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EXHIBITS.

EXHIBITS.
Monotypes by Seaman (First
Glass; Richard Lowell and Seaman
(Second Class De Wolfe Hotchkiss,
Public Library, Eighth and K
streets NV, 9 am. to 10 pm. week
days except Saturday, 9 am. to
pm. through September.
Prints and paintings by National
Association of Women Artists,
Smithsonian Institution, National
Museum on Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm.
daily.
National Photographic Society
Photography exhibit, National Mu-
scum, Tenth and Constitution ave-
nue. NV, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. daily.
American Battle Prints" 1776-
1918, National Gallery of Art, 10
am. to pm. daily except Saturday,
3 am. to 6 pm. through September.
Drawings and water colors by
Sergt. John F. Awtrey and Corpl.
Reuben J. Gambrell, Corcoran Art
Gallery. 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Tues
days through Saturdays, 2 to pm.
ooAlboyo anu ilOOll W Tow pill
Mondays through September "a.
Roul Duffy and Arthur Dove oil
paintings and Washington artists
water colors exhibit, Phillips Me-
mortal Gallery, II am. to 6 pm.
daily except Sunday, 3 to 7 pm.
through September %.
MEETINGS.
D. C. Chapter, Catholic Daughters
of America, parlor G, Willard Hotel,
8 o'clock tonight. Members only.
Gridiron Club, cabinet room, Will
lard Hotel, II pm. tomorrow. Mem
bers only.
Canoe trip, $50 pm. tomorrow
from Dempsey's Boat House Bring
lunch, swim suit, Identification and
S. deposit. Swimmers only.
State societies OF Washington for
Illinois. Indiana and Michigan
moonlight cruise on S. S. Potomac.
Leave Seventh street wharves at
$50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. tonight: Military District
of Washington Dance Band and
Sabar, magician.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000. or any of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: Executive
0428, National 06l4, National 3431
or Republic 1927. Colored service
personnel may call USO, Decatur
5664, or War Hospitality, Decatur
7768.
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Attention

Applicants Jor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
UielUed first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terrdl from the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rdnqements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Births Reported

William and Eleanora Butts, boy.
Sumner and Catherine Dana. girl.
Earl and Dorothea Fisher. girl
James and Maxine Givens, girl.
Henry and Mary Huber. girl.
Marvin and Ingrid Hunt, girl.
Raymond and Olga Jeweyy. boy.
James and Helen Livings, girl.
William and Betty Lytle, girl.
Jack and Emily Norman, boy.
John and Helen Reiff, boy.
Seorse Ssofter ana mo Mars nrs,s RuSRie, SR ert Nv
Robert and Betty Trimble boy.
Philip and Jane Walls, girl.
James and Catherine Green, boy.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN postwar future?
An expanding national finance organization
has several openings for men AGED % to
35 for training as resident managers. must
be at least hish school graduates with some
sales experience; S225 to start. See MR..
CRAuSE, 3412 Rhode Island ave-, Mt.
Rainier.
west has opening that can lead to Arm
membership for attorney qualified for
admission to bar and experienced in prep
aration and prosecution Of patent appli-
cation. knowledge Of chemistry and
electronics desirable but not essential.
Please make response ~ complete as
possible. Box 344-V, Star.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

Extravagant spending of money at
home results in an extravagant
spending of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to a minimum. Let's all
hack the attack.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

