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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
Mrs. W Cirouard
 Guest At ShosOer

A china shower given last evening at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Mrs. Wallace Girouard, the former Lillian 0. Hayden of Luke street, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, Mrs. Arthur Girouard and Mrs Richard c. Meo were the hostesses The decorations consisted of cut flowers and ferns, A delicious supper was served,
 Among those attending were: Mrs. T. r. ODonnell, Mrs. Andrew Healy, Miss Kay Rochon. Mrs, Mary Sweeney, Mrs. Theresa Healy, Maher, Mrs. Leonard Bond, Mrs. Louis Flamagetti, Mrs. Nellie Peck, Mrs Patrick Carlin, Mrs. Charles Reilly, Miss Mary Blanc, Mrs. Ed- ward Curley, Sr, Mrs, Edward Cur ley, Jr., Mrs. John Cuddy, Mrs. Jes- sic Porter, Mrs, Arthur Dulac, Mrs. Madeline Arab, Mrs. Annie Nakid, Miss Catherine Nakid, Mrs. Arthur Girouard, Mrs. Richard c. Meo. Mrs, Martin Scully, Miss Mary Scully. Mrs. Ambrose Scully, Mrs, Thomas Moore, Mrs. Vincent A. Scully, Misses Margaret and Ella Coyle, Misses Mary and Anna Griffin, Mrs. William Blacker and Miss Marian Blacker, Mrs. William Kelly.
 Mrs. Michael Kelly, Mrs. John Hogan, Mrs Arthur Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph Kendrick, Mrs, Frank Keefe, Mrs. B. x. Keefe, Mrs Daniel Cam pion, Mrs. William Kenny, Mrs, William Haggerty, Mrs, William Purcell, Mrs. Howard Girouard, Miss Mary McNlcols, Mrs. Dexter Saun- ders, Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs, Earl Bulger, Mrs. John Calvin, Miss Amy Lawson, Mrs Thomas Reyn- olds, Mrs, P. OConnor. Mrs. H. Hubert, Misses Mary and Rita Coyle, Mrs. Ronald Benson, Mrs, George Frageau, Miss Margaret Frageau, Miss Catherine and Jane Hayden, Mrs. John Hayden, Mrs. Martin Hayden, Mrs. Frances Mantiglia, Mrs. James Tacnelli, Miss Rose Meo, Miss Ann Moore. Mrs. Frank Meo, Mrs. E. J. Mcdonald, Miss Helen McQuinn, Mrs. Joseph McGinnesS, Mrs. Mary Lynch.
 Mrs. James Bolan, Mrs. Charles Butterly. Bethlehem, Mrs. Margaret Costella, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs Vincent Shea, Mrs. Patrick Ford, Miss Eleanor Ford, Mrs. Mary Kill martin, Miss Peggy Kilmartin, Mrs. Frank Dutil, Mrs. Katherine Zibell, Miss Lucy Minnehan, Mrs. Belinda MiSc Maroaret D0wiinp Miss Catherine Burns, Mrs. William Byron, Mrs. James Commerford, Mrs. DenniSS Sullivan, Miss Kay Sullivan, Mrs. E. J. Fitzgerald, Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald, Miss Rebecca Summa, Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Har- old Shea. Mrs. Frank Murnane, Miss Marguerite Shea, Mrs. Charles Con- nell, Miss Bessie and Rosemary Smith, Mrs. Helen Ahearn, Mrs. George Beckley.
 Misses Helen and Marge Quilter, Miss Stephanie Gworek. Miss Flor ence Crowley, Miss Amelia Deroches. Mrs. Agnes Proulx. Mrs. Eugene Conroy and Mrs. George Ahearn, Seymour. Mrs. Russell Warner, Mrs. James Kerr of Southbury, Mrs, James Ryan, New Haven, Mrs. John Shearon, Miss Irene Kemp, Mrs. | Michael Macary, Mrs. Frank Ber- gin, Miss Rosemary Bergen. Miss Sarah Doyle, Mrs. H. A. Hayden, Mrs. F. J. Pelletier. Mrs. F Fitz- gerald. Alma Pelletier and Lauretta Pelletier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
Couple
 ObserUe Anniversary

