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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
the speaker. Resembling some sort
Of Buck Rogers apparatus, the above

the speaker. Resembling some sort
OF Buck Rogers apparatus, the above
rests on a chromium stand. At
present, according to company sta
tistics, there should be exactly four
of these instruments in the entire
world. For this reason Jack has
been offered all sorts of fabulous
amounts for his bass, which cost
him exactly $500.
After the war" the band leader
said. they'll be like mattress
springs, can openers and nylons-
popular priced and plenty of them"
Until this time, however, Jack is
seriously thinking about having a
recording made to explain the in
tricate working of his musical baby.
From six to so people persist in
asking Jack the same question
how about giving me a few lessons?
II think most of them have the
idea that all I have to do is plug
it ill.,"
Could be this column edged out
on the limb one two-step too far
last time we did piece on ballroom
dancers. At that time the Specta-
tor went philosophic on the hus-
band and wife status among dance
teams. We observed that it was the
husband who usually voiced opin-
ions for his partner, that it was the
husband who always inquired what
paper we represented and what day
they should buy one if they wanted
to look for their names in print.
and finally the husband who peren-
nially assured us that at last we
were speaking to a dance team that
didn't fight like operate tenors.
Came We day and part of our Gel
ebration called for another such
confidential interview with hus-
band and wife dance team. We were
hopeful, maybe on We day the hus-
band half of the dance team might
be inspired to say just one thing that
we hadn't heard dozen times be-
fore. Was it too much to hope for
that maybe Arthur and lola hadn't
met in a New York dance studio?
Perhaps, at last. we had found the
one dance team in show business
that threw shoes at each other and
liked it.
Alas, Arthur and lola did meet in
a studio Alas, they do get along
beautifully. But our time spent at
the Lotus was not wasted. What do
you think lola whispered to the
Spectator when Arthur wasn't lis
tening? lola is one dancer who
doesn't sit back and let her husband
do all the talking.
If did" she smiled, I'VE wouldn't
be dancing together. 1 was the one
who talked him into the idea of a
professional team"
Don't tell us. we asked hopefully,
that you did the proposing. too"
Il certainly did" lola said, and
it wasn't leap year"
\ X
Troika announces that for the first
time it will remain open for the
entire summer. :. A new revue be-
gins tomorrow night at the Del Rio.
this time entitled Holiday With
Rhythms." Stars will be Bette Jane
Smith and Singer Al Potter. -. We
didn't think 1t would be long before
Mae Allen would show off a diamond
on the proper finger. The MayfloWer
vocalist is engaged to New York
band leader. Your guess is as good
as ours. >. Following the greatest
ballroom team into the Blue Room.
tomorrow night will be Rosario and
Antonio finest specially dancers be-
fore the public today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

AS promised by the War Mobiliza-
ton Board, the curfew was lifted
last night, approximately "a hours
after the official proclamation of
We day. Clubs and hotels here
with sufficient help reverted to pre-
curfew closing time, with the ex-
ceptlon of the Wardman Park, which
plans to put new hours into effect
this evening. AS yet, the Carlton
hasn't decided whether it will con-
tinue the luncheon dancing inaugu-
rated with the curfew. The Lotus
will retain its daily matinee.
X X X
Like Sabbath days the way
hotel men describe the We celebra-
ton staged here Tuesday night. On
the whole, night spots reported rou-
tine crowds and none of the hilarity
and ticker tape excitement that
swept New York, London and Paris.
Despite the expected bacchana-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Grocer Here Fined $3.50
For Shortweiqht Sales

Herman Deutsch, grocer of l01
Fifteenth street NE, was fined $3.50
yesterday in Municipal Court by
Judge John P. Mcmahon on three
counts charging shortweight sales
OF meat. The shortages, ranging
from more than one ounce to more
than four ounces, occurred during
March in sales of veal chops and
steak, according to the charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
H0W'SYOur
Stomach?
No Acid Puins7
No Cos? No Heartburn?
Eat sensibIy Without Pain?


