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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
UaTA Approves
Full Net Gard
II. Hunt. Miss Bet1
Head National Rankings

INV YORK Jan Is OPI
IT, Joe Hum and Pauline Be'l
Tho national amateur champions
from California headed ranking
approved loday ~ The Esd annual
meeting Of Tho O. & Lawn Tennis
4 -oe5a'ton ~ The net group an.
proved ilil f0urn1u0nt >cAol-
uls for 1858
Halcombc Ward n Nov York
reelected president. revealed mo
JSLTA had opened dlScu, Si1nN
with he English Lawn Tennis As
,ocia'Ion regarding postwar tennis
and md tho port would carry on
IN l4i4 because me outlook rs
Clcafof than % Wa- year a.a
Hunt who failed 10 rank in The
FRS ~ Issf N.4l. Was placed ~
The Top on the basis Of his
national amateur triumph - a
USLTA custom.
Others ir ne t-,' 10 were coast
Guaf1smA1 John Kramer Los Angeles .
neNt rnes FrsrlIss1 SsEurs 90 EclA-
dnf fourth iAs' year Z William Talne,'
Irf.arar. as hf'h m 1912 3 seymour
Iresrterg ChtcaEt nhu moved up from
seventh q Siares Wra1 p SsF Yerk
Vh. he'd position Robert Falke1hufV
cpl frarH farsFr Us Angeles second
'ss' feaf Jim Rink Sea''e a~d 10.
'ari TGer. $ep ofIearf
Miss BctI. Who made success
ful defense of the women crown,
retained the top seeded spot
Louis Brcurh ~ Beverly Has 70.
maInet ~ So Dorls Hart MAN
Ah. rose from SIKH place Hsrgarst
e. Dorothy MAJ Bloty santa Monica u
newcomer . MAJ Arnold ~ A0ss.r
Nf'h 'ss' wear. T. Dorothy Head AlawCHs
Cal s. Helen Perrhst1 New YORK doRr
lprs down from tiahfh and 80 Ea'r-
s-.rr Winthrop. Boston, who retained
position.
The tentative tournament Schcd-
ule approved included
Mach ~ Wo~ers uAil.Hal ircarr M
see. June 2 girls national hard court.
san FrarrisCa. p Ps0nstiyauia and eastern
states. Haveri p Pa - national c.sy
, court ~ IR"lT' y. eastern in'ercoi,.
Invitation Chestnut Hiu Mas Is tr,-
state Cincinnati ~ national irttrc-I-
legistes Evanston. iI % Eouthern Al
lan's GO lu't 3 national ir'srsrr olast'cs.
Haverf1ra pa TO- New Hampshire state
and WNuF Mountain crawford Natrh
= y II middle states clay court WI
minEton Dsl II View YORK stais
BROOKLYN ~ na''1rsI junior ana bows.
Kalamaz'o Mich o. invrauno South
amp'on, - Y
AUG 2 eastern grass court rye y
- national veterans rouhlcs laLAa4-al.d
son and Ions ond--f' ~ Chestnut HHL
Nsss p. girls national grass court
Philadelphia - or go rAftnraf rrer e
singles ana doubles Vumrn't singles and
doubles and mixed doubles probably FOREST
HIS sept ? Pacific Southwest Los
Angeles . Pacific Coast Bsrkelsy. Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
NOTTINGHAM

