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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
Roosevelt umrI;; Truman po|ozi| prisego
Stain sporoccil
sozalje; FDR oznacen
kot ''vodja nniru''

LONDON, petek, 13. aprila.
Premier-marsal Stain je postal
svoje sozalje' mad smrtjo pred
sednika Roosevelta v osebni po-
slanici, naslovljeni ma Mrs.
Roosevelt, v kateri je oznacil
predsednika kot "velikega orga-
nizatorja v borbf svobodo lube
cih narodov proti skupnemu So
vrazniku."
Besedilo Stalinove poslanice,
katero je bilo oddano ma mo-
skovskem radiju, Sc glasi:
"Prosim, sprejmite mole is
kreno sozalje oh priliki smrti
vasega moza in izraz mole SIM
patije v Wasi veliki zalosti.
"Sovjetsko ljudstvo je visoko
cenilo predsednika Roosevelta
kot velikega organizatorja v
borbi svobodo ljubecih narodov
proti skupnemu sovrazniku in
kot voditelja v prizadevanju "a
zajamcenje varnosti vsega sve-
ia. (Podpis) Josip Stalin.'
Stain je postal posebno po-
slanico podpredsedniku Truma.
nu, v kateri je med drugim il.
javil:
"Amerisko ljudstvo in Zdru.
zeni narodi so izgubili Fran.
klinom Rooseveltom velikega
politika svetovne znacilnosti ir
fpijonirja organiziranju nirr
in varnosti "a svet po vojni.
"Vlada Sovjetske unije izrazs
iskreno simpatijo ameriskeml
ljudstvu v njih veliki izgubi ir
svoje prepricanje, da Sc DO pri
jateljstvo med obema velikims
silama,, XII nosita ma ramah glav
no breme vojne proti skupnemu
sovrazniku, nadaljevalo v bodoc
nosti. tPodpis) Josip Stain"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
TORNADO " OKLAHOMI
ZAHTEVAL So ZIVLJENJ

OKLAHOMA CITY, IL. apri-
la. Razne> kraje v Oklahomi
4je danes udaril tornado, XII je
povzrocil snrt naimanj SO oseb,
medtem 10 je bio ma stotine
ljudi ranjenih. Vihar je podrl
nesteto domov in povzrocil veli-
ko materijalno skodo.
Ashland, Wis. Dne ~. fe-
bruarja je " bohisnici umrla
radi raka Gertrude Zumar, ki je
bila drugic poroc cena. Pred letom
dni je umrl MEN mod "a isto bo-
leznijo. ZapuAGa hcer Mary, po-
.roceno Oratch, il Stir vnuke.
Willard, Wis. n bolniznico
" Eau Claire se j. podala "a
.operacijo Jena Johna Morgala
Pri druzini Joseph Tolany 90 .
|nstavile vile rojenice il pustile
|hcerlko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13

