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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Benefit Match
Is Won Chene

Richer By 500 is The Good
fellow Fund today after last
nights bowling match at Chene-
TromhIy involving Chene-Trombly
and Ekhardt-Bcritcr. Chcne won
by - pms 1858 TO 1856 The
winner, lead The Detroit Times
CLASSIC and Ekhardt-Becker mas
first place IN the Greater Detroit
League
Gnruo got away 20 "A 26-pin lead
n the opener 9Sl 10 $50 Joe
Paulus people extended their
margin 10 "a in the tccond which
they won by IS Ekhardt-Becker
Wtth Fred Brecklr throWing AS
won fhr third. l0l7 10 965 TO
reduce the Chene final margin
40 g.
Bpeckla had sos. Chct Bukow-
,l GU Louis Sielaff col, and
paurus $50 Phil Bauman on
'end-lease from BergcrS filled in
for Fred Bujack and George
Bryant for Herman Gibson who
are IN Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Zion 18th
I'm Skan"
Tourney

CLEVELAND, Dec. 13 frankie
Zion OF Detroit. today Is among
the leaders IN Skang Mercurio's
Fourth Annual Individual Classic
which ends next sunday night.
The Motor City SharpshOOtol
last night moved into fourteenth
place IN the event being held AT
Skang'. Recreation when he fired
q total OF 1868 on games Of l93-
1872 216-2O3. 2Z6-2li-257-lSO
Zion paced The contingent Of
eight Detroit keg.cls Who took a
crack al lhc 81 600 top prize last
night
Harold Alien operator of The
Palace Recreation vas second
best tor She Detroit UnstcI with
1897. He rolled games OF III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
other Detroit scores
zo0.20oIso -Ii. t7s.-l- 2itl75- 1880
WUaan ,DUr H1rptF
llo-1t-- 4l6-lt1 Sni $50. -nl-l-4 laa.
b, isa.l57 gosl>z -lt.Ial 200 1853
a.. is0ls7 ~ 25o.iri.lse 1879
Euby Masbt
ias l-7 lss.i 1877 o2Ieti.f. lPe 1888
joe LtU.nr
is8 lss .ls5.l7s la1 -isf.lsa .lso. -ta-l
Joe kulpa of Cleveland retained
his lead IN the tournament with a
l74A total for the eight games
across rs alleys Alex Black ol
Lorain. O., rufed a chance 10
take the lead last night when ne
blew three spares in has last
TWO games with l70S. He landed
IN fifth place
Two other Detro.'ery are Stll
i'm tho money Henry Stawecki
is m ninth place with 1923 and
BID kcnct ), DO 2l>' place with
1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
BLACK CAT WINS

Great Lakes Charcoal 4 black
Persian cat owned by MI and
Mrs. II. p. Snipe OF Detroit. was
Judged best in show as Detroit $
22nd annual all breed cat show
)ended yesterday al the AL
building.
The two-day show sponsored by
the Detroit Persian Society Inc,
found ia cats from Detroit and
throughout the country competing
Runnerup honors went 20
Champion Sno kFest III Prcstcs>
bluc-cycd white female owned
by Mrs. Charles fAmal also Of
Detroit. The latter was also named
best champion IN the show,
Other winners ln the Sh0" best
novice. Beau-Barry -TWtlc-ol-the-
Tower. owner Mrs Ethel Trccn,
best OF opposite sex Lady Bca-
trice Of Eden owned by Mrs..
Loclla Puett best kitten Altar +,
Sukey. owned 10y Mrs y Fox.
best neutcr Black Velvet owned
bv Helen jacobson best foreign
short hair and best short hair IN
show. oAbys>lnlaul Oh DER
Mer's Makonnc Of IIimaphan
owned by Mrs S Gibson best
domestic short hair W hItc
Shugah owned by Mrs Bryan
Shine. best spay MaiSic Lou 81!
Gray Haven, owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Audley Gray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
.Shdckett Squirt
In Final Block
Brings Victory