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UDGA tablets are not . candy" and
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That is why over 200 million have been
used for relief of stomach and ulcer pains,
gas, indigestion. burning sensation, sour or
upset stomach, morning after" distress
and weak appetite, due to excess acid.
28c Home Trial Mast Convince
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Get 25c box Of UDGA TABLETS from
your druggist. Take ~ directed. II you
don't Sc for yourseM how UDGA tablets
may help keep you from suffering another
stomach Add PAIN. double youe mooney
bock Drug storss svWyvhGs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
THE Authority on Authorities

leading the spade J to the X. Then
came the difference. At each table
East returned the diamond J, but
in n case West played low,
whereas the other West overlook
with the Q The dummy played
low IN each case Where East held
the trick with the J. ne had to
switch. picking the club @. won
by the X. The spade 4 to the @
was followed by the spade 10 to
the A. West led his diamond 6 to
knock out the X, but the deClarer
then ran home by taking the
spade 8, finessing the club 10 and
scoring the club A, giving him
two tricks in spades, two in dia-
monds and three in clubs.
At the other table, when West
overlook the diamond J on the
third trick, his 6 promptly knocked
out the dummy's K. thus remov-
ing both a stopper of the suit and
South's sole side entry to dummy
for the 18th spade. South led a
club, the J forcing the X. led to
the spade Q. inessed the club 10.
but then could get only one more
trick. with the club A. So he was
down two,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
CHREE BASIC REASONS

FOR ANY one of three reasons.
applicable primarily to defense
against Nc Trump contracts. 1t
can be important to Oyertake a
nigh card o: your partners In the
Tong suit you have led at the out
set First. 1t may be necessary to
assure yourself another lead which
will establish your SUIT Second.
the purpose may be solely to help
the timing by getting the sult es-
tabllshed before your side entry is
gone. Third. taking the lead from
HIM may enable you to knock an
entry out of the dummy before its
suit gets established Two or more
may be combined IN one play.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
ADMIRAL TO PRESENT
Il. \. {. BOND PEN\A\1

Chapel Hill, Aug. l3.-Admiral
Jules James, commandment OF the
Sixth Naval District, is coming to
the University Of North Carolina
Tuesday to present a war bond pen
nsrt to the Navy Viz training unit
here.
The pennant, which will go TO the
whole unit, including NROTC's Sea-
men. and Marines, indicates that 90
percent of the members are buying
war bonds.
A review will be held in Admiral
James, honor at keenan, Stadium at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at which
time the pennant will be presented.
All the members of the VIZ unit
Will take part in the review, and the
public is invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

dealer: South Neither side
vulnerable.)
South West North East
MT Pass Pass Dbl
This deal made a good illustra-
ton of the risk in bidding border
line No Trumps. especially IN a
match-point duplicate. in which
slight margins can mean the diff
ference between a top and a bot
tom core or a deal East did right
to make his borderline double. and
West to pass it. with his long dia-
mOnds and two side entries. But
the hand also showed the impor-
lance of good defense at low con-
tracts, as the same bidding came
at two tables.
At both West led the diamond
10. the A winning and South
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

Mis- Ruth Burton. Miss Ann Up
church and Miss Dorothy Cooper are
spend' 9 th!s week at Virginia Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

Captain and Mrs, Robert l.. Fur
man and son, of Long Island, New
York, are visiting Miss Kate Furman
on Granite street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
BIRTHS
Birth of Daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman a. Hicks an
'nounce the birth of a daughter, Faye
Parker, August 8, at Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
TomorroW's Problem

dealer: South. Both sides vul.
nerable.)
What would you do on your
first turn If you held the freah
South hand Of this deal? Why?
Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Police had double trouble last
night ann -afi, TO-DAY through a..
temptS 10 make 8rrc> for
burglary and a traffic .ntr7ctIon
William Pubgctt. % of $50
Michigan. War plant guard,
telephoncd police that hc had
caught a burglar IN his house and
was holding him
While he was telling three
policemen Of the capture. the Sus-
pect. identified through his wallet
as Zicnuni kamlnSky. %. OF 56S0
Prescott. fed into another room
The officers shot twice through
he door and then saw The man
leaving through an open window
lie escaped
Early today Patrolman Lam
bert Schwab stopped VIII Win
free. 2206 LyCa>tC. an CharlevolN
and 81, dean for a minor traffic
otfense SChwab and Wintrcc
talked. Wnfree'S passenger.
Forest {. Lancaster. 2263 Parker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Burglar. Hii-Runner
Flee. BySfamder Hurt

cot out of the car and walked
into tnr street between IL and
tho police car.
SC6vah saw a car speeding on
the wrong side of the street nm
time to push Wmfrce clear and
leap 10 safety bat Lancaster was
struck The car sped on leaving
only pieces from a headlight as
evidence.
Lancaster is In serious CON
dNon IN Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Ertend N. Y. AirfieId

