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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12
Young Air Vet
Is Discharged

Washington, Aug. - - (APD - y
veteran aerial gunner at l6. with
tive Air Medal and Three Oak LEAF
clusters trstifying To his 30 combat
missions. S-Sgt. Clifford Il. Whereby
is a disappointed young MN. They
are dScharging him from the Army.
II was April Fools Day, 1912,
when he enlisted. but that was Just
q coincidence. Whereby told a press
conference today il was Srci"G 'Scr-
gcanl York" III the movies the night
before that made up his mind. just
Ike that-qu;cS. lie wasn't yet 10.
but lc added three years and 4 C. IL
pie al months when he talked = the
recruiting sergeant. He wound up
eventually IN the top turrCt of a
medium bomber in North H'rIcI.
Tho Army. however. CN"n'rIH'iv
al covered that he WAS several y';rS
below the regulation IN nimum. and
WhCrl"y think it's because his mo-
thor finally sent IL copy Of his hir'h
certificate - tho War Dcp"r'm"nt
Within tho next few day. IL j.
gCinn to Chicago. and :hcn home
tn FImwnnd. H.. Ia w1i' his i.s-
charge. The Glenn L. Martin { NJ
I n1nv has Offered nm 4 lno as an
inspector. B0,h Tho planes in wN'cr
nor VIII an ME-l09 to h's cred { a" d
Maraudcrs.
WF"rlCy sad ho plars 10 Join the
Air Corps cnli 'od reserve when L."
is l.. which will he next My 20.
when I'm ~ I'm going Ia ;cin
un - an aviation cadet" he added.
Hes hronzCG this slight dark lad
and sclf-assurci. as becomes a Gl.u-
! Nor william NE-l0g 10 his crcdt ard
share in The destruction of -
I others. Hes fou"ht over TuNis.
GaboS. StaX and Mntcur. over Kas-
scrinc Pass il Tu"iSin. Palermo and
CaStcl N"trann in Sicily. over Sar-
! Ginia and Pa"t2llcr!a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12

Farmers re urged To vaCCinltc
their pigs against hog cholera D.
cause L. s. swine raiEcrS 10 an
"$timhtci 20h million pounds Of meat
10 this disease last yer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12

0tiNin% Will Dc emphasized i'll the
p"St-NW era. some automobile exc
rWtiv".' believe. The model, now be-
in& planned for the ycJs "i pcacc
S""Elu hc the ultimate IA simplicity
oi "pc.H'ion, comfort, and utility.
The brake probably Will oc 1t S!n.-
p.2 .Ii;ic puSh-bu;t0n affair. wi,h II"
i,,r SiiitirG. These models would
mot 10 n"I:t for speed. Inc alrplInc
Has captured tlat element oi travel.
! Ia" VINO want 10 60 places IL u
super r"sh. lust won't depend on
.:..I. r,i"S.
T." these new mos. nrw h..n-
" = vrmId be built. special ruuu-
.... rI.,way., similar t. 'hu.C winch
Wac "a ""i III lUruuc. wnct,
u. and commercial ttHlii" Viii bc
r.t. -. irt$r iNC"I - highway"
... t.| ".3!uIii;.t" danp".uG. Gre. SINS
nu '"l.-'C,"n, a. g.. q. possible.
I.lr ,,ui, tnC.c mon believe. has
&c." - III driving In tHu maIr Ui
lt. ...l.l Ina|, urCIinauC.s. liCCns u.
'uj, ana buses which, lave held u
"'.-v hand over the everyday pleas
u.r aEs,r.
There - some diSpUr" over the en-
GI"" location III thCsv models. Will
...,.a : rut, the inventor. claims that
4 MIA hC most practiCai Ia mount the
1'"r''. over the rC:r' "i the cn"S-l Is.
."u.gE nIitpn, tUa-'Imc Nimnci
o. l..'. H-mil" Mcmrlra! Day CiIS, IL
.. .'HrhHl"p"lI.;. :Culls at the rVIr
,...' Iira. lie recall tina; Harry
AH'l'I butt 4 numbc. ul rcdr-drivC
..'' .'= ~. L paitIripr'c ~ the auto
%. sc derby, but mona ul them pan
u'i "U' vc:y well. SIIll others re-
..r Heir opinion, UNpCCtinG that
MT anything can happen III CnGl-
Lr'ln@ and inventive research. TO
ua'r lay rear drive has not proven
II &c 10 bC practical
!uuiicY and ligh'C. cars will BIG
.G' alter thc war. getting away
:! .u he klgh-pricCd "cuvy models
l.i:ch had the virtue ul holding the
good. These models Will utilize pIaS-
i... 80 q considerable extent in frame
So .....
i.,rjU;c OF their llChtncss, they
vii. make il possible for drivers To
@,' ~ and perhaps more miles per
COLON. Before the Va. this factor
49,. gI,va SCdnt consideration III the
purchase NJ appraisal ui u car.
Right after ;he wal. IT least. cars
VhicH can Shnw the best RECORDS
". ~ r3is line will tc mighty pop
U.u.. Gas ratluninS has made every
un.uI.st CONSCIOUS o! the gas con-
sumption ui his vehicle and this m
!iu"ECC will hold over for some time.
!: j. suggested that the super
highways ton pleasure be financed by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12
From Camp Bowl,

