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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-01
CHANGE PLACE

The North Carolina Junior
Sorosis will held the regular
business meeting tonight at 8
o'clock at the Little Clubhouse
of the Fifth and Orange USO,
instead of the SorOsis clubhouse
as previous planned. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-01
PHONE employees HERE
HAVE NO WORT

The employees of the Southern
Bell Telephone Co. of the Will
mington branch who number from
130-140 are members of the South
ern Federation Of Telephones and
Telegraph Workers, but up to a
late hour last night no word has
been received from the National
Federation as to any action to be
taken by the local group according
to c. L. Garner Wilmington Fed
Grafton representative.
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Troth and J. F. Hartman.

Troth and J. F. Hartman.
Surviving are his parents. grand.
mother, Mrs. r. H. Cowan, Of vii.
mington, and grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. W. DeHaven, of VII.
mington.
Mrs. DeHaven, mother, is the
former Sarah Cowan of Whining.
ton.
Warrant Officers DeHaven is at
present stationed in the South
Pacific.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-01
NAVY MOTHERS

The Cape Fear Navy Mothers
club will meet on October 8 IN
stead of October 2 as schedul-
ed. Members are requested to
make note of the change.
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City Briefs
CIRCLE TO MEET

Circle No. l Of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church with Miss
Mildred Horne as chairman,
will meet with Mrs. Frank j.
LeRay, Jr., LOG Park Terrace,
Sunset Park, on Tuesday 1t 8
p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-01
COUNCIL TO MEET

The Woman's Council of the
First Christian church will hold
the regular meeting At the
church tonight at 8 o'clock.
The executive committee will
meet at I o'clock.
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SOCIETY TO MEET

The w. II. and F. M. Society
of the Fourth street Advent
Christian church will meet to-
night at 8 O'Clock.
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WEATHER
CONTINUED from Page One)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-lR6Weather
bureau report Of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending pm. in the
principal cotton growing areas and else
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MEET TONIGHT

Tonight at 8 o'clock, the
Catholic Daughters of America
will meet in the Parish Hall.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-01
HIRAM W. SCHOLAR

Funeral services viii be held for
Hiram W. Scholar, q, who died
Saturday in Norfolk. Va, on Tues
day afternoon at 2 O clock in Yopp
Funeral Home with the Rev. c. D.
Barclift, officiating. Interment will
be in Bellevue cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Walter Wilkerson, Miss Annie
r. Scholar, and Miss Mary B.
Scholar, all of Norfolk, Va, two
sisters, Mrs. John Langford, Of
Decatur, Ca, and Mrs. Eta L.
Norwood, of Chester, Pa, and one
brother, John T. Scholar, OF Colds
boro, N. C..
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Obituaries
dps HADIE MAE WRIGHT

Mrs. Hadie Mae Wright, So, OF
1904 Ann street, died Saturday eve
ming at S o'clock in the James
Walker Memorial hospital after a
short illness.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 8 o'clock Ia the Tenn
pie Baptist church with the Rev.
W. J. Stephenson, officiating In
terment viii be in Oakdale GENE
terry.
Surviving are her husband. Ri
onal Wright, Of Texas, one daugn'
ter, Mrs. A. o. Underwood OF VII
mington. one sister, Mrs. L. e.
Smiley Of Camden. S. c., one broth
er, ". E. Blankenship of Durham.
N. c., and one grandson, Eddie I'm
derwood of Wilmington.
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BUY u. s. VICTORY BONDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
WhyFOOd
Is Higher

WASHINGTON, March IS
GNSJ Government officials TO-
day laid the blame for Skyrocket-
ing food prices during the last 2
years 10 increased demand. more
consumer purchasing power and
higher costs OF processing
Furthermore, they declared,
civilian food costs would have
climbed far higher in that period
than the so per cent estimated by
the Bureau OF Labor Statistics
had IL not been for wartime price
controls.
Official figures Of the bureau
reveal that overall retail food
prices increased so per cent from
March. 1892, 10 February. l945.
Earlier, comparison of news
paper advertisements OF the A&P
stores for March. 1888, and
March, l915, showed that costs Of
l3 major food items, including
meat butter and eggs. jumped g.
per cent in the l2-year period
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Cody Reelected
War Chest Head

