1882 baSeballs
in a season But the Eye
prints interviews with soldiers
who declare they haven't seen any
beyond Honolulu
As a matter of fact. the only
baseball equipment the boys had
10 play with was Jap-manufac-
tured stuff they captured on
SalDan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Norris has one ambition nc
hopes will be fulfilled this sea-
son. He wants 10 see Stroh
defend its national crown sue
cessfully in the match now
going on with Linsz Recreation
in Cleveland. Then he wants TO
get over the obstacle the Heils
Of Milwaukee will present. Just
for another crack at + & b.
which he says will be a blinger
with a different ending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

In contrast
to 9th cr
wears Z Q
state VIII be
n o m a r a.
tl1on this sea-
son. Owing 10
the a c I
Louie "P J.
low Punch
Peterson OF
Chicago will
move IN I o
( he Palace
parIV in MAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

McCollom, with a party of nine.
hunted in Menominee County in
the upper peninsula. All filled
their licenses and were on their
way home. They stopped at a
restaurant in Menominee, across
the state line from Marinette,
Wis. when two Detroit hunters
sneaked up and stole McCollom 5
deer.
McCoIlom notified the conser-
walton officer at once. He could
identify his deer because part of
the bucks horn had been shot off.
The hair on one side had been
worn dragging il into camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

game title 10
L ouis Sic
lafs K e. b
by the de-
cisive margin
Of 922 pins.
In fact. he
smiled. a n d
smiled some
m ore when
Stroh tunked
Z e. B for
three games
in a league
match three
nights later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

No Pins
Stete Tournarea+
Deao'ine Neariro
BY HAROLD KAHL

With the entry deadlino set
or next Saturday midnight,
Secretary Walter Paceau VIII
,e beating the drums this week
'or the annual tournament Of
nc Michigan State Bowling
Association 10 be nun AZ Palace
Recreation. starting Jan 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
STICK HANDLING DEPT.

Those Chinese Chin kids are Civ
ing the Toronto Maple Leafs a
bit OF a headache now They
were sent up to Port Colburne
for a little seasoning with a junior
team, but have powdered back to
Lucknow without playing any
games.
Canadian sports writers are
having a field day blasting the
publicity piece from Tommy Lock-
hart's Eastern Hockey Associa-
ton tamateur $50 a week.. which
declares the use of the expression
hat trick" originated with hockey
and Lester Patrick in particular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

When IL comes TO taking ii
on the chin. Joe Norris, Stroh
captain. is tops. There was no
groaning and moaning when
his club blew the state match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
{ & B vs.. Krakow

= & B will roll of rs postponed
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
bowling match ~, Southeastern
Recreation this Sunday al 5 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
MORE PHEASANTS

A check of pheasant hunters
success during the recent season
on two representative downstate
areas seem TO refute frequently
heard claims that fewer birds
were taken this fall.
According TO an official check.
total pheasant kill- nn-the 1000
acre Prairie farm between Ches-
aiming and Saginaw was exceeded
only by the kill for 1871, when
hunting pressure was as per cent
greater. The total kill on the
1,S92-aCre Rose Lake Wildlife EX-
pertinent Station tract near Ian
sing was slightly greater than IN
1913.
Hunters success on the Prairie
farm. as measured by birds per
hunter day C42l was relatively
high, only slightly less than in
1913 when hunting pressure was
about two-thirds as great. The
pheasant kill per each 100 acres
on the Rose Lake tract was CT
for 1914, 6.8 for 1913. Hunters
took 1,451 birds on the Prairie
farm. 1913 at Rose Lake, during
the recent season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
With Lewis n. Walter
OF the Hook
Horse Racing to Continue
Here or Across RiUer
international Sound Photo
~

