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S. ]. Flanagan
1877 Dawson Ave.

>. j. Flanagan
1927 Dawson Ave.
State of Michigan, in the Cir.
cult Court for the County oil
Wayne in Chancery
NO. l32.3ls
Earl Campbell, Plaintiff, VS..
Theresa Campbell. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT a session of said Court he :
at the County Building at the
City of Detroit in the county OF
Wayne and State of Michigan, on
this the goth day Of July, A. d.,
l948.
Present: Hon. Frank FitzGer-
aid. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit at
tached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant, Theresa
Campbell. is not a resident OF the
County Of Wayne and State OF
Michigan. but that she does re-
side in the Village OF Vidalia and
State OF Louisiana; such that she
cannot be served with process is
sued out of this Court because
she is beyond the jurisdiction
thereof
On Motion Of S. j. Flanagan,
attorney for the plaintiff,
II is ordered that the above
named defendant appear and an
swcr the Bill of Complaint filed
herein within Three 80 months
from the date of this order, or
the same may be taken as con-
fessed:
II is further ordered that a
copy Of this order be sent TO the
defendant at her last known adj
dress by registered mail, or
like copy be published according
to law.
FRANK FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
Edgar Nj. Branigin, Clerk
BY Hugh A, Myron, Deputy
Clerk 1881; "a,
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Simmons and Bib. AitYs.
SaS Grafiof Ave.

State of Michigan in the Cir.
cut Court for the County OF
Waync in Chancerv
LUCILLE BENNETT Plaintiff
rs GEORGE THOMAS BEN
NETT. Defendant
Order of Publication
No. 432-20S
Al a session Of said Court held
al the Court House IN the citv
of Detroit. on the 10 day OF July,
AID. 1913
Present: Honorable George b.
Murphy. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit at
tached hereto that George Thonl-
~ bennett defendant named IN
The above entitled cause, IS not
residing al 678 Garfield. Detroit,
MICHIGAN his last known address;
that he moved without leaving
anv forwarding address: That al
ter dilipent search and inquiry,
4 cannot be ascertained in what
state or Country the defendent
resides,
On Motion Of Simmons and
Bib attorneys for plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the above
named defendant appear and
answer the Bill Of Complaint IN
the above entitled cause. within
three CD months from the date
hereof and that a copy OF this
Order hc sent TO the defendant
~ his last known address, by re-
gistered mail. or a like copy pub
lished according to law, IN inc
Detroit Tribune Newspaper
George 3 Murphy.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy)
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
Bv L. G.. Naulf, =,
Deputy Clerk 49, q
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ORDER OF PUBLlCATION

Frank B. Holland. Plaintiff, VS..
Lucille Holland, Defendant
AT a session of said Court held
at the Courthouse in the City of
Detroit. on the 2lst day of June,
AID. l948.
Present: Hon. Frank FitzGer-
aid, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, il appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Lucille Holland cannot be
served by process issued out OF
this Court as she is not resident
of the State OF Michigan but re-
sides in the City Of Chicago,
County of Cook. and State OF IL
linols.
On Motion OF Charles r. Per-
klns. Attorney for plaintiff,
Ii is ordered that Lucille Hul-
Ian. the defendant. appear and
answer this Bill OF Complaint
filed in this cause, within three
months from the date Of this Or
der. or said Bill Of Complaint viii
be taken as confessed against her.
II is further ordered that a copy
of said Order be sent to the last
known address of the said de-
PENDANT, by registered mail. and
in case no registered return 70.
ceipt signed by the defendant is
received, that this Order be pub
lished as required by law.
Frank FitzGerald.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy.
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerg
BY Hugh A. Mcrron,
Deputy Cler 7-3l, 81
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the matter of the Estate OF
Beatrice Littlejohn. deceased, i.
the undersigned administrative OF
SAID Estate, do hereby acknowl-
edge that have received this No
tlce of the date OF Hearing
Clai as per attached clipping.
Signed,
Theola Robinson
Address
A Orchestra Place
Dated,
Detroit, Mich.
July 20. l948
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s. J. Flanagan
1927 {. Dawson
Detroit Michiqan

state of Mchgan 70 tae C
eut Court io tho County ot
WaNnt % ClmcCtt
ORDER OF PUBIC ALTON
NO. 423.2ss
Lille Ncal Plaintiff r
Neal, Defendant
AZ a session N sald cou" itia
az the County Buldinl ~ '3c
CITY of Dctron p thc County ~
WaNnc and State 81 N!ca-ao ~
this 9th day ~ August -
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cHAS. CAMPBELL
Attorney -ai.Lew
1884 Trumbull
CA. 1928
Defrnit l6. Mich.


