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Evening star., 1949-09-08
The Plural of Fright Of Way"

@. A controversy RACES in our
Office over the correct way to plur-
alize the term "right-of-way." I
have pointed out that Websser's
shows the plural as right of ways. "
But my opponents say that Webster's
is wrong. will you please straghten
this out for us?-A. M.
A. Webster's' New international,
page 214s, does show the plural
fright of ways" But a careful
reading of the entry discloses that
right of ways" is the plural used
in Australia. Here is the listing:
b l) Australia. (pl. RIGHT
OF WAYSD A narrow street; a
lane. This use originated In Mel
bourne, etc.
It is hard to explain why Web
ster's does not list the correct Amer1-
Evening star., 1949-09-08

sandalwood was Hawaii's first
important commercial product.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. 6. W. Crone

1. Which one of the following
creatures goes "oink"?
Ram Barrow Gelding Steer
2. Which one of the following is
most suggestive of the M. D. degree?
Disciple Client Follower Patient
3. Which one of the following is
the underlying cause of the other
three?
Embarrassment self-consciousness
Blushing Stage fright
4. An audiometer is employed for
testing which one of these?
Heart Eye Ear Lungs
S. Which one of the following
terms suggests an orchestra?
Loft Gallery Foyer Pit
Clio. The five trees listed in the
left-hand column are linked with
the States whose capital cities are
shown In the right-hand column
Try to match them appropriately.
You are entitled to one point for
each correct judgment.
(a) Cottonwood W Columbus
(b) REDWOOD (W) IopeKa
(c) Buckeye (x) Sacramento
Cd Coconut palm (y) Madison
(e) Birch Cd Tallahassee
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; SO, average; 7-S, superior;
9-10, very superior.
4. Barrow (nale hog). q. Patient .. Self
consciousness. 4. Ear Clearing range). s.
PIT. g. (a) Cottonwood (w). (b)
Redwood-Sacrapnento tx). (c) Buckeye
Columbus wi (d) Palm-Tallahassee (D
(O Birch-Mad kon u.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Nv Word for 1t
By Frank Colby

can plural. which is rights of way"
Showing only the Australian right
of ways" causes the reader to con-
clude enormously that right OF
ways" is the correct plural in all
cases.
Let's apply little logic to the
term fright of way" (a1so written
"right-of way') and see why the
correct plural is rights Of way" (or
"rights-of-way"). A right of way
is a right of passage. Railroads,
highways, streets, pipelines, ETC.,
secure the right to pass through
certain land. Therefore the essential
or significant word is right" and
not way"
Similar terms are: right of search;
right of free speech; right of petit
ton; right of assembly; right of ap-
proach.
Now 1t is plain that the logical
plural of right of way" is rights
of way" And as further evidence,
let me cite the United States Gov
ernment Printing Office Style Man.
ual, which governs all Government
printing, documents, publications
and so on. The plural "rights-of-
way" (note the hyphens) is the only
form authorized by the Style Nam
uel.
The manuel lists this rule: In
forming the plurals Of compound
terms, the significant word takes
the plural form. Among the plurals
listed are: attorneys general; bills
of fare; brothers-in-law; courts
martial; men-of-war: notaries pub.
lie; rights-of-way; sergeants major:
surgeons general; presidents-elect:
commanders in chief; consuls gen.
eral; deputy chiefs Of stan.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Yes, here's the biggest news since
beer was bottled! With new CONE
WAY" glass bottles, you pay no de-
posit and you dom have to bring them
back! Remember, beer and ale taste
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Word Game
Find 81 or more words in
N m II z ~ ~

PATHETIC,
meaning. affecting or exciting
emotion" Average is 35; limit. 80
minutes.
Rules. 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. 8. Only one
form Of word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
ROTARY CLUB
 REPORTS PARTY

At the regular Thursday lunch con of the Nome Rotary Club, John Graf, drug salesman of Portland, visiting here with Boyd Harwood; was guest.
 The committee on the Rotary Ann party Wednesday night stat ed that the "St. Patrick" party was a grand success and that all who were present enjoyed the din- ing and dancing throughout the evening.
 The entertainment committee presented a moving picture on the Canadian North. It showed the ice
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
GIRL SCOUTS TO HOLD FOOD SALE TOMORROW

