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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Bob Tales
Boxing Needs
Gar 10 Make
Laws Uniform
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

When the war d., over and
boxing along with other sports.
hts the high road once moro
il seems 10 us that thc tight
game would be- more than wise
10 adopt some plan whereby
The laws and rules Of all states
would be- Uniform with one body
IN control
For years there has been n
suggestion that boxing select 81
Gear and lum thI, can hc
given The powers Judge Lands
ENJOY, In baseball
Such . man could boz jaime
Farley Jack Dempsey Jim
EI1r-tuCi-lL.-L1- AQI -4LC-Z- INN
rcv fan (Which Wm non Alr
JauC. Joseph IurU0t
Almost cycryo1a admits tins
would be the w.-c tHun t0 do
Yet mo- AGGRESSIVE move h.e over
been launched u THAT GIteatun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

picked up Carr pass on lflt wing,
cut around Jimmy Orlando 90 got
right IN on Mowers ton shot 40
the far side of thc nor
All Toronto had lrlt a~ Tho
minutes flew was q prayer and "a
gamble. Hap Day pulled out
Goalie Broda with 30 seconds ta
go, sent Mclean out 10 Join the
Taylor line and biz Babe Pratt
This was "A futile gamble 40 be
lroit Sunday when SID Abel sDot
The puck INTO IAN empty ueL But
this time 10 clicked
Carr checked Jack Stewart on
the puck back Of the Detroit net
He got The puck out 20 Mclean
who pitched il 10 SChIncr ~ Tho
corner Sweeney blasted "a real
niblick shot at Johnny rs hc stood
at the corner. The puck ran right
up the back Of Mower leg 8uC
caromed into the met
Toronto had tied the score Will
y seconds 10 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
GOES TO CUSTER

Hugh Syron Jr. son OF the popu-
lar caddynas'cr ~ Detroit Golf
Club. went 10 Fort Custer re-
Gently He was with "A group
of University Of Detroit reserves.
Camp Grant VIII be back in bic
time football tins fall il has been
decided Il. Col Frank a.
Bush. special service officer al
The camp. announced three games
have been scheduled thus far with
Marquette Great Lakes and Iowa
PrcihsIt Five or SIX more
INES VIII bo added
Soifhall VIII be played from
dawn 10 dark AZ Chanute Field
Leagues VIII be organized to
take the field at whatever time the
men are available, meaning some
VIII play in the morning, after
noon and evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
WINGS DAZED

As the red light flashed. Tho
Wings looked daZodlv around un-
Wiling 10 believe ttrCTT TWO -rrrt
lead and victory had vanished
f}Ur t'f-.5S2 Ntdptc Teal rany- most
OF them resigned 10 "A Toronto de-
feat just "A minute before left
them no other conclusion a~ they
broke into pandemonium Uttered
the ice with programs and hats
The Wings now had more 70
worry about than missing the tran
leaving shortly after game time
They had been through one o
these sudden death affairs viii
the Leafs just a week before al
Detroit.
But if was The Wings. not the
Leafs who came back with the
drive IN the overtime
Jack Stewart went the length nj
tho ice 20 be- beaten Al The goa
mouth. Every successive change oi
lines saw the WlrgS putting or
more pressure Les Douglas missed
an open net on CarNeths pass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
HARTLEY IL on

Jack Hartley tied Fry KosmoW.
siu and Willard Hamilton for high
series and registered n new thlrc
high single with lS1-26S-2D5 loI
65i I'M the Rivera House Gordon
Tanner Daucd his third straight
600 ON The nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