Roosevelta smo izgubili Omahnil je in pogrez
nil nevzdramno spanje ko je peza napora k e vlo
I'll berho proti xlu postala prevso brs
vzdrznost eovekasmrtnika. Pade je prav tako
neno kot unak boju svo narod in elovestvo kakor
ee bi ga podra ssvraznikova krogla bojnem polju
slutil smo. ko smo finu in slikah motriH globoke
brazde katere sta skrb in deovesk rezaa ME
govo nekda tako vedro lice da e mas predsednk in vo
tell boesten noz Negovo oko e izgubljao svo neanji
besk uruen je postajal njegov glas. vide kako
je negovo telo. sbee pod bremenom slime odgovorno
st. pred nasi os1ni hiralo in spremnjao elo
rega moza. #=~.@
Skrb in strah sta glodala nasih srcih OBJ pogedu
mani kljub temu pa upa da bo odsel Cd da
DO zopet uveava njegova krasna in neverjetno mod
odporna sila da bo XII e bill arhekt ze pragu
stojeGe image. ostal nan in svoo mojsrsko roko do
vrsi tudi stavbo miru. Tako upal ker bali
s. ka bi bilo. ako bi ga izgubil predno DO veliko
delo dokoncano.
Neizprosna usoda je odloeia drugate in sedaj stoi
mo presunjeni OBJ udarcu. XII je zade kakor da
izgubin svojega obrega oeeta. Grla sskajo in
nasa e naselila praznota katero e neogoee
polnit cuto. da izgubi del samega sebe svojega
lastnega mesa in duha.
Toda on sam ne bi hotel. da zaujemo. Moz. Ii je s
svon xvljenjem tako krasno dsmonstriral premof
ralne sls mad zSno sabostjo Ii e svoji osebi tako 81
jajno dokazal da rna VOLTA. vodena Cd plemenh idea
lov. preaga xavre. smrh kSe. da posveti-
delu uresnitenje ciev katere je dal svoje
zivljenje
Washington .. Jefferson ~. Lincoln Wilson.
Mar Il mozje mrtvi? MISC. Kajh pustil potomcem
dragoceni zalad svojega della dobro coveStva. ~
jn bo Hveo. zdaj je odsel njim tudi Rooseve veil
kan med velilani.
SIava negovemu spominu!
"Unrl js naozl - Ne III umrlI
6 ix OEi i Gasns je xsprL s## ss#s
da 20 trudu II 20 boju
oddahns blazsnsm pokoju
Ne ni umru A #Ss s9ss
S. duh njsgov iivi med namL A
dso mas budi s. drasnL B
Unrl a ~ .s.4
nssznrtnih dslih nox Hvir s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
UMRL JE MOz...

"Umrl je - MOI! ="
Kje tax je Sc med nami -?
Umrl je MOI pravice in resnice:
Te bozje hSerke. rajske te device i.
po svetu tavajo placoc. -
izgnane IL palaS in koS;
MIN. Xxi jih iztiral svet je.
odprl on topic je xavetje.
sprejel jih svoje je srce
gojee do zadnjega jih dne."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Phyllis Ware
 ShOwer Guest

Mrs. Maria Monterose and Miss Eleanor F. Ware were hostesses at n greenback and linen shower re- gently at Florio Post hall in honor of Miss Phyllis Ware, Hamilton avenue.
 Among those present were Mrs, James Santillo, Mrs, Luigi Nllipai, Mrs. Joseph DiLeo, Mrs. A, Lattan- gio, Mrs, Gilda Massarelli, Mrs. Ray mond Fabinani Mrs. A. Del Negro, Mrs. Samuel Tandite, Mrs, Carmen Mancino, Mrs. A. DeSena, Mrs. Rose Alexander, Mrs. Lawrence Rossi, Mrs. Joseph Palladino, Mrs. James Monterose, Mrs, Anthony Monterose Mrs. Pic Cantoni, Mrs, John Avel- lani, Mrs. Camella Mitchell, Mrs. Henry Rinaldi, Mrs. James Marine, Mrs. Ralph Guerrera, Mrs. Anthony Pollentta, Mrs. Louis Capabianco, Mrs, A. DeLeo, Mrs. Doris Bruno and Mrs. Mary Perlgini.
 And also, Mrs. Glen Rand, Mrs. Henry Hodges, Mrs. John Cozza, Mrs. Angeline Crosse, Mrs. Phillip Filipelli. Mrs. Jenny Zambrello, Mrs Dominica Crullo, Mrs. Charles Sa- lerno, Mrs. Nicholas Santa Maria, Mrs. Frank Frenis, Mrs. Joseph De- sema, Mrs. Domenlc Corrieno, Mrs. Alice Panikas, Mrs. Theresa Filielli, Mrs. Josephine Salerno, Mrs. Joseph Caporale, Mrs. Charles Uriano, Mrs. Michael Tacinelli, Mrs. Anna Deve- leSkis, Mrs. Gene Llonello, Mrs. Fred Keilty, Mrs. Rocco Longo, Mrs Gene Minicucci, Mrs. Joseph Tripp, Mrs, Anthony Perogella, Mrs Anthony Pannone, Mrs. Sussi Mangini, Mrs. Angie Norton, Mrs, Grace Mascola, and Mrs. Helen Cannato.
 Also, Misses Lucille Deschene, Jo Ann Foley, Helen Muhan, Anne Trolsl, Eleanor Calvin, Margaret Caporale, Sara Caporale, Sue Col angelo, Marmella Clriello, AngelinC Messina, Carmella MaStrourgue Marie KilbridgG P. AVellani, Betty Binncardi, Shirley Ehrhardt, Phyllii Nargi, Florence Nargi, Theresa zam billo, Marie Protano, Claire Zicllo, Mildred ziello, Rosalie Longo, Tlllle TacinellI Gertrude Swirda, Ann I'euber, Ida Primm, Carmella Longo, Peggy Dwyer and Jane Schwartz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Bride Elect
 Feted At Tea

