davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
SHORT CIRCUIT

Stroh had a 300 on la, tJc
with Charlie, BuDnm 3gd loHn
Pcro on The track hut BocnW
short rirculed himself on l59
close Tor 57b ai'. Is -aN opener
and Pciru W8, >hS 90 -lH 20 2b-.
Thcrman Gibson 1N7 Fred Bu-
lack 61S Chct EUkaw>k 6i5.
LOUIS SIcIan 6u1 GeorEc Young
6sl Was thc T. a + book
For SrIoh Matter Erpp'nHa-,n
rickcd 696 Rudy ru.t hbh and
Joe Noru> 63s CtyHr-IIowbA +,
Joe Paulu> 1a a.'eI tH hSl an1
PCp>l-Cois 1911 L.IH. hto
Psulu> affected Clone .lis and
Two over PaIi>. l,tl. 'pt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
TMO-PIN tDGE

Suirin scores Wcr, Norman
IaCroiN &c AZ k0pltlN 65l
Prank Zion e. Tony \oNak 6l-
MincralltCS went round and
round with Fife mailing the FIRST
by 20 on Tom Rooney $ -l-, los
ing the middle hN go and ulpping
the final. l037-lO35, ON Harold
Don't Phone Me- Allen : pa
Flies Perry Allagrccn and Phil
Bauman had 6i3 and 6i6 a n d
MinerahteS Walter Johnson 631.
GaSkets Bill Nowery kicked IN
$50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Norris Far Ahead
In Fans Contest

Joe Norris, captain OF the Slro.
team which starts defense of IFS
national match game title against
+ & B al Ambassador Recreation
today al = and s p. m, r7S
amasSed 643 points IN the My
Favorite Bowler contest con-
Quoted by the fans who attend
Detroit Times AH-Star Classic,
Michigan Mator Greater Detroit
League matches. He is 27S ahead
of Fred Bujack. The standings
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
LOVES
LOG CABIN
EANnn NunI -

HIEn so fN-A- WlCTHu .IH 7 NN|THF
goi a Laduper 200 " Ahlrrlm ll2 214
Sobssky .Aa Bailey 20l-2sl Eme
SON goI " Contady 2lo-2?2 r KiSh 23'.
RomaueII 2l4 Bishop 224 Bowie
235 l. RutA0Wsn 202-2o5 $ Trflusd 2o5.
Bel 21l WsSson 2l6 202 G. lH)to
.9lt, W Dlmeslio 2A6 V. Huno.D 2O9
Apuis 2it Martens 232 p F.anagAn $50
S. Plts 2o1 200 {. KueInet 234 Lrch-
uDu 2o2 ltroSb 223. ' HostnS 231.
& Puica. -ue-2l5. J Issky 2l5.2-t.
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szs HoUSP

Virr t-rret-F Moore 2ig pa,e N.a-e
80 Igftc 2t4 Ewe' Johnson &ll IHn'
s-uett 1Il Ray Kuas.f 1oF GcurEe
Tee'ef 1O- 80 10 Evslc 2io jordan 2'@
Hank C.ctue .10 M.1vl lvEn 2na Rcid-
rller 2ge Nelson 208. Reiuhaldt 2lo
Yisd PAGE 4I-.
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LADIES HOUSE

high scores-tmmd SuseHlk % Helen
NaClha lbA Martha GCrWOlS tbg-l72. Ida
Bruwe l6l-lA3. May Carlson i5s-iS5-i63.
shirley Findlay i0l, Ann Cohans i66-is7-
Is E..a koll,er los-l7o, Donna Bowman
lAl-lbs Rusamond Krumm is5-l76 ViT-
ginia krumm ia, Ella Ford i62-lss. Helen
koteles -O2-l53. Bea coffee l76. Edna
Betty SupplCe l53-l74. Jean seppi l3s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
THE DETROIT TIMES &c
Monday. Nov. 10. I94s
VOGUE
IrNInR InIsI
EASr SIDE CLANsIl

