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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06

tional City company to the extent OF
$82,686," Pieper said.
CONSPIRACY
The arrest was made on COM
plaint filed at Chicago charging
the family with conspiring to con-
ceal about $13,40O from the cash
value of insurance policies belong
ing to Saverio Ariani's bankrupt
estate.
Ariani disappeared before the in
dictments were returned and his
wife and the sons vanished later.
The case was brought to the at
tention of the FBI a month ago in
Chicago during routine examination
of bankruptcy records, and the fam
lily was traced through insurance
records.
After Ariana absconded. his cred
itors filed an involuntary bank
ruptcy petition, in which assets in
cluded insurance policies having a
face value of 100000 and surrend-
er value of $13,404.21. All named
Minnie Ariani as beneficiary. and
were never surrendered to the es-
tate's trustee.
FURNISHED BOND
Romolo Ariani attempted unsuc-
cessfully in 1888 to obtain the cash
surrender value for his mother.
This attempt furnished the FBI
with one of their leads to the fam
ily's whereabouts.
Ariani owned a ranch in Cali
fornia's San joaquin Valley, be-
tween Stockton and Fresno, and a
summer home at Mountain View
Calf. Carlo formerly was the
owner liquor store here. Romolo
was admitted to the California bar
in 1887 and was practicing attor-
ney.
Pieper said the FBI had discov-
cred possible violations OF the Sc
lective service act by the sons, who
always had used their own names
He said they reported in question
naires that they were supporting
their mother, when in fact she was
living with and was supported by
her husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06
Soviet, British
Air Forces Join
To Better Axis
Desperate Russian Stand Stalls off
Nazi Lesions at Gates Of S+alinsrad
While Red Bombers Blast Reich Cities
= BY UNITED PRESS

Allied planes hit Nazi Europe from both sides during
Friday night and by daylight American Flying Fortress
bombers took up the almost continuous attack.
British, American, and Russian planes joined in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06
Movie Company
To Work in Y.

Twentieth Century Fox will bring 200 persons to Impe
rial Valley next Wednesday to begin taking for the
Forthcoming picture, The immortal Sergeant starring
Henry Fonda and Maureen O'IIara it learned Satur
day The company will shoot scenes 1/2 miles out of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06
BRAWLEY VOTES

The vote for the Brawley Demo-
cratic Central committee was: F.
w. Greer, 397; H. Lon Cromer, 440;
Roland G. Skipper, 1888; James C.
Simons, 377, and Leverett House,
385. Republican--John G.. Writ, 438;
James r. Thomson, 430; Benjamin
F. Grubel, 443; Louis G. Hausmann,
438; Alfred L. Gieselmann, AL, and
George Cutshaw, 478
Holtville elected Democratic
Central committee composed of Lee
A. Harris, 275; Edwin Nilsson, 249;
and Jasper V. Yeargin, 3l8. There
were eight write-ins for the Repub-
lican Central committee from the
Holtville district but no one received
sufficient votes to be declared elect
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06
d AMBlINe
NEpoR7ER
Mistaken Identity

Mistaken Identity
A man, arrested by Sheriff Robert
w. Ware, was trying to make a
favorable impression on a phys
ician to whom Ware had taken
him for sobriety test.
I'm friend of Bob Ware, the
sheriff." the inebriated driver
said.
"Oh, so you know the sheriff."
said the physician going on with
his test.
"Of course said the man with a
wave of the hand. Il knew him
before he was elected sheriff. In
fact I used to work for him when
he was still farming in the sorth
part of the valley
That's interesting" said the
physician with a wink at the sheriff,
what kind of man is he?"
"Oh, he's a great guy" said the
chap. "a great guy"
would you recognize him if you
saw him?" the physician asked.
why, of course" hastily remark
ed the accused one, we're we'll ac-
quainted.'
The test was completed and the
fellow was taken to Jail without the
slightest idea that he was being
escorted by his great pal. Bob Ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06
A Blow At A Blow

A Blow At A Blow
This message arrived In the mail
Saturday RR. who sympathizes,
passes 1t on.
There's someone In tj 600
block on Brighton who blows horn.
And if he's friend of yours, you'd
better tell him to do his practicing
in daylight. because one of the
following might be his fate. /
Well borrow his horn and fill it
with cement. Pix his blower so
he can't blow. 3-Or one of these
mornings he's going to wake up and
find himself dead. Yours truly for
less tootin'."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through T.s Two Ell Centre Banksl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-06

tional City company to the extent of
$82,686," Pieper said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
N Sports Editor
III. Of D. Line Coach Has
Nodded Some Real er
In His Is Years There
Colonel Sends Regrets
Over inability TO Pay
Tribute 10 Boerinoer
SOUTHERN COOKIN' ATTRACTS GRIDDERS