knTTINcuLu lS42s EAST WARREN. near
W. l'nonHm sEAoossFIEto Nj. saSl
oPth BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UNTIL CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING.
OLYMPIC REC ~. pslsn. eH 70 e .ss.s
" Alleys. New and Modern. Ra,hskslIsr. opss
Bowling ALL DAY Saturdays and sundDL
| PAL ACE REC 1929 eRhrIoI AVENUE
"a An,y, wlthou, Post. oU,n s low 10 an.
to A. ~. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge.
PALACE SCHOENHeRR Ss so1Sr 4, ISL; ,s.S
Instructions Given Daily on IN. PAUL MoBLES
rAlMeh rAhk wOOd~"d a John q. TO s.a7s1
Open Bowling All Day Today
PLAYOIUM SO" IO IS s sts'. .g,t; "a ''''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RITTER REC. '''a' IAs5 {" &C. CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA REC. '', 10. as s,ss E'y .,st 1yt
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 1880 A NJ
UNTIL p. ~. AND AFTER 10 p, ~
/ ROLAWILE 7O4o PvsIrAs. Ne" !..,.ol'
.
SUNDAYS. 10 A. ~ UNTIL CLOSING
ROUGE REC. ~, :, . cSoL'U y, , wFsr
when Down River siOs Hsr. opsn Bo-iirs on
Saturday. and sundays A n TN cio,ins
R0YLI $500 hAslstlout, NJ { warren
Nv III a ALLEYS NO. s777
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 20 a. ~ I'LL
CLOSING weekdays ?. n. to p. N.
SOUTHEASTERN 81; I .,,,. cHSsts 70,
OPEN BOWLING ALI bAY-rOoAY.
weekday Until P ", Friday After ~
SpRlNGWflIS 1873 sPRlsGwttLs ave
" Hh0HLLlO 10 Alisys VI 2.q32B
Open Bowling AL DAY Saturday, ans sunday,
a. ". TN Glowing wsssdsss riti T. After a.
STATE FAIR issoo Woodward 10 s.i'ia
OlFlI HIh A. state Fair Grounds
SNOWFLAKE OF The WORLD u ALLEYS
FOR opsn Bo-iins Saturday and sunday,
TcppY'c 1857 oroUispRE NEAR
lNllill NEVADA ~ 2.s8g3
opss Bo-iis7 AL DAY saturday, ,ad surasu
Nsesdsu ru = After 90. rhur,.Fr. After p
TWENTIETH CENTURY VAC" =, .,.., As 81 s,s,
opsu Ausfs TODAY q neon Unti Clo,irs U,ss.
DAYS rhl $50 Anfru. PttsrY o. PisB0Ns
VLpcITY 1850 tivERsors Nr Aesishol.
'Hl0lll ~ hHsu. w i.s82O
opsr Bo~lirq AZ DAY sat Sun from 90 ~
Urtl Cioilre Wsss DAYS Until p. ~. After w.
VICTORY - .t ~, /" O[sAy c.,,sL
OPEN BOWLING ALI DAY TODAY FROM
\ io\h y. Urtit\ CLOSING
WASHINGTON BOWL "a: ss S'es S5sI :. o.
op,p Bo-uua TODAY io~ 10 a n usW 10
AM 70 Brun'-ies csHtsHNisi tasss on $50.
WAYNES SCHOOL ss'I sa.. " g e. ,' s',
Private Lsssons AHsrHso0t WAYNE sPAUL otHG.
Instructor Opss Bo~iisa " ssss rin ~ 20 p n
tWESI DeIn0lT ssl7i slcsleAs s.y
"NS' " lHV'' WYOMING CO ol11
oFTs souttNs At Day TODAY Tsoa
- noon UNTIL CLOSING
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
WdhIberg and Klein
Face Rough Foes \

Whitley Waihorg, Who held Louis
Klein junior heavy champ TO a
draw last week. and Bert Ruby
former champ VIII face rough
opponents at Fairycw Gardens
Tuesday night Wallberg wrestleS
Gil LaCrosS. sturdy Bostonian. and
Ruby meets Paul Bozzell. who inn
pressed fans last Tuesday as a bid
der for bad man honorS. Both
bouts are two In three falls. 90
minutes time limit.
One fall matches Buddy Knox
VS.. Hans Buesing: Dale H7ddock
vs. Angelo Savoldi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Lutheran Entry
Closes Sunday

Entries for the fifteenth annual
Lutheran overayeraEe bowlin &
tournament. 10 be staged week
ends AT the Great Lakes, Jan. %
through March II. will close this
Sunday at midnight according TO
Arthur Keck, secretary
Keck expects last years entry
Of 272 teams from 26 different
cities, including Cleveland. 462
doubles anu SIS singles 10 be
bettered Besides Keck, officers
are Marvin Hsnnenberg. presi-
dent. Paul Metzger, vice president,
and Gordon Robins, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

lions The INST Tour days II
among the IS highest ne rolls
u more the fifth day IN the
Semifinals when The field is re-
duced 20 l3 Then three seeded
stars step m for the finals Of 90
more games and A position.
round Of four
Allen would reduce The finals
10 l. men instead Of Is, who
would roll four games against
each other. or -, and A position
round OF fCur This would chop
Is games OF TOO gruellIng A
grind. Allen has sensible idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Ryder Cups $4,000
Tops Entire Country
BY NJ. ,. DRUkENBRoD

