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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Bloomfield.
Vacations
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.


/. July %.
MR. AND MRS. MARC T.
WI PATTEN of West Long
Lake road, have solved the
transportation problem by using
their own airplanc 10 visit their
sons, Michael and Duncan. AZ
Teton Valley Camp in Montana.
The Pattens now are al Elkhorn
Valley ranch in Montana for
the rest of the summer
1t. and Mrs, Philip Hart Jr.,
are spending several weeks al
the Walter o. Briggs summer
home at Bois Blanc Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Trum-
bull ertained at dinner
Friday evening on the terrace
Of their home on Dunston road.
Guests included
MESSRs AND MESpAMEs
CAL J WhiH John 7 Dinan
NJ Burrsss
and Capt and Ari Robert Vanderkloot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
FoIsoms at Lake

The Fred Folsoms OF Pied
mont road are enjoying water
sports on Glen Lake
MIR. and Mrs. l.. +. Borland
Of Greenview road will cross the
river next week TO vacation on
Erie Beach. Ont.
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh tPa-
tricia Bolton) has left for Chi
cago 10 meet her husband. 1t.
Walsh. who is returning from
overseas. They will divide his
leave visiting his parents the
Eugene Walshs OF Indiana ave-
nue. and her parents, the Charles
r. Bottoms of ArteSian road
Patricia Kulling has arrived
home from Champagne, Ill,
where she visited her fiancee.
1t. Russell Comoir, who is sta
toned al Chanute Field
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Park Guests Listed

Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Fox
OF Edinboro road have as their
guest Mrs. Fox mother, Mrs.
George Kneller Of Leipsic. O.,
and together the trio are spend
ing this weekend in Cleveland
AS the guests of the Jack Crotty
family.
AS George l.. Fox Jr.,
NROTC, is frequent weekend
visitor from the University of
Michigan.
Mrs, Fred Love Of Abingdon
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Guests al Old Club

Nancy Trumbull has As her
guests al the Old Club this
week Phyllis Bartholomew, Suki
Anderson and Denise Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Will
son and their children have
ioined Mrs c. + Wilson Al Tel
ger Lodge on Walloon Lake for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w J w. Gray
and their son. Donald. who have
been living on Square Lake road
VII move soon 10 California
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

Ester Circle of the Bushnell
Church. Participating were
% L Holmes W y Wetmore
Russell KAlbheisch y. Tueketi
Robert Monroe Russell Mckinney
Russell Harrison
DR.. and Mrs. Robert A. Bauer
OF Greenwich road are Willing
away time in northern Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

tBesuice ZWsAn Photo
Miss Mildred Fenkelstein,
daughter of Louis Fenkel-
stein, was married recently
TO Leslie j. Moss, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moss.
They are in Chicago on
their wedding trip.
road entertained from the park
a. luncheon and bridge, Thurs
day afternoon. members Of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Pfc. Straith Home

PFC. BOB STRAITH. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Straith. Will
leave soon for the Pacific He
has just returned from service
IN Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Vincents Going North

COL. AND MRS. JAMES 6.
VINCENT of Windmill Pointe
will reopen their cottage at
Mullet Lake in August
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

Doe, your dancing spread eonWer-
nstion-or bliol You can be
popular partner after only few
hours st Arthur Murrhy'h Learn q
smooth Rumbs or any Of the latest
steps easily with his talented en-.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Births Reported

David and Rose Amato, girl.
Wlutam and Virginia Atwater, girl.
Stanley and Evelyn Barnette, boy.
Frederick and Anna Beilstein, girl.
John and Mary Bullock. boy.
John and Ruth Campbell. boy.
John and Doris Cocker. boy.
Preston and Marian Coils, girl.
Baird and Margaret Coweil. boz.
Constant and Margaret Disse. girl
Bruce and Frances Engle, girl!
Stanley and Virginia Feitelson, girl.
Robert and Edith Garcia, boy:
Dwight and jamie Gardner, girl;
Archur and Ann Garnett, girl.
William and Marie Greene. girl
Walter and Eleonora johnson, boy.
Vito and Josh KleszesKi, boy
Everett and Lenna Krause. boy.
Aldwin and Mary Lawrence. boy
Robert and Wilma Lee, boy.
Ralph and Elizabeth Leedy, girl.
Dalton and Mildred Lehman, girl.
James and Lora Lenoir. boy:
Frank and Lillian Morgan. boy;
ank ohn .na nad nstt. ra.ne;i oksst. Md.man .r girl
John and Ethel Pitts, boy.
William. and Conradina Richardson. boy
Pat and Hattie Rosetti. girl.
John John and Mollie Roge; boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Shepherd, Girl.
William and Clara Smith. boy.
william and Berta Styron, girl.
Carl and Nora Turvey, boy.
Charles and Ann Welty, girl.
August and aeorsi. MARQUES. Boy.
Edward and Mary Tate, boy.
James and Peral Champion, girl.
Robert and Elizabeth Jordan. boy.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Friendship Citizens Ask
Villa Rosa Area Rezonino

