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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
DromoHead Bill at Polls
 Suspense Features
 BeIito in New Role

Suspense" the psychological drama which started Wednesday at the Loew-Poli takes its place as one of the really fine motion pictures of the current season.
 The all-star east Of Suspense" sets the standard for it's quality, Belita, who plays the principal feminine role, not only contributes skating numbers of the superlative grace and skill which have already established her as veritahle Queen of the ice," but is revealed ss talented dramatic actress. Barry Sullivan delivers an out standing performance as the ruth less "opefsteF" whe eefaes between Behta and her husband Albert Dekker is the devoted husband who is supplanted by the htteFlepef, Eugene Palette is the husbands understanding assistant in the man. agement of the skating spectacle which stars Belita, and Bonita Granville is Sullivan's spiteful erst- while. girl friend whom he has de- serted in Chicago.
 The entire production of ''slls- pense" abounds in celoFful scenes. The Ice Cuba" number in the skating show is a riot of action, So fast as to be really exciting in itself; and Belita's solo number, herally breath taking in it's beauty, has probably never been equaled on the screen. But it is away from the Ice floor that much of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

three guys were arrested for talk ing parts of the Golden Gate bridge to ti1e assayers office.
 was surprised t6 see the pros- pectoFs using jeeps and electric drills; but those modern cenven- fences certainly proved their worth. One guy discovered a rich vein with a surplus mine detector. It was only natural-goid mnie stock usually blows up in your face.
 I won't say those prospeetors were anxious but when I opened my mouth to yawfl-three of them staked a claim on my gold filings. I was really chopptng tip that terra flfrfia, and just to make sure I did a thorough job I used my golf clubs for digging. After three hours of back-break- ing work gopher stuck his head out and said You're getting Warm."
 But all the excitement and big talk was for naught. After talk ing the stuff to the assayeFs, they found out 1t wasn't geld at aH=- it seems the California Chamber of Commerce had buried some Florida oranges out thefe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Musical Hit At Strand
 Mony New Songs
 HiqhIiqht Cinemo

What are undoubtedly destined as some of the seasons biggest song hits are introduced by Ilona Massey, Jane Powell, Jose Iturbi and Xavier Cugat in M-G-M's catchy and fast moving musical TO- nance, Holiday in Mexico" now being shown on the Strand screen.
 Filmed in Teohnieolor against eeiorful backgrounds of luxurious homes and nightelubs in Mexico City, the new picture has Walter Pidgeon in an attractive role as the American ambassador to Mex leo whose musical daughter, Miss Powell runs his life until he meets an old flame in the person of night club star Ilona Massey.
 Disconsolate at the thought that her father no longer needs her, Miss Powell discovers the home of the effervesCent Jose Iturbi to be in somewhat of Q turmoil and de- termines that she will bring order btit Of chaos. Unfortunately, Iturbi, interested in the young girls vocal talent, encourages her, with the re- suit that she develops crush on the olderman.
 This brings about a threefold dilemma on the part of the Wor- ried father, the embarrassed Iturbi and the outraged and disconsolate Reddy McDowall, playing Miss PoWellS erstWhile boy friend. It takes a bit of maneuvering on the part of all three to convince the young songstress that Autumn and Spring do not mix matrimonially, but all ends musieally and happily.
 Outstanding on the pictures mu- sical program are such of Miss Mas sey's numbers as You, So Tits You" Someone to Love" and a novel version of "The Music Goes Round and Round" Miss Powell is equally effectiev singing Ave Ma ria' and high spot is piano duet by Iturbi and his sister, Ampara filmed in bewitching setting of trick mirrors.
 The companion feature is High School Hero" featuring The Teen Agefs afid June Preisser.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT wATERB RY CONN., FRIDAY OCTOBER o
StoteOffers Double Bill
 The Searching Wind
 Features Proqrom