Golf in Detroit and Michigan
made contributions 20 the war
effort IN 1913 for which y has
every reason 20 be proud
THIS X revealed IN the Z0-paEC
report OF the United States Golf
Association released Saturday in
connection with the association $
annual meeting
The S36 600 which the American
Red Cross received from ,thc
Ryder Cup challenge match Al
Plum Hollow gets special men
ton and no wonder
This Is the largest amount
on record from a single golf
event during the war" the
USGA reports t
TOTAL NEARS 100000
Originated by J. Russell Gnau,
this wartime version of the Ryder
match is a strictly Detroit affair
A total Of more than $50, 900 al
ready has been turned over 70
the Red Cross and USO from the
four annual matches of this inter
esting series.
The sale OF 1886, 100 worth OF
war bonds at last summers Mich
igan Seniors tournament was
seventh high among those re.
ported 10 the USGA.
And just think" recalls Ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Catch 'em young, start EN-
right. show en- how and why is
CaSS- Schlaf,S formula fe,fa- 4tt- he tiit--
velopment of boWlers. That ac-
counts for the 10 club boys league
rolling Sunday mornings az Tower
Recreation II IS according 10
latest available Abe data. the only
sanctioned boys circuit in the
nation
Mr. SChlaF organized the league
three years ago and II began 0Drr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event (thgee games -- Fife 1886.
Farisclean 3l7O, CheHe-Tromoiy Recreation
3i4s, Ekhardt q Becker 1885, Pepsi-CoIa
3il0
Team event Zone Eame)--De Luxe W.
1872 Fife 1881 MlrdOck III, Palm Beach
Recreation 1Il0. Stroh 100
Individual event three games Arthur
Krecht 7f5 Cass Grygier 1856, Joe Pauius
133 Chester BukoVski TO
Individual event zone game William
David $50 Phi Bauman 27s, sam Rich
ards9r us, Herb Case 277. Cas- Grygier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Muny Open Cage League
MInNI>UNN


A. So Clair san Francisco vs. So
COLUMBIA ~ tPI srsR.t.. HHmrsr J-s
SO. Armed Forces lrs Al ,tl'sor A A
vs. S. N8E1 sf
A. Harbour Hg3,ar t1rs iSi.vs We.
chsricaI an Tl Taf-rEs .es NNltws lass
az "a Hr.trs E.masrs VS. w. s. e. A
tAkr NV od a.
A. B11rougns Nser ys'NFau Eiee A.
r. Nayai Arr1.-t Ns W-.dnaH Plan.
Ming az s. club Msrn6 vs. Baasys Five
a. q tBi
A. Jackson -ura'tsss VS. wildcats A.
IT tBI T. Coast Guard vs GELATIN AZ
y. Continental Local ESQ vs. Jasmwicz
~ Foch- Jsg.oviczNAcss vs JurE,eers A.
Z .30 tBJ. NJ Zion W. o. $ Coast Guard
obj A. $50
WEST SIuE SCHEDULE
4, Kronk * tlve vs Fort WAYNE AZ
7, service COnveyors We Finnish inde.
pendents NJ 3 Laura Jewellers VS. Macs.
bees Club a. ?
Al Hutchirs- G. " Diesel We o. g.
ordance a. z Detroit Assoc FOR the Deaf
~ Amco Gaze a. s. ST. Agnes W. Wi.
low Run a. 2
A. Durfse Sailors " Birdhurst A.
~ 30. 72s Miftarv Police vs Naval OF
fieers Pro. a. $50 Post office. bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
SET Pro Cage Meet

CHICAGO. Jan IS up Tho
sixth annual worlds pro basket
ball championship tournament
will ne held al the Chicago Stad-
lum March POPS II was an
nOunCed TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
TINE WELL SPENT

IN addition. Belian is The secre-
tary. He acted as Mr. SChlaff S
assistant in 1928. The proceed
ing year when the circuit was in
the embryo stage CaSs had TO han
die tho Secretarial end alone
Supervising and teaching takes
very little of MS time and he fig
ureS II we'll spent as promising
performers are emerging who Will
qualify in faster company
Schlaff bowling days goes back
10 1918 For the last nine years
he has been the partner Of Sam
Ri c h ard son, the Wyandotte
fash, and they have been together
on the same team, first Norge and
then PepSi-Cola, sine g 1886.
Schlaf's ABC average in eight
years of attendance is 19446.
That background is invaluable
when fitted into his teaching pro-
gram in the boys competition.
Pupils relish instruction from a
qualified teacher and Cass is just
that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
First in Four Years

