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Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1943-09-19
Test Justified


A deep test of this structure,
Well No. Z, would be justified and
recommended even though it would
be necessary to drill $500 feet.
Since the log OF Well No. z re-
veals that gas found in the dome
is associated with some oil pool
oil could be expected at any depth
under the basalt contact.
Rattlesnake Hills Area Has Sup
piled Seven Towns With Gas
In the Rattlesnake Hills area,
east of the Mountains" seven
towns were supplied with natural
gas, Grandview, Granger, Mabton,
Prosser, Sunnyside, Toppenish and
Zillah.
Report of c. p. HOldredge, Geo
logist, of Portland, Oregon
THE most promising location
for a well in this region to de-
velop an additional supply of nat
ural gas is in Snipes Canyon in
the southwest quarter of section
81, township 10 north. range 25
east. An alternate location on this
structure would be on Spring
Creek in the southeast quarter of
section 81. township 10 north,
range "a east.
THE next best location would
be in the southeast quarter of
section Is, township IL north,
range 26 east. This well would be
a northwestern outpost of the Rat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

nine ont NJ 10 chances Chevrolet
had -four hits and only tvo
reached second
ArthurS aad 2 hand in ;hc
Class 3 show They trounced
Local Ia by l5-i aS Orvllo Paige.
a refugee from Sans took - n
II chances IN The field and had
two hits m four Trips The ,lctors
made seven IN the fourth and SIX
in The fifth.
KowalSki locked Griffin. Il in.
Il innings Pitcher Earl SloSSer' :
home run n tho twelfth looked
stout but kOWaiSki ruStle4 two.
and they were enough. Kowalski.
made nine errors SloSser struck
out Is.
Ray SwansboroS homer ard
single accounted for three ~ T Il
As DSR npped Hoffman. ! u
sam kept going Nby beating
\Local 154 won a battle of home
runs. Sd Joe Schultz had one for
15i, Joe Wykrcnt and jeff Mes
siSco one each for South Fort
Bill Pierce. whose lowest STRIFE
out total this season Is Is famed
u 10 bring his total 10 us -
Owls Of Class y dcmancd The
BjSonS. 100 SIN uncarned run.
in the seventh were enough.
(ScoveS on Next Pagel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

Strong Finish
By American {
0n|yCutstedd
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

NEW YORK, June u ms
Far from his record breaking
form, Gunder Hagg nonetheless
easily defeated Gregory Rice yes
terday al Randalls Island in the
5000 meter national champion
ship run, his American debut.
Sweden'S worlds champion won
by 80 yards in the modest time|
OF l44S5. which contrasts With
his record mark Of 1882. set|
last summer IN Sweden.
Unused 70 New York weather,
HaCg became sick and faint in|
the last quarter mile Of the race
he later told a Short-wave audi
ence in his native land. and he|
thought he was all through. But
at the end he seemed 20 be step-|
ping along with much the same|
great antelope stride which put|
him IN the lead carly IN the race, !
and kept hun there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
LAABS DECIDES 1T

GalchouSe and Trout both set
lied down and kept the hitterS
IN check until the first Of the
seventh. GalchouSe started the
trouble here with a single 10
center After Gutteridge Sacri-
feed him along ByrneS singled
bur Cramcr'S fast throw held
Galehouse at third Labs then
decided the issue with a home run
into the lower left field stands
The home boys collected a nun
70 start the second game Wake
field walked and raced home on
Higgins double down the left field
ine
The Browns wiped out the lcad
IN their half Of the second of
S'uffy Overmire ChrStman and
Nike Kroevich singled and walked
home ahead Of Cliff on his home
run into the loft field stands
Each team scored twice IN thc
fourth Gift and GutterldCc dou-
hled Gift scoring and ByrneS
trpled Gutteridge homo. Higgins
was safe on Gifts wide throw
and Nork's triple ~ right center
scored him. Wood then send York
home with inGold single
Potter then replaced Al Ii0I.
InCsworth and held tho Tigers in
check until the ninth whom York
led or with a home run into the
lower left field stands Ii LEFT the
Tigers one run short Cr4mer
haffcd for Richards and singled
but Harris and Hoover were easy
outs ending the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