PsstifGHn
TIoN. 111e 21st st. NV. Apply 8 am. to
E5IF c!EEk ns mot no. over 4oi must
RfniEf cEANE EEAM62E oPEnzGGGE nzGE or shop
sear Tn sesav steady al
kooFER, ISi Gif must have tools: steady Job, good
4; Ss g;E; g. So s:3 sI
ssesds Ta Wospss cnnrs msns ssn
SALESMAN. thoroushly experienced in
taslit9bred-to.measure uniforms and civilian
aiGEf !sEsRs sFSRE y ~ M' iah 6 s4
ssFos MEN gHop s apa nth e
statesmen 90 to take orders for the new
and improved streamlined ..Weather-Tone'
it1rm Tir dox NOTHING TIL like It on the
ms asssns 'sses 20 coay eas H9Mr Sl cam
young, industrious men Who % desire uHis JOBS
psY RsssTeE olNsRrc tHss1s cs ~ $685. sMssRos1sT 81
sAfEsMxN Nsoo The aoyslnm:ns oys M: emplo,..
psns Is now for nt,snas the possaar sSM
period. We have several openings for
men capable Of selling executives as well
as clerks, men who can handle big group
branch managers outside of Washington.
This This. is an unusual opportunity for the
ing income. Please write details your ex-
geenrlisncss enlH &c @ tS Box l0;H. Star. g.
SuT 6. = = RATE LIQUOR STORE. ioSI6 q. 3
SALESMAN, mems furnishings; permanent:
high salary and commission; pleasant sur.
roundings in one Of Washington's better
mems shops. Generous discount on per-
sonal purchases throughout store. THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 st. NV.
SALESMAN, young man between IS and
~. ~. n nSe[esteG h n sales career must have
less .ns,v thAn a. 500 per week. please do not
II an, HUDSON SUPPLY AND EQUIP.
M1nT co. 1877 Penna. ave. NV. DI.
sALEsMEN, $50, plus unlimited eommis-
sion, Tor retail LIQUOR store; good hoiirs:
EXPERIENCE not necessafy; several pogiti0ns
ope1 for men Of ability TO meet the public.
Apply Ia person between 8 and ID 4. IA.
only. 2442 18th Il. NV. '''
Evening star., 1944-09-08


TooD Hi SaEcxER, 5Ssf white. for h,sh-elass sea
5.
sRSi$ aa2RE IsSs IsS;s1G: sss 0Dos ",s.
We win train you for essential work on our
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay; salaTy, while learn
stsr% adea tnna II &c s os
pKSa fasas frsP STOKE sa or .RR q s' ass
FoceD e ec;oouNrEH WOMAN. from II am.
sSsSAs & i s9so IA & &i5.S Ut: =; ~ w. e. ssso: ua
ss2s sop s.is1s ciARHNDSn hS5 sownMd nsase
GSENilRxL ofEicE WoRKkk, Encxiedss
shine desired: part time line. work conadered;
s2ss ;ssis opiS Woxs Sssf sA sons asoG s,Dns
Sid Rssr4uRxNF. sfs istn st. tAncss INV.
GnLr part time, evenings. cosmetic and
SSa|ss51;s SsI:,;ss::ss' 9. R::.' Looa
Fountain and ssndwich block sxperience
sssses,al MscY. 18th a ond sossv.lT e INV. PAAH
GiHL on WOMAN 70 take charge Of mail
md supply room. IS Or 80 hour week.
scsos s',5Y 81 GSsa "a
Frs. 1850 N st. NV.
GIRL, white. general once work, some
EnSx.sdss of tyHinE; epseal gholessJlss
I1th st. NV.
GEL to work in hand laundry: sood
salary. Call SING LEE CHIN. District
GIL living in vicinity OF Silver Spring
to work IN once, answer telephone and
once work; permanent posi-
ment. BuCKIxY vKNIT1AN BLIND CO.,
Sligo 33k3.
GILL for once work, excellent salary, "
Apply DdENEEk iSSi SSd It. nv.
GIRL white, 20-h01r Neex. y to B p n.
HSn. w through ali answer phone. Ming;
dIhLS. eelorsd. Tor maid and stock work;
ns.es e@esattisors. sts :. 1:ckANN1s HOME
Evening star., 1944-09-08

toputaunsd % Nszt faOS1
Evening star., 1944-09-08

SALESMEN, $50, plus unlimited eommis-
sion, ior retail LIQUOR store: good hours:
experience not necessary; several position:
ops1 arIv foE x men q ability 70 meet the public.
only. 24l2 18th Il. NV. AZ s"'
Evening star., 1944-09-08
and bellman:
,lied: paid vaca-
HOTEL MAR

from s to 11:30
/ have elevator
Of switchboard.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