A dinner was given last evening at Moynihan's restaurant, Hitch- cock lake in honor of MT. and Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell of Sylvan ave- nue, on their 23rd wedding anni- versary. The couple received many beautiful gifts.
 Among those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, MT. and Mrs. James J. Ryan, New Haven; Dr. and Richard 0. Nice, MT. and Mrs. Wallace Girouard, Miss Ste- phanie Gwore and Henry A. Hay den, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
Weddings
sWANsoN-WrNTER

Miss Ruth Marie Winter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. GuStaVe E. Winter of Concordia, Mo-, was married to- day to Robert V. Swanson, son of MT. and Mrs. F. Robert Swanson of Pennington avenue, this city,
 The ceremony was performed at the Linwood Methodist church in Kansas City, Mo.
 The bride Is a graduate of Cen. tral College, Fayette Mo, and Is affiliated with the Kansas State Col lege as medical technician. The groom was graduated this week with Q degree of bachelor of arts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
UNIFORM CoLoRs

Germany's uniforms are in va ried flues. Brown is the color of the uniform of the storm troops; black for the protection squadron, Hitler's picked guard; green for the steel helmets; @ different shade of green for the police; and field gray for the regular army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
LIGHTHOUSE KILLERS.

Hundreds of deaths have been caused by lighthouses for every life they have saved. Millions of birds have been lured by the beacons and crashed against the lights to fall to their death,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
DIAMONDS IN STEEL

About siO,OOO worth Of platinum and thousands of dollars worth of diamonds are bought by steel com panies each year for industrial uses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31

PERPETUAL CITIZENSHIP
 Lafayette was granted perpetual American citizenship for himself and his descendants for his aid in the Revolutionary War. His de- scendants still hold the privilege.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-31
RELATIONSHIPS

More closely related than parents and children are brothers and sis- ters. Brothers and sisters have all common blood, while Q parent and child have one-half common blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Ginger Rogers Signs With R-K-O

RkO hossi
which she has pernon do outside
She take vacation of from three
Then committed do for RkO
restric any outside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
On the Upgrade

II was so long ago that Para
mount and Cummings came 10
the parting of the ways because
be was just another juvenile who
Showed no particular signs of a
great future. Since then Bob has
developed into a first class come
dian and leading man and now
has several studios bidding for his
work.
Charles Coburn a character
actor of long standing on the
Broadway stage and producers
offices. also head of the Mohawk
Dramatic Festival each Spring.
has gotten a chance al a second
career through his fine movie
Characterization of the past two
years.
The sinister title, Dead Men
TELL" Is the slug Of the second
attraction, a Charlie Chan affair
lOith Sidney Toier, ShsdG Ryan
and Robert Weldon IN the lead
ing roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Lloyd Missing

The second comedy on this bill
will be "A Girl, A Guy and A
Cob" with another beautiful
comedienne, Lucille Ball, finally
getting break in a good comedy.
This. incidentally. is the first
comedy which Harold Lloyd has
ever produced, without appearing
In il himself.
This time he turns the star
light on Miss Ball Edmond
O'Brien and George Murphy who
appear as "A Girl. A Guy and A
Cob" in that sequence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN - Stage show, 10, 400.
:t9 and S:S4 p. m; Reaching for the
sun" II 30 n. m, s;05, 4;59, "a and
1929 q. m,
fON-"That Night IN RIo," i2 -. $50.
7:l4, 1923 y. M; "Sleepers West Ii "a
n. M, 2:t1. 5:56, g:Il y. IN.
PALMS-STATE-"HoH to Zanzibar" II
a. m. 2:02, 5:Ol. 500, II :0s y. m.
Trial Of Mary DugAn." l2:S2, 5 "a. 6 Sc,
D 80 .. m.
WII.SON-''FRntasia," :Sn. s:S1 p. m.
ADAMS-'Man Made Monster II n. m.
1913. y :S6, 1854, s:I2. 10 30 .. m; "Hor-
rOr Island" I2:Is, sc, 7:l2, $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

night go Detroit members of the
Institute of Radio Engineers eX-
amined this latest development in
the recording and reproduction of
sound. Their visit was preceded
by a lecture on FantaSound by
j. A. Coleman. representative Of
the RCA Manufacturing Company.
which developed the revolutionary
reproduction unit in conjunction
with Disney engineers.
On Monday evening a group of
University of Minnesota under
graduates. attending a meeting of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