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Az. Until Pm and After a. Bar Adjoinins
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Open Alleys All Day To-day All DAY sat. Sun.
BOWL .0.DROME Ia7O7 DEXTER; no. $3.50
Open eo~loa TODAY Untl p. ". and After
~. Beautiful Cocktail Lounge. YOuil Like ~!
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opsn Boslinu oailS A. N. to CLOSING. Select
league Openings left. New mansosmsnt.
CASINO REC. 7!57 ~ooOwhso9 AVE We;
SUMNER LEAGUES RESERVATIONS NOW
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p. n ard ~ Untn 23o a. N. 2s Alleys.
DEXTER REC. DEXTER AZ Boston ,1s,s7 BLVD
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GARDEN REC "2o wo .otIs,;, = tn 1880
opsn Bowling TO-DAY uotl p. N ard Aner
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After ~ p. ~ All Day Saturday.
lUUL , nLUI 10 BILLIARD TABLES
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Open Bowling TODAY Until p NJ ard After
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Instruction BY Ruth Johnson. Bar No~ Open.
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Open Bowling All DAY Saturdays and Sundays
After 3 NJ week oaSs TN T. After ~ p. N.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Wings Open Finals
with BOSTON Here
lConlInued Irom - Sport ragcl

Erupelqau forced Broda TO great
skate. save.
Then Harold Jackson. me Sec
ond substitute from Indianapolis
started Crosse and Adam Brown
uui of the Detroit zone ON a two
man break with only Reg TIaml-
ION between them and The Toronto
-oal
hamilton mot Crosse n few
strides inside the Toronto blue
Inc poke checked the puck from
Don near tho boards. But Crosse
hooked 10 back turned and passed
io Brown a, he came whlz2ing
pest.
Tho ro.f b. Sta,1r,, C.,,,, l,i.tl,,.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
.fINtRAIIJTS
tIIINF TRIO

~.tsis s7s or p37 Totals 81 ISL 1852
Jraa1 total 2s11 Grand total 2g34
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

p'sIs ~ 1889 Io03 Totals p-7 1893 1858
-rard total 4s74 Grand total 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Russell Rider posted new all
time high single of ESQ in the
Active circuit al Ramona. He
strung eight strikes I'm row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
I'M r
\ ERN(IR
NRo,II
2oTH CENTURY

Tr'a's io-0 lo7. 1ot5 TOTALS a6s 1924 1905
Grar1 total 3ls7 Grand '0'ai 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
kRAkntr


Totals sas g7i So To's.v as2 ss3 az
Graad tufs. 2756 Grar1 total 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

when he fashioned -?08-2i8 for
a dandy GS7 IA the Nj, Elliott Sen
Tor House. The "Babe" il waiting
for the daN when automobiles come
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

sam Grccnberg and Lou Lepoi-
~1y each converted the G-7-l0 split
a> Henry hacked into the cham
Wonehp OF the American section
in the C0nglo league. Atlas and
B. and {. are sill tied in the Ma
tioull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

T.'s's sli ss5 l0a; Totals esp 9l3 I0l6
Grand total pro Grand total 29os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Detroit spares E4Iln- Jackson ffras-e-
N1ras Brown. Douglas Watson Carveth
Toronto spares Mcdonald Jones. David.
SON j. Hamilton. Ha Mclean. Pole
FIRST PERIOD
Scoring Nrfc
Iena.rrs Csrve'h pratt :. stewart
SFtOND PERIOD
J. Detroit k-grsteaI Lscrmhel II So
IeraIiIe- E1rP.
THIRD pERIOD
Ufiva.f. Carvefh. 10
Toronto Mclean tprHrI ff-St
g. I'r."f" Schri1er DTasor. CARR IA IS
4 uGItts. None
OVERTIME
Detroit Brown tGross0), e.2l.
Penalties. None
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

party had been in progress at
headquarters
Then. he said Colmau emerged
and walked an>lcad4y 10 has car.
-LoLMAA 4AAAIAG- PISTOL
II heard plunk a If shot
Was fired" Elauksu>h.p SAID.
n saw McRae stumbling across
the grass. C0lman was stand
ing there holding "A shiny pistol
in one hand and waving II at
me ! stepped behind him and
hc tried 10 shoot me.
"He fired in the air and cried
a.s.a- ta4E-t hi IarilI-ht
Then he asked nae did ] hurt
him %"
tarLcT z mIlIrl- -usAChlatIlSt
testified thai Colman often par
ucipaled ln drinking parties al
a vacation lodge near OSCoda.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
J. 5. Senators on Tour
Arrive in nChina