Currently featured at Warner Brothers State Theater is the Hal Wallis production for Paramount, "The Searching Wind" based on Lillian. Hellman's successful stage hit. This top film .co-stars Robert Young, Sylvia Sidney and Ann Richards aud Introduces the youth 4ul Douglas Bisk. Slightly searid- Alous,' { gay musical comedy star fling Eyed Brady siids Sl1eilA Ryan Is the second hit on this fine show.
 A highly interesting new screen team, Ells Raines and Rod Camer- on, pool their hilarious talents for the first time in Universal's 'The Runareund" which opens at the State Sunday. In the years gtand- est rough-and-r -ready-fdr- love hit, Miss Raines, missing heiress, is chased from New York t6 San Francisco aud back again by Rod Cameron, Q charming but reckless detective, and these two fall in leye in spite of themselves. The exoel- lent cosfeattire, House of Hef- rofs," Is the first of Universal's Pic tuFe's new aCTeeper' series and features outstanding portrayals by Bill Goodwin, Robert Lowery and Virginia Grey with Rondo Hatton as the "Oreeeef"
 Next Wednesday the State The ater presents Pararnount's "The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers," starring terrific threesenae, Bar bara Stanwyek, Van HAin and Liza beth Scott and introducing stage star Kirk Douglas Tine Strange Love of Martha Ivers", urfolds a suspenseful and sensationally un- .usuA tale, an insight into the dia- bolic mind of completely evil wo- man. It is an engrossing story of murder and deceit involving wo- man capable of murder as a child; her weakling husband, totally dom iHated by her through love and fear; a cynical gambler who steeps to blackmail, but is basically de- cent enough to spurn the love of this evil Womanj and 6 girl beset by bad breaks, who clings desper- ately to vague hopes of a brighter future.
 Miss Stanwyck plays the murder ous Martha IyeFs. Van Hfiin is the gambler and Lizabeth Scott the girl who is reborn through her love for him. Kirk Douglas, fresh from the Broadway stage, turns in an excel lent performance in the extremely difficult role of Martha's spineless husband. Martha IveFs, as a child, beats her wicked cid aunt te death and throughout the film her out look and actions are shadewed by her knowledge of guilt She sends an innocent man to the chaiY for her crime, she haunts her iHf1delity Into the faes of, and completely dominates her husband and twice attempts to kill the man she really loves. Tie teFFlfic climax to this story will leave you frogen to your seat. Judith Anderson, Roman Boh- neu and Daryl Hickman are Seen in the supporting cast. Hit maker Hal Wallis produced this intrigu- ing drama and Lewis Milestone superbly directed Robert Rossen's scTeenplay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

'TEEN-AGERS Roddy Me- Dowen and singing Jane Powell recall all the bangs of 'teen-age romance in the new M-G-M musical hit, Holiday in Mexico" now playing at the Strand The ater. Filmed in TeehnicOlor, the pictupre also features Walter Pidgeon, Jose ItHrbi, Llona Mas sey and Xavier Cuget in one of the years outstanding casts.
 The companion feature is High School HerO," featuring the Teen Ayers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

Johnny Long and his famous orchestra, 'The Nations Most Versatile Swing Bafid," is the headline attraction at the State Theater, Hartford, today, Saturday and Sunday. Voted as America $ Favorite College Band, Johnny Longs Orchestra is also acclaimed as one of the nations top-rank- ing musical organizations. Long presents a varied repertoire of ifp- to-the-minute swing hits, featur- ing an aggregation of top-notch instrumentalistS and vocalists, in- cluding Francey Lane, charming songstPess; Sandy Evans, romantic baritone; Tex Mglcahy, trombon- ist; and Floyd Sullivan, newest drumming sensation. Added acts on the bill include Don Oum- mings, "BroadWay's Newest Laugh Riot; Eileen ODare, Dance De- light; Ben Beri & Company, Novelty Fursters and others. On screen is Freddie Steps Out" with Freddie Stewart and June Preisser.
 There are late stage shows Sat- urday and Sunday; starting at 10 P; M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Civic Theatre Cast Selected