NEW YORK, Feb. l6 GNS)-
4 radical new airport runway
plan whereby New Norks new
Idlewld Field VIII he able 10
handle 500 landings and lake-offs
each hour was disclosed today by
airport engineers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
IlPaIh DPcrPed
For DiSlONaI NaZiS

LONDON. Feb is iuPl-The
Berlin radio said To-Day that the
NaliS had set up special courts
martial m every defense zone
Threatened by the enemy with
power 20 impose the death penalty
on Germans who try 10 Shirk their
duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Wants Slow Time

WASHINGTON. Feb rs up
Senator Whcuy tR) Of Ne
braSka ma, introduced a resolution
and bin 90 put the nation back
on standard time. effective Jan. T.
1916. The bll would require presi-
dental approval. The resolution
would NOT
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

All realize Importance of being we'll groomed, and
Detroit that the Hudson Basement Store Burstone
and Stewart Hill labels be depended upon. Topcoats in
goodookng confdence-creating ALL-WOOL knit
weeds wool-face feeces Blues and browns "a a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Shooting Boom Due
BY DON GILLIES

Rifle and pistol shooting is due
10 boom in Michigan.
The Michigan Rifle and Pistol
Association. a war casualty. Will
come to life again on Nov. z
when directors will hold IFS first
meeting in four years.
Frank Elwell, executive vice
president and acting secretary in
absence of Gerritt Vancouvering,
has called a special meeting and
dinner at Home Dairy, Lansing, at
Z p. m.
With Vancouvering, spark plug
of the association. back from the
wars and with more than dozen
directors absent from the state
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Nf
Team Not
ALL Irish

Although Calhn nlic Centrars
team is known as the Shamrocks.
the nationality of the players is
more cosmopolitan than the mon
ECKER would indicate. Besides such
Irishmen AS Collins, Mccarthy
and Mcclure, there are lads of
PnliSh,-Grcck--EnGliSh,-Gn German
and Italian extraction
on the roster.
When Catholic Central meets
Father Flanagan's Boys Town in
Briggs Stadium Sunday, two of
the techniques 10 be used will
he known as shillelaGh tfrom the
Irish cudeeD and keilbasa (after
tho Polish Sausage). .. They arc em.
ployed when breaking kick
while the other team is punting
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

since Pearl Harbor. big things are
in store for the coming year.
Attending the meeting from De-
troit will be Ernest p. Brousseau,
president OF the Southeastern
Michigan Rifle and Pistol Asso-
citation; Wilbur S. Bailey of Lin
coin Park and Harold Mcmahon.
Revival of the Central Miehi-
gan, Saginaw Valley and the Up
per Peninsula Rifle and Pistol
associations will be discussed
along with the holding of state
and sectional matches, both for
small and big bore competition.
Registrations for rifle training
classes will be taken Friday night
at the Fisher Y Club, r.. c. I'm
mel. president announces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

II your scalp is laden with dan
druf. II may itch constantly and
you might scratch out a great deal
Of hair each day Or If your hair
is dull. drsb or dingy. these con-
ditionS can be caused by improper
scalp hygiene you should con-
suit US.
No case is ever accepted for
treatment unless we feel confident
tha. you will be satisfied with the
results obtained.
There is no charge or ohliga-
tion for private scalp examina-
ton and consultation Fees for
treatment are moderate and are
payable As the treatments are
taken-not in advance. There are
separate departments for men and
women.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Women's S Bowling
Entries Near As

Iate entrlcs TO-DAY. The closing
period are expected TO raise the
total 20 las or more for the an
nusl womCn'S individual classic a.
Whittier Recreation Saturday and
SUNDAY The previous mars -MaS
lS0 Tor tho 1914 event TW7nty-
two cities VIII be rCnrCScnicd-
Mario Sb5mlock. The 1914 win
neI.- Is scheduled for the s o'clock
squad Saturday night. Another en-
Try is Betty Mccarthy of Chi
CAGE F-F~--Grl4 t7e i4f2 winner
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

a triple tie for first place is a
possibility after toniGhts Mich
igan Major League pariugS a.
Crest Lanes. Stroh is apt 10 drop
ono 10 Helm while PariSClesn and
r a b should score sweeps over
Koepplinger and Schroeder
After the league matches comes
the fourth round of the Competl-
tlon for the two vacant Detroit
places IN the national match elm
nations IN Chicago next month
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Better Pay
As Fighter
ChaIky Drove
For Mae West
Nv CHARLES =. WARD