"A Alb count in the final block
accounts today for the Sl-pin VIC
tory Waller Shackett and Bruce
Richmond of Archway scored over
the weekend. The losers were
Dominic Cuomo and Frank Tesch-
Ter of New Fairview Richmond
Shackett had a 40-game total OF
1892 to 1881.
CuomO and TeSchler won two
blocks at Archway, Shackett and
Richmond two at New Fairvlew.
Shackett had a PHI total IN the
final 10 games TO pull out the
match. The purse was $1,000
Original plans called for the
rolling of the match over two
week-endS but it was shelved IN
favor of one. The first block
total was 1850 TO 3639 in favor
Of Cuomo-Techler.
The other scores were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Luckman Faces Call


there be- amended II don I
know the exact figures.
Another thing he doesn't know
rs whether ion the event that fTigd
weather continues through Christ
mas, he'll be- able 10 give his re-
naming tickets away with gift
orders on the local department
stores. As for the Luckman incl
dent, If any. he had only this 10
say M parting:
n imagine we could get him
an extra weeks leave, II he
needs IL. Still. YOU never know"
Outside of that though. every
thing IN the National Football
League situation lS an right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Harris Ear Infection
Halls ZiviC Bout

PITTSBURGH. Dec l3 ttP)+
The bout between Friilie Civic
and OsSie tBulldog) Harris, Sched-
uled for 10 rounds here tonight
was postponed when Harris Suf'
fefed an \ear infection and was
taken TO the Montefiore Hospital
for an operation
The bout will be held on Dec. 10
If Harris ear. which began trou.
bling him seriously late yesterday
has healed enough for him 10 enter
the ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Police Cage Team
Loses TO JdgIowiz

Jaglowicz today holds r 4l-3l
decision over Detroit Police follow
ing the latter's first start in the
Detroit Basketball Association.
Dick Hall paced the winners with
L points. Lee Watts had 10 for
Police
In the other league games yes
1rrday. Brewster defeated Briggs,
35-2S. and Dearborn won from
Kirlin. 42-37
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
BY DAVIS J. WALSH



CHICAGO. Dec. l3-It was >
above zero here early today, while
the official quicksilver of the
weather bureau thermometers fled
down into the minor registers I'm a
manner that suggested II might
presently run out Of numbers. But
is wasn't any lower than tho Chi
cago Bears as, glumly, they dug IN
behind the holiday icing on their
window paneS and made ready to
wait an-added week. making two,
until Dec 26) for the National
Football Leagues championship
playon at Wrigley Field, complete
with iglooS and everything.
The poStponement from the
nineteenth left the status of their
star Sid Luckman strictly indie
terminate, at least temporarily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Evanston Prep '11'
Wins in New York

NEW YORK. Dec. Is GNS)-
ST. George High School Of Evans
ton. H., walloped previously UNI
defeated Mount ST. Michael OF
New York, 25 10 20, yesterday
before 10000 fans in the first
high school grid battle seen at the
Polo Grounds in Is years.
Bob Jones, Earring l58-pound
halfback, led the Evanston teams
attack. scoring with breakaway
runs of l6 and l3 yards in the
third quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

ington forced Luckman (and hi,
suckcr-appeal az The gate) out OF
the WrIgley Field promotion?
yes, wouldn't il ?" he agreed,
Sourly. PERSONALLY, ! don't think
its true that Sid has Co leave
ON the 18th. or I'D have heard
Of IL before this. still. that's
my first order of business today.
I'm going Ia check with Luck
man right away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
HE HOPES NOT

He is subject 10 an impending
call from the merchant marine
with which he enlisted in Novem-
Der. and there was a. persistent
report last night that he had been
due 10 leave for SheepSnead Bay
on the night of the 18th. original
date of the title playoff
He was not Immediately avail
able for a statement that might
clarity the situation But the fol-
lowing is what he said on the sub
iect directly after his enlistment
Nov Is:
I'm not even sure I'll he
around for the close Of the regu-
lar season. / may he called any
time"
Ralph Brizzolara. acting head of
the club in the absence Of tt.
Comdr George HalaS. seemed
more than a little alarmed when
confronted by the hypothetical
question wouldn't il be a fine
thing if yesterdays tie IN Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Green Cagers

Even basketball coaches moan.
Adj Rupp OF Kentucky has II
player, who never saw a college
game. five more who never played
IN one. and Two who hSfe been
I'M two games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN me
Night Edition onlS he, name ~ horse
which race experts feel II among the out
standing bets ~ The day
The code key appears each night in the
Eight star ana Red Line Editions with o
number corresponding m each letter. Of
the alphabet
The horses nam appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT r y T 7 O y AND IT Is
PRINTED IN CODE
Tomorrow code follows
A-s 81 ca "a F-u pa c.
H-6 I-i8 J-94 Nj I.-S3 M-i2 N-1a
O-29 PISS Q-25 R-53 S-67 TIA J-43
N-IS N-5I Ills ~.
CUP this code key Il viii enable you
90 decipher me name az tomorrow code
sppsariug ONLY IN THE NIGHT Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Poor Defense
Beats Wings