SEAMSTRESS, 1st-class. Position permA-
nsnt n % year round Very good salary. Ap-
h1s Esssd.. x.Raa ad wi fo asod oda0 Wis ave. Be-
SECRETARY, efhcient, for Arlington law
With opPoftunity for adVancement: satur:
dlsbe Iia4 to 'arranse interview. ~
sECREIARY for large local restaurant;
Has PSs hosr, mss s e.:ss60t .s0
days Apply in person between II and 4.
s1S s 18th st; NV; Bowen Bldg. Room sos.
eosen .z must Msef 5. 'ssss sS
perienced and be able to furnish the best
sSE S2A staI 1or
and attractive salary offered Tor accuracy
and neatness Must be thoroughly experi-
snced and OF good personality. Boz 59-z.
sECRETARY-sTENooRAPHER IN profess
stonal ONCE; $3.50 mo-, 4s-hr. Wk.: psrt-
TINE sifs, sork considered. Phone CO. s7os
joS; sood hours. shepherd Park Pharmacg. Phans1.
s12S sroRqsWfEsRa qs9Sfls ave; ysss;ins;ys,;vou, ~; -,
to sell in our sports dept: TOP compsn.
once End door. TIE HtcHT tacPR c., cecs.'fnns. ss
wholesale florist; pisssant. iHsarssHsa insersstins
Eesk Eosk. , ,houfs, an. to pm. $40 .
sfsNodRAraHSeiz raSez' iso sfs5. .s,t, writ.
letters) 80 TO As years age: essential work;
this Is postwar position, excellent oppor.
tunits Wiling worker; good pay; refer
STnNO0RAthkRs must be competent and
willing to do general ONCE work: ideal
conditions; STATE sxperiencs and salary
part time. some book.
keeptne eFperience preferred, but mot e.
sential: plsasant surroQn0fhgs; GOOD pay;
THE YOUNG MINIS SHOP. 1915 ?
sTENo0nAFaE1 for ssnsr.l oAses work:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

+ortrr~ rti'trtug the last fewminUteS
OF the film...is putting them on
their honor not to tell friends the
secret
In The Miracle Of Morgan's
Creek, Preston SturgcS has added
another hilarious tale. to list Of
comedy films that have been one
long howl First was the Satirical
Great McGinty written and
produced and directed by SturgeS.
Others Mcre Lady Eve. Christ
mas in July and "Sullivan's
Travels
In The Miracle" Detroit's
Betty Hutton has her first big
chance at Stardom as a comedi-
cunc and Eddie Bracken plays
opposite her as the % r. kid who
really gets involved, Others who
are reminiscent of the ALE and
QUAIL club include William De-
marcst Emory ParneH. julius
Tanner, and Porter Hall. Nc
Ginty and The Boss, are played
by Brian Donlevy and Akin
TamWoiI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Film Time Clock

ADAMS THE suHivans i2.3t. S:4G
li:51 a. m. 24s' 5sa. eos ,. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL ~ The Desert
the Unknown Guest. i" 1870 a. m. asa,
SOS 9i2 D M.
CINDERELLA -iLassieI Come Home"
2.3f 613' Gag p M The Fallen
sparrow 70 80 fo6. 7i2. ills p. m.
CINEMA - "Leninerad Music Han"
n 10 2.f3 a.n1, 81, 9.55 p. ms
.AlcNandser Neysky" - SO. SIT sat.
FISHER Eco Las.De. Come Home" II 20.
Sparrow. 2.23. $3.50. s17 . M
HOLLYWOOD Lass9 come Home. 4"
$50, 1925 3 m The Fallen sparrow"
500. 1888 D. m.
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Fallen sparrow, 1900 an 2.2a S IS.
1927 D. m
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6-aa, 9-is IN The Hour Refofs
Dawn, 1900 a. m. 2:0L ass 7.52,
PALNs-STATE Fighting seahess "
- 20 t0 z 05. 20 30 p. M. Casanova
m Buriesque, 90 40 m, ? 80. 500.
PARADISE NobJe sIsse. 23s. sis.
House 30 40. $40 s 50. ti.lO n m
RIVIERA "Laaie COME Home .
~ 80. COS 30. N 90 p. M This
RHO IPTOMN I.assie. come Home "
3,33, 10, t0td D. M The Fallen
sparrow % so IS 600 p m
RONAI,-"l AISLE Come Home 7 80,
ILL p. M; The Fallen sparrow. % 90,
e.37 p M
TELENEws News short subjects.
100 M % II n0 d. m
UNITED ARTISTS Lady In the
Dark 1900 a ~, t.Ss SO. 7s4,
1882 no Rockies In Burma" u 80,
3.3S. - &c. 9.3t o. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Russian Opera Clues
Tue Performances Here
nv CHARLES GENTRY