State OF Michigan nj the Cu
cunt Court Tor the County OF
Wayne IN Chancotv
Mary Hanna PlantiA s., John
Hanna, Defendant
NO. 434.l9l
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AT a session Of SAID court hcid
In the city Of Detroit july g..
1913
Present The Hon George B
Murphy. Cmcuii judge
II appearing that the dcierd-
ant is not a resident of the State
Of Michigan. but resides IN Port
Burwell Ontario Canada. Route
, Care OF Nh b Daniels
II is ordcrcd that the defend
ant enter his appearance in this
cause on or before three months
from the date Of this order on
said bill VIII be taken as con-
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s. J. Flanagan. Atty.
1877 z Dawson

state of Michigan in the CIR
cuit Court for the County oil
WAYNE in Chancery MI.
HARVEY ID TAYLOR: ram nl
tiff vs.. BEATRICE {. TAHLOh'
Defendant. -.
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EssIE D. ROSS
aS7a22
O5 Grafiot Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coun-
p Of Woync
IS. 3s7.s27
A. a session of the Probate
Court loi said County OF Wayne.
6eld al M, Probate Court Room
h the cit, of Detroit. on the
twenty NlGth day OF July, in
No wear 1ne thousand nine hum
dpd ana iortyeight.
Present William + Cotter
Judge oi Probate. In the Matter
u the Estate of JOE MEDLEY
Deceased
ESSIE y ROSS. administrators
81 the estate of Julian w. Perry.
Iste special administrator OF said
estate having rendered to said
curt the final account in said
matter OF said special admins
iatol
Il IS oedered. That the Thir-
|uelh day of September, next
al ten clock in the forenoon
q. said Court Room be appointed
.or exanining and allowing said
account
And II Is further Ordered. That
q copy Of this order be published
nee h each week for three
weeks consecutively previous 10
sad TINS OF hearing. in the De-
uoii Tribune, a newspaper print
and circulating in said County
Wayne
WILLIAM F. COTTER
Judge of Probate
* True Cupy)
7 EDELMAN
4 NM. pLnhaln Replsipr
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Frederick Yates. Atty

all
State OF Michigan in the Cir
cut Court for the County of Way
ne in Chancery
BARBARA CURRO. Plaintiff VS..
CATOLDO CURRO Defendant.
No. 433-73s
Order of Publication
AZ session OF said Count held
al the Court House in the City
Of Detroit in the said County on
the day Of July. AID. l948.
Present Hon GEORGE b.
MURPHY, Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing that defendant is resi-
dent Of this state and that process
for his appearance has been duly
issued aHd that the same ould
not DC Served by reason Of his
absence of concealment within
this state and by reason of his
continued absence from his last
place of residence, 1900 Larned
street, Detroit, Michigan
On Motion Frederick Yates, At
torncy for Plaintiff.
1t Is Ordered that the defend
ant, Cataldo Curro. enter his APP
pearanCc in the said cause on or
before three 81 months from the
date Of this Order. or the Bill OF
Complaint may be taken as con-
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charles B. Berry. Atty.

State OF Michigan in the Cir
cut Count for the County OF Way
ne ID ChancelN
JUANITA TURPIN plaintiff
vs. JAMES TURPIN Defendant.
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~, tha.. csmrbeII. Iaos Rroadw.y

oI Michigan circuit court Tor
n'y NJ Wayne In Chanccry.
g., JUNE MGI,LIGAN. Plaintiff W
ltlN Mit.LfGAN Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
No. faa-220
.rssion ~ said court held In the
'i Detroit luns IS. isfs
''sent The Hon. ROBERT ". TOMS
Circuit JudEe
appearing that summons issued IN
cause could not be served and has
returned Not Served. that the
enaants residence IL unknown ana
al gent inquiries II cannot be -
ned IN what state Or Country the
.ndant resides
ORDERED that the defendant
hls appearance IN this cauee on OF
three months a. from the date
- confessed
~ FURTHER ORDERED that >
OF MS order be sent nv registered
70 So defendant ~ tt5t Merfick
Michipsn. he last known al
atd ~ not received personally hy
osiendsnt a. least 20 days befofs
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Arthur w. Rhodes. Atty.
Rn1 3 Adams Avanna

