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Evening star., 1948-10-06
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
What About Hawaii?

Some broadcasters believe that the
correct pronunciation of Hawaii is
"hah-VAH-ee." Indeed, when
labeled the "v" sound of wv" as
incorrect few months ago, Colby,
you're wrong!" letters came to me
from several readers, including a few
broadcasters, who, they said, had
been in the islands and could vouch
Tor the correctness of "hah-VAH-ee."
Nevertheless. the "v" sound has no
sanction, and Hawaii is such an i'm
portant name to all Americans that
we should make it our business to
stamp out the error.
I am indebted to the Right Rev.
Harry S. Kennedy, Bishop of Hawaii
for the rule governing the pronun-
citation of W. in the Hawaiian Ian
guage. 1t follows:
Nv" is always pronounced like
the English Nv" except when Nv"
is the next to the last letter In a
word or name.
Example. In the name Hawi "a
village of HawaiD the Nv" Is the
next to the last letter, and it takes
the sound of ''v," thus: HAH-vee
But In the name Hawaii (syllabi-
fled Ha -wai-D the wv" Is not next to
last. nor is it In Kaalawai. Both
WIS then have the sound OF W."
thus: hah-WY-ee; kah-ah-l -lah-wy,
wy to rhyme with by, my.
Not long ago heard broadcaster
| ernoG nf $hn Naonh ~ STAE
KEE-kee." AS the little girl next
door says, "He couldn't have been
wronger." The correct pronuncia-
tlon, of course, is wy-kee-kee.
The Hawaiian alphabet is the
smallest Of which I have any knowl-
edge. 1t consists of but IL letters
the vowels a, e, /, o, u. and the
consonants h, k. l. m, n. p. W.
Another popularity of Hawaiian
is that every syllable, every word.
and every name ends with a vowel,
never with consonant.
Even English words which have
entered Hawaiian change their SPELL
ing so as to conform to this rule.
Alcohol, for example, becomes aleko-
hola; dollar becomes kala; Japan
becomes Iapana (yah-PAH-nahD:
automobile becomes okomopila; Call
ifornia becomes Kaleponi; Catholic
becomes kakolika; colonel becomes
konela; England becomes Enelani:
New York becomes Nu Ioka.
X X
No one can learn grammar without know.
ing the eight parts Of speech. Mr.. Colby's
leaflet, CHA. explains the parts OF speech
in simple, nontechnical language. For .
copy. send 8 cents in coin and q stamped,
self addressed envelope to him. care of
The, Star, P. 9. Box 80, Station G.. New
York 10, N. z.
(Copyright. 1o4S, the Bel 9yndieate. Ine.1
Evening star., 1948-10-06
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

