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Evening star., 1945-06-01
Commencement Opens
For Chevy Chase School

Commencement exercises at the
Chevy Chase Junior College and
Senior High School began today with
an alumnae luncheon at the Stat
Ter Hotel.
College class day exercises will be
held at pm tomorrow, followed by
scenes from the Twelfth Night to
be presented by the drama class
at 7 o'clock.
Navy Chaplain J. Jack Sharkey
will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon at pm. Sunday at the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church, and dip
Tomas will be awarded the 10 college
and 10 high school graduates at
graduation exercises at 10 am. Mon
day. The graduation address will be
delivered by 1t. Col. John o. Beatty.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June LP.-Cotton fu-
lures registered small gains on light mill
today. The market registered Iight losses
in earl ytrading as liquidation and hedg.
ing met only scale-down support
avstns M9f dsnte hed to the Ts
purchase program which will expire June
80. unless extended by the Government.
cents bale higher. July, %. 90; octo.
ber, 22.62. and December, % "a.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

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Evening star., 1945-06-01
Graduates are:
High School.
Jops Still Fighting
FierceIy in Burmu
By the Associated Press.


CALCUTTA, India, June 1.-Sav-
age hand-to-hand fighting is taking
place in the Kama area, II miles
north of Prone and ITO miles north
west Of Rangoon where the enemy
still holds an escape bridgehead over
the IrraWaddy for evacuation of
forces toward Thailand, the South
east Asia Command announced to-
day.
British troops Withstood almost
continuous attacks and killed 200
Japanese, the communique said.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Chicago Grain

some of them down more than cent IN
early futures trading rallied during the
final hour toaay to erase large part OF
the losses
After the early offerings had been ab-
Sorbed all markets turned quiet and when
short covering developed shortly before the
close, prices advanced quickly.
Rye, which suffered from stop-loss selling
after the Winnipeg market had dropped
some prices topping yesterdays final quo
tatlons.
Wheat, leader of the early break, also
advanced to new highs for the day. when
shorts tried TO cover and found scarcity
of offerings.
At the finish. wheat was - lower to "a
higher than yesterdays close. July. 6sas
Corn was unchanged to of as July. 11sH7
Oats were down u to "a, July, 63ts Rye
Evening star., 1945-06-01
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, June / uo.-Foresn ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain IN
dollars, Others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, OK per cent discount or 9Os7la
u. 8. cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, ofncial buying.
4.02; selling, 4.04.
Latin America-Argentina, free, "a 90,
unclaimed; Brazil: free, 5.25n; Mexico,
20. 65n n Nominal.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

Curtiss- Wright Corp. elected Julia
M. Scanlan secretary, one of the
highest Offices held by any woman
in the aviation industry. r. j.
was named treasurer.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

Ex dividend. Plus extra. a Paid 50
far this year. e2% extra. f3S extra
h S. 90 extra 1Oc extra. Paid in 1914
y $40 extra
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. June ! iP-The Sc
curltles Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for May 81, 1912 pur-
chases involving 13s,235 shares: 4729
sales involving 1o6.314 shares, including
3S short sales involving ,23S shares
Evening star., 1945-06-01
N. Y. Bond Market
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
RomuIus Cdgers
In Army Meet

Romulus Air Field basketball
team will play Nashville in the
first round of the air forces ferry
ing division tournament at VIII
mington, Del. Thursday night. II
Romulus wins, il will take on
Wilmington. which drew a bye in
the first round.
The tournament is a climax 10
a strenuous physical program
ordered by Gen. Arnold. 1t will
take in teams from all parts of
the country. being played in two
divisions If arrangements can be
made two divisional winners Will
meet fer the national tile
Romulus has won 19 out of "a
games this season. About Is more
VIII be played Because of the
constant shifting of personnel, the
men take part IN about half OF
the schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Members OF no less than 90
Detroit teams were shocked 20
learn the Chicago Hersld-Amer-
ican is restricting It's annual
womenS classic. the largest in
the country. 10 approximately 90
miles This means Battle Creek,
Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Muske-
eon.- Pontiac and Toledo women.
also biz supporters, arc ex-
cluded. too.
The H-A voluntarily limited the
territory 10 conform 10 "AsSistan;
President" Jimmy ByrneS' request
10 reduce travel 1t could be
ByrneS and the ODT will expect
all others 10 follow the H-A lead
once Washington hears about IL
Then. too. il could be the H-A had
a tip something was in the air as
papers often get advance informa-
tion. ANYWAY. The H-A- beat
Byrnes 10 the punch, if there's 70
be one
A Washington date-llned story
says state bowling tournaments
will not be forbidden For present
the war committee on conventions
is assuming the directive on con-
ventionS doesn't exclude sports.
But operators and secretaries
have cause 10 be concerned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