Tomorrow morning the Senior group of the Girl Scouts are hav- ing a food sale at the U. s. Mer- cantile Store.
 The Senior Scouts are Alice Mill Ter, Joan Longley, June Dunbar, Mary Louise Lyle, Kitty Bjorn- stad, Bunny Fagerstrom, and their leader Kathleen Peterson.
 The sale is scheduled to start at ten thirty and the girls have plan ned to have some very delicious food on display.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
Saturday. March IS. ls4s

Saturday. March IS. l949 FOO a.m.-Red Harper 7:l5-Reveille Time 7:45-Morning Devotions 8:00-Let's Pretend 8:30-Record Shop 9:00-Morning Melodies 9:15-G. l. live 9:30-Passing Parade 9:45-Bob Carlton 10:00-Turntable Time
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
Sunday. March 20. l949

Sunday. March ZO. lS4S 1000 a.m.-Disc Jockey Roundup 11:00-Chapel Call 11:l5-Passing Parade 11:30-Wings Over Jordan NoonIMusic America Loves Best 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-Three Suns 1:00-Show Time 1:30-Angelus 2:00-Robert Shaw Chorus 2:30-Fellowship Hour 3:0O-NBC Symphony 4:00-Meredith Wilson 4:30-Academy of Music 5:00-Manhattan Merry Go
 Round 5:30-American Album 6:00-Serenade 6:15-Gordon McRae 6:30-Greatest Story Ever Told 7:00-Hollywood Bowl 9:00-Dreamland Date 9:30-Red Skelton 10:00-Fred Allen 10:30-Hour of Charm 11:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18

l0:30-Heard At Home 11:0O-Impressions Tn Melody l1:30-Album Music l1:45-Personal Album Noon-V Disc Varieties 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-Hymns From Home 1:00-Around the World in His
 tory
 l:l5-Sound Off
 1:30-You'll Be Surprised 2:00-Musical Varieties 2:30-WeStward Ho 3:00-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Remember 4:15-Today's American 4:30-One Night Stand 5:00-NeWs
 5:l5-Fairy Tale Time 5:30-It's Time for Music 6:00-AFRS Sports Reel 6:15-Words With Music 6:30-Joan Davis 7:00-Grand OF Opry 7:30-The Lone Ranger 8:00-Twenty Questions 8:30-Hit Parade 9:00-My Friend Irma 9:30-Serenade 9:45-Corn's A Poppin' 1O:00-Jill's luke Box 10:30-Command Performance ll:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
HOSPITAL NEWS

Eileen Ozenna and Carlson Nor man were admitted for medical attention on Wednesday afternoon to the Maynard Columbus Emer- gency Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
WXLN
Friday. March 10. lsls

Friday. March 10. lsl9 5:OO-News 5:l5- Supper Club 5:30-It's Time For Music S:0O-AFRS Sports Reel 6:1S-Words With Music S:SO-From the Bookshelf of the
 World. 2:00-The Hawthorne Thing 7:30-Ray Noble 3:O0-On The Beam
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
Monday. March 2l. ls4s

NOTE-The "unit" for next weeks radio schedule has not as yet been received. Therefore the schedule can not at this time be printed.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
Friday. March ls. ls4s

8:30-Harvest of Stars
 9:00-You Asked For It l0:00-Screen Guild Players l0:30-'Melody Hour 1l:00ISign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18
PICTURE WANTED

If you have, or know of some one who has, a picture of J. G. (Cappy) MacDougall, will you please contact the Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-18

and snow conditions throughout the northern territory to the North Pole.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Antoine Cagers
Top Birmingham
Minus Bruckner

St Antoine YMCA moved in
io the second half Of tho race
lor the city championship by
'dcing Birmingham ~ 49,
%
Playing without the services
OF Herb Buckner. their high
scoring guard. and Robert Chap
nan. Their speedy forward. St.
antoine was held TO ten point
tie at the end OF the first half
II was not until late IN the
;nird quarter when "Eggie" Best
and Frank Robinson began find
ing the range that St Antoine
Odlled in front
High nOlnt honors went 10 T.
Best with IL points and +
Robinson next with IA. For Biz
Ai79ham G REYNOLDS was tops
with nine points.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