Chalks Wright, former featheT-
weight champion of the world,
abandoned a Job as chauffeur FOR
motion picture star Mae West 10
resume the business ot Scrambting
ears.
Wright had been fighting two
year, back IN 1890 when he lost
10 one Ramon NontOy0 m 10
rounds a. San Diego and became
discouraged When gwen an oppor-
tunity 10 become a chauffeur for
Miss West. he accepted and held
the loh two wears
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

LLCONA REC. n 'su sit.Ys slsH''A" tS aye ,,n
SFTsG H. AL DAY SAL hsp sus' sss'
AMBASSADOR ,IssttI ls,Si fo'At'ssl St s.s1 ;.s5,,
opsn so~lins TO-DAY Unin p. ~ ard After
10. AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
ARGYLE REC, e.ssO !S.s rUsTstA~s s,Sts 70 A. .s,,
AND susDhY. 20 90 A " JIM CLOSING
BEACON REC. VI !. ytHr9s ItpTgs ""Ay'ssas u ,,s.:
Open Daily at 10 A N.
CADILLAC "a .i1,., i11 tAsT COZ. 1SssRtss 6; ua
op,a Bowling TooA1 ya,h N, A,,. p
CASINO "n ,s'eS6nto woSST6H0 e g. Ats5T' so
Choice League Openings Left
CHeEE.TROMBLY $3.50 3. 'sasa s..si,., t.... a. sa'
Plan Nos 10 En,s Our 3.Msn oysrNeras, Tssm
Tourney. Entries Close Nov. -. opsn, Nov "
cIIlp pIr ss2S WOODWARD TI 2.s6so
1lUD nLU, Entertainment Nightly
League opshihsI on tuesday and IhundsS
CONNER REC. i1sG sSspfS fSsS'a A'ts Az ssS sisi
ASK ABOUT PAUL MoBlIY's SELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY EsTABLisHhtNT.
CREST LANES 'qIIaftiS ~ IltrSs "'Oi Hc c'ss ssss
Sis'f sSrf OUa 81 sTssl sis' NeockTSit Ioossf.
nENpY lIs2s WRITTEN at kTLlY RD.
op." s"p s.-., 1OotT sItS: ys,n n. - .n.t s'ts =
?. N. Ho%. Of n. f,"ou, ss,ts.o'chies,u.
DETROIT RECREATION ,sii.; tsts,'TGs & ~ $50
70 ALLEYS. oPEn BOWLING TO 800 p. N.
AND AFTER 800 r. ~.
GARDEN REC 'S etsPS9tlY sTGUrtSp podI1io = is'''
HsO All oIY sSTURpsY hsb sUsoAY.
GARFIELD +''a 8. SHsns si,s % q, A51srs s,id
'' soWiI W. BOWL DANCE MERE SArt1! 3. t1to
0pen Alleys TO-DAY Until p. N. and After ~.
GREAT LAKES %o5Ss.sD 5SsI estI'"Sst; s,:s :,
p. N. and After IL. Cocktail sG ISIoISinS'
6. R-L REC. 70 's'' ates1s es4sO R'y.s so 81. syt
INSTRUCTIONS = tpproseh, p.Ilvey. - Correctly
TAUGHT Besinnsr, lnvites. Gail for Aspointmsnt.
HARPER REC. ssssIoss s,;s s.sPfa A't iv s;s; s:;;
g S''s Ss sSr v.n OS o., s.."tp S" co,sis % IS"rs
IMPERIAL prc GENERA MOTORS BLDG.
opes @ BOW SOWING O atst y TO-DAY N1foeIS uSrit 60 s'sI "
All DAY SAT. a SUN. EXCELLENT ROOD.
LUu uNOlN 20 tlLENs. 10 s-tf00
op.a Be~Iins TODAY Until , p. ~. After a..
ALL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
LOVES REC. 11ss 11s sfHtilso sNTf.se 44stys 14stfs
.cs~pl.tsIy .Med.rnII.d eoettsh togno,
MT, ELLIOTT REC, 1880 ~ NJ ,.ssSi tsSI0TT
SI o.. ' c.,si. sSIf t.Ss.. @ 'S s:.stiui H I.o, m
OLYMPIC REC ssIIOsnI s1t s1SsIsc GO 1r ESss sssss
MONT or sRCIrtR otIRolT All.sTAR.
" Alleys. op,n sowIlas AT DAY Sat. Sur.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Three May Tie i'm Major

