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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Northeastern, Miller FiUes
In Metro Feature Friday
BY JAKE BERSoN

Northeastern and-Niner by one
point. The JungaleerS will be fa-
vored over DENLY. Miller downed
Northeastern, 1928, in their first
engagement.
In the southwest group, South
western can clinch a playoff spot
by winning over IT'S neighborhood
rival Western. Western nipped
the ProspectorS, 30-2S, when the
quintetS tangled earlier. Macken-
zie also can win place by beat
ing Redford.
With two weeks of the regular
schedule remaining before the
eliminations begin Feb. %, three
schools, Central, Northwestern
and Hamtramck have already as
Sured themselves playoff berths.
Central can close with a clean
record in league play by defeating
L. Of p. High this week.
Standings and schedules:
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and match play basis. II is
planned TO have AZ teams rolling
on three squads OF Ia each April
% at $50. $50 and 10:30 p. m.
Three games will be bowled
across six alleys. skipping a pair
after each game throughout the
tourney.
The IS fves with the highest
total of pins will qualify for the
semifinals at and 4 p. m. April
20. They will be drawn into
groups OF four. each team shoot
ing one game against every other
In It's particular group. One point
will be awarded for each game
won and the team with the high
est pinfall also will receive one.
Under tbs method the team
with the highest number OF points
In each of the four groups viii
move into the finals Sunday at
8 p. m. In the event of tie in
points total pins for the qualify
ing and semifnal rounds will de-
.Tmine the team 10 advance.
he same procedure will be fol-
f5wed in the finals, the only diff
ference being IL there is a tie in
points at the finish total pins for
the entire event viii decide the
champion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Standard Five
Is Rated High
Should Make Strong
Bid in Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAIIL

Elwood Blake's Standard Five
is the only threat among four
teams to better the leading 3031
of Art Watsons Palmer Park
Recreation in Class A of The De-
troit Times Sweepstakes at
lChene-Trombly Recreation this
Sunday at 9 p. m. in the opinion
of the railbirds.
II will be recalled Blake was
a member of Chet Sliceys Nor
ton Club that posted the all-time
high OF 1902 in winning the Class
a crown in 1912. In fact, Blake's
contribution was 238, 222 and 27S
for 738 as the team rolled 1886,
1000 and 11l6. Frank Cell had
I t671, ,Slicey els, Bert Pearson 593
and Jack DiGiovanni 585.
ONLY TWO LEFT
Blake and DiGiovanni are the
only two members of that outfit
with Standard, and are riding
high in both the Michigan Major
and Greater Detroit leagues. The
others are Roy Milan and AL Mas
soil, formerly of Coca-Cola, and
the ever-plugging Steve Dutko,
who was with Z az 3 last season.
A team that may fool the rail-
birds is John Norris Michigan
Boiler, composed OF Royal Seitz.
Bill Warden, George WINNER and
Al Desson. Andy Yorkison's
Casion Recreation Lefties. Elmo
Jones, John Ruhl. Otto Kagen and
Ray Gagel, and Ed Terlecki's
Your Five, Mario LaPosta. Frank
Meyers, Carmen Pascaretti and
Henry Rezmierski. are the others.
Joe Jacobs Eddie's Five, which
took the lead the first weekend,
will have nine qulntets pegging
at its 2S25 in Class B. OF these
Lou Serianni's Aliens Five. Lyle
RaineS, Roy Olson. George An
derson and Harold Foster. looms
as the most formidable. II may
be Otto Auch's Enterprise. rolling
on the late squad Saturday. may
have beaten them TO the punch.
There will be a total of 26
Glass c. "a d and u E aggrega-
tions also rolling. Pacemakers
in these divisions are Joe Pod
gorny's Five and Ten with 1856,
Eugene Butchers JAW Spiders
on 1864 and Cass Lawrence's Mid
west with 2iS9.
After two squads had finished
Saturday only one change had
appeared. Surprisingly enough, ii
was new first place holder In
Class c, Julian Zoudarek's Indus
trial Five from the Harper-Van
Dyke Merchants League. Their
count was 2724 from S17-l0O5- -902
Ed Witzke's 59l led the team.
Robert Henry had SIS, Zoudarek
539, Arthur Mathews, SIG and
Bob Conley 497.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
.Fdirview Lists
Wrestling Elite