sterlng OF one or more teams at
the expense Of himself. and
others. He had a beef coming
on that score
To This writer. II would app
pear the heights Of something
or another 10 strengthen the
Bears with the best players
from the Cardinals. OR for that
matter combining The S'oelers
and Tagio>
With AN thcu meaning Pitts
burEh and Philadelphia IN the
matter Of PLAYING material are
probably better off than tho
Lions Harry Thayer. general
manager Of re Eagles. who
represented Alexis Thompson.
recently proclaimed that the
Eagles were in pretty good
shape pointing out that The
club had II players reasonably
sure of playing and strings on
a dozen others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

Top1. 20 al7 Totals &C. 7Z7 @
'B7''r1 f0r Richards .r ninth
Ba"ed for Trucks ir ninth
81 Louis $50 goo uon s.
De'rr'. 100 Zun u0i {
Runs .Gl'faf.Hge CnHs'uan KeavIch
Cur 2 WaKete.t Higgins YORK
Errors CFf Chartak Hoover Runs
hs'fcf ir. rHN q Gg'fer.tge Ryr0es.
Higgins YORK g. wood Tw1.hase hits
Higgins Gift Gg'fefdge Thrse-bass
hits yr0eF Ggfterdgs. York Home
runs--CNff York SacriHcss-B yrneS
HoiNnRsWcr'h Double plats-Chartak
CInsssisfedJ Lett ON tases-St Louis &
Detroit 8. Bases on hsIs-ON HolllnEs-
worth T. or Potter I. OF Ovsrmire !.
OF Trucks struck out--Bv HoUngs-
worth ! py Potter 2 ry Muncref !.
BY Trucks 2 HHs-ON HolnRsVcrth 4
in 3M Innings or Potter ? IN a. in
ninFs tn7as out 90 r.r'hJ; of Muncusf
In ! inning o0 Oyermiye s Nh 4
innings or Truck W Q l0n.rgF WIN
Ming pltChnr-ePr'ter Losing pitcher
Ovevmire Iunres FnTusI and Hubbard
Time or At'erfauCe 81 t95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Nutu S Goal Wins
For BdVdridn Eleven

Tony Barra. , late goal gave
German-t' ntcd a - lie Mlth- he
trolters m the Detroit Amateur
League game AZ Mack Park yo>-
terday Will" Bavarau, eliminated
Northwestern 10 on Peter Nu'u'S
score IN a city cup match which
went into overtime
Henry DorSch scored tho other
German goal while Manfred Leh.
man made both Of Detroiters
TALES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Washington Park
Opens 67-Day Meet

CHICAGO. June p ms
The Chicago racing scene shifted
today 10 Washington Park. where
a combined meeting Of 81 days
Will be FIELD with many Of the
nation S greatest horses compel
ms
The FIRST IS DAYS viii he con-
Quoted 10y the Arlington Park
organization and the remaining
81 days by Washington Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
BACK on ROAD

Virges met us first setback in.
six games at the hands Of joe
kritch's PepSi-Colas, 90 A seven
run third in which seven hits were
mixed with Urges boots did he
business Frank Ayers hauled n a
three hitter Tor PariSclean as Hi
BabyS outfit united u 10 beat
NlckcrS. l3-l.
Auto Club climbed back on the
victory trail in shutting mt
Chevrolet so Tony Bukovich
had excellent support especially
from Art LaPonte. who acceptcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
College Net Meet

EVANSTON . W\ June u
GNSl- Thrty-four Of the ont
standing collegiate tennis stars
OF Tho country today opened play
in The 59th national collegiate
tennis championships at North.
western University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Why the Means

The most amusing part of The
-cancla4e- 4paN- tie sPeet a4elle- ct
1t Comdr. HalaS Bears Char
ley BidWeN Cardinals and the
representatives OF the Pitts
hurgh and Philadelphia clubs
an as well II not better fortified
tn player talent than thr De
tfoit Lions. for instance, ptrarI-
ifff player poverty, fttttt' fttrfY
and other aches and pains
As we view u. ht'ic Fred
Nandcl. whose Lions -lallcl La
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
TWO BIDS TABLED
Municipal Open
Games Postponed

