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The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
Magic and Music
Feature USOShow
Now Playing Here

When the GIs who see the new
USO Show Troupe No. 107C, they
will get a chance to see magic as
well as to hear music, for in the
cast of the show is none other than
Yogi Chan, magicion eXtraordinaire,
who claims Calcutta, India, as his
home town. He SpecialiZes in novel
presentation of original magic from
the East. Chan was inspired to do
magic when, as a child, he watched
the Jolly Wallas" of Calcutta per-
form amazing tricks in the streets.
He has entertained at Loew's State
theatre, Barbizon Plaza hotel, Kel-
ly's Stable, RKO Keith, and other
important theatres, night clubs and
hotels throughout the country.
Another celebrated artist in the
show, whose acting is almost magic,
is Slim Thompson, comedian, who
has worked for three of Hollywood's
top movie studios-Warner Broth
erS, Metro Goldwyn Mayer and
Paramount. He also has worked on
Broadway in legitimate theatre for
Producer Arthur Hopkins. He was
featured in Leslie 'Howard's "Petri-
fled Forest" film.
Music is a three-way treat, en-
Continued on Page Eight
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19

Chaplain Cochran was transferred
to Fort Huachuca from Camp Rob-
erts, Calf, where he had been a bat
talon chaplain for two years and
three months A native of Texas, he
hs<r lived in Arizona and New Mexico
since 1919. Immediately before en-
listing in the Army, he pastored the
1st Baptist Church at Lordsburg,
N M Before World War I, he lived
in Bisbee, Arizona, and he did a
three year tour in the Army enlist
ing at Douglas, Arizona, and serving
with the 7th Field Signal battalion
at FolE Bliss, Texas, in 1919
Chaplain Cochran stated that he
was very pleased to have been Sc
lected to come to Fort Huachuca and
indicated his desire to be of as much
service as possible to the civilians
and soldiers at the Fort in his dual
capacity of Post Chaplain and Per-
sonal Affairs officer
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19

The award which was recently
bestowed upon him was the Bronze
Star, given for "heroic achievement
in connection with military opera
ton against the enemy"
Sgt. Giles, who volunteered for
the Army four years ago, is serving
with the 585th Port Battalion ''some-
where in France" His outfit landed
there on D-Day and has been con-
tinuously busy with our invasion
forces since that time.
A graduate of 5nglewood High
School in Chicago Sgt. Giles at
tended the Univers -ty of Wisconsin
for two and a half years before he
entered the Armed Services.
Sgt. Giles is married to Chicago
school teacher, Mrs. Ruby Giles.
His parents, Colonel and Mrs. R. G.
Giles, have been in Fort Huachuca
for almost three years.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
Post ChopIoin
Eager to Stort
Duties at Fort

The new chaplain at Fort Hua-
chuca, Captain Lester D. Cochran,
arrived here Friday, January II. to
begin his duties of recognizing re-
ligious activities at the Post and of
supervising the work of the Personal
Affairs Committee.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
Officer Son
Is Recipient
Of BronzeStor

The son of another of Fort Hua-
chuca's officers has recently been
rewarded for heroism in battle. He
is S/Sgt. Oscar D. Giles, 27-year-old
son of Lt. Col. Roscoe C. Giles, Chief
of the Surgical Service at Station
Hospital,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
JEEPS ARE HANDY

They call il "Gumps Hump" and
The name fits the deer camp 10 a
tee Owner Andy Gump. Detroit
insurance man. IS with some 20
hunters AZ his lodge. seven miles
northwest Of Hillman.
The lodge. rambling LOG cabin
structure SITS high on hilltop
overlooking two small lakes. From
there every morning the group
piles into ieopS and hit tho little
trail roads for their taNorltc hunt
ing spots.
And speaking Of ioopS there 8
one little wagon ideally suited for
getting over these little rough
trails. And many times where
there IS no tran.
Unlike most hunters who refuse
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BOB ELInES