ROUND 'N'SROUND- When
Rudy Boedccker. detective, com
hined 2S9-266-234 for 500. high
for the country. It was the first
Of its kind IN Chicago since
Herb Freitsg hit 800 on the, nose.
four years ago . . Louise Stock
dale's absence from the Won
ems Major one night this sea-
son was her first miss with the
OlympicS IN II years and second
IN Is.
MeisterS won the city cham
pionShip and the first half title
In the Chicago Classic League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
The GREATER GAME BY Edgar Heye.
II GOLD STARS BLAZE
ON'A. A. u. SERVICE FLAG
By Edgar Hayes

Hook miller of New York A C.
PVT Frank Wysocki Webster.
Mass distance runner Il.
William LYDIA. half-Ula Champion
of Cklahoma-Ur University. and It.
Joe Caro- INTERCOLLEGIATE TIVE
mile uteholder i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

p u m a n
RAF pilot Billy
+ isk captain
OF the 1882 and
l 93T6 bobsled
Olympic cham
pfonShip teams
Capt Keith
NionIO, Tn J.
Nerslty Of Cali
Z or MIA pole
v a q tier who
was a chaplain
a - q 1,fp ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Of Detroit Colt Club. I'VE sold
those bonds in exactly 20 min
-UIeS.
There's no guess work about
that Judge Lacy not~only had
charge but timed the sale. which
was arranged by Fred Riggln OF
Port Huron. president Of the sen.
lorS organization
MGA DRAWS PRAISE
Special mention also is mad,
IN the USGA report OF tho money
which the Metropolitan Golf As.
ISOLATION, Detrous public course
organization turned over 10 the
uSO here for Us Photographic
fund M
"MGA officials have had
many heart-warming letters
from mothers OF men who sent
their pictures home in this
way" the USGA adds. AZ
Detroit has two representative.
on the new USGA committees
Edward A. Atlas, representing the
MGA, continues on the public
links committee. James D. Stand
iSh Jr., president OF the district
.associa ton. is on both the sec
tionsi. affairs and museum com.
mittees,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Spariing
No Pins
Central States
Schedule Hides
Detroit Entry
By HAROLD KAHL

Officials here are amused,
rather than perturbed. over the
attempt 10 mask Detroit'S team
entry in the annual Central
States Bowlers' Association tour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

II Louis Zamperini Of Southern
California former national coleCi-
ate mile champion
Others were War Correspond
ent Frank Cuhel, Olympic and
national hurdles champion from
Iowa University L. Toy
Draper Of Southern California an
Olympic Sprlnttr II Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

nanent, now
in prog re s $
week-ends al
Eddie EInsZi
Recreation in
Cleveland.
The Sched-
lie " ou ! d
have you be-
heve Cleve-
land has the
m oS teams
entered, SIS,
and Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Detroit Boys League
Alone in ABC File

son Of sottball under the Schlaf
supervision.
Facilities were not available for
either basketball or hockey, and
5chiaff hit upon two bowling
teams as the answer. Before the
season ended two more were added.
Last season the membership dou-
bled and when the current sched-
ule began. 1t was 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Tho Amateur Athlete official
publication Of the National AAU.
lists II gold star, for out,rand-
inc athletes who have died IN
trI. var
Among them are Capt. Charley
ParL.ol =. To MNL-a-A l..t.-L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

national indI
Vdual all-Sfar
tou rnauleDt
Will be re-
q nc 2 q from
100 10 - over
a period OF
nine days
Under fhc
present SyS-
tom a bow Ter
must shoot
"A games IN
the ellnina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
KLETT Is FIRST

The team and thcir.a average are
Palace-DiX, $50 Number Nine.
7S3. Schlaff, the league leader 733
HOpp Five. I'll American Eagles
TAB Spitballs So BergerS. 7S3,
McKeS,on, 776, Tower $40; Fire
bugs THE tailenders), SIC
Individual leaders are Fred
= I + tt-rfTaT--Cy CUUHTNg dUC
Cal Al4nrS,-lz2- Eddie SaH-l55sy-. 11eq;
jtrsr FCuueT, t6565 Twelve Of the
50-odd players show 16l or better
with 80 ranging from 1873 10 l6C
and six under 1l4 Their average
age is Is
a dozen Of the originals are now
IN the army among them Bot
Keller. who made fine showing
IN a brief trial with Pepsi-Cola
last season.
On the Improvement side the
boys have done vastly well in con-
traSf 20 last season Dunnlng
jumped has score from f59 10 173.
George Beljan from 142 10 l57, Joe
NlGlo l30-15S. Frank Zientek.
l4S-16l 10 mention a few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Seeks AII-Stor Change

