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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
SCOLDING FOR ARTOE

Paul McNutt, the manpower
man, says in explanation of
baseball's status that sports and
kindred professions such as
acting are useful as morale
builders. but not essential.
Lee Artoe. 230-pound tackle
of the Chicago Bears is expected
10 appear before Commissioner
Elmer Layden today TO explain
why he said, repeatedly, Don't
blame Baugh, blame the league"
when Sammy Baugh failed TO
show up for the All-Star game
in Philadelphia, December n -. !.
Artoe says he is through with
pro game and going into navy.
Herbert Bayard Swope, New
York's MIR. Racing" suggests
that horse-drawn vehicles be
used 10 haul fans 10 race tracks,
thereby modifying the ban on
pleasure driving F.. he wants 10
bring back the horse-and-buggy
DAYS TO shake off the strangle
hold of the gas buggles on the
sport.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
ALL WORK FOR ELDEN

Eden Auker, former Tiger
pitcher, intends to keep his De-
troit defense plant job instead
of reporting 10 Washington
Senators this spring, he indi-
Gated after learning Of his trade
10 the Griffs from the Browns
he believes his baseball ca
reer is over E. Lawrence Techs
five-game basketball tour 10
Kentucky and Tennessee from
January IA 10 81. has been can
celed 10 save travel Instead,
the Blue Devils play Romulus
air base at Hackett Fieldhouse
Tuesday and AT Toledo naval
base January IA
Larry French Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers will be sworn in as a
lieutenant OgD in the navy to-
morrow . His only regret
He figures he's miss 200-game
victory mark he has 1877
now.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
SPORT SHORTS
OPA BAN ON PLEASURE DRIVING BRINGS
AN END TO RACING IN FLORIDA

Racing in Florida died quick
death in the wake Of OPA ban
on pleasure driving E. Tropical
Park, with five days left. at
tendance small and mutuels low.
was ordered shut down by its
president, Henry l.. Straus {.
Hfaleah, scheduled TO get under
way next week. will not open.
Racing chairman II. B. Swope
in New York, said most New
York tracks. adjacent TO regular
transportation lines. probably
would continue 10 operate. 4.
The American Association fell in
line with the big leagues, start
ing its season 16 days later, on
April % and closing one week
earlier. September 10, but kept
the 154-game schedule.
Manley johnson of Tulsa, Okla,
was named captain of Michigan's
1943 mat squad Mette Stan
diSh's 677 tops the list of high
scorers in the Rainbow $40 pin
classic. Rainbow team still leads.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
I Women 'sFives
Break Record
STANDINGS

Vernon and Olympic share team
scoring honorS today in the
Women's Major League. Both
Vernon and Olympic broke the
seasons mark for high single game
last night at Conner Recreation.
Vernon making 1902 and Olympic
1903 Rainbow was the previous
holder on 9Si Connie Powers Of
Vernon had COS from s-l93-164.
In rolling their record breaker
the Olynpics marked as follows: :
Stella Hartrick, 1871, Irene Schlus-
Ter, 203. Ann Wells ls2. Clara
Allen. 2l6. Mrs Stockdale. 2ll.
Vernor'S 2S14 is second high sea-
son total. II pins below Olympic
Olympic was also night second on
2S0l in blanking Palmer Park and
increasing the lead over Altoona TO
two games. Alcona had 261l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

Morsno CiAss Bombardiers Graham
Paige. A Rogers Glass D-square Tool
X. Miller B0mhers, Graham Paige =
Perzyk. Union Investment. Financial
Francis WaEgoner, Superior Tool and Die
No 8. DAW-CIO 155. Edward RAdtke
lass NORTH End Cleaners Nortnwr
House. l.. Nuronis, Sulpers UAW -CIO 735
p Petrill Packard Marine, Head Welders
Peter Calavenai Jacket Welders Ear
Drake.
a45-Class RI. Stewart Five. Inter
CRY Classic. J. Stewart. Class G
O'clock Bar No. 2 Circle House Rasn
Rohmler Gleneagles $40 House wolverine
Chips, A Mustoneni spur Cola, Cy Kru
ger. Majors. Mich Tool j. SelehOuski.
SerEeants Mich Tool. Victor NOWlckl
Wayne Panorama. Casino House Shep
Jacob. Class D--Motschall Printers Iucks
S'rke Jr, Leonard Peters, Or Blondy
y. r. Young Mems, Or Sam BlondN
Class E-Tool Crib. DeSoto Warren, G.
SNOW. Fixtures, Mech FnE Ser Sui
Ivan Grinders, Packard Marine, Larr,
Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Dimitrie Sets Pace In Rainbow Classic