Pvt. !. ". Abbott. j.. Of Camp
Bowie. Texas. arrived Tuesday t.
~""Hd f!f'cr~-dav furloueh with
49, If" AVID par"n'S. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ". Abbott. .. their home on South
William Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12
PRICE. CHANGES,

Oi'A hH- resisted NIP; $50. which
retailers and wholesaler
prices for wUmCm'S, girls, and chill
drcn'$ outciwcar rdtucui.-. I"c",.-
ing to In" Henderson Chamber ui
Commerce. There arc nUnCIGu.
changes IN The order. The order "a.
Ic .SuCd IlUf'S amendment um".
and was originally issued February
10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-12
Motor Cars Of Postwar Era
To Emphasize Real Pleasure

III this race.
The higher cylinder head pressure.
nuw III lilrd i'll all aircraf; motors.
wUS d,rclopcd III this racing event.
Til, aul EuunIlc race waS used - -
proving ground Tor many radical ana
advanced ideas Tor developing great
Gr speed AMI efficiency Ill gasoline
motors.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
GIVE HEAD
COLD THE AIR

Open cold-clogged breathing passages.
You breathe freer almost instantly, feel
the difference. Caution; Use only as di-
rected. Always use Penetro Nose Drops.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Maternal Care
Fund Increase
Recommended

WASHINGTON, Sept. 90 CUP)-
The house appropriations COM
mittee, estimating there will be
645,0O0 pregnancies among wives of
enlisted service men during fiscal
1914, today recommended a $18,-
100000 deficiency appropriation for
the government maternity and
child care program.
When the program was first
started, the committee said, it was
estimated that the total number of
pregnancies would be 100000 and
that Is per cent of the wives would
apply for government care.
Later experience showed, how
ever that the number will be more
than doubled and that SO per cent
of the wives are seeking aid, the
committee added.
Before the summer recess, con-
gress appropriated $6600,000 for
the maternity and child care pro-
gram in the belief then that this
amount would carry it for the
entire IL months.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Sailors Develop
Date Technique
By NICK BOURNE

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 22 tUP)
Three ways to catch a girl have
been developed by Americas fight
ing sailors on leave here.
The burning necessity for a quick
date has stepped up the pace OF
romance, a sailor survey revealed
today. American sailors excel at
individual enterprise and are using
it much to the delight of many girls
but the CONSERVATION of some, in
Guiding University of California
co-eds, urged by authorities to
carry police whistles unless they
are fast on their feet.
Sailors have even gotten around
the United Service Organizations
taboo on junior hostesses' dating
men they meet in canteen, Mrs. E.
Desheimer, senior USO hostess, ad-
mitted.
A sailor with shore leave in a
strange town has choice of three
general strategems when he has
that "ain't I never gonna get a girl
in my arms" feeling:
1.-The little black book. The
USO gives them as bingo prizes,
Some sailors have two OF them,
crammed with addresses and phone
numbers. The listings are obtain
ed either first-hand or from
buddy, who, hearing that the sailor
was bound for San Francisco, gave
him his own pet numbers. If this
preferred method fails, he can:
2.-Attend an organized church
or Service Mans Organization
dance, card party, or social, usually
classed as rather sedate. Sailors
get dates with junior USO hos
tesses by having the senior hostess
ask the girls if they mind giving
their phone numbers. Failing here,
the sailor falls back on old re-
liable:
3.-The time honoced "Hya,
Babe" system. One tall, handsome
sailor reported that he ALREADY
had six girls within few days" by
dint of constant application. Girls
who do not want sailor, at least
not tonight, have adopted a fast
breaking keep moving" defense
Sailors get their best work in
wherever girls stand still-behind
lunch counters, soda fountains and
waiting for street cars.
The reluctant girl on the street
has developed a pace rivaling
startled gazelle At the first sign OF
"Hya, Babe, may I walk with you,
she is off in a cloud Of huff. II
sailor can stand the pace, he
pursues, mimicks her gallop, tries
to get a smile with quick quip.
81 get a lot of girls that wa,,
one sailor smiled.
Don't you ever get slapped?
NAV, no danes would strike
man in uniform"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
DIVORCE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce was
granted in Imperial county superior
court Tuesday to Hartwell N. Greed
in his suit against Grace M. Creed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22

