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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
EX-5diiIor Must d(e
Federal Dope Charge

George Foley. % Of New York
CITY faced removal from Detroit
today on a fe dera narcotics
charge Joseph Waggoncr, l9 an
other Now Yorker arrested with
him. was booked for carrying con-
coalcd weapons Foley received A
bad conduct discharge from the
navy three months ago.
Federal agents found several
rovolverS and II morphine needles
believed stolen from tho Wheeler
Nav, Yard In FoleyS apartment
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Youth Group
+ To Hear Scot

The Voice Of Christian Youth
viii be heard again at the Art
Institute Auditorium AT 7:55 p. m.
tomorrow.
The guest speaker will be the
Rev. James A. Stewart. founder
and director of the European
Evangehstic Crusade, largest or
ganization of its kind. lie viii
speak on the Need for Evangel-
ism in Europe
A fiery Scotchman. Mr. Stewart
gained entrance for his group into
Russia before the outbreak OK
war sent him home IN 1889.
sOLOIST ON PROGRAM
His organization still maintains
80 workers in Europe.
Guest Soloist on the program IN
addition 10 the usual musicians
will be Pat" McGroarty soprano
from the Ward Memorial Presby-
terian Church.
A Lansing Youth for Christ or
rganiZation was announced today
by Ed Darling, vice president in
charge OF the Great Lakes area.
RALLY AT LANSING
Sixteen members of the Detroit
staff of NCY will travel TO Lam
sing on Oct. 20 10 give impetus
10 that city's first youth rally.
The new organization is spon-
sored by the Lansing Business
mems Committee, Darling re-
vealed, and has gained the
cooperation of church leaders.
Darling met with 40 Detroit
businessmen last -niEht-at the
downtown YWCA in a bid TO gain
added support for future eXpan-
I sion of VGY activities IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Crime Record Barred
By Death Of Barber

Routine hngerprInunc Of A
heart attack victim today re-
vealcd that be- had been sought
SinCc I9iS On = iophorl Chargc
Arthur Gilmore 50 of Bill
Third a barber. dlcd yesterday
afternoon and up0n bong taken
20 tho mo'Cue his criminal record
was revealed. according 20 Dc'ec-
tive l. Lester Chorpcr NJ Gill
more died whilc AZ work in shop
AZ so ". Fort
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Industrial Accidents
Hedviestin Wayne
Detroit rims, Lan.ur Bsr,,u

LANSING. Sept II Nearly
half the industrial accidents for
which workers received Compcn-
saiion m the pa&LAear occurred
vf,3- e,'Ffr : =, y WORK. I.
mems compensation commission
reported today
More than 81 600 workers m tho
state suffered accidents Tor which
claims were paid Of this total.
10 accidents resulted in fatalities
and 1876 IN permanent diSaDlh-
ties
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
BuII'S-c.yc
Nays Secret Weapon
Was Radio Fuse

WASHINGTON, sept II TNSJ
One OF America : greatest 80
cret weapons of the war radio
fuse which eNplodcS proicctilcS
close enough 20 their targets 20
assure 4 strike had been unveiled
by the navy today.
Undersecrctary Of Tho ,S7vy
gStruve Hcn>cl described the dis
- -cnNnrN AZ = PlHt-F4i4+-heitit--tte
sending and receiving set. which
is carried on Inc nose Of pro-
lcctlIe
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Strike ParIey Fails

READING, Pa Sept 81 GNS1-
Renewed negotiations had broken
down today IN attempts 10 end
strike which has left Reading
without newspapers for Is days
The dispute involves two news.
papers and The printers union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Baird Plea Sept. Ia

4 hearing viii he held Monday
on a motion for a new trial filed
by Sheriff Andrew ). Baird. who
was ordered Sept Il 10 pay Sl7,-
500 for responsibility IN the
forced murder confession Of
Richard Vincent
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Hospital Ship Laid Up

ST JOHNS. Newfoundland.
Sept 21 INS The L. S hos
pital ship WeStcria. en- route 70
New York with 450 service pa
ticntS. was docked Al 81 Johns
today for repairs 10 her ruddor
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Stage Bowling
School Sunday