Continued from lst sport Pagef
them against four for Franks iu
the last period when jimmy Jet
three past him Big Bill BOuchard,
Glen Harmon Mike Mcmahon and
LamoreauX gave Durham plenty OF
help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
'LOnS-SAlOf' EXDert
Is Product of Mo-.

Leo LamoreuX. who fred that
7O-looter past Goalie Jimmy
Franks last night at Olympia. is
a Windsor product and formerly
played i'm the Michigan-Ontario
Hockey League Like all OF the
CanadlenS excepting defenSeman
Bill Bouchard, ne IS a defense
worker. Bouchard is military eN-
empt because he Is a beekeeper.
Ray Gctlife. Canadiens' stand
out forward. played il out like
Stanley Cup battle although
he received two of the nights
hardest body checks from Pat
Egan plus a cut eye from Gully
Simon and an assortment Of
bumps
After Gethnc took check
from Egan in the first period ne
slid along the ice and lay As
though unconscious while thou
sands Shrieked. He was evidently
Just playing poSsum for a penalty.
however, FOR he finally leaped up
when play Stopped-made a rush
for Egan Pat cooled him off with
a wave of his stick but Getliffe
was the hottest scorer of the
night.
Gctliffe works al the Noordyne
Aircraft in Montreal with Har-
mon, Hefferman and Lach of
CanadienS He is in his fifth sea-
son with Montreal after four with
Boston. Married and with two
children, John Z. and Dee s. Ray
was also shoe store proprietor
in Stratford until two weeks ago.
"SelectiVe service took all my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
SIMON GETS DECISION

Detroit gained some feeble con-
ISOLATION from dclcn>cman Gully
Simon'S decision over Ray Get
iffe IN a fist fight az the Detroit
net after Getlfle had scored the
goal that pat CanadIonS ahead
-. in the second period Simon
opened a cut AZ the corner OF
Gotliffc'S left owe
He hit me on the head ~
Law on the ice after checking
Filion. 80 got up. threw my
gloves down and let him have
It," said Simon
The fight distracted the fans
attention so that thousands did
not realize Gctliffc had scored a
second before. a slow light by the
goal Judge added 20 the deception
The curly-haired Getlilfe, how
ever. had plenty Of consolation
UnSlowed by successive clashes
with PAT Fgan. Simon and Adam
Brown. he led the nights Scor-
crS with two goals and TWO assists
MONTREAL DETROIT
R P9a9Ssra m sTs.
LamorfauN n Ffai
watson P-uHi
Fillon y N CarfeN
C;etiffe w SmIu
Detroit sIterra'rs Jackson Howe lis.
comhe Bruueteau Jennings Quackenbush
rherf
Montreal aHernates Mcmahon Harmon
Richard Chamberlain. Maleau Heiferran
Campeau.
Referee Bill Chadwick Llnesnen -
stanley McCabe and Douglas YOUNG
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring
Penalties Jackson 90
SECOND PERIOD
Detroit Howe tBruueteau- FEanl. ~
Montreal: LamoreauX 90
O. Montreal Geiliffe watson Fu9nb
BIS
Penalties -Getliffe 90 Mcmahon
simon C5 min fghtlngl Bouchard. Howe
THIRD PERIOD
Montreal. Getufe. 80
Montreal; Filion tGetlffe Watsonl
SOS
6-Montreal LamoreauN tGethffel. II o.
Penalty Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

employees 50 | had To sell" ne
said
Johnny Mowers DctroitS Veg
ina Cup winning goalie of las'
season. faced off the puck Now
IN training as a pilot i'm The Roya
Canadian Air Force. Johnny made
a fast round trip from Toronto
for the game He weighs "A trim
100 his old playing weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