Rezoning Of property in the vicin-
ity Of villa Rosa was requested in
a resolution passed last night by the
Friendship Citizens Association.
Sponsored by H. w. Hummer, chair
man Of the Resolutions Committee,
the resolution asked the area be
returned to its prewar residential
A restricted" zonins.
Mr.. Hummer cited new construc-
tion in the area representing high
He contended that the
zoning should not have been changed
without the approval of those AZ
fected.
The area had been earmarked for
war housing, but was recently sold
to . private concern.
Adventures in o." 4 three.act
ballet produced by the Warrington
School Of Ballet, and sponsored by
the Friendship Citisens' Association,
provided entertainment. Barbara
Cole as Polychroane, the Rainbow's
Daughter, headed the cast.
Evening star., 1945-05-26

WhAl. 7:30-Tws hundred Dlusjstksis sing
kipIias's "RxsHishsl."
VIC, 3:00-ssrt lahr drops ia.
WMAl. $50" "Hswaiisn Wsr Chant" o..
fsabsehs "6siis pariAsnAs and I new work
BY Robert heBrids. "Pspevsf." included tonight.
VOL. S:30-An eyewitness account Of Ger.
Hsa atrocities.
MOP, 6:30-Now rstks,aers Inv 10 sIuda
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Deaths Reported

Mill I'd. ~
Dora L. Posey, so, SIS Seward 50. Sc.
Francis 3 Keene, 70: 1865 N st. NV
John J; Meekins. 72. 1910 6 st. Sc
Mayer 3. Dodek, 70. 1881 s. Portal DR..
Edith r. Hebbard Sc, 1858 Massachusetts
ave. Sc
Emily H: McGrath, so. sos Kansas ave,
Karl j. Schmidt, so. 4406 Volta pl, NV
Thomas Diamond, Al, 1924 Massachusetts
Infant William B. Wilson, 11s Lonsf.l.
Infant Thomas Z. Hughes. I'd, 5000
Felix 3. BENJAMIN, ss. sss Division
Daisy BAYLOR, ea, Georgetown. D. c.
James 4 Thomas. So, 2l2 Bh s.w.
Ulysses Reed, 81, WestmoreIand Hills, Nd
WIN Gibson. Al: 202 Canal St sw.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Choir PIuns Concert

The A Cappells Choir OF the Wash
ington Missionary College, Takoma
Park, Nd, will give'a concert Of sa-
cred music at s:45 O'Clock tonight at
the sligo Church.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington DC B.
76.

for correction that day.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
on rM an TO-DAY

whAl. t:t5-esn. George speaks during
this Army Transport Command anniversary
tribute program.
wh. 4:i5-BiIl Stern gives 4 pIsy.by. play
account d ne Bina CrssbY.Bob Hope golf maieh
from Tho Tam . AantM ,surss in thitass.
WN, 7:00-Jsmss {. Dunn and John Foster
Dulles dixus ths San Ffsntixo Conference.
Evening star., 1945-05-26

arrest by the use Of plastic surgery dramati1sd
WNAL. t0:00-A new variety show with
Elmer Newman and his Sleepy Hollow Gang ant
Votalists Jesse Rogers snd Carol Wynns.
VOL. i0:00-AosI toward'S "Bittesweef
sung by Marion Claire. Angelo RsHseIli snt
Bruce fooie.
W0P, t0:45-The President Of the puet.
Ritan SENATE diNusse, the future ststss o
his COUNTRY.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Ruff|ed Chenille Dot
Curtains, in Ivory Color
4:9S
(Skefched Right