DETROIT HAD It's first taste
Of Russian opera in over two
years with the two performances
which the Russian Grand Opera
Go. gave here on Saturday and
Sunday evening in Masonic Audi
forum.
Despite the large Saturday night
attendance for Boris Goudonoff, +"
Sunday evenings presentation Of
Eugene Onegin" turned out to
the best
OF, course, Alexander KipniS, the
great Russian basso, sang the
leading role in the MouSSorgSky
opera. but Boris is an opera
which mist he staged on the grand
scale. II calls, not for just one
principal, but for a tremendous
chorus and mighty orchestral sup
port neither of which did this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

unhappy hero of PuShkin's drama.
Miss R7y-distinguished herself
particularly as the tragic Tatiana
in tie famous letter scene,
which is one of the most difficult
sequences IN OH opera. because the
soprano must hold the stage alone
for over 20 minutes But she did
this i'm compelling fashion Sunday
night, and If, IN her ensemble
work, she wasn't quite as good.
that one Scgne was practically the
best thing of the evening.
LENSKT GOOD
LuCicn Ruttman. also. did Splcn-
dIdly his romantic outpouring in
the duel scene and We finally
came 10 the conclusion that since
the pTTuCIpFtS performed 50 we'll
when they were left alone and
failed 10 coordinate in the en-
Scmhle work, that ~ must he due
10 lack OF rehearsal.
Michael FiviCSky directed vail
7Uttv- nut VIZ hope that when this
group comes back 10 town. and
we sincerity hope that they do
they VIII come prepared with
better productions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
GIamazon in Short

DOROTHY FORD finished her
role IN Swing Steps, The Pete
Smith Specially. and joined the
cast of MIR Coed next day.
Miss Ford viii sing Nand dance in
the Technicolor funfeSt, which
stars Red Shelton and Esther Will
liamS. and features the orchestras
OF XaWer Cugat and Harry James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Wins 'Kismet' Role

PAUL SINGH. East Indian,
who recently received an honor
able discharge from the u. s.
Army. has been cASt in "Kismet,"
Technicolor spectacle being di-
rectcd by William Dietcrle and
produced by Everett RiSkin lie
portrayS the personal servant Of
James Craig. CaMph Of Bagdad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Michigan to Reveal
Miracle Here Friday

THE NOSE closely guarded
secret in the history of motion
pictures 1.-The secret. Of what The
Miracle" really is, VIII bc UNI
yelled on the Michigan screen on
Friday. And United Detroit Thea
tiers is asking customers still 10
please keep the secret SO that
others who sec II will enjoy the
hilarious climax of the Preston
SturgcS howl co-StarrinE Detroit s
Betty Hutton and Eddie 15fdCKon,
Every critic knows IL isn't
cricket to tell the secret in a
mystery film, or to bc such a
meanie as to toll the ending Of a
double horror show But in the
case Of The Miracle" there isn't
any mystery. there iSlt any
Morgan and there isn't any Creek
...but there is "A smash climax
that is spoiled for the customers
If they know what il is i'm advance.
The Michigan is not seating GUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Mexico City are seeing each
other every evening
Steve Crane, Lana Turner's
husband, is being reciaSsified
which means he may ho back in
tho army soon Buff Chapman
Bautlcr. granddaughter of the
late IRWIN Cobb. IS back in Holly
wood Her bridegroom, Greg
Bautzcr has gone overseas.
Anne Shirley had an abScess
lanced on her eye and is out of
circulation for a fe wdayS. Sylvia
Sidney, her child and nurse are at
the Beverly Hills Hotel She and
Luther Adler have. according to
goSSipS. never adjusted their mat
rlmonial difficulties,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
CHATTER IN HoLLYWoOD