In the last two minutes Of the
second quarter. Fonde returned
kickoff 10 Michigan's as. Elliott
faded back once more and fired
one far down field 10 NuSsbaumer
who caught the ball on PurdueS
= and went the rest of the way
Tor touchdown On this plaN
Bob prvoted away from two de
tenders, reversed his field and out
ran the rest of those interested
IN checking his progress.
The third period was ScorclcSs
but Purdue had taken advantage
OF a l5-yard penalty against
Michigan and had advanced as far
a the 2o-yard line as the period
ended
On The first play Of the final
quarter DeMosS passed 10 Can
field on Michigan'S g. Cody
plunged to the l-foot line and on
fourth down Shaw went over
Hughes kick was blocked and
NTCt1TCaU- StTtt tCd, Zt1-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
SpdrtdnS Upset
Penn State

Continued from Ist Sports Page)
four plays TO score after quarter
back Glenn Johnson intercepted a
Penn State pass on the Spartan
as near the end of the first half
After Breslin failed TO gain,
pass from Dominic Cont 30
Reader put the Spartans on the
Penn State Al. Reader threw 10
Barhas on the Il and then 10
Huey who lcaped between two
Lion backs 10 make the touch
down catch in the end zone
Again IN the third quarter
Michigan State passed through
the befuddled Penn State defense
with three shots from the Spar
tan 4S Reader heaved 10 BarbaS
on the Lions 4s and then had
pass knocked down This time
Dominic Cont throw 10 Reader
" no caught the ball on the f5 Hnd
raced over.
Tho SpartanS were stopped IN
SIDE the Lions 10 yard line twice
before they scored their fifth and
-Arfrat touchdown IN the fast period.
This time halfhack Joe BoCart
recovered a tumble on the Penn
State = and Michigan State drove
- touchdown with BrcSlin
going over from Tho iwo-yard
stripe
Matt NIa7za Spartan end. was
eIoc'cc from the game in ihc
third period when he made
violent verbal attack on Clippert.
Penn state back. who pushed a
Spartan ball carrier in the face
to knock him out Of bounds
Michigan State was then penal.
Zof ~ wards hack from ,he
Lions '9rcc and lost = touchdown
chance
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
PENALTY HELPS

MIchlgan'S last touchdown came
after. q series of fast happenings
which found Shaw nterceptlnC a
pass and running TO Michigans
Is only 10 have the play called
back and Purdue pcnalized tor
offSidcS.
NuSSbaumer got two first downs
with the chips down. DworSky
split the middle of the Purdue de-
Tense three times with slashing
drives and when the l0-yard line
had been reached Elliott passed
10 Renner for the touchdown.
Just before the end of the
game, Purdue tried hard TO score
again but was stopped on Mich
lganS 80
Ii MAS a hard tough game
closer than the score indicates.
And Michigan, the conqueror.
IS hoping the conquered will put
on a friendly display and wham
those f1ooSlcrs Of Indiana out OF
the title race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

been on the move have gone down
deep in a swamp. That's why you
will find many hunters sitting on
runwayS leading into swamps
They argue that they will have 10
come out some time and want "a
be there when they poke then
noses out
Deer hunting i> Ike most types
Of cunning You've got 10 be
patient. You may get your buck
the first Is minutes and then again
you might have to wait days be-
fore YOU soc one.
The most successful hunters arc
-ttTOSC that C5T1 ST uOwH on woff
Travelled runway and keep quiet
for hours That's a tough deal be
cause after an hours sitting ones
feet become chilled
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
List Charity
TiIt0HieidIs

The five officials who will work
the annual Goodfellows city prep
championship football game next
Saturday at Briggs Stadium we're
announced Saturday
They arc Charles Leadbetter,
referee: Tony Shower umpire;
Tom Larkin, head lincSman; Bill
Van Fleet field nudge. and Dave
BoauvaiS. assistant head lines
man.
Tickets for next Saturdays con-
tests are selling well, the police
department IN charge Of ticket
sales. has reported Goodlcllows
officials hope 10 top last years
attendance mark of 10000
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Victory Keeps
U..M. in Race
Wolverines Get 3
Markers on Aerials
CONTINUED from Isl sport, rase)