Second session Of the Detroit
Bowling ProprctorS Association s
bowling school is scheduled be-
tween , and 4 p. m. this Sunday
al 30 different establishments, IA
on the east side and 10 on the
west.
Detroit's top stars, Joe Norris
and John CrimminS will be al
IWY-7 and Fort -Voulevard Recre-
ations. respectively, They will be
assisted by Steve Dutko and AL
Robinson This Sundays schedule;
/ FAST SIDE. state Falr--George Young and
William MOWery Parksdc-Herb MertenS
and Bob Rich. Gsrden--RuSs Jantz and Mike
Augello. Tlsnds-John Petro. Harper-Tom
TeSta and Joe Scribner Heynen's-Ellis
walker. Cadillac-Cy GoralCgyk Chene-
lTrombly-Frank Zion and Jack DiGioyanni.
Mack -BOulevard-PhN Baumsu. Archway- Bob
Cole Motor City--Ken Haviland and Fred
Wof Van Dyke-CssS Schlaf. Nottingham
WEST SIDE Brightmoor-Bud MassoN
Warren BOwI-iou SislaN and Tom Rooney
kaigtun-El wood Blake Maplrs-Stan Stanu-
Us and Joe Adams. Palacc-DiY IuIack
Boehm Fcrudale--Lou Burr and AT Kncch'
Palm Heach--Joe PauluS. Fred Breckles
and sam EiChardsun stratum lpT-Rudy
Puget Wy-T-Joc Norris and Steve Dutko.
Port rt-BOuleyerd-Iphn Crlmmins and Al Rob
insOn. CymplC-Chet BukowSh and Al
Holden Riviera-Wayne Spauding Am
Kenet and Tom Morsno.
ftraudWay-.tOhn COuda
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
u. D. Calls IFS
.QuarferbaCks

Coach Baer has instructed his
Ave quarterback candidates TO APP
pear at the University OF Detroit
Tuesday for skull drill in prepara
ton for the Titans' football wars
These drills will continue until
Sept. 10 when So men have been
invited as the result of their
work in summer practice to ap-
pear for a two-a-day session on
the football field until school
opens officially.
This move for the extra load
of practice Is necessitated by
the fact that our opener will
be played with n team which
has already played Its fifth
game of the season.
"Our boys, with the exception
OF four, have never had any
collegiate experience.
'Of the four only two have
played with II. of ID.
'It's important We have the
fundamentals of when TO use
n certain play well drilled into
our signal callers, hence the In
nOvation of the quarterback
meetings" stated Chuck Baer
in announcing the opening of
football practice for the Titans.
School opens officially on Sept.
"A with the opening game but
four days later Football practice
will be on a one-a-day basis dur
ing the school year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Sunday, Sept. l6.
The event. open 10 all novice
owners Of pointing breeds, will be
held at the Detroit Creamery farm
QIouseman Spit2ley subdivision
one mile south of Mt. Clemens on
Gratiot avenue, Sept. 16. Head
quarters for the trial Will be the
Inn, opposite the field
trial course.
Many fine prizes and certificates
will be awarded 10 winning dogs.
but SportSmen are advised to send
i'm their entry printed in today S
Times without delay. Only linn
.itcd number of dogs can run IN
the trial. All entries will be. num-
.bered as they are received in the
Sports Department of The Times
and those arriving first will be
given preference. There is no
entry fee. Mail entries TO the
IOutdoor Editor, Detroit Times,
Detroit 81.
Cooperating in the staging OF
the trail Mlll be Michigan Sports
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

course they are TO follow for the
Commute running time. Although
the judges ride horseback. owners
of the dogs will handle their
charges afoot. The judges will tell
them If their dogs are on point
and in general help the handlers
i'm the trial.
AT the conclusion Of each brace
the judge will hand the owner a
written form which points out the
speed. style and range of his dog,
whether the dog has bird sense
and goes to birdy places. The form
will also show whether the dog
works out in front. runs away.
bolts; whether he locates his birds
accurately; takes scent from air,
bumps birds. false points or noses
around on foot scent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Teach Dog Training