7 am reliably informed Jennifer
Jones viii not 90 10 Reno She
has told close friends She doesn't
want 70 pass six weeks IN Nevada,
and so Will get her divorce from
Robert Walker i'm Mexico
There j. no reason for her TO
postpone the Nevada trip for
whichever picture she does. Sun
day Dinner for Soldier or
Laura II believe il hasn't been
decided which she is 20 do il
Will not go into production for
five weeks or more Just word
70 Jennifer. Those Mexican di-
VOrces are tricky.
Mrs Jimmy Fidler. for instance.
had 10 get two ar once because
there was a question Of the valid
" ~ her divorce from her first
husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
TWO GREAT SCENES

Consequently KipniS' two scenes,
the mad scene and the death scene,
were the highlights of the evening.
He's a consummate artist, being
a fine actor as we'll as one of the
leading bassoS Of today, but ne
was unable to lift This perform
ance over the obstacles presented
by a radio script writer's editing
of the score there was no Pro-
logue no Polonaisc. etc and the
perpleXltieS OF an unframed cast,
OF course, he did haze George
DubrovSky to sing the monk,
Pimen, and Nadia Ray as the
Princess Xenia, but their roles are
so brief that their support
amounted to little.
FINE SINGERS
Both Dubrovsky and Ray, how
ever took over in the TSchai-
kowsky opera, Sunday night,
DubrovSky has a splendid bass
baritone voice which he put 10
most effective use as the dis
illusioned Eugene Onegin.' the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

league and the first OF the season
in the city.
E & B mounted 1926. the clubs
fourth 5000 in seven days. The
flight TO the top began on the
same alleys Oct 4.
"In all my 80 years I never
knew Of a club with four counts
Of 500 or better In a seven-day
period and I've been with and
against n lot OF good ones,' said
Bfeekie.
F. e. BIS 1921 made last Friday
night in the Greater Detroit is the
premier score of the nation.
Breckle's ninth was his first In
eight years. He had one with
+ a. B at Rowena Recreation in
1896. Then. as now. Louis Sielafi
was a teammate. The others were
Tony Novak. Frank Zion, anc
George Holmes.
Fred was just youngster wher
he made his first with the former
Woodward Nonpareils "a years
ago. His teammates were Lee
Allen. Bill Fawcett, now deceased
Harry Gerloski and Ernie Hart
man.
BreckIe had II pocket hits last
night. 10 straight. with his elev-
enth ball "a good Brooklyn"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
HLINI RATE NOD

Illinois despite its setback al
the hands of Purdue last Satur-
day. rates nod over Iowa; too
much speed Great Lakes is far
too strong for Western Michigan
and Michigan State IS given an
edge over Kansas State
In the East. Navy and Duke are
the big rivals with Navy favored.
Army should have little trouble
with Pittsburgh and Penn has too
many guns for William and Mary
Yale and Columbia and Cornell
and Colgate are fairly matched
In the South. Georgia should
beat Kentucky and Georgia Tech
should trim Auburn in close
games. Louisiana State and Texas
Aggies and you take your choice
Tennessee. too good for Florida
and Alabama, has setup in Mill
saps. North Carolina Preflight
may find Virginia tough. but the
service team should win.
In the Southwest, IL looks like
Tulane by slight margin over
Rice. Texas and Oklahoma ever
and Randolph Field over South
ern Methodist.
On the coast. Southern Cali
fornia should beat ST. Mary's Pre-
flight and California rates over
Stages College Of Pacific IN the
big games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
BADGERS SAME

Wisconsin has much the same
kind OF team. The Badgers have
a few naval trainees. but for the
most part depend on the same
boys who played last year They
have couple of impressive VIC
tories 10 their credit, including a
one-polnt win OYER Northwestern.
Purdue is given slight edge
over Iowa Preflight. which will
be playing without its pros. The
Boilermakers have plenty OF scor-
ing punch and their defenseS has
been satisfactory. Coach Cecil
Isbell has been using the T forma-
ton and il has produced lot Of
touchdowns.
Notre Dame goes East 10 play
Dartmouth for the first time.
They will play in Boston before a
packed house. The Irish have too
much power for the Fasteners
and should win easily.
Indiana should take care OF a
woefully weak Nebraska team and
Minnesota has too much for Mis-
souri,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
Ruby Faces Conqueror