Emil Dimitrie is tho pace setter
today in the first half Of the
eighth round, Rainbow Individual
Classic, Dimitrie had 221-23i-
202-236-225 for 1921 yesterday
followed by Steve Cruchon. 235-
224-2l7-207-235 for Ills. Joe
Norris, now IN the seventh, was
the actual leader Of the squads
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
ATHENS GEORGIA.

All of Athens Georgia. not
Greece will be out tonight 10
welcome Georgiss s football team
back from IT'S Rose Bowl victory
frankie Sinkwich. spark
plug of the team will be with
his team after receiving the
Walter Camp Memorial trophy
in Washington.
University Of Michigan VIII
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

open its swimming season with
a Michigan A. A. u. meet
January Is Events listed
are 100 yards backstroke and
breast stroke, 50 and 440 yards
free style and 200 yards relay
l.. NJ. opens its conference
season with Ohio State in Ann
Arbor January % The Big
Ten meet is listed for Evanston,
March So.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

with 1l73 from 25B-247-22419t.
255 He had two errors.
Dmtric averaged pap CRU
chon 2236 and Norris 2346. Ed.
gar Briskie, 1887, Phil Bauman,
l076. Chet Bukowski. 1860, Bud
Stcmpicn. 1920. Ted Thorton,
1919, were among those finishing
we'll 10 the front The second
half Of the round rolls Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Skatine's just PeachyI

There Is good skating at all city
rinkS and at the Ford rink IN
Highland Park, and toboganning is
dandy at Rouge Park today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
SUNDAY

! 1880 A. M.--Ciass C-Det Tap and
I Tool Roy Peterson Class D--Mllls, Wes.
son Tool Ferndale. Harry Allen Team
No. 1926 Continental Mot Michael Yer
heachs Class Bonn IA r1iers Packard
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
SATURDAY
CLINTON VALLEY sQrAn

100 =. M.-(lAss C-Brassies, Iacl
Masl R1f.r R1msss Ro ea. F pbTsr Rfn1 Esf5s fsfa,
Payne Clippers Art Mcdonald Hidtrons
Bin Colby Spoons, Charles Silber, Cleeks
Fred Glaser hashies, Frank Palmer
Putters, FreAr Turner Spades Jack Pat
terson, Bahies, I'd stafford
BIRMINGHAM GOLF GLIB SQUAD
3;45-CIam C-Archuects and Engineers
Albert Kahn. g. Whitaker Extension
Springs, l.. A. Young, Walter Keiis ClAsi
D-Munson Cleaners. Palm Beach Jr., X
Haller. Class E-Niblicks. Arthur Keplef
Msshie Nibhcks, Robert Timnerg Duvers
Clarence Applegate, spoons. Harley Weub
Spreeter; Screw Machine, Republic AIT
craft, Otto Hager, stan, General Motors
p =. White Avengers, Fort Aircraft
s:OO--CIass B-Wsst' Warren Rec. 7.
Handlers Classic, william Tayella. Class {
Detroit Brosch. DENLY Jr, Richard VII
Harkey' Wrigley stores, Teamsters AFL
Joe Bernard. Class Nat Mach Prod
Ten Pin, r. Niezgoch; Big Five. J. Hoen
icke Machine Repair. Ford Machine SHOP
C. Eckmeter; cutters. DeSoto Gun. I'd
ward saidak Torpedoes, Packard Aircrsft
Bert Evans Grand Laundry. Rosary
Charles Murray, Tariffs, Ford Traffic
s;isEClass B-Boldue Bros. Decorators
Trenton lnter-City Classic steve soltes
tlass t-Barney Cocktail Eiddle Rec
Firestone. Wyandoite Mike Erdody. ca
bel Plant. United DAIRY Workers. Harolc
Slsk. American Brakeblok UAW CIO ia
Fred Breest. Class D-Redford Tool snc
Die, UAW-CIO 157. stanley Clement
Manufact. Sales, G. Riv -Liy. House, Rus
sell Raycrsn, JAW Packard 100
Ys Mickey Pepsln: Lucky. william Bn
koifc. Class E--Wolves. Pioneer Eng
Hugh Guthrie; II Il Krueger A. Co, No
6. Guy Thompson No. ], Harry TerbrueE
gen No. 3. Ken Buckley.
lO:30-Class A--John hcGlew, Nj Fl
lott ST House. Henry StaWeCki. Class g
Leo HojnAckt's Bar. NV Jr. House VII
liam Ball Joe Fairs. Kleir's House, Tren
ton. Herman Klein: Det. Stamping, JAW
Go 174, Walter Pitch. Glass D--Chlck
AIMS Bar, Alcona Peanut. Alex Norlk
Fergus0ns. Beacon Rec, Walter Rebp
CITY Messenger. Great Det. Carriage, Harnr
Pollard Wolverines. Lyon, Inc Arthu
Jonekah: Tony Market, NeiEhborhood n
Gualdon Italian Buffet John hiramont
Class E--Jack o Connor Radio Mac,
Ave. Bus Men. Jack o 'Connor No. 10
Hudson Tool Eng, George Ce'linsN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
TIMES SWEEPSTAKES PIN SCHEDULE