An Municipal Open sof,hal
games scheduled for tins even00
VIII be- postponed until next week,
10 was announced by Hubert John
son ol the department Of park
and recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Sports
Ou+sioors Seek
Grid Franchises
ssOw7ers Moan
BY LEO NACDONELL

----s-.- -.r, nr Tile
N5.'".. s.a..s.- L''-a, '...',-
.-- -rrc WAS The spectacle @.
r- -0r.-> r.-Erc f,r NOR
en-
s-E11. .aT '''.0..'a '.'" WIN
E ~ t-ts ic-S S'or010c
--E---1r5 hlss-ac lar ssaa-
y~ S-a.0
>----i--.-
"HS cpS1nCaI s.LNic3lNc- ono
c-7..r,rr 10 recall that wran
--s..., ---- -T5,,-5
o,-..-... ...,
~ '. . -.....- ''.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
PLAY VICTORY MARCH

After beng 100 yards behind
the loader IN the last lap. Rlce|
finished with q geed game sprint
that cut down Hagg'S over
whcimlnC margin bu, WASH Z good
enough 10 overcome n, Rice had
asked before The race that the|
Notre Dame Victory March be
played over the loud speakers
during this final lap-and he re-
Sponded 70 II with a surge that
brought the crowd OF 5000 10 It's
feet with a h0arse NeIEof eneour-
agement.
Hagg victory broke Rice d.
straight winning streak. ande b
posed the little guy as National
champion a. the ; Hnf-nefrr dis
tance--Whlch IS 2 miles lSS Yards
and = inches Haag after climb
ing tHc tong row az Steps 10 theI
radio booth barefooted. told his
Swedish friends that he would dol
much better n future races on his
American schedule and that ne
would have done better this time
# he had rad h, trend ArneI
Anderson out there 10 sol pace
for him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

win n game
Is the Eanlc~t
OF the lot
With " hat
he has in the
way OF tall
ent he was
willing 70 so
along and do
the best he
can Sure he
c ON p lained
o { mergers
and the boil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
INDIANS ARE NEXT

The double setback gave the
Tigers a record Of FIVE defeats in
-N--eafneS since fast Thursday
evening Tomorrow They open
f0ur-Eane series with the Cleve-
and Indians To-day is an of
day
Paul Trout started the first
game for Detroit and found the
gong very very tough in the first
inning He was gwen little sup
port by the lnhelderS behind hun
and soon three runs were chalked
up against HIM.
Gutteridge singled 10 right and
on the first pitch Byrnes sent him
home with sharp double 10 CEN
Ter Labs grounded 10 Joe
Hoover and when the ShnrtStep
threw The bah into the dugout
PNrnes scored and LaabS pulled
up az second. Stephens INT 70
Higgins. bur the ball SCooted
through ms legs LaabS came
home on Gifts single but Gus
cola who ran for Stephens, was
doubled a the plate trying 10
score ON ChuSlman fly ia Dick
Wakefield
Denny GalchouSc's start was no
bctlcr than Trout'S After Hoover
tapped out 10 the pitcher. Cramcr
doubled over The third base sack
ss'tffzf'tTf=fft fftftrd 70 tAo night
field corner Higgins tapped 10
G3IohouSe and he uucorkcd a wild
ho7vc trying TO nail Dick AT the
plate Higgins reaching second
Norks single. an answer 10 a
chorus Of hoos from the stands.
accounted for the tying run. the
last scored during the first game
la.. tho Til,crS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
= Delayed Pass
Boston Gets Franchise in Pro Grid Loop But II
Won't Operate Until 944 Season
BY LEO MACDoNELL