High soofe5-E Richards 123. " Dim
mel 222. a DombrossA 22l 3 Alter go.
; Sieeth ga X Bitter. h Shwegler AZ
tet T. Taylor 2l3 u. BaihgHtc PIP E
C0rden 2lf. l.. Jeup Jr 2iO. L. Oies 2oJ.
7. Pelerto T.. Russo 20T $ Alter 1a5
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
DEARBOR
MAJOR lIAGlE
rORD LOCAL 400 MAJOR

Iieh scores--Culberison 2ol. Messio 223
Wtusk0 2F5-11U CiUKUiB 2F8. Rivrrts 1z2
Bske 2Oi McRObbie 2ol M1schina 200
Keller 2i221l. K0'his 2le. Warren 81 s.
2l2 Keller All, Byrnc goa DcmsAy
Zuf. Garmh an.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
MLnNEsnAY LADIES

High sCngcs-Emilie Wesley 1871 Tn-lTs
Isabella skulls lS5-l7s. Bertha Mehacsi
i77. Francis ONesl IT'S. Mary Kuritar lIo
Helen RsmaE so. Ann Major 10 Wilma
Lynn l6q. Ruth McKinnon l67 Marjorie
johnson 1877. Dorothy Petiot 100.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
OIl MI1
GRt AIIR MASONIC

til. sCglts-Acr SaEI 2ol2O5 Tommy
Atkinson Pa, Walter Johnson 1l1-2lf. I.c
I7b1r>N 2l,. Al Robertson al keuu, HH
2u7. joe Pack 22J Bert Pearson 2OO-2o~.
Earl Miller 21l. sam Luudberc 2l5 Ira
kahbc 1l9. Alex Hcidrn 2Ol-4O2 Joe REQ
m no 2Ol steve Morris 2Ol Elh,.t Horny
1u- Jach Datuio -2i-ll Nm Buyers 225.
Sam KuIlinSH .p5. Clas Thomas 200.
Douglas Campbell 2O1-23s. Bu'1Se 22l. Prank
ureu1g 2n5-2uS Alton ASnus 2uZ--uh.
t.aytou Castor 200 kuEgie lauowsky 21~,
Fred schubert zoo Joe costa 2Z32lT-20O.
Herb Case 200 John Pti4l cl6. Mike Cray
uII 2OT sonny HnHg 246. Herman B-n.el
200 Geo Garner 2O4-2Ol Bert smith 3lI
John COh SOS Emil Dinitu. 205-2l2-2l7.
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HiEh scofcs-Dr Jacss5n 245 p R,nn!.
2ll-2lo. N.Jthey 22l-21- Kllbourne
2o3 Burma az, Barnard 2l3 Z.
Lyter 30 Mark 2l4-224 W. CrouEsn
AL, ". Conklin 2l4-20l123. Z. Grentasr
2o9-2l2 { Capen 223
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
FORT-ROULENtRD
HnIA IIALII
LADIES HNtSE

NiEn sroref- Jean lar H'ue 3 Mar
Fames goa pose SIbslCu ia2 Nargs R,s
Hazel YuhSKC }sl Ruth STATE i99 Errrs
euysk $50 MARY Barta 2-7 Lillian Meyer
IEs prcRv NonderWcril 20N-lrs CARO-
@ehNah IRl Alma miller 1sG Irene . Rucn
fTF. Cecil NaFtsIyncu % Nahri Bfidrwau
HvI Robinson lTN VEN spcrry lS6 Mar
rarCt McFaddeG IFS
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ARGYLE
AAaAHH AaAH -

HiFh SCORES Duu.ford 202-242-14S Ram
tfy 211. Hopr, 9ut-2O2 Gauthie- 234-.o1.
RiurdccF gst Thompson 224 HHIUtc 202
Iuft goo CfsIv -3a pucges 9ln Nasfss
g28 Aueu -u1 BIYt 2OT kuuEe II 5-2Ot
Z tmbu 2Oi ~.fr'ing 2ua. uFsi1s'D 2l
- 1stt'4v pos rufdo 2G4 N"s0ilna ell.
fv-yrisk go..gl Zhcrtnf gth.4U9 Jos
Frutlrs si9-aI9. Gundlaca 207, Poo rex
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MIrR
NuRM.e sENIoR HnUsE

