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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Wings Rockies
Duck Farm Jobs
For War Work
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Some of the Red Wings are
preparing 10 play hard to get as
well as hockey.
Contract-signing time is almost
here-Jack Adams is just waiting
for the okay from the elder James
Norris on the recommendation
he and Young Jim Norris have
made on salaries for this season.
then the heat will be on.
Most of the Sure-shot. Red
Wings, including tina perennial
holdout, Sydney Howe, are certain
to sign in time. A little dickering
perhaps, but the Detroit pay
checks are of comfortable size and
the finegling will be chiefly on the
bonus clauses which bring most of
the players around the $1,000
mark. some near the league limit
of 800.
It's the boys who aren't sure
they'll make the Wings who may
be hard 10 sign-the players who
are going 10 Indianapolis. Some OF
them have held good defense plant
jobs here since the close of last
season, don't want to give up their
work to play minor league hockey
and get that minor league pay.
SAYS HIS PIECE
One of the players who is really
hustling in practice doesn't want
his name used, but he isn't back
ward about expressing himself.
1--WE played on the Wings"
he said. "And It's the Wings or
else. I'm established here with
my family now. i don't want to
tear up things and try to find a
home In Indianapolis-not on
that minor league pay. We'd
play until next March-if they
don't draft all the married men
with children. Then I'd have to
come back here and start all
over again--and probably never
find a house. / don't think 1t
would he worth It,"
Herbie Lewis. the Capitols' man.
ager, says he doesn't think all the
players feel like this.
I'VE pay our boys very well,
7 think. I'd say they average
500 a week, which isn't bad.
We have to consider our gates,
you know. And although we did
well over 100000 worth Of
business last year, there has to
he a limit on salaries, too. Some
of the boys always talk like
this, but wen know whether
they mean II in a few days"
Lewis and Manager Jack Adams
of the Wings are little on edge
waiting 10 see how some of their
prize rockies will go tonight in the
game with Cleveland Barons al
Windsor. It's game for the
benefit OF Windsor Lions Sigh
Saving Clinic.
Lewis wants II understood the
squad named for this game is not
the official Indianapolis lineup
although the team is appearing
under the Caps name and in their
uniforms. Indianapolis has a rep
utation now, being American
League champion, and If the rock.
les should take a whipping from
Bill Cooks club, which has been
Ipracticing two weeks, he doesn't
want ii 10 be a black mark on
the Capitols.
There will be sprinkling of
veterans in the lineup. but the
players the Detroit hockey club
bosses will eye most are the
young sters. Defensemen Bill
lQuackenbush Of Brantford. Gully
Simon from Omaha and Gordon
ISherritt of Portage La Prairie
Man, in particular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Totals $40 e54 e3O Totals $50 si4 e3i
Grand total 1854 Grand total 25qs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