Another wrestling card sprin-
killed. with champions and former
titleholderS is 10 be presented az
Fairview Gardens Tuesday night,
the feature being the junior heavy
title match between Bert Ruby,
three-tIme belt holder, and Kid
Chapman, who will be seeking il
third time The squat Chica-
goan is the only man to have won
twice over Ruby last year.
This match is paired with one
between Louis Klein, a two-time
beltman, and Red Dawson. tough
miner with the whiskers. Both
are Commute affairs.
Walter Roxy VS.. Black Panther
and George Connel VS.. Harold
Chaundy are the one-fall matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Indoor Net Meet
Set March Il

Indoor tennis returns to the
calendar with the announcement
Saturday of a one-day mems in
vitational tournament set for
March II in Hamtramck High
School gymnasium under the
direction of Jean Hoxie.
It's scope is so limited because
the gymnasium has but one court
playable.
Back in 1871 Charlie Gaines re-
vived tournaments in the State
Fair Coliseum and planned an
ambitious program until the army
stepped in after the declaration Of
war and tennis was forced TO
vacate.
Fred Kovaleski won the mems
singles from Jim Tobin in the city
tournament that winter. Kova-
leski is now a paratrooper in New
Guinea after graduation from
Fort Benning. The last word of
Tobin he was a lieutenant Of
marines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Willis TO Fight
Garcia Next

Leroy Willis, Detroit boxer,
who moved into the front rank
among the nations lightweights
by his recent decision over Juste
Fontaine here, has been matched
with Ruby Garcia at Olympia,
Friday. Feb. 16. matchmaker Nick
Londes announced Saturday.
Garcia, tough-going Peurto Ri
can. won a spectacular punching
contest from Leon Spencer Of De-
troit on Scotty Strachans show
last Monday.
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1st Figure Skate
ShOU at Belle Isle

Members OF the Victory and
Windsor Figure Skating clubs will
hold an ice review next Saturday
starting at s p. m. in front Of the
skating pavilion al Belle Isle
through the cooperation of Hu-
bert Johnson, sports supervisor Of
the department of parks and
recreation.
II will be the first show Of its
kind al Belle Isle entirely given
over 10 figure skating. Adults and
children Will take part in the pro-
gram which includes dancing in
pairs and CotillionS. solos. groups
and comedy numbers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Miller and Northeastern, tied
for second place in the southeast
group, like will be fighting for a
place in the Metropolitan League
basketball playoffs when they
tangle in the feature game this
week.
The race in the southeast sec
tor is the hottest in the league
with Southeastern, with four VIC
tories. a tie and a defeat. leading
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reation. start
ing March 3
W ith entries
closing Feb. "a.
d am ico at
ira cted SIT
couples TO the
Cadillac st
year and with a
little help from
the proprietors
here can beat
the Chic ag o
d a il y News
record of l,254
nply rpCpnfly
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tion under the
sponsorship OF
The Detroit I
Tim e. 5 by a
c o m m lite e
c m sed of
Joe Norris OF
Briggs, Frank
Graham a n q
Fred Wolf OF
Chrysler a n d
the writer.
T he event
will be held
on a total pin
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

C.IlIles IN State parks now in
operation; the development of
such sites as the Sterling State
Park at Monroe, Warren Dunes,
Algonac, Port Huron and Tah-
quamenon Falls.
Two of the largest projects are
the 100000 acre Southeastern
Michigan recreational project and
the Porcupine Mountain Park in
the Upper Peninsula.
Roads alone TO these projects
viii cost around S3,74O,OOO. Hoff-
master points out that there is
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Mt. Elliott. damaged by fire
early in the season, is being COM
pletely rebuilt and will be ready
according 10 Joe Tropea. There
will not only be weekend squads
almost every hour. but during the
week also with no leagues run
ming. Charley Stokes and his wife
won in Class A, Russ and Betty
Chapman in Class b last year.
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Catholic Prep
Cage Gard