Al the annual War Chest PreSi-
dents Committee meeting the fol-
lowing officers were reelected for
the ensuing year: Frank Cody,
local president Of the Boy Scouts
chairman; Mrs. John A. Heaven
rich. delegate from Children's
Hospital, vice chairman; Percy r.
Piter. president of the st. Antoine
YMCA, vice chairman; and Mrs.
Francis II. Bourke, chairman OF
the central volunteer bureau, sec
retary.
Walter G. Laidlaw, campaign
manager said the 1919 War Chest
fund drive will be held during Oct
Is TO 81, Headquarters will be in
Hotel Statler
The war chest womcn'S COM
mittec will be expanded this year
10 become a co-educational group
Robert II. MacRae, managing di-
rector said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Chain Katz

Funeral services Will be held
al . p. m. Sunday from the Lewis
Brothers Chapel. 1873 John r.
for Cham Katl, 65, former Ford
Motor Co worker who died in
San Diego. Cal, where he had
been employed u years A. gov
ernment instructor Burial viii be
in Machpelah Cemetery
Mr.. katz is survived by his
widow. Dora. TWO sons. Sam and
William. Detroit Times Clrcula-
tion department employees Two
daughters. Mrs. Edward Saper-
stein and Mrs. Chester Harris Of
Detroit, and two sisters. Mrs
Monya Chcssler OF Detroit, and
Mrs. Cranls HeryltZ OF Fall River,
Mass
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Civil Service Exams
Open for DSR Post

The civil service commission to-
day was told 10 start competitive
examinations 10 select A person 10
FIJI newly-creatcd S7.500-a-year
job IN the DSR.
The holder Of the new position.
10 bc known a, the associate
transportation safety engineer.
VIII be- responsible for assembling
complete record OF al DSR acci-
dents and dcviSing preventive
measures
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Wolf Traps
spec kers 10 Discuss
Wartime Love Topics

'Love-Its Meaning and Symp-
toms with special attention 10
wartime dating and how to deal
with wolves will he discussed in
two talks al the Central Branch.
YWCA. 223O Witherell, it was an
nounced today.
Mrs. Minnie X. Ocd, r. n. staff
member Of the Merrill-Palmer
School, will speak on "The Men
in Our Lives at 7.30 tonight.
On April 4, Or. Lee Vincent
Merrill-Palmer psychologist. Will
deliver a lecture on Love Comes
of Age" The lecture Will include
such topics as growing up emo
tionally, preparing for marriage
and helpful hints on lasting love,
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

three weeks He was born in
Wilkes Barre, Pa. but lived in
Detroit for the last 20 years.
Surviving are his widow Emma,
his mother, Mrs. Mary Burns;
four sisters. Mrs. Sam Sofferin,
Mrs. Theresa DargiS, Mrs. Marie
Dargis and Miss Alice Burns, and
a brother. Sgt. John Burns. who
has been in the marines for 33
years and is now stationed at
Camp Leiune. -. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Mrs. Adelaide Brown

Mrs. Adelaide COmstock Brown
\ resident of Detroit for > years
-eiii tc hurried N Southern Pines.
y. &, where she died yesterday
Mrs Brown who was So. lled
Al l94l ". Six Mile She IS sur
Nlved by her husband George. and
4 son. : Sgt. Spencer y Brown,
serving with the air force IN
China
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

as, Of 1900 Del
aware. Burial
will be in Holy
s c p u | c h I e
Cemetery
Burns. a vet
eran of World
War /. W a s
W e IL k n o W n
among Detroit
g af Q patrons.
He died Mon
day in Grace
Hospital after
an illness of
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
W. F. Burns
Dead al 48
Obituaries