COLUMBUS, O.. Nov 21.-Ths is Of those days when
he Old Colonel wishes perform the difficulty feat OF
ring in two places at the same time
Such dual appearance. however would soiVe prooiem
at has been troubling us for days .
We going be hand when Michigan clashes with
Mdwess headline battles
This promises be of the greatest scraps In the long,
thrill packed rivalry between these two fine teams
On hand regret inability to be present at the
University Detroit Stadium this afternoon when the ans
Boernger their line coach and of
the unsung members of the coaching fraternity.
do right by Bud for chronicled earlier
the week he's able mentor and great guy ii Is I'M
fortunate the plans for ''oeringer Day weren't revealed
would have time make preparations
for the big In Bud here's congratulations
and best wishes and we're sorry to miss the party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Stale Foe Has
Good Record
BY LEO MACDoNELL

EAST LANSING, Nov. u.
West Virginia, which never has
b ten Michigan State, was
slight faVorite as the two teams
prepared to plunge into football
warfare at Macklin Field here
today.
West Virginia came TO East Lam
sing with five victories against
three defeats. while the Spartans
have a 500 record for the season
OF three triumphs, three setbacks
and one tie.
In their last start the Moun-
taincers. a week ago. defeated
Kentucky, Z to 0. Among other
victories previously posted was one
over Penn State, "a TO 0, indicat-
ing that Coach Charley Bachman's
boys are in for a tough afternoon.
It will be the fourth meeting
between the two schools, State
having won all three games played
10 date in the series.
Following are the 1912 record
Of the rival teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Bud Has Done More Than Teach Football

Through the years Bud has done lot more than build
classy endowed his charges with his
tough He has nodded real the
kind loyal that Americas great
est today.
Little Tommy Mclaughlin one of the Titans more famous
guards of good example OF the
turned lot OF good little
during his regime at u OF d. OF all this valiant band
none fashioned ustrous record than Mclaughlin who
wound up his collegiate fall OF the few
Midwest who didn't suffer in comparison with
Vince Banonis u. Of DIS great All-American center
Tommy played alongside big Vince all last season and he
turned in succession brilliant performances that he
shared with the husky Lithuanian credit for the great stands
by the Titans' first line of defense.
only difference between them
roughly about so pounds Tommy had packed 22O pounds
his instead Of no. T. OF D. Would have had two ALI
would had fantng spells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

Wy 10 Deal Mlcmgan - Inc
slogan IN this section.
Elcry newspaper APPEARED to-
day with am editorial Duckng up
OHIO States football team with
that familiar cry. Tins Is more
than bali game fer these folks
They want revenge
They remember the last visit OF
the Wolverines here TWO years
ago. Led by Tommy Harmon
Michigan romped 10 q 80 TO G
victory over a strong Buckeye
eleven and that caused a major
Shakcup n the coaching arrange
mcnt here Paul Brown was called
from MaS>ilion High 10 replace
Francis Schmidt and a whole new
set of assistants were hired
The first year under Brown tho
Sucks tied Michigan in q great e
10 20 battle at Ann Arbor. Now
the Ohio eleven has one verdict
on the wrong side. Il 10 :. against
Wisconsin. but a victory today vii
give them the Western Conference
tts1D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Why The Fuss About Those Newthetnets

all this fuss that's being kicked about the
nteopes from above the Mason Dixon line
the mighty unbeaten from Georgia and
Georgia Tech Frankly can't imagine what all the shooting
about.
pointed out for instance that Snk~ich and Pochner
spcarheads Georgas attack and Of the brightest stars
both hail from Ohio Some critics choose to think
that these young should hike all the down
Georgia they have such fine educational institution
Ohio State right in their back yard.
An an exile from Mason-Dxon line, think this
merely Snkwch and Poschner gentlemen
of taste dscernmen especially Land sakes chuns
haven't tell Of good ole Southern cooking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Captures
Feather Crown

NEW YORK. Nov y GNS).-
Poppy Willie Pep Won his fifty
fourth straight victory last night
nd with if he won the worlds
Gather weight championship Of
y aW I0rE.
The Hartford boy. NOT long out
of boojhiacil ranks pul q MASTER
full polish on the hide Of jna vtt-
efan Chalky Wright Los Angeles
Negro, VINO held the utic for a
year
Tho bog' drew 1921 spectators
10 rho Garden and So S6S 20 The
halIlo wont The iull ID round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
OnIy Two Passers, But What Passers .