will be included again. the former
with a $40 scratch and the latter
ITO. Guaranteed first prizes are
81 900 in the team. 5000 in the
doubles and 500 in the singles.
HERE AND THERE-Barrine
the unexpected ending OF tho
European war within the next
two months the earliest date for
the resumption Of ABC tourna-
ments appears IN he 1917 -
Louis Burr is the new manager
with -ffattie-MeeSteF AZ his as
sistant AT Log CABIN e.. Michigan
Federation Of Labor Will hold It's
third annual handicap tourney AZ
Grand Central IN March CYO
women their eighth Al Parkland
Nso in March Marie Sparrow
president
0etroit TowlinG ProINietors
have given $500 to the Bow lerS
Victor, Legion where Detroit is
fifth in tho country with 81 523
Emily Schend ct kcnnsha Wis,
recently hit l97-256-279 for 732 IN
league PLAY ~. Mrs Wooster
tops the womcn's Travelling indi-
vidual averages with 1874 25
Henry Vogt, 16S average, ST
Louis. shot 300 and 703 in h Of c.
League al 81 BOwar-Flesch
VS.. Repp-Kenet for doubles match
title seems set for April 14-l5-
2l-22.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Garcia Ready
For Spencer

Ruby Garcia. seasoned Puerto
Rican lightweight, will provide the
acid test Monday night in Arcadia
for Leon Spencer, sensational
Cleveland youngSter.
Garcia arrived Saturday. beam
ing confidence that he could take
the measure Of the youthful
Ohioan who rated the spot against
him by virtue of a seventh round
knockout over Billy Miller in the
same ring two weeks ago.
Other events Billy Borne, De-
troit. VS. Martin Boyle, Detroit,
at-l5n- pounds four rounds Gene
fSoiand.I Detroit -Sofiy San
chez, Detroit. al lio pounds. four
rounds. Johnny Hernandez. McHi-
can heavy, vs Mack Parshay, De-
trot. four rounds. and Leroy Con-
ners " Snow Ross both Detroit
hghtheavies. for four
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Field Of 81 Compete
For Hdndbdh Title

John GoStomSki and Paul Merlo
headed field Of - in the City
AAU handhall- tournament start
ing today at X Of { Hall Wood
ward and Forest GoStOmSk IS
seeded ahead OF Paul MerlO,
present state champion. The for
mer was runnerup 70 Paul Stobbe
last year
Paul Wlnkler. Armand Duhart,
Nate Miller. Jack HaGenah. Stan
Zalewski and Cal Behn are other
top ranking players In the meet
First round matches in the upper
half of the draw starts today
with the balance 10 compete
Monday a. S p m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
BASEBALL'S CONSERVATIVE
Adams, Dutton FroWn on
More Hockey Rule Changes
By LEWIS II. WALTER

ANY further moves 10 increase
scoring in hockey will meet with
opposition from President putton
Of the National Hockey League
and Manager Adams NJ Detroit
The. particular target Of their
wrath is Manager Ross of Boston
who wants 10 change the lines on
the ice once more. Ross wants 10
make il poSslhle 10 pass from he
hind your net 10 the opponents
blue line.
For two years a rcd lire at
center icc has been tho offsidc
stripe. with another off9de be-
inC possible at the opponents
blue line
The rcd strip az center ice was
designed 10 stol the gang play
with which Deu oit won the Cup
in 1942-43 after just missing in
the previous campaign. This is the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