Pete Garrett o. Detroit has been
named trial chairman, with Paul
,Treadway of Berkley field trial
secretary. In charge of the draw
ing will be Fred Davis and Arthur
Erwin. Porter Colby and Erwin
Carroll will be official starters.
Field marShalS are Miner y. Fin
ney, Ed Stewart. Roy Hinkle and
Ed Cooper. Horses will be handled
by Bill Murray and Al Nofkc.
One of the highlights of the trial
will be the presence of some OF
the greatest professional dog
trainers in the country who will be
on hand to aid hunters in ironing
out training problems.
Dave Pullen OF Worthwhile, in
ternationally famous trainer, Will
give actual demonstrations of prl-
mary training. Others equally as
great include Fred Moftatt, Lu-
.ther Smith. Dewey Elwood, Pau
Dawson and many others, all OF
whom have gained wide reputa-
tionS in turning out some of the
greatest gun dogs in the country.
The purpose oi the trial is TO
encourage hunters to get thar
dogs in better condition for ths
hunting seasons Just ahead and TO
get acquainted with pointing dog
owners and talk hunting and dogs.
The trial provides an opportun-
lity for those without experience 10
compete against people in the
same class. Some may become
interested IN this fine all year
round sport.
The rules in the trial are simple
One does not need to have fancy
field trial champion 10 compete.
All dogs in the trial must be
novice dogs. handled by novice
handler. A novice dog is one that
has never placed in any trial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

man as $ q L ] d.
of Royal
Oak, the Rose
vile s ports
men Club. top
trainers, h a n .
dlers and noted
field trial | eX-
peNts from all
p a + IS of the
state.
Judges W il
be Ed Elack OF
Saginaw, Ralph
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Dates for Sportsmen

sept 7-TrLC ounty FoH Terrier Clab
puppy show, WV Hall. Royal oAk. judg-
ins
sept. s-Tr0ut season ON streams ends
today.
sept s-Firt fall meeting Detroit
SRoF tsasH'S tsHgreSS. X 0f q Hslly-N@sa-
ward and Forest. . Thomas Kelly,
soil conservation expert, to speak: DR.. y.
A. Hairht 10 show moose mayigS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

was required 10 first complete
all preceding ratings and then
demonstrate her skill by scoring
40 or more points on each of 10
targets, fired from the difficult
standing position. She is stu
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
How It's Run

Here's how tie trial will be run:
Two dogs Will run in a brace.
They will be brought out in front
of the judges and the owners are
told the general direction of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

re tty IL
year-old De-
trOit Edison
Rifle Club
gunner. The
expert rifle
man qualifi-
cation IL next
TO the high
est rating In
I n q y X \
series of Is
awards.
TO W in i
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
With Don GiIIies
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN With Don Oi
Times Hunting Dog Trial
To Be Held Sept. is
By DON GILLIEs

What is the best method of training hunting dog?
should we'll trained bird dog work in the field?
These questions will only be answered but
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