This is one Of the country'S
biggest tournaments from the
standpoint OF prizes and par
t.cipants and highlights the
current bowling season. $4,000
IN prizes will be given the
winners and a trophy will 90
10 the first place winner.
$3.50 FIRST PRIZE
The cash prizes will be di.
vlded ~ follows: $4,000 for
The first prize; s37s.o0 for the
second prize; $4,000 for the
third prize. and thirteen ad.
diiional cash awards.
There will. be "a qualifying
sames with the winner getting
$500 and a trophy; second
place gets $4,000. First Is high
scores enter match game play
At end OF the qualifying round.
GAMES TOTAL 80
There will be 88 games in all.
"a games for the qualifying
trialS and 64 games OF match
plav
Entry fee is $500 and the
d deadline for filing is midnight
Ian. %. James johnson is in
cnarge Of the tournament. John
son is manager OF the Paradise
fowl
WILL KILGoRE HOLD TITLE?
Morris Kilmore. defending
champion, will be hard pushed
10 retain his title bv such out.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

ard q trophy. The second prize
will be $4,000. third $500.
fourth $1,000. and fifth. $500.
Prizes will also be given the
two high single game win
ners. In addition 10 these there
will be six squad prizes.
REGISTER AT FOREST CLUB
Bob Gum and George vii
liams are ~ charge n the de-
tails for this tourney and can
be reached Al the Forest Club
concerning registration
Bennie White and Bill Rho1-
man are expected 10 continue
,neir dual from the pre-singls
tournament IN which White
eleed Rhodmsn % win BY one
point
Some oi tie sat of towncrs
'Xpected ~ 30 a Tie tourna-
nlent are Cleveland CnN. Wrong
foot Thomas Bill Plantc Joe
Scott Roy 81 ckland Tom
PAYNE md Elmer Reed from
Cleveland
From the Windy CITY JOHNNY
Hampton ranks mum Der one He
VIII be in company with Bob
Robinson Merll Thomas and
ilutt Harrison New York IS OK
3ected to send Doc Anderson
and Jimmie Merchant.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Wayne Cagers Lose
To Michigan State

Wayne universitys sepia sta- forward Noah Browns
efforts didn't result in victory for his team last Satur-
day in their game against Michigan State College, but
his defensive tactics coupled with. Guzzos Jfensive
driving kept crowd Of 300 spectators on edge thru
out the game at the Coliseum
Overtime Periods
Michigan State the game 1885 in the second
of two overtime periods. Had Brown, who didn't man
age ALL managed to hit the net in one of the
several scoring opportunities he had in the last few
seconds of play the story would have been different
Wayne led twice in each of the overtime periods
but couldn't retain control of the ball Both Guzzo and
Brown carried the Tartar scoring hope in the last few
seconds but neither could make goal, nor were
they able take advantage of several penalty shots
awarded them.
Wayne plays Michigan State again this Thursday
at Lansing If the Wayne boys master hitting the
basket at least foul shots they stand good chance
against their Big-ren rivals.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

In telegram TO the Commis-
sioner. me League said:
we urge you Immediately
obtain firm commitments from
Inc officials Of the State OF
Georgia and City of Atlanta
that the duly scheduled games
of April s-l0 between the
brooklyn Dodgers Of the Ma
iienal League and the Atlanta
Crackers of the Southern As
socisiion be played with all
DUTY constituted members OF
each team permitted to par
--hcipate.
"In tile event that such com
mitmentS are not forthcoming.
IL is urged that in the interest
~ fair play YOU immediately
take steps To transfer tho char
ter of any organized ball clubs
within the state Of Georgia 20
that in the future any duly
recognized member or any team
in organized baseball Will have
the right TO appear on am h'
field anywhere in the United
States ia a duly scheduled gamc
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

