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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
LOWEST SINCE 1921

ThermaH Gibson, then Of Grand
Rapids and now rolling out of
here, shot 1915, the same total
Burr has today, TO capture the all
evcnts in Battle Greek in 1889
But that is the lowest 10 cop since
Bill MOnnen rolled 1915 here back
IN 1921 So Burr is merely wait
ing 10 see who Will 90 by him
The 3068 of Burr Deluxe team
is seven pins better than Joe Nor
us Stroh'S winning figures in
Port Huron last year. but like the
rest II is expected 10 be surpassed
especially since teams are remain
ing on the same pair of alleys in
stead Of moving a pair after each
game this season
Joe Heating s Wenger's Rec. and
/ VIC SZeNa'S Luce Of Grand Rapid,
+ loom as the only threats next Sat
uTday.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
PACKARD MARr~r LOCAL 100 sor>D

" NNhb hNhiNt i'' VI lN ~R' NJ,
~ 's-Csss HaOas Lam rs
Comm, Joseph Class B-Arrrics
Ga" PTS. > FloQe-. PTS v,c
paNsk.s PIT James Nenaks TT 20.
JoxU.sk PT-s a rNaroVsKs PT-il.
Pen ChaoHss TT l3 Charles Tu.N TT
- LLOYD Mclsor PT.ls. "a Kaiser.
PTI7 Perry Wirtham
.s.oo--Class B ia speed Nar'es
House DICK Barker Cla. { New
ibrlsl1 Packard rpL. Rlvalft.
ting " Et'7r House PU Chffes-i-
An'E Traverse spec,als State Far So
1FTT S6- -Curiis
Wng . u.nzmsn B.mbers Fowler.
Packard Marlue PITS George Homes
C'yle Roher' Coyle class PIT. Paul
TriEha 1T go. / Waskr. Huthel Tool
ne W spgr,smen. Joe Fal1r
s. Rs74- F--s--n--tt-- ttas. NO / Amer.
ican Car a Fdy., V Roy AIMS Pa
view Bar p o.. Harry German cub
CAV Haven Ford Imply, Harry Hoorer.
Room Woodall Art Glsza. Class p
lE.s.er 40 uAw-ClO 1s7. clark
NoiFerlnes wolverine Assem- I'd Al
haie Famous Bar BQ Dickson Coach
men. Hsrs7g Colman league China
Harold Hea1'ey. British. Carl Hoimtr
7:S0-Cinss A-Tver'isth Century Rec.
2 q .ltIfN AlArrINt NhfIfN INffAf. MAX
Five Times CLASSIC DICK ErakOw
kralenke Buick Sales Travelling Clarence
krajerks Class G Scfemers Regrig NJ
Eh.tt House BIZ Schsmers Ps-Kafd
tAWsiq0 BombArs Gus calvin Ms.
quit0eS carl Maye- Clsss u Roxy Rh.
ing stables. Joe Mtssina' Wire 'Farns
/ a Young NJ sell Machine Repar
Dodge Main Stan pitera Dads super
tseEice Roseviue Sr Ray Krauthein
Class E-Builfng c. Hudson Motor Nj
Weber, 10 & Ga0riel,Steel V CreeeAn
eIs-f lass a Msrcurio Bros Greater
! Detroit Jack -h.tttf--- class W0lverIne
Potato chips Palace House n Ciuiver
Class q Calcaterra. Rainbow $50. VI
Rossi Sterling Creamery, Crest ESQ
Henry Handy Rish Grocery Rouge s.
raul fozouW, Class - Wolves Ply
and shift John SalvAti Class =
Packard Aircraft-steamntter God
man; " Five. A Bstchuba Bow q
VIII C RA-hef- I&pans league-Gobs
Cnas Saylor Marines, Lsrfy-S Steeksl
Composite ForEinEs w Vsrnor Bus
Mems, Chas, Komondy
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
R1dn1inton Stars
To Play Benefit