The Waterbury Civic Theater had it's final casting fer the opening production of the season, Junior Miss" it was announced by Di- rector w. Everett Moll,
 1t was necessary to hold four sessions to hear the large number of candidates who tried cut fer the play. First rehearsal will be held Monday night at 7.ao in the Civic Theater Workshop in the Womens Club. Junior Miss" is to be pre- sented on Nov. IA and Is in the Women's Club auditorium.
 Those selected for the cast are: Frank Spur, Albert CanaVan, Janet Hines, Patricia Dee1ey, Joyce Pow ell, Carol Ann Bergin, Judith Gold berg, R. P Hurlburt, Carolyn Grin CT, Richard Wood, Robert Solo, David Belevitz, Thomas Fitzpatrick, John Szantyr, Ross Olsen, Robert Van valkenburg and Raymond Op- perman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

dramatic action takes place, with the tension constantly mounting.
 On the sanae program will s4se be shown Joe Palooka, Champ starring Joe Kirkweod who's a natural in the title role. He's hand somer than the comic strip char acter, but is perfect as the irino- cent smalltown boy, unacquainted with big city ways, who punches his way to a championship under the managership of Leon Errol, who portrays Knobby Walsh of the funny sheet. Elyse Knox matches the beauty of Anne Howe in the comic strip, as the society girl who falls in love with the country boy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

Hundreds in Mexico are learning English so they may cater to United States tourists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

Fire is considering constructing special roads for cyclists exclusively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Films Time Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND -- Holiday in Mexico" a:sO, 5:4S, 9:15 r: M. High School Her0," l:10, 4;4O 8:05 P. M. LOEW'S POLI-"Suspense," 2,30, 5i5O, 9,1O P. N.
 "Jee Paleoka, Champ" 1;l5, 4:SO, 8:O0 P. RI. WARMERS STATE-"The Search ing Wind 12l49, 3i35, 6;30, 9;30 P. M.
 Slightly SeandalOus," 2,35, 5:30, 8:S0 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
- CHOICE MORSEL It Says Here
By BOB HOPE GOLD RUSH

Excitement was running high m california when they discov- cred gold up around San Fran cisco-everyone there resented those hills until they discovered gold in them thar. I'm afraid the local citizens became a little too enthusiastic, though I understand
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Times Sweeps Pin Schedule