]. J. MIllETTS o." T ~ ,Iv,,, AVE.
70 Ai's,,. os.s se~iins Pres : a. N. UstH .
LOVES REC. e I: s sSTL.sS itstss
ceettsi lsuas. nU. asa
1875 East I.r.r,sn a I.,,isws
4 IIckY STplfp sNI GRAND RIVER AT
tVoNt SiHfNI TtE BtNo. TY. 7.ssss.
Gees eswilas Today un'n p. ~. snd Ar.'
~ 10 y. ~. ~ BSBns~iet Csntsnrisi lsnes. Ere,
isstrye'leo, By Ruth Johnron. Bar Mo- oes.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. ''a@ y. VT ,. s.s,Orr
os.a AIi,y, Q A. N. Ua,Il 70. n.
Wait ovr Cocktail Ievaw. Esss'Isrt food.
NEW FAIRvIEW 1889 f ss ~, JEFFERSON
sevilns Un'l p. n. ana An" "a.
NEW GARFIELD :t'' GO, cstrs ..... ~ =, a., Is,
Service a. An rima. Ne wsnIns open Bs~iIs,
un'il p. n. sse AT" ~. Az Day SATURDAY.
NOTTINGHAM '"'' g. wa. wass1s
irem 10 A. N. UntII cio,ins. Bar AsjoinIns.
OLYMPIC REC. s ~. s.,. AZ 60 5 s,s.s
" Alleys. New and Modern. Rsth,kslIsr.
os.u Bovine All Day Saturday, ssd sunasy,
PALACE REC. >, $50: sSs, ss !. .. AVE- ,,. :
Post. opea Bo~lins UntlI ZOO p. N. sns
PALACE SCHOeNHERR sa so.U. . =, ,'s s..s
.~. Instructions o.ily on IN, Paul sosly
PALMER PARK m S..s.ois a. az ;.s s,ts.''
70. s-22H. AIR Conditioned. AZ Bruni~ie,
shsr. comelst.ly Moderated. Free Psrsino
osen AI'sr Cor Mornnp and Afternoon Is.uU.,
PILLAR REC. '; =, r seseHt W., "a, AYE
Goes BoviIns Az Day Saturday, and sunday
from 10 A. N. On weekday, Until 7. After ~
phInpnW Io7,s sRArIor Nv. ssss.
1A'NpoW opsn Alley, Until 7 Pm. and After a.
sundsys-Mned Double, ~ $50 r. M. sne
$50 msnt Double, at ioas.
RIVIERA REC. '''' s ~ 10, "'vts
op,u hlI.s, TO-DAY Uptu $50 p. N. and Ate
u p. N. Az psy SATURDAYS ard Sunday,
R0I Anvil + RE 1oio pUslIAs AVE.
op.u so-Ilns TODAY from 10 4. N. Uum Z,
?. ". srs Atr .. Az Day ss,, snd Sun,
STATE FAIR ,,sS s. woe1ws s,.o 10 s .
wed: Thurs 4 ~: Inilr. South SIDE s3o ? ~
TN clo.ins. Ere. ln,,rue,ion, wsst.Dy hn'n,
TLANDA REC. 1900 W. x.s ,.1 Syst
op.n Bowlins Az DAY Saturday, ard SUNDAYS
w,skesc Urti p. ~. Bar Aalslnlns.
VICTORY n" nrE. ct DELAWARE
Open Bowling al All Hours
Jsssv. opsnlrs LETT. Friday. s,osP
WASHINGTON BOWL T sCcs's.D,s stas
ossr eovilss Frem 10 A. ~. msP. n. an,
After 10. All DAY ssiL sad suBs. .cH. s52o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Stroh' S Score
May Be Highest

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
Pepsi-Cola scored sweeps TO pull
into a triple tie for second. Only
three games separate the first
nine teams.
In addition To new city and
Classic season mark, Strohs 114G
second game is a new high single
and the total of 1861 is nine pins
TO the good over the 1852 Chene.
Trombly raped in the Greater
Detroit League.
Individually the scoring went as
follows: Walter Reppenhagen SOS
Wolf 606, Joe Norris 6SS. Bill
Kenet 626, Cass Grygier SAB. Rep
penhagen had 207-256-235 and
Norris 222-245-221. Sam Richard.
son marked 210-241-215 or 666 for
Pepsi-Cola.
Cy Goralczyk had 219-20S-243 in
$40. Emil Dimitrie of Flies die
GA and George Holmes 636.
SEVEN UNDER 500
or the IS scoring less than 600
seven were under 500 with Joe
Plappert Of Pepsi down TO 45S
Others getting blow backs were
Roy Milan, Coca-Cola, 4SS: Jack
DiGiovanni. Murdoch. 493: PAT
Brady, Twentieth Century, 467
Bill Mowery 488, Art Knecht 4S4
Gaskets; Paul Scribner, Krakow
400.
Others who found "the strike,
standing up were Steve Cruchbn
Chene Trombly. 525; Herb Case
and John Crimmins of Paris So
and $50; Jim O'Brien. Twentieth
Century, 521; Ernie Soest, Miner.
.alites, 526. NN
After making his farewell appear,
ance a week ago, Soest received
word that he need not report
in Los Angeles until November !
thus giving him a chance 10 take
back his good-bys. When he does
leave. Howard Curtin. late oil
Stroh. replaces him.
VOLTS return To the Stroh front
was not scheduled until mex
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