Funeral services will be held in
81. Patrick'S Catholic Church.
John r. and Adelaide, at noon
tomorrow for William +. Burns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
E B, Stroh
Hot Again

f e. 3 and Stroh gave another
pin freighted display in the Michi-
gan Major League last night az
Crest Lanes, f. a. r showing 3206
and Stroh 3l22. The preceding
night in the Times Classic, Stroh
had 1919 and F. a. b 1868.
Stroh stayed in a deadlock for
first with + a. r by winning three
from Crest. f & BIS league le d.
ing total Shutout PariSclean, ITS
state match title opponent next
month. although Paris put out
30l6.
Strohs total was remarkable
when Joe Norris staggered 10 53l,
Walter Reppenhagen had Sos. John
Petro 646. Rudy Pugel SIS. Charlie
Boehm had his second 700 in as
many nights, this time 702 on a
267 curtains 1t put him third on
the board.
For consistency, + e. BIS per-
formance was Jewel, Fred
Bujack had sos. Chet Bukowski
621, Louis Sielaff $50. Bill Kenet
Cos and George Young $50. The
games were 1094-l02l-l09l. Art
Knecht gave Paris 64S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Story Of Mother Jerks Tears

mo, this is a serious matter that want to talk to YOU
about Did read that piece the paper poor
mother and the four babies Long offering the
two girls nine months old years for adoption
because she too sick and keep
any longer? Because she couldn't do il an Ionger?"
YES replied. II read it,
Well, my boss Wos right here in my stall when
he read that piece and tears his eyes He
said to 'Percies this country rich and has
too much food and too much money and stoo much
everything for things like TINT happen in it, When
people groWn and take of themselves,
that's different. But sick mother of 2I rDh help
less babies, Ue'Ue got to do something about that"
He said that he would he willing put enough money
bank that the family could hundred dollars week
for five But that first he would pay all doctors bills
and hospital expenses to that the mother reganed
health and strength
But asl told YOU in the beginning, he j. of kindly
heart and good WILL and thought SHOULD know about
what he II anxious for this mother and her babies
Thank you, Pericles," l said.
Now this 100 per story Aexcep 500
600 horse didn't really phone He didn't have nickel
Nor do suppose that many folks need told that th
who bought Perices is Bill Helis who sometimes
ferred TO "the golden Greek Of New Orleans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

able 10 halt Tepsic and Penn State
this year. In that game Tepslc
was called one Of the best backs
on the field
TepSic is the stocky l7O-pound
tailback in the Penn State attack.
which depends chiefly on smasheS
through the tackles. He can punt
and pass fairly well. hut most
Of fhe time he is driving and
twisting through the line
Penn State is favored over
State ny 20 points in the present
quoYtions-
The odds have risen because Of
injuries sustained by Russ Reader
and Jack BrcSlin. States best
backs. in the III defeat by Great
Lakes The pair assured Coach
Bachman they Will he able 10 play
Saturday, however. Both reported
FOR light work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Ex-Wings
Are Back

Eddie Wares and Don Crosse.
who teamed on the Liniment Line
which led the Red Wings into
three successive Stanley Cup
finals. will Try 10 Steamroller the
Wings chance OF tie for the
National Hockey League lead to-
night
Wares and Crosse will come
into Olypis aS members Of the
flying Chicago Black Hawks
Their new team has surprised the
hockey world by driving into first
place.
Sold 10 the Hawks on his re-
turn from the Canadian navy this
fall, Wares has moved back from
right wing and serves as a rush.
ing defense man beside the vet
eran George Allen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

facturers agency, IN which he is
a partner.
Gehringer announced his de-
ciSion 20 retire from baseball yes
tcrday upon his return from
jacksonville Fla. whore he was
discharged from the navy Nov Z
with the rank OF lieutenant COM
mander after serving almost
three years. He made the de-
ciSion because ne did not Like the
position Of coach. the one he held
in his last season with the Tigers,
and at a., was fed up with trav-
cling
a Tiger for % years. Geh-
ringer wound up his career with
major league batting average
Of .32l. hit .32l in three World
Series. hit 500 and had flaw
less fielding record in six all-star
games. He led the American
League in batting with 81 and
was its most valuable player in
1Q27
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