mede Clean cars sssf rry hz caaR tor SALES LES
CORP, rspst. competitive. 1891 'N1fs Wis
SUP 70 dkI ro sg1 tssm ey,ss Day
Ray HHN' ox' sssh os44 q cash price MR. cA5A Al
Hssedizs MooR TD aG for mp $3.50
M ST. NV. Phone MA. 27O1.
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
n, %f T 81 i # IS for fas pSs sha5ss s1s your
ss s,s VIII EEng AK @qas ssseptsd
eHsH diyF FoR r. YOUR eetHsys caRwe M buy w. W. SELL
!Fafs Hses aoTR CO. oFy oTa sa
ese a9 s5 81 Mimi sSs seaTs
Benning rd). IL 400.
viii pay premium prices for extra clean
go ,Sss = The ~ IsE% ri u SoSSS
CHEAP OLD CARS wANTED-cssh wait
ss 9s s1 s9 81 sSSs ne A. Apy s4B: psts m0ss
ShE seSses slso HoToR 9csF s R stt svs
BELL MOTORS viii sell your 1e4e to
l949 99; car and get you the highest cash ash
When When car % Is Sold % c.l Gn or srinr se your car
to t. " BELL wo MepoRs' saSa SOLO Wisconsin ave.
FAIR, HONEST APfRAIsALs on all makes
1928 I st. NV ME-. o4oo. -o
wANTED-'4e or ~ dark-blus Plymouth
4;dr; sedan in excellent cond. Ma; $3.50:
one-acre Used Car Mart. 10 minutes from
14th st. bridge. cash deal or sold for
you. With q guaranteed purchase nsure
eeSdu l2s ON Tess eosmD,a 9Hsn ii: pix.
Glebe rd., Arlington, OW. 25O5. OK. 4090.
MORE CASH FOE YAUR CAR. new or
9s T. ssas Rsuf Ill ss :as and <
ii sieaIs. Rs FFlcss ff sssa 1.,e b, washington.
BAKER, e., NC, cs;,dr for An Appraisal 2s1s n st
niS 9oe cARs A WANTED szSS mMEp1ArELY-'ss
M to WI Or 0ss es vNs Rgss Sf ess9
Ex,TaM WANTED. o. is4o $40 or later; prefer
Chevrolet. Reply giving year, make. gem
eral condition and price. Box 1924,
:WM xITA wsS.-nors SIS to5 your
SesR sspdsy ss soIda ts. ss rx wsss Isss
your % car let Son.ld = Motors eR ea on. % q s. es -
Ts:n ySnl D5 car oq. Is :sd 6osAp 81 Id sRy
TORS, NC. $40 Fla; ave. ne, Ii. e575.
hSsS s' E Ssf %$u1r t. g: h:s
Ssf5 + ss5n iFok R5Ss IN c. e cal 19 P ksod. as
sns i!fnf Us .Is s1FosE 9osp Sell In e 2
sHs as0 4 o s14 Want
cars regardless Of price; don't trade on
" We the need Se 70 sa
car is paid for. will sive you cash; If car
not s.s Asd E w H seaH's eas sn
esrtitied eertHsee' checks. See M. Barnes Or Mr..
apsn saaaeEs l isaS 1as
RT nf sa 1Psn ss3 to sSo Rg MoGohs 81 s
seash.ln ssaa s1l'' trade. az ~ K a MoToss 1870
EhSa' sY fRiasse%s ffass 1ass nSns III. M sstrs
set sbsm saa' 'ei Phone @ Be- 5e' 1859
fe e locations d5Ss & so1o ,fhsF r s1s as
susiSsssMAN 81 sSss 1Is IN Dir dir. need Of 1s4s. A.
Rssf II ,sf i?
HShThs %'4s $500
EN-. $500, $50 am. to $3.50 pm. Closed
WE WILL PAY TOP PRICE for your ear;
have customers waiting for all types and
G9sfs SsoL CT III s!iss g. :s
A PRIVATE PARTY Will pay cash for Z
clean Al Ford, Chev. or Plymouth. Can
MRS. NATEY, EN-. 3025. 9 till pm. or
Asa, AK. 27S2 after 6 pm. -6
VIII PAY Up TO $1,000 FOR:
40 Pontiacs.
40 Chevrolets.
40 Fords.
40 PlymouthB
CENTRAL MOTOR AALle,
GS2e Conn. ave. Wo. e236. m. e7S4
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Al advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