CHUNGKING- Sept s ms
Five L. S. senators on an air
tour of inspection of American
forces on battlctrOntS throughout
The world. have arrived M China.
It was officially disclosed today.
Included in tho group are Scna-
I---.-l A+-4-l-
Brewster rRJ of Maine, Russell
bDt OF Georgia Lodge r. Of
NaSSachusctt, and Chandler Cd
of Kentucky The senators pre-
v1OUSiy had visited American
bases in England and North
Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Detroiter Dies,
II From State
Missing in War

Nwo Detroit soldiers and nine
On from other parts OF the state
were listed by the war depart
ment today as missing IN action.
The death Of a Detroit seaman
was also revealed by thc navy
in communication 10 his wife
The missing soldiers at-es-
Staff Sgt Clayton T.. Ballard,
13208 +. jefferson.
1t William II. Bigclow, 1928
Dexter.
Staff sgt Gordon ". Chisholm,
Flint.
Sgt Charles j. KukaWski,
Grand Rapids
1t. Ernest !. SicrcnS, MI
Clemens.
Staff Sgt Donald J. NJ. Emaus
Grand Rapids
Pvt Joseph S Fradcttc Alpcna
1t. John s. Neck, Lansing.
SGT. Robert b. Lash. Birmng
ham.
1t Russell O Philpu. Sandusky.
Pvt. Louis {. Haas, RoScNillc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Brazil Stages Hugo Parade

RIO DE- JANEIRO. Sept s
lNS) The largest display OF
armed forces ever staged in Brazil
passed In q parade before f'TeSI-
dent GetulIo DornelleS Vargas
yesterday on the nations l22d
anniversary of independence.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
When KIDNEYS need diUreiit old

" hen oNerVrain or other non-org4niC.
NOT. ,ystCmIC cause fisHI dun kidney
function, the back NAV ache painfully.
Naturally, urinary lo~ ma, hc le,scncd --
frequent bar scanu often smarunK Ger.
ung Up night, NAV rum sleep
IF 70 rrfrrvU yurh yymrtamN sou want
qzIcf IfiHEi4fssH ~ tia4r, affsu @ h,ip y
attain thiS, nv Gold Medal Capsules This
eaSy.to-take diurctl h1N been famous Tor
over 50 years for such prumpt sCuor.
1 axe care 10 use oult as directed on pack.
age. Only 3Ss 80 due ,,orc, ACccpt M
substitute. Get the gerE5Hs Gold Medal
Capsules f9daJ. i beg act f4lE
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
kinShiP
Brother Missing, invests
$1,000 in 3rd War Loan

Joseph Lutom~ki former as
slstant prosecuting attorney, IS
investing $1,000 in revenge, IT was
revealed tOadX.
Announcement that his brother,
Pfc Harry J. Lutomski was miss
ing IN action prompted the attor-
ney's announcement that his part
IN settling the score would be a
$1,000 bond purchased during the
current Third War Loan drive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Diesel Oil Goes TO Pscific

WASHINGTON, Sept 8 lINS)
The petroleum administration
for war today disclosed that coast
feilnefS have been ordered 10 sell
high quality Diesel fuel OIL only TO
military authorities so as 10 AID
ttrr,- war in ttfc Paetftt..
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Nazi Prisoners Caught

tffiR Fl R2ffiAv5ff3ft7-t tr-i-7-. Z r y
tfNSt TWO German prisoners OF
war. who escaped from the prison
CamD near TUndad Saturday
night were captured by sheriff S
officers late yesterday, four miles
west OF Trinidad
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
NAZI DEAD 10000

German dead alone IN the two
month period totaled 42O 600 and
$500 Germans were captured
Booty captured included 14Ol
tanks. 2,OlS guns, 5,382 machine
guns and Z 7,S53 motor vehicles
Enemy arms destroyed were
listed as 5,729 planes, s 400 tanks.
; 1872 guns and more than 28OOO
motor NrhIcles
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
StaIinO
Given gJD
by NaZiS
Continued from Page one