CONTINUED from ist Sports fage)
plays 20 co Il yards and on fourth
down Cody was stopped inches
from the goal line.
The next time Michigan GOT tho
hall M the sccond quarter Elliott
spcar-he headed a Ca Sard drive and
went The last yard for touch
down a pass, YcrCc> 10 Rcnner,
and one knitting first 4oWn drive
hy WoiSonburger helped clear the
touchdown path
Now II WAS Purdue'S turn and
thiS time the Boilcrmakcr> could
not be- denied.
Henry Fonde ( umblcd a KICK
and Norman Maloney, Purdue end.
recovered on MIchigau's 20-yard-
line I'd Cody then blasted the
20 yards IN four plays, going over
tor the touchdown from the l-foot
line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Decide Title

ST. John Berchman, CYO grade
school football champion of 1914.
will defend its title against Holy
Redeemer this Sunday at Ives
Field, Third and Pitkin avenues,
Highland Park. at 3 p. m. Both
are undefeated in seven games
this fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
RESULTS AT LEADING TRACKS
oAuAwN REsUIrs
FIRSr RACr-sl ooo cl,lmlnr s-~,,

rIRsr RsCE-sI. 900, el.imins S-r,,r-olas
And up. furlonEa
SAY Tcadls. iAsrtsi,Il $40 $50 40
.-ss~A.-.S S...,sss+ ee--s = .
Biiisf oum CCrsiEl 90
Time II IS. OF o2is
Nonoain, sucrs and ysldins pslis also ran.
SECOND RACE--si 600. claiming, s-yeaT-
oids and ~ l-ls miles
DIN LiSto rTSityl 80 40
NFEo Els tClsrk J 20
Nor ATms Count Cold Uprsr Never Fret
snd Pop Over slfn ran
rHIRp R,oI-sI 600, allowances 2-yssr-
fldk. 8 fUTlonEs
Esp-fiu fTurnbull so 80 90
kurs SFrEFsnr kofnf' 90 20
West Princess thRri1 so
niger Lee Rocswope Msy sFossie River
Jsck s-Chiei Cherry and Ply Oui also ran
ro,RTH K.o,%si 600. claiming. syc.r-
ulGs and up iurlonCs
Book FiAts ,Hsr~icS $50 % 50
Cherry Boy Hall 90 30
Dicky tHsUkSVorth 90
Time IA Is or -
Jack Stuu. SunbursJ. MlH Tippcr, LADY
Discoyery and Twilight Slso ran
TIFTH RsCI-Si 900. clsininI s-ycsr-olds
Rrucrnserinr tHaupcr % 90 - 40
Csntsin Ruth Kecne 40 SO
MAIltnwn HErfNtck , 50
Time ll7 Is or 02is
CRIMSON ride sales Tsh Hyrros singer
klnE MhfMfu. AffnbI sam ffftIifhIHfIi,
Prince Befltro and 'vinits MAJOR Also rHn
Field
SINTH RACf-xl 500. hsndlcRp Swear
Olds and up furiunFA
Grey DsVs kefns 90 ~ %
Ro'uS hbWkswurtf $50 20
PuvHt HsTfWick 30
Time J III Is of ~
Rsruns Tetros Jr and Just Resns also
ran
SEVENTH RACE s. 900 the Camden
Purse allowances 7-yesr-olds and up / l-ls
mileR
psvol0msn fCarrI Il e0 20 40
Wise FAiSsnO tHArtWlck 20 70
Pearl HHrbOr liCHts 4 II
Time / as rs or 3 Oli7
Gourmet Three ClnVeTS Kans wind DAnber
Up and BohS Dream also ran
EIGHTH RACE-Sl 900 claiming, 4-yehr-
olds hno up -. miles
WRddy Mccoy SO 20 9'To
Fast Work Musser 50 20
Enisrpr'hv DRnhsuer 70
Tim Os IS OF 3 ~
Csuntt Darby Dorcss and Carolina Bell
also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

has been favor
able with the
p X CO p I ion ol
tracking snow
But the wealth.
e r m a n h a +.
promised plenty
of that.
r very body
a gre 5 there
are plenty oi
deer but they
have not beer
m oV ing anC
those that have
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HOPING FOR SNOW