HIyh stU-ts-AI Dcck 1OlI y Th0msa 400
|l5se ais d wi,iEs ai4 10 hariSt 2aa.
e. Fossi 22e W shepherd 2O4 4 no.
2O2-21s-2o7 PeteIs 2299iB "a Eu.Ns
2t' u Bel 227.2i5 > Ml-heA 7oi p
zoo P Bsucr 227 Lssco 240 Ciss-
"a I'll. Pilet'c 216.gOf Wsi,a 2!5.
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LADIES MAJOR

HiFh srnfes- betty LsRiyicIe 252 VNcinia
Kuruik 2il-1O0 Norrns Blanchard 202.
TGo'ms Peterson 2oe. Paula Beu'hin 20l.
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WINTER GARDEN

=
Myl,ey 20s Norbert Na4st 1rF Nln
keuer 204, Ibus Canlsni 4ol. JAkc Gun.
tfussr 2Ol. Joe WeIiuEs 200
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DENNY

IeDNnu 217 Gsllstin 237 ~ Ds ~met 219.
p ScfiappataSse 2ls & NRuu 2lb Y faglp
at% johnson i4-r-ei eit-s - 2-J -PA-
fY,h 2lt-2O6 {. HARTLEY 400 vs.. Suike
pos. BsWler 20S. DsgostlnC 2O4 p Carter
lt7. e. ti1mrrsKt 202. p firHiy 20t-20t, T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
TWENTY GRAND
CADtIIAC IAM.CIO

HI4l 81 'es-EcRafd keenan, 225, August
Hauu 145 ,eph Psgle 2l7 Leonard
O., Nr4uisIn 1l2-203 Edward NalepirsN
2lf steve iH. elias gle Leonard Iutssy
-la- Rav siaml 200 AnassH hFffef &c.
Pete DA.cs 200. Louis Foco. 2o5
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
CREST LANES

HFh 5cIIet-F Bakcr 200 KNccrr 2lR-
Bo~den 2o4.,2o2. CC.ns,,,.,,e,. 2QQt.
Kreb F2 POI 4aas 56 bows 4''5 5Io iqt ysashsn %
GOO y Smith 2l9 } Eaton 2l6-2ig-2as
Bullock 225 Day 2oa a Siarto 2l2
Sief 2oS { Glcicn. 227.2Ol S Roger.
2l3 W FarFstoci POS ~ FULLER pos P
KIstta 2O- " Weber 2OI V0ncefvrrtt
zoo, Noeus 2uH T. koCrnor 2U4-ZO3
2lJ. q. f~auIey 100000
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
IAnII>' NfNIOR

Uirn scores - AEnes FIWkey 200 Ho-fNa
De Pirro lQ6 Pat CITES iQl Louise Schim-
WiuKer iS2 Helen LludIcy $50. 16T. l6T.
Rose SchWeigcr IFS 17U ElNs Lang III
Doris Goudlr III Doris sheldon l5O. Dor
0tNv Pose leo 2 We-rey les Neidsi-
rttt las Rose Zaf.ue l1o los RH-
u.En l63 Too. T. NtuD IrF T N-
LauElun los Mickey HoncaI lts. Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
TINnI AILK

Tfeh scufcs-Pa4l Scsdu.l 2u'-liu j0nn
.4--4-sl t4@-@fif-----ii -'-~--- rdT'
,g.dif' gli Leo - John 90s john E,sns
1oE Herb Burseulzer 2O6, hi F1td 202
have fewslpv 201
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
GARFIELD
HARPER
not ~ LEAGt .

uiEu srorc,--D Wallace 223 Z NanSi'm-
brourk 227 > Eanka 222.205. J senan 22l.
e iiatyiip 1-t afrtU.tum et1. y i'uut7rlc
c Stf1Doe 2ll C. Tocco 2I2 IT, Wakner
2io lcoGuc goo. 2. Cu'pappcE q n-2o7'
2oA-2Os n Knerht 2OA S. sites 2o3
SchRei.,H 2O3 X. Tteiscn 2o2 O Martin
2Ol. c.. Prock 200, " Bartholomay 200.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
TERRY'S
sso-soo HoUSE