Continued from Page One
cut the important GomcI-Bak.
mach trunk railroad and lrft the
Germans onl Y a SlnglC-track
norlh-South line over which 10
move troops and supplies east OF
the Dnleper River
More than 300 other towns and
villages also fell 10 the Russians
in advances of up 10 l2l. miles
along "a 7O0-mlc front from the
Sea of AzOV 10 SmOlensk yeStcr-
day and a special Soviet com
munlque reported that al least
l.JOOOO enemy troops had been
killed or wounded IN Russia in
the two months since tine Ger
mans launched an abortIHc often.
SlNe near kurSk.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
SAILOR DIES IL ACTION

News of the death in action ol
Seaman Arthur Ronald Pclticr
27. was received from tho navy
department by his wife Mrs
Winifred pclucr OF 9OOJ y Mar
tindale.
Peluer p graduate of South
eastern IIiCh School and % former
fireman attached 10 Engine Co
NO 81 J0TUUG rr7- T7Vy TIT juno
1912
His last letters home were
dated of Slcib
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
II Prison Camps in v. s.

WASHINGTON a # s. S-+4IA1J!S44
Army Chief of staff Gen. Mar
shall. in his report on two years
Of war, today disclosed that u
prison camps had been estab-
iShed in the United States with
a capacity OF 226. $50 men
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
DISCIPLINE STRESSED

Your decision i'm reference
60 high-rankine officer ~
most important i'm this AFFAIR"
he told the court among the
most important things in the
army and among thc first any
officer learns are:
First. feed and pay YOUR
fnrn, and sf-cond, discipline
Every body must be treated
alike il there il 10 be any dis
cipline. II colonel does some
thing, he should be treated just
like private who does the
same thing. He should receive
the same punishment for the
same violation.
III an officer IN shown favor,
discipline will sufIer-and dis
cipline il most important in the
army"
Among the charges facing Col
Colman Is one that nc fraud
and unlaWiully procUcC
the transfer no Sclfrdgc Field o.
Pvt Benson Ford
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
LEAVES DAUGHTER

Besides has wife Doc s survived
by a daughter judith ANN has
ATentS M and Ms Ronald Pei
of 1920 Gray and three
NSers. Olive. Kathleen and MrS.
tfCU ff-uTTT7T-7-
\ TTtTuIFTTT rII-TI TTIiI7-V VIII M
celebrated for hIn ln So Philip
Men CLurcL- -At q trlLa2-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
ACCEPTED UsE OF LODGE


crnmcu1 assertion that Colman &C.
coptcc She use Of a vacation lodge
near OSc0da after hc obtained the
transfer 10 Sclfrdge, from an en-
bmkatior point, Of SGT. James
r75T77T77'- ,S77-TI5U- tt-he lodge rs
owHC5 ~ the cTdCr Granse, DoIan
asserted
Whc0-Jamc- va, at-an embar-
fa'Iun puut hr wired his father
i uCC1 HCtp badly Dotan con-
tended The elder GranSc went 10
Coiuan )oIan continued and told
tho officer that 'tDc heat is on -
ff--v conference resulted III
James transfer Dolan said. add
irr that J-nc> brother, Cpl Rob
-eTt GTaUSe. also was trans
tcrr1d "a S.liridge Al Colman'S
request Colman miSrcpreScnted
R0n"rt as "a mechanic. Dolan as
serted.
DID AIRY FAVOR
l. va, a. favor 10 his Sccre-
targ that Culman arranged the
enlistment al Scliridgc Of Pfc.
Arthur Lyons uf Detroit, the gov
eminent attorney continued,
Lyons. q musician and cousin of
Tho secretary was about 10 be
drafted Iu.an said when Colman
arranged 10 hum % enlist as a
parachute uErcf Lyons ,Is now
.r the post band
Hoiau also CoutCndcd that Col
man took government property
from OsCoda. Installed IL AT the
cottage and used government
labor ~ rho lodge
Yesterday. ColWau faced MCRae
for tho tAt- time since the night
of tte shooting NCRac took the
witness stand for the prosecution
TO snow Col CulmanS : actions on
that night were not those Of an
insane man. but those Of an IN
toNcafed man
McKae. telling his story 10 the
public for the FIRST time described
how he tar been sent 10 post
headquarters tho night of last
Nay ! as a chauffeur for Col Col
man hoW he had carried the
TT7f77r-7 -rrrr ~ err
and ho0 Colman had later called
hIm bick-io inc Cal
Then he said, just like some
thing Struck him. damn" Nc
Rac tCstfc9. Then he turned
around and shot me and 1
whirled around and circled
around the flagpolc and, just
aS ] was making the circle, he
fired second shot. came
back between two cars and
stood there and said, Take me
to the hospital
Col Co.man sitting az the de-
fensc table only "a few feet from
ihc witness stand evidenced no
visible emotion during MCRae'S $
testimony
NtEao Was followed io the
stand Oy two other army privatcS.
both white. who testified 70 Incl
dents Ot the same night.
Shortly after that came the
arguments of the defense and the
tr7l nudge advoCate on the sanity
motion
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
AccuSerS Open CASE
Photo BY international News Photo