DON'T WORRY, BOYS, DEPT. No how the Michigan
Supreme should If asked Judge Guy T. MleFs ruling
will all
right the Windsor And the
Owe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Altoona REC. "a ' sslt S'sT''AS a 1Vt s,.r
EnIoy open Bo~lios Here Saturday.. Sunasyt.
10 A. " On weekday, Until ard After %.
AMBASSADOR 51SrS sSsA' u st' 81. s;s5
opsn Bo~ins All Day SATURDAY.. sunday, From
10 a. ~ Thl CLOSING Nsssdsu Thi 7. Ansr &C.
ARCAWAY 'o''' EAST " ,5ss ,!,I AVE.
osys from A. n. Unth $50 A. n. Bar Aoioinins
ART CENTRE "2 q 9rtt9s a Is ~ i,a7ss
Open Bo~iins At DAY saturday, and Sundays
Free Pshhs. eHosiisnt Transporaiion Facilities.
PFLcnN RE- " Vtssoa. {" ~4TtsssaA"
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
AFTER NOON WEEKDAYS UNTIL p
BOWL -O-DROME '' 20 At qtT5ts 80 s $50
LEAGUE RESERVATION oPEs sRioAy spn
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
BOWLING GREEN u a : NsxneSV 40 i I,
opsn Bo~uns AL DAY Saturday. ard sunday.
10 A. N. Until Clo,in0 "sshosys rm p n
BRIGHTMOOR st iSs'i ss sssf''' a. Syt ,.,,
IN Rand Me- BrunsN,ck Csntenniai Aiifys
Open Bo~iins AL DAY SATURDAY. ard Suodsy'.
orU,ru,uu 1880 6PATioT ave-
centennial Near s.Mi, so,,,iIi, soec
Open so-lins TO-DAY 3 A " uuth 30 A ~
"a Lsns,. visit Our Beautiful Goesiah t'uoo'
CHENE-TROMBLY $3.50 e I s.ss,'ru, rs e. ''''
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WEEKDAYS UNTIL ? NJ AND AFIth ~
CONNER REC. ''s sAS sSnstH Ay lv ,s s;''
Open ALLEY, TO-DAY Al DAY. Ns~ "ara7smsni
Rs,iaursnt and Bar Adjoining. opsn DAILY 10 An
CREST LANES fG i ttutSs VI 40 H as,s
NOME or THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT OUR STAGE GAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
nrupv ISIS WHITTIER. at KELLY 80.
UthbI " LAsEs AR s's
Open Bo~Iins TODAY From $50 A. untI
closIns. Nome Of the Famous sa's''.o'-Chies'n.
DETROIT RECREATION ss sttsy''J e a. sssc
"a Alleys. OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS wsstdlS, Until ard After 1880
EAST WARREN ''t c12eO'1luS avn VI : OC so
Open BoSiino AL DAY SATURDAYS ara Sunday
From 10 A ~. on. Monday After p.
GARDEN REC Ha@ es EoHoTtsO oe q 2s'''
oPEs BOWLING TODAY FRon a NOON
GARFIELD 4'iS eHs"t 20 o 1t 80
woMEs's cYo TOURNAMENT BowltRs IN
ACTION MERE SATURDAYS Aho SUNDAYS
GREAT LAKES wo voc no ''"O IA s,se
An so ALLEYS Available tm op,n Bosltnc
Saturdays. Sundays. From 10 a ~ tn c'osino
HMI .n0DDS ass ~ Gss"O s.vo. Al
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
& MINUTES From oo~utosn. Ample Partina
II uIIIrT1'c S1 TsumsUll AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOG CABIN 20 5'S gS, rS9O~'T 10 s s,,,oc
day.. sundays. weekday, TIL 6P. ~. Part Free
uInv pIun 1888 MACK AVE. Nsar
MAGk-blVU. SHERIDAN ~ 1895
mITsd Double, Saturday. $50 p. ~. onsn Alleys
Mon Thru Sat. Afternoons From " Noon Or
MOTOR CITY 20 G a1ntYs " I te SIS,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
sec OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE,
Northwestern "a ' Stle fss"O ~ s'V Sous
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ". AND AFTtR ~
NJ YMpIc RE stIIo s!,!,. at GO. , sIssF
HOME or THE CREATES DETROIT AIt.srAR
" ALLEYS. opsn Bowlinq AL DAY sat, Sun
PAL kcE.DlY . .sis ~ NtRsoR "; an.
Kinos. Queens sunday, $50 p ~ opsn sowIins
Az DAY sat. Sur. Thura. ri. After ?. ~
nIJlnr nrn ss2s sRArIor Pr s7s7
IAlA6e he6' a Alleys without Pcsi
os.n so~iins TO-DAY from N A ~ Uru
ciesins BiIfarot, Rsstaurant. Cocktail louHas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
IN THE OPEN
BY Don Gillies
IN THE OPEN By Don Giies
Steals Hunters Deer;
Thief Gets Off Easy