Fast ~.Ht 'b 10 Terry 10 20
Etus.I - d KuF.7 ~ 10
Shirley - "A ~.l ltledcr , IS
uiru -e,-Nike Mstlmuik "a Falgh
-utus 24s. JACK Kaucn ia Chtsko seIs-
..I lU4
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
SHORES
ROMMl NIIl LEAGtE

HItH stNTrs-A. Wagner JOS, II. IraIelEh
255 233. X Boettcher 22e. r Fsbriii 2Ot
: Stsnek 207. } Dytynisk ais W. Peschks
226 L, Jacobs 224 246. r. Kolsso ala
W Anlerim 2l2, J. Ssmpsoo 7o3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
GRANDW AY
MOINI IL AGIk

Hlh sc1rcs-IeIb KuczyusM 2lI, Frau6
Dietrich 20T Charley CoudraR EOS Hugo
S'egk 204. Ken Kingscott col. ~. Dcb'1r
Pa fIprm ~tnlnke 2O3 CaIfn Ferreu IUl.
Al PutTan 2ls Rex QUICK 2l2 GCJ-EC
SteDs 2l~. JaH Cunn.nehsm 2l6, Iv
Jones 221
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

HlEh scores Man E"suel 1nA-10e-2 sam
rinks 2hI. Herman Zimmerman 2lS. Harry
Thomas 200 sam SchAaIH 200 Hank Frsid
100000 Inv Lrpsou 232 Dave sspcrstein
22S Al Cutler 20l Jack JaCkmsn 2Ol Al
Egrin 2oa. Iseqrsc ko'en All. Leo Dsiditch
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
VICTORY

Cooper 243 Discasg 242 Mckay 200 spell
lirc 1Ol TsAc 225 Rassues III o L0ush-
IN 20. Posle .2I Ploitke .24 Rnnas 2O2
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I Aw 10


Eift scorts-B FIrs 2O2 ? T-o',isr 80
Lu't 2ol. Mamma 2ul g Hoy 400 -
Csite 234.2ll H Scaarc Gle Car-. 4
41f 2lf Soifr0s .ll Jdrfls .0l.
c Tesnef as y BesenJ 2Oh Kf.-ts
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

! MACE-BLVD. m s-ts'n.. sasS AVE ~, w.,
oPGN ALLEYS nosDAT rrROU6H VRtoAN.
EVERY AFTERNOON At oAr Sal, SUt
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ !. st1'orr
S@a @ og, cossis1 looro, Y s.su,ttd I,o',.
NORTH END 5ta5 10 sdsss1 SH SA"'4s ~ So. So,
Open Until 4 A. M. Today!
OLYMPIC REC Ssf,osss Ssf. s.s.t.e 4 60 ar;5s -,
y Au',' oe'o ao-nrq Al oAY Sal. sp'.
PALACE REC. So; z: s.T ss1,'oT SI,s.,, r. o., y"
os,r so-lrl TO-DAY Ffom 10 a. U-rl
eio'irs free Prs'o' R'"ssfsat coestsh Lovr''.
/ PALM BEACH n,sicsors .icl9 rs'eAi vS "'' c'.,,.
oper Bo~los TO-DAY 10 Uutu Clours
Fr'' ln',rus,'on' ~ Al os''o- ~''sean D s.
PALMER PARK wooossso 'S,ss fo.o 20. e;'t;' 1css q
10 s.773z. a. Bfur'-ies Ai,y, ief op,a Bs-lI0'
TO-DAY. ~" Pahns Cocktail tounus.
PlAYDIUM "5 !2s,Gss,..s !9s essSag .,,.ys ~ *"
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW 'o''' GsA1'OTT Axs ,,s, +" "''oo'
$50 sun. $50 op,r Ei," SATURDAY srd Suadsy.
RED Mil wOoow.so, AT rHt ,styo;
Gsts Gsp sosos;s ttasSs Hs' SO 49, OtS Cst stg'p
RITTER REC, "'1' 'A"si e. f" ,sft CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA REC, 10 No ,!ss ssA"O sIS sIy[s 9oo.sb 1yf
oPIs BOWLING SATURDAY SUNDAY UHTIL
p. wttNuETs 10 550. EFTtF n
ROUGE REC. ,2'' = atfSSs cqSs'o't n s,sI s,5iyI
when po~n Ri,,r siop Mere Op,u Bo~liuo on
Saturdays and sunday . = Ua'd olo"aa.
SPRISGWELLS ,s' 10 .t1t4s spF,sG~tta' y ,',5, As5
Open Bowling Here All Day!
STATE FAIR e. ,'.a s. sOq0~sso qs atso,a 70 's, i.s.
OPUH BOWLING DAILY AT AT rlNtS
SIRAIHMn0R scsootSRAf1 At 90, alyts
Spts % snWTiuc ,mmVVW q .IIsnsy AId5Y AVN s9snAyi
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. AHO AtItR ".
TOWER REC. scaooteS1r1 a1tf ~Iq"''E 40 At 40,
NOME o. rHt .wtSL slot ClASSiGiv
TWENTY GRAND ,ts so.,! =! - SAssts '!s5di
Open Alleys Today All Day!
VApSITY llsos ,xeEsols. mr. nss'esa,
oPas ,S atlrys 49, Atttps oSY sArusuSS 'lHS. sUs.
DAY. WEEKDAYS mt ?. N. AVER li
VERNON cI;1 s,ytSsois ysSsos y s,.', 5
Open Bowling ALL DAY Todsy!
WARREN BOWL 5i2S 55fsrssi sssT ~Afsts ~ ..s,i, I,
YOU'LL ENJOY oPEN BOWLING HERE SAL
URoANs, SUNDAYS. 70. A. n. Tilt CloSlh6'
), NON-B. P. A. MEMBERS
lIInuInIu orn 67lI MICHIGAN ave.
MlbnluAN ntU, IS ALIEYS Ia 22tt
Open Bowling at All Times!
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 sooE o oosED.ccAC,ti4e
Open Until A. M. Daily!
TWENTIETH CENTURY '!'s1 !! sn,,, s'oS : 'sf 81,
Open Bowling All Day TO-DAY!
lIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