anglia, new 1e4s Fordl's Enslish-built
as s'dsn opa ans sHEd 4a
tx.de-in; delivery ,3-15 days. See your
Hh ReFs fsssF sc 14 II
ssnon.si.eh nx Phone Na T5ss asse for eaa0R
ehos: o eosrs sas 81 Res dseTy psy a.on n
sonsinsntsI design; hydIaulic brakes.
ssuipped: mel hester and detresters; e tis only
sl;Ss5 dsltvered; tsS%; snd trade parts
NV. Phone No. 1857. - " o.
e.. safety sli:stssl bodies 2{I VIII een:
sosolst.rs: % s. miles per SALON, s Plomet
;neIud. heater ana eesrosterSs; S only spPsS sf.5sS
1as szaSf 1910 saFFs RA6HS 5PS
Co... CO.; bSsh Sn 5Ita sldes OF 9TH at R st. NV.
LUCK s1Hes rs is4s 0Hss Roadmaster pyn.nov con-
vertible, Royal blue. matching upholstery;
l. 0d h wNEs siT ride nr tires EazA neW-car cosd
sTlch .ds hs47 is blue ,shs
Rsss 'sa sSssts log chroms amps2
.ss: sss As s7ss 7HssFstfn' IA eS5s S5ls owner j."
HuISk 1881 spseisi sedsnetts; r. and h;
3;6. 3st;66iaes ga nnisn ysrs low mi sDotY1ess
EoTeks; = PACKARD a'' Is ksaHsd, st. 1aA. nv
SeIox le41 club coupe; jus. returned
aRsa sse.s s.a s osne ssa needs s0 si 1
ssFs sS: III ss toE sfss vs cash 81 5s
sU1eR .' 1888; $3.50; radio and heater;
f1fei nn sfsa sEfsnanins eona' soo2 llth It, nv"
tU1cx is4s Super eonv. cpe.; blue. black
vass aas :sss5 ssss5 5ss hGs ssasS nd sosss seS
9fATcMEqE 55q MOTORS INC. 5loo Wis. aye
sk.n ioeo sS'el nal S s5s6S @Sdel xo 'fstR szS
ssGffcek ssGSffcek 11sa7 Eoaam.stsz maroon eonv.
sSs na ssD SEA. soveT a1 s... 1as ERE
afs SR HGM9GR S3nsG W. Mes' 2ss So to appreciate
BUICK 1941, sedanette, Special original
son d.s.ss. ss0 1857 sn Rv' e ssfs 10 A. ssSS
BUICK 1885 Special 4-door sedan. The
f.,Tass Tas,sssls ss S5ass 9t FL $3.50 81 5AkNEs .s s
BUICK ,e 1s41 ,' Special l : s.ssnes.s; s r and
o2AS Is So4ss fseta Is k.ns:a, .ssE
sUIcK Il SUPER sedan: radio. hes.ez
Suick scso. is4s is' !a sedsneste aSss Re.dmass.r
eth sosdon sadH ases s6d slip
ofsr under. AD. 1850. 1872 calvert St
ss :s lsss IKE. fs nss ssso .se.s: sos s:a ess
$e96; 30-day guar; IA other. Bucks te
sho9ss f5om 199 cars IloIa al indoors .S HILL !
Wash. s oldest FORD Dealer. NA. $3.50. Nv Nv
BUICK 1e4s Super convertible: S2,3e5;
BUICK 1e4e Roadmaster conv.; black
white top, Wv; tires; shows exceptional
; 'iSss' iSss .sd ssEms T. ksSs4 sys ns so!R5 81
ssiG11ectK 1897 Special sedan, very clean.
t'1eik su1eeikk 1915 SssisF; convertible coupe; radio
setaeo h H:tssss 1oss.r eGssssp sssSo H. IL. 4ass
BUICK 1s47 Super 4-door sedan; r. and
g. ss. vs!ssSs ss1so IT. ties ssss ssst sreen 10" n!s
nnicK 1919 dats2 da9,.1cs 4,door Super; 1900
SUiex 1912 Roadm: N sedanette; excel
3d5:2sb. DE. $780, Ext 81; ewes. GE
BUICK 1e4s Roadmaster conv. cpe with
white sidewau tires; r. and h: IL miles
Lists $3,46S, our price, S3.795; 3o-da!
guarantee; cash, trace, or terms at 90
interest. Open ewes. till 9, Sundays till
HATCHER MOTORS, INC. 51oo Wis ave.
S1fck 81 ss1a4 1a4e Roadmast.r convertible Cn cp..
Z. and b., car is black and equipped witt
The new type low pressure S.20xl5 white
vailed tires. Price is only SAB. CAP
fTCI CADHLAC-OLDSMOB CO., 122
42nd ut. NV. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
SuiIor Values His Bottle

NARVIK, Norway, (P).-In Mar
vik sailor climbing the gangway
to his ship stumbled and fell into
the sea. People ran to help. and q
rope was lowered to him from the
quay. The struggling sailor pulled
a bottle of brandy out of his pocket,
tied the rope carefully around 1t,
and shouted: Hello folks, save the
bottle first" The only brandy store
of the town was closed, owing to a
strike.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
STATION WAGONS.