AlGUhA htG' q ALLIYS "a sJ4l
Open Bowling al All lines!
AMBASSADOR ,fsss,I is.II ieHA''tGi yt 7';;so -;',
Open Bo~l,no AL DAY Saturday, sod Sundays.
opesins, LETT IN LadIss'. Ntn't Ahsrneoa LEAGUE,
ARGYLE REC. essso @ sivts 40 sssg
op.nino, IN lsd,sT rus,.-Wsd. Afternoon tsasus,
ART CENTRE wooowAso ~ wAssts >.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY Aso SUNDAY
AL DAY. ffes PArsins coettsil touHs'
BEACON REC, " .,,.Ts stTsCs. "&IsssAs ,'.a.s
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SUNDAY 70 A. N. Leagues SIS 10 800 bysrass
bhl6hlMUUh stiR ssklLtt, ca ssss
10 Brand Me- Brons-ies Csutsnnisl Alleys.
oSsn eo~iins At OAr Saturday. snd saaesy,
rLnlIIIr l32 EAST CONGRESS
OFGs sOwtIse At Al rlSts
Fs~ Choice LEAGUE Hsssr'i'ioo' s'h A'aiIabl'
CASINO ~ w9o0r5sO. 'San'sS IS AlseYs
Choice League Openings Left!
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oPts BOWLING Ar Al TINES
CLUB REC. '1' s.G.9..S!I3 rS9Dsas9 s,,s2 Is 2's'o
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CREST LANES fUttssJ0. st1fss " GO. 20 t.,. slxt'
HOME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT ogR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DFERY Ilszs wHiI1ltR. al KELLY Road
os." sox,In. TooIr FROM ssoA vStiI @
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DETROIT RECREATION sattsy'T5 satts9 Z. s.sa 81
- Alleys OPts BOWLING AT AL INNS
con'sHish, TO Az Transportation LIns,
FORT BLVD. REC. " ,s co D. st%oI fSsI 81 81 s,.
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GltheAGLES REC. rlssuss1 a.1s syt7sG's No ,s,s s'
Leagues. Open Alleys Sat. suo All DsJ Para.
Grand RlyER-lIvERNOIS 1855 20 90. ss1S slSfS
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GRANDWAY REC. 1886 yi Gs4.9 ,',9,d H'Yts
oPTs BOWLING DAILY. Beautiful CoeLtail
lounee. SIX OF LUXE BRAND NV lEkES.
HALL -DODDS s,cs,ess s's n SsA"O e5yO y 81, s'
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MINUTES From oo~nto~n. Ample Parsine.
HARPER REC, ssss,Sss si,s s5ss1a AVE ssas I,si
Opsn Bo~iins AL DAY Saturdays and Sundau
20 Alleys. VISIT oUr Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
IMPERIAL REC. St.ts4S g. .tT4Ss "OrOSs s5os ,9,s
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WEEKDAYS ut . p. N. EXCELLENT 1000.
LOG CABIN 1s 5s0;S S,tsgs TS9OwAES 20 ,',.so Ays
MorniHo. Afternoon ard Midnios, Lssou.
opsninss Left. Ladies OrqanitaiioRs for Tues
LOUIS CAVE EAST 81 wsssts Isl'Ot ~ s7,s
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~. AND AFTER ~.
LOVES REC, 20 20 sUw!,sS SO, !.so 1!s,Ys A!ssys
Completely ModrriIsd. Coettsi Lounge
1925 Cast Jefferson. at Easus~n NJ sll7.
MACk-BlVU. sHeRrpSs wv ssss. ss
oPEN AlltNS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
EVERY AFTERNOON. All DAY SAL. sun.
MlllFTT'S RE- Si7 TavmeuLl AVE.
sow so1lse Os scHool WAYNE psvAe feAItsscss ItssSss
MT. ELLIOTT REC, '''' ~ " ,.,sil ELLIOTT
Wait Our ccsti,h tsuNgs' sssa,huI Ian.,.
NEW FAlRYIEW :, ,',, stts1s tIsT 'tfstssos su son
op.niss, iOr At,,rnoon snd tysning L,sguss.
NORTH END 70 100 so%ssy ios cA"'4S ~ ,s,s .sST
O pen Until "A. M. Todsyl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Crack Michigan Rifle Team
To Meet Indiana Shooters
BY DON GILLIES

crack 12man rifle representing the cream OF .u
eastern Michigan smallbore SteVensVDe
this Sunday picked Indiana squad spech Ie"
I
being Concurrently regular regis
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

JUNE RATED AS EXPERT
The National Rifle Associa-
tion headquarters In Washing
ton announced Saturday the
award of the junior expert rifle
man rating to June Pollock,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Thomas of Crosse Pointe and Fred
Leggett of East Tawas. all ma
tionally famous in conducting field
trials and shooting dog stakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
ENLARGE RANGE

ENLARGE RANGE
A crew of men with bulldozers
are at work this week enlarglng
the WyandOtte Municipal Rifle
Range to 50 firing positions Tor
the Southeastern Michigan Rifle
and Pistol Associations big regis
tered shoot Sept. Q.
When completed the range
will he one of the largest In
the state and will take care
OF more than roo gunners ex-
pected 20 participate In the
match.
Paul Willoughby Of the Parks
and Recreation Gun Club OF De-
troit has been named executive
officer. with John Sprague, st.
Mary'S Of Redford Club. chief
range officer, and Frank Babbage
Of Chrysler Gun Club, chief sta
tistical officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
PORT HURON CLUB JOINS