SUNDAY
est. Charles at st. staniSlauS.
ST Leo a. St. Cecilia.
Sweetest Heart 4, 81 Fiorisn.
St. Rose al st. Ambrose.
TUESDAY
est Leo at ST. Catherine
De la Sale al st. Anthony.
s.! Jo,sph at st. st.nislsut
Orchard Lake 81. Mar. at Catholic Central
s.! Creepy at Rseio,d s. Mary.
81. Rose al st. Philip.
81. Vincent al 81. Bernard
ST. Francis de Sales at St. Frederick
Royal Oak st, Mary at St. Michael.
ST. Agnes ct 81. JoSaphat.
Svestest Heart AZ ST. Thomas,
St. St Rsssis R:tfifs a. At iii 81 ssists Gi%Iir'
St. Andrew a. Sacred Heart.
81. Francis Xavier az Mt. Carmel.
81. Clement at Rosary.
FRIDAY
81. Catherine al ST. StaniSlaua
81 Anthony al st. Joseph.
pc Ia sale a. Catholic Central.
81. GREGORY al ST LSdiSisuS.
L9STd:. L9STd.. a. .t s. 81. c:sllh cecilia.
Rsdeemer at Redford ST. Mary.
St. Theresa AZ 81. Leo.
Annunciat0n at St Paul
ST. Ambrose AZ st. Charles.
81. Martin az 81. Vincent.
St Bernard a. ST. Rose.
Royal Oak ST. Mary at Mt. Clemens 81
Nary
ST. Frederick a. ST Rita
81. Francis de sales AZ St AlphonSus
s.. Clement al Sweetest Heart.
Shrine az ST Agnes
St Thomas at Rosary.
Nj. Carmel al 81. Casimir.
St Andrew al All Saints.
Sacred Heart a. St HedwiF.
So Francis Xavier at St. Patrick.
sEcnlearue games
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Track Stars DELAYED

LONDON. Feb. 3 lUP)--A fur
ther delay faced Gundar Hagg and
Haakon Lidman, Swedish track
stars, tonight in their Journey TO
the u. S. for an indoor tour. They
may be delayed in London indefi-
nitely.
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ives the
s spend ding Of
m ore I h a n
SIC 100000 in
nearly 50 coun-
ties and the
use of 86S,S49
man days.
The gigantic
u n d der taking
i n lu d eS inn
pro wing the
standards and
increasing and
augTnentlng IA
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!. |. TO Operate

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (UP)-The
International League announced
today il will play its usual 154-
game baseball season in 1945.
opening on April 10 and closing
Sept. 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Sparing
No Pins
Times IndustriaI
Journey Dates Set
BY HAROLD KAHL

April 28 and 20 have been Sc
lected as the dates for the In
dustrial Recreation Association
of Detroit's first all-star bowling
tournament at Riverside Recrea-
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Club Has BiQ
.Rif|eProgrdnn
Brewster Boosts
Splendid Record
BY DON GILLIEs

One of the finest craftsmanship
training records OF any organiza-
tion in the nation is that OF the
Brewster Rife Club of the depart
iment of parks and recreation.
Since the club was organized in
1889. hundreds of boys have re-
Iceived this valuable training, many
of them now in the armed forces.
The club also trains men, women
and girls.
Despite cramped quarters AT
Brewster center, where their two
position range is located, close TO
100 boys and girls are receiving
rifle training this winter.
New officers of the club are
Earl Singer, president; Patricia
Holiday, vice president; Idell Hur-
son. secretary; Iva L. owen S.
| treasurer: John Brown, range
executive. and Willard Richard,
chief instructors.
OFFER RIFLE TRAINING
More than so Detroiters, many
of them future army inductees and
possible personnel of home guard
and military police, started learn
ing the rudiments of rifle and pis-
I ttof craftsmanship here in war
department approved small arms
firing school conducted by the Irish
Rifle Club.
The classes are being held at
their new range located in the
Brush Armory. Brush and Larned
streets. The training is under the
direction of corps Of experts.
FIRE RoTC MATCHES
The 1945 William Randolph
Hearst ROTC matches will be
fired this week at Detroit high
schools, Maj. Russell Burns, in
charge of the competition, reports.
The schedule:
| Monday-Denby. Western. Mackenzie.
| Tuesdhy-Cass, Southwestern. Redford.
wednesday - Southeastern. Northwestern,
FTiday-Eastern. chsdssy. Cooley.
u Joyce Clark. CAP squadron COMMANDER
shooting with the Golden Eagle Rife Club
a member oi the team only a few weeks. shoi
a score OF s5 out OF possible 100.
The Lincoln PARK women's team defeated
Parks and Recreation, Hearxt-TimeS women s
Champions, IN a special shoulder 10 shoulder
three-position match last week. by score Of
are VI Broussesu, Gerry simpson, Hazel John
S,on, Elsie Pagel and Val Moore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