With the deer hunting season
only three days old nimrods have
not done too bad The weather
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Recrea alton Football

SUNDAY games-Scuttirs W Frrkrn Flav-
ground Northwestern. p m Garden CIV
No / W Rayside Blue Jackets karthvr =
rrn y N Herman Gardens "a. LAskT
% club Isyne 3 D. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Not until I get my buck does
II come of either" ANDY SAID.

So far the bush is about an inch
long which means Andy has not
connected. He's come close on two
occasions Yesterday he missed a
difficult running shot The day be-
fore he could not determine
whether il was a buck or doc
WI, n he did find out that the deer
had nice rack II was too late.
The buck had faded into a swamp
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HAVE you?

You've never seen a top bust
ness executive with dandruff
scales on his coat collar. That's
because successful business men
realize the importance of hair and
scalp hygiene. 1t isn't matter OF
vanity-it's just good business
sense. Maybe you're not a top
executive now but you surely
hope TO be one some day. Nothing
will help your appearance more
than clean scalp and a well
groomed head Of hair. Thousands
OF men and women in all walks of
life have taken Warner treat
ments over a period Of years.
This satisfied clientele is the rea-
son for our success.
Make an appointment AT your
convenience, for a private con-
sultatlon, no charge or obliga-
tion involved II we can help you.
the decision TO take the treat.
meHts is entirely yours. s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
8eac q kR2dA,
OrrFcTaSTTlNEs

ffNIIN ts a letter to NOl " SerNiCcmau. H. All
L about hi, HOME TOWN. the most important
plsce In the world 90 him Chp This letter TODAY
san Nolr ualBC at the hnttom and send ~ 60 him.
Nh,rrN,J. o.. 49, he~Uants the news from HONI~
L.. nL- tn Auu ~ mAII u
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ROCKINGHAM REsuLrs

rrssr s.cE-s2 600. claiming s-y,.r-oIe,
Easy Blend MaTtin $50 40 20
: s-sesiiss< Pen n-.lSss.-.-----As "a
LADY Golden Barber so
1fne i. Is, off .iCE
PygarE.s Selcsp. Niublefooi Rsfnrrstory
TIM Sia.- Not ronorro~, John Anc Mogup
ana smoothly also
SECOND RsCI-.s2 600, claiming. s-ye.r.
Es.y oosre Martin i7sO so $50
Betty GTsbls iNsdesui $40
Time Ia Is of i.4S
Picket Line Lunch Date Jim't JsHnis
Abe Any Tune Anne and Er'e kniTh; also
THIRD RAcE-s7 200. e.imins. s.y..E
9lds Ahd up. fpri0ngs
ClAemoni Miss
Prchnl 1850 $40 90
Mono Miller Scotti $40 so
Wake Robin lAcCsdcen so
Time VI IA 2-5. of Os
Nanny Bones Niglt BomheT Ehro Hesurts
ana Twilight Call also ran
FOURTH RACt 50 500. slo~snces. 3
yeer-oldA and up. fuflonrs
AAEIsrisn-u hettingeri $40 40 30
CnpySrght StIAnEt 2so 40
flyinH Giant CuWley, 34o
Time 2 Is or 23ita
Broom Time, MAI Rasr and onrrhaA sisn
TFTH KsCr-s2 200, claiming. s-yesr-olds
And up. IL miles
Gun tCsnninrl ESQ 900 ? 60
firsi Mate Barber $50 $50
Iron Works Martin . 90
Time Sc of 54l5
BrsdSin and Heat Wave also ran
hxTH RAGS ooC sdoeo the Au Re
Voir Handicap, 3-yeAg-oids ana up. $40
miles
IloAt Me Canning 20 so 50 500
Boy Soldier Covley 20 3 90
Yukon SiSiU 90
Time OF rs of 3 30
Bienweed Navy, Golden Thorn and JoeS
Mistake also ran
SFtENTB RACE-&2 200. claiming. 9-yesi-
Oldk and up, ! l-l6 micS
MOkablue Martin 90 40 $40
Cray GsHge - Canning 10 = so
Csnet tHsdehul 90
Time 30 off a6is.
Plane Sputter. On the Double, Scarlet
PRnEy Penny Packer Columbus Day. DARK
Morning son OF Heels sno Cyrus r also ran.
EiGHTH RACt-s2 900. claiming. S-yesf
olds and up. lls miles
Bold Nelson tMcCAdden 10 20 90 3 so
Roman Governor Martin 90 d 90
Patron Saint RohArl q 40
Time 5S as. off ala
Telescope Spiritual. BrOOklSndville Seven
Hills. VcsuviuS. JscleSs and Expose also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
sPoRrsMAN's PARK REsUIrs