Altoona REC. p, 'i sS.,' "'oH''A" avs 90,
0PEs BOWLING TODAY FROM 90 a n
uSrtt 2 ~ Saturday, sunday rui p "
ARGYLE REC, es sq'si S ",Sfs NJ a.. /"
oPFs BOWLING on SATURDAYS AL OAN
SUNDAYS. 25o = " UsTit CLOSING.
BEACON REC, " "tRs Nos. A. rA ,rtd,s
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY Usrrt so p N
0psninw TO- Mofn'ng ara Aiternosn lcsques.
BOWL -O.DROME , {. 10. otH1-e no g.. $50
OPEN BOWLING AT Alt TtaESi
F'~ League Reservations lett Cocktail Lauogs
CHekE- TR0hBlY '' 3, es sizs
Air. C0aditonsd tor Your Comfort Oper Aus,s
Un,u p NJ After a.. Bowl Dine Dance
CREST LANES futtraTos /" 90 90 slxta
4 eo~lsr.' Parade vi,t Our STAGE Bar a7d
cocsiah tounqs NEVER DULL MOMENT
1ENpY u5l5 WHITTIER. a. KELLY RD
OI"u' ~ ALLEYS. AR. 6llB
opsn Bo~hss TO-DAY UniH p ~ ard After
% p Nome Of the Famous Bsske'-o Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s tAf4SsT o1 40
OPEN BOWLING AZ At TIMES FGW
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE
DEXTER REC otsttE A. sos1os etvO
- NLNt = v 9-ffNF
Open Bowling Today-All Day
cLpnru pr ,l2o WOODWARD rr z.ss5o
OAnUtN htJ' CENTRALLY LOCATED
oPEs BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTiL f. = "
All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
GLESeAGleS REC. e li.19 f,yt7" sd ,'s.
Open ALLEYS TODAY 20 a n Tn p " ana
After o. sat. Sun All DAY Plenty Of Pi0boys'
cpIun rEuTpU 1914 FERRY PARK
Pleasure 10 Bosl A. ouistsst ALLEYS IN Detroit
TransportatiOo Facilities Gbod- Bus sno ST Car
cpcLT ILVEc 10 BALTIMORE
UnCAI LHhCO NJ Woodward Ma 1863
opsH Bouiino-io Aliess w Ro~-Unth ~
p N and After ~ 90 p M--cocktal Bar
IMPERIAL htG, cesTRGlIS toSATf5
10 MODERN AtAEYs
oesn every Dv upit MidRishi- Ma. siss
J. J. MILLETTS "'' ' 20. jisi,. AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES PEG. 20 20 BOWLING Bowling Alleys
Cocktail Lounos MUUN 1912
1925 east Isfisrsoo at EaulsNn
LUCKY STRIKE 9 ~, s ssxS f TN ,,s s.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. ~. ON
~ BRUNSWICK LANES GAR
Mt, ELLIOTT REC, '''' ~ W 1 ss5'o''
Open AlIsa An UntI p " and After o.
Visit Our coeItah Lououe Excellent. Food.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
YOU NEVER KNOW

The advance sale. he added, has
been good better, up TO Sat
urday night. than the offer We col
from California 10 take the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