A PHYSICS class from Bowling
Green State University at Bowling
Green. Ohio, will come to Detroit
tomorrow TO inspect the Fanta-
sound reproducing unit of Walt
Disney's Fantasia at the Wilson
The class is taking an advanced
course in the theoretical and prac-
teal aspects of sound under the
direction of Prof. Willard f.
Springer. who will accompany the
group here.
This will be the third time
within a week that FantaSound
has been the object of a special
trip TO the Wilson. Last Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Hilarious Farce

n the Fox picture, THAT
Night in Rio" hadn't proven so
ferrifcaiiy successful at the box
office last wesk that it had to
be held oUer, you Mould not
have had TO wait until this COM
ing Friday to see "The Devil
and Miss Jones'"
A third beautiful and fovorite
eomedienne. Jean Arthur turns
up in this hilarious farce With
Robert Cummings for a leading
man and Charles Coburn for the
chief character role.
While Miss Arthur has long
been at the top of the heap of
clever and amusing actresses, 1t
is Robert Cummings Who hos
made such seUen-Isogue strides
an getting TO stardom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Back to Comedy

Lombard. too, who complained
four years ago about so much
zaney comedy making her a
little wacky in real life, noU
welcomes hilarious assign
n,ent. Pictures like Vigil in the
Night" and "They KneW What
They Wanted" proved to be a
trife too grim for public con-
sumption and also failed to
seore heouiiy With CoroIe's fans.
Particularly the Women Who
wanfed to see Lombard dressed
right up to the iast minute, Were
disappointed. They'll get their
eyes open with this one, for in
"Mr. and Mrs. Smith" CaroIe
Uears wardrobe boasted at
about 81 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Piano Concert

THE ROYAL OAK MUSIC
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
will present Mrs. Dorothy Duck
witt, Detroit concert pianist. in
a recital Friday at S:15 p. m. in
the auditorium of the Longfellow
School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Harriet Parsons Signs Contract

These feD Parsons has been surrounded b,
scripts reading for her first feature movie for Republic
She M J. Sesei which calls for he,
director and of the few
upay cont n the industry.
RI be pardoned being little Of her
shorts haze been good Herbert Yates president of Republic
teeeraphsd Siesef this Never thought
I'd be mother of producer nothing
Up Dorothy Arer has been the only director
the business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

Young marriedS
10 behave quite
like Care 9
Lombard a n d
Robert NJ o n L
gonery do in
MIR. and Mrs.
Smith" coming
10 the Aiichi-
gan, on Friday
we think they
ought to so and
get a good dose
of laugh cure for
welded woes
This is the
first time IOnl-
bard has drawn
Montgomery for
a c o-s p a r ring
partner and the
two caVort to
the tune set by
director Alfred
Hitchcock. who
in turn, is pro-
ducing this. his
first comedy for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Bowling Green u. Students to See Fantasia at Wilson

engineering students at the Uni
versity of Detroit, inspected the
Fantasound equipment after see
ing Fantasia
Fantasia" will conclude its long
engagement at the Wilson Theater
Saturday, May 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
2EMichigan and Fo1
Book Comedy Films
Friday Openings
o Loaded With
Laughs
By CHARLES GENTRY

If MARITAL miNupS in real
life could be settled as merrlly
as they are on the screen there
would be fewer and funnier di-
Vorces. Although We don't ask the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Draftee Fans

ANN RUTHERFORD could keep
on the nations prepared
ness program merely by reading
her fan mail. AS more and more
youths are drafted into the army.
Ann receives more and more mail
from the soldiers. She has received
letters from nearly every camp in
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