r.. tcs-C WHIek 2lS. Frank cell 1o2-
pom F.r Tlft.. 200 walter ~'nuCr 2l0
rf E.n.a E-f EEI Moore 2i2-225 George
l",..s ZIf. Bylen 203 ANTHONY
-. rrtf 1hf George DcTSa 22O steve Rad
.1 "D# Tagben 222 Dave Davsn-
go" Cr.rgr ~cay 23l-20l VIC
.-J rO5, Ray Bowen 200. Henry Helm
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

vVnNlh ulu' hARPtR Ar 1881
ASK ABOUT PAUL h0BltNS sELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY ESTABLIsHAENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
lIn1I. nnI.I

Nigh sr-rss-E a1.au Ig. -reresa =
lsH-20h Tref'ss Puss ivr rrea prr'-1
10 Kst NeGA'l lao Lra..s stel .--.a
10 tt-rsu rsfsfsl zTz Veatu Gssetss
lal Cara Puppei la2-2o9 say collin,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

Altoona REC. n ''ii sitt1s SlS"''As I. ave, IT,,
Enioy Opsn Bo-nHs Hs. Saturdays. suadsyt:
20 A ~. On. "''ssau Unti ard After H.
ARGYLE REC. sssso 1ts, sNsTstA~s s1s.s 70 =. ,ss,
ENJOY oPt. BOWLING HtRt SATURDAY
Aso SUNDAY 1000 A ~ UhTiL CLOSING
ART CENTRE wOopTAsn. At wAssts
opGs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AL DAY Free Partins COes,ah LoUns'
BEACON REC. " V.ssos sf,tg. I" warsssss y, .s:.,
/ oPEN HTRt EVERY DAY Ar 10 ~
PHONE foR YOUR RtstRvtrioss'
BOWLING GREEN ss.stsl;s 81, sIys'"U,s' sS ,,,o 1i
0psr Bo-iioS AL DAY Sstgresr ara sunday,
/ 10 ~. Un'i closias. WEEKDAY, TN p. N
BOWL. WOOD REC, s,s 20 sI.S soOOrHsO. ~ ,'t,,o
Mornioo Aretnoon Isssu. opsniHe, Lvsitabl,
? oSsa se-iiae All oy TODAY Vrsr Our s"l
CADILLAC % Anew - 'AsT 5 r,S,., :S.S'tss e; ,.,
oPtN ALLEYS HERE ALL DAY SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS. 10 A. n. UsTlL CLOSING.
cLSIE0 276! WOODWARD IS AtltYs
Vnv'HV AlR-CooLto ca 1882
Choice League Openings Left
CHENE- -TROMDLY s's 9. cssss s..s!,., !.ss e. s'''
PLAN wow TO TsrIR ot1RoiT risIs
SWEEPS. ESTIMATED $4,000 IN PRlKIs.
CONNER REC. .sspis 900 fqss'H AVE, . ss s::,
ASK AsoUr pEUr sosttY's sftr.' T v"
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY EsTAsLlsHMGar
CREST LANES 5vtttTI9s .tltys 3" GO .S s'yss .!s,
HOME or rEt MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VlsI1 our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
nENpY ll52s WHITTIER. at KELLY Ro.
S"V SSs" so.p, rooAY 100 HlItSs f5Ss $50 'S ''T uD,