condition Of the accused. IL u
the duty OF a courtmartial 10
acquit him." MAJ. Ballanlnc
said
-OnF of tine best cvIdFnCrS in
the world that he was not at the
time mentally sound, il the fact
Col. Colman shot man whom
hc didn't kHUw-HHd without
prOVOcation and without rhyme
or reason -
In has argument tho trial nudge
advocate Capt. phitiIp - 0C0n-
nell termed Col CllEuau = At4ll
the night OF the shooting not in-
,anity. but d drunken deluSiun.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

Continued from Page One)
day denied = defense motion 20
d,Sm,, ,IN charges against Col
man including The shooting Of
McRac. because Of insanity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
gD 1T. TO IST 1T.

GEORGE WILLIAM TIL
BAULT. 1881 FaINlew Detroit.
PAUL HUGHES HARDWICK
1901 Smith, Flint
FRIIARD DABRINGIIAUS,
29O35 IillVcW RoScVillc.
ARNOLD GOTTLIEB AL
BRECHT. 2l0 Market ST. Joseph
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
NOT KNOWN TO FORD


Ford now q lieutenant sta
TONED m Detroit, IS the grandson
of Henry Ford and son Of the late
Edyol Ford. Evidence that young
Ford knew nothing of any Illegal
transactions involving ms transfer
rs found m the fact that he Nolun-
tauly sought enlistment after
having been turned down because
Of serious eye allment
Following the Colman trial. four
other members ~ Seifudgc Field
personnel faces courts martial for
alleged irregularities discovered
through o lengthy investigation
here by officers of The Inspector
general S department
Ap--4+ ~ I u II = -s-t---.4 : y
were under way at The tune of the
MCRac shooting
During yesterdays session. the
prosecution asked McRac whether
be thought Col. Colman was drunk
and MCRae replied
1t seemed 60 me like ne WAS
drunk, but didn't smell any
thing on his breath"
Pvt Norman Nyland. who was
on guard duty al headquarters
that night, gave a lightly dlf-
fcreut version OF the shooting.
bn declared that Colman ap-
peared TO be intoxicated
lie SAID that Colmdn came
downstairs unStcadlly. hanging 10
the rail and went out to the staff
car where McEae was waiting
Suddenly Nyland said. McRac
grabbed for has Sidy and ran over
10 the lawn and tell 10 the grass
FOUND BOTTLE UPSTAIRS
Capt. Ross ran over and picked
Mcl}ac up Nylagd said. and then
Colman fired a second shot at
-tl4e-AtFfo sei-4r,-r-- \ vfurrrt v-rrrt
he then went upstairs and saw a
nearly empty bottle Of Scotch on
the table In Colman office.
Another soldier witness was
PVT Carl + Blankenship who
was on duty near headquartcr,
lie said that shortly before the
S.. Ooting he saw Mrs. Colmar
emerge from the post holding
what appeared TO be a highbdll ln
her hand
The defense objected 10 thc i'm
PRODUCTION of her name. but the
government attorneys said they
wanted 10 prove that wild
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
IST LIEUTENANT TO CAPTAT