legal authority for using state
highway funds for such purposes.
Money from the highway depaI l.
ment. however, will be inadequate
for this program and since the use
of the parks will be curtailed un-
ill roads are constructed, special
funds have been included as part
of the general Improvement pro-
gram.
Asked if the state needs such a
program, Hoffmaster said:
"An outstanding state park
system is one of the states most
important attractions TO outside
visitors. II In largely through
the parks that they may have
access to our Great Lakes and
inland waters.
IDEAL SITES
"Our state parks offer unusu-
ally fine beaches on beautiful
lakes, long miles of clear, clean
streams, backgrounds of woods
and wilderness, and spots of
unique scenic grandeur and Of
historical and geological inter-
est. These natural advantages
must be supplemented by ade-
quate and appropriate facilities
for the use Of the public within
the parks" he pointed out.
A typical development in the
five year program is Algonac
where S680,000 will be spent to
relocate an industrial railroad
and highway: develop picnic area:
construct new interior drives,
parking area. swimming pool and
bathhouse, sewage, water and
electric systems.
OTHER PROJECTS
Similar projects are listed at
Bay City at an estimated cost of
S606, 5000; Bloomer State Park No.
2, Oakland County. SIS. 600: Dodge
State Park No. A, Oakland County,
5000; Dodge No. 5, Oakland
County. Sf2, SOC; Dodge Nos.
Macomb County. SIS, 900: Cray
ling Winter Sports, $50, 900; w. j.
Hayes Park, Jackson and Lenawee
counties, Sis 600; Interlochen,
Grand Traverse County, S254 900 ;
Island Lake. Livingston County,
Sis, 500; Muskegon, S297 900;
Port Huron, $500,000; Waterloo
recreation area, Washtenaw and
Jackson counties, Sl61, 900, and
many others scattered throughout
the state.
The largest single project in any
one county is that of Sterling
State Park in Monroe, where the
state proposes the spending of
$3, ,106, 900. The money there will
be spent for the building of a
state highway to the park, bridge,
hydraulic fill, entrance drive,
parking area, walks. beach devel-
opment, finish grading and seed
ing, planting, sewage disposal,
water system, storm drainage,
electric power system, court
games. bath house, beach house
concessions, picnic areas and other
improvements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
Husband and Wife

Little Frank Damico is shooting
Yor l.200 team entry for his sixth
annual Husband and Wife tourna-
ment 10 be held at MI. Elliott Rec
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