Uni H1RoN Abtb "Ot-Nc
The Borderline Rifle Club or
Port Huron have been voted
membership in the Southeastern
Michigan Rifle and Pistol ASsocia-
tion and in the future will par
ticipate in indoor and outdoor
league matches this fall and
winter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
TWO OPEN THURSDAY

OF the eight major leagues in
the city two of these will open
next Thursday, the Metropolitan
All-Star Classic at Ritter'S and the
West Side Classic at Tower. The
Women's Major starts at Olympic
Sept. - and the ChrySler Inter
Plant at Chene-Trombly Sept. 13
The Womcn's Travelling gets
under way at various places Sept,
IS. The Detroit Times All-Star
| Classic at Olympic Sept 1S, Michi-
gan Major at Crest the following
night and the Greater Detroit at
! Olympic Sept - Opening Nor the
Mems Travelling will be Sept. %
pf. 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
sOenr RnM,
prTHUfFe&ErNES s

THIS Is n letter 20 YOUR serViceman. It's all
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world 20 him Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send IL To hlnl.
Wherever he Is, he wants the news from HOME
It's up TO you 10 mail it,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

tered program sponsored by the
st. Joseph Valley Rifle Club.
Firing on the Michigan team are
Ferdinand p. Schimmel. Benny
Bazydlo, Fred Friedman, Max
Lee. Erwin Brehm. John Wark,
Cleland Clark. Allen Johnson,
Paul Willoughby, Bob Rodda and
Harlon Sires.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

dent al Mackenzie High and herV
training has been supervised oy
Harold ID. Mcmahon, club instruc-
a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

NORTHWESTERN ,:it,ss. 'st ss."0 ~ ',s'a ,..'..
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OLYMPIC REC ,stt aGs;5 s..sise ~ sR Pt ss.s s...
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Open Bowling at All Times!
PLLACE.DIY 'st, ..,s1 w.sI USsos, 80. s.s
P''i OPss sowtrsG % fsos 700; sSos os 'i'': cHir;:
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RITTER REC. "ii ''st. g, At 80, sHAlsr'A
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVERSIDE s;DcUSH,t 11 tasI tlt'''ssPTi ss ,,,: :,
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cholcE DAYrint AND MIDNIGHT IIhGUI
OPENINGS ARE sTiLI svAilbBLI
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Saturday ard sundsy,. A n. Ustii cis'ins.
SOUTHEASTERN ST. ItAs sa ess.ttvoH ~!
sowIiss psiTS. soos vs1,t % etosiss'
SPRINGWELLS Is s', .,s,Hs sssS,se~t,5s ,.:,,, .y5.
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STATE FAIR 5000 woopwaso. TO ,-.sIi.
sII THIs GREAT SNOWFLAKE OF wohLol
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CHOICE LEAGUE REstRvATtoss Arr
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TWENTY Grand ?. ~ Is,tYs a. w. Y1'sss - ..,.,
Open Alleys Here Today All Day
VAN DYKE REC. ., ';Si sils1s s1s 0TEs ts. ,,.c.
Open BouIins Saturday, Frem Moon untii p ~.
shd After .. Sundays From Noon ustii cissns.
vLpcITy l7sos LIvtssoIs. ar. nsslshel,
MORNING. tFrIRsoos tso siosisHT
LEAGUE OPENINGS. LtoiGS HOUSE wto.
uinrnpv 77a4 TwtIFTH. at DgIAwtRI-
VGlUhI Y ALLEYS. IN 7.sso7.
Issov.s oS.n Bowls, All DAY sAr.. sUs.
VOGUE REC. f4OIsSf e tssfs !" ''ss',Es: =, ,fss
Open Bowling at All Times!
WHITTIER '1,I 4. !tt9y! snsT !''''a'Gs W ts,i s,i
Open Bowling All Day TODAN
WURM'S SINCE 1888 200 ~ s.sa''T -,
Opsn AIIsu TO-DAY unui cioslns. s.sgttfui
Cocktail Lovaos. orssa Music. tsesIiset fece,
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
NoN.AssoclATlON ESTABLISHMENTS