7 CHICAGO. June 21-With one
new franchise granted. that not
10 be active before 1914, and all
other bids either I-iitt he al 4 "
tabled the National Football
/ League. as was comprised today
wit operate cIght clubs IN nlnc
cities this fall
Such were the deliberations of
the tTE tTU7c ETTdITOn mOEUIS h"rc
past weekend IN the SfOTUI-
tr-> -<t-~~turrS-fr1 the history Of The
organization.
Ted Collins. manager Of Kate
Sa44ll fy'=7ff-fft=ff
the Boston franchise with the
provision that = cMh is not 10 hc
operated there until 1914 II WAS
The sentiment of the delegates
that with the dire shortage OF
players II would be futile for
new club-owners 10 attempt 10
operate this fall.
II was provided, however that
Collins would be privileged 10 par
tlcipate in the first draft seleC-
tons meeting after the coming
season. which takes place al the
time of the championship game.
TWO BIDS TABLED
The bids Of Don AmeChe and
Charley Murray for franchises IN
Los Angeles and Buffalo were
tabled until the December meet
ing. after Baltimore interests had
applications. T h ere
were two informal bids from Bal
tmorc Amcche. screen and radio
star changed his application from
Buffalo 20 Los Angeles. leaving
MURRAY longtime sports pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games bchlnd leader
YESTERDAY RESULTS
BROOKLYN e. New York 90 innings.
Philadelphia 1871 Boston 20
PiffShurgh 50 Cincinnati ~
s. Louis 10-1. Chicago F2 sec-0d
game ca ed A. end n ff'h weather.
TODAN'S CAMS
New YORK ~ Brooklyn 'Wifkr'
81 Louis A. C.rrna'f night
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Mighty interesting ' 1-ra.S
.s4 mighty interesting -
and educational. too"
Says Zivic Won

ts' Rooney oU~rr 70 ono
T.f'-.. ~'ee..rs r.a .e
v'- 'ra Er.e.u.. i
comments 5- '-U'. ~ 81. -r
CtE III. CLAIMS Fr'f /-
won errf bounds o..
v-1 Nlst Ia.l.f'a ls'...'l
E1' f.a 80 -H
enough. but wrong
'.-'- Mike CaPriauu know
the decision was. wrong
N..'a frrt,H5
>.uH, n '--..
shan lr I.H-.,
r,a I' vo-l- e.E
if'-a.-E- That
more than Detroit would drew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

ereenberg, Repeating as Net Champ. Combines
Features of Tlden. LaCoste and Perry

Every tenr.S- champion cores
along with something and today
Seymour GreeHberg of Chicago
presents combination Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Major lie ague
Standings
LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington SIS Sew YORK 81
Chicago IO-2. Cleveland 81
81 Louis SIS DETROIT 81
Boston 20 Philadelphia 3-a
TODAY'S GAMES
No games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
! Three-Run
.Homers Give
Browns a Pair
By EDGAR HAYES

Two home runs, one by a for
NOR Tiger. Chef Laabs, and the
other by Harlond Chft dropped
'hc Tigers from third 10 fifth
place n the American League
pe1nart race. Before a shirt
-'ocvcd Sunday crowd Of 27595,
or lads lost both ends Of a Gou.
n.c header 10 the 81. LOUIS
Browns. 6 10 3 and 5 10 4.
cleveland moved into third
place by splitting with the Chi
eago White SoN. Boston took
--+7 c-rS Of 4 double bin from
Philadelphia and moved into first
division
Bur the teams are all punched
and the Tigers could move into
second or third BY the end Of the
Week or drop 10 last, That's
how close The race is this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

tally ttrftrrtf 2 smashing and vol
leying brought the important
points
Pauline Betz Los Angeles. and
Nancy Corbett. Chicago. slowed
away the women doubles with
out TOO much effort Their
smoother s'rokI0g and superior
net play put them over Mary
fernando and Mildred SirWaItls.
Detroit. Go. 6-3
COMBINES MASTERS STYLES
-Greeahefss- employs tic variety
Of spin and pace that Illdan IN.
dcrStood and pracured so well
He has The mechanical accuracy
oi LaCo>'c He understands tho
importance Of having AN tho
shots plus control loO'W0rk. and
endurance that made Perry so
Formidable
The ChicaCoan went through
the Tournament winning IS out n
- sets and IS straight The only
one he lost was fO Ta1hcTf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
American legion

tally eoerrt-if II smashing and vOt-
leying brought the important
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
Rangers Take
Scoring Fest