II Harold Allen. treasurer Of
the Bowling PropTictorS ASSo-
cation Of America has MS Way
Tho number a. games a bowler
WI be reaurod 10 roll IN thl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

p
alton Al Earl
GrcnlelS West
Chicago RccTe-
alton 4 fte r
o n e @ a s o n
2 h g r Q : h @
circuit moved
10 LnA-LL.-I.z
orig goes
hack 20 a Nm
ter day when
: h o neiChbCr-
h o o d yOL0c
4 r T IS IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
1851 Earns First
In Class D Of
Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling total of 1881, Ray
Pety's Bohn SHELTERS blasted their
way into first place in Class d to
provide the major of four changes
among the leaders in the Detroit
Times Sweepstakes after two
squads were completed al the
Imperial Recreation Saturday.
In shooting by the 1888 of Ed
Gugle's Keeweenah, the Shelters
closed with A $50 game after 822
and 800. Allen Ketchum. leadoff
man, caught ITS, 2lO, PAT for 632
and high. Cyril Winter and Ward
Skinner showed 2O6 and 214,
respectively in 45ls, Frank Koch
sol and Petty 466. -
Another Bohn Club, Emeric
Boones Layout. landed fourth in
Class G by combining 896, SCI and
1913 for 2650 Boone anchored in
fine style with 2l1. go and 164
for 595 70 take the hOnorS. Ed
Kary, leadoh, was next with $50.
TAKE OVER It'll
Stanley Maleckls pos closer for
500 stood out as Joe PreSkin'S
Colonial Mills made seventh in
Class ID on 939 windup for 25lS
Charles Flck's 54S set the pace as
Elton Maron's Standard Branch
edged out Ralph Clark's KiwaniS
Club of Nj. Clemens for the tenth
spot IN Class + by one pin with
24S2.
One Chene-Trombly Recreation
team for certain possibly tW0-
will be leading the field az the
close OF the second weekend Of
rolling Sunday night
That Joe Paulus Chene-Trom-
bly,, leader of the Detroit Times
An-Star Classic League, will take
command in Class A when II rofts
AZ 100 p. m. goes without saying
All Paulus and mis- mates, Lou
Sielah, Mike Tesla. Tom Dorazio
and Howard Curtin, have to 10
is waltz by the 1852 OF Bud
Stempicn'S Five.
AFTER GOOD SCORE
The Classic topnotchers, how
ever are more concerned with
posting a total that will with
stand al future attacks 10 win
The championship With the ex-
-ccptlnn- LAST -+e--f Ghehe~
Tromhly Class A team always
has been in The money The
mcmory WI ranklcs
a total Of l3 Class & quintetS
VIII bc shooting. but the -sil Of
julius spoon, National Monthly
is A rsal-hN Total for leans q e.
20 @73 average
In Classes y and T, the- zeSf
81 Bonn SmcitcTs and 1923 Of
Mark RolN0Sons = @ s OTTO Mas
tor Mechanics. respectively will
bc The targets The former
should 30 beaten after "a hveS
cease firing but hat -6-3 is an
other story for Y Other clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
sTANDINGs
REGULAR FIVE MN


New leaders in both the dou-
bles and singles OF the 4lst an
nual state bowling tournament
appear certain after seven squads
Of matinee firing are completed at
the Palmer Park Recreation Sun
day night.
With members Of such teams as
Louis Burrs De Luxe D. and Rog
OVermyer'S Detroit Gasket, 10
mention only two, on the drives
the 1899 of Clyde Morrison and
Fred Power of West Branch in
the doubles and the sos Of Carl
Hagan of Owosso in the singles
should not only be beaten, but
shunted off the standings board.
CHAMPS ARE SPLIT
For De Luxe Burr will be
paired with young Clarence Hoff-
man, Tony Novak with Frank
Zion, while Walter Durbin, the
! fifth man, doubles with Harry
/ Lucas. Overmyer and Paul Thur
kow, Art Knecht and Omar Herp-
pich, Lou Rush and Bill Mowery
of Detroit Gasket are on the
same squad at 7:10 p. m.
Overmyer will be the first Of
last years champions to appear.
He and Freddy Gardella COM
bined for 1914 10 carry down first
place money out of Port Huron.
! Overmyer has another excellent
partner of Thurkow, one of the
aces Of the Detroit Police league.
The pair may go places.
The battle for the team cham
pionship will become more in
tense next Saturday when 36
regular GU tetS ~ the largest nun=
Der thus far VIII be Winging
away. Among them will be Nal
Gilmour's Parisclean, Herman
Bengells Pepsi-Cola and Bill
David's De Luxe, all of the Times
All-Star Classic.
Other clubs that will bear
watching are Mervin and Herman
Klein's Bolduc Elves of Trenton,
Bob Hedgecock's Famous, Dick
Barker's Jacox, Tony Swender's
Masseys, Ray Bardel's Washing
ton Bowl, Ben Fruehaufs Mac
Donald, Ted Puckett's Kar's and
Bill GlaZebrook' Springer's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Ohio and Fullerton dlStrIct
wanted an outlet for energy
still hrmmlnc over after a Sca-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