Closing. Homs oi the Famous Bs,sst.o. .ch,essn
GARFIELD il72 cHGst 20 AtLtrs
sowt BOWL DANCE HERE DAilYi
oPtS BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
G. RI. REC, ,s $3.50 gs4sO , awe avs
INSTRUCTION - Approach. Delivery Correctly
Taught, Bsoinnsr, lnvi'sd. Csn Tor Appointment
GREAT LAKES wodosAao " sssI as'tI'Mss' q. .,:, Z,
An 10 ALLEYS hAiisbl. ior ogsn so~iins
SSiufdsJs. Sundays Ffom 10 A. ". TIL Ciosins
NAL | .D0D1S ssw GRAND BLVD; :.
OPEN BOWLING sArURoAY AND SUNDAY
Minutes Ffom oo-ntorr hmpis Pahlro
HARPER REC. sssstOss SO 1sssta AVE- s;., s::,
op,n Bo~llos AL DAY saturday, sns sunday,
20 Alleys Visit Our Beautiful coettsH Lounge,
IMPERIAL REC. S5stss5 2. stT.5s sOToH: etoS &c.
0PtN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WEEKDAYS IlLI sP. n. EXCELLENT 1000
LOG CABIN 20 's0'e ssStyS ySO0wAHp 20 AYE s.I,oo
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~ Aho AFTER ~
LOVES REC. lISS sfI.i.sS sNTt.sS 4sstys 1sstss
Completely nodsrniIsd. Cocktail Lounge.
t,e25 tnt jefferson at Esstls~n nU sll7
A. 3. C. ESTABLISHMENTS
AuLpAnIH $500 MepoueALL. at eRArlor
NWNnNNlH ALLEYS CT 3470
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Choice LEAGUE RsssOstions Are Siit Available
H.. P, AUDITORIUM !tt4ys sAseL.' ~ ayssg9 s!ssg,
oPTs BOWLING SATURDAY ASo SUNDAY
WEtKOANS UNTlt $50 p. ~. AFTER ~
lllGW STRIKE 1ii, ,s, sHSso sTSs slyte AZ a.
OPEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS NOON titt .. ~ hFTER ~
CONSULT This d
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
ART CENTRE

Ksminsn 2lz Tom kUpaincs .ls go" Ted
Ban 2O4. Joe Farsas . D., Walter >iu5a2
2OO-2as Louis Farsas Ii3. Denny Etaafi
213 Norman Roberts 2ug William Urban
aos. Csud Miller 2Oi Thomas Bsiantme
2I2. Lawrence WaEner 12a-2H. Frank CGth.
risn 2o2-2ll, john staonlgs 2if, Ray or
pFJnd gOg
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
FORD LOCAL 500 -NLw 1901 A DIE

hiiH sc.Les-Jue t'ni.ttn ~ SO F.a.it
5 1paa 213 I.p Riviera .t! John >aHa
2c7. bob Hoeaigse s1i paul Send a 22t
Joe TaWusuuua- 20. Chl.t hIdw.r +tl.
Prtr-g.3-,+.s4- % Erred l----.-ft ft.-.3 '--r
FadIus zoo, Ernie Leask zoe Biu Eu.a-
suu 2O..
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
ARREN- BOWL