when you sign your first four
choices I'm the draft you're bound
to have greatly improved
team"
The speaker was Fred Mandel
and his subject was the Chicago
Cardinals who come 10 Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday 10 play the Lions.
His estimate has a legitimate
basis. too as the Lions well know
Jimmy Conzelman's team defeated
the Lions at Chicago. 1910. in their
first encounter OF the season and
il was the first time they'd been
able TO accomplish the feat in II
games.
The Cardinals also have a vic.
tory over the Cleveland Rams to
show against two losses this sea-
son in league competition. The
first setback came from the Green
Bay Packers and the second last
Sunday from the champion Chi
csgo Bears.
TAINTED VICTORY
Green Bays triumph was
slightly tainted. as pictures Of the
game showed. The winning touch
down was scored after the whistle
had blown on the play. according
to Councilman. The fact the Card
inals came that close 10 whipping
a team that has played second
fiddle only 10 the Bears is another
bit of testimony 10 their i'm
provement.
The four players Councilman
chose first in the draft were Steve
Lach of Duke. Lloyd Cheatham
OF Auburn, Wilson CBudD Schwenk
OF Washington University at ST.
Louis and Vincent Banonis from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Greatest Season
Is Expected for
Game Hunters
BY DON GILLIEs

Here's some cheerful last minute
news for Michigan's half million
small game hunters. who will open
the season tomorrow morning.
The pheasant crop is slightly
better than last year.
The rabbit supply appears good,
although there are still many small
animals.
Equally good reports have been
received on squirrels.
Based on this kind OF informa-
ton, hunters should have the
greatest season in the states his
tory and here's why. Last year,
the conservation departments
pheasant tally showed hunters
bagged over a million ringnecks.
the largest number ever killed in
any one season.
GOOD COUNTIES
Small game hunting in Huron,
Tuscola, Sanilac, Genesee. Lapeer.
st. Clair, Macomb, Oakland.
Wayne and Monroe counties will
be good. Pheasants are not too
plentiful in Oakland County, par
ticularly in the north portion. and
IN some areas of Wayne County.
Hunters are cautioned 10 be sure
the bird flushed is a male. for
there are still many small pleas
ants whose plumage has not as yet
developed 10 point where identi-
fication is easy.
Throughout the Thumb district,
farmers were-husy this week
erecting mo Hunting% signs,
Everett Tucker, local constellation
supervisor, reported today.
"Our officers report consider
ABLY more signs this year than
asst" Tucker said.
- Shortage of farm labor In this
district will cause inconvenience
TO farmers who will be asked to
sign permit slips. However, under
the new Horton trespass law en-
forced for the first time this year,
II IL necessary TO secure farmers
permission TO hunt on his land.
Some hunters, however. have the
mistaken impression that the re-
cent attorney generals ruling
eoids this law. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