Highlight for your summer outlook. These
piquontIy ruff|ed curtains, strewn With dozens
sparkling window-dress you'll ensemble
them for living room, bedroom, and dining
room. All fine cotton, SO they tub to perfeo-
ton. All ivory color to blend With any decor
Made 81 inches Iong-82 inches wide to pair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (INs)

NEW YORK, Nov. 80 lINS)
The whole issue of doping horses is rapidly de-
veloping into nasty which indicates only the surface
has been skinned despite the ututs of racngs perennial
apologists.
The situation has reached point where lust
fed in asking:
Are all the agencies charged with keeping the sport
clean doing their duty"
At Pimlo Tuesday night federal narcotic agents raded
ak stables Thursday the Maryland Racing Commission
nounced the suspension the trainers
stables pending hearing of charges that horses In these
stables had been stimulated
This increased to eight the number of for this
cause since Maryand fall opened One Of the
stables involved that Mrs F. Ambrose Clark whose
have led the eepehase field for four and who
long been pillar of turf
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Two Classics to Start
As Pin Action Huns
BY HAROLD KAHL

Tournament bowling Competl-
ton begins TO hum with the open
Ing of -tWo- classics and eaptpI4a.
ton Of two others here tomorrow
and Sunday In addition 10 the
start of the mems national match
game singles IN Chicago
Frank Serpico of Philadelphia
who ranked eighth IN the country
last season IN the National Bowl
ing Writers poll, tops squad Of
20 men who Will begin the quest
for the $1,000 and 81 0OO first and
second prizes IN the Vogue Rec
reation's individual classic tonor-
row az s p. m. II is eight games
across 16 alleys
Serpico Will he accompanied by
four other Philadelphians. eight
from New jersey - Elizabeth,
Newark. Union City. Red Bank
and Bsyone-and Marty Marino
of Brooklyn. Fred Breckle and
Mike Basone stand out among the
six Detroiters listed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Cellar Team Cracks
Mark in Masonic

Young Five featured the Greater
Masonic Leagues pin-losded ses-
sion last night Al Olympic Recre-
alton with a 1868, a new season
high single game, Young is next
10 the bottom in the standing
Fred Breckle of General with 679
headed the scoring parade
Emil Dimitrie and Abe Solomon
Of Veterans finished with 673 and
646 respectively. Ray Fabrizi, Lin
coin Park, $40, Joe Zaborsky, Rob-
.inson, SAT, and Dave Berger,
Young, 625, were others 10 beat
620
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
'AmpIexScores
Loop S Is+ 5000
srANDINGs

Amplex. 4 second division team
came up with the first 1000 count
OF the season in the Chysler IN.
terplant League in last night s
matches AZ Chene-Trombly. hit
ing 302I 20 take three froyr
Dodge Forge
Frank Zion of Highland Park
Service collected SIS which In.
-elHded ESQ middle tn his hie
game Zion rad II IN row after
opening with spare. His last
ball brought a nine
Tom Joseph SuporhnlsherS had
ga Gus GalaSka Plymouth, 624;
Phil Van SlenbroIck Forge 627
AmploN figured as follows Stan
10y Deeds 59i Paul Pocalulka
625. Art Miller $50 Tony Nata-
laro SIS. Bill DeWiCht SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
fe+ It's InfaIIibIe Trap Here

II Is no secret in racing that has been dis
earded as vaueless in other countries including France
Yet has been hereabous as an infaIbe tran
Tor horsedoprs The recent ephedrne case
utant doesn't show up either the the urine
analysis
Ephedrne Is only one Of number pepper uppers"
which defy detection by the The federal
narcotic bureaus Pmico track could we'll
be extended TO track in America
Maryland has monopoly dopers On the other hand
t has George Mahoney racing commissioner who doesn
be kidding when says going to drive the horse
dopers Of mis-
Maybe that's why Of the so-caed better elements
In raised such fuss about appoint last year
Incidentally the better elements in racing don't seem 10 be
doing well
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Outb Team
axes Two Games