Stealing deer in Michigan is not
provided those who would
despite this the practice be hourshng
according told by Ernest McColom 2342O Mack st
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
FOUR OTHER CLASSES

Besides Glass A there will be
four other divisions. B, $50 aver
age and including S99: c. 500 and
including $40, d, $50 and including
799. and f, 749 or less. First
prizes in these classes are 5000
with an entry fee S625 per team
as compared TO $40 for Class A,
bowling costs eXtre. Each will
have separate prize funds.
II Is estimated the entire prize
fund will be $4,000, If not more
The number Of prizes in each
division will depend upon the
number Of entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

PALACE SCAOEHHeRR 's soIU "a ' ,..S
Inrrvstor, DAILY 90 N. paul soBLIY
s,Ii IO,,rue,of. 10 a. n. to ! ?. n 81 ts.,on.
PALMER PARK VOID s.5t..! sO 40 ~. s:'T;''
10 s.zzl2 p Brgn,~,es An,r tot op,,
so~iav TO-DAY. "" PEkinv Cocktail Lssnss
PALM BEACH s,s zee rsf'Ss Ss Ss s,:,,s
ossn Bo~hnt TO-DAY. 10 n Ua'n ciosiat.
Ffss inirueiion, by A. o'ssor. usssdsy,. 2 10 5,
nlbvt lun 1890 wEST WARREN k,S
PAKklAhU soUTHTIILp CT l22o
oPts BOWLING DAILY ss-. nsdsrn AIl.yt.
F'ns Cocktail tounU win tSeelisn' feed
pARKSlDF ~Asssts AZ o'e .,I!ss
op.o eo~ins Sat AID sur ~sssssr issg -.
Most Beautiful coetisiI LsuHs. - o'trSn
PILLAR PEG, :. ~ Sai niS'"t'. W A ,,si
opsa Bo~irs Att DAY saturday, s-s su-asr
From 20 ~ Or wsshdsyt Unui
PlAYDIUM "' io ,s s sas' ~ '''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
pLlppnW Io2ls GRA1lor. a. sAsevS6
os,r Auss, AL DAY Today Wired oessI,
tysy Sun. p " $50. Doubles friday, 10
REDFORD REC '' . . fstso H'y sa . sx'
opsn so~uns At DAY saturday, sad syse.ys
20 A ". Unul clo'inS ws.IasS ustl p n
ReU MILL Is ICIISs ia ,.ssza
opsn Bo~iins All DAY Sat. sun. ~..sesy,.
10 ~. uNl 3 p. ~ ard After Is:1o
RITTER REC, "a'' 'As "a " .si iHAt"'"
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVERSIDE '', ..o sasI it''t rs ia,
Open Bowling All Day Today!
RIVIERA REC. ''s 10 s $50 3 a'y 4lt. 4st
OPENING FOR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE
op.o Alleys Saturday ard sunday Until p "
ROl AWHILE 'Ois sys!yss' NJ" g. t $50
choic. DAY ard siaht t,ssO. R.,.rs,ion, siih
Available. Me- Owners. lack camsbsll. ksnse't
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Saturday,. Sundays From a. N. tn ciosins
SOUTHEASTERN 81 's stst VS. 'H' ~ sss.
AND SUNDAYS. 10 A. " UNI CLOSING.
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URoAYs. SUNDAYS. 10 A. ~ ut CLOSING
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 so s'es. StsI
DAY ANo mIpNI6Hr LEAGUE OPENING
AVAILABLE oPth UNTIL A. ~ GU S32I
WAYNE'S SCHOOL S' % sii.% ' s,tess..o's
WAY DON'T YOU LEARN NOW TO Bowl
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opIs eoyLIse sAryRoAYs AND, sun
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
WOULD THINK TWICE

II the conservation department
were TO revoke a hunters license
for life for stealing deer, shooting
does. shining and numerous
other game law violations, hunters
would think twice before COM
hitting a crime.
1t is our belief that many lives
would be saved in the woods each
fall if moro severe penalties were
imposed Today there are hunt
erS who shoot first and look after
wards. in many cases it is a doe
and often a hunting pal.
We do not wish TO give the inn
preston that all hunters resort TO
such tactics. On the contrary.
only few. probably less than l
per cent are guilty, but this small
group brings disgrace on all hunt