WILLIAM PAKNEIL PUE-
FIELD. $40 Walnut, Ann Arbor
WARREN EUGENE BESSE
6942 Bingham Dearborn
WILLARD MASON ROGERS
99l Burns drive, Detroit.
WALLACE ALDEN SOLUM
1867 W outer drive. Detroit
STANLEY CLARE PENZOTTI
235 TecuWSeh. Dundee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Army Promotes
9Stdte0ffiCerS, .
; From Detroit

WASHINGTON. Sept 6 rUP)
Tho war department announced
TO-DAY The temporary promotion oI
nine Michigan officers They are.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
FOUND BOTTLE UPSTAIRS

The defense objected 10 thc in
PRODUCTION of hCr name. but the
government attorneys said they
wanted TO prove that wild
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be one like this; Name the hour
Of departure of train made fa-
nous by the composer of "Alexan-
der's Ragtime Band That one
wasn't too tough either apparent
ly, for quite few of the fellows re-
called that midnight was the time
immortalized in Irving Berlins
tuncful when That Midnight
Choo-choo Leaves For Alabam. .
The men and girls are permitted
to compete individually or to form
teams of two or three members.
To date the most frequent winners
have been teams on which Soldiers
Eddie Desek and Darrell Nelson
have appeared The winning per-
centage generally ranges between
IS and 92 The prizes, though not
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MISCELLANEOUS CAUSES :
FOR REJOICING DEPART
MENT: The Club extends its con-
gratulations to two of the men
who have been among its most
loyal and enthusiastic members,
Tech. Bird or. Darrell H. Nelson and
Corporal Reg. D. Roos, upon their
appointment to Officers Candidate
School, of which they have just
been advised. We shall miss these
popular fellows; but we are very
happy over the compliment that
has been paid them and the fine
opportunity which is theirs. :.
And it is a matter of record that
on Monday the Club joined in the
chorus Of Happy Birthday" raised
in felicitation to all the members
of the Port Detachment upon the
occasion of the first anniversary
Of their arrival in this city-though
we were careful not to add, -
any many more Of thcmf
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QUIZ CONTESTS

The Quiz Contests, an added
feature to Bingo Game Night on
Tuesdays, have been proving popu-
lar. Consisting usually of fifteen
questions they have related to
the movies, books, popular songs,
the radio, geography history, gov
eminent, and especially sports.
Here are a few sample questions
Of recent contests: What three
brothers lately have been big
league outfielders? Who wrote the
Show Boat" music? What African
countries border ON the Mediter-
ranean? Who was the Notre Dame
football coach last fall? Not very
hard, are they? Occasionally therell
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Daughter Born
Toe. Popejoys

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Popejoy are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born last evening at 7:45 o'clock
at st. AIMS Hospital. The child
weighed in at eight pounds, fiji
teen and one-half ounces, and has
been named Patricia Eleanor.
Mrs. Popejoy is the former Ruth
McVay, teacher for three years in
the Juneau High School, her sub
jects being languages and drama
tics. Several school plays were
given under her coaching. Mr..
Popejoy is employed in the office
of the M. P. Munter Company,
contractors.
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] there was present by personal in
yitation Of an individual Service
man. Riding to the camp IN Army
trucks the girls had dinner at one
or another of the several mess
halls, afterwards being taken on
an inspection tour of the camp.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent dancing to the music
+, of the ever popular Seryicemens
orchestra. AS usual on their return
from one of these acknowledgement
trips to Duck Greek the girls inn
mediately expressed their eagerness
to be invited soon again. They hope
for a dance there some night. This
column wishes them an early
realization of their hope. Mean
while, in the interests OF romance
we take the liberty of making one
slight suggestion: Can't someone
think up a more glamorouS name
for it than Duck Creek? We
dent know whether changing the
name of an Army camp requires
an Act of Congress or a Presiden-
tial Proclamation--bu but we're plan
ming to ask the Audubon Society in
Washington to influence someone
to change that name TO say, may
be- Nightingale Nook or perhaps
at least Swan swamp? Or, II
you think we'd be retarding the
War effort, though aiding and
abetting romance, how would you
like the more martial Eagle Ig-
loo? ANYTHING, VIC repeat, but
Duck Creek!