Eadmnt0n stars of Detroit and
Nlch.gaN WY Ken Davidson. the
English expert VIII compete in
exhibitions at Lincoln High. Fern
dale Monday night. Feb Z. Spon-
s0ro3 hv tho Ferrda'r Exchange
Club proceeds VIII go IN the fund
for undorpriyiloge9 ch ldrcn
Walter KTam-cr and Rees
Crauer. state doubles Champions.
will team -HB- against Davidson
and his touring partner, John
Scott Singles, doubles and mixed
doubles matches viii be partici-
pated IN By such players as Mrs
Pearl Peterson and Mrs Mildred
SIrwaitis of Detroit and the
Saginaw pair Of Miss Lucille
Daley and Mrs Hazel Brown,
who hold the state doubles title
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
5CIdss A Fives
Fight for Lead
In Pin Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Just like a ferry ride up the
river. That's the way five Class A
bowling teams feel they will slide
by the 2820 of Joe PauluS' Chene-
Trombly Recreation when the
twelfth annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes complete its third
inning at Imperial Recreation this
Sunday.
Most optimistic Of this group,
strange as IT may seem, is Charley
Rabaut'S Twentieth Century Rec
reation. For a team that has been
cropping around in the cellar OF the
Times All-Star Classic League
Rabaut and his mates, Joe Lieb.
Bill Littmann. Austin Keller and
Al Loeffler. have big ideas They
say they Will spring surprise.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
CUPID REPORTS

Romance Dept Mrs Dalton
fNak.ral Smith wife of the Red
N.nES-eeficr, rad hiS picture m
h0r hope chest for 10 years before
She met him then became en-
gagged after three dates FIRST
saw Nakua as star with the
champion Sudbury Juniors. put
ttc club picture away among her
kcap-akVs Met hlm AZ 4 dance
a decade lat4y through his brother,
OrNlle trcnch-CanadIan Con
rad Dion now the Asbestos KID
az the Detroit Rcd Wing nets. is
sending hl> clippings TO Mur.cl
Flanagan, the Epl friend back al
the army post IN Cornwall.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
Chick HirsCh GETS
Texas Title Match

Chick HirSch who knocked out
Eddie Henderson in the third
round al Waco. Tex, Thursday
night has been matched for the
vclterweieht title Of Texas Hell
fight Midget Mexico in Dallas
early in February. Chick is in the
army air forces at Waco under Il
Birdie TebbcttS.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

reaIIOn a Wcok ago Ihey aTs0
are confident Joe Norris and
j Phil Balman VIII win their six
game doubles Sc' with Tony
Ardillo and Bill Padula Of the
4 T. T. team The DctrolterS
gained l43-pin lead in the
first three games.
While the Rochester boys
stand 10 lose $50 next Sunday
they viii be far ahead at the
finish TS sand they hung
around here a few days and
when u was all over Marky
Chafcl had taken Jerry Howard
and his cohorts TO the tune Of
g 600
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
Baseballers Note
Value of Bowling

Baseball and bowling seem -
have -2Ee2ttt tt-ttrat I'M common
when one considers the number
of former major lcaguers who now
operate alloys IN and outside the
nation large cities
Among them is Jack Tavencr
who once played a lot Of short
stop for Detroit undcr- -the-ae44l-- =
Of -.-t-rrv Raymond Cobb IN the
early twenticS. has one in Fort
Worth Tex his home town
The x proprietors agree that
the game IS good conditioner
for tho baseball player, partIc-
ularly for the older men who need
20 get INTO shape gradually be-
fore beginning their regular train
inc period.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

70 thc-vrtCTan Hank Marino
OF Milwaukee goes the distinc-
ton Of being the only bowler TO
compete IN every Petersen
Classic. over the stretch Of
years Marlno has won S., 6573
He headed the field a. Chicago
m 1928 with a l-7lh-LD-ta44+ -ft-f-- ft-f-
81 DO. and finished second TO
Ben Herncchl Of Chicago with
1,735 tor 1000 IN 1929
DctroirS previous winners
swimmers have been Frank Zion,
lnccnt Mikcl and CaSS. Cry
ger, all Of whom are entered
again. MIk.el as "A private IN tho
army /lon shot l,I5O for s. 900
IN 1870. M0klel l73l for $500
here 100 I9il and Cry ger 1907
fer 81 lrj IN lGi-
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
KukIa, Ex-Marquefte
Star, Commissioned