play nv which one team moves up
and attempts 20 pen its foe inside
It's own defensive zone.
"The red line has failed to
stop the gang play, so lets try
something else" said Ross re-
Gently in Toronto, making his
new suggestion
Adams says something else
They wanted goals and the
new rules brought them eight
or nine game. Now what do
they want? Let's leave the
game a,One for awhile" he
Snortcd.
In his last visit 10 Detroit, Dut-
ton got in his word
Its taken me year and a
half to recognize the game
again. Are they going 10 change
II once more on their old presi-
dent ." he asked. Lets skip it."
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. II up
Baseball men were wondering to-
night what the future held in
store for Edward G.. Barrow and
Joseph Vincent Mccarthy, two
key figures in the building Of the
New York Yankees into the
greatest and most successful or
ganI1ation in baseball history
The question was how they
would got along with the new
Yankee boss, Col Leland s.
Larry) MacPhail and whether
cousin Ed WASH sighting the
end Of the baseball trail
MAePhail. Who headed the three
man syndicate which bought the
Yankees Yesterday for little less
than 50. 100000. was emphatic in
his statements that Barrow and
Mccarthy would remain with the
club but his words lacked tho
6ery authority which the fam
hoyant baseball e.ecutlve COM
mands when ne wcnts 10 drive a
point home
BASEBALL'S CONSERVATIVES
The MacPhaI of Cincinnati and
Brooklyn is hard 10 reconcile with
Barrow and Mccarthy. two Of
baSehallS conservatives, who get
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

the Shrine will open the team
event at Hall-DoddS April 10.
Doubles and singles start at Pal
mer Park April y. II Will be the
last time the city is held in two
houses, spreading out 10 three in
1916.
Detroit almost equaled the COM
bined entries of Chicago and
Milwaukee last year with 30l6
teams, 1888 doubles and s, 14S
singles at the Palace and Vogue
Mllwaukee's city meet broke all
previous marks with 2,064 fives
this season, two more than 1912.
Defending Detroit champions
are Joe Norris Stroh in Class A,
1929 Vince Kelly's Duchane, in B,
3ll over average; Harold SpinkS'
Chicago Scalers in c, 427. and
Bob Fraser's Midwest in d. 4l9
Joe PauluS and Lou Sielaff won
the regular doubles with 1900
Fred Buiack the singles on 7l6
and Frank Teschler the all-events
xx.,b IQSQ
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Thre ee-Rine Circus

There Will be regular three
ring circus for lower average spill
ers here in April in the way OF
individual classics OF SIX games
across Il alleys. First Joe Strobl
comes along with one AT Royal
with $500 and $500 first and
second prizes for ls5-aversge men
and under Nick Blossom at
DENLY follows with one for IT'S
and under with a $500 tops.
.lules Plncket is the latest with
fourth annual, which he calls
. original 10 be held Al Motor
City. starting April 7, a week
ahead Of the other two. The
Motor City outdoeS the others in
prize money with $1,000 and
81 600 as the top awards II is
going 10 be interesting TO see how
all three fare
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Detroiters and will run for nine
weeks.
In a similar program last win
ter that ran only four weeks
$500 persons learned 10 swim
well enough 70 pass beginner S
test Most of these continued 10
improve until able 10 pass the
Red Cross exams.
At-the- conclusion OF the nine
weeks the leading swimmers from
each Of the pools where lessons
are being given will compete for
war bonds and stamps given by
The Detroit Times In addition
TO test to -pr4ve hoW well they
learn their lesson there will be
competition for those who have
made The more rapid progress
during the classes.
Nineteen pools will be open for
lessons with an expert teacher al
each. There viii be classes in the
afternoon and early evening for
boys and girls and in the evening
for men and women A complete
schedule Of the lessons may be
obtained by sending a stamped
envelope 10 the department Of
parks and recreation or by visit
ing any of the pools where lessons
are being given
The following pools will be used
during the campaign: Barbour,
4209 Seneca: Brewster, 637 Brew
ster: Burroughs, $3.50 s.. Cyril;
Cleveland. 1892 Conant; DENLY
l28O0 Kelly; Durfee. 2470 CollinG-
wood: Elmwood, 504 Elmwood.
Foch, 1852 Fairview; Hutchins
1920 Woodrow Wilson; Jackson,
4ls0 Marlboro Jefferson, $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Municipal Basketball
WEDNESDAY,
LL..N Ga.