Pale Princess" is the title CT q
book of poems just published by
Selman w. Stone, former Ell Cen
tran, the book of poems deriving its
title from the first poem.
The author attended the valley
schools and has many friends who
will be interested in learning that
his first book has been published
and that a brilliant future is
prophesied for him.
The introduction to the book was
written by Ruth LePrade of the
Poets Garden and in it she EN-
phasized tile autnor's genius and
also, in the same volume, is in
cluded one of her poems, a con-
tinuation of the Pale Princess"
The book has created consider
able interest and wide circle OF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Discusses Victory
Garden Problems

/ pletely. Tomato wilt, mildew on
squash, cucumbers, etc. should be
| watched for. Sulphur will in some
cases hold control meldew but not
always. Wilted tomato p.an.s should
be burned, tops, roots and all.
USE VEGETABLES WHEN READY
1t is smartest to use your garden
products at their prime. Too early
or delayed harvest sacrifices quail
ity and often food value. Squash,
cucumbers, beets, turnips, etc. are
not very much account after GER
tain point of maturity is reached.
Use them as soon as possible. If
your family cannot keep ahead,
preserve your products by canning
or dehydration. Then there's al
ways the neighbors. Just few
parting remarks are these: Keep
garden tools sharp, and in good
working order A piece of sand
paper to smooth rough handles and
brikhten rusty blades is wonderful
aid in gardening your artillery
should probably consist Of
A good shovel or spade or both;
keep sharp and bright. Go over the
blades with an oiled rag after use.
A good sturdy garden rake with
smooth handle.
A good sturdy hoe with smooth
handle and sharp blade.
A trowel or two for transplanting.
A small hand duster and or
spray gun.
Wheelbarow or use of one.
Garden hose, sacks, baskets,
transplanting flats, etc. Keep poul-
try, dogs, and livestock out OF gar
dens. If crops seem too slow In
growth, add side dressing fertilizers
on sides of beds before an irriga-
ton, either poultry manures or
commercial mixes.
BY s.ll means get DR.. P. A. Minges
circular Home Gardens for Fall
and Winter" and other excellent
garden and Home Food Production
pamphlets for the asking at the
Farm Advisors office in FL Gen.
trO.
Be sure to attend one of the Vic
tory Garden institutes this week.
when DR.. c. M. Rick, Victory Gar
den Specialist will be here to hold
series on gardening:
Calipatria high school, Septem-
Der %, 2 p. m.
Court House, Ell Centro Septem-
ber "a, 2 p. m.
Mt. Signal School House Sep
tember "a, 7:30 p. m.
Another article on Home Food
Production will follow later.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Sites Discussed
For New Canteens

Members of Ell Centro's defense
recreation council met Wednesday
night with j. L. Seckels, Federal
Welfare Agency official from San
Diego. and discussed various sites
for two proposed canteens, one for
colored soldiers.
No action on the matter was
taken although several proposals
were advanced.
The recreation council recently
agreed to apply for federal funds
for the creation of two canteenS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
!. !. RAT ! ] T|lo,|,I ] !! | !
| 4 ! | )