R99m. steel = Tubes. Ernest White Glass D
-Misnn, city Tressurers, Ted Garbarino.
HydTo MiS Dodge Tr9es, Pfsnk sa,Sn't'l
A,ornie Bombs. Ex-cell-o. Hans Pelto
Caring Tool-Boring Bars. Carl Janson
Milling Cutters. Ralph Klet1ka, Galr-Locks.
George ssSfs fS Hoess eTsyhoaSd, s Salsi Ts 2 ffsn
pickS Lindbloom 9i-Lathes. X L. o., Carl
$50 .. m.-cIass B-pelidow Bldg Co .
Charles Roche LaFavoFS Service. DENLY
House, Harry LaFayorl Class C-Iloidup
ss2Ssa pet BSTssg os. Aein eSsein eSSa %nS Sla
s,an's bar warren Bowl Tsva Prank Dums
Esri Brewer Siit Night HAWKS. Tom sls YeiaE
Cylinder Blocks, Dodge Main, Louis Baran
Cushing Mot Sales. Ann Arbor Comm v.
conds. Class E-Wsrehouse. Du Pont. Frank
Schubert wolves. ,.l Ger woed Pred p,eeal h,,ei
Tool. Dick Croes6aek Dead'End's, Ford
Edryr Al culmone. Class z-Bill Moreks
Bar, Polish Century, Ted Markell.
LEFT HANDLERS CLASSIC SQUAD
$50 p. m.--ClAs A-Northwestern Rec.
Class B-chene-rrom6iy Rec wnbaT bavsy
NJ Elliott Rec I'd Cartwright, Adair Press.
Bob Adsir; Ritters Five Hank Ritter; Pete
Ply. 81 Victory Joe Valenti Class Go
Grand Rec. Al Ellison: Holleran Met. Prod.
yngs y6aSs Rm9ga g sa6.r 81 ssHcs vs,oFyPs e6 eP
Sig's z Mile Bar Herb Cole Clerks Ply.
Exec, I'd Purey. Class D-Gunners CIO 81
Pete Evans. MayfOwer Grill. n ". Jr.
House Class plymouth 81 victory-Dil-
Ions Bar. I'd Ziemba. Heintz Service Marley
VerKuilen.
800 D. m.-Class A-Times Classic
Palmer Park Recreation. Art Watson. Coca
Cola Botting Henry Ehrle. Nye Furniture.
Nal Cilmouri Bud Stempien. New Center
Classic Bud Stemplen. Grand River Chevrolet
sam Milan. Class B-Larry Campbell'S Sery-
Ice, Loyle IS. Larry Campbell Mt Elliott
Rec, "a Hogan. Class C-Bud stempien,
Czapsh, Joe stempien; Fords. Admin. 4,
George clifford Frederick Colman sons
Gleneagles, Larry Haytas. Lucky Five. VOL
VERNE Doug Frost. Gears G. NJ Diesel
Fred Nostrand LochmoOT Hardware. C P.
Sr Gerald Rose. Class D-TOol Room, Fed
Mogul Elmer Cardiff. No. ?, Pillar Glen
Friedman. Rathnsw Clothes. DsR. II. Cut
lip Class E-Pearlman Carriage. Lucky
Strike House. A. Clnka senators. Sears
George Pohi.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
fk THE OPEN
Year. Around
Fishing ON al
BY Don GILLIES

In a new move 10 further test
the longer fishing seasons on
southern Michigan lakes. Whit
more Lake in Washtenaw and
Livingston counties has been
ordered opened 10 year around
fishing for the next five years
except when there are closed
seasons to protect various species.
Whitmore is the third body of
water IN southern Michigan 10 be
opened for winter fishing under
special regulations approved by
the State Legislature. Bear Lake
in HillSdale County and Birch
Lake in CasS County are the
others. The conservation depart
ment viii continue a winter creel
census on Whitmore Lake 10
measure the effect Of the longer
season
Woody Perrone, well known
Detroit nimrod back from Alpena
today says that city's big wild
cat hunt set for Saturday and
Sunday Will be the biggest ever
More than 100 officers. direc-
tors and members Of the Mich
igan United Conservation Clubs
will attend a special dinner and
program al the Doherty Hotel in
Glare Saturday night.
The RoSeville Sportsmens Club
and the Detroit Sportsmen's Con-
gresS are staging fox hunts next
Sunday Ben Allen Of Drayton
Plains inventor of the ice ny
will be in charge Of the Paul
Bunyan Clubs annual ice fishing
expedition Sunday. The group
viii meet at Aliens tackle shop
In Drayton Plains Sunday.
MiChigan'S outdoor ScribeS will
be in Blaney Park Feb. ! 10 4 for
the annual Penguin Chapter
meeting, according 10 c. Alonzo
BreckleS, Paquin, executive Secre-
tary Thawlng weather and
high winds during the past week
were responsible for loss OF many
ice fishing ShanticS in several sec
tionS Of the state with Grand
Traverse Bay hardest hit.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Windy City this season Is proof
enough.
Harry Is a three-Stepper, throw
ing a two-nngcred bail with an
extra widespread grip. To my
knowledge, there is no other
team IN The country with any
rating az all that has two men
using thrce-Stcp approach The
other is Joe Sinke Lippe throw.
an inside curve bali, while Sinke
IS a corner shooter.
Shifting of your position on
the runway for the proper
angle, both ON spares and
strikes. before starting your
approach 90 the foul line il
Lippe's best advice TO improve
your game.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