DldS.
DilarI properly declined 10
discuss that phase, bu. on the
subject Of Matthias, l948 Sulli-
van awardee. he wasn't at all
retlcent
Especially when decathlon
champion was referred to as
"a very fine athlete"
That seemed TO pink Dill
lard in : sensitive spot, for said
he with more than q mild touch
OF asperity'
Fine athlete? You don't know
What you're talking about
Matthias is a great athlete, and
q great fellow too"
In other words, lot OF rabid
characters may rant against the
selection of Matthias over Dill
lard for the Sullivan Medal. But
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

bad night for everybody Bill
Jones was high with a 562 for
rriars. Nobody was high for
Sportsmen; five members OF
lie team were low.
POSTAL ALLIANCE
Bobcats clawed their way 10
a three game win over the
league leading Woodmen. put
ting them IN tie for third with
the Skyrockets. M. Burch sand
wiched a mean 1870 in between
a 203 and a 20l for 544. John
GIier lee the Woodmen with
900. These boys should be in
the Paradise Classic, at least.
last week
Woodpeckers pccked their
way into first place by taking
TWO games from the. Falcons who
looked rather detected. (The
nerve OF those Woodpeckers).
Woodchoppers busted into
second place by beating the
Busters two games. w Bentley
was high for the Choppers with
a 532.
Elites made il two games from
the Skyrockets and Timber Top
peis made clean sweep over
the Tigers (??). Why don't they
iename the Tigers pussy Cats
"ould seem more appropriately?
Ernest Gillum had the highest
series of the day when he hit
5f4 10 lead the Jinx'S To a
double win over the Bombar-
dlers. (nice rolling).
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29


Palmer Bowl Jr.. put on a
spirit 10 win the second game
as they hi, 962 led by f. Wag-
rer, l92. That was the only
game they won as superior
AIrplane Sausage team took the
oiher two Fred Williams was
high for the Sausage boys with
SIT.
X. Jeffries was mighty low
for the Canfield Drugs as his
344 helped Russell House make
Il clean sweep Jeffries had
lots Of help. though. as o. Leslie
came through with a 498. keep
II up. boys. Ned Day bowled
20 when he first started). George
Williams anchored Russell House
with a mean 498. (Now. Georgel.
Bob Hughes just missed 500
again as he hit 584 TO lead Erie
Coal and Ice 10 two games over
Galahad Galahads missed Pierce
Coleman. their star anchor man.
Heron's Appliances took two
from Carreker Service. several
low-nobody high
PALMER WOMEN
Madelyn Shadd paced Porter
Cleaners TO two game win
over Doc Powell Johnson. Anna
bel Williams cLawd. my ave-
rage is sure in h--l dropping J..
lad l29 her first game and came
right back with another l29
Need | tell YOU what she said
Donzella Scott Just missed 500
rs Howell and Company beat
Wiley Realty two games. Ethel
Williams lust barely got 400
(can that be the old Ethel Ta'
,o)7
Inex Wynn and Gwvnn De
Smelds paced Supreme Linen
TO a whitewash over Slade
Gfaeg Mary Small with 371
managed to be low for the Slade
Irsggites
d. s. r. SHOP
Paul Ravanna had his curve
ball breaking from the number
one board as his team Ground
Robins) ran into buzz saw
(Machine Shop and lost two
games. B. Bradley was high Tor
the Machine Shop boys.
Highland Park two from Fort
Repair as D. White did a good
lob OF anchoring in the close
places
The mighty Roc Ravarra
powered $50 TO lead Shoemaker
10 a clean sweep over Coolidge
CTis rumored that Roc threw
his old ball in the river got
too many 400 seriesl. ]. Bowles
vas the very low for Coolidge
with a 375.
Universal Repair made II three
straight for Auto Body. Anchor
man L. Simpson was high for
Universal. no high man for Auto
BODY although every member oi
the team managed to bowl 4OO
.iiIg
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Matthias.