MILWAUKEE, Jan. % Ernest
kukla Marquette University foot
ball, basketball and track star Of
a decade ago and one Of only two
Hilltop athletes who have earned
nine varsity letters, has been
commissioned as a lieutenant,
junior grade, in the navy and as
signed -te=the University OF ART
IONA for indoCtrination
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
Old Timers Tournreey
Set for Rec. Feb. Z

Tire tbT'ccnth annual Old Tim
crs bowling tournament viii be-
rcid at me Detroit Recreation
Feb T. I'd llelvlg pres .dent.ar-
nouDccd Saturday There VIII bc
TWO squads a' ( and $50 with a
banquet following a. the Fort
shelby AZ = 0 only b0Wlor> who
have rolled - years or more are
cAElnle. I1u4A--L-hE.n--rl.-st'- '-.---
last Two 'ourncvS
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
OFF THE HOOK
-
OFF HE HOOK With Lewis n. Walter
NATIONAL HCCKEYLOO
BANS ONE-EYED PLAYERS

Riddle Dept Il yon have only
one eye you may be a National
Hockey League. referee Ike the
comretont BH Chadv ck. but you
cannot p'y aa----5' bl- time
An Gnv u'N II l. law plr-
vents any club from u7ns "a
Handicapped star like Tomms
burlington, one eyed forward OF
the Cleveland Barons WHO is now
heading the American League IN
scoring Jack ADAMS says the
rule kept at least one great rush
.ng defenscman from the MI 1.
=. Re was Joe GraboSk. brother
Of Tony Grabo>ki Of the Canadiens
Joe had perfect playing form
and was one of the few men II was
a positive delight 20 watch says
the Wing boss
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
1SPAR|NC
NO PINS
Rich Petersen
Classic Holds
Spotlight Now
By HAROLD KAHL

For the next two weeks Louis
p. Petersen's 3lst annual indi-
vidual classic in Chicago will
command the attention OF
practically every star bowler in
the nation since the event car
ries record $1,000 top award
in a $4,000 prize fund.
Dnfrnit AUhich rrndncnd three
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
Only Two Hurlers
Win Hioh Honors

Na+'cr Johnson and Spud Chan
dior are the only American League
pitchers chosen as most valuable
players Johnson Won the award
twice. in.lql3 and l4-4
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

. 4 = Nov
~ Club a
$500 purse
viii be at
stake instead
OF $1,000
The Berg
erS look like
a sure pop 10
protect th Q
775-pin lead
hey picked
up AZ the
OLYMPIC Rec
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

W in n ers in
the past, rs
especially in
terested for
165 keglerS
Of an orig
inal entry Of
POI Still have
10 nnake+heir
bids IN the
eight game
test across l6
alleys before
tn g closing
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

after he deemed te' was through
as a Brooklyn pitcher bowling
with friends in a Rochester. y y
league When spring came he dis
covered the arm that was so sore
The preceding fall was better
Next he found himself pitching
for the DODGERS
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
Soft Pickinqs7

When Dave BergcrS Five
trcEe 20 Rochester y Y roNr
Sunday for The final oiN games
a. lt, home match Wltn the
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
A GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