1son high. and sixth on the ma
t,lnal board
IL was the MA ief slice of Paris
C',an'S 3l2S with lines of 247-
. -Z77. In the final stand Grim
rms had seven straight. spared
from the $40. had two more
strikes. and nine on his last ball.
While Crimmins was so oc-
cuped. George Young put CSC
into + e. BIS 3l97 which included
BIZ Kcnets 704 t21s-243-242)
and a 1856 goodnight. CrimminS
went into the lead in the averages
over Stroh's Charlie Boehm with
20S.lS. Boehm has 20629 and
Young 2062l.
John Moch, Crest. landed 665
Al Robinson. Norge. and Tony
Novak. Suffrin. 662. Fred Breckle
Wilson. 6i6. and Eddie Strosser.
Harper Recreation. Gal
Wilson attached BOOB and Stroh
-2022 as r n b went to fourth
the prize sheet
u In the Womens Major League
at DENLY. Altoona defeated Rivi-
era thrice. 2452 TO PTS as Vernon
won two from Garfield 10 60 into
a tie for first Colonial led the
team scoring with 260l
Prominent scorers were Hattie
Wooster. SIS: Maxine Cruchon,
$50: Flo Morys. 557. Connie
Powers 555. Elizabeth Gribbon
$40: Dolores Sieloff, 533
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
People i'm Sports:
w hat They Say

Ted Williams doesn't strike
out very often and he draws
plenty Of walks. Most power
hitters strike out "A lot; not
Williams. That's why he is the
greatest hitter 10 come into
ctr league in 25 years. Joe
Cronin. Red SoX manager.
Were just another ball club
and / believe we are being over
rated."-Coach Speed Wilson
Of the unbeaten Cornell basket
AaAA- trarr1
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Titan Cagers
Swamp 'DaIes

HILLSDALE. Jan. II - With
Gino Sovran leading the attack,
University of Detrolt's basketball
team found Hillsdale College a
soft touch here last night. the
Titans winning. 5l-24
Sovran counted 10 points as the
Titans led all the way in game
which provided Coach Lloyd Brazil
of the invaders a chance to use
his reserves during most of the
second half.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Prizes Best Part

Election Of officers, selection OF
the 1916 tournament site and dis
-tFibatfen OF prize money wifi
feature the annual meeting of the
CYO women bowlers at the De-
troit Recreation building Sunday
at 3 p. m. Evelyn Sargent, sec
retary. announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
New Sweeps
Leader Due
BY HAROLD KAHL