State Of Michigan m the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
WAYNE in Chancery
SAMMIE McMORRlS. Plaintiff
VS. EUGENIA MEMORIES, De-
PENDANT
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DIX OF PUBLIC AIION
NO. 423.293

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NO. 423.2s3
EdN & Lee Richardson Plain
a dell Richardson, Dctcn-
aart
ia ion OF said Coutt held
a. ia county Building ~ The
ems Detroit, in the County OF
Wsyne and State of Michigan on
Tits thc Bird day of August A D.,
1913
P of. Hon. Miles n Guile
aan CacuIt Judge.
* ppcdring from affidavit at
'cacd hereto and filed herewith
',al the defendant, Ardcll Rich
tson IS resident of the State
oi Michigan, and her last known
address was 1880 Cameron Street
DcnoIt Michigan;
lhai process for her appearance
tafe been duly issued but could
H9' be served upon her personal
nr reason OF her absence from
c9ucalnent within the State
nd by reason OF her continuous
an>ence from her place OF resi-
lcncc.
on Motion of S. ]. Flanagan, at
nov tor the plaintiff,
= Is ordered that the above
cd defendant appear and an
The bill of complaint filed
within three (3) months
ne date of this order or the
noy be taken as confessed
' hcr.
,miher ordered that copy
tu order be sent TO the de-
aat AZ her last known adj
eN bv registered mail, and that
apy be published accord
40 law.
0Lftd
Niles N Culehan,
Circuit Judge
rs James B. Stone.
Deputy Clerk
8-l4; 9-l8.
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No. 43S 3ss
Order Of Publication for Non
Resident Defendant

At . session Of the said court
held IN the court house, m the
CITY Of Detroit County OF Way
ne and State OF Michigan, on the
2 day Of August, l948
Present. Honorable MILES n.
CULEHAN Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant Eugenla
McMorlis Is not d resident OF the
State Of Michigan but she IS q
resident OF the State of South
Carolina, and she resides In the
Town Of Laurens County Of Lau-
rcns and State OF South Carolina,
RID No. J.
On motion Of Arthur w Rhod-
es. attorney foi plaintiff i IS ord
cred that the defendant Eugcn-
Ia McMorrrs, appear and answer
The Bill OF Complaint filed IN this
cause within Three t3 month
from the date Of this Ordec on
said Bill Of Complaint VIII be
taken as confessed against her by
the plaintiff
II is further ordered that a
true copy of this order be publl-
shed according 10 law and that
true copy OF tins order bc sen;
by registered mail 70 the SAID de-
PENDANT at her last known post
office address al least twenty
days before the time PRESCRIBED
for he appearances
Miles N Culehan
Circuit judge
A True C0pvl
Edgar NJ Branlgn.
County Clerk.
BY Elizabeth Holden.
Dcputv Clark %
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M NMiam '. banks. lOs Grafiot

Nhiihm " banks, fnA NFHi'"
81 higan the ' 1i
he county Of Wayne IN cham
s Plaintiff Va VIII Jones.
order - Publication M. estes
.n of said Court held a the
w the city 81 Detroit
WAYNE and state OF Mirhipan.
day ~ June. \. ID. 1919
Honorable Robert N. Toms
IHirr
unr that The defendant Is not
~ this State but resides 10
NJ Nrksnsnr. IN the Cny o.
si0 Washington ST
niet'd that the defendant en-
Nl"alHDrc n this cause on OF
'tr'e months from the date Of
or said bill will be taken a.
iHrher ordered that a copy Of
Tor Do sent BY registered man 70
'.HaIut % 7l0 Washington 81,
r'u Nrkansas. HE last known adj
'n not received personally ~
N'''ndsnt ~ least twenty DAYS be-
iiue personally by sald defend
'fst twenty days ~efore the
p fihed Tor appearance, that
ifr he published by law
foins Circuit Judge
.DTy
ID llfaniEiu. clerk
~ NuraWskL Deputy Clerk
5-ls. sal.
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PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