Stuff: The Chicago Bears who have little date
with Briggs Stadium Sunday afternoon have only
two passers Sid Luckman and Charley O'Rourke be-
they have completed 65 for total gain of
1921 yards II touchdowns George Wilson, former
playing with the Bears has what probably
overlooked records of the Windy City champions
intercepted for total return of two yards
but a touchdown Ray Bray 224pound guard
PLAYED college football Western College Kalamazoo
Hugh Gallarneau born in Detroit but educated
Chcagos elementary and high schools Bill Osmans has
this he hurt the initial
zane against Green Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Organizes Navy Squadron at U. D.

In all his exploits the gridiron however Tommy never
anything compare with job that he has done without
fanfare this fall Tommy has quietly organized complete
squadron cadets from his friends and
II. OF D. The unit called the Titan Avengers
helping the for the loss of the old
t. Lexington which lost in the battle
the Coral Sea
Mclaughlin did a surprising Job rounding up approx
aely 30 future fiers matter OF few weeks lie
arted a couple Of erstwhe Titan teammates as
Mickey Mclaughlin fashy halfback and B harrison
end and frosh coach.
The three about talking naval aviation and they
nd lot OF lads who ready TO listen.
So Mclaughlin and his pals getting ready for the
eyer game They looking forward 70 their call to active
itv with determination than grdde ever
10 Bowl classic.
No T. Of D. is proud of them than the doughty
Boernger He regards their patriotic efforts as the hnes
the Of faithful effort he has gwen
% Titans That's the kind of a fellow Bud is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Series Receipts
Are SS3S,,391

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 OUP). --
Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw
NJ. Lands announced total re-
ceipts of SS3S.391 from the first
four games of the 1912 World
Series.
Fifteen per cent Of the total re-
turns from the first two games
was taken aS the commissioner
share and ID per cent Of the third
and fourth games went to the
USO.
OF the remaining SIP $50. the
players share was so per cent, OF
S427. 5794l.
ST. Louis players received Sl19.'
$685.. or S6.l92.53 a full share
and the Yankees received Sll9,'
722 "a, or S3,35l.77 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
lHgIRlter.
Editor
D1l Air

Gun versus bow and arrow will
feature Judge Watts sandlotter
program over WXYZ. tonight, al
1870 p. m. Don GillieS. outdoor
editor of the Times, will square
off with Fred Bear, Michigan'S No
| bow and arrow hunter Of deer
and moose.
Bear, who returned recently
from a moose hunting trip into the
northern wilds Of Ontario. has al
the facts and figures on what
chances an archer has Of downing
big, game with broadhead anC
hickory as his only weapon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Toledo, Rens Paired
On Cage Bill Here

Toledo Of the National Pro Bas-
ketball League, featuring Chuck
ChuckovitS, Bob Gerber. John
Townsend and Jewell Young. and
the famed New York Rens have
accepted places along with Har-
lem GlobetrOtterS on the pro dou-
bleheader card Wednesday night,
December 2 az Olympia.
II Oshkosh Stars, current world
pro champion, accepts It's bid, IL
viii be paired with the Giobetrot-
tiers. 1910 champ The Rens. 1893
champ viii be pitted against To-
lcdo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
zSreViGvy Of bears
Facfs About Lions Foe Show Balance and Power
Of Chicago's Great Pro Grid Champ
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

pablo understudy to Luciuran;
ranks thirteenth among the Lead
ing passers in the league.
FRANK MAZNICI.1-A mother
Boston College graduate; over
Swallowed by O'Rourke while in
school. but we'll on the way towsrd
reversing The situation, ranks thir-
teenth among the leading ground
gamers thaS the highest average
IA yards a tryDs but makes his
greatest contribution place-kick-
ing
Bill OSmanski fullback from
Holy Cross, is still injured and VIII
not PLAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Tuss TO Enlist

HANOVER. y. IT.. NOV. n
tINSl Dartmouth football coach
Tuss NcLaughry. whose two sons
are now IN the armed forces. will,
enlist IN the service after a brief
rest following the close Of the foot
ball season. u was disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

Michigan being the faNortc
The game viii Ice broadcast over
more than 800 radio stations, th,
British Broadca>tng System aul
20 The men overseas by short
wave. Scalper> weren't too active
4 threat OF JAM sentences kept
them from working too oponN
They We're asking I'M d whisper
IS A ticket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