Hish scores--Ceorge Dunosky 235 Joe Kress
234 Alex Elliott 223. STANLEY Green 2Iq.
stanley Deeds 2l7-202 Walter Zack 2iT,
Henry CnieNek 2i6. John Zreuski 2l3.2I0,
Edward Goldman 2l0. Bernard Okray ZO6,
George Green 2o6-2o5 Al Grteg9rek 2O4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
WEST CHICAGO
HDI - IIAlII

IS l. "a [.
Kuog,I IS Central IA Ia
Kinscl leo II G1rbsl ia l6
Weethclsedl wolverine ~ ~
Ward 10 IA Harrison 10 30
HAN scores - Earl Gust 2Os-2o0 George
Gust 203 Eugene Eicher 2ia Fred schubert
2O4 Sty Pearson 222 Roy Wcet 2lg-294
Clarence Rebb 2O4. Vic Cheadle ala JACK
Heenan 247 Roy Ohlei 2O3-2O3 John Rsbain
al. William Summer 2as-2Os Al Conen
2o3. Carl Harrison 2Oi. Tom Searmark 1Os
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
P TIA MEET ING HELD IN TERESTED AUDIENCE.

4 profit blo meeting or the P:T.:.... w,s held last Tuesday. Although for several req sons the sy1npo by the Expert imental Farm personnel was can celled, it is h6ped that it can be put on at 2 later date. Dr.. Andrews gave an excellent talk on the imp ortsnce Of cooperat ion between home and school in promoting health of hildren Parents should provide happy environment and see that the child has surf icient rest balanced dief, observing and correcting minor di sturban ces early before they be- come serious, and sendeavor to correct any defects discovered at the time of the year ly medical exarnipott at school.
 - -3 ' !4>
 The school promotes child health by the yearly med cal, exarlinatlo ion, daily physical
 spection, teaching Of health habits,
 tchinG for signs of illness, etc. Some interesting excerpts were read from the report on the White House Council on Nutriti n in l9zl. Although Emericsns have the greatest quanit ity of food, only one family in four has a balanced diet. To correct this deficiency, families should eat far more citrous fruit and tomatoes (the canned is as good if used immed tely), green leafy vegetables, eggs and milk. m "s. md served the lunch Of delicious pumpkin pie end whipped cream, coffee, and cocoa. Remember the next P.T.A. neeting--
 Fathers Nj Ght.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
WILEY SETTLER WAS PUBLIs S

l6.
 Tho Valley Settler for the week of November Is, w2s publi shed and l4O copies woro placed in tho boxes in the Rocrootionn1 Hll. -ftcr tho popors arc placed in tho boxos they arc entirely out of tho Editors hands md sho assumes no moro re spons sibil-" ity. It makes no difference to hor -llat happens to them aftor that. Sho receives hor pay the bosis Of the nds--not on hoy nrny papers aro put in those boxes. For your protect ion, however, tho boxes havo be on moved to tho hall out side the inner Offices. This part is locked at night
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
HI6H H. SCHOOL VERSUS TOWN TEAM SCORE 25- TG

Tho High School Team defeated tho Town .Tcam in game played in tho Conrnun ity Gyrnaa sium last ,-ondoy evening by score of 25 to l9.--in spite of a widely pro- dictcd 20 to 35 in favor of the Town Toam. This. scoro is now predicted for tho next yomo. (sccrctly a lot Of people voro afra i'd the tom team would be taken to tho clean Those playing on the High Tcem{ md also those. in suits ready to substitute, uoro a s, follows: Jack Hunter, Ton Hunter, Allan Linn, Don Irwin IT,, Earl onlAo, Jack Dragsoth, Ray Tinock, Wayne Carlson, Bob Graham, Don Perks Jr. Bud Billet and Charles Smith. Charles sni tn is manager of tho toom and Bob Graham, assistant monogor. Those playing on tho town team included: Vernon F1nco, Jack Lock, Laurence P1lun1oy, Rev. zoi1o, Roy Vorro II, Roy Mccartney, Ralph Moore, Roland snodgrass, and Ray P,hl. --r.# To shall be vaiting for that no7t gamo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-23
The Tar Heel Gardener
BY JOHN H. HARRISS
BY JOHN H. HARR]
N. c. State College