Miss Mary Reilly, Luke street, en- tertained at tea and crystal shower Sunday afternoon at her home in honor of Miss M. Eleanor Ford, Luke street, whose marriage to Cpl Frank P. Sullivan, Albion street, will take place Saturday at St. Francis Xavier church.
 Mrs. Patrick Ford, mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Dennis Sulli- van, mother of Cpl. Sullivan, poured, A large silver centerpiece of gar denias and white tapers were used as table decorations,
 Guests included: The Mes danes Frank Keefe, Daniel Cam pion, Jerry Murphy, Joseph Reilly, John Dalton, Charles Delaney, Chris Harmon Evelyn Nardelli, Fred Driscoll, Edward Stack, John Gal win, Eugene Ford, Patrick Lord, Anna Quinn, Dennis Sullivan, Lor- etta Robinson, Patrick Hughes, John McGough, Frank Malley, John Kane, Joseph Reilly, Roy ONeil, Rose Cleary, Ambrose. Scully, Vim cent T. Scully, Martin Scully, Frank Linden, Anna Wengertsman, Nora Walsh, Thomas McGrath, Nettie Floto, Mary Williams, William Kel- ley, Ansa Hines New Haven, John Grady and Dennis Sullivan,
 Also: Misses Fay Lynch, May Sul- livan, Kay Sullivan, Anna Boivey, Theresa OConnor, Mary Calvin, Anna Flanagan, Margaret Moran, Sue ODea Mary Jane Simpson, Anna Bicrne, New Haven, Kate Biene, New Haven, Katherine Shea Peggy Murphy, Lorraine Quinn Rose Mary Quinn, Marie Casey, Mary Scully, Mary Mcdonald, Kay Ro- chon, Bessie Shea, Julia Quille, Mary Reilly and Helen Murphy, New Haven.
 Mrs. Julia Simpson and Mrs, Kathleen Meehan were hostesses at Q miscellaneous shower at Harmons Blue Room recently for Miss Ford. Among those attending were:
 Misses Mary Jane Simpson, Faye Lynch, Mary Murphy, Raphalena Santora, Mary Barry, Anne Bowey, Mary Dwyer, Mary Rielly Sue O'Dea, Mary Kilmartln, Marie Kilbride, Dorothy Pocogoente, Mary Vavrick, Ruth Phelan Hermeline Phelan, Eileen M, Velte, Mrs. Mary Shelley, Mrs. K. Dolan, Mrs Lewis Fiske, Mrs. Michael Shea, Mrs. John Gal- win, Mrs, Michael Shugrue, Mrs. Charles Barry, Mrs, Frank Malley, Mrs. Marjorie Ballard, Mrs, Francis Flanigan, Mrs. Julia Carey, Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. Joseph Danaher, Mrs. James Greaney, Mrs. Wayne Burns, Mrs. William Heady Mrs. John Cuddy, Mrs David Duggan, Mrs. Walter Kelly, Mrs, John Whalen, Mrs. James Cuslck, Mrs Patrick Ford, Mrs, Marie Kelly.
 Also Mrs. Prank Cassln, Mrs. Mae Griffin, Mrs Patrick O'Connor, Mrs. James Conway, Mrs. Michael Kelly, Mrs. Patrick Cariin, Mrs. James Houlihan, Mrs Ella Drumm, Mrs. Eleanor O'Connell, Mrs, Joseph Ala naher, Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. Peter Lane, Mrs. Celia Carey, Mrs. Patrick Hughes, Mrs, Nora Walsh, Mrs. Thomas McGrath, Srr Mrs. Paul Dwycr, Mrs, James Houlihan, Mrs. Edna Gladding, Mrs. Patrick Donahue. Mrs. Helen Kilbride, Mrs. Nora Grady, Mrs. Michael Ferris, Mrs. Mae Brennan, Mrs George Phelan, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Patrick Murphy, Mrs. Thomas J.. McGrath, Jr., Mrs. r. A. McGrath, Mrs. Edward Keane, Mrs. James Phelan. Mrs. Catherine Connors, Mrs. Ralph Ruggles, Mrs. John Cameron, Mrs. Julia Simpson, and Mrs. Kathleen Meehan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Society InStGHS
 Ne0O Officers