Sundays game between the De-
tTOit Lions and the Chicago Bears
is expected 10 amount to little
more than a parade of the National
Professional League football cham
pion
With that in mind. here's pre-
view OF the stars who will be- on
parade Only one OF them Clyde
BULLDOG Turner. is leading tho
league in any one department, but
the others are all UP with the
leaders indicating the balance as
well as the power Of the club
Which has been hailed as the
greatest Of all time
GARY E,AMIGLIETTI Full
back. playing his nth year. ranks
fourth among the ball carriers and
third among the scorers in the
league Injured in the Green Bay
game last week. he may yield 10
John Petty, rookie from Purdue.
OBJECTS TEAM
SID Observation-Disclosures Of
the famed T formation from his
quarterback post; playing his
fourth year; ranks fourth among
the leading pasSers in the league
COlumbia'S greatest griddor.
RAY MCLEAN-1inieSt OF the
Bears at l6S pounds. but second in
scoring only TO Don Hutson OF the
Packers, ranks eleventh among
the pass receivers; playing his
third year OF professional ball,
HUGH GALLARNEAU-One of
StaniordS faVorite sons; playing
has second year; ranks fourteenth
among the leading ground gamers.
CHARLIE O'ROURKE-One of
many Boston College greats; ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
u. D.-Arkansas Tilt Looms as Air Circus
Southwest Team
Pinned TO Upset
Titans Again
By HAROLD KAIIL

An aerial circus may be- on dis
play when University OF Detroit s
football team attempts 10 square
accounts with Arkansas Unlyor-
sity for last year al the stadium
today.
It will be Bud Boeringer Day"
and more than $4,000 spectators
are expected 10 be IN the stands
for the kickoff at , p m Be
tween halves Boeringcr viii be
presented a number Of gifts in
appreciation Of his TO years of
( service as line coach
For the last Is no hd, COM
piled the enYiablc record -af lp5
victories. IS defeats and 8 tics.
one season, 1923. tho Titar> were
urbcatcn There Wep.-tl l4-isa
which they lost only one game,
seven in which they lost two four
in which they lost three and only
one in which they dropped four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
TITANS FAVORED

Detroit will be decided favorite
on its record Of five victories and
only one defeat, as compared TO
Arkansas two victories and six
SetbackS But the RazorbackS
came here last year Smarting
und9c three straight defeats IN
four games and managed TO end
the Titans string with 90 vic
tory when David Scarborough. 4
6-foOt left halfback. booted a field
goal from difficult angle on the
25-yard line with less than five
seconds left TO play
Scarborough Is back again 10.
day a. a guard, hut VIII be sent
into the game only when an extra
point after touchdown is needed.
In the Razorbacks' line Jav
LaWhon Is the Standout. He not
only is the best tackle in the
Southwestern Confere nee this
year, but rated by many obsery-
.crSa one of the best in the nation
Virgil Johnson. right end, is the
chief target for passes.
The probable lineupS:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
MEST NIRGINIA

OfdcIaIs' Referee W. F McHugh de
Paul. Umpire Jack Dunn (MlchiganD.
Head hnesman NICK Bean western Mich
gam. Field Judge. J. Bauer (Michiganl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
PASS ANYWHERE

rs for the possible aerial circus
Arkansas is from the Southwest
where football. like the spaces Do
is wide open They fling the ball
around regardless OF tha score
the position on the field, the time
remaining 10 play, or anything
else
When a team happens 10 be
hot IL may run up a score ol
30 or 40 points as easily as an on!
fit with a more orthodox offense
t+t1t1tri SC0Tp q single tOuchdOWn
Arkansas is primed to do that
very thing today in an effort no
salvage what little remains in a
disastrous season.
The RazorbackS, as they are
called, witt turn loose thTcc pas
ers. Co-Capt. Robert Forte and
two OF the Jones boys. Meredith
and John Paul, on the Titaus. In
asmuch Arkansas will have an
edge in size and weight. the Tita1s
plan 70 take the air, too with
Elmer "Tippy' Madarik and Henri
Piper as their two main threats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
l. VI. 6 TO :

While Michigan is quoted unoffi-
clally as a Is 10 } favoritc. follow
erS Of the Buckeyes use figures 10
bolster their claims.
The Wolverines have played
three conference games 10 five for
the Buckeye, and i'm every depart
ment the Bucks have "A better rat
ing. or percentage But Michigan's
b - 20 victory ovor Nofrc Dame
is TOO recent IN the minds Of the
fans.
Tho biggest question mark on
the Ohio side is Tommy James.
second string left halfbark. He
has been out with a shoulder sep
Iaration and coach Paul Brown in
siStS he won't be in the bah game.
However. he was in uniform yes
terday and took part in the short
drill.
When the team LEFT tho city for
the Scclu>ion OF the Columbus
Country Club. trainer Ernie Biggs
took along the short wave dia-
thermy machine 10 work on the
injured shoulder. SO maybe Tommy
will play a little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
COACHES NUN