Claude Schultz. Schmidt $50.
Herman JuhenyIllc. Palmer Park
$50, Art GcSkc Capitol, SIS. and
Clo Gardner. Koppitz Gil were
The top scorers last night in the
Metropolitan Classic League AZ Mt
Elliott Recreation.
Howard NaIthcrotS rapidly ri>-
lng Schmidts killed Capitol 8
chance 20 gain on Palmer Park in
winning Two although outrolled,
2Sl9 10 277i
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Katie Retains Lead

Katie He'll maintained a ono
point command over Emily Zlm-
4ierrhan ll4-ll3 n heading last
nights squad IN the women s
junior individual classic ~ Win
ter Garden Her score was 726
aS Marie Stacey had 69l and
Miss Zimmerman SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

Palace tomorrow from three 4
nine for last minute postings,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

HEPE AND THERE-WaIy kim flashed
eA7.27l-13l fof sas ana Hilary Fonerts
224-2l2-2i7 FOR 6Ss IN me Inter-City
Classic A. Rurshsrct 7s7-IEa-247 fcr
S4' in me Twsnty Grand House Irwin
Lsngenhann 200 27s-Isl fof ssa In me
Cenfenn'a. senior Lester Gnich ass
l-2-2lT f0r sA7 IN ne Metro IndlstfiA.
b.E John Tr0las 1ss pound mailman With
ISL averaEs 2-s IN our LADY queen n
Heaven Dave Rooster BERGER 7s7
and Matt Lsine 2s4 m Mils'ts House
Nic Frsrcs ar IN me Palace House
Ef F0s0ury shot 7sT IN me Crest $50
Harry Dunnlng 2Sf IN the GieneaEles SIS
NORMAN Heisner 947 m the Detroit
Police Elsie pat 77s and Ethel
P0n7 222 IN Inc Rainbow MAJOR Joe
WprfN e9s n NE SprlnFwfls House
walter Nsrtscka 2as IN me W-st Ch'caEo
House Frank Mutsnd 2A3 In the p nnef
PsrE senior FRED Green 342 IN the
Palace Srhosrnsrf House
O.ns' lesEus highs Marstts pelue. Ss1.
snf Zsls Psksr 2os Palace -Schoenherr
Ladies John zscs az. Chens rromby
House Don Cuipepper. 277 Hsrper senior.
Al Mihscd. 234 Ler Hsndert Classic Joe
Giese 226 steel warehouse George Andary
224 Nsck-Blyd junior. George femmitt.
22l Fire Dept No ] 70 Schiller 119
Bowling Green $50 Marvin Cotsy. ais
Riverside House Msrgs Madison, 1913. Pain
boV Ladies TUESDAY Pearl Graham. les
Palm sssrh Major Betty Flynn, lsT, Bowl
inF Green Lsdles
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Ills Statement a Hot Potato

George p Mahoney chairman OF the Maryland
tossed hot potato the of the New York
when ne stated all of Maryands suspensions
from his boards switching its saliva
New York laboratory that Of the University Maryland
medical school.
There's dynamite IN Chairman Maho1ev', ,tote.
mont that "of So 900 samples sent to the Neu Yoyk
laboratory from five states the last eight years. only
70 Uers reported postUe (Dhereas) in fus ueek, OF
the UniUsysy OF Maryland there haze been eieh posi
the rsdetons and NoU I9 alone the university
laboratory reported four out of eight samples SUB.
n,ittsd positive"
Does the sharp discrepancy between results of the New
York state and the University of Maryland laboratory
mean there has been negligence or
this end merely the saliva test a. handled in mi.
qtnte outmoded7
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
STARTS LONG Run

Dave Berger'S three m 9
Ladies Trio Classic opens a long
run az Casino tomorrow at I 30
with a squad from Whittier
Members OF the Enterprise, Colo
NAL and Alcona teams 60 on at
nine
Emma Phaler, WIBC secretary.
will bring her Ohio Five from
Columbus, Medrith Maxton Pepsi
Cola from Dayton and 10 Cleve-
land quintets for the Women s
Central States at the Detroit Rec
.reatlon. The three-man team
event continues AT Chene- -Trombly
and the $50 doubles AZ Garfield.
Entries for the mems state
tourney close tomorrow. Secrs-
tary Walter Pageau will be a,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
THE DETROIT TIMES C-2I
I945
Record Fencing Field