Miss Concetta Lago was installed president at recent meeting of the Provincia di Foggio, Mrs. Clara Del Pc was installing officer.
 Others installed were: Vice presi- dent Dora Dalonges; corresponding secretary, Anna Vitareli; assistant Corresponding secretary, Frances Cesario; financial secretary, Ange- line Viega; assistant financial sec retary, Felicetta, Milone; treasurer, Laura Mistura; sick callers, Joseph- inc Bozzuto and Mary DiCosmo; board of trustees, Mary Di Vito, Ce- lia Perrella, Concetta Maglieri, Fanny Bernardo, Mary Torra, Jo- sephine Mandlno, Lucia Mongeluzzo, Manuela Cefaratti; auditors. Anna Vitarelli and Louise Colucci; door man, Giocannina Formico; report CT, Angeline Viega; flag bearer, Palma Viola.
 Mrs. Katherine Nixon of the Man. power Commission was guest speak CT. Hostesses for the evening were Concetta Lago and Dora DalongueS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Chapter Holds
 Supper Meeting

About 175 persons attended sup- per meeting of Naomi chapter, No. g, O. E. s, Tuesday night at Ma sonic hall in observance Of visiting matrons and patrons night. Mrs. Charlotte Stell, worthy matron, pre- sided at the business meeting which followed
 A class of candidates received degrees, with the following ma irons and patrons officiating; Wor- thy matron, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Ansonia worthy patron, Harold M. Seymour, Watertown; associate mtaron, Mrs. Marion T, Meister; associate patron, Warren Brecken- ridge, Wallingford; secretary, Richard Thomas, Ansonia; treas urer, Charles r. Ringwald, West Haven; conductress, Miss Lois Fenton, Watertown; associate con- ductress, Mrs. Mildred K. Ring Wald, West Haven.
 Also: Chaplain, Mrs. Linda Z' Ju- belt; marshal, Mrs, Fife M. Wil- Its; organist, Mrs. Alice K. Loren- son; Adah, Miss Roberta c, Fin lay; Ruth, Mrs. Julia l., Begina, New Haven; Esther, Mrs. Miriam Breckenridge, Wallingford; Mar tha, Mrs. Ada K, Blum; Eleeta, Mrs. Harriette F. Gilbert, Derby; Warder, Mrs. Ella E. Hosier, Tor rington; sentinel, Franklin A, Wells, Jr,; sololst, Mrs. Shirley Nase, Thomaston
 Mrs. Julia Ford has been appoint- cd mother advisor to the Water bury assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls, 1t was announced The next meeting of the chapter will be held Feb. 6 with Q social hour and games following. A George Washington party will be held in connection with the meeting on VN.I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Ladies' Chorus
 Elects Officers