John L. Schmidt. 2t2O Poplar
James " Cox 2T24 Magnolia.
Edward &. Deck. 1915 Fifteenth.
Joseph 3. Tyler, 3e3s Fourteenth.
James {. Allen, 1865 Fourteenth.
George e. Wilson. 3sfO Twelfth
Frederick Chapman, 2137 stanley.
Louis Bockert. 1921 Poplar.
John McCafferty. 4443 Avery.
Charles GaynOr. 1906 Avery
Floyd @. Preston. 1874 Commonwealth.
Henry c. Heater. 1855 Twenty NTH.
Walton G. Smith, 4119 Roosevelt.
WAYNE BOARD No. 80
Vincent T Colbert s3i7 stoepel.
Herman Goryn. 3745 Tuxedo
Max Firetog, 37f2 Glynn court
Adolph Simkunas q316 MoOdside
Thomas L. stanton. 56ii ST. Hedwig.
Raymond l. Gluat. 9ls Yves, Wits
Miles A. Covdrey. Hotel Webster Hall
Seymour Zuger 37sT Gym court.
William Connolly. 1871 Monica
George G. Richardson. 1925 Yosemite,
Joseph r schultz ABS Vermont
Paul L. Turner $500 Belleterre.
David simon. 9f33 McQuade.
Louis / Weber. 1885 Boston
Robert r Moskow $3.50 Daily
Herman O. FABIAN. 1889 Montrose.
Harold C. Bacholder. Worthwhile Mich.
Archie l.. Carpenter. 371l Lawrence
Charles I Chernof 1871 Mariudale.
1T Bruce Dickson. ilO3b Ruseiswn.
John r. Drummond 1884 Chenlot.
Clark H. Morrow, aqis Cascade
Reginald l.. Chamberlain 7536 Burlingams
Herbert A Ellison, 2i66 Elmhurst.
Bernard kettler, Buffalo. ~. Y.
Waiter " peari-e. 1854 Turner
Martin ". Bsrstow, 634o Elmhurst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Philip b. Cogley, Auburn Heights.
Robert d. Perkins. oxford.
Pearl Snyder. oxford
John W. Smith. Holly.
Andrew l.. Garant. Holly.
Robert NJ. Johnson. Holly
Maitin O. Stokes. Davisburg.
George w. Beardslee. Charleston.
Robert l.. King. Algonac
Warren J. GOdin. Pontiac
Gerald r pincombe Leonard,
William A. Yates. Pontjsc.
Frank A. Knowitou., Holly.
Frank J.. Bowman, Pontiac
Lawrenes Kenyon, Holly
Bnly II. Phillips, Rochester.
Edward r. Madden. Rochester.
Milton p stephens. Pontiac.
|Coland b. Blouni oxford
Robert u. Secord Leonard
Eugene A Kaiser. Rochester
Reginald r. Armstrong Rochester.
Grant Mead. Lake Orion.
Anthony Fusco \Auburn Heights
George G. Wade Pontiac
Vernon l.. sumner, Rochester.
James l. McHnne Pontiac
Louis NJ Grusnick Rochester.
Shirly ". Fields Rochester
George @ Jantz Rochester
John = Feldman
Clarence l.. Parkin. Rochester.
Frederick NJ Stack. Holly.
George G. cast Lake orion.
Burton y. Harris. Rochester.
Russell S McKendrick, Lake orion
Charles u. Corby. Lake Orion.
Frank J Buheck Pontiac
Leslie v VHet Charleston
Harmon r. SWEET, Lake Orion.
lack o. Anderson. Pontiac
NNrles W. Anderson, Rochester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Alfred G. vokes. esi4 Grand River.
Alfred ID. Bricker, 96sl Broadstreet.
Reginald W Cash. 9al5 Yosemite.
Abe s. Halem, 37f2 Lawrence.
Joseph sun. 2215 Lawndale
Albert J. Toreson. 426S Richion.
Robert $. Sherman. 3741 Elmhurst.
OAKLAND BOARD No. 6
Meivla DeiHng. Royal oak.
Roy Hendry Hazel Park
Vladimer J. Travnikar Royal Oak,
Richard Vasbinder Hazel Park.
BED C. Gibson, Birmingham.
Leon r Walch Detroit.
Harold J.. Gorski. Royal Oak.
Chester Salyer. Hazel PARK.
James Vennsrd. HaEel Park.
Marel MHlek. ROYAL Oak
Harold r Barker. Royal oak.
Derward r. Ellis. Royal Oak
Claude J. seiwen. Hazel PARK.
Raymond L, Jesse. Hazel Park.
John u. Paquette Hazel Park
Charles y. Kirkwood Royal oak.
oliver W House Pontiac.
William G. Jozwiak Hazel Park.
George G.. Phillip. Royal oak.
Ernest l.. Hunter Royal OAK.
John j Parkey Royal Oak.
Roy u Schubert. Royal Oak.
Truman T. Quick. Hazel Park
Archie s. Clancy Jr Hazel Park
George a. Final Hazel Park.
Harry A. Miller. Hazel Park,
OAKLAND BOARD No. p
Robert II. Pettis. Holly.
Robert Caldwell. Rochester.
.Galen W Holt, Pontiac.
Leo T. Konkel. Detroit.
William silver Clarksf1a
Fred II. Ltchard. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

The marine corps. during the
same period. made bo4 permanent
officer appointments and promoted
$50 enlisted men.
1t. Andrew +. Gruber. 304 East
Grand boulevard, and his buddy
1t. Robert J. Powroznik OF Chi
cago. here on furlough. paid the
Times office a visit and expressed
their pleasure and surprise at the
Junior Victory Army's physical
fitness program and complimented
the organization as fine morale
builder for the boys IN the serv-
ice I -ie,ifenant Cf1lber said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Service Notes:
Fitness IVA
Wins Praises
Of Il. Gruber

More than $1,000 naval reserve
commissions have been issued 10
civilians since passage of the Sc
lective Service Act. Sept 10. 1910,
the navy reveals. During the same
period. 4.2S3 men were appointed
officers IN the marine corps re-
serve.
Reserve officers appointed the
past two years include l.4l1 lieu
tenant commanders. 4,S7S leu
tenants and 49,376 lieutenants,
junior grade. and ensigns, a total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Army and Navy FL
To MCCord' S Friddy'
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
BY Paul Fogarty'
By Olsen & johnson