First place in Glass A OF The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes is
due to change hands again al
y nChene-Trombly Recreation this
weekend when 146 bowling teams
will see action in the five classes.
Reg Wellet's Edwin Five was
the. first weeks leader on 1902
only TO be relegated to third
when Howard Vautherot's
Schmidt shot 1881 and Ellis
Walkers Ira Wilson 1923. Judg-
ing from the caliber of clubs
shooting Sunday both these scores
will move down the ladder in the
standings. -..
Howard Crumit's Northwestern
Recreation and Hec Longeway's
Ritz will be the first 10 appear
at $50 when the Left Handlers
All-Star Classic League will domi-
nate.
They will be followed by Art
Watson's Palmer Park Recrea-
ton. Nal Gilmour's Nye and
Henry Ehrle's Coca Cola OF the
Times Classic, Bud Stempien's
Five OF the New Center Classic
and Sam Milan's Grand River
Five at 8 p. m.
DiLDISE SHOOTS ssi TOTAL
HERE AND rHERE--Joe Dndins spared
aSe-22s,zol- for 66i IN the Rouge Major
s44;ass for ess IN in the wurn's senior fdo go ,
Lewis Francis and Boo Rich drew the
the p o o re Roosevelt % ''o' jess % MSTodt yshs' M NJ
three ie2. as Er1s., Klus MADE ,,hs e,7;lo
Laura. lowest average man in the Loyal
wing with i9s. tumbled 26s for new high
whitman Ward Tipped 9es and Ben
foais Es@eih a57 iaf Tor second West Chicago
warren Ware bon bowl Tavern ~ % I'd ' PsESsla "a a57 w.
and Ernie Brief -233-in -in-ihs AIgsasss.4.--
Classic Joe FarkAs ass In the Metro
Delray . Dick" LutE asa In the Argyle
s5o Steve" Pietrsi 2a4-i79-244 ior
s64 IN the Argyle s25.
CLARE LEADS VICTORY
Ray ciars @ ,noi e4s IN ne victory Hoq,e
Arts Leo Lars, larson a44 in in shep,s ,o Con-. Sa.s
muniv Bin schlieker 24s IN the New
e.n.,,o esn.T ciss,ic rs a. s s.nsie 2<33 u ne
Harper senior hArilyn ISSky ala IN
= the Pasee- SchoenheTT Ladies Helen
Morrow 2l2 IN the Bowling Green Ladies
kdiei ''' ~ :" y" WI" :
Other league tops. Helen Kotelea 200
EsrRe Alhfecht SIS. SpTingNells Ladies'
william KAmin 29s Cadillac JAW. prank
Gruss. west vernon Ellis Walker, 233
Detroit Elks Frank" Suber. 237, Rain
bow sTS-Foe. t.e0" Jeup ass. Vogue
Junior Charles DeSsntis 2a2 LAW -CIn-
tgu BtyOche. 61s, Plymouth - Victory
VI Moor 27S Fire Dept No 2 Joe
Popsrd 22s Tower junior Hazel HOLE
man. ies SeW Fairview Ladies Joe K0yik
AIS Midland Men John Hovnan 2l4
rtvsFyide House Ann Major IN srfinEWella
Ladies Helen Malecb ia Garfield Ladies
NJ /. Virginia Kuhn, $50. Midland Ladies
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Biggest AAU Swim
On Tap Saturday

The biggest indoor Michigan
AAU swimming meet since the
wars end is in prospect at North
western High School Saturday
night when the Department of
Parks and Recreation stages
eight ChampionShin events.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

the { b &c q ( {
$ h a rpshootel
we are nitro.
ducing today
He is II arry
Lippa 33
Although roll
in < In h {
"chinaman' po-
sition. ne is re.
garded as an
e. X tionaI
te "A m bowler
and hls 206 av-
Crdge in the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
SATURDAY