The last place Now York Ranger,
boasied to-day not ouh the biggest
home crowd OF rhc' hockey season
but also ono of tHcIt ntequeni
victories q. fr.c-Scoring z 10 IS
triumph over rho Chicago Black
hawks
The game WAS played before
1881 % Madison square Garden
New York and wound mp with "a
heated argument when % appeared
That the TT3Vks had seven men ON
the ice n the clos NJ mQmcut,
EAl Nos.enk1 of the Hawks
brought Dis rau within one point
of TO hN scoring ~ ia 20 Of me
fnaI pouG3 bun HAT WIS Tho LAST
SERIOUS threat
No>lenko scored three Of Tho
T16WF~ VGaT- ana T7TY7H f1CNFdI1
of the Eangrrs would have done
as We'll except for some brilliant
saves hV Cpafc INEhtoD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27


D..., ,.
- 49, - = - L ! u 4 = - - - -
~ enc" W'.l speak ~ the Detroit
Audubon club toni 1ht a' s O'Clock
in tho WWT auditorium c2s W
I7flvettc
M, H.r.f3r f, .rnr~or,d hy
Tho cdur.f.oryI d.y>.on Of tho
department az conservation and
vii spe.l. on Tho proposed recrc3-
tioal qre4. Of .ou,rr3storn NIIcbi.
can
T. ronccfr~ project nj vital
int.r,, tn 4U ir ,ri, parf of tho
cr4i, so trE public has hoen in
.viea f0 attend fHc lecture f>pe-
ctallv nature lovers
ono million ducks STAYED IN.
usually latl th4s near tp North
Am,r,ca', duck factory In Canada
according 10 "A report from Ducks
Unlimited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
Adams Hot ON Trail
Of Murray Armstrong

puck off his stick. grabbed IT and
ducked toward the right boards
10 avoid llollett'S dive Then
Joe gathered speed and cut
sharply for the not 10 score an
unasSlsted goal II was the third
straight game I'M which CaNcth
has scored two goals.
An Improvement IN the condl-
ton of Grant Warwick New York
Ranger forward who Is IN Harper
Hospital with a fractured skull
was announced by Or { l..
TomSu. Detroit Hockey Club
physician TomSu says War
wick may havesyiSltorS m several
days IT he continues 70 improve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Detroit's Red Wings appear 20
be on the upgrade again, despite
the fact they blew a tWo-goal
lead m tying the Boston Bruins.
"A. at Olympia last night But
Manager Jack Adams IS still
burning the wires-to the Canadian
West trying to get center Murray
Armstrong 10 name his terms
Armstrong, former Brooklyn
star. has been dis
charged from the Canadian army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
vi Bowl Game
10 Draw 10000 Fans

HOUSTON. Tex Dec - ftP'
The first annual COL Bowl Sew
Years Day football game may
turn into a grudgc'hatfle between
Arkansas \ & VI and Southwest
ern Louisiana Institute
Players of the two squads began
arriving over tho Christmas hoI-
day and expressed a desire 20 roe
play their mldScac-n game which
ended-in a 2e-2e -'
Row officials predicted that
10000 would see the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
COACHED ARMY TEAM

Adams could use another play
making center and he believes
Armstrong 4 hti~ H3aH L.aAt-AN!n=
ter Armstrong was playing coach
OF tho Regina army team that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Rcddcet face
on the Boston
today is
lIollftfs
The Boston de-
fonSCnlan " q s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

on hrs way Oul MURRAY Armstrong
OF Boston ice with the puck
last night when Joe Carycth met
him ~ tho blue limo checked the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
Cuban CagerS
Amaze N. Y. s
With Fast Play
Nv JACK CUDnY