Maehlses, Leonard Dangremond ESternals
Ben NroI S. Rtas I'd ConffctL
Charles Meta Foss DrugsN Fred Grim
shaw. Designers. Goddard a Goddard j
Dorlsth. Wesley's Service. Silver Mercier-
Lennane Al Harper. Guns Cadillac Mot
Eng. Edward GloWacke Torped0es Ora.
ham Paige, Delbert Iuecke
12;i5--Ciass C-AU-stars, Ford Glas,
plant. Chester Hol0WIcki Class u
Grinders. Chicago Pnu. Tool Pete chit
Cubs Detroit Tap and Tool, Albert De
grande, County Line Ser zee, Crosse Pte
Woods Jr Doyie Martens Class Nat
Twist Drill p 40s, Vincent Bablch B-l7s
Francis SChaub. q Zss. Claire Phillips
Ford Aircraft. First AID John Golden
Takeod, Walter palsWrak, Clusters, Ford
Glass Al kWias KAY Products. Sheet
Mctal, Edward PhWl Landing Gears
Robert Graft
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
HiohIand Park League

LAST NIGHTS CAGE SCORES
Northern Y. Al, Fl. .Cen-O %
Ford 81 = ~ y Reserves %
Grrin a. Vickers %
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
!. L. HUDsoN-CADnLAc HorsE sQrAD

3:O0-Cias C--Nelson Co. Plumbers
Local -, Gll Campbell Class D--Men .
Shoes Quinher, Furniture 30 J. Deeley
Carpeis Dave MCKAY. Class E--Tack
splttets, Pri'chsr' Shippers Five. Hotel
lng Basement Dresses. Cudhke Basement
Drapers. Burns, Lucky strikes, wilcox
Blackout Five, p. Poterackf. Furniture
No. 2 soos Mems Furuishngs Dadine.
5:lS-Class C--sguare Desl Auto Sales.
Cleneagles $50. r. Hatcher Class D--No.
3. Ford Tool ana Die. r. Montayon, ne
troit Brass and MaUeabie. ArnesNuE Joe
Minda, shipping Ray Wa'decker FLYING
Fort ress ClO so. Z. Eugene Fular. spit
fires, Great Lakes Steel River Roug gs
James HalEyard, SfiVers cafe. Wolverine
Assembly Tom Wracan SO. Wesson
Tool Ferndale, John Wagner. Class p
Ford Tool and DE No lf II. Jonas. No
2. steve Lack. 30 81 Wesson Tool Fern
Charles Grobar.
.3O--Class A-Dei roit Times AN.Star
Classic. Chene Tromhly Recreation, Joe
Paums. Detroit Gasket Roger Oyermyer
Palm Beach Recreation. Travelling. Tony
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