SUGAR
Stamp No. ID good through Oct.
81 for 5 pounds. No. Is, l6 good
for pounds each for home cam
ming through Oct. 81.
SHOES
Stamp No. 18 good through Oct.
81 for one pair of shoes.
GASOLINE
"a" Book coupon good through
Sept. 81
CANNED GOODS
Blue stamps R, S and L good
through Sept. 20; U, V and w good
through Oct. 20.
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE, OILS
Red stamps x, Y, and z, (Raton
Book q, good through Oct. 2; brown
stamps A and B (Ration Book -
good through Oct. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Former Resident Publishes
Book of Poetry

readers. is anticipating the young
authors second volume, about TO
be published, in which several of
the poems are on the desert.
Miss Margaret Hedrick was one
of the poets first teachers in the
valley, and he attended the city
schools, was a member of the valley
gem and mineral society, later
entering the service. Stone was
formerly at the Salinas Army Air
station and is now at the Fort Ord
hospital awaiting his discharge. He
then expects to visit the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Servicen1en Jobs
Asked by Green

OMAHA, Neb., Ser.. %. CUP)--
President William Green OF the
American Federation of Labor told
the American Legion today that the
nation must prepare now for a
time production program to
provide jobs for demobilized SER
Vicemen after the war.
Green, addressing the Legion's
23rd annual convention, said the
overwhelming majority of the AFL's
affiliated unions have adhered
strictly to the mo strike" pledge
given President Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY,
Choir Lractice, 1850, Presbyterian
church State guard, 1880, stad-
ium.
Seryiceuen's dance. $3.50, Veter-
ans hall.
THURSDAY
Rotary club, 12, barbara Worth.
Home food produce meeting, Z,
Calipatria high school.
Red Cross motor corps, 1880, high
school.
2O3O club, 1880, California hotel.
Brilding trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
Electricians, 1880, Labor temple.
u. S. w. ", Auxiliary, 8, Veter-
ans hall.
b. p. o. E. No. 1925, 8, Elks club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22

,
dons a trailing gown and flowing
blond wig as disguise to steal out
of Gloria's house with the precious
undergarment. That, we gotta see.
So Betty Cradle has a date with
the stOrk. Ummm :. pin-up girl
learns how to use pins.
Faulette Goddard is off on an
other Mexican vacation. Yes, she's
found a new heart interest south
of the border. . James Craig re-
places Richard Carlson in the role
of the Caliph in MGM's 'Kismet."
Carlson lost the part because he
didn't photograph well in techni-
color.
Interested in the scheduled ar
rival of the stork at the George
Murphy home late this month,
young Dennis Murphy, age 5, asked
his mother whether it would be
boy or girl. you just take what
you get and are happy about it,
said Mrs. Murphy. "Hmmm,
know" said Dennis, nodding his
head wisely, It's the war"
Frank Sinatra's first scene in
RKO's filmusical, Higher and
Higher" will be typical. He opens
the door to Michele Morgan's home
and tells maid Marcy Mcguire he
is Frank Sinatra. Marcy faints.
Prelude to invasion: Hollywood
is now clubbing films with Italian
dialog.
FILM FORECAST
Arleen Whelan will wed Hugh
owen, eastern division manager
for Paramount pictures, when her
divorce from Alexander Darcy be-
comes final.
Looks like Charles Laughton Is
getting the young leading man
treatment in 1.-The Canterville
Ghost" Nineteen-year-old Peter
Laford plays his brother and
Reginald Owen his father. :.
Promised and hoped for: Fred AS
taire and Judy Garland tripping
the light fantastic together IN
Belle of New York"
That screen test which won for
mer night club entertainer Alan
Carney the comedy lead with Cary
Grant in "Mr. Lucky" and an RkO
starring contract may be released
as a short Subject-it'S that funny.
With no script, and no rehearsals,
Alan did the whole thing eXtem-
poraneously.
Producer Jack Schwarz is paging
John Carradine for the role OF the
devil in 1.-The Devils Apprentice
ADD ODDITIES
Guy Kitbee was interviewing a
nurse for Is children. "Is there
anything you can do better than
anyone else?" asked Guy. Yes"
said the woman smugly, Il can
TRAIN motion picture stars chill
dren."
When the rev Players Directory
is published, bdrlesque star Rose
will be listed as mimic-"There's
no one who does a better take Off"
Signs of the times: Ad in a local
paper placed by night club: Wait
ers wanted, PLEASE" Jack
owens, composer of the Hut Sut
Song" will warble Thinking About
the Wabash" in the new Mae West
picture, "Tropicana."
RKO will retitle the Ginger
Rogers film, Tender Comrade.'
Exhibitors were afraid people would
think it had a Russian background.
George Jessel is stirring up his
feud with Eddie Canto again. He j
impersonate Cantor for one scene in
The Dolly Sisters"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Signal Chapter
Ne ee+s Friday