born Major George Miles hit 2i8-7s2-
228 Tor COS and Lawrence putnam 26s in
thc Checker stan LCnlk 234s in 6AS
and George Elhode pos IN The Altoona House
Joe Pletia 2s6 ss Witkowsh defeated
CQrte Five hy l4j pins in match .
Caroline Suop converted the 400 for AErey
A. Dexter George Coles 2h6 and Herb
Gases ef7 tu7pc1 tnc Detroit Police.
Jack Maeponough tipped 256 IN the River.
Hoe House Vivian State three 37s and
Elmer H0h 22s IN the Palmer Park
senior Joe Costa asa IN the Masonic
. Glannw Brown 2O7, DOLORES Righy 2Al
and Teddy Mclaughlin h14 Tor Ramona
. -.iies marks .-.a.-Nietefth- efi"s-hi=22f1- n
he Ladies and 2O5 IN the Major ar Garfield
vic Rosicck and lrv Michael 21ns A.
New Method rolled Palace House highs oi
1929 ana 2s34.
SyABO GFTS 2As
Audy s7abo shot PAS IN the n W Classic
Nick Credit 240 and Clarence Phillips
64S On the Riviera House Joe Zhefkot
7f7 IN the Ford Major Classic 49,, Lillian
EtHman 2i6 ln trC Cadillac WomCns Classic
. AZ Bush 611 m the Community
Jack Niviano 24O IN the Ambassador Classic
Elsie RnhnSaCk PA m the Metro Ladies.
other league highs MUTT HemCle. 23b.
Jolly Fifty owen Nivo 22a Ambassador
House Buh savage 2S3, Tavern. joel Erick-
SON. 276. Palm Reach House Joe Dalto. 226.
81 Paul Council Howard Bridge. 223, Ped
ford House Fred Cspchioni 500 and new
third. club $50 House Harold Soderlund and
Jack Pivlrotto 2liS, Ps'acc-DiS House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Still Can Bowl

Several vacancies exist in the
Rainbow individual classic. which
opens tomorrow at 3 p. m. An.
other squad is on at $50 with
the same schedule Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
PIay Polo Tonich+

Polo will have its first double
header AT Mack Park tonight,
Cloverlanes and Worthwhile clash
ing at 7 o'clock and Evergreens
play Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
NEEDED MONEY

But Chalky then was married
He needed more money than oven
a movie stars chauffeur could
make and ne needed il IN a hurry
So he returned IN the ring with
the encouragement of Miss West
whose father had been an out
standing middleweight
Chalky got another opportunity
when Henry Armstrong invited
him 10 accompany Armstrong on
an eastern tour lust before Henry
won the worlds featherwcight
lightweight and welterwclght
championships Tho air Of victory
that surrounded Armstrong com
municated itself 10 Chalky, who
eventuSlly fought his way 10 The
featherweight championship after
Armstrong abandoned II.
FIGHTS HERE
hc-vetefah Wright will make
his next Detroit start Friday night
when he meets Leroy Willis at
Olympia II will head siX- hnut
card arranged by Nick LondeS.
In other bouts, frankie Abrams
Will meet Bill Grier, Al Ellis will
oppose Joe Nelson, Jack Daruo
will box Al Groffin and Bert Dow
dell will battle Chuck Russell,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