Matthias.
But II was still debateable, at
east to the better athletic minds
is 20 whether anything thai
happened IN '48 was of greater
merit than Matthias decathlon
victory al the age OF IL Dtl.
lard's saga had greater dramatic
impact
Ruled off in the hurdles. even
DIS world champion. he went TO
the flat. qualified as an Ameti-
can entry in the 100 and wound
up beating the world
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

additional score TO settle. Nil
gore finished 5th in the first
Annual Detroit Tribune pre-
singles tournament held at the
Praise Bowl two weeks ago.
ABc RULES
II has been announced that
:nls tournament Will run under
the same rules as the ABC
Bowling Tournaments are ope-
rated and will provide a real
basis for comparison between
nc Negro bowling league and
the ABC league.
Consensus of opinion Is that
lie Detroit Bowlers are strong
nough to keep the title here
in Detroit with such StalMartS
a.. Kilg0rc. Rhodman and White
Oh hand to help defend it.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Hollis Sparks
Alabama State,
Has 2O8 Points
By J. NJ. REYNOLDS

MONTGOMERY. Ala. - Henry
!iolhS. Alabama States veteran
4ce. Is far out front IN Hornet
scoring this season with 200
Joints in II games FOR an av-
ersge Of u plus per game
he PLAYS every position or
he team with equal ability AND
i> sure 10 20 down on the
hornet record books as one OF
'Aen greats OF all times He has
been leading scorer with the
holnets for the past three years
md bids well 10 repeat this sea
son. although he is being chal-
lenged bv lanky guard SANDY
Morris who just found his shoot
mg eve this season and has l6j
points in l6 games.
WIN 10 OF II
The Hornets have won l3 out
IL their II contests this season.
suffering two conference losses.
one each 10 Fisk and Tuskegee.
aud two conference defeats.
Wilbeiforce State and Tennessee
State beng the cause Their
record Tor the season (Hornet
.yore laSu:
South astern collegisns 39-4O.
rexas College 5l-53 Prairie
View $3.50. Tennessee State 68-
81. Fisk University 1898 Louis
He Municipal 1882. Wilber-
.orce state lO0-53. Pride OF
MhchIgen Detroit 38-4l. Ind
ma YMCA (Toledol 1857. Fort
valley State 1886 Talladegs
23-5l Xsvier University 1853.
ind 1898 Florida a and VI
37-43 Tallsdegs 45-48. Fort Val
lev 34-4q. Tuskegee 63-65
Total Hornet scores FOR sea
son 852 opponents 802. Hornet
game average. SOL.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

aopsrently there's one party
who doesn't overtly and whole
hoartedly agree with them.
HE RATES"
His name is billiard. thereby
proving that, emotionally and
piritually. he rates"
incidentally. this superlaiivs
hu-dler and sprinier was on
the scene today TO receive the
top performer" citation for
the American track aud field
divisions token rsbuks 10
the Sullivan Poll in favor OF
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

OUT OF -TOWNERS
TO COMPETE
II is our intention 10 continue
20 sponsor tournaments and
matches for both men and
women high and low and sv-
rage bowlers
The tournament getting under
way next Friday Will be foui
game across eight alleys test,
MANY Of the bowlers from out
cf town are expected 10 vie for
the s50000 in prizes 10 be given
b. The Tribune
First prize will be $4,000
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
billiard Speaks Up
billiard Speaks Up
Matthias Deserving
OF SulLiUan Award

NEW YORK. UNS)-That anomalous thing called
doubt might might not lnger today in the
strange and controversial of Bob Matthias and Har
son billiard Olympic champions But in this respect there
could be none
Within the last "a hours, billiard quite definitely had
qualified himself least major count for the Sui
Ivan Award he didn't get the result said of racial
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