MT. ELLIOTT REC. 7'7' ~ NJ !..so ELLIOTT
Open Alleys " TN - ~ and Ate. %
visit Our coesiai toor0' Excellent food
NEW FAIRYIEW n''' 1.sI % JEFFERSON
op,u Bo.nps TODAY unm : p. ". snd After
~ p. n All DV Saturdays ard Sundays.
NORTH END 70 1i'; soSis3 lSi 3A"g1g f%. ,sss .ss1
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
OLYMPIC REC. "a,.0sAs ~. s.s.S Ct 70 H'sss s.s.s
~ Ansy, s,s ard Modern. RsthsssiI.r.
opsn Bo~lirs Al Day saturday, ard Sundays.
PALACE REC. >, ss7s $685., 'ssIOr - ., Hxs wi,s.v,
A Post. opsn Bo~line TODAY onti $50 p. ~.
sHd After a. Harold Alien. Instr. Cocktail lounss.
PALMER PARK ",s.ssoLs so.sIt ,Ss 70; ;.s" s's'''
TO. s.2232. AZ Hrunuiek Allsw. Completely
4 Mod,rniSsd. free Parting Open Bs~lins TO-DAY
sA. ~ 10 r. ". snd After ~ ?. N.
pIpyI AVN 1920 WEST WARREN. Near
IHIlhLHNu SoUTHTIElp. CE. 1920
I IA Brand New Lanes so~ open to Public! Sc.
Ih,u Bowl white tnloyinp N, Best FOOD and
T pI IynlIIu ssl7 JOS. cAnPAU
ILhIUlUm MA fs4s
Open Daily Until 4 A. NJ.
OlIuO0W t023S 6HATiOT w. 9a85
nAlNpUW opsn Alleys Until ! 90 r. N.
and After ~ p N sundsys-miSsd ooublss
$50 p. ". sne $50 nsn'' Doubles. loAs p ~.
RIVIERA REC. ''7 GssSo W. sssl h''tH
opsr Alleys TODAY Until % p. N. and After
~ p. N. All DAY Saturday. and Sundays,
STATE FAIR '''I wSoDw.sO s,oI. t.n e,sSss 10 s''''
opsn Alleys All Day sat. Sun. Free instrsetionS
we.k.DV Anan''. We Take Phone Rsssrstions
TWENTIETH CENTURY rAsS y, s'i.,. :. AsstssD NJ sss9
Treat 10 Bowl Here open ALLEY, TODAY
Until g. After o. All Day Saturday. and sundsy,.
vlnTnpv 7744 I2TH AZ DELAWARE
tluIuHI TR, l.s3S0
op.n Bowllns Until CLOSING. FREE tNsTHuC.
TONS BV DOROTHY MERCHANT
WASHINGTON BOWL, g, sossts.o,tn.o s.os,i w,'. Of
op,n Bowling Until q p. NJ and After 10 p. ~.
~ Bruns~let centsnnial Alleys Cherry $500.
WEST DETROIT 'I'. .,.. .,cs,Sas MSas,ss sst.
ct. 0327 opsn Bowtins ToDtS trom 4:3o p. n.
un,li cIosns. Az DAY sstrsesy,. susssys
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

Keep EN- rolling" Is than slogan: It's a mRsi
Every serceabe piece Of sutomotve equipment needed
needed the road That makes the service station dealer
vital cog in the nations machine Just consider that
~ II r.
Millions Of war workers have other means-except
autos to ger to work:
In some sections over 73s Of war workers reach
their plants by car.
Over 6'S of all freight going in and of plants is
carried by truck.
$4,000 communities reached BY railroad. depend on
trucks for supplies
Nearly 1905 Of many vital crops hauled market by truck
Over 1000 cities depend for private uansporation
Every do certain of necessary driving
provided for under the raioning system
Yes America remain nation wheels and your
Standard Oil Dealer proud that he is playing vital part in
Americas effort You it-heu carry on!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

IIIcFY cTpIYI sssi GRAND RIVER AT
LVVhI viHINI rHE BLVD. TV. 1855
opsn Boulina TODAY Until p ~ and Afes
~ mp n. 20 Bruns~ies Csnt,nnld Isnn Ere,
tsstruetien ~ Ruth Johnssn. Bar Nov open.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