4 UUUU EAAuE III DUMl-
THE RIVERSIDE
'i23 lsHsrsor. =, MtOouqall NE s7s6
ALCONA REC. ,, ''9s..'oH'aA. .t,.'. ave g,
0PEH BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A NJ
UNTIL p. N. WEtK.OAYS UNTIL ~
kNp1SSannp tslol scAAtftR. Near
9"Or''HVOH fENNtLL. VE 1870
opsn eo.lins All Day SATURDAYS. sundays tom
10 a TN Closing "ees.oaSi Tut7 After a.
BeAG6h HtG, ftHnVg - Ai.S VI ~ ;. $3.50 snSN"
0psn Boaltne TODAY from s.3OAw TN Cio,ins
Openings for Mofnins ard Afternoon Leagues
BOWL -O-DRONE % s7p1 .,,!,, os"r5a 10 s.so $3.50
Open Bowling al All Times!
BRlGHIMAAR 2osil fesKtLt AVE. Near
OIhV"l WVOIl BRAlLtE RE s67s
10 Fully Equipped erur,Nios srsamIlnsd An,,,
open eo~iins ALL DAY Saturdays and sunday,
cENIENNlAI ais2O GRArIoT AVE.
w." N""iNL Near H.Mils RossSills $3.50
opsr so~ilnq TODAY AN UriH 30 A. ~
CHENE-T -TR0MBLY % ',ii at,eys 3st't >. 81 s,,o
ENTER s5O-HAhOtcAP TOURNAMENT
ENTRY BLESKS NOW AVAILABLE
cpEST IIgrC fULLteroS al GO RIVER
VilN0l LhN|O D. ALLEYS no. 28g5
Bo.isri Paradise vi,it Our Stage Bar and
Cocktail L9ue7s. hEEER DULL MOMENT,
nELpY 1885 uHirtiER. e. KELLY Ro
UlNO ALLEYS Ar s3is
Oes0 BosNr0 TO-DAY from $50 A. NJ Until
cios'7o sems % the Fsr9u, Bassst.o'. Chicseo.
DETROIT RECREATION ,ss[sy st[5ysTtt e 4 sE.o
Open Bowling et All Times!
DEXTER REC ot3TtF sItF,s st sosTqS ~ e!S0 3.,,9i
Coen Bowling Todsy-AII Day
GBp1pB 9Ec ago Woodward rt 2.ssso
uAlvLV 0IV' CtNTRALJY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FRoa 20 a n.
vSrll CLOSING. wEEk.EN0s UNTIL 6P.a
GRAND CENTRAL '''' ~ ,sHsy ~, PARK
p.es,9rs 70 Bo.i ~ Quotes, ALLEYS N Detroit
Good Transportation raeuuss-Bus street Car
GREAT LAKES eAttIsost
an 90 AlLFYs ANalahls-tof es-r e0wtrrs saT.
u,daN a7d sutday' from loA. Uo'h Clo,iou
Hhll .n00DS sso " GRAND BLVD
HHLl 'VOUV0 MICHIGAN IA s7-4
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Minute, from Do~nio~a Ample Parsins.
IMPERIAL REC sfssEs! rSs7s. ~oToss etoe
is noOLRN ALLEYS
op'n t,sy oS Until .ldHioh' nA 1886
J. J, NiLLETT'S "7 IHgnegss % y,.,7s ava
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC, 20 20 siIti4sS s1Th.sS 4sstfs 4sstfs
COCKTAIL loUh0E MurfaY g3t2
tsss sau jsrtson a. EASTLAWE
LUCKY STRIKE S;,, GgAsu syta AZ
opEN pONItHC TODAY Is p " UNrtl
a q BRUNSWICK LANES BAR
MT. ELLIOTT Rec Css2 VI tluerr
-nsaa-A A44-~--f 2 ~ RON a UnW sf
n Ni'it Our Cocstail lounge Grcsiisrt Floa
unpTu CHn igils JOS CAHPAt. sfSr
hUNl0 ChO 10 BOwERY ~ Egs!s
Open Until 4 A. NJ. Today
n0TTlkcUbu tSi2s tASr WARREN sssf
w lihONhW BEACoNSFtELD Nj east
opEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UNTIL CLOSING BAR AoI0lStHG-
nj Yuple prr HArl0sAL At GO stvfR
VLt wv W UlJ' free Pahira 70 2.sfss
f7 AUsyt Ns@ sHd Nadsr1 RaihhsUsr ossn
so~ira AL oAY ssts'osu srd su.sap
CONSULT THIS y
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
SHOULD TAKE 200 TOTAL

In comparison 10 olAee- years
not one Of these totals. however.
J., expected 10 be- on Top al the
finish. come one Sunday IN May.
I'm the singles, for instance. il has
taken a 700 to register tor first
money the past seven years, Frank
Ic,chlcLs 1857 Tor Detroit IN 1888
being the highest. Joe Buehler Of
OwOSso Won last year on 7O7.
The doubles is no different. Over
The stretch Of years l30OS prevail.
Harold Allen and Bill North won
with l244 IN 1889. Steve Kowal-
czyk and Emil Dlmitrie with 1888
IN 1871 Fred Wolf and Cass Cry
gIer with 1898 in 1912. Under the
conditions Palmer Park offers 1900
should rule again. Rog OvermYer
and Fred Gardeila posted 1914 last
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