TRIBUNE
MATCH r..,, pos,
fh ,s classic Tourney" Will be
sins'e Forest Club Feb. I and
neiu u-seered by the wonderiui
ronse made by the powlers
IssP ,Se first effort toward spon-
10 M w tournaments for bowlers,
ssin"e ,ewspaper announces It's
ms eftort rhe event viii be
avN nr games across eight alleys
wv nromises TO be interesting
sho IN as lucrative. First prize
% ~ $50 and trophy. second
VIII sI00 third, SIS, fourth,
"a and filth. $50. Thsre wiz
S9U bs several squad prizes, as
sH sisy as two high single AWARDS.
w. nans., many of ouI fellow
pe.11 p1s,s from out OF town will
Sy" ,oect 10 bowl in the match, IT
.Nf NECESSARY to limit the entries
-, for the two days.
SIDELIGHT
w our last match had been
torl games Doc Powell
,osor ~ would have been the
,nner sv as he had the highest
~ 10, the first four games
STs sS'a one IS limited TO four games
.'" ,hst an of US have chance
col those lucky breaks and
.he ,vinners circle.
MOTOR CITY NEWS
win ] Sturgis leading a pack
:, hunqrv Bruins, the league
u Ta,ine Furs by Dorothea saw
MN lead shaved bit as the
p,n,ns took two games. Roy
Williams had his curve working
- mo tune Of 597, to no avail.
nil N Y" Jones. who acts
=. an insurance man when he
i.nt bowling. came late to
i.a0ue and without the help Of
uch a star the Associated Build
ere LOST their first game. Guess
prospect held him up. Maceo
Kelley who is rapidly getting
hq,k in top-notch form, hit 59l
(2g4 for the Builders.
WHITEWASH
Bristol and Bristol whitewsshed
Reeos Cleaners behind some
mighty fine bowling. This j.
Roberts IS getting into print reg
ularly nowadays; he had SOL
(l22l for Brstols
ATOMIC BALL ROLLING
r Lynchi powered a 243 for
fle iackpo, and a total of $50
(Nhat happened those other two
games However. Aliens Super
Market won two from Jackson's
Wonder Hudson was high for
Allen with 558 and the league
is wondering when Allen will
make 500 series.
junior Morris had fhe old
atomic ball working for Jim's
Grocery he hit 602 with go
hgh but the team lost two TO
Meade'S All Stars. (Does Stan
Lev Meade bowl on the teamO
Labelic Cocktail Lounge tor
merly 18th Street Auto Repair
took two from Watson. Ace
Kilgore created a lot OF fight
in his bows as he garnered a
J64 John Carter. that bowling
rlayboy hit 6l3 and high for the
evening. leading off for Watson.
Run Joe-what's the matter,
mon, Joe Fladger with 437
after that 668 a week ago: |
can't believe il
PARADISE CLASSIC
Porter Cleaners. led by Art
Gassawsy. continues 10 bowl
those consistent games. They
took three from the Davis Motor
Sales who Just can't seem to get
started
Low scoring featured the
Frankenmuih. Airplane Sausage
I'll as the former took two.
None OF the scores really give
the capabilities Of the bowler
l1ttle J.m Merritt Just got over
The 400 mark l48-il4-l55 for a
w Come on Jim.)
Another low scoring game saw
George Fields l63-237-l78 lead
Nance and Son to a three game
victory over Doc Powell John
son George is really putting
little wrinkle on the ball now.
Frlars Ale took two from
Spor,Smen il another low scor-
ING game Must have been a
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
keggIers Will Bowl
For National Honors
At Paradise Bowl
By conklin Bray

The Sixth Annual Negro National Match game Bowl
ing tournament will be held starting Tuesday February
February at the Paradise Bowl and will continue thru
the 9Th
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Ga. Biased Teams May Lose Charters

NEW YORK tNNPA)-The Non-Sectarian Anti NaZi
League whose agents expose the Columbans in Atlanta
has called Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler 10
take steps transfer the charters of organized ball
clubs Georgia whc hseek TO bar the players OF another
team from competing against them because Of race.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

standing bowl
ers as Billy
Hampton, B o b
Rhodman, and
many other big
tim e keglers
from other cities
Xii gore re-
Gently lost an 80
game match with
II a m p I n, SO
these two men
will have an
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Tribune Bowling Tournament
Scheduled For Forest Club
Nationally Known BowIers
To Compete for $4,000
By Conklin Bray

The First Annual Detroit Tribune Post-Singes Class
c Tournament will be held the Forest Club Friday
and Saturday, February and s.
This will be the second such tournament of the
son sponsored by the Tribune and il result Of
the local bowers asking for such the
Pre-single tournament sponsored by the Tribune two
we
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
TEN PIN TALES
By BOB

md Anecdotes from The Bowling Alleys of Detroit
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-02
Appliance Service

WANTED-5-6 room house. Must be
modern. Call Zion 1850 between a
and 6. 975-Cont.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-02
"MOM AND DAD GO TO
SCHOOL" AT HIGH p. T. A

The next meeting of the
Zion-Benton High School PTA
will be held on Monday even
ing, February 7th, at 500 P.
M. in the High School Auditor
ium. Founders Day will be OBJ
served and the past presidents
will be present. The business