BOWLlNG SCHOOL SaTss ..t,os'., ''sp'3,ss w. 7.ois
sus,hmoor Recreation. schooltrsr AZ Cd. Rv.
or,H Alley, Today To p. ~. All Day Sat. SUI
CADILLAC 20 .,,.m. -, t. CO GossstsS sIsS ,1.s,.
Ossp Bowling Oaily A. N. 90 Clo,ina SsleS
LEAGUE op.ninu Lett. Me- Msnsosn.nt
CENTENNIAL s.., a'Ie1 s.si. SsA'Su so,.,. aS' 800
B.su,ifui Cocktail tOuns. Nov opsn. IA Lsns
0psn Bo~iina Saturday. ard Sundays.
CHENE. .TROMBLY SIS. =, 'stst .,5s
os.n Bs.lins TO-DAY from A. ~ INT
- and u p, N. Until 2:1O A N. "a Alley,
CONNER REC. $500. $500 coss.E o.H AVE s.,. w. sss s
Sundays, Daily Until !. After ~. Cocktail Ba
and Rss'aursnt Operated by Tommy PoIiAes.
CREST LANES tUlt''T0s 40 |" ,:ss 60; RIVE"
A Bowler, parsowi visit Our staos Bar an
Cocktail Louns. Nothine Lhs Il
nIupy tis2s WHITTIER, AT KELLY Ro
oS,o Bo~luu TO-DAY UO,u J p. ". sad Az.
~ Pm Nome oi the Famous Bask.t.o'. .chietsr
DETROIT RECREATION saelsyI tIftSt'6. C.. ~ sss,
70 Alley, op.n Bo~ilnu st All Tim,sl Conv,ni,n
IA All Transportation Lines.
GLPDEN Rgc H2O wooowARo-It. 7.SsS
WIN hoNlnp lubhE UNIV hNu RVef W v ~
UHti cis,ins. couvsni,ut ia All Tran,poristop
GRAND CENTRAL -" stssy = S,lo sAak
oui,ts- Alley, IN oslroit. V0nsn BouIino Uo,i
p. ". sod After 70 30 p. N. Free Iustrueiion
os'iS tSeellsnt Bus and Street Car Service
EpEhT LkEc 10 BALTIMORE
unLAI LAhLO at Woodward MA. s,ss
op.n Boviins--60 Alleys ~ q Rov--Untii s p. N
and After ~ p ~. Cocktail Bar. y
JupcpIlt pCn GENERAL MOTORS sIpG
MTlnlAL nIb' cEHTRALLY LOCATED.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
opsr Every Day Until Midnlahi. Ma. s4ss
uIIIpTTic 7i7 rRumBULL AVE.
~ ~ WlLLIIl TR 2.S33S
~ Alsp. opsn Bowling from A. Until
?. Y. and After ~ P. ~. All DAY Saturday
l1WEiS REC. 20 BOWLING AttIYs
LVUL hIV' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Coektall Lounge MU s3I;
lls2s tat I,S,uon at Ess,Is~n
LUCKY STRIKE s,,, T, GsSso AM aIvts ~
open Boullns TODAY Un,H r. ~ and Ane
ll:mP. n. ~ BrunwIet Csntsnnisl Isna Ere,
instruetien ~ Ruth Johnssn Bar Nov open
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
SIXTEEN
SOLDIER DISCHARGED

Private Perry Lightner of Char
lotte, NC, and former member
of the 406th Ordnance Medium
Maintenance Company, was honor
ably discharged from the army re-
Gently because he was under age.
Private Lightner, only 16 years
old, was inducted into the Army
March II, 1943, at Fort Bragg, NC.
He said that he gave his age as 10
because he did not know how old
he was.
The proof of Pvt. Lightner'S age
was. revealed when a birth certifi-
cate was sent by his father, Perry
Lightner, Sr, to the Commanding
Officer of the 560th QuartermaSter
Service Battalion. =,
After Private Lightner was in
Quoted at Fort Bragg, NC, he was
sent to Fort Huachuca, Ariz., where
he served with the 560th Quarter
master Service Battalion. He had
been in the army six months before
being discharged.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01

my! My!" The voice that cam
through the loud speaker was hoarse
and rasping. AS if its owner were
suffering from a severe attack of
laryngitis, or something. MY!
My! Hello, Boys!'
The "boys," Fort Huachuca's big
family of impulsive, young grown
ups, had been apprised of their Wis
itor's identity by poster and loud
speaker. If they had never seen
him on the screen-short, inclined
to stockineSs, moderately zoot-suit-
ed, bald fore and aft-they would
have known him by that voice. The
voice that has stolen many a radio
and motion picture show from Jack
Benny.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
The Wells Memorial!