AlC0EA REC. =, ':Gs sstsYs EIsH'aA" ts aye, ,u,
Enjoy opsn eowiing Hsrs Saturday.. Sundays.
10 A. n. On, weekdsu Until 8 and After ii.
| AMBASSADOR .1s.,sl ,,Is' seHAttLs. ,,S s,,c
70 A n. IliI Closing. wsssdsss Til !. Hf,s TT Il.
LRCHWkY '0s44 EAST Is.5IRsos .,!, AVE.
soS.,s sIi.r. o... so~,l.s s.,srss, sns1 and Sun.
DAY, from = a. N. UntII 7:3o a. N. Bar AdIoISins.
ART CENTRE xOSpx1sO J, Spslys AT Y xAssss '!ss,,
Free Psrtins. Excellent Trsn,pOrtstIOS FssIItI.s.
BEACON REC. '" ytsrgs .trgss at yirssss" VI s.s:.:
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
EhoM $50 a. NJ. ON UNTIL CLOSING.
BOWL -O-DROMe q .s'3s slfI2s NExTt' HS SlxG s.9c
opIs sowLIso sA1UsoiY isS susOAY.
4 BRIGHTMOOR si9s a.st' sssItt sssfttt si sys ,s,s
I.s Brand H.s Hrun.~ieE Centennial Ali.y,,
opsn eovlins ALI DAY Saturdays and sundays.
CENTENNIAL s.., s':?S :s. saA'S, ss,.,',. Axt 5000
IS Lanes. Visit Our s,,Utffui eCes,.ii ! osro,
cHENE IRoM8lY ''jS is:sS s::s'':, {: s,,'
wGtkDSSs UsfIl s ?. n. iso ifIss Il. i.
GUNNER RtG. HARPER ~ sss, '
Leagues. oO.u Alleys H.r, TODAY All py'
CREST LANES fy1t.nTos a, CO s,ysR ~!
SSoss of IsI mIcaisAs nsJos CO cassie. lssi
ylsl1 Qua STAGE GAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DENNY 'I''; T.,Tr.ta .rr.a +" KELLY !,., sD.
Open BowlIns TO-DAY From ESQ A. N. Until
Closlns. HOWE Of the Famous Bsskst.o' .chieksn.
! DETROIT RECREATION ssstsy ssltsytTJJ e. :.s, :.
. ALLIYs. oPIs sowiIss SATURDAYS an, a.,
SUNDAYS. ws,tdsn Until 8 and After 10 30
! EAST WARREN ''e1s eso'ivs + xAas5s' =, oOss S'
FROM 10 A. n. o. ns"Gsys AT" p
Fort; BLVD REC: 90 g, sty5. u 5O'I L " ,.;. u
opsn Bo~lins AL oAY Saturdays and sundsy,
weekday, 10 Pm. Plenty Of Pirboys Ne Feolin
| GARDEN REC. "ae xooov.sp = :, y ,.:s'c 9
Ss!s sowliss ISosY' 'Atsp 9sos i0HA'sS q zoos
uhriL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ".
GARFIELD "7S2 s es!st " Alleys
CPts CS 'ISS sowtrse sAiusUAys is sossoASs Us nts
wttkoAYs UETlL ?. ", AFTER u 30.
GREAT LAKES woOOwsso " 3 sitI'so's ss s,.s :
| An 50 ALLEYS Avsiisbie for Open Bo~iinr
SATURDAY.. SUNDAYS Ffo@ 70 A. ~ 1in ciosIns.
NALL .DODDS "s "s,ss,s.s y s.ssO styo;; O., "
OPEN Bowling SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
9 Minutes From oountoun. Ampe Psrkins.
II J. MIlIEIT'S "1 TsY.sg.! Y!,5!! AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Herel
LOG CABIN !: ,s''s s,tsgs tTsSSOwAno 20 ,.,,so .ys
unnIs sAsaet.IsI oI LOUIS BURR
INSTRUCTIONS eY hAIrG woosrtR,
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oPtN BOWLING WIRE CvERY rNURsoA
AT ?. ~. AL DAY ON sATURoAYt
MOTOR CITY 20 i attsss COr'' ~ tt rsss IS:
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

NEW FAIRVIEW q. ',s'i sii,sss sssr Itt.gnsos SOY
opIa SOWING s.fSsSsY Aso .5aosy.
NORTHWESTERN :. ';st st,s;s sssssO y s'yss s.s'.,
si9sOsSs f scntns "sIs sAIYsOsT 4 .sU sso sgss1
NOTTINGHAM s1sooss1,lTsSs .st,s aasT lTssnatsi s:S ~;
OPEN BOWLING sAIUaDIx AND sUHpAv.
DANCING ON SATURDAYS. BAR ApIoisisG.
OLYMPIC REC, s,.I ssaI'essL at CO. alyIs
NOME OF rHE GRIATIR oIIRoIr All. .sTxS'
" Alleys opsn sowlins AL oiY sat. ssn.
PALACE REC. g ss's .I.s. Ssa,.os u9,s,, p! .,s,
x,xIca sIASt ro6ss9s" o6ss'" ssss Tss''' roosss sS's
Billiard, Restaurant Cocktail Iosns..
PALM BEACH m.sscso:s ,feas :rssvtssi s;. ,..,,.
s.. ,sss.,.r. ,ssr. nODAy :, X u:.,.: 3: o. "
PALMER PARK s; s..s..,.a ;s.: a::s ..s e. s;s.':.
so-,1a, i;,'l Too.Y ts., ts,.n;sss s.s A'i.y os.:
PARKSIDE t. ,t wsssts :,ss AT . ,S0'eeKtssos
op.n so.,lns Sat .as sSS.. w..sdsr ,s 70 ssp.
Mea sssuttvl Cocktail LOUNGE " ostroit
PlAYDlUM "' 'os; ss ss. sssssp .,p1,y..A 'Ai
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
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RITTER REC, lass IAN. q, CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Todsy!
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Si9susSws WEE sSwlIsH Us,,t stns .,o IoO.r pay
J, ROUGE REC, ;, '1'' a;,fSs feSSsSl'OOf TssI s.,,,
wh.n oo~nrlv.r. stos Mere oV,n sswIins % 81
Saturday. sunssy, From A ". I'M cio,InS.
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'asI psI1s G,ylDGcS S'scS sssssIs sseSsS 800 sGS
SOUTHEASTERN 81 y ittsys Itts cH.s5fycx .S ~.
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oPIs ALLEYS AL nAY ssrURplYs Sun.
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'uVUL Hkut " LANES NJ ll20
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wtGkoAfs UNTIL 2 p. ~ AND ATTtH ~.
WAnnLN OUWl CENTRAL TI l.s3IJ
YOU'LL tNJoN oPEN BOWLING HERG sAT.
lURoAYS. SUNDAYS. 10 ~. TILL CLOSING.
WASHINGTON BOWL 7s soos..iS,t;.e' sIss.; st;Is'
Open Daily UMil ; A. M.
WEST CHICAGO ,s;'i ss1,ss X, sH''sssO; 3 rs, 8;
oPEN SOWING SATURDAYS AND sUsDAYa
20 A. ~ rILL CLOSING. 1LLIYA
DIRECTORY DAILY
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With Don GiIlies s
IN THE OPEN
.Recreational Projects
To Cost $16,OOO,OOO