OF the Baseball Writers OF Amer
iCa and he piled up a decisive
total Of Is first place votes. seven
seconds and ono fifth, failing to
score on only one ballot
Winning the National League
batting championship in duel
with Tommy Holmes Of the Boston
Braves, who gained runner-up
honorS in the balloting. Cavaretta
also was a Standout in the fine
Cub inheld that made the club the
top defensive unit in the circuit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Marine City Prep
Record Is Good

Marine City High, winner Of
the ST. Clair River Valley League,
boasts one of the best prep foot
ball records this year. II has six
victories and one tie, scored 1l3
points and limited opponents to
six.
Marine City is coached by Bob
Dresser, former Northwestern
High and Western Michigan foot
ball star. and brother Of Dick,
former all-city player and now in
The army in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Matmen Entertain
At Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK. Nov. l5-A
group Of Detroit wreStlers enter
tained several hundred patients
At Percy Jones General Hospital
here yesterday II was part OF a
program OF weekly shows Spon-
sored by. Detroit sportSmen under
the auspices Of the USO Pete Ks-
zenko and Dale Wayne wreStled
10 a Commute draw. In team
match, Loid> Klein and Walter
Roxy defeated Miguel Torres and
Tiger TsSker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Bill Corum
1t Could Only HAPPEN
in These United States
'PERICLES THE WALKING DELEGATE
RY BILL CORUM
international News Service sports write

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (INS)-This is piece about
man into whose eyes came story
IN the New York papers about mother and four baby
cndren on Long Island whose home about to be broken
up forever because of poverty and the illness Of the mother
The man doesn't believe such things should be in a
country as wonderful So this also the story Of
what he is willing to do to prevent it's happening.
The story told in this form because know that the
doesn't want publicity the matter He might be annoyed
with me Tor disclosing his identity but believe that does
harm in troubled and often unhappy world
in connection with kindly deeds.
Yes, the might get mad at hoUe knoWn
hum for several years but Intimately HoIDeUer, he
can hardly get mad at his horse for telling the
truth And the quotes used here coming from, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

a Stay-at home
by winning the
most valuable
PLAYER award
in the National
/ . a GU for
1915.
& a v ar eta,
the Still-youth-
ful first base
man o. n Q
pcnuHnt win =
n in z Bruins.
was the choice
OF a committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
He's a Costly Little BaubIe

So the horse Pericles called Monday about
say the horse Perices But here tell only
truth | know it.
Pericles has raced and will he third
highest priced yearng the history of this country.
purchased for $4,000 from the yearng sales Lexington
kyo in 19i3 Perhaps he has diamond filings in his teeth
"Felle,.sad Pericles, sis this COrum:"
That's right" replied.
This Is Perices" he said
why haven't heard from You a long time" told
him. What have you been doing with yourself:'
"Oh, just taking II easy" he said.
You said IT, Peri" told him. when YOU going TO
do racing""
Are you kidding" he asked Don't you know I'm walk
lag delegate of the hoOughbreds union But what called
you up about was TO tell about boss. NV boss
kndest man ever and think folks should know about
well, should think that after all car
rots he has fed Maybe that's what makes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Vets
To See Prep j S

More than 200 Wounded vet
Grams from Percy J5res General
Hospital in\Battle Creek will be
guests Of the Goodfelows at the
annual city prep football cham
pionship Saturday. Nov q, at
Briggs Stadium. The number is
expected 10 be increased by
wounded vets from hospitals in
this area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Title Clash