Your attention is called to the
story of the dedication ceremon-
les of the Sergeant Wells Mem
orial Stadium and the football
game that will follow immedi-
ately after the simple ceremonies
befitting the life and department
of the late Sergeant Wells.
The day after tomorrow (Sun-
day, Oct. 3rdD is Dedication
Day. and also the official open
ing of Fort Huachuca's football
season.
Upwards Of $4,000 spectators
are expected to be present at the
Sergeant Wells Memorial Stadi-
UNI ceremonies, which means an
overflow crowd for the seating
capacity of 1850 places.
1t might be well to arrive early
and listen to the stirring music
of several bands.
The ceremonies will begin at
2 pm!
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
Last Call! Last Call!
For Fort Huachuca's
Buyers of War Bonds

TODAY is PAYDAY and to-
morrow, Saturday, is the last day
of the Third War Bond Drive,
which got underway on Septem-
Iber 9Th.
Americans we're asked to LEND
$15,000,000 to the Government in
order that the enemies of this
country would the sooner be
brought to an Unconditional
Surrender"
America WILL $50 over the
top" in this drive which ends to-
morrow.
OUR (Fort Huachuca's) con-
Germ is: WILL WE REACH OUR
Quota of 100000, which we
pledged ourselves to do on the
morning of September 9th?
1t. Colonel John G. Arthur,
Finance Officer, is banking on
Us to "go over the top" :. Co
chise County with which we are
affiliated in this War Bond
Drive) expects us to come up to
scratch meaning $100,000). j.. :.
Our President hopes to see Fort
Huachuca ''up with the big fell
lows" tomorrow night. AND
for the sake of our soldiers Over
There we are NOT going to fall
|sinto the ''below quota category.
BUY WAR BONDS TODAY
AND TOMORROW!
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
MY! Ny! How the Boys
At Fort Huochuco Enjoyed
Rochester's Appearance

with baseball skit that had the
"boys" almost rolling in the bleach
ers. In his inimitable husky tones
Rochester" sang his favorite song,
my! My!" to the great delight of
his listeners-and to their greater
delight ended his appearance with
a Skit in which he performed a
"goldbricker's routine" gag.
The show in which Rochester
was featured was augmented by
music by the Special Service Swing
Band and numbers by several tai
enter Special Service enlistees.
These included: Pfc. Phyllis Branch,
WAC singer; Maceo Anderson, dane
er; Eugene Jackson, comedy skit
performer; Pvt. Mereva Paris, WAC
exotic dancer; Pvt. Lawrence Pep
per" Neeley, singer; Cpl. Fayard
Nicholas, dancer; Sgt. Lawrence
Whisonant, singer, and Pvt. Or
lando Robersong, singer.
Arriving at Fort Huachuca Mon
day afternoon, Rochester was pre-
sented in shows at the Outdoor
Arena both Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. In addition he and Tay-
lor made the rounds of Fort Hua-
chuca's Service Clubs, Station Hos
pitals and many recreation halls and
messes during their tWo-day visit on
the post. 1t was ''Rochester's" first
visit to Fort .Huachua.
He recently returned West from q
tour of Eastern Army camps ano
would be making appearances ir
foreign theatres of war if it were
not almost time for him to resume
his radio appearances with Jack
Benney. Benny is due back in New
York from a series of foreign wal
camp tours by October l. "Roches-
! ter''is due to go back on the all
with his famous "boss" on October
10.
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
Grid Clash Between
Sou, Division Viii
Mark Dedication
Ceremony for New Sgt. Wells
Football Stadium to Begin
At 2 PM. Sunday