American audiences.
Hitchcock, YOU recall, is the
mystery master of SO Steps.
1.-THE Lady VaniShes' and Re
becca." Now he has taken a turn
to the humorous side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
FOr and R-K-O Studios Share
Maureen O'Hara's Contract
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD April 23-Shoud Maureen any chance
for performance Angharad' in How
My Valley" 20thCentuyFox won't have about
building Daryl
plans R-K-O he made
her and to share fty-fifty with R-K-O
This by unusual Producers hate
build whose belong other studios Jack Benny
instance has contract which both Paramount and 10th
will probably
How Green Was My Valley also under
Warmers
Daryl signed agree
Hal her she could him.
In fact, Hal still of her contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
John HALLIDAY to Co. star in illusions

you way Halliday lives
comfortable neghborS his fishing
blame him hating leave that garden of the
world offers
know" but he's back working in the Merle oberon
picture illusions"
Alexander him script and asked him
himself reported work After
with Merle he felt this the
take well the of which
hn rONed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

present Lake Shore club in 1892,
he appointed Gambler his profess
sional.
Gambler won the national driv-
ing championship from a large and
classy field at Philadelphia in 1880.
but didn't collect the $500 prize
because the promoters skipped out
of town while the contest was In
progress and took the money with
them.
A year later Gambler went 10
Chicago to defend his champion
ship. but miscalculated the date
by one day. While he loafed IN
his hotel. resting up for the big
test. Craig Wood won it--and col
lected $500.
The draft continues 10 make in
roads into golf as well as other
sports. but because Of il one OF
Michigan's better players will re-
tain his amateur status-at least
another year.
Bill Barclay. former state anna
teur champion and star all-around
athlete at the University Of Mich
iean. had almost decided TO quit
the amateurs and become a pro-
fesSional. He was TO take over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
FiUe Tnfelders Sure

Five infielders are sure of jobs
Charley Gehringer. Pinky Higgins,
Dick Bartell. Eric McNair and
Dutch Meyer. One. perhaps two,
more will be picked from frankie
Croucher. Murray Franklin and
Boyd Perry.
With Washington Senators fur
nishing the opposition here, the
Tigers this Sunday will launch
into their second week of inter-
club exhibition games. On Monday
Baker will take his hopefuls to ST.
Petersburg 10 battle the st. Louis
Cardinals. And Wednesday they
will play the Indians at Fort
Myers.
Following is the weeks sched-
ule:
sunday. March 25-wsshinston Senators
at Lakeland.
Monday. March 74--st. Louis Cardinals
at 81. Petersburg
Tuesday. March 25-Bunslo 0ntsrns.
tionai League, At Lakeland.
Wednesday, March 26-Cleveland Indians
at Fort Myers
Thursday. March 27-Rrooklyn Dodgers
Friday March 2s-Brooklyn Dodg.r, at
Clearwater.
SATURDAY. March 2p-Brookiyn Dodgers
At 81. Petersburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Tigers May Play Custer Team

Howard Mills southpaw whom the Dodgers obtained from
the Browns recently didn't game last Jockey
Joe Sylvester rode winners ghraee program At
Rsvenna o. Oct IS 1880 Luke Hamn has been living
trailer Clearwater Beach Elmer Lsyden of the few
coaches in Who's Who America" Make Berger thrives
Bobby Mcintyre beating the Detroit mttser three times IN
many bouts
Detroit Tigers may play soldier team at Camp Custer
Mich. this Billy Soose. the Farrell Pa middle
weight and his manager Paul Moss both Of Hungarian
descent Moss publicity for Dick Powell and Joan
Boade when soose persuaded him TO become fight pilot
soose worked MS way through Penn State waiting table
Bob Hope has sixhandicap rating at Lakeside Golf Club
Hollywood shoots game of pool and had ideas Of
being boxer until he kayoed Cleveland amateur bout
Nem Degeer Toronto Mail labels Clarence Hap Day Of
the Aepie Leafs the hockey coach of the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Cin(inndtidns
Upset A. B. {.
Minor Events
T a k e Over Pla c es
in Singles, Doubles,
All-Events at Meet
International N.rr ssryIe. wIr