LUCKY STRIKE ;s ;st ssvSo ss1s, 'Iy', ~ ,,... Z.
oPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 bk on.
- BRUNSWICK LAsts. san
ROStyIlLE REC. s'II10r :, sutsys 's.tt sost 80 30
: FoR Our 500 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
.BoW|ers0pen
Season Here
Reconversion TO Play
important League Role
By HAROLD KAIIL

Whether Detroit enjoys IFS big
geSt bowling season in history
VIII depend on inc progress oI re-
conversion a. a great number OF
leagues launch their l9i5-46 cam
paigns I'm various establishments
Throughout the metropolitan dis
trict this week.
A threc-wcck survey through
out the district reveals there have
been a large number Of cancella-
.tionS on morning, afternoon and
midnight leagues due 10 recent
layoffS. Had not the layoGS oc-
Cured. there would have been
more leagues than ever before.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
ONLY FEW OPENINGS

With these typo Of circuits,
which are expected TO resume by
ImldSeaSon when the men return
TO work. there is a premium on
choice times between o p. m. and
II. Only a few establishments
have openings between those hours
and they should be filled rapidly.
That Detroit Will continue 10
lead the country in American
Bowling Congress sanctions also
Seems likely. There are an unusual
number of requests for this time
of the year on file with Frank
Mitzcl, secretary Of the Detroit
Bowling Association.
Even the proprietors are voicing
note Of optimism over the pinboy
! situation. a thorn in their side for
the last four years. With service
men returning 10 reclaim their
Jobs n greater number Of pinerooS
lare expected TO be available before
1.-THE season is many weeks old.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-04
I(EF IS SPONSORING TRAINING (LASS; WILL
 OPEN HERE MONDAY

The International Child Evangel- ism Fellowship is sponsoring a training class to be held here next week This organization is inter- denominational and international in is scope.
 Tne program of the Fellowship is to hold home Bible classes, taught by women of the local churches, in different sections of the city. In this way many children who do not go to Sunday School can be reach cd with an illustrated Bible mes sage.
 The purpose of the Fellowship is to evangelize every boy and girl in Juneau and Douglas and to encour- age them to be in some Sunday School and Church.
 The training class is open to all who wish to attend There will be lessons on preparation and teaching Bible lessons to children, how to teach Bible verses and gospel songs to children. The meetings will be- gin Monday, August 6, and will be held at the Bethel Tabernacle. The Rev. and Mrs. Lester Justice, who are representing the I.C.EF. in Alaska will have charge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-04
Mr., Mrs. Wm. Spain
 Announce Marriage, Daughter, Mary Ellen

MT. and Mrs. William Spain have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to Cpl. Harry Pohlman, of St. Louis, Mo, July 26, in RoWla. Mo.
 For her wedding the bride chose an aqua dressmaker suit, with which she wore a yelled white lace Dutch cap and white accessories. The groom's immediate family were pres ent for the marriage.
 The young couple met in Juneau, while Cpl. Pohlman was with the Post Utilities, stationed at Duck Greek. The bride has been en- plcyed in the District Attorneys office here for the past five years, and just recently went south on a vacation trip.
 For the present, Cpl and Mrs. Pohlman will make their home in St. Louis, where he is now stationed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-04
THE CHURCH or TIE HOLY TRINITY, EPISCOPAL

Fourth and Gold REV. w. ROBERT WEBB, Rector Miss Marguerite Shaw, organist. Mrs. G. F. Alexander, choir dir ctor.
 Sunday Services
 Tenth Sunday after Trinity. 800 a. m.-Holy Communion. l0.00 a. m.-Church School. l1:00 a. m.-Holy Baptism and Holy Communion with instructions about the various parts of the ser vice by the Rev William Forbes This will be an excellent opportunity for persons to learn about the prin- ciple service of the Christian church Offeratory solo by Mrs. Joe Sadlier, "Panis Angelicus,' by Caesar Franck. Monday, 1000 a. m-(F Feast of the Transfiguration) Holy Communion. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Choir re- hearsal
 Strangers and visitors are always welcome at our services.