Signal chapter No. 276, Order OF
the Eastern Star, will have its open
ing meeting of the fall season on
Friday evening of this week, the
first meeting since June.
Preceding the chapter meeting
will be a pot luck dinner, $50
o'clock, in the Masonic temple, the
traditional homecoming celebration
which marks the opening of the
fall season.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
HOLLYWOOD
LDOLIAII IQIIAIC,OAI
by ERSKINE JOHNSON

For the first ..me since he made
his theatrical debut as a female
|mpersonator, Wallace Beery will
furn "glamor girl with Veronica
Lake peekaboo hairdo for a scene
pa his new MGM picture, Ration
ing" The transformation comes
hbout rather suddenly when Beery,
hs a small town storekeeper, is
ordered by ration board super
Visor Marjorie Main to retrieve a
fubberized girdle he has presented
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-22
Jack Kings Have
Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack King Of 342
South Seventh have announced the
arrival Of a daughter, Donna La
verne, seven pounds, six ounces, on
Sept. 20. The baby and her father
have the same birthday.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP WOMEN.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

0OO0 VI I O1C O1N1 I Z
White girls. Is to 35. to learn dental
technician trade; no objection to slight
physical handicap. Box 476-E, Star.
TYPIST.
High school graduate for straight tipping.
not general ONCE work. 6-day, 40-hour
week. S100-$120 per month to start. with
automatic increases. Apply to Miss Ruth
Helm, Room 300.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN.
Take Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcar.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP WOMEN.
CENSUS TAKERS

Five ladies to make educational survey
in Washington and suburbs: previous ex-
perience In census taking preferred Call
Executive Oes2 for interview. from / to
3 pm only.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP WOMEN.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
Experienced, Matured.
Apply MANAGERS Office,
LA SALE APTS.
SECRETARY,

Permanent, who is experienced in general
ONCE work for real estate ONCE. Good
hours. pleasant surroundings. 5h-day
week: For interview-appointment call
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST.
Ford dealer, :. stenosrapher with knowl-
edge of Bookkeeping and switchboard.
Good salary. 4S-hour week, 9-6 pm.
See Mr.. Erwin. Hill 4 Tibbitts lila Yer
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP WoMEN.
CLERK-TYPIST.

Good salary and surroundings. with
national concern. Call Miss Mann MA. 6SSS.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