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 22.-t
Cincinnati entries continued TO
raise havoc with the minor events
standing as they rolled their dou-
bles and singles in the forty-first
annual American Bowling Con-
gress tournament Saturday.
Harry Crowley and John Wag-
ner of the Kurleman Insurance
team went into third place in the
two-man standings with 1868 as
Crowley turned in a series of 695
and vaulted into third place in the
all-events with 1901.
Crowley. a personnel director
rolling in his eleventh ABC, aver
aged pip for his nine games. He
had series of 610 in his five-man
and 500 in his singles. In the
doubles he had games of PIG, 246
and 233. Wagner contributed 573.
Ray Nuxoll and Bart Cook of
the Schmiesing team, which rolled
into first place with 1887 in the
team event Friday night, gained
sixth place in the doubles with
2997 in the team event Friday
night. gained sixth place in the
doubles with 1852 and both placed
among the all-events leaders. Cook
had 635, Nuxoll 618 in doubles.
Cook followed with $50 in
singles for 1851 and sixth place
in the all-events while Nuxoll.
who had contributed 654 in the
team event, totaled 54s in singles
for nine-game total of 1920 and
tenth place in the all-eventS.
On an earlier squad, Len Banach
of the Sacred Heart A. c. team of
Syracuse, n. Y. had rolled in
seventh place in the all-events
with 1881 on a series OF 600 IN the
five-man. 572 in the doubles and
$50 in the singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Another Worry for Indians

All chasing Cleveland Indians have TO
about Bob Teller may be called to the Army about
September l. Just championship will be getting
hot Kid Vleet and Flash Fnneran deny they
Tiger holdouts They just asking for 35hour week
the Dodgers pcksguess who? the Dodgers
the National League pennant in twoub with the
Cincinnati Reds.
Griffith says Gabby Hartnt is his favorte catcher
the majors He gives you show, Grf explains and
knts team together" Tunney, declares the next
heavyweight champion will Of the army training
Louis probably Joe Mccarthy of Lefty Gomez:
the best pitcher in the league he always will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Hogan Leading
By One Stroke

GREENSBORO. ~ C.. March
22.-Shooting a 4 under par &c,
Ben Hogan. the defending cham
pion, took the lead at the end of
the second round of the 5000
Greensboro Open golf tournament
today. His Sc. coupled with his
SO yesterday, gave him a 36-hole
total of 1875.
The most sensational golf was
shot by Byron Nelson of Toledo,
who -carded record-breaking
32-32-64. Nelson's second hole
7-iron shot rested against the pin
and fell in for an eagle 2. He has
a 36-hole total of 1856. 10 put him
hard on the heels Of Hogan.
Three strokes behind Nelson
came Vic Ghezzi of Deal, n. J.,
and Ralph Guldahl. the Texan,
with 1879. Ghezzi shot A 70 today,
while Guldahl carded A 60 Rod
Munday of White Plains. n. Y,
shot SO today for a 36-hole total
of 140.
-Four were tied at 141. They
were Craig Wood of Mamaroneck,
n. j.: Henry c. Poe Of Martins
vile. Va. Paul Runyan of White
Plains. y. Y. and Clayton Heat
ner of Lynville. n. c.
Ky Laffoon Of Miami, Okla.
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs, Va,
and Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee,
Mass. were tied with 142.
Horton Smith of Oak Park. H.,
had a 143. as did Jack Toomer OF
Reidsville. n. c.; Jimmy McHale
of Bala. Pa: Alfred Smith, anna
teur Of Martinsville. Va, and Sam
Byrd Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Jim Terrier. the Australian who
made his pro debut last week
Lawson Little. the Californian
Billy Burke of Belleair. Fla, and
Harry Cooper Of Chicago tied
with IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Count on CiebeH