NEW YORK, Dec y (UP) -
A squad of hghtnin LatinS from
Havana University did a SpriGhtly
oT-to-Bunalo today after Stunn-
inc New York one Of the biggest
metropolitan basketball upSets IN
years
The muStachioed maCiCianS Of
the Malecnn- made Christmas tur-
key out of the unbeatcn Long
Island University BlackbirdS Sat
urday night before 17,043 nabber-
CaSted fans at Madison Square
Garden Cuban superiority was not
properly reflected by the i0-37
score
Havana'S CARRIES play Cant
-sttt--iit Buffalo tomorrow
night and Temple AZ Philadelphia
Saturday night Without having
seen either CaniSuS or Temple
play this season We warn both
that there's a tropical storm
coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

r o a c N q q the
w . ( : q r n
Canada senior
hockey finals
against WInnl-
peg RCAF5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
FASTEST HE EVER SAW

This Caribbean hurricane OF hoop
stars not only swept tho l. L.
Rlackhirds TO defeat but II lifted
the seasons biggest basketball
crowd 10 apprcCatNc ecstasy with
It's favt hrr7krrC- tIrCHoUSC E7WC
lis AawleyS hail-handlIng of h0ll-
for-leathoT rro~~-WcaNug short
and long PASSES rs stamina 4
veteran observer wrapped ~ up
with It's tho fastest team
evcr saw
This Gr-t international college
cage game eyer staged ~ tho
Garden WIS a laundering SUCCESS
from every anglo
Before thc Havana squad ~ II
mon lrft for Euf'alo Coach Iilro
Morales husky dead panrcd
chap With -a mop Of nlrhf-hlack
hair and q Trim black mu,tachI1
dtSelosrti-fhr->nr ~ the CIffi1rv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

"Eef ennNWon drpenks or has
the night life, he il Wot Won call
jerked off the SquaWd queeck,"
s.-d tnn LntDLnntt-L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

XIII III ~ NINA HAT nallr
nm DO their CONT rhumha A.
Such bI>'oTng pace NJ o "a ] q s.
SHll1gf- fhn rllnl -.llGsasi.an hp
double pl9N from his own i'm
passive face ~ thai al = somewhat
shocked Interpreter Iils hoopstcr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

hUUoL'LLi our me schedule.
The Bombardicr. a. 90 and 2 40.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-02-18
Marines at Paris Island
Show Yankee Ingenuity

Speaking of Yankee ingenuity, ma
rines at Paris Island, S. c., really
have it. A lieutenant, two drill in
structors and a platoon of 'boots"
recently completed a tough obstacle
course at no cost whatsoever to the
marine corps.
Using discarded lumber, scrap
iron and borrowed tools, the men
built the course in a day and half.
Entering into the spirit of the prof.
ect, the 'boots" worked like beav-
ers under the direction of their three
superiors.
When the course was first opened,
it attracted so much attention that
officers and men alike turned out
to try their skill. It is one Of the
traditions of the marine corps that
officers can do anything their men
can. And they proved it by taking
the new obstacle course in stride.
In charge of constructing the
course were Second Lieut.. Raphel
Brosseau, USING, of Los Angeles,
Calf; Corp. David P. Guido, USMC,
of Altoona, Pa; and PFC Loyal
Vaughn Partain. USING, of billiard,
Ga.
Features Of the course are a IS
foot wall, two 1O-foot walls, an eight
foot jump across a ditch, trench,
and 30-foot rope across ravine.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-02-18

If you know a Navy man, don't
ever call him a "gob"- sailors
consider the name an insult. You
can get on the right side of him
though if you offer him a Camel
or better yet, send him a carton.
Camels are the favorite cigarette
with men in the Navy (Army, Ma
rines, Coast Guard, too, for that
matter) based on actual sales req
ords from the service mems
stores. Local dealers are featur-
ing cartons of Camels to send to
any member of our armed forces
anywhere. Send him that Camel
carton today.-Adv.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-02-18

wood with straight cuts of the
saw. It requires not one scrap of
hardware. Just cut the three Sec
tons according to the dimensions
given here; place the slot of the
narrow piece of the base through
the slot in the wide piece; put the
top on, and there you are! When
not in use the pieces take up no
more space than large serving
tray.
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