PALACeDlY 'stss 'sts Y ytssoR H,eswAT
OPEN BOWLING HERE ON SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS FROM NOON UsTlL CLOSING.
PALACE REC. s'a' ossTtoI AVENUE
"a Ailsys wirroui Pos, op,n so,.i,,o n An
70 A y. Billiard Rs,iaurant cocstaii loungs.
pAIM PFbcH 1890 MYERS. Near
"~ N"" NchlCh0tS w J.Gg1s
triny- esen eowlina Hsrs-sst ard Sur Fres
lo'true'o0' BY AZ Dssson weskoays 2.5 p N.
PALMER PARK m'.icHoLs Ro., Between
' WI" AIN woodward Iohn R TO s.z23l
Open Bowling All Day Today
PILLAR RE llszs KERosGvAL ava.
Open eo.lins Alt olY saturday, ard SUNDAY,
from 10 A ". On weekday, Until p "
PLLYDluM S'7 los. .eAMPAv. MA Is4s
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. 'o7.' s.s9,I saAI'oT - Ays .... At
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY TODAY UNTIL
p n. AND AFTER p
RAMONA REC. ',,'p ,, s,c FasI .o.n n"'ss,sHoss; C
OPEN BOWLING ON WEEKDAYS p ".
UhTlL p ~. ALI DAY SAT. AND SUN
BEDFORD REC ''io s s3.4ys sTIso esse Is a.: ave.
opsn Bo~lins All DAY SATURDAY, ard sustsy,
70 ". Until CLOSING weekdays Until p w.
RITTER REC, "'a' IAs5 :. &" ,.;s CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA REC, ",, 70 Grand s;,s s'y5sAys
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM tr5o 4 n.
UNTIL p ". AND AFTER 20 p
R0llGF pFe 1879 COOLIDGE. WEST
when DOM River stoe Hsrs ossa Bo.,,,s q,
Saturday. and Sundays " IN Clos,,a
pnYlI 500 MAEtSrtcuE ~ warn,
w ~ % ALLEYS NO. sss7
oPth BOWLING TO-DAY fRON l0AA riLL
CLOSING "s'fdaIi 3 !" 20
SpRlhGWElIS ss spRrNGwstts AVE.
W "'"0H -IlO I0 At-,t VI z.s4gs
opsr Bo~li0s ALI DAY Saturday, sso ssod,,,
A Thi clo'ir1 wtesdss rHI r. After 10.
STATE Fu9 @soa WOODWARD 70 s.9i2
S'H'@ N'b ~ sta-e Ian LLa4aa---
-s'+owrrsCr 0f THE WORLD ~ ALLEYs
for naen Bg>iHe Saturday, ard sunday
TERRY'S 7 ,,,g5e o5eu'EPgr. stAa
opsn Bo.r-a At DAY ss-I.fs, i-d surd,,,
"eekdayi Tiil 3 h'sr 90 rrgs -rri After 3
TWENTIETH CENTURY "41s y, .s... =, As4tssO ~ an
opsn Alleys TO-DAY u soor UoHI Cloura use.-
oasi r,i $50 Aasrit PtENry of PlsBOYs
VARSITY 1900 lWERs0ls ~ NtH,boi,
'HlSi % ALLEYS ~ i-5slO
ops- eoshos Al DAY saf sur tfau 10 ~.
Urti Closing Wsss dsls urtI 3 AFTER u.
VICTORY ,,,,,. o{sA~4ss
OPGN BOWLING NALL DAY TODAY NgPOs
lo A. JNrlL CLOSING
VOGUE REC. e42'tlS ,,Sss AZ .yAssJoS s1,5
Entertainment Nightly!
WASHINGTON Bowl ss,.. sles- ,...,.,.-. ssst o,
ossN Bg@frq TODAY r1r iQA " U-ul o
A Is BrlHs~i.s crr's.0Isi Lanes CH "a
WAYHE'S SCH0nl s-s.al,'an a. co Rr.
WI Va 0'HVVA Del aHrYt. ~. 70lN
FfTaff t9Es7r' sffr.r .rn''t NaFSf SPhUlOfNs,
insifsCtor Oos- B1~ir1 q so8a Tti ID go p n.
WEST DETROIT 49, .,,.',,5 H,sT'oAs s,g
optN 6QallAr-rrL OhY TODAY rR0a
d. N0oA lsril Ct0sfsG
WURM'S SINCE 1883 o 'sAI'Or ..,,
0sss tHsss sArURoaYs susDtYs a.satnA
coes'sn tou-us Orsse Nuts Fscsiisst Fsss
IPECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
.Boehnn PAGES
Petersen Squad