The 1943 football season at Fort
Huachuca will be opened by a game
between two especially picked Sou
1922 and 92nd Division Special teams
Sunday afternoon, October 8, fol-
lowing the dedication of the new
Sgt. Wells Football Stadium in the
New Cantonment area.
Dedication of the new football
field will begin at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. From 80 to the time of
the dedicatory program, music Will
be played by the Fort Huachuca
Post and 92nd Division Bands.
1t. Col. Carroll F. E. Nelson, Post
Special Service Officer, will be mas
ter of ceremonies during the short
and simple dedication ceremony ::
Following invocation by Major Louis
j. Beasley, 92nd Division chaplain,
the bands will play God Bless
America" in which all spectators
will join in the singing.
Introduction of Col. Edwin ".
Hardy, Fort Huachuca Post Com
mander, will be made by 1t. Col
Nelson, after which the former will
read Post Special Orders No. 121,
which authorized the dedication Of
the football field. After the read
ing of the orders, the specially pre-
pared scroll will be placed In d
monument for permanent keeping.
j WAC Parade Between Halves
Between halves of the game that
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
USO STAFF BACKS
WAR BOND DRIVE

On Friday, September oath, the
staff of the USO club contributed
100000 in war bonds tward the
s1OO000.00 quota for Fort Huachuca.
Yhe members of the staff who back
ed the attack by purchasing bonds
are Evelyn Horne, Henry HollinS,
Halvin Downs, Suzy Skinner, w. P.
Adkins, Hugh M. Gloster, and Ma
rian A. washington.
Col. G. F. E. Nelson, through
whose office the purchases were
made, and Col. John G. Arthur COM
mended the USO workers for their
generous participation in the Fort
Huachuca War Bond Drive.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-01
BUY MORE-V-WAR BONDS
USO MOVIE SCHEDULE

Saturday; Oct. End Parachute
Battalion"
Sunday, Oct. 3rd = Unexpected
Uncle"
Saturday, Oct. 9th-"The Magni-
1icent AnbersonS."
Sunday, Oct. Weekend for
Three"
The feature attraction begins at
7:30 pm.
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Major Hanson Is
j Ne,U Post p. r. O.

Succeeding Captain Michael H. F.
Mahoney, who has been reaSsigned
to duty at Camp Beale, California,
Major Henry R. Hansen, Post Adju-
tant, has "taken over" Public Re
lations, in addition to his duties as
Post Adjutant.
Major Hansen was born in Battle
Creek, Michigan, and graduated
from Michigan State in 1899. He
is % years old and one of the young
est majors at Fort Huachuca. He is
a Cavalry Officer.
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will follow there will be parade by
members of the WAC Section of
SOU 1922. /
The seasons opening game prom
ises to be one of the most thrilling
athletic events that the Post has wit
messed this year.
The potential starting lineup for
the 92nd Division Special Units viii
ho
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Entering the service of the United
States Army on July 5th, 1889, Ma
lor Hansen arrived at Fort Hua-
chuca on June 10Th, 1912, and has
been Assistant Range Officer, As
sistant Post Adjutant and for quite
some time Adjutant, in that order.
ELY MORE X=WAR BONDS
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Substitutes on the Division team
will include: Sgt. Claude Thomas,
T/5th Dennis Donaldson, Cpl. Will
lie Simmons, Pvt. o. G. Woodards
Pfc. Joseph Spears, Pfc. Carl Morris,
Pfc. Al Smith, S/Sgt. Clifford Staf-
ford, Cpl. Noel Webb, Sgt. James Z.
Strong, T/5th Elisha Scott, Pfc. Vir-
gil Tohmas, Pvt. Mckinley Hem
mingway, T/5th Radcliff Finney.
Pfc. Eldridge Levy and Pfc. Robert
House.
Starting lineup for Sou 1922 viii
bns
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It was Rochester,! The one and
only Eddie Rochester" Anderson!
The roar that several thousand of
Fort Huachuca's young men let out
was ample testimony that they had
filled the Outdoor Arena primarily
to see Rochester" give out.
And did he give out! More than
any other Hollywood star who has
visited Fort Huachuca in recent
weeks, Rochester gave out. wait
ing for Jane" a. skit that had spec
tators holding their sides with
laughter was done by Roche" and
his former comedy teammate, john
ny Taylor. Johnny followed this up
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DINING SITE. Banjo. Guitar. Vio-
l.0s anything bought or eXchang-
81 $9rton's. 20 and 2. r. cross,