Kid Chapman. junior heavy
weight champion. will face the
challenge OF Bert Ruby. the man
he defeated 10 win the title, in
the main go Of Tuesdays wres-
Ting card al Fairview Gardens.
The match was originally arranged
three weeks ago and postponed
because of an injury to Chapman.
In the seminal. George DuSette
and Louis Klein will clash. There
will be two other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

Purdue, coo hampton with
Michigan last year. will have a
busy afternoon with Iowa Pre-
flight.
On paper, Michigan figures 10
beat Northwestern. The Purple
have a LOT OF good material and
usually turn in one fine ball game
every year. Fritz Crisler and his
aides figure IT might be in this
game.
Ohio State is rated as a leading
contender for the Western Con-
ference title. Last year the Buck
eyes had an all-civilian team lack
ing in experience necessary TO
cope with conference eleven. This
year those boys are seasoned COM
petitors and aided by few boys
returned by the services, make up
a dandy ball club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

NORTH END 70 Is,'; so ~; sA"'4 ~ ss ,.s.
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
OLYMPIC REC s ~. S..I.. &c Il s s..s.s
" Alleys. op.n sewlins All otY SAT-. sun.
PALACE REC. ssa' .i ss.T wptso., ?. rs. VS.
oPIs Bowling TODAY UNTIL 100 p. n.
eliiisrdL Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge
.PAlAcE-ScHOEAHERR ' soIU . Il ,'s s.ss
,.,,rSs,,... ot,ty ." tn. PAUL sostIy
PALMER PARK ss.1... 'O 80 ,s ss.-'; e.
TO s.7237. ossn sovi,ns From $50 A. n. to
9 p. n. and After ~. Psrkins. Cocktail Iosn.,.
on Iy,IIIu 1917 Jos. cAnPAu Ma Isls
TlAIUIUM 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAMONA REC. .''' s,d !.ss "'r e Is:
OPEN BOWLING TODAY 10 A. N. TO J p. n.
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
pIuIcpI pcn S3G GRAND RIVER AVE
nlFltnA ntb, NO sss7 AIR COOLED
opsn,ns for One osyims lsasu. Avsnsbl.
osen Bo~''ns "sesssu " Noon Until p. n.
R0l AWllE '04O 'ys, rtys s Ss t ,.s,"
choie. Day and Nisht lsssss Reservations stiII
Available. ks~ Owners. lack Csmpbeii, Manager.
pnvlI $500 hANIsriouE, Near 6. wsrren
nUtAl n ALLEYS NJ GT
conPLErGIY REmooGlEp. NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. you'll LIKE III
STATE FAIR 1880 s :t.'! -: sl 20 ..'''
SHOW PLACE or rHg WORLD. Open Bo~ilns
Every Eysnins From $50 Until C'osins
yo,uro ocn I3s4s WYOMING, AT
IUWth XtG. scHooLcRAFT no lIse
Under New Msnsssmsnt. open tIisyS TO-DAY
TIN $50 Pm. After ~. Al DAY Sat and Sun.
WASHINGTON BOWL "a; sc c5ssi: STsI C.
DAY AND nloNi6Hr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. oPGs UNTIL . A. ". ch $500.
WAYhe'S SCHOOL I 10 Alley. va i.siss
WHY DON'T YOU LEARN NOW 70 sowLi
See Wayne spsuidins-Hsvs Min Set Nou Risht.
WEST DETROIT wv w 'Ss''e o. s IS"
wessdsr . 10 s p. ~ Az Day Sat. and ssn.
Completely Rsmodsied. 10 Hsv lanes.
WURM'S SINCE 1883 '''S " ' 80,
op.. so~tIas TODAY Untn $ p ~. After a.
Cocktail Lounge. ORGAN Music. tEesllset feed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

Wally Weber, the top luncheon
speaker in the Western Confer
ence, will be at the weekly meet
ing of The Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club Monday
noon. Wally will be scouting Hi
nois and have lot 10 tell about
this interesting ball club.
It's going 10 he Linsdale Day
and that means a good time will