PRINCE HALL 0. +. ). COLUMN
GUIDING STAR NO 1l-sTATED MEETINGS Isl Wednesday
DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy Matron--firs Nan
ey White S22 Erskine TIE 34o4 Worthy Pairon MT Snes
Randall 1874 Grand Blvd SeereiarYMrs Grace baen-
ger. 1855 9oih Street LA 4sel , j, =,
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-STATEp MEEIiEss Isl st'
day DECREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Mairon-Srs
Blanche sos7 Path Street TY ssSls Worthy Pa
ron-Mr. Clark SS2z 3oh Street, seereiarY--Nrs
Carrie b Riley Parker PL- 1854
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS Isl Wednesday,
DECREE WORK Ord "Wednesday Worthy MatronMrs Mar.
GRO coiins ils49 MeDoueaf TW 1858 Worthy
Reid. l742s Maine TW lSs7s SeerearY-Miss Hose
A. Fisher 32ll Yemans. =
day DECREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs Eth
81 MedburY tn. 2ss7s Worthy Patron Mr. De-
HoeY 1925 cardon TO ss422 Secretary Mrs AYee
Yancey. 3l37 Russell. TE. 1884
STAR CHAPTER NO. 26-STATED MEETINGS Isl Thurs
Willie Austin Micheldae IL 23s72 Worthy Patron.
George Glenn 23s4 Majestic; Secretary Mrs Opal Glenn
CT AGNES CHAPTER NO 49, STATED MEETINGS and
Wednesday DEGREE WORK 4th Wednesday Worthy Marion
Lorraine Daniels S0ss 23rd Street TY. 74769 Worthy
FLEMING 6S52 BoNwood 6O573; Secre
Mrs. Beafri Fleming. Boxwood TY 6o573
cAPSTONE CHAPTER NO 2e. STATED MEETINGS End Thurs
day DEGREE WORK 4th Thursday. Worthy Matron. Mrs.
French Road HI 34l Worthy Patron
Mr. John c. Robinson 1910 Maple CHI osss; Secretary Mrs.
Maizie Johnston 3433 Arndt.
day DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Marion Mrs
soe Oakland TR. l4o47; Worthy Patron, Mr..
William Hunter; Secretary Mrs. Eileen Donaldson sSos Con-
DoRIcIAN CHAPTER NO. 81 STATED MEETINGS End Thurs
day DEGREE WORK 9Th Thursday. Worthy Marion. Mrs Ed
Greene. 447 Marson. TR oSos Worthy Patron Mr.
Henry Calvert 1883 Dryden; Secretary Mrs Henrsne Yuie
ssS Benton. TIE. l.oSs.
DEBORAH CHAPTER NO 30 STATED MEETINGS 2nd Monday
DEGREE WORK 4ih Monday. Worthy Marion. Mrs.
1850 TY 75772; Worthy Patron. Mr.. Walter
ST eye 1892 Melrose TR l3+sl Secretary Mrs Aimee b.
TYRE CHAPTER NO 49, STATED MEETINGS Isl Monday. DE-
GREE WORK Ord Wednesday Worthy Marion. Mrs. Ruth
Canton $3.50; Secretary Florence
Fields 32sl Canton WA. $3.50.
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8. J. Flanagan
1927 (. Dawson
Detroit. Michigan

N,a,C ol Michigan, IN the Circuit
~ 10 The County Of WAYNE
chaaecrv
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
L1T 8 NATHAN
No. 434,654

State Of Michigan, IN the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Schroeder liked,
| Asserts Scribes
Stirred UpFeud
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