The army and navy "E" prod
tion award will be presented to
McCord Radiator and Manufact
ing Company in a ceremony at
plant. 25S7 East Grand boulevs
at 3 p. m. Friday. The preserl
ton, at which 1,500 employees
expected to be present. will
made by Major Nelson w. 4
Cormick OF the army ordna'
CORPS. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

1T. POWHOLNIh NC w y"
know the kids back home realize
the need for physical fitness and,
, nv their participation i'm the
JVA's physical fitness program,
show that they are war con-
scious."
The two lieutenants went TO
officers training school together
and hope TO be assigned together.
The army records show the
armed service careers of Sgts.
Herbert r. Kaye. SOIL Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and James w. Stoll,
1909 Freeland avenue, 10 be
twins.
They both enlisted at Selfridge
Field, March u. 1912, were as
signed to the base printing depart
ment TO the same squadron for
basic training, promoted 10 cor
porals May 26. transferred 10 the
4th base headquarters August 81.
They were friends before the war
started and both worked for the
Multigraph Sales Agency before
enlisting.
Promotions-To De staff SER
geant: Corp. Morris LipSchitz
1920 Richton avenue. at Westover
Field. Mass. To corporals. Pfc
Sam Poolello, 3349 Superior street
at Selfridge Field; Pfc. Maris J
FARMS. 1881 Marx street, in
Honolulu,
Pvt. Rodney Lueck, 12S07 Prom.
enade drive, has been trans.
ferred from Morrison Field, Fla.
to Rosecrans Field, Mo.
Sgt. John w. Karwowski, 25, oi
1852 Evaline avenue, Hamtramck
who enlisted in the army year
ago last May. has an interesting
Job at the air force training center
near 81 Petersburg. Fla.
He operates device called z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Plan Service Mems Homo,

The public was invited today
attend a mass celebration Sum
August 30. nj 2 p. m. at the We
mems Circle Education Ceu
1889 Linwood avenue. hono1|
members and relatives Of M
bers who are in the armed TED
OF the United States. Counci1E
George Edwards heads The Lied
speakers. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Its a fine
thing for the
boys Of De-
troit and VI
cinity 10 get
training from
= q IN q top
physical In
structOrs and
it's n swell
morale build
er for the
boys In active
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

of 1858. Per-
manent officer
status lin the
regular n av y
has been given
3.l53 men and
s.545 emil ST g d
men have been
given officer
r a n k in & for
temporary serv-
ice for the dur
alton as war
rant or chief
warrant officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Four Detroit men and a Bir-
resident are among the
"a Fort Wayne soldiers who have
been given qualification badges as
drivers and mechanics. They are;
Sgt. Otto Bandlow, 3948 Seyburn
avenue; Pvt. Anthony Slycko, 1880
Twenty-ninth street; Cpl. Rich
ard A. Tyburski. 2019 Evelyn ave
mo. and Cpl Ralph NJ. Fielder,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

=
ing course at
( he Grea [
l. a X e g station
as honor man
of his company.
He was an air
craft fabrica-
ton instructor
at the Chrysler
Corporation be-
fore going into
the navy and IS
a Cass Tech
graduate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
= Counties
Send 2l8
To Custer