HlW THinFlLW ALLtVs W. s522
OueH Bo~iiuu TODAY Uu'u r ara After
% NFsd Doubles Saturday. Al p ~
M Yuplc Ppc NATIONAL AT GO. slves
u NJ W nIV' Ffse part TE. 2-ssss
81 ALLEYS. Ne~ snd modern. Rathheusf. Open
Bo~itoa AL DAY saturdays ard sunday
2tllGF REC eszs GeArloI VENUE
After 90 Billiard R',tauraot Cocktail Louns,
PALACE SCH0ENHERH ' so.U q '' s,so
,a,ructioos Given Dariy on me PAUL HosL6Y
ssif.lrsirue'or Lsaro to Bo~l Correctly Hsr,
PAIN prIcu ls2o MYERS. Near
opea RoNiina TODAY UrW p. ~ After o.
frss Instr by A. DEVON Weekday, 10 =. n
PALMER pEpE aesicHots Ro.. sst~ssn
tAWLU MN a lodsard John r. 70. 9.42as
% Bruf7-ics Are,s. BH ard Grill Opsr
Bosiioe 20 ~ after 80. fres Partns
.plkY1UN s'F Jos. GAmeAg MA. 'se
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC, 'o1,5 90. ssAI'OT Az st.: ="
OPCs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL .. N AL
DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIVERA REC. ~ 10 'e sss, =! S,' 5Gs. avs
ooen Bo~f0q TODAY from ~ Noon Until
p. N and An'r 49, Az oS sat sur
.1iYN $500 MAsrsTloUt. NJ warren
hJlHl . ALLEYS NJ s777
Opsn Boelinu TODAY from p. n Until
Saturdays N On Sundays 10 A n Or
eppiNcWCtIc 1913 sPRiHGwtLts ave.
u nlNuNCLlO 90 Alleys w. 2.9323
opsn Boutna Att DAY Saturdays and sunday
A. ". Tin Closine weekdays TN 7. After 70
STATE FAIR 1900 WOODWARD. TO s.'st2
OlhII ! HtH A. state air Grounds
40 Alleys Tor Open BoWhna Monday Thfouoh
friday, $50 " Free Instructions Afternoons
VICTORY T 7, ATTY. ~ /" O IS +.s5o,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. ~.
ALI DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL N sSUs,tA SafI c.
opeo Bo~ln6 TODAY 10 MO $40 p ~
and After 90 Al DAY Sat sun. ~. $50
WAYNE'S SGH00l sGooo .gt a. Cd o s~''
Private Lessons Afternoons WAYNE SPAutO
ING Instr. 0pen Bo~lHa p. n. Tili P, ~
WEST 1fTR0lI sist M.GsIsAs s .55S
OPEN BOWLING TODAY sP. NJ UNTIL
CLOSING AN DAY Saturday, ard Sundays.
WEST WARREN V lTisI ~ wASFt on s ssso
Open ALLEYS 90 a ~ Until 645 2. NJ After
90 3 free instfuctors Wednssday. 2 80 20 P.h
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Wydndotte Dog
Is Judged Best
In Puppy Show
BY DON GILLIEs

y Ritzy Regardless, proud little
10 months old female Boston ter
rier was judged best in show
Yesterday al the Boston Terrier
Club Of Detroit's annual puppy
show held at the Granwood Hotel
in Highland Park.
Owned by Mr. and Mrs. c. j
Fitzgerald Of Wyandotte. who are
among the states outstanding
breeders of BoStons. RitZy edged
out Adelia GillieS' 9 months old
Jerry for top-ranking honors. A
total of 80 puppies ranging in
age from s weeks To l year com
peted in the A. X. {. sponsored
show
OTHER WINNERS
Other winners were Tiny Re-
CARELESS. 6 10 S-week male, owned
by d. w. Cooper, and Princess,
6 10 S-week female, owned by
Mrs. Walter Doublestein.
Mrs. Fitzgerald's Regardless Re-
CARDS won the 2 10 4-month group
over Mrs. r.. r. Payne'S Rowdy
Topsy owned by Mr. and Mrs
Harry Calbeck, beat Mrs. Higbee's
Spark in the 4 10 6-month group
and Gilda Franklin's Skecter de-
feated Cleo. owned by Mrs. Dou-
blestein.
Charles Taylor of Detroit Judged
the show and Joe Faigel acted A
chief steward. Tommy Wood
house manager. announced that
the show drew the finest grade
OF dogs and largest gallery m
several years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

all this, the man trip leaves about 600
o'clock in the morning, or 6:l5. ! do not get
TO my working place until ZOO O'Clock. l
quit at 2:5O, and am not home until about
400 o'clock. | actually put in about eleven
hours work in that mine every day. Each and
every day when we go in the mine TO work,
we are endangering our lives from the time
We leave home until we get back home. We
ride in a big steel car sometimes 20 below
zero. frozen, wet, and have TO stand on the
outside with no place to go in to get warm.
We SIT in these cars for an hour before we get
TO work, frozen. In the evening coming out,
after sweating all day and from the troopers
from the roof, and standing in water up TO
our knees, soaking wet we sit for an hour be-
fore we come out, almost frozen. This doesn't
mean anything to the operators. Xhey are not
concerned over our health. We arc endanger-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

trip. work about nine and bali miles nm
der fbe mountain II takes about an hour TO
an hour and fifteen minutes TO make that trip
Then we get our explosives at the man sta
ton, walk about another half mile or three.
quarters to the working face The starting
time is 500 o'clock; quitting time is 4:3o,
with thirty minute dinner period. We uaik
back ont and eafeb The man Trip. They claim
JOn start ont at ten minutes TO fire. Then you
spend another bom and bali getting ont.
In The tVinfer time IL is dak-tVe spend about
fweire 10 hueire and a half boms under
ground, and from fbe time yon ieare bone
until you get back it is good fourteen boms
in order TO work seven and half hours at
the working place, because there is half
hour period there for lunch"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