FIRST RAGS 500 claiming, 3-yesr-olds
and up 6i2 iurlongS
luOlsts Boy Henson, l4.OO $40 $40
Elizabeth Vito % Jessnp 400 = 40
ArmbrSnocd Camp = 90
Emma Rose McKlemnrryi 90
Time ! % "a. off ! a.
Hill's Palm. Two Grand Aud Lang SynC
Hard Jester and Cousin Mamie also ran
Dead heat Tor SHOW
SECOND RAGS 500. allowances s. wear
ods and up fmnngs
Winch Clint Gillespie lo.4o 30 so
Agtarian son Camp go 40
Here Goes Filter go
Time 3 IS. OF , lAig
Rodirric. string Band Time rp. stars al
Night and Tedoy's Tee Also ran
THIRD RACE-sl 500 the Happy Children
allowances 2-ycar-ody S furlnugS
Frank Munns ID Jessop $50 sac IN
Glory step PucCi 20 a. 90
NIsS TIH0dE r'FTy1IT ; on
Time :O4 2-5 on 24llz
Happy Me. Astound. Dam. and Mcmphisn
FOURTH RACE-SI 500 the Chicago IIef-
AID American Handicap 2-year.odS. fur
longs
cs,.nSsis'. s5. 5ss',so Hs%sn s,1so,. 900 s9c 2o
Pomp'S Gal Jesscp . so
Time 81 2-5 OK 2 ORR
fIFTH RtCE-Sl 500 the Chicago Datv
News Handicap, 3-yeaI -olds and Up l lilo
whose Filter 30 400 90
Devslue 6McklcmuTryl 40 , so
In the BAG Nichols ? 80
La Rue Latent X Durable Iu.h Nov
Psrssang sne Take Courage sso rsn
SIN1H RACES 600 added me Victory
Derby Ball Handicap 3-vca r-olds 2 furIonrs
Sand Storm Camp - 20 Il 20 : 90
Compa tri0t Haynes $50 s 20
b-Happy Pilot Pucc 90
Time 81 Is OF o.
QuizZle Chips mink b-Chfrsy- NinS Ao,fr+-
can Eerie c-Ilefetchit c-Aisn ? she Didn
and Helen Agnes also ran
Field
h-Hsppy Hour Farm entry
c-J RohOut entry
SEVENTH RA(I-Sl 500 flr Future CHI
kens allowances 3-yeer-Olds and up a.. muef
Miss Boe0link Martin sn S2n 40
Chief Adviser Herson 600 so
stand Easy Hsynssl 5 90
Time 10 as uf' "a
Brilliant Jr Rose Canyon swift Action an1
Fair CrvStal also ran
EJGHrH RACE-Si 500 clsimlns. s-,rsr-
nlds and M. Il, miles
Giant star Nichols san % = an
Tom Wade Jr PerSpnl $50 ! so
Ferries Maid Camp 3 90
Time 2'n3 2-5 off 5ei7
Wa Quest and Two Score also ran
NTSTH RACF-tl 500 claiminr 9-yesr-oids
and up. llr mites
Redrock Canyon BOUCHER u 30 40 2n
Sweet Helen HAyDes 8 so aan
Valdins Fop y IeSSopl On
Time os 2.S OF = 80
The McClsn Dood II Good Ante Grevil'e
snd Bright Count slsn ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
IN THE OPEN
IN The OPEN With Don
ToWns Stage Roundups
To Entertain Hunters
With Don GiIIies