WEDNESDAY,
iaM Side
A. Barbour CroVley-Milner " Grand
Trunk ~ Welcome Inn vs. IArloVir7 Aces
~ 5 b Brewster A. A. vs. c Youths
A. g. ClAir-Conuncn'd vs. Arthurs a.
National S'smpinc Ar Briggs B0mbers
a. UAW Docsl 1b4 bye
A. JsckSon-Hsr-Vau Five vs. JurrIesrs A.
tB. OCO Detroit vs Past side sports
a. Hudson A u JarioHicz Giants
A. Rurrourhs -Brsuster Ju vs. Franklin
Settlement. - n
COMM NITY CENTER LEAGUE
Z nder ie Years.
PaNSds W Brewster. ct Burroughs a. 2
81 clair Crsys vs. Bradley ~ So Ciair a.
St Claif Blues vs. sN Clair Reds. al
Under i9 YeafsfN
Brewster IS Laskp. A. BurrrUFns a.
ParNlde vs. - clair Nst Focn a.
west Sidsl
A. Eronk-P0V office vs. PaySide Tiers
AZ 2 Detroit Police vs. Jacobson A.
A. Hufchi0s-Psrker Recreation VE BAILEY .
Five A. Metropolitan Methodist vs.
A. Dur'es-Deiroit Association for the Deaf
vs Ex-Celi-O O. a. Z 30 JAW Locs 40
" Heart ~ Detroit Elks 1914 ~ $50
A. Jefferson r. -Birdhur2i- A Al War Man
Commi sion ~ q
CoMMUNITY CINIER LEAGUE
Under 10 Years
Birdhurst vs. Kronk. q, kronk a. I.
Northwestern " Gene Tunpsy Boys Club,
AZ Hutehini. a. 7, Charles InsuTdnee-eye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

handicap tour
nancnt moves
IN the follow
ing week end
T c d Markell.
secretary "
poets last years
entry Of / 0S2
teams and So
762 50 IN prize
m O n 10 hC
betterCd
After a lapse
Of a year, dou-
bles and singles
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Wilson Team
Is in Danger
Palmer Park Threat
in Times Sweep.
BY HAROLD KAHL

A 3OOH total rs a good score in
any bowling tournament. but Ellis
Walkers Ira Wilson may find il
not enough pins TO withstand the
attacks OF six Class A teams in
the Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Chene-Trombly Recreation this
Sunday at 8 p. m.
OF the six, Art WatSon'S Palmer
Park Recreation looms as one Of
the most dangerous threats for
two reasons. The fact the Wilson's
shunted Palmer Park 10 second
place only last Thursday after the
latter has topped the Metro Gas
sic since the third week of the
season rankles in the hearts of
Herman Jubenville. Charley Pei
tier. Bill Bunetta, Art Houtteman
and Watson.
TO BEND BACKS
They would like nothing better
than 10 go by the Wilson's like a
fast freight and will bend their
backs in the attempt. Then, too,
they wouldn't mind Whacking UP
the 81 900 first prize that goes 10
the winner at the conclusion Of
the event March 25.
Tony Coscolenda's Crest, COM
posed Of Henry Staineeki. Frank
Gunsberg. Guy Bell. John Moch
in addition 10 the pilot; Russ
Knecht'S Vulcan. Jack Burke
Marv Knecht Dale Huntington
and Barne" DOYLE, and Petite
Schnapp's Olympic: Tony Linde-
mann. Joe Costa, Ted Thornton
and Ken Ludiker. also has ideas.
Evon Alya aBudD WGners Old
bru tTony Bush, Pat Phelan, John
Coll, Joe Slater and Joe Walker)
is optimistic. Bert Lange's
Farmer Universal is a dark horse
from Wyandotte. Steve Sarnacki,
Stan Cyna, Arthur karp and
George %SheekS are the other
members.
MAY 60 PLACES
Ben Fruehaufs MacDonalds and
Leonard Cafuso's five arc a pair
that may 70 places in Class B
where Joe Jacobs Eddie'S five has
ruled the roost with 2S25 since the
start Others are Sam Aksamit's
McCmsky's, John Clinka's No. 7
and John Theodorou's No. Is OF
Ford Local 600. Steve Blenkow-
skis ConnerTs Maroons and Frank
Bagnowskl's Podezwa
Stan LewahAewsk4,s Murray
Bombers top Class c with 2675,
Ed Zeuschers Burroughs Portable
d on 2633 and Cass Lawrence S
Midwest T. with 24S9. A total Of
25 33 and IS fiyes are scheduled
IN these divisions.
After three squads were COM
pletod Saturday night, there were
only four changes among the
leaders
Maurice MltShkun's Mitsh's Five
nLntn sixth in in Class G on 1884,
the captain leading the way with
$50
Two changes came IN Class -
as Carl Metz NiCkers Cadets
rolled rnte-Gflb with 25sl. John
Hart leading with $50. Paul Hell
mans Lyon Mhlwrigh,s 256l
brough, Il seventh a. Ray Hem
streets 5S7 stood out Elmer
Jacobs Ford Trade School No. s
ferried into sixth IN Class + with
2424. Jacobs leading with 553.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Spariing
No Pins
Record City Meet
Appears Certain
BY HAROLD KAHL