leaves at $50. We quit at 300 O'Clock and
the man trip gets on the outside anywhere
from 400 to AIS.
I'VE have shift that goes 10 work at 500
o'clock in the afternoon. The man trip for
that shift leaves at 2:15. Ii takes fifteen min
utcs longer to make the afternoon run than
the morning run. They get back out at 1900
10 l2:15. That shift is seven hour shift, just
the same as the others are, but il takes longer
TO make it because of the transportation of
coal. They don't stop the haulage of coal dur
ing THAI time and it takes fifteen minutes
longer TO get the trip in there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Gripping an Art

GRIPPING 10 an art, just like
goldbricking i an art. Before
YOU leave here, You learn that
YOU don't enjoy gripping q bit
when YOU spread your energy
all over everywhere. gripping
about everything. You learn to
choose one thing and specialize
In gripping about that.
"H YOU want to he n specialist
NJ gripping, YOU have 10 get on
your toes. You get 10 where
your clothes are comfortable.
Where YOU used 10 think the
food was terrible, now Won pre-
tend that YOU don't get enough
Of II. You like the beds and nv
y o'clock you're sleepy. So YOU
have 10 find something special
to grippe about. II YOU haven't
got any originality at all. pick
YOU out one special noncOm and
gripe about him.
"\ow. YOU take Pvt. Har-
grove. for instance. First came
here, he griped about me telling
him he was carrying his rife
wrong. Now he gripes when l
tell him hos carrying IL right.
he might have something there.
He still carries IL like II was
15-milllmeier gun. He's getting
30 shiftleSS, even at gripping,
that he can't find anything TO
beef about except not getting
any mail. I'm going 10 write all
his creditors, 80 he won't even
he able 10 grippe about the mail"
That reminds me-" ! said.
did ] tell YOU boys what Sgt.
TAYLOR told me about UsSery
TODAY? ."
"Nlnc o'clock, Usserv shouted.
Lights out. Break IL up"
Continued t0morrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Full of Trouble

"Man that IL born of woman
I comforted him, sis Of many
days and full OF trouble"
cit Oft the platform and into
this Ovrrcoat." he sighed. He
held the coat while ! got into II
and he slapped my hand for
fidccting again. Sometimes /
wonder why 20 TO 80 much
trouble keeping YOU boys dressed
right. Here spend the whole
afternoon wiping sweat out Of
my eyebrows, Just 90 see that
your clothes ~ YOU and YOU
won't look like bunch of buns
which YOU are.
do YOU know what some I'M
grateful kitchen termite said the
other day? He started putting
II around that the army could
double itself in half an hour by
filling up the extra space In the
trousers. DO your trousers Mt
YOU, hum =" Izr Strengthened the
ploats IN tho back of the over
coat and gave tho tail an un-
necessarily vicious yank
did l say they didn't:" I
Croaned, raising my arms de-
spalringly. Just because some
body else SAWS YOU stretch the
coat In the back 20 the man will
think IL fits right In front, YOU
have TO 20 picking on me-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
See Here,
Private Hargrove
By MARION HARGROVE

structors. We spent four 'wseks
eating dust and running fab-
bits. There I was--I'd spent
thutteen months learning the
old drill and tactics 10 where I
reckon I had 10 down better
than any man In the whole
army. Then they started this
minute army with bunch OF
green, ignorant Yankees--and I
had TO teach them swhat they
had 10 know"
The hull session nodded wisely
and Cpl. Ussery went on. "Now
this young Cpl. Joe CAN'T, for In
stance. Now. this Cpl. CAN'T
when he first came In. was one q
the greenest rockies In the bunch
But he snapped out Of 10 ant
made corporal in four months"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

mines were hooked together, the distance
from the pit mouth to the nearest working
place" is seven miles. Approximately 500 coal
miners are employed Some of the miners
have to travel from eight to eleven miles
under ground before they reach their work
ing place. The starting time at the face is
500 Am. The miners leave the outside at
5:45 in order to reach their working places"
on time. They have identically the same
journey in the evening coming out. Thus, the
men spend over four hours day in this mine
7vibont pay getting to and from the 'face"
where their pay begins.