ALPENA. Nov. l7-When you get Of Bay City these
days you are the deer hunters roundup country II makes
difference what size the town they having roundup at least
one night during the deer hunting season
Each little village with the which put on
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

10 shave until they get their buck
Andy shaves but is leaving a little
patch on his chin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

inc UlSSfSt. ~ q HlkHA NHcn l1e
red-shirted hunters dance with the
village bellies, sing old time songs
and raise whoopce in general
Some towns like Alpcna, Hill
man. West Branch, Grayling In
dian River and RoScOmmun have
special programs. They import
orcheStras from southern Michigan
cities, have special speakers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Marc in ihe 1crld 10 h,m Ctp thi. letter toda,
Wh,rr,.r &c. :, he-,sarts the new, from HoVIT.
"' ' ''" '' '''' -r,l,,-- >,l,. 90 ,o,,
nrAr Br-nDy
nv r,sr ,, .. f p.r..-a A sullivan 2,,car-oJd
or ,rar. .aa eltor.', 3" 19 IA, mace % a name dI %
.. , !, . .,.. ms i,, tS'' ,r9,e ~ ,e, 400
-y-- '----, ..s.rr .'lr,i ArTri'c DAY parade o
G ,,... ,,.. .a-r,aea Of 10 ar con, fo 10000
'.' >' 'a. .' h' '7o 'ak'0 on the STRIKE a' S''
1CrFo f-..'. e"o'fs-od E''t'ags .log''. Irppy.
'' t,i .tcg nc ,1,Ioo o. n
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aaf4 ~ ''' ~ ...".., ''''''o " '''" f'' "'.ba"a'
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E1I1' Fa b ,f rag~. thf g,g'L2pGhr ys a,a cara O.
Ncr rCpr"0'oa Dr. ir'r % 't'rdc"t 'o ne 'g"-h""d''
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+'' 'i"" p. '' 49, ,1 '., t |'P" 'S
,,r,,,,. ,,rD,. . - ~ don't - tho Detroit Police
- npsreg' ,canr Aod N'>ks vino retire Christian
Nelson stepped INTO No-.n- post rs dCpl\ SutFtr&'I,'9 &
Mn Eleanor Rooe' eopIe nlo town Tor y',, Sautday &
70 ne hc, nr m ,ycd at & - - m m ,o So me ,d1 1o5mcr
Tho way and nesr~ commit 9 me @2%,a ] {" M = S qs6
FOR use as cf> county state ooI.r budding
demands for general 80 per cent wage increase
Ford eupoyeN have been cied hy the Ford Motor g" on
grounds that costs are ~ hsnrr 'na ever before an" work po'"'
Recorders Judge Paul Y Kraur sentenced Craven Bank" so
nf 4599 Avery o so da&> IN pail when police sara TOOK III men
10 subdue him after drunken >Pree ka" rer @ fhr
clerk Patrick MeDousa who talked to the defendant rs IN the
bull pen found out he was an '\N'"A" """ """ p'" -
months m ltalN ana SICILY
a..
LTHOJGH the CN N"oHaH'> Nulhoi''I 9a> e
\ proposed northwest airport Sic OdP f'I' 'oAtiludNc'
MUNICIPAL airport. rhr Waync county Airport ,,.
Eddie W. IN town 'hS week "a" me mduIa' non " ~ lt %
Detroit 10 Mann service lie "oh group o' H''> '''N "
the LI~l run a.. ,,,-..,..a
Tho airport situation here so muddled lhat Cleveland IS
making h1 Tor the coveted aINa'" an wee "e'e uEu
rated 10y The American Ar Lines neN' week
@ileaa o,',tr ror tn"d Of co"n Nc Donald
ifrt'od h6 s""aii "' t' 'p'"9 from"
MrF MtpH7f Mcbo'oa "@F"'d U" 'i',o", 70" "5P"u
dtorof ms r'Fi 'I, h'S i'a" ITo,, ""o g ~"
gH me '''''"' 4' GO '''''' ''' '' NJ Nv ~ " Wv ~
ms FclfS trips.
INIEkSI m the recent rnaNodN 'hSloh h'it was o hda
nut o INC l'IShlIgh papers e\luco'E Eo
~ JcffUeS OF the eS because Shoou INC mayor udu e
late recorders court Judge
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Mon, Wed. sri. 1900 a. N. TO
$500 p, N. Tues" Thurs Sat, 500
A. NJ. 10 500 p. M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
PIMLIco RESULTS