400 D m.-Class C--Monsanto Chemical
b BIZ Ash Smoke Bros M Clemens
Cen Det. Corp, Fred H0runshcr. Franks
Five. c. Central House. Burt Walton Udy-
nte John Fogut. Foremen, Penberthy I'M
C. Gillian Atom Smashers. Graham Paige L.
Werner. Class E-Mohawks. Hudson Mot. l..
Belton cheekers. Fisher. 7. Weitel
80, 4,o Pc,,g.ic Eo.1, e bs9iSey e,ssS GAS SAT- AZ
Cox . Baker, Fsirway j. Erwin Kerstsh.
RYAN. Class E-Modern Ind Ems Designer.
Pred Boucher, Checkers. Melvin Hardies
Tools Bill Lowden Fixtures. Einar Friedrich
Tom veldhoen. Metal Process No. i. W.
CrUugan
DETROIT FIRE DEPT. No. 2 SQUAD
Ts3o p. m.-ClaSs B-WebeTS Tavern. Ann
fairSsy R2s S0G Coli jseE rec Cutting Mshteh1nee @ Ss
Ford Local Les ButIke. Class C-Ringers.
National Broach. Henry Pedersen Chrysler
Plate. I'd Esper Solyentol Chem, Jerry
Knoth,s Bar, Harvey HsusS. Class D1Ths
Mahlon Morowske. Rose Maliekis Bar. Lear
Ricketts,. Desantis undertakers Charles
Weir Cross Florists, Pattern Makers. Pete
Podgorny Class E-No. 2. Harper-v. Dyke,
Dick Ziskle Mich. Tool-Bonnie BTaes.
archie haeMillan Marines: stan a, % kslnef ,i
Mcrch. Ted Tylczak. Taggert Bros. r War
rem Bus. I'd StOmel. Pisula's Bar. Altoona Jr..
Ramon WitkoWsn. Sunnyside Service Glen
eagles SIS Ellis Courier Shipping, DeSoto,
Otto Cemate. sam q Walter Prov. T..
Merch.. I'd Bielicki. Class D-Small Parts,
Ford Fdry., Stan STAR. Cage. FC.d Fdry.,
Martin Vogel PalAce-DiK Heuse-WOiyefine
Chips. John Milatz Mite Hawks, George
sibel schmidt. Immaculate Conc, Walter
Plocinik Coodison Planning Mil, Rochester
Merch.. Frank Vol; Tool Room No. ?,
l. A. Young, Ed Prescott. Class E-Rayco
weld, South Oakl. Ind Frank TOmczak.
Lucky Strikes, Prindmeers John Macalla,
Hoods Cadillac Parts CeCrge Weigand Ma
chine shop. L. A. Young. Roscoe faTorough.
SUNDAY
10. 10 m.-ClAss B--LaSalle Cafe Pillar
sr Bari TrebeSch Class C-Builders. Ki-
Dubritsky Class D--Tirert, Ford Nat. stan
Lisiecki AmphlbS Ford Exp. II. smith
No. S. Car Wood Victory, Earl McNett
ZuiebackS Dept. Fort-Dersy, Frank Butkin
NIL Room. Ceramic d Prize Terry'S 75o-
{ Il Bar. Joe Burczycki. Class E-Timber
Wolves. Dick PARKS: SanderS-lce Cream.
steve Wist Sundaeg Bruno CenriSh Foundry
No. 3 ACF Kurt Heine0rodt. sutton g.
SON Det. Cooper Emmet McIiugh No.
BIDS -Lst.5f fsytiis Cont fts-rs -Veruuvay,
Joe Vinie. Cooties. Flex-O-Tube 4. Walton
100 D. m.-Class B--Sinclsir OIL. 2Oth
Cent Flint Norris Shepherd Class c.
Desantis Undertakers. 81 Rose. jerry DeSan-
tis Cardinals. Briggs Office, X Cole, Palace
Rec windsor Major. w Padgen. Csrret
Furniture. ST. Benedicts. Gus Cosmos. Tool
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
By FRED WOLF
tAct1Duut Stutj

The worlds title match this
week between -E&B and Meister
Brau will be- the first experience
in this type OF competition for
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
780 Bassed
By Crimmins

John CrimaiRS- OF PaFiseleah
A'd some serious bowling last
,L-ht in Michigan Major
~aCue at Crest Lanes When
finished he had 7s0. second city
lSon high and sixth on the ma
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

left. Steel; hook ends.
Easy TO hand lie. While
they last, css,z4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Low cost protection for
home, car, Top. With
bracket. cRs3lo
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
A. B. c. ESTABLISHMENT.

LUCKY STRIKE Iss 9Ii; s1vp sSSsO WYE. ~ s.s5,s s5
0pen Alleys Today Noon uutl Z P. n. ard After
~. AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Active mix. heavy zinc cup.
air-tight seal give longer lite
10 Wizards. Standard size.
B6737
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

Install c Cer-N U e
Frost Shields for
safer, easier winter
driving! u shields,
am pie for wind
shield, all windows.
I77ts
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
NON-B. P. A. MEMBERS

MlGHl6M htG, ishtIIYs IA aliS
Open Bowling al All Times!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
|ZARD OIL FILTER

Safe. "all-around" visibil-
ity. Bulb included.