PONTIAC station wagon, de luxe 49," late
1947; low mi, new cond:, radio and
hester; Sl:795. terms: Ex. $500. Br. 3645
FORD station wagon 1947; an excellent
car for . school. nursery or for pleasure;
motor and body In new-car cond. Call us
995: $3.50 with Is mos. to Day. May
FLOWER MOTORS. 1928 18th st. NV. RE.
PONTIAC 1947 station wagon. de luxe
..S" with radio, heater, whitewsll tires;
low mileage; absolutely hawless: 30-day
guarantee: S2.195, terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1888 R. I. ave. ne, CO. Oss2
PACKARD '4s station sedan; r and h.,
White-wall tires. other extras; low mileage;
$500 OF new car price. HALEY'S, INC,
2020 M st. NV, Ma. 1900. IS
Evening star., 1948-10-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-l94s Chev-
Folet vans stakes. panels and pickups,
for hire by day. wk.. or contract. PUBLIC
sMRy1ISGIEi M 1SIi DR1V-uR-sELF' 1923 L st. NV
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, by the
heTr. day; week or year sTERRETT
eeIf9 eIf9AsT1S sp5 St sERvicEE NV 10 AsT1a ssI Dr'V-oF
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas. prices; local or long dis
tance. Ia. 2937, after z pm. GE 1416
Evening star., 1948-10-06
|Goren on Bridge
North and South vulnerable. South
deals.

&k9
The bidding:
South West North East
spade 2hearts 3diam'd 'ds hearts
3 spades 4 hearts 4 8 pades Pass
Pass 5hearts Pass Pass
S spades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king Of hearts.
It is characteristic Of many types
Of safety plays that finesse which
might be regarded as perfectly nor
NAL Is deliberately abandoned. There
Is another type Of safety play in
which the secret of success lies in
taking an extremely abnormal
finesse. A case In point is todays
hand.
The bidding proceeded along con-
ventional lines and West exercised
good judgment in making the sacri-
fice bid of five hearts, inasmuch as
1t appeared that the adverse spade
game could not be defeated. North,
too, employed proper strategy in
passing the fve-heart bid. This
was by no means a confession of
weakness. On the contrary, 1t was
an announcement of strength. This
is what is known as forcing
pass" 1t carries message of un-
certainty to partner as to which
would be the more profitable pro-
cedure. 1t says in effect: Partner,
you must realize that 1 could double
five hearts if I chose to, but I'm
not sure it would pay. I think we
have a good chance to make five
spades, but I prefer to have you
make the decision If it is your
considered opinion that spade
contract would be risky, I am con-
f1dent that you will double them as
matter of course" South elected
to play for the game rather than
the penalty.
The king Of hearts was opened
and ruffed in dummy. South saw
visions of taking all the tricks. He
entered his hand with a trump,
ruf1ed the remaining heart, re-en-
tered his hand with the queen of
diamonds and tried to split the
trumps. He received a shock when
West failed to follow "a situation
that might have been .foreseen from
Vests activity during the auction).
There still remained a chance. If
East would follow to three rounds
OF diamonds, declarer could get rid
OF club on the fourth round, while
East used his high trump. Another
plan consisted of giving East his
trump in the hope that he would
make the error of continuing with
heart. Declarer tried the latter.
but East was not to be taken in.
and shifted OF a club.
The success of the contract could
have been assured by simple plav
at trick two. After rufing the
heart, declarer should lead a trump
and take deep finesse. This will
lose to Vests jack. But what can
ne return that will cause declarer
the slightest annoyance? If he fails
to cash the ace e'of clubs, South will
take the rest of the tricks. In anv
event the contract Is now safe
against anything but void Of dia-
monds In the East hand and a shift
to that suit by West, a highly I'm
probable combination OF eircun-
stances.
(copyright 1e4s. by chatles n. oor,n)
Evening star., 1948-10-06
This !
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Books should supplement,
ANSWERS to questions about ser.

AUTO AUCTION-sen or buy q car this
tory; total fee. SIS. You won't 60 wrong
buying or selling a car here. Big auction
sale every Tues; eve. p.m., l113 Va.
lAuction sales rain or shine)
CEMOCO LOWERS THEM AGAIN-Com
fort pleasure, dependability in q new OF
reconditioned car. Courteous attention
IermS. trade and dealers inNifad
Evening star., 1948-10-06
BUSES FOR SALE.