With 1000 more sanctioned
teams than a year ago at this
time. Frank Mitzel, secretary of
the Detroit Bowling Association,
is certain of another record entry
for the 33rd annual city tourna-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
MacPHAIL HOLDS KEY TO YANKS
Will Mccarthy, Barrow Stay?

backward in letting the world
know about it,
Barrow himself may have hlnted
what way the wind was blowing
when, after sale OF the club had
been announced, he said
II have informed Larry Mac
Phail that since came 10 the
Yankees In the fall OF 1920 /
never have entered the club
house except to congratulate
the manager and players on hav-
ing won pennant or a World
Series. i would like to see that
policy retained"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

m Q mt as the
drive for teams
plunges in I o
full swing this
week.
Led by Muir
ray Corp. with
II, NJ os e m
Shrine so and
Ternstedt AZ, a
total of 1,150
reservations al
r e a d y have
been received.
IaA,Ia-N
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Ford AII-Stars Win

The Ford All-Stars basketball
team defeated Crosse lie Naval
Air Station quintet, 80 10 81 II
was return match. the sailors
winning The first contest. 45 70 ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
LARRY WAS DIFFERENT

The chances are that il will not
be, however. for that isn't Mac
Phail's way of operating. At
Brooklyn he spent his time be-
tween the Dodgers dressing room
and dugout and the drinking room
he installed AT EbbetS FIELD. firing
his manager. Leo Durocher. one
moment and rehlring him the
next. McCarthy'S close friends
can I see him staying in a picture
like that unless MacPhail changes
Barrow IS y and has been in
poor health. His new title. when
MacPhail is placed on inactive
army status on Feb 10. Will be
chairman Of the board Of directors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