CHICAGO. Jan 22-Cha1lcY
Boehm. 28-year-old highland Park
machinist, competing in his second
tourney, checked in with a 1861
tally 20 win the 500 squad prize
on The opening round Of the Peter
sen 4Iffrre4trr+-.dual Classic today.
BCchm whose preN-oIs Petersen
tourney experience was IImITCu =
the spring edition last year az
Detroit hit 1864 10 nose out Steve
KorhaS- by IA pins.
Eochm who sports a 195 aver
age IN the Highland Park House
League had 1s9. l56, 235, 204,
10 2l2. 220 and 178
Ed Cotter, another Highland
Parker. won a SO squad prize In
finishing fourth with 1899 Do
troit> George LingIc won $50 for
eighth with liS5.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
BING'S OKAY

Blackball Not In for Bing II
YOU are out Of matches you can
light. your cigaret on Fred l.
Mande1 Jr, owner Of the Detroit
Lions by a SIMPLE procedure
Just repeat the story born in New
York that the National Football
League denied Bing Crosby a Los
Angeles franchise because he is
connected with horse racinE.
"Bing j. tops with every one
and the league already has two
owners, Tim Mara Of the Giants
and Charley Bidwell Of the Chi
Cago Cardinals. who have horse
racing connections" says Fred
"The league unvisely rejected
Bing'S hid because some Of its
members Just can't realize that
the new planes will revolutionize
transportation business after
the war. The ChiCago-LoS An
geleS jump will he a safe seven
hour proposition"
Nandcl says the railroads now
concede planes Will take 50 per
cent Of the passenger hauls OF
200 miles or more while the Air
lines say they'll get so per cent
incidentally Mandel Brothers
big store, in Chicago has, already
asked for a permit 10 run heliCope
ter pickup and delivery service
from atop their l6-Story building
IN the loon
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23
A SORE sPoT

PeiHts-a Smart Finger
Sir Andrew Lytle, sports editor
Of the Toronto Star. touches a
sore spot when he points out the
harmful practice of employing
hometown residents as regular
minor officials in each National
Hockey League city He cites
the recent Torontor Montreal
brawl in the Maple Leaf Gardens,
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-23

Detroit. which produced three
Evening star., 1944-07-16
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcere.1 j