LOS ANGELES. Sept. s.-Ted
Schroeder, happy to be back home
after his latest Davis Cup conquests
has a few words for Eastern tennis
writers.
. Most o. the Eastern reporters
didn't know anything about tennis
and were concerned principally with
stirring up a feud between frankie
Parker and myself" Schroeder tolc
a reporter on his plane arrival yes
terday.
He excepted Allison Danzig of the
New York Times and Gayle Talbot
of the Associated Press from that
sweeping statement, then con-
tinued:
LAS a matter of fact there was nc
trouble at all between frankie and
myself, and neither of us said any
thing that would give a wrong i'm
preston. Whatever went into thu
Eastern papers on this subject was
pure fabrication, and they kept at
it the whole month I was back
there"
Schroeder, who. like Parker, pol.
iShed of two Australia singles op-
ponents, also exploded over news
paper "second-guessing" of the
player selections made by nonplay-
ing Capt. Alrick H. Man.
Parker lost only 10 games against
Sidwell and Quist, and 1 lost 13,
he said.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Although
the seeded" tennis draw is the
most successful way to keep the
stars-and top gate attractions
from knocking one another out in
the early rounds of tournament,
no way has been devised yet to
balance a draw sheet perfectly.
The 1948 National mems and
women's singles championship
which starts Friday at Forest Hills,
reveal the usual condition of
strength concentrated in one quar-
ter of the draw. In this case VIM
bledon Champion Bobby Falken-
burg of Hollywood, Calf, and the
defending women's champion, Lou
ise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calf,
seem to be the victims.
Falkenburg was seeded fourth on
the domestic list when the field of
81 was drawn for the 9th mems
singles championship yesterday
His name came out at the top of
the second quarter. About the only
break Bobby gets as a result is a
first-round bye before meeting
George Richards of Los Angeles.
Parker's Chore a Contrast.
Also in that quarter are Jaroslav
Drobny, the Czech Davis Cupper
who is second on the foreign list;
Colin Long of Austria, seventh seed
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Major District, K. of C.. Loops
Start Pin Campaigns Tonight

mark OF 1000, the highest ever
bowled here Abe Weinberg and
Ed Heller were the other two pin
men of last seasons Winchesters.
Toms Auto Service. one of the
six new clubs, will have Howard
Parsons, Joe Freschi, Johnny Ressa,
Moe Meade and Nick Rinaldi, cap
tain, in strong lineup. Schlitz
Beer with Harry Aiken, captain, will
have Hokie Smith, Mike Avon,
Frank Micalizzi and possibly Ed
Blakeney.
The H. B. Leary Bros. lineup will
be AL Terry. Bob Miciotto, Rocco
Nocera, Jack Barley and Karl
Gochenour. Mann's Decorators will
have Ray Watson, Larry Smith, Ell
Geib, Heller and George Scribner,
captain. Scribner last season was
at the helm of Greenway, Minor
District League flag winner.
The opening nights schedule:
Toms Auto Service VS.. Caruso Gro
Gerry at Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
Hutchison Furniture Co. VS.. Arcade
Pontiac at Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter, Mann's Decorators VS.. Schlitz
Beer at Fort Davis and. VIM
chester Packard VS.. H. B. Leary at
Greenway.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
FoIkenburg and Miss Brough
Under Early Net Pressure

him. Shields is Quist's second-round
opponent.
/ Second-seeded Billy Talbert oil
New York has a harder schedule
with fifth-seeded Earl Cochell Of
San Francisco and Geoff Brown OF
Australia and Eric Sturgess of South
Africa in the same quarter, along
with Vladimir Cernik of Czecho-
slovakia and Felicisimo Ampon o1
the Philippines, a couple of un-
seeded but possibly troublesome in
vaders.
It's Rough on Brough.
In the women's singles Miss
Brough will have to contend with
Mrs. Dorothy Bundy Cheney, a
top-f1ight player only a couple OF
years ago. as early as the second
round. Also in her quarter are
fifth-seeded Shirley Fry of Akron
Ohio: Joy Cannon of England and
Sheila Summers of South Africa.
Doris Hart of Miami, second on
the women's list. landed in the same
section as Gertrude Moran of Los
Angeles, an improving young player;
Dorothy Head of Alameda, Calf,
and Mrs. Betty Hilton of England.
Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du Pont
of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Pat
Todd of La Jolla, Calf, ranked
third and fourth, shouldn't encoun-
ter any trouble before the quarter
finals. If it comes there, it should
be from Magda Rurac of Rumania
top-seeded foreign woman, whSis in
Mrs. Du Pon't quarter, and Nelly
Landry of France, Mrs. Todd's likely
opponent,
Evening star., 1948-09-08