When people often and
far they wh Michigan going 20 experience
dented outdoor recreation facilities" r. Hoh-
master director of the Michigan Conservation Department said
last week presenting his departments vyear program OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

FRIDAYS GANEs

Chadsey ~ wright southwestern a. West
eru l. ~ n. AZ Central, Mackenzie At Red.
ford. Southeastern a. DENLY Miller a. North,
eastern. Pershing ~ CaN Tech Highland
Park a. Northern Eastern At Northwestern
rHamtrsmck AZ Cooley.
lNonleaEue game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

The program, biggest ever pro-
posed TO the state Legislature,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
State Journey

STANDINGS
FIyL-NIN
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

The Lincoln PARK women's team defeated
Parks and Recreation. Hearxt-TineS women &
Champion IN a special shoulder 10 shoulder
three-poSition match last week. by score Of
1914 70 1885 On tine Lincoln PARK team
are VI BrouSseau, Gerry Simpson, Hazel John
Ston, Elsie Pagei and Val Moore
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Improvements in state parks
and recreation areas TO Gov.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
FIRE ROTC MATCHES

II. Joyce Clark, CAP squadron commander
plans rife training for all women on her
squadron. At present they have one team
shooting with the Golden Eagle Rife Club
that are making real record. Marion EYertE.
member of the team only few week.. Shoi
score OF IS out OF a possible 100.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-08-01
Seattle Babies Poised
For Popularity Contest
b, NJ. L. n.

With so many beautiful and
popular babies now in Seattle, the
First A.. M. e. Church, 14th and
Pine Sts., has chosen four in a
contest which began July 8, end
ing August at the church.
The church loving its baby con-
testants equally is in no position
to influence u choice for the win
ming contestant. And with no
amount of evidence changing the
opinion of the sponsors of the
"Cuties" the contest committee
has decided the contest must be
decided by battle of ballots.
Here is how:
Purchase a ticket for % cents.
The ticket is good for admission
to splendid program, plus a vote
for your favorite baby. You have
no voice, but your money talks
plenty.
Come early and do not miss the
parade of the bronze cuties. Helen
Geneva Johnson, daughter of Mrs.
Albert Johnson, 1906 Marginal
Way, Abraham Edwards, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Edwards, GIT
21st Ave-, Stephen Francis Alex
ander, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herby
Alexander, 522 23rd Ave, Adolf
plus Alexander, son of Mrs. Ka-
tie Mccullough, sos Jackson st.
The parade of the beauties at
the First A. M. K. Church, We'd
nesday, August s, at $3.50 p. m.
The contest is being directed by
the choir of the church and pa
irons are assured a musical treat
accentuating an evening of fine
entertainment.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-08-01

us weed out our unreasoning ha-
treds and prejudices and throw
them on the compost heap or burn
them up. Let US grow only those
plants which nourish or give beau
ty-and let US border our gardens
with the bright pinks of friendli-
ness, thief fragrant mignonette of
understanding, the purple pansies
of thoughtfulness.
And let us remember that a gar
des blooms not for one alone, but
for all. AS Henry Van Dyke said.
let us make garden for our kind
feelings with the gate ever open
to those who pass by.