Ninety entries, a record field.
will compete Saturday AZ Michigan
State College IN the preparatory
class fencing tournament, Only
those who have never entered
AIDA state competition are
eligible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
.&monare Seizes
- Lead in Classic
SrAsDIsoS

Emil Slmonare, although max
ing but 579 succeeds today 70
the lead In the West Side Classic
averages AZ Tower Recreation
Sinonare 1872 80 gave him first
when Harold Shaw Of the circuit
leading Morans, slipped 10 492,
which left him ~ 1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
3-Wey Tie May End
In New Center

Red Nil may be he bowling
team that breaks the three-way
te between Stenpien. lakln and
Docs when II meets the latter in
the feature match AZ Red NH
Recreation tonight The schedule
Bgll Dor ~ Pk4ls sIsyF Z nnc vs.
Zee MI - Ctssi ~ Cr.1n hf Eruf
W sWmpisn - Seidens HsEr a.t0
Cur - Miles Il.I2 tre~rs rs
psstirs 1914 Csrriin ~ jss-i 1915.
Natrhs. 81 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

TWO STREET ENTRANCES - MEMS
CLOTHlNC-FlRST BASEMENT-CRAND
RIVER NEAR FARMER-FARMER NEAR
GRAND RIVER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Bows BowIinq League

Teams. or individuals, inter
ested in bowling in CaSs SChlaff
boys league are asked 70 report
to Argyle Recreation Sunday al
IN a M
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ " ,.,!,5 ssl'OTr
opso !n.y' TO-DAY uotl $50 "" Afs ~.
NORTH END 70 }''i soSss4 5Si fA"'4g, ~ ssn5 ,'ss
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
M yupIr prr NATIONAL. At CD RIVER
s0mG of GRIArtR oErPoir Att .sriR y .
Alley op.a Bosuns AL DAY Sat. Sur.
PALACE REC s'}s GF.T'oI l1,.,, T,..o, - p,., i''
oS.a ' sa-,i5s 1opi3 froS ,S' p '0 ATE, Io',o
FREE Ps-srs Rss'su-srt COCKTAIL Lounge.
PALM BEACH s,siesoc! .iei3 r5''Si ~ ''% ',s,,.
Fr., In,'ruetion' BY A. o,'son w'ssdar. 7.S.
PALMER PARK w6oo%sso sS,ss 5oao 40 qc'-;'' 5oss
70 s-22l7 ossr Bo~lios From $40 A. ". 10
PILLAR REC, = .i'}s s4rtIs S5s'T'v'' W. AS5 s!os
opsr so-lina Att oAY ssiurdsy, ard sunday,
i7''rur'oo' WtesdDs ~ Connie Po~sr, -
PLAYOIUM 5 % sqstsatrs9s ,qs GasS4g .stt4s " s'
Open Daily Until 4 A. NJ.
RAINBOW 'o7'' GRAr'oT s.S! Ay5. " MARCUS
10 ?. " oPsS AIItYs SAY AND Sun
pen Mil wooowAeo At TIE slXo.
o6.s nsO A'l.s, NV ropaY Of fls3 unn ss,l
After ~ 10 ? A n Al Dav Saturday, Sundays
REDFORO REC e S;ia al{lYs sSA"o s'VtH ar +ss s:ss
2g[S oa2 sS~5sS q. EtHT IS9AI gSJISo
RIVIERA Rec sS so s,s! ss'"o sIyfs s,s soottp ayf
oPIs BOWLING NOON UsrlL $40 "
A'TtR %. ALL DAY SAT, sun. TlLL P"
STATE FAIR ,ssso w9oowAso 70 s-.o!3 I
Sff rsrs eRrAr sac ssow ptAc9 s,1I'05 or woRIo
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT AL rtseS
TBF NhplFS ,}sss ..oa,GSs ,aASttysS
tsioy % optS soWtlSs s iSsOi, stss tpt' SsArUspaY
AND sU.pAV. ~ UNrit CLOSING I
IoWtH REC: ,c4oale8s!.ToT SToT''s- pso
oo.r Ho-lioO TODAY Urui s'o ? NJ Az" II. .
TWENTY GULSn ,, "a .tr., ~ " y SAGsss a's,s,
p''T Wy at IOeiy osT sa sI1usOsvssdsoGTs I'd I
VICTORY Z" I, .Ittys JTSs'TH AZ OTT1Sss9 IL s.s,.I
o." s,Sl'TS s,y 'co4T ,1,yn,J ~, ssD 49, ~
VOGUE REC fAU'.SE ..sSs AsO ,,,s svIssTS.
tior's Bsst ir $1,000 Fit't Pffs sineI'' Classic .
ns, s.a.is.is Entsr Now Dsadtn. Dee T. ,
WHITTIER AZ t5asSsT I1tFtesoss As5
os.0 sosnSs robsS uT,h p " ars Aa.s
a. Alt DAY ON SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
WURM'S SINCE tS98 400 ~ esaT'oT ss5,
or[s sowlss gtst To-Day ysIllL Nv.
!, NON-B. p. A. MEMBERS
MICHIGAN REC. ;.'I 5. .,T9y: rI3s'sAs !. .xF ",
Open Bowling al All lines!
ROStWLLt REC. g ssAT,2y aIl2y. 's,sf sust .g, &C.
WpFN ~ RoSFVtLtT STOP HrRE WArCH
rnR OUR 81 S0o INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC
WASHINGTON RnWI aoos "a s,es esoir{s11 Tts1 OF
Open Until } A. N. DsiH!
CONSULT THIS /
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