eral minutes. The dust or spray
should be applied when the tenn
perature is above 70 degrees.
During the rest of the summer
it will be increasingly hard to get
a good stand of vegetables because
of the hot, dry weather. A mulch
of straw, partially rotted leaves,
or similar material will be of in
valuable help, not only in getting
seed up, but also in improving the
soil. I usually place the mulch 2
to 3 inches deep on top Of the
row. When the seed start coming
through the soil, Qook at them
every day. I separate the mulch in
the middle, push it back an inch
or so in order for the plants to re-
ceive full sunlight. This mulch, if
left on the ground, will rot and be-
come part of the soil. In blowing
my garden, with a push plow) I
almost fall over the plow when I
strike a spot where mulch was
applied last year. The soil is not
only loose where the mulch has
rotted but contains more moisture.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-23

It has been hard for the past
week to keep insects off Of vege-
tables long enough to make addi-
tional paintings. Plant lice, 1t
seems, have pledged themselves
to kill cabbage plants and do all
the damage they can to mustard
and kale. The flea beetle, an axis
partner of these insects, is doing
all he can to kill the newly. set to-
mato plants.
The Entomology Department at
State College recommends Cryollte
for controlling the flea beetle and
nicotine spray or dust for con-
trolling the plant lice. The nico-
tine spray is prepared by mixing
2 teaspoonfuls of 40 per cent nico-
tine sulphate and l cubic inch OF
soap in one gallon of water. The
dust is prepared in small quanti-
ties by placing l pound of hydrated
lime in a tight container, then
pour l ounce of 40 per cent nico-
tine sulphate on the lime. Add
about one dozen small stones,
close the container, and shake sew
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-23
Carolina Farm Comment
BY F. H. JETER

terraces on 1926 acres of IS diff.
ferent farms.
Since it was organized in 194l,
this Cabarrus unit has been used
| by farmers to construct nearly
three million feet of terraces or
about 5000 acres of land in the
county. Along with this engineering
work with terraces, other good soil
saving practices such as contour
blowing has been followed.
AS with terracing, so has interest
in farm drainage increased in the
last few years. Eastern Carolina
farmers say that it is almost i'm
possible now to maintain the old.
style open bitches due to a lack
of labor available for this type q
work. AS a consequence, they are
turning to tile drainage and this,
in turn, is really an engineering
problem.
Also, as the summers Continue
to be dry, many farmers are in
Sailing irrigation systems. They
say that controlled distribution of
water has proven profitable al
most everywhere it has been given
trial, and there are instances of
truck growers who have become
well-to-do, if not actually wealthy
by installing such systems. The
coming Of electrical current to the
farms of the State is setting up
additional engineering problems.
Farmers plan to expand their
use of the current when the war
is over. Feed mills, freezer units,
hay driers, water systems, cleo
trical mixers and hundreds of
other labor saving devices will be
installed on the farms of this
State. Those sons and brothers now
in the armed services are learning
about machinery and it is predict
ed that they never again will be
content to do farming the hard
way when they know there is an
easier and more profitable way.
They are looking to engineering to
make rural life really worth living
and SO it seems now that farming
has joined the ranks of the en-
quiet pastoral scene of another
gineering profession in which the
day will gradually disappear for
/ ever.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-23
St. Georges Holiday
Is Observed In Paris
By $4,000 Boy Scouts

PARIS. April 22.-(P-About 49,
900 Boy Scouts from Paris and
vicinity held their first St. Georges
Day celebration today since the
Germans banned the organization
five years ago.
For more than two hours the pa
rade was reviewed by Lady Bad
en-Powell, widow Of the founder OF
the movement. With her were rep
resentatves of Scouts from Poland,
Denmark, Greece and Belgium.
The United States was not Off
eially represented but hundreds Of
CTS who had been Scouts before
joining the Army mingled with the
crowds.