SORD TRANSIT BUS, good condition; sell
Ing because operation discontinued. Ideal
for personnel transportation or can be
easily converted to rolling library. rolling
grocery, or huckster wagon. See Mr..
Martin. manager, CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB. INC, OIL. 5000. IS
Evening star., 1948-10-06
FIND Z9 or more common
words In
PORRIDGE,

I FOR r D G E,
meaning, "a broth or thin pudding
Average mark is % words. Time
limit, 25 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS. such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
| form Of q word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

No one can learn grammar without know
leafet, C-14. explains the parts OF speech
in simple, nontechnical language. For .
copy. send 5 cents in coin and q stamped,
lself-addressed envelope to him, care Of
The, Star. P. 9. Box 80, Station G.. New
Evening star., 1948-10-06
'or; good mechani-
Sc call OW. 6sS1

1000" 4-door. black
+, new-car condition.
and heater; written
STEUART MOTOR
York ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

AUTUMN SPECIALS. cream Of the crop
Ford 194S like 81 1895
Dodge 1946 custom S9s
Chevrolet l946 S-visor, sig. lights $3.50
Oldsmobile 1912 "76'. Q beauty 1,OQ5
Chevrolet 1910. perfect - 995
Chrysler 1910, a real buy- 9a5
Buick 1889 Century ry- Sq5
Plymouth 1910. choice 945
Chrysler 1947 Windsor cl pc 2.495
All cars have radios and heaters and
many other acc. E & H MOTORS, 1921
Bladensburg rd, Just above Sears. Open
ewes. y
GREENWAY USED CARS, 5000 MINI. ave
ne. AT. 3516. Open 10 am. to pm
studebaker Al commdr. 4-dr---- S2,1sb
Chevrolet ~ 4-door sedan 1,775
Hudson ! 947 4-door sedan ! 800
Nash 46 4-dr sedan------1 1900
Ford Al Tudor $50
studebaker Al Champion 2-dr---- s95
Studebaker Al Commdr 4-dr- Q45
Nash 40 4-dr sedan-- $50
Ford SO Tudor 5S6
Most cars listed above have radio and
heater, and in excellant mechanical con-
dition. Your call or visit is appreciated
Evening star., 1948-10-06

vToI. bs bs4i Town sedan ons
vapor Jet super charger. fog lights, radio.
heater, baek-up light, windshield washer,
Briggs clarifier; perfect condition; S1,195
cash. Call NO. 3100 between am.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Word Game

100
Evening star., 1948-10-06

MERCURY 194e 4-door sedan: by pvt
flnish; r, h.; $1,750. MI. 1877 after, g.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

1946 "6" Torpedo sedanette:
,ped. unusually good condition
h: NO. 1851. z to q pm. IS
1947 Streamliner 4-door; radio,
lights. seat covers: lust like a
Buy this at wholesale price of
BARNES ISLANDERS MOTORS,
Evening star., 1948-10-06

1910 4-dr.: radio and heater,
!, clean interior: mech. OK;
day guar. 100 cars, all in
IL d TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont
Wssh.s Oldest Ford Dealer,
Evening star., 1948-10-06

neater, Wllte-Wall
brand-new. List pr
S2,750. Terms II d
DERS MOTORS, lat
MERCURY 194S clu
seat covers. very j
Buy this at whole
BARNES.SANDERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Ford Worker Hits
Suggestion Jackpot

Unlike the old proverbial say
ing goes. Lightning never
strikes the same spot twice. I"
Elmer Davis. Ford Motor Com
pany sand temperer. employed
in the Production Foundry De-
partment OF the huge River
Rouge plant. has hit the Ford's
Ideas Suggestion Pot" four
times. to the tune of Sl.l35.l9.
MORE COOKING
In view OF the fact that Da-
Wis has already submitted four
more good suggestions for inn
proving work OF various types at
the plant where he is employed
he may have another check in
his hands BY the time that YOU
read this story.
Davis who lives Al as Fred.
eriek street. earned that sx-
ira Sl.I3S.ls in the pasi nine
monfhs--fhrough the companY's
Employee Suggestion Plan.
He. who Is Al years OF age,
has been working at Fords for
% years. AS a sand (utility)
temperer. he is somewhat an
assistant 10 the foreman. He
keeps the men supplied with
and see that the work
gets cut as IL should.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