Holy Rcdecmer. west side. and
st John Berchman. east side. meet
Sunday AT 3 p. m AZ Ives Field for
the CYO elementary school foot
ball championship St. Johns took
east side honorS yesterday in
defeating ST. Mark at Mack
Park. 1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

football is just
a picnic. This
may be unfor-
tu n te O r
Michigan State
here Saturday
when T psic
leads the power
pa { k q d Penn
s te I Q a m
a ga in st the
SpartanS.
Only on .
team, unbeaten
NAVY. has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

weather eCieaT tack. muddy
Post n 80 % m Detroit time
First Race-Entertainmcnt swami iy-
neds Lass Miss kak7ls las Vegas
Second RsCe-Limeh0use. Chance Bras,
Baby KlddiC PsrapCf
Fourth Racs-Gauntef Silent Rose.
Firn Race-Blunt Remark
sixth Race--R0ugh FEATHERS
seventh Racc-Rc Brief. BOY Angler,
Rene r.. Victim, Goodroh
Eighth Race East, Etd.e0v, Burning
Dream.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

b a ! players.
I o q a Y was
shopping for-s
business suit.
tho only kind
Of uniform he
intends 10 wear
IN the future.
Then he will
take his posi-
tion hard by
a desk IN the
Offices Of Gch-
ringer & For
Syth. n n1and-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

IN Detroit, Du'
his record is
concrete eV j.
dence tho game
Of bowling is
no stranger 10
him.
G. o o r & .
Young is his
name and al
though he hats
( r o m New
Y ork as a
b ow er his
h ON q is i'm
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Local Soccerites
Enter Nationals

Three Detroit soccer teams,
Pioneers, St. Clair, and the UAW-
Go squads. have entered the
National Challenge Cup compete
ton. George Worrell. local COM
missioner, announced today. The
series starts Nov 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
n. |. Award
10 Cavaretta

NEW YORK, Nov. Is fUP)-
Phil Cavaretts Of the champion
Chicago Cubs never progressed IN
baseball. geographically speaking
hut he made up today for being
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Scratches

weather cloudy. track muddy
POST - D on Detroit time
First RaCe-k0ugh Ally son M B0sun,
Garden pot NQun Saratoga Polly.
secont RACE Renrav. Tao 0.Clocs Mast
Pole. J0n0rs
Third Rsce-L0veiy Onr jean 10 pisble,
Lady Golden Audrey NJ HiCh iorors
sixth Rars-Risgr Waf
Seventh Race--Queeu Echo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Vet Leads
State Foe
LEWIS n. WALTER

EAST LANSING, Nov. l5-Joe
Tepsic, marine veteran who
survived japanese bayonet wounds
on Guadalcanal. thinks college
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
THE rtTRoIr rImts C-2I
- :, Nov. 4" l945

Fourth Racf-shssia Man
Fifth RaCe-Vsldina Perion. 10 Way,
Plsidioch Tyro Lad. LiEhtioot Lsdy.
seventh RaCe-Grevtlle ..
Eirhth Race Cnarlene. Colleen sue
F.irty. Dcseronto. Poet LauNste. Thirik.
OAKLAWS
weather. clear track. good.
Post m Detroit time
First Race-Marvel Play. Marcap. Rare
Wine. Gay and Light. Conscupt. S~ect
Beau
Third Hacc-River Jack Hu sing, Espi-
ritl Dina Belle. Chief Cherry. WaIa
WaIa.
Fourth Race--Woodhn.
Yinh Raee-Tidsover. HyEros Ginger.
Crimson Tide
Eighth Race-RfaIen Bob.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
SPORTSMAN's PARK

weather. clear. track good
P7s' Q m Detroit time.
Firgt Pace-Nsvy Dsy TetrRnre
Seconr Rsce-Harf Jester. sally 4. Lucky
Ann
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Gehrinser
In Business

Out Of the navy and out Of
baseball. Charley Gehringer. one
OF the greatest OF all Tiger base
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Hockey Standings
NATIONAI LFAGTF