ductees into the service in III,
current list OF boys reporting a
Fort Custer for training. Oakland
Board No. 9 with 50 inductee'
topped the list. The others send
ing men were Wayne Boards Nos
/. 5. 10. IL. IS. II, %, "a. %. 80
AZ and Oakland boards Nos. ) AM
6. The list:
WAYNE BOARD 40.
Clarence T. Bradley. s522 Cameron.
Lawrence Watkins. 625 Beacon.
Sandy =. Hardin, i32 Bates.
Albert l.. Williams, $50 Hague.
Alex l. Dsrnell. 24 East Hancock.
sam Cofer. 1852 Eliot
Charles Eady. 40 Clinton.
Mark Hoke. es2 wilkins
Emmett l. BROOKS z2oo 81 antoine
Frederick Rsndie. sos Ess, Vernon.
sterling Cross. 1923 Oakland.
Willie l.. Nesby. SIS East Palmer.
Charles u. Haithman e52 Erskine.
James u Stokes. 1913 Sherman.
Leroy Baker s5i Watson.
Israel j. Harris i023 Adelaide.
St Anthony Caller. 524 East Adams.
William r. Miller. SCI West Jefferson.
charles Brown. 2s2s Hastings.
Willie Jones. 242T John r.
Shirley PetwAy. Chicago.
Charles A. Young. 26s Leicester court
Howard l.. Scott as Mecomb
Fred Flowers SIS East Elizabeth.
Oppree Patton, 1929 East Lafayette.
Earnest Fleming 1891 Monroe.
Robert NJ. O. Brown. s53 Brewster.
James G.. Sparks, Jackson.
WAYNE BOARD No. 80
Joseph Freeman 1900 Trmbul
Bernard Willmowitz, 263s Botsford.
James W. O'Brian. 1850 West Hancock.
Forrest C. Meneer. 212p Myrtle.
Donald n Grain. Si5S Fourteenth.
Leonard Radzikowskt 370s Roosevelt
John Grabowski. 423T Twenty fourth
Francis McCaffrey. 1854 Twenty
Andy 3. Feyesh % Chandler.
Anthony Krisniski,- 1860 Williams
John r. Mccarthy, 2i40 Poplar.
Arthur r. Brown 1915 Ardmore.
Mike Zakaib, AIRS Commonwealth.
Richard l.. Latte. 1891 Freeland.
Rober, ". Miller, tfO6 sixth.
Edward Guth Jr.. 2545 Magnolia.
Gaylord J. Varty 3s26 Vermont
Samuel II stephens, 1856 Fourth.
John n. Van Kirk. 1890 West Hancocl
Louis Papathedore, 1901 Northlavn,
iRusseU Sowershy, 1872 Tfumbuti
Charles Simpson, 5O46 Fourteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

4730 Maxwell avenue, Detroit. and
Pvt. Donald l.. Russell, 1921 Hol-
land avenue, Birmingham.
Clement p. Bartkowaik, Of S082
Lynch road. has been promoted
from technician fifth grade TO the
rank Of sergeant al the Army
Air Force Flying School at Balm
bridge, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

the first new
diplomas
at Cha n u t e
Field. Ill, a s
outstanding stu
dents who COM
plete h ir
courses W it h
Honor and dis
tinction. Gar
ner took an
a ane me-
chanics course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Charles p. sibert. Rochester ---~'-sr-
Earl s. Warden. Holly.
Francis r Godert, oxford.
William v. MAXWELL, Centeriins.
Thomas J. Edgar. Detroit.
OAKLAND BOARD No.
William J. Richards.
WAYNE BOARD No. 10
Theodore MeKinster.
WAYNE BOARD NO. II
Daniel J. Notion.
WAYNE BOARD No. rs
Michael n. Trombley.
WAYNE BOARD NO. II
Willie I. England.
WAYNE BOARD NO. IS
John Xindarakos
John Gruno
Howard 4. Wiliette.
\ Is WAYNE BOARD So.l.t
Noble r. Holforty
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Eric q. Page.
Reporting direct 20 Fort Custer were
Harold r. Dunn. John 8. Murphy, And
Palo. Lloyd -. Wallace. Thomas C Wilson
Herbert p. Geiinski. Peter Frank. CIar
enee Simon, Raymond C Laude, Donal,
" Caldwell. Murray N. Taylor. Harold J
McNeiliy. Virgil u. Lantiser John Toy
George !. Guy. Hugh Malcolm. Clarence
Fitting, Edward @ Snyder Robert 7.
Walker Patrick y Malloy, Theodore q
Haston. Warren .. Could Warren u
hrtcitff, Lawrence g. Brown. Pabloy q
| Gomez and jay Woman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

"B selector unit" which enables
the army TO find a man expert
enced in any desired occupation, by
means of a mechanical check Of
records in the training center'S
files.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
3. c, karwowski, who now reside
in Marine City.
Raymond. r. Brock, 1896 Hyde
Park avenue. lnkster, graduated
from the recruit train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Pvts. Bruno Szymanski. 1887
Healy avenue, Detroit; Albert r.
Roman, % Tennyson avenue
Highland Park, and William w.
Horle Of Royal Oak, have arrived
AT the Enid Army Flying School,
Okla, from Fort Custer.
Pvt. Robert K. Garner. BIT
washington road, Crosse Pointe,
was one of three lads 10 receive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Harold D. Callum, 1903 Wark
avenue. has reported at Chanute
Field. where he will enter officers
training school for air corps engl-
neers. He is a Mackenzie High
School and University OF Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Lieutenant CTuber said