thur J Lacy former president
Of Detroit Colt Club I'VE sold
those bonds in exactly 20 min
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-20
To Stage Sham
Bottle Near Spokane
Continued from Page y

rocket-shells against enemy pill
boxes. Action too full for descrip-
lion will give everyone of the thou
sands of onlookers perched on the
natural hill grandstand perfect
view at all times.
Spectators are urged to wear their
old clothes, low heeled shoes, sun
hats and sun glasses. They are urged
to bring their binoculars if they
have them but to be sure to bring
blankets to spread on the hillside
for personal comfort Cameras will
be permitted both during the show
and rrior 10 the show in the ex-
hibit area where a thousand and
one fascinating items of army
ground and Air Force equipment
will be on display.
While there will be bleacher
stands for some 10000 persons,
many of these seats will be &C.
cupied by convalescent soldiers of
Baxter General Hospital and Ft.
George Wright Army Air Force
Convalescent Center. Seats left
over after reserved spaces for spe-
cial guests will be opened up to
the general public. But officers of
Spokane Air Service Command in
charge of the Stay On the Job" war
show are unanimous in their declar-
atoms that the best vantage points
are on the hillside with pillow or
blanket to sit on.
A special speakers stand will in
clude high ranking officers of the
Army Air Forces, Ground Forces
and Navy. Governor Arthur B
Langley will be one of the honor
guests of Colonel D. B. Schannop
commanding officer of Spokane All
Service Command.
A special surprise for the huge
audience of war workers and mill
tary, Col. Paul w. Scheidocker, dep
uty commanding officer of Spokane
Air Service Command, has arranged
for a celebrated movie star to b.
present! The Colonel refused L
reveal the stars identity prior Il
the show.
In addition to the spectacular
sham battle which will be NOR,
than an hour in duration, specia
events demonstrating the hitting
power of American weapons will b.
! large element of the show.
Two military bands will provid
the musical motif of the show an,
an impressive program keyed to tn
demonstrations central theme vii
J include a large choral group.
: The planes figuring in the shos
will include practically every typ
now in combat use by the U.
armed forces. These will participat
! in many ways in the show from tn
S opening flight Of P-38's droppin
! the Stars and Stripes while the ban
S plays the national anthem, throug
spectacular Spokane Air Servic
. Command" on parade and on int
i the thunderous battle action ]
: which live gun and cannon fire an
heavy bomDardment will be realize
: with live ammunition.
Safety experts and flying officer
: have so laid out all air action as
! maintain absolute safety for thos
:, in the stands at all times. The lir
= Of flight always will be cross frol
. Of the audience and away fro
y them. AT no time will a plar
cross the audience All firing of Ii,
/ ammunition from either air /
q ground will be from below and
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front of the audience to points di-
rectly away from the audience.
Even smoke screens and phos-
phorous bomb bursts have been SO
arranged that their smoke will DRIFT
away from the audience.
Safety barriers, blockades and
signs will augment the large de-
tails of military and civilian police
who will be on duty to protect the
general public.
Spectators are urged to observe
all danger signs and give guards,
police and military police fullest
obedience as towk wuw ddrfwdd
obedience so as to prevent any pos
sibility Of accidents,
Special buses from downtown
Spokane to the War Show grounds
, have been arranged with the Spo-
kane United Railways. This special
service will start in downtown Spo-
kane at noon and continue up tc
the 3 D. m. show time. The same
service will be reversed after the
show at approximately 6 p. m. Adj
mission to the show is free.
Colonel Schannop in discussing
the War Show declared that while
it is a spectacle the like OF which
! the northwest never before ha!
seen, that above all it must ant
will drive home to its audience thu
need for staying on the war job
they are now employed at so a
to hasten the successful conclusion
of Americas war against tyrann,
and intolerance,