PALACE REC, ::'..n e. ss.TsT .S[..., = rs, Sg
f f',. p.fsl,, s..tsat,rt c.s;.i lsg.,s'
PALM BEACH s.si:sos. s:is rs'r'S. Ss s;. s..,,.
frs. ln,irgsiiss, By Al p.s,o.. w..ss.y, 7.A
PALMER PARK wooUsLsO sis'sI sS.S: 40 sca scss =.
70 s.21u oBss so~iinS Eor s.g A n 70
" After ii free Psrtiss ceettsh Isgrp,.
PILLAR REC. :. t's, 5a,t's tTseH'v.s ~ 1ys; ~;
l',irOciioa, W,,.ssu ~ cSr. pov,r' .s.
ops' sa-ltna At DAY ss,desr .hs sgro'y,
PLAYOUM 80 % !fstSsS'sI. .gs s.SSaY !.stss IL vs.
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW ''''' 's'T'GPgg .ss. y. /" sA'cU'
ssi. VG'I 'S p y opis sSiiYs cli SAT. isc & Sun
RAMONA REC !. .'''' a,6sSTY. sasT "';,eHSA: y. e.:
Grl S'i' SG1 SII' Ga 'GG4G s11SRp1f G' $50 ;gsc.y No
RED MILL sOUnw4sO s99esss AZ 1Ht ID stSGi ..ss
ov,n Ali.u ropSY. $50 A ~ Unn p. N.
after u to q A. ~. All DAY san. snd Sundays
ReDFORD REC. 1s'' e s,c.;s es1sO ''r. AZ ";
all OGY on SATURDAYS isp susoiyS
RIVERSIDE .:DUUS1,t s.aS tasT I''F''sG"i :p Is. 3
o''n sS-I.ns roo1y ga,,I Sc y. ..on .,S .n:'
RIVIERA REC. a,' so .;s SsA"O .IS1OOtsS :Isss ayf
NOW 20 FORMING sG11soAy 19ffsSeoss
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE. Jols aowl
STATE FAIR Issco WOODWARD 70 ,..s4l
olHlL IHln A. state far Grogno,. " Lanss.
es1s t Hss soStiss ssta SnHT onIIy ptHTt az ~ TTIstS
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tsioTSPIs sowtise sfsI sAIusoly
AND SUNDAY. 10 a. ", 0stlL CLOSING.
TWENTY GRAND t, "Tts sII.r At " ~ Ttssss ...sus
All OIY on shISROAys AND SUNDAYS:
TOWER REC. scaootcs.s2 !tsst SSG"'s'a aC = ....
op.1 s.srlSs TODAY G5,n so p n. srs -.
VICTORY ~ = aIttYs rTss''H' 4" Oth'sss a $50
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opsn Bo~Ilng TODAY MT ans After ~.
All DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''' " sssn'0T ~,
OPIH BOWLING HLRG TO-DAY pNrII sP.n
Cocktail lounps orosn Music. tSeslisnt FOOD.
W-7 II;s,tt !: atttss so"O AND Tsos,ss vs s.,..s
opsu so~llns osiy 10 a. ". 70 $50, an. ii.
saturday and Sunday 10 A. N. Until cls,ira.
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T0NIGIIT's NIIIInIII

IUNII'HI - IiiHI ~
EacpiuFrr vs. pariscsAH' o sIlrTt -
SrhrufIrr ~ a B, ga CrtN Industries.
rF Helm ,s Stroh. T-E N0frf Ns 1-ll
$40 krsetkc vs. Suffrlr ll-il strwlicn
"a Vulcan 1884. Wilson 50 hrro. lf.lt
Al C4csi -L4nl2,- l2Faf- Fu!sr-t=H ~ GRAND
River. p O'Clock
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NoN-AssociATIoN ESTABLISHMENTS

Y ESTABLISHMENTS
\, P. AUDITORIUM i: 5tt.ys stsFtsI 70 Ssy...S. .:!..
ossn eovllne TO-DAY Unin s;se p. ~, Ait~ ~.
LUCKY STRIKE rIss 80 se1ooO MmSt.s.;.aT .aT
opsn Alley, Iod,y Moor Uptl y ", After ~.
Att DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
MICHIGAN REC, .. 81 stLsEs sIsE'sAs i.VsL,
Open Bowling 81 All Timesl
pncEVIIIt pr ealtior ii.siIG 30.
nUOLIlllL nLIt q lLLtVs RosG slsi
Tos oUR 100 IsoiVIpUAL CLASSIC.
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Joe Norris heads the field Of
eight with Bob Cole second.
ROLL ROLLS ass
HFRF AND THERE-IOe Roll did ~ the
tunr ~ 70726s-2i7 for 6es IN the Dear
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Hours Monday 70 Friday,
fEtt TO $50; SdrHrddyt6 t05
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Metro Prep Info
INInANN GAMIA
STANDINGS

Mackenzie AZ Western. 90 Wilbur
WuEht az Redford oO North western ~
s7uthweEtrru 3-ia. Highland PARK vs. Mil
lcf. Ives FIELD 40. Northern - Cars.
northwestern Field. 40, Southeastern st
Northeastern 3 90. Hamiramck vs. Eastern
Mack paIk 3 90
SATURDAYS GAMES
C0nlry W. u of ID HEh. O. of y Sta
dun. ? 30 Central Al ChadsCy 7o
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THERE'S A SPEEDWAY STATION IN YOUR NEle

1854 0akwood At SehAstsf
1900 Van Dyks
iOs4s &. warren a. Fslrvieu
l330l W. warren al Bingham
1850 wyomins. at Plymouth