eolnG On Tor many years NJ
tact, long before the paper
haager" embarked on the bloody
path ot muroor. fvigh, aud other
forms " persecution.
The ku kluN Nlan staged an
other hooded demonstration
here last Friday evening. iniust-
ng 500 American NSzlSs IN The
Cllv Auditorium OF the este
mated $500 who watched the
ceremonies. approximately s.aQo
were veteran klanSncr who were
their masks and robes
JUST LIKE HITLER
samuel Green Grsno DFsgon
1T ATLANTA. with Nau-hke de-
ccpuon. stated the Khan stands
fer white Supremacy but does
t1i nate the cciop>d man. the
jew nor the CSiholC
Minutes after thc meeting dis
petSs>i two fiery crosses olSscc
AZ in the metropolitan area One
was IN tron, 81 Ncgvo store
Ir ths ciN> outsN.riS the other
WAS N tgcHt ~ sSrsec N ne
c,.s nes 1tStuct owned by Al
acIwaa W ! CASSIDY
DysEcn Grccn also Ststc5 DIR
re thc wccuNe tHSt INC irii1s-
,r r'cS would pv'Nc that the
N.sn Is fnc greSieSt CHRISTIAN
-sy,rvef .~a IN see wNrL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25

/ Walter Sagls was the FIRST
y casualty Those king pms fought
him 20 StandSull as he so,
+ tive splits IN a row and ended
f with llo game Portcrs' Clean
7 tgS team posted 794 for their
iuSi game bu, took two from
DAVIS Motor Sales who also
had IA fnr their last game.
Bll RhodmSn had eos for Por-
telS.
Doc Powell JohnSon's team
fought with al their night bat
FrisrS Ale took three. Does bows
managed - re FriarS Ale for
The last same, but lost out IN
sn eleventh frame roll-off. Char
lev Sake was high fcy Frisrs
( VIII SSS, Incidentally. the team
swept into re tov second place
Ni;h Poy;eFS
FgAnkcnmu;h continued 10 sing
Ro.l oui TIRE Barrel ana
clleG ever 81 .fmsn's for three
games s7Sa. ISIS Archie De
ShlelSS lesd.ctf nisr. gssne-ed
So a. some STEADY rolling.
PARADISE CLASSIC
ForieVs Cleaners opeF sted on
/ 0oc Pcwcs JchnSons hcys ana
err Nec ;S.ec Earlcs from them
81 Rhcosnsr cpene6 w3ih a
- enc oessr suffering with
anscr Quote Bill, IN n
'ecss are the most a,roclous
Rms ever shot a; ard the con-
Si'lcn ~ re sllev s awful"
as nSNt tWc gsntes were eos.
us Nsvs. hears Whsi excuse
he AsS ;or shooting ;hose scorcSN.
Ge0-ee Williams VIII SIS ,sSs
a.sr racca Tesuvenste6 Nance
arc ScNS iesns 10 & c,esn sweep
ser 1cf-Sc -f.-ycnsie3 DAVIS
NC'cr Ss.eS Gec-Ge Sisrte5 Of
VIII SpSre ano Al opcn frame
.tca ST. cS cst ,cv eSS JUNIOR
Norris c- DAVIS Motor sales
w's S Boc Guam also Bowls
or zee ;ea-,.
AV N,eore Frsrkenr,u thl
,cS1eo ~ wi-h s4s st-rt,es
: sro..7S - nicsrn ire b,vS ;hsr
4 At ws> fsSlae the 5scS-pct
was -aSe.s l1sc-nes tast
\secsse W.G.aris rolled 2ss s-s
crcsits 4lsn ssurie-ed hark n@s
rex. ssrae fcl - AS seems ~
ms aa-. '-S; SiSnf harp urv
SlGt O. 4
B.2se .es = srs Ale - ,u.,
sans MI sl,h,-EN ,g.-, -
= ,s-sS- ~ T-s-xsa--.h
S0o--Swsz7 tc,k :u-o fr,-, A..
pare Sausage csSs $50 2 "
W....a-'s hss $50 hEA
ITS III Ut AGE
-ENe' Jet ESI@ c. sF,-
lsv21Se7r-;, hss se,ut ,Sr
eSsi 'et 7-ogs ed oau r - see,
io'-i 'os-7 R,whrr allev -.
F-s;o-s secrs a t.-e ev.-r,, sss-
csr- Whenever C-fr w--ss
- ~ rs esL c-ssies Is. -
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leagues.
TOUGH LUCK. BOB
Bob Hughes. one Of the incest
bowlers youn meet anywhere,
jas, missed the coveted $50 club
last week while bowling with
Shlffman's team in the Palmer
Major League. Bob ran SAC. 10
fan only four pins short. Better
luck next time
PALMER MEMS LEAGUE