~ ttSNssOsNS " OsvuosS NNSNssSstas
EEsRENT MANAGER, sxpsrisnced: vent.
District; can furnish very best Of refer
ssRRecs.sErARiY, Once msnas.r. ssaa .dministrs-
tive assistant; young woman, A. b., M. A..
pecretarisl and personal sxperience. re-
sTs afas' Boz asr sdstsss stsr r0uDs 'fse
tSensss also .st .ssdap.asilisy aas nos nonesssn
eGNioR ia esf cLEsKTTPis%f. 1 Hs % BAY s roll assist
bookkeersf,fs no shorthand, desires posi-
tenn tsmporary not over ao-hr ss We ST hr.
sGfHHsSsasArhEk, GHSsS1Sss capable. expr., ssssires
Hsrt-time wors. Is.r l, Pm. 10 Pm; VI per
efYl eeTENosRAaEt az Ffs would soa like hours typ
days week ds.r.d to 90 at home snrsi. dicta
ssS4RfSo5GEArAass sSRsSSo5aGtsEsA III tsafsonErARY, expert
ins. aise in public stenosraDhy. BOX
tTENoGRAPHER. experienced and compe-
tion. Patent experience. Box 2so-T; Star.
eTENOGRAPHER-T l2 years expe-
A At & SsI7. after & pm Boy 1T, Star: z. e.
shaeeFthafnS saea .ffs. hso yrs expert age 49, GIL
home. Box 2b6-T. Star.
TYPIST. public stenographer desires desk
space, good location. small rent or serv-
ices. MA, S647; FIR, 673I.
taurant work, no Sundays. MA. 6173.
WOMAN, experienced Singer power ma
chine, very competent. or care for children
during day, consider nights later: formerly
infant nurse. Long District ref. DE.
YOUNG LADY. reliable. desires to take
car of children in evening. Ave nights
POSITION WANTED by woman with is
food mfg. distribution, purchase ana con-
troll in food research and relevant fields
administrative and as industrial specialist
years; Immediately available. Box list,
Star.
WIFE of serviceman wishes opportunity to
work for living quarters for self and two
children. Box 113-T, Star
Evening star., 1944-07-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE, Ia rooms 3 baths,
18Th INV ieP e3ty Hs'afhsa Ms0%pf esf
500 EHg nG plus Oo ip v:rmons
SANDWICH SHOP doing $500 daily emo
kitchen; 1o-year lease; rent s2s5 month
Eh apt j. oRsfoN aEfe s559oG 56 Woosynrd sSFm
kooMrSG Rooi Ht HOSE cs4o reno in GEORGE
eDn s466 4ss dosn EpWfN E. f%a2fa % oa
FoR CEASE OR R Pos M sAL Re 5sa saper
tation SUPER sail - espacity xeaeS fepa two
service bays. ., grease lifts. high pressure
grease system. battery and oil rooms large
Owner retiring. will lease or sell to right
eockrs eeStE sHx 155s IoiiSGT Star corn .ve do,n.
air-c conditioned; I0-year lease; rent. $3.50
monshly nears nav with Id s46o rooms
lns and l. nancng nan business places, sol
viii sacrifiee Closes sundays sSs and AteSf. hoii-
days open from s am, to pm. Call sH
GROCERY, colored trade. $1,000 weekly
bus: of sale beer, Terms. See and be
s$ :s,::s :a:s''e ;sss H.
S 1o1ms H9gsf 5aFs n lsh ssSoFss S2nn
dosh as best EbMS sssf T ss
aTs Err sfokH, tslls sh7o equipped: ss5o
5erms adIa or cash. For information call TR.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, s:eh.ir barber
sHop shH9 Al s1x ss4 SHSIness sf.r JoEs BARBER
SoSkTAnHIH HIH HIoggISGEs' s'sr enarantsed ,r an aUrsr
rent, S275 monthly with rooms; price, price,
issoG agor oAsfoN sssiS n'effe ssias
and financing business places, Sol Wood
psny gHySTf PYWfN for isrnSTe aHd bus
eSodfRr eYs Err sls sr5Kr, Sc 51aS msss market fully
eauipped,. on main street, thickly settled
community, z mi, nearest competitor. also
seed psr ess G erms hGTn
REALTY co. Cali HY 1884 Ewes.
LEASE OR SELL business property and
olus living quarters and Workshop. Lease
at sl50 per month. or sell on contract
xccoUNrAST M oesslls desires to buy or less,
plies viii s' Be treated as eondsnfiaI Box ss
lLUNCHEONETTE, largest downtown ONCE
building, doing good business; air condi-
toned: same owner 10 years; price, $685.
900: 81 DOG stock included. NICHOLAS
j: GASTON. selling and financing business
PLACES. sol woodward Bldg. DI. 1905.
INCOME APT. Good opportunity for
woman alone to have home, aid war effort
and earn ln0fe on investment. The busi-
ness and equipment (only 3 yrs. old) for
making nome for 8 young women in apt. at
10th and Park I'd. NV. is for immediate
MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT. available
to men who can qualify: essential war
work business. long-established national
organization wants Immediately respon-
| sible men who can furnish over the roads
straight Jobs or tractor trailers. If no
| equipment. then Investment of ST. 900 can
secure such suitable equipment for down
payment. longtime contract provided
! profitable business. Full details on request
| Box 304-S Star.
RESTAURANT, liquor, doing $3.50 daily;
netting $4,000 monthly; downtown locs-
toned; price. $75,0oo; $4,000 liquor
stock included: terms NICHOLAS j.
GASTON, selling and financing business
PLACES, 5ol Woodward Bldg, DI. 1855; =
THoNY BROKERAGE 127 B st. Sc. AT
| 7164.
8. APIS. AND 8 ROOMS, income over $3.50
month. Rent. 500. Lease. Down pay
ment $500. OWENS REALTY. ME. o4s6.