The annual election of officers of the Concordia Ladies chorus was held Tuesday night in Concordia hall.
 Those who were reelected in- clude; President, Miss Frances Bes- enbruch; vice president, Miss Ce- celia Besenbruch; secretary, Miss Ursula Gugliotte. Others named were. Treasurer, Mrs. Natalie HaV- ersette; music committee, Miss Mar gueritc Beers, Mrs. John Healey, Mrs. M. Barnes Murphy, and Mrs Gustav kopp.
 It was decided to hold the annual St. Patrick's day dance on Satur- day, March IT, at the club rooms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge Club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty GO Linden street, resulted in the fol- lowing top scores: north and south. Mrs. E. J. Nelson and Mrs. George Brennan, l2l; Mrs. Al Schaff and Mrs. Mark Tierney, ll7 l-2; east and west, Mrs. Thomas Bane and Mrs. Homer Bernier, l26; Mrs. John Corden and Mrs. Howard May, l24 1-2; The official standing: Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Nelson 24S; Mrs. Leon Mitchell and Mrs. Eric Caul, 24l; Mrs. Banc and Mrs. Bernier, 230; Mrs. Ralph Crane and Mrs. Jo- geph McArdle, 237 1-2.
 High scorers in the Wednesday evening tournament were: North and south, MT. and Mrs. Jean Arch. ambault, 61 l-2; Mrg. Donlad Gar rick and Miss Lorraine T'heroux, 60 leg; east and west, MT. and Mrs. 8. T. Gabrielson, 66 l-2; Miss Amelia Deldaizo, and Miss Laura CammisSa 01. The official standing; Mr. and Mrs. GabrielSon, 100; Miss Gcorglc Tobshey and Miss Kay Deeley, 170 l-2; Mrs. Mark Margiatta and Mrs. D. E. Guerrero. 177; MT. and Mrs. Norman Need, I7O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
SEgR SgTRq -::- SOCIETY -::- S1Gzd4 S2fTd71ous
Mrs. ROSeHgGrteN
 Meeting Hostess

A board meeting of Beth Fl Sis- terhood was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Rosengarten. Pennington avenue, with Mrs. Harry Klamkin presiding.
 Members who attended the Beth Fl Congregation board meeting held yesterday in the vestry rooms were: Mrs. Klamkin, Mrs. Hyman Aron- son, Mrs. Clarence Freedman, Mrs. Robert Kosersky, Mrs. Harry Levin and Mrs. Joseph Miller. Plans for a bazaar to be held from March 10 to IA in the vestry rooms of the synagogue were made at yester- days meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers In the trophy section of the Wednesday evening tourna- ment of the Elton Contract club, held under htG direction Of Mrs. w. Sherman smith at The Elton, verde: Mrs. I. B. Clark and Alvan Davis, 02; Mrs. Joseph Riley and Mrs. Aaron Jacobson, 60A; Harry Orent and Mrs. Fred Picrpont tied with Mrs. Walter Norton and Miss Nancy Norton, 50H. The standing Herbert Root and Alvan Davis, lS4; Miss Madeleine Marshall and Mrs. Ruth Hurlburt, l76; Mrs. Leon Love- joy and J. R. Hicks, l74
 High scores in the sweepstakes section were: Mrs. Clayton Winters and Mrs. Domenic Florio 68A Mrs. and Mrs. J. c. stothart, 66A; MT. and Mrs. c. A. Gray, 52A. The standing: Mrs. Ida BirdSall, 153h; Mrs. Glenn Meyer and Arnold Hcllman, l20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Girls Club Group
 Elects Officers