LAST NIGHTS RT~IlT
MOEtrrsl q Toronto
TONIGHT GAMtS
NFV YORK 80 Montreal.
Chicago - DETROIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Best in East
BV FRED WOLF
Ndttondt STAR

Our worlds match participant
today IS stranger TO most Of
you This is his first year here
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

weather cloudy track muddy
Post. l.1S % m Detroit time
FtNt Racr--AaFei station.
Third Racs-stage SEA, PIED Piper. Gala.
want
Fourth Race-B0sguet.
seventh Race-Chick8re Cincus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

George thinks practice and con-
centration play the most i'm
portant part in your game Check
your position before starting your
approach and concentrate on your
follow-through. always placing
the hall Al least II inches over
the foul line.
,EdtorI Note Tomorrov-Rudy Purel Of
Stroh
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

MoulIrlc, Ga. In fact, he still
speaks with that oil Georgia
draWl.
His record i'm the east was 50
outstanding he was rated as
the best In that part Of the
country. lie IL the holder of
the New York state all-time
all-cvents record OF 2.066 for
nine games.
IIc has a league average Of 225
for 90 games along with a S3i
thrce-Camc total. He has rolled
35 perfect scores. three 299 games
and two 29SS.
He uses three-fnger ball
with an open grip, takes Ave
steps and II n line bowler. He
throws an outside ball and can
hold the pocket exceptionally
we'll. l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

Altoona REC. % 'sss As.sys sysH''N" "a tst, s,l,
oPER SOWING TODAY UNTIL 500 ?. ".
AFTER %. ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN. BAR.
IpcvIr prn lolsi EoRTHLAwN. AT
ENJOY oPsH BOWLING MERE SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY. 1000 A. ". UNTIL CLOSING
BEACON REC. ", "a 'srrGS AteGSs VI $3.50 tSS"
oPEH HERT EVERY DAY AT 10 a ".
PHONE FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS!
nInuIin i7 EAST CONGRESS
Op.n so-iiuq TODAY Uatl p. " snd After
9 AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
CASlhU 80 AIs,coorlO ca 1852
Choice League Openings Left
CHENe. .TR0MBtY AaA9 GsssT s.ssiItur t.a.s I s'''
Tourney Entries Close Nov -. Opsu, sos. q.
CONNER Rec. s'sG aSsplR TfPSS'S AVE-, "a s,,I s;sI
ASK ABOUT PAUL nOBLEV'S SELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY tsTABllSHMEhT.
CREST LANES fV5tssI9s " sTT9ss +" GO 20 s.yt' sss,
VisiT OUR STAGE BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE
nrupy iIs7s WHITTIER. 1t KELLY Ro.
open sowIino TODAY Uutd 2 p ~ ard After
~ Pm. Home Of the Famous aastet-o Chicken.
cLprlrln li7z CREME 20 ALLEYS
BOWL BOWL DANCE HERE DAILY
op.n Bowling TODAY Until p. ". anc After ~.
G ri RE- ssss GRAND RIVER ave.
STRUCriOh-Approseh, DELIVERY Correctly
Isueh,. Beginners Invited. Cal for Appoiutmsnt
cpILTIIYlc 10 EAST BALTIMORE. AZ
opsn Bo~iiuo-s0 ALLEYS IN A ROw-Un,il 4
p n and After u p. ". Cocktail Bar Adloins.
HARPER RE 7lts nARPtR AVE. Near
HNII III nIu' SHERIDAN ~ sOql
opsn Bo~inq TODAY Untit p ~ After o.
20 Alleys. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Louna,.
IMPERIAL REC Se.5s4L MOTORS BLOC.
oPth BOWLING HERE TODAY uNrtL6P "
~ AT DAY SAT. AND SUN. tHcttttsT 1000,
A. 3. c. ESTABLISHMENT
LMhphNTu $500 MeooUGALL. ., GBArioI
HmnhtnlH AlltNS CT $40
oPth BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Choice LEAGUE Excavations Are Still Available
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