There are seven young fingers
in camp-eight if you count Floyd
Giebell. Giebell, OF course, is al
most sure to be with the Tigers
when they start the regular season
campaign after what he did in
beating Cleveland TO put the
Tigers into the World Series with
the Cincinnati Reds.
The seven others are Hal White,
Harold Manders, Charley Fuchs,
Earl Cook, Bob Uhle, Virgil
Trucks and Les Mueller. 1t looks
like White, up from Buffalo and
best finger in the International
League last season. will stick.
Mueller and Trucks also have
looked pretty good.
Among the new outfielders, Ned
Harris and Pat Mlllin have stood
out and both may stay. Harris
can hit the ball and there wouldn' I
be any question about him except
that his arm is supposed to be
weak. Though he doesn't boast
Harris power at bat, Mullin is a
star defensively and feet on the
bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Mrs. McGiverin Assures
Juniors of Golf League

IL really superb layout and
Cypress Point is about the ulti-
mate in golf courses" she ex-
claimed enthusiastically.
Right now I would like to
assure every one that there
definitely will he Junior Dis
trict Golf Association this year.
l will be the president, but Mrs.
Walter Dill, who handled most
of the tournaments last year,
again viii fill the same post this
ear" explained Mrs. Meow
erin.
However. there will be no state
junior championship as it is prac-
tically a repeat of the district
match play meet. Weekly tourna-
ments throughout July and Au.
gust. the annual medal play cham
pionship and the match play event
are planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Dale Alexander Now MANAGER

Dale Alexander former Tiger is managing Selma in the
Southeastern League Bea Feathers former National Foot
ball League star has been Appalachian
Teachers College in Boone " c. Pete Reer Of the Dodgers
celebrated his twenty birthday March H. St Packs
birthday Fordham has played different football teams
than any other coege12 So old pal Fred Haney picks
the Indians and Yankees the soundest in the A. this
year declaring that the Red and Tigers for
trouble"
Paul Krchen boosted 70 Lefty Gomez that Phil Rzzuto by
1912 will be the greatest shorstop baseball He will grow
you" the Yankee prophesed Whoine ball
players growing him." Gomez etorted. AL want
arm growing on me" John Mcdonald club secretary.
declares the Brooklyn Dodgers who trained Havana
$4,000 better off than they had trained Clearwater Fla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Gambler JOINS TAM O. SHANTER
He Be Playing Pro With Fred Ford

post AZ Cadillac Country Club. He
Is teacher and coach IN the high
school there and the two jobs
would make an ideal setup.
But he has a low number in the
draft and is almost certain 10 he
indicted this Summer He was
given deferment until July because
OF his school work
Ross J. AFFORD. who has been
manager Of Bonny Brook. an
nounces he has leased Gowanie
Golf Club of Mt Clemens. He will
continue il as a private club.
Before going TO Benny Brook,
AFFORD was AT Sunny Brook. He
built the latter club in 1929 and
was connected with II in construc-
tion work and management. join
ing Bonny Brook two years ago.
Meadowbrook Country Club an
.nounces the appointment of new
caddie superintendent, Lawrence
Antilles. who has been located at
Bethlehem. Pa. Antilles formerly
was al Phlmont OF the Philadel-
phia district. Antilles succeeds Bob
Warra at Meadowbrook. Bob is in
the machine gun branch of the
army at Fort Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
BEN HOGAN CALLED GEORGE RAFT

LAKELAND. Fla. March 22.-Buck Ne~som has beauty
Of new cuom-bu car gadgets than telephone
office on board including the Buck Newsom IN
silver plating Hot stuff eh Bo-Bo.-the Tigers ace finger
admits Joe only the fourth Yankee in 26 years to
pav first Colonel Rupert took over the
New York in 1918 he Waly Ppp from the Tigers
in Gehrg took with Babe Dahgren succeed
ing the iron man in 1889 switch made in
Detroit Babe celebrated with home into Briggs
Stadium left field stands
Elizabeth says Golf Is like love affair. don't
take il seriously If you do take 1t seriously It
breaks your heart Phil Rizzutos draft card reads F1ero
Rzzuo because that the the Yankee
shortsop chrsened Asked how he felt about the pos
sby of giving up baseball into the just at the
beginning of major league replied Il have lot more
years coming me- incidentally. Fero the only Yankee
in danger Of being lost TO the army.