Palmer Bowl Jr.. pasted a 2706
1898 IN taking two games from
SarrekerS Service: can't play
those youngsters inexpensive
they reilly make you set up
and SO.
Garfield took two from Erie
Coal and Ice, 3+5S. 24S4
GsllshesdS pilfered two from
RuSSel House, although losing
total pins. 2sTA. 75eS. L. c. Har-
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ris danced to q Ga. 7oi, ala
i99.
Airrlane Sausage went through
the grinder and received a shock
from Heron's Electrical APP.
planes team. losing two games,
vet taking total pins, 24e6. 25l3.
POSTAL ALLIANCE LEAGUE
High series for the season is
neld by the Bombadiers. but they
are only one game from the
bottom Of the league. They have
fairly evenly Balanced league,
not too many games separate
the leader from the lowest
AL Thompson has season high
three games of SGT and is closely
followed by Henry Wilcoxson
with 500.
$1,000 At STAKE
Comes Sunday night kilgorc
M Hampton. bowling aces, viii
be richer by one thousand dol
lars They are bowling a sew
enty-t,vo game match with thir-
ty-siA games in Chicago and the
last half at the Paradise Bowl
this weekend. To date Hamp,
ton Is ahead by seventy-six pins
In the firS, games Kilgore av-
craged 20T. while Hampton
rolled an average Of 200.
RED LETTER DATE
Mark this one on your calen-
dar-Dec. 10. A match game
between the Paradise women's
league and the Wolverine
.eague VIII be held az the Par
adise Bowl II is a benefit for
,eedy children. Spectators and
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PLAYERS are asked 10 bring
canned goods or dry food stuff.
See you there
PALMER WOMEN
Katie Jones led Howell and
Company 10 q two game win
over Good Neighbors Katie IS
a much improved bowler this
season so her opponents had
better watch out.
Alberta Davis curved and
curved her ball into the pocket
to lead Porters Cleaners TO two
over DR.. Powell johnson. This
looked like a bad week for all
OF Docs teams. men and women.
GERRY WELLS
For interest in the game. CO.
operation and willingness 10 work
TO improve relations and build
bowling. our hats go off 20
Gerry. She has held some sort
Of office in 3. B. A. as far back
as can remember She is ono
Of the-rare dependable kind.
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TEN PIN TALES
By BOB

Notes and Anecdotes From The Bowling Alleys assn
Palmer Major Has Wild Night
Last week few singular events happened during
league time. When the pins down looked ten
OF the meanest looking king pins II evident
from the that they didn't intend 20 give up thing
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AMOUNTS VARY

The amounts vary aeco,a..
TO the suggestion. His i sl
suggestion which was an
provement on an overflow .
chute. paid him S60I "a : Tls
was the amount Of money q, NY
idea saved the company d,,,' Hs
~ 'irst 30 days Of the insisIY
laws says ne pIans 10 use q.
money he receives from ,ns
ideas TO build a home ~ ~
own for he and his wife. he g, ls
plans 70 be an inventor 49, 49,
really hit the jackpot somsS S.a
Wiz an invention OF his own
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DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DEC. 18Th 1913
Is America Ashamed
Of The ku kIux Khan?

MACON. Ga. Especial 10 Trihunel Although
Adoph Hitler has passed from the world his coun-
terpa rides rcckleSsy and practically UNDECIDED thru
the very streets OF America,
N tllAtsl 4 has ccnr n