protect his property.
More than 100 farmers who at
tended the Rose Center Oranges
first annual fox hunt had similar
stories 10 relate. Many told of
fox preying on young pheasants,
rabbits and other wildlife.
Floyd -Xergia, a farmer in
that community, thinks city sports
men might help curb depreda-
tions by organizing fox hunts.
whats the use of the state
purchasing thousands of acres
OF recreatiOnal land and stock
ing II with wildIife II il is to be
destroyed by predatOrs ." they
asked
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Altoona REC. n 'sqI s%tsYs T1s'''N" - HSt s,4l
Erioy opea ss-iiss Hefs Saturday. Sundays,
10 A. ~ On. WsekdsS Until and After ~.
AMBASSADOR .9sktIl ,ils' SGHAtf1s' =! ,.s;;s s;ss
10 A n Til clo,Ins. ws.sosy, Tin 7. After 20.
LDcBWLY 'os'' CAST .J I{[5sHsoS ,ls, AVE
nos,rn S EIi,u. os.n so~HrS Saturday, and Sun.
days from ! A, ~ Uath 80 A. NJ Bar Adioinins.
ART CENTRE xoop,T,1ysso At wAssls ss!.,
Free Psrkins EIssIlsnt TRANSFORMATION Facilities.
BEACON REC. NlStIsGss" /. ttsgss VI 1850 $3.50"
oPIN Bowling SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
FROM $50 A. ". ON UNTIL CLOSING.
BOWL .O.DROME e is7p; slEt2s OFn1t' aS SLSS s.sS
LEAGUE RGsGRVEIIos OPEN FRIDAYsP. ".
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
ppIruTunnp 7Oe4I FENkELL AVE.
SHUHsUSS N tllls G s.s. sss sSSS. t.o. az y ss'
opsn BouIlne ALL DAY Saturday. ard Sundsys.
CADILLAC 20 An:y I5 'As, 1.S:. $500 q ,,so
siSto oousIGs sSrUS6EYs AT ?. "
nIcIun 77s5 WOODWARD ave. ca 1892
GASlNu IS 5EAUTlFUl ALLEYS
Open Bowling at All Times!
centennial S,.r 1's.s s:S1, S"N' So.,,ili. sosO
Is IaSs, v,it Our Beautiful Cocktail LOuous.
CHENE. .TROMBLY $3.50 % 1s.sT s..s,i. {. s.p: sa''
WEEKDAYS UNTiL s p, ". AND AFTER ~.
CONNER REC, $500 EASPss SPss'' AYs'' i9 sssi sf''
Issou.s Isss oO.0 Alley, H,, TODAY All pD.
CREST LANES fV9tssIpS y ttIe9s " '2 20 s,s5' s.s!
HoNI OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT Qua STAGE eAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DEARBORN REC. s5 e A:s s:sA.fss w,sso o. ss p..3
See Miehieon's Postwar Palace!
DETROIT RECREATION ssttsy tttsyt'{t e. :sso 81
SUNDAYS Wsssosr Until ara After 10 30.
EAST WARREN .t3s .tc3ssoiltySs I S''t5s. 90: s;',
9o,n sg~''' CO. oAI sss%sw Ss,si, S:5 .nd sT"ds
FORT-BLYD REC. tso' so stvD y bo'T ts,;ii !" ~
Ssssdsys tosps Plenty o. PInboy,. No Tooiin'
GARDEH REC 's sls2asrty SGGGrASG pOdI1lS Z iS'''
oPtN sowIIHG TODAY fsoa "a NOON
UETIl CLOSING. WEEKDAYS usrlI p. ~
eLpFlEIn ",2 eeAtst 20 Alleys
uNnI IElU ~ 9lih o. sI40
OPEN BOWLiSG SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS.
WEEKDAYS UNTlL s ?. ". AFrtR ~ 30
npciTIIycc 10 { BALTIMORE AZ
UhEAI lAkL0 WOODWARD Ma $3.50
An 50 AtLETs Asahab. for open BopIine
saturday, Sundays From 10 A. ". Tm cio,ins
uiIt nnnnc ass " GRAND BLVD. At
HALL -UUUUS MICHIGAN IA s774
oPCN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
2 niru,, From oo~n'o~n. Ample Parsioa
j. j. mllLElI TR 2.a335
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOG CABIN is ,s''S Slttps TSSO~AH0 70 ,'l.so Aysi
UNDER MANAGEMENT oF LOUIS BURR
INSTRUCTIONS BY HArTiE WOOSTER
MACK.BlVO, ssts1oSs it n5Ss A'' " s;s s;s'
oPEs BOWLING HERC EVERY THURSDAY
~ ~ AL DAY on SATURDAYS
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
$50 Handicap Next

No sooner than The Detroit
Times Sweepstakes moves out Of
Chene- Trombly March q the
fourteenth annual Glass B-S5O
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Learn to Swim Program
To Last Nine Weeks
BY EDGAR HAYES

department parks and Seden 5555 McGraw;
recreation in conjunction Mackenzie Wyoming
5525 Martin Nolan, 1850 East
ctyWide Swim Lantz St Clair 4535 Fairiew
paign II open all Southwestern. 1921 West
will for Western. 1900 scoen Tappan
weeks.