n.GI 0SNeSIiS.
GdoLoRED IdaIo GIRL, general housework 5I5-
meal s1s and 59P pass So a At 3; ies! B5epaFs ono
sood cook. 1916 Rhode Island ave. NV
dfsD Go0k besfh sG95 csad yades 9ne likes eh
days of RA 5dss N aq%I5 49os 1aFh faTIly st. su1 sun
COOK and general houseworker, colored.
vicinity Dupont Circle; live IN or out;
annsT ftsrsndes . 7s" rsaasd s5 c Tsef s. a5s
COOK, settled woman; live out: $50 per
month. Phone NO 1910, or cali 1898
Phelps pl NV
SooK: experienced. full or part time, also
quired. 172. N st NV ''' e'e' re-
city, Teieohone AD @o6@. '0''''' III 'n'
COOK tje,c 1st,Glass' general hogsevork; fun
M mr. Dupont Circle. " Adams 1Rsr S 5oa5' SN fe'''
COOK S and light housekeeper, no laundry
Phone ordway $3.50 bet l. and I'M
SooK AM AND GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER-
small No Gdsn ebTsn apt Ses1 and Gos t0
lumola rd references REQUIRED. DU. 1851.
SOCK AND G,H;W; must be capable. No
Bog 365 or call WA 2la6.
es2d ooak reou4e hT No na, and health
SIS per month. Oliver 2aOs
cc60"oK AND GENERAL Hw.-Wtn ps7
sah ssG per ca mo1a va sss asa msa: and private
COOK -HoUsEWoRKER, to live in sis
enees. Phone Wi 1915 "'''' WY '''''
f4DkNe fSS2sdsS AND and fhT sndy! no heavy suna 6
COUPLE, colored., wife to do cooking and
general housevork exper. ref SIS per
do odd Jobs in exchange for room M and
boaId; bahd; Ive n upstairs room with privat.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, reliable, ref.
Randolph 1855
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, small apt. Iisht
1s9ndTy Mo 4yis fond of children GOOD pay,
50 VS. care oi smsil sfldrsh n, sl 30 vk 70
room and board Hobart 5466
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER plan cook,
carfare. s4l0 Western ave NV wi 4asaii''
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER-salary open.
ArlinEton; 4 in family. CHI. 1853 IS
GHW obd1sr employed ns ,S ID oS3 s2uplc schooas.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white to take care OF
consenial people Nv Mrs s. Bell WI vi sess a2;"e
GIRL, colored. renneo. for ehw: fond OF
eral housework; no Sundays; ST. Vk 34il
NJ St NV Apt. A.
GIRL. colored, to care for infant Small
apt. Working couple. Experienced Health
card. Sun of: Sl5, plus carfare. Airing
ton. Cau CH. $500. all day.
GIRL, colored presentable. neat, with
ressFensss nM RS $685. sSss pay la4l Tu'keTman st.
GIRL OR WOMAN for ehw. and plain
S11 and carfare. Call EN- lose.
GIRL light housework, care Of children;
500 per mo-; nights and Sundays of. SH.
GIRL coJored, gh.w.. care Of Tyr girl.
small apt; no Sundays; no cooking very
desirable position. IA. O669.
GIRL for general housework, Govt EN-
refsrsnoes p.iyed aau'i pu ?ssy week ao to s. s1o
mornings, ewes. or 2 fun days week sH.
GIRL, colored, wants . hours cleaning
small apt mornings. NO. 5S7s
GIRL, colored wishes days work: $3.50
G,1on, ana SaTtsre lars Call between and 3.
CIR GIRL nc solered desires work after school.
GIRL. sh.w; no laundry, hours pm. to
mo- and no sarfafs besSslss sssS '% aes
after pm Fri. and Sat. all day sun
GIRL colored. assist in cooking. general
isundry: top e ssisry. ios; Wo. q 25sii ssihii0ren' no
GIRL. colored. neat, for maids work in
seEti1cate: references. Du. 1875. 'n
CONTINUED % Next Paso.I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Bob Tales
Connie Holds
Court as As
.ome TO Town
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS Editor

He'll be holding court over
behind first base al Briggs
Stadium Just as ne always has
whenever the Athletics come TO
town And If you're out at the
ball game you'll see the high
and low in our social sphere
parading before him.
The clergy and Joe Doakes,
the rookie az to-day the ald time
player with his son who'll be
the rookie of tomorrow, that
leather-lunged guy from Cork
town who sits over in the right
field stands viii come up to
shake hands and he'll be as
meek and shy as can be -. all
will be there 10 say hello 10 the
patriarch of baseball and just
about its greatest pillar. Connie
Mack.
If you listen in you might
hear one of the OldStcrS talking
OF the MackS Of yeSteryear 8.
OF the 100000 infcld of Home
Run Baker, Jack Barry, Eddie
Collins and Stuffy McInniS
ann who Gated TIA -mttiIon dollar
infeld ? o.. Why there wasn't
that much money in those days
:. They were part Of a great
era In the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
2 Outdoor
Clubs Hold
Meetings
By Don GILLIEs

How much do you know about
hunting and fishing?
The Michigan SportSmcn's A.
ISOLATION of Royal oak, ono Of the
livclic,t outdoor clubs .n tho state,
Will feature "a conservation QUIZ
program 8t their regular monthly
meeting tomorrow night 40 the
VIEW. Hall Royal OAK.
Sportsmcn arc invited 10 at
tend
The club. one of the leaders Of
tho state In fcld dog trials, mad
decided 20 widen rs scope OF acti-
Vtles
I'VE plan 10 put on rife
training program" Secretary a.
{. Erwin sad. Last year we
had tour teams i'm the Hearst
Times shoot and hope 10 have
a. many again this year
On the same evening The Rose
Vile SportSmcn's Club win be
holding IT'S monthly meeting ~ the
club house. 2Sit4 Utica road.
Roy y HiRkle, president al the
club, said its rifle training pro-
gram. now open 10 all citizens OF
.Mac0mb County is going over
with a bang. They recently joined
the National Rifle Association and
become eligible for war DEPART
mont % Calibcr ammunition for
training draftecS and others.