ed Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, Bulge
Patty and Tom Brown, a pair of
young Californians of international
caliber, and Tony Mottram of Eng
lands Davis Cup forces.
Patty and Mottram come together
in a lirst-round match that will
eliminate one threat and Tom
Brown meets a West Coast rival,
Jim Brink of Seattle, in the same
round.
In contrast, top-seeded Frank
Parker has only three important
rivals in the top quarters-Billy
Sidwell of Australia, who was no
match for Parker in the Davis Cup
challenge round; frank Sedgman,
another Australian, and Young
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles.
Third-seeded Gardnar Mulloy of
Miami landed in an equally soft
quarter with only the Australian
veteran Adrian Quist, Harry Likas,
sixth-seeded San Franciscan and a
couple of American veterans, Sidney
Wood and Frank Shields, to disturb
Evening star., 1948-09-08
By Ben McAIwee

Along with numerous other duck
pin leagues, 1t will be season cur
tain-raisers for Washingtons two
oldest loops tonight. The Mems
Major District starts its Add year
on several different alleys. while
the 16-team Knights of Columbus
opens its 40th campaign at Colum-
bia at pm.
K of C. officers are Frank A.
Kolley, president; Cecil c. Sorrell,
vice president and Silvio H. Poll,
who will be serving his 18th term
as secretary and scorer.
With all eight teams about evenly
matched, another keen flag race
looms for the fast District loop,
which since it was organized in
1906 has been one Of the foremost
duckpin circuits in the country.
Last season the pennant was de-
cided on the final night, when Burr
Heishman Tires nosed out VIM S
Motors by game.
Both teams are out this season,
but four members OF the HelShman
combination, Cletus Pannell, Billy
Stalcup, Al Wright and Bob Wal
ZACH will bowl for Hutchison Furni-
ture Co. with Bob Guethler as the
fifth man. Lindsay Stott. Winn's
captain, now heads the Caruso
Grocery outfit, which includes Paul
Perkins, Gene Hargett, Bill Buck
ner and Frank Caruso. last season S
Minor District League individual
champion.
Arcade Pontiac. one Of the two
teams to retain Its franchise, has
a new and strong aggregation in Joe
Harrison, Fred Murphy, Leon
Fleisher, Paul Jarman and Jack
Talbert, captain. Julie Singer, two
time individual champion, forced to
break up his sensational-scoring
Winchester Packard combination,
again will have Sam Simon and
Sam Shreve with Tony Santini and
Whip Litchfield as new members.
Besides a national record game
score Of 773. the Winchesters last
season established a three-game
Evening star., 1948-09-08
What's in q Name? Everything land Nothing!
Dozed Gdmon Seeks Win for Vetoo but Is Ruled Offsde

lief to know he was all right.
But he said he couldn't come to
practice Wednesday, because he
didn't want to leave Hilda, his
wife. Well, we kicked that
around for while and I don't
see him until Thursday. He's
been sitting up nights, losing
sleep and looking like ghost.
I started to worry all over again.
Il mention Bears and I might
as we'll have been talking about
bears in the ZOO: His mind is
thousands of miles away. I tell
him if he's got to stay up all
night can he get cot and at
least lie down. He says he has
been taking it easy aud every
thing is okay.
well, he shows up for practice
\ Saturday morning with box of
cigars in his hand You know
he says, this is kind of embar-
RAISING. The baby's a girl and
we hadn't even thought about
girls name. We don't know
what to do
That's all right. I told him.
Thousands of parents have had
the same problem, but 1t worked
out all right. You'll think of
something good.
1--WE might call her Victoria II
we beat the Bears tomorrow he
said. That's the first time he's
mentioned the Bears all week
a real good sign, so I agreed 1t
was a very pretty name and
would be appropriate if we won.
Every time we mention Vic
torias name I'll think about the
time we beat the Bears he says,
and you can tell he's really en-
Unused about the idea. I'm get
ting enthused, too. I want to
heat the Pears the worst NAV