The Arhijos Kai Kinonikos club of the Waterbury Girls club last night elected Mary kenned.t as president.
 Other officers are vice-president, Lorette Covette; corresponding seer. tary, Helen Dwyer; secre. tary-treasurer, M ie DeMasi Those appointed to compile scrap books for veterans hospitals are Jo. Spehine Verestro, Kathleen Bra gil, Helen Dwyer, Helen and Lor- raine Buckley, Marie DeMasi, Mary Kennedy and Lorette Covette.
 Girls who are in the eighth grade or in high school, who have been members of the Girls club for three years, may have their names placed on the waiting list of the Kinoni- kos club, 1t was announced, Mem. bers distributed utility bags for the Red Gross yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18

Mrs. Glenn Boyd, Linden street. has left to spend the winter months in Miami, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
A.A.U.W. Names
 TUo Local Women

Miss Margaret Croft, Mountain Park avenue, was elected treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth q. Kane, Wood lawn terrace. was named chairman of international relations at the an- nual meeting of the Connecticut State Federation, American Asso- citation Of University Women held recently at the Bridgeport College club.
 Dr. Vera M. Butler, associate pro- lessor of education at Connecticut College for Women, New London, was elected president. Dr. Butler Is president of the New London A. A. U. W. and former state education chairman
 Others named include:
 First vice president, Mrs. II. J. Carson, Newington; second vice president Mrs. Charles II. Merritt, Bridgeport; secretary, Miss Louise Facius, Middletown; chairman of education, Miss Marjorie Fuller, Stamford; fellowship, Miss Esther Harmon, EaStford; legislation, MISS Mary HolIeran, West Hartford; eco- homie and legal status of women, Miss Paula Maloit, Bridgeport; So- ciaI studies, Miss Margaret Cal- Iaghan, West Hartford; art. Mrs. Arthur Well, New Haven; historian, Mrs. W. Haviland Norris, WalllnR. ford; and War bonds, Mrs. Robert A. MorehouSe, Norwich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18

Mrs. Robert Lattlmer, Platts Mills, who has been 4 patient at Ct. Mary's hospital is convaIcscing ct 1ler home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
Circle Plans
 BingO Parties

Plans for series of alphabetical bingo parties the first of which will be held Wednesday, Feb. T. at K. of c. hall, were made at a meeting Tuesday night of Santa Maria circle, National Daughters of Isabella. All members whose last names begin with the letter A, B, c. or D are asked to work on the committee and to donate prizes.
 Mrs. Marion Miller was named chairman of the membership drive which opened Tuesday. The date for the formal dedication of the honor roll now being planned will be announced later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

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Hurst 2s8 n Ire Desoto Afternoon
bsty SHADE iss-2os-ls3 Tor aSq ss Jean
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Immsrpfa's Cnrcsrffor gfsts I~fr g2O
Tort.Delrsy Al Elliott 2lB Cadillac A c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Six High
Scorers
STANDINGS

Warren Hoffman, Friendship,
66z, Fred Brcckle 611. Alfred
Gottman, Lincoln Park, 653, Dee
Mcintosh, Wolverine, GA DR..
Zina Bennett 647, Frank Klanke
631, are today's StandoutS IN the
Greater Masonic League at Olym-
pic
Berger went into first place by
taking four points from Friend-
ship. rated the league strongest
team, 2909 To 2756.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Detroit Golfers
Score in Texas

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas.
Fer 2 tip Thr first Corpus
Christi open golf tournament
started today with BYRON Nelson
Of Toledo. @. favored 10 WIN the
event against field Of l25 pro-
fcsSlonal and amateur linkSmcn.
IN yesterdays pr o-amateur
round I'd Furgol. Detroit anna
teur. and Johnny RCvoita. Evans
ton H. pro, teamed 10 win with
low ball Of so, 10 under par.
Claude Harmon, stocky Crosse
Polnte Mich. pro had the best
individual score Of the day, now
ever. with identical mines OF 80
for StX-uUdUT-par 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Stroh, Chene
In Central
BY HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris Stroh and Joe
Paulus' -Trombly stand out
Among the dozen Detroit bowling
. Jams shooting in the annual
Central States tournament in
Saginaw this weekend.
Fred Miller's Rainbow and
Howard Vautherots Farris Bros.
are two others OF the Class A
variety that will make stabs al
+ & BIS leading 1909, the 1923 of
Mike Gustat and Tod Moskal of
Saginaw in the doubles and Chet
Bukowski's 693 and 1896 in the
singles and all-events.
Elwood Blake's Standard. John
Norris Michigan Boiler. Andy
Yorkison's Casino Rec and Ed
Terleckis Your Five head a list
of i64 quintets that wilt see action
In The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
at Chene-Trombly They will try
10 better the 3031 of Art Watson 5
Palmer Park Recreation in Class
A Sunday at p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