'hNl "N'i-eat''"t eil'No"''h F'"'
nioH 10 hhnA 80 ,.o ~
br tnuI heepus lD"aSnh ~ ~ ~
Dafhlet Atkinson S.fo z'Fu
frnpokiuon sneilngh -"
IN" y ,. on . q. n.
fNlhk "estWI ftfhCh LuI' it"'Iu. h'"'
Man enc kineS,e"n stss & 'sn -
N''pNb hh't-NS W" eHuNAheSs '-FesI-
oloA' =. mira ,.o - 90
ElsT heo hartlh W. ~
fFflecl 'ShefIN -"
Fetst MOVE faI"n '"
Time % p. or ~"
ftlpih. NtlCh'Is fitAt SlhAt. h'i'nNtue
Iacnhe and Saving also ran
lHikD bAO N5,9uu N'''p"'H"N '-NreI'
oldS And NJ miles
LINE Shmmh 'RoheriSi 90 80 <-Fo
Danny DeCSer iFle!dS o-un .a-.iu
Gala Reign tCru1 10
Time 2 81 uI J 36lg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Mt. ELLIOTT REC. ''sa' =. ~ .,.ti ttAiorr
0p'r AnOs TODAY ~ Urm 80 A ~.
Wet ow ootstsn Lounge q Bssui''m Lsr,,.
NORTH END goo 70 sSsrF1 5Ss s@"'4y ~ 1ss, -,
Open Until 4 A. M. Today!
NORTHWESTERN : =, s,,i,4 f94Aq syts ,,,I!-
Cpts sOwJisG SATURDAY aap Su.payl
va FoAfN ukTtt n AND Af1ER 20.
NOTTINGHAM ssIeoss,,, .'.5 NJ TAsst" s,., 80.
oeLs sowtisG sATCRphY AND SUNDAY
'oo" uNTit CLOSING BAR hoIotNiH6,
OLYMPIC REC. s..'9.st -. s.,.,, .r 60 "ysi
s0~G oT SFtarts pfTsoir ALt.sIas 4 80
i' hu''' 0n'0 Bo~tss Al DAY Sst Sgs
ORIENT REC, !, t'sT999 Psit19t! r.IA
"ttKDArS UsTlL p I" AND AFrGR q.
PALACE REC. :. s.'' As!I asaT'ST SI,s.. p r@: sgs:
optn bs.iihs TO-DAY from 90 A ~ Unta
o''""t p'f' 'r'' he''wa-t cocsisn tourv..
PALMER PARK socba.sS ssl5s SCR .so s;,Ts's goss g
aS-laS TooAY rfs' psrs5s ,a eSsst.h n t.ssS.
PLkHDIUk ss s4s,.snisiS 1Hs SArsfD ~ st,9Th ~
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
pLIHRnW i0lss CRArior Avt nMARcuS
oS,' SS,,' All psy sS' roa, as6 sS{sTs ., ~.
f"'y su'aas. rnas, $50 Suss sat lpPs.
RED MIL .oopT1sO At TAG s4xo
oPts IItfys srff al pAy s.Iutuniys; nav;
AND SUNDAYS. $50 A, ~ UsriL a ~
RITTER REC. ''ls 'A"s M, At .,s. ssAl"''A.
Open Bowling All Day Todoy! )
RIVERSIDE r,oog5.1, @ Sasr 'ssssssGs st $50 -,
Open Bowling All Day Todsy!