Brown had no prediction to
make other than to say II would
be an offensive battle. Both teams
have stressed their own SCoringI
power rather than their defensive
strength.
CriSlcr. likewise had nothing to
say about the outcome lie was
pleased with the spirit and condi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Buckeyes EsE'inRnesI
Columbus Newspapers, Fans Want Revenge FOR
$40 Victory Which Caused Coaching Shakeup
BY EDGAR HAYES

COLUMBUS Nov 2l"Re ton OF his players. but didn't
--,rar farhor has given much convesat ON abo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Houses for Sale
(West of WOODWARD

CLARENDON. So. 4s4+-open: 4-bedroom
brick. Newly reconditioned. We 6-1SO0.
FAUST. sss2-Two bedrooms tile; fun
attic; VACANT; $500 required. CE. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

BEAUTY shop Modern equipment 1tWO
rooms living quartersD: rent reasonable.
Illness reason for selling. 1921 Clayton
Lafayette 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

RESTAURANT-M Modern equipment: sacri.
=. icing cash account of illness selling.
Vermont 7OeO7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

RESTAURANT DE luxe equipment low
overhead. 500 daily sell. trade. Lenox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

BEAUTY HOP-Dearborn. near shoppin Z
center. low overhead; seven years same
location. 1924 Michigan Oregon 1910
Cedar 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Mortgages
Business Opportunities

ALL Mortgages. no restrictions CA 73tT
Home Associates. 325 Lafayette Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Real Estate Wanted

PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE. PR. {244
24-HOUR service. sale, trade. east SIDE
property. Petiine. 1886 Cratiot. PL. 1850
CoLoRED-wanted at once. ~ family
EAST SideD good single boulevard sec
Ia fam. Must be priced right. Johnson.
CA $3.50. 6i2 East Vernon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
War Sub Contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS

LUMBER available for additions and alter.
lions; prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER CO.
Mound at 10-Mie Rd. 81. sts1
SCREW MACHINE WORK WANTED
Have two automatic single spindle screw
machines, AK capacity; available nov.
CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
5000 MACK PLAZA 1922
14x36 LATHE-Open full time. Tool and
semi-tool only. Vermont 5-032s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.50
Cash and carry. 81, so; IS years expert
ence; 1907 guaranteed. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works, I2l22 Broadstreet. Ho. 3200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Farms and Lands for Sale

FARNs-Any size. price. terms Ocsana
Co. Hanson-osbon. Realty, Hart. Men
FOR SALE-l5O-acre farm. 80 cleared,
for information write Mr. c. d. OswSli.
Onaway. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Situations Wanted-MaIs
Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Al CoLORED girl wants homework.
hotel or restaurant. Temple 2-4354.
BUNDLE family washing; specializing
shirts. Colored lady; neat worker.
Townsend s-6763.
EXPERIENCED, neat coiored girl wants
days work; $3.50 carfare. Melrose 22it.
EXPERIENCED. reliable coiored girl wants
day work: 50. so. carfare. Melrose ASA.
CoLORED girl wishes day work; Thurs
day and Friday. Melrose 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Land Contracts

ga. new 5-rm frlit, berries: "a mi p:
81 200. S700 dn. 727 s. Center. y o BIB
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-07-04
US. NAVY TO
ORGANIZE BAND
FROM CHICAGO
Band-Master Arrives To
Start Additions Among
Recruit Musicians

CHICAGO, Illinois - Special -
The United States Navy
will organize a Negro band
hefeif a sufficient number Of
qualified musicians are dis
covered through additions to
be held at Room $50 of the United
States Courthouse. 225 South Clark
street. Monday. June %. at am.
This announcement was made
this week by Lieut. David N. Gold
enson. officer of the Chicago Re-
cruiting station Bandmaster Sam
Iel Onenbach Of Washington, D c.,
has arrived in the city to conduct
the scheduled additions.
Those who qualify will be en-
listed in the navy as musicians
second class with the opportunity
Of advancing 10 chief petty officers
rating, 1t is emphasized that only
trained musicians who can read
music are eligible Each applicant
is expected 10 bring his own instru-
ment 10 the addition Flutes, plcco-
los, comets. clarinets. saxophones.
baritone horns. French horns, from
bones. BASES and drums are needed
10 comprise the band