Altoona REC, % itiess e. s,'H''A" AZ x ,,u
3ETsss S0"lltS Att u9SAS O22 sAT TS NO sSs 6AR 0
AMBASSADOR ttssslt ,i,1l s'7A'F'S yt go H;e'
os.o souiirs today Ur,,i $50 pn Ar~ %.
Ill DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
ARGYLE REC, aala saasp 'qSJ9sA~" siyts NO 1T as,
tso SUNDAY 10 A " UsTiL CLOSING.
BEACON REC. !. 'sfsos tftf4s q" T1T5ss5" ~ !.9s.5
pHost roR YOUR REstRYArloss'
CADILLAC ., q a,,.a 54sJ 4ossa'ss l9si., IS ua
9',I 1l e'6 6A o. IOoA s4ruSo14s S isu s5SoAYs I vs.,
cL1lHn 2-sl WOODWARD a. TEMPLE
uH0iNU IS ALLEYS CA 1882
tsTtR LADIES' TRIO CLASSIC soW
FIRST PRilE $3.50 ard SECOND PRIZE. $500.
CENTENNIAL s..; ;71 s. s'AT'RJ s,,.,'r'. ASt ,o,o
oPGN BowtING SATURDAY Aso SUNDAY
rs ta7ss. ViUi Our 6sau'itvt CorstaiI Lounge
CHeNE.TROMBLY $3.50 "a osss1 s!,S,,, [..., ~ s'7'
PLAN NOW 10 EsrER otrRoIT rlsts
SWEEPS ESTIMATED Ssoo0 IN PRtzEs
| CONNER REC. s'sq s9s,fo eSHNss AVE Nee, Nee,
ASK ABOUT PAUL NoeLJN'S SELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN TVIRY EsrABLisHnTEr
! IntSI LpNt0 n ALLEYS 40 2aaS
HoNt or rHE MICHIGAN NAIoR CLASSIC.
NSlr our SrAGE BAR COCKTAtL LOUNGE
nEEpY us2s wstrrtIR a. KELLY ROAD
oos. so-hOs rooSS UTi, p. ~ .oa ID After
/ % ?" Homs ~ ihs Famous Rsssst-o-C Chiskso.
! DETROIT RECREATION ssslsy tH54ytTIs =. $3.50 a.
/ oPEs BOWLING TODAY USrtL & M p "
AND ArrtR 500 . " a AItEVs
EIpnpN ppc ii2o Woodward II $3.50
SS9s SSUTn aowSs nIS robsy 5sHAs4T s4 toSATsO oo
hrFR Co.. Att DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
| GARFIELD w ~ ,1ts fs9"t 20 a. 5llsyS s3,S
Bowl plNr' DANCE ptRE pAiIV'
onf1 Alisy' TODAY Until PH ana Ans ti
&. P..L. REC. 9s's Gs4so R'vtso Ayt ,.g,
lssrPUcrloN ~ APPROACH Delivery - cSrrsr,l,
TauoH' Hss'rnsrs lrsitse Csi 'of Apboiotmsrt
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+ oosn Hoelins--6n ALLEYS ~ RoW-Uniii s
" srd After % r~ Cocktail BW Adloisips
! HARPER REC. Ss.,,.,. s,is nAs'tH ava s;,, s:.,
/ onsn Ho~liro TODAY urtil r " After n.
I - An'ys vat Our Hssuttul csssiau Lounss.
IMPERIAL REC. ssstg4S q sifsSs MOTORS slns 5,ss
nrTE BOWLING prRt ronAY UNTIL &
? AL DAY SATURDAY Aso SUNDAY
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NJ DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
tfWtfe pEr 20 ROWLING AIITys
| lUWC ntO, 10 BILLIARD rABIES
/ Completely Nodsrr1sd Coet'sU Ioures
/ i'a7S East lsfisf'or. A. ta''la~7 w a7i7
A. 8. c. ESTABLISHMENT:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Coopers in Miami

Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER
COOPER of Mack avenue are
spending A month AT their home
IN Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Mrs. Edwin Wegener Hostess

MRS EDWIN r. WEGENER Of Parksdo avenue. yesterday
hostess AZ luncheon at the DAG honor her daughter
inaW Mrs Eliot Wegener who has arrived from the West
Coast that her husband Weccncr USNC.
A.Nn.N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

HONDRING MISS ELIZA
FIFTH t. HUNTER, Red Cross
director Of tt1r HitweStcrn area
Of college units the University
of Dc'r69 chapter Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross VIII sponsor a
tea tomorrow afternoon in the
Florence Ryan auditorium.
Miss Mary Ellen Collins IS
general chairman If the tea.
Recent graduates Of the Red
Cross nutrition class viii plan
and serve the refreshments
under the direction of Miss
Beatrice Glrard.
Other guests will include.
Mrs. Esther Wright Of The De-
trolt chapter Mrs. George
Thompson, chairman OF The
Detroit section college units,
and Miss Helen kcan. u. Of ID.
dean of women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Musical Ride We'll Attended

lSical rdoS ac.5 40 the Crosse
Their is favorable and the
Jolly &C..
night &C.. including the George
Mir and Mrs. Rocco DiNarCO
rktItz &C.. George IS. Moore -.
Eton -.
GERS &C.. Mr. Trcndlc president
Mr. C0rhcit. vice presl-
dent -. Mr.. Fordon, treasurer
e, and Or frkftz, secretary.
Other new directors are
49,. owen u skeleton Mr..
A4aeF- Marion IwutIUSki
4. r. Wall g. Henry
FuhI r.. Rocco DlMarCo go.
Dr. Alfred IT. Whitaker and
Or. Chester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Valentine
Party Set

A VALENTINE party for
Servicemen is being planned by
the Auxiliary 10 the Salvation
Army, 10 be held Saturday IN
the Salvation Army USO.
Mrs. Alfred G Wilson, preSi-
dent of the auxiliary, has asked
Mrs. John +. Linehan and Mrs.
II. r. DeWick to be in charge
of arrangements and they have
appointed the following on COM
mIttecS,
Mrs. James r. Walsh, Mrs.
Bur, T Wehing, Mrs Guy Moore,
Mrs. II. b. Underwood, Mrs.
Fred r. EnsleY. Mrs. Arthur j.
Lacy, Mrs. Franklin r.. Abbey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Jean Profit TO Star in Comedy

POSTDEBUTANTE JEAN PRATT daughter Of the George
Hunter Prats who has Just been graduated from the Pasadena
School OF Thcaer viii the lead
in comedy Jason be produced by the Fine Art,
Society. Feb. 20 at the Players Playhouse
John L. kollc and William G Kirby the male leads
The other members Of the . George Gambler
Jr Mrs Frederick c Bahr Mrs Ralph Smonds Dr.
Basil l. Connolly William i. Albert A Stetert
J. Leslie Barry and Charles S. Davis r.
The curtain VIII at $50 this third performance
of the of the Fine Arts Society
Hosts and hostesSoS for the social hour follow ncNide
Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Barrett Mrs Arnold Cass tho John
GOodmanS Mr. and Mrs Harold Hastings Dure Rich
ard, and Mr. and Mrs John r. Watkins