RIVIERA REC, ,15 20 Grand avg, ,, ,y.;
see" oFe" eo.llsG SA1 ssusoAy gsT,L
B0llGF Prc !sls coouoGt ~Is1.
when Dc~o River, Stop Hus. op.n Bo-ipt ..
SATURDAY. ara surd'r. A. {" Urm closins.
SPRInGWeLLS 90; e sig,SylssG~t[ys,s, ,.sS,,. sy5.
Open Bowling Here All Day!
STATE FAIR ,,. .9oDSts1 Y, 45I..i ), ''.s.l
Spts I Te sostss s SspTPlaft Saty al 81 Tqste Ists
THE NAPLES ., 20, .sS.!cHlGA" AYE
tsio, orts sowLiss' stRt sATuspnIS 70 n
AND SUNDAY. 10 a. ". usrlt CLOSING.
TOWER REC. scsootes.,G },,e xg2"'ss, c...
opIs sowlIsG SATURDAY AND sUNpAYi
TWENTY Grand ?, '',T IT.tIs ~ " T4'Tts Y .l.:,,
Open Alleys Here Today All Day
VARSITY 100, .LyeRsors. rt s,s,css,.
oSes ttltvs Al srt'ps psY sA4uppGSs So" sos,
DAY, WEEKDAYS ritt p. N, brTtR a..
ytRk0H.ttTtHsO1S tlvts.oISs St'soti " o,t.i,.'s &
Open Bowling ALL DAY Today
VICTORY 3" 3 .Lr{4! [TfstT7, 4" OFS4~Ass - 5's,s,
oPts ROWLING SATURDAY Aso SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNIT 4" AND AFTER N.
VOGUE REC. 2 3.s7 y 951 5vFEsrS. y. s:
to0's Bsu en- $4,000 rut prRs Siraiss Clas.p
Dc s.e-tSts toisf 40. ossalirs o,t
WARREN B0Wl 5i4osS Stssr ~Asstss
ro1ut n nsioy y"I opf. SV1I sow,i,e sfse ~ ~
uRosYs SUNDAYS 90 a ~ MT CtoslNC
WHITTIER ''i 4. XIV. stsT 'tfttHsG" so ,.1, 1ys.
Open Bowling All Day TODAY
WY.7 7."!If soAo AND wyoslsc
oO.n so~liD, oatly 10 a TO $50. After -
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
!, NON-B. P. A. MEMBERS -
Rec 7n 9IcaIsAs AYE,
Open Bowling at All Times!
pncIVII orr GRArior a il.mIIG 40,
nLUt ~ ALLEYS ROSE sd
VIXEN IN R0SEVtIlE STOP HERE. WATCH
ToR our $500 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC,
rlppvic 1887 oEoUNoRU, NEhR
LnnI NEVADA TW 2.ae4a
.hdics LEAGUE Ressrvattnnt Are suI Avail.bt.
IPEh BOWLING DAILY LADIES tNVirCDl
TWENTIETH CENTURY : I5'39 srr,r yAeS <, ,s5 ~;
Open Bowling All Day TODAY
WASHINGTON BOWL e soo..ezS,tttIso' o,Ce T,ts.o'
Open Until ; A. M. DaiIyI