Charucy. index, 656: Joe Kaschor,
Nalaco 655, are the weeks three
top scorers in the West Side Clas-
sic an Crest Lanes. Mel Stackpole's
265 in 612 for Pabst won the jack
pot Young picked up four points
on 1868 20 hold first place and
head the league in scoring. Caro-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
sp,eiaI 70 THE nETRoIT IMts

CHICAGO. Feb. 2-Joseph
Adams, Detroit, went into ninth
place in the standings Of the
$4,000 Petersen indiYidual bowl
ing classic here today TO pace
several cuntInECutS OF Michigan
bowlers in the event after last
nights rolling.
Al Heiden, Detroit, Suil was
the leader for the fourth straight
day with the 1877 he fashioned
last Sunday night HIS total has
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Bunettd S III
Tops Own Mark

Palmer Parks Bill Bunetta has
his own season mark beaten to-
day in the Metropolitan Classic
League. lie raised TOO 10 TIP last
night az Riviera Recreation on
269-233-210. The 269 is second
high single.
Howard Vautherot Farri $
Brothers stopped Ira Wilson IN the
feature match. winning twice,
1883 TO 1881. Palmer Park had
two from Nye to share first with
Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
So ROLL IN PETERSEN

No less than 5S Detroit pinmcn.
"a tonight. 26 tomorrow and six
Sunday, are scheduled in the
Petersen Classic in Chicago
While they are there number
will take in Petcrsen's - and !"
doubles and DominlCk DeVuo'S
individual classic.
The Mems State viii continue
here with l3 Detroit fveS booked
among the regulars, whore Joe
Adams I'll is tops with 3054.
The Womcn's State also has an
other heavy weekend or rolling
In Grand Rapids. The 325 mixed
doubles resumes AZ tho Garfield
end the annual Lutheran meet
opens Al Riverside Sunday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
STANDINGS

Sixth place Will be al stake
when MlncralltcS and Chcnc-
Trombly cross alleys m the
Greater Detroit An-Star League
at Olympic Recreation tonight
Another good match brings to-
cether Harry Suhrin and Pepsi
Cola.
IL ~ D~'f~'' Gsss-' r'+--r-f Own.
r. Us ~ HEyry El'rEIq IS
fsPdA-a.A IS FariEclesn ~ F4f- -
Chsns- TtomhlV "A &iHeFsiiiss ale r,rf-T.
weld w standard ll.l2 Jerry A-.A-,ss
- kfs-'r~ t1-l4. S--ru vs. !ys Wilson
- ~ Aatlhas 80 b e
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

n & h [ In the
major. Gibson S
a V r a &c is
. 20525. + r a n k
. Zion Of Service
: has 204 Is.
Service w o n
( three on 1868
against Dodge
+ org e's 2804
and went into
a tie with En-
gineering for
I first when the
latter gave up
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
TAPES FINGERS

Hazel Holleman offers variety
in women's bowling. She tapes her
middle fingers for a better grip
on tho ball
Al least Mrs. Iollemsn led the
Junior individual four.gaue classic
last night at Winter Garden with
l2l on a consistent string Of l9l-
lS0-177-1S7. Ann NIpper had TOP
and Mrs Nipper and Emily
Jakubok have the top averages
Of l65.