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The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
ere long the loud cry Fore" will
be heard hard by the Fry Gate.

ere long the loud cry Fore" will
be heard hard by the Fry Gate.
Captain Irwin and Lieut. Brod-
beck have come together from wide
ly-Separated points, the former from
Texas and the latter from Seattle,
Washington, but they have a great
deal in common, where love for the
game of golf is concerned, and the
course which soon will be completed,
providing enough play is available,
is going to be credit to them.
Your reporter made recent visit
to the nearly completed course, and
while entour learned that the ap-
proXimate total yardage was 5000,
with a total par of Sc.
The fairwayS are well rolled and
are of grass of firm texture, afford
ing players the luxury and satisfac-
ton of taking turf" with their
irons.
The "greens" are of sand and oil
and are so feet in diameter
The tees are quite satisfactory,
built up slightly and of good pro-
portions.
The hole-by-hole yardage and par
fnl1oTryc.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06

Williams, shortstop; Howard Ester
ling, third base; Willard Brown, j..
Bell and Ducky Davenport, out
fielders.
"Satch, native of Mobile, will
be 36 on Sept. %. He has reached
the stage where he conserves his
energy, is assisted in doing this
Aby pear-perfect control. He cuts
loose only when he has to. Against
the New York CuDans, with the
bases loaded and a heavy hitter up,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
Bio Time Tennis
Soon To Begin

Big time tennis is in the offing,
with a tournament involving the
officers of the Mountainview and
Lakeside Clubs. 10.
Officers and ladies will be eligible
for the competition 3eos
Registration closed last Monday,
and, according to Captain Boyce
Irwin. Athletic Officer, the tourna-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
New Golf Course
Near Completion

Golf, one of the greatest games
ever invented by man for use of
men, soon may be played inside
Fort Huachuca's vast Military Res
ervation, according to Captain Boyce
Irwin, Athletic Officer, and 1st
Lieut.. r. A. Brodbeck of the Post
Engineers, who have "colaborated"
on the idea, with the result that
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
Pvt. Walter Nc !
Coy, Ace Pitcher :.
Seeks 18th Win
s. c. US Star Has Won Eight Pitched No Hitter And Hit
Home Runs In Months

The name of Private Walter Mccoy of San Diego, Cali
orna who has eight without loss this season;
who has pitched no hit, game who has pitched
shutous and who has hit home within the past two
months is baseball to conjure with and that
destined to be up in lights after the over.
Private Mccoy cool on and off the diamond
and one possessed of becoming modesy Of the
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
Briggs Field SO" To
Meet S. c.. L. Sunday

With 16 straight victories and no
defeats behind them, members of
the Service Commands baseball
team next Sunday afternoon will
meet a team from Biggs Field,
Texas, on the Posts diamond.
Private Walter Mccoy will pitch
for the Fort Huachuca nine.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
Dance At Tombstone
Tomorrow Night

Officers and their ladies, and ci-
villains of Fort Huachuca, are in
vited to a dance, which will be
sponsoryed by Roy FOUR Unit No.
"a (American Legion Auxiliary of
Tombstone tomorrow Saturday.
night.
The dance, the proceeds of which
will go toward the Rehabilitation
Fund, will be held in the Crystal
Ballroom.
The dance will be informal and
will start at o'clock.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
Printed by Courtesy

Leroy Paige walks like an amia-
BILE camel and pitches the same way.
He is remindful of Stepin Fetchit, so
languid and loose are his move
mentS.
For a score of years Paige has
stalked throughout North and Cen
tral America moving down batters
with monOtonous regularity.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06

ment will get underway as soon as
the seedlings and drawings are
made.
Beautiful trophies for both Of
ficerS and ladies will be awarded
the winners and runner-ups in each
division.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06

himself glaring popeyed into the
flat, mean-lookin' eyes of a boa
constructor.
Paige didn't bother to retrieev
the ball. He didn't stop until he
dived head first into the dugout.
''He has stuck to pitching ever
since"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06
S. C.. u. And 92nd's All
Stars To Resume Series

The second of a series of three
baseball games involving the Ser
vice Commands unbeaten nine and
the All Stars of the 92nd Division
will be played at The Rube Foster
Memorial Field one week from next
Sunday August 18TH
The third game of the series will
be played on Sunday, August %.
The Service Commands nine won
the first game of the above series
by a score of 7 runs to one.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06

James T. Chambers, who is doing
top notch job of coaching the SOU.
team, which has won 16 straight
games and has lost none:
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-06

Every u S. medium tank is COM
posed of $4,000 parts, 5000 different
from other parts. s9a
Evening star., 1943-08-19

Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids TO
launch. the Axis on the sea Of
oblivion,
Evening star., 1943-08-19

the weather information branch
at the Pentagon Building; Donna
Courier, FBI typist, and Anzonetta
Roark, Agriculture Department
stenographer.
The contest, which was sponsored
by Station WWDC, included among
its judges soldier, sailor and ma
rine selected from the large audi
ence Of servicemen and their COM
panions who crowded the military
rendezvous. Pfc. Vierling A. Blum
of the Army, Chief Petty Officer
Joseph c. Dahluger and Pfc. STAN
ley j. Dynak Of the marines were
those volunteering their services.
Pfc. Dynak said this was an exciting
way to spend his one day in Wash
ington after IA months of action in
the Southwest Pacific.
Ira Emerich, master of ceremonies
introduced the eight contestants as
group. Each girl then performed,
all of them singing except Miss
Roark. She gave a monologue.
Another preliminary contest will
be held at the Stage Door Canteen
tomorrow, starting at pm. The
finals will take place Saturday at
1890 pm. in front OF the District
Building.
Miss Washington" will represent
the Capital at the Miss America
pageant at Atlantic City September
s to IL.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

HOLLYWOOD.-SLAIN Vio-
let Van aSomerin, 33, former
private secretary to Oracle
Fields, was fatally shot in her
apartment yesterday by her
suitor, Gaetano Falciani, 38,
one-time caretaker for the
British comedienne. He then
ATTEMPTED suicide.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Capital Transit 10 Restore
Service on II More Lines

Normal service will be restored on
II more bus lines of the CAPITAL
Transit Co. Monday, company off,
clals announced today.
AS a result of the relaxation of
the ODT gasoline-saving order. the
company last night restored full
service on the G-2, P street line.
BY the rush hour today the AS.
Southwest bus line, will also be max
ing a full run to the terminal at
Fourteenth and c streets S.W.. in
stead of turning back at Eleventh
street and Maine avenue.
The lines to be placed on normal
operation Monday are: K-4, Chillum. .
H-2, the crosstown line using Irving
street NV; G-8, Greenbelt: FL and
F-2, Hyattsville-Colleg Park: T-3.
the New Hampshire avenue suburban
rush-hour service; H-4, Park road :
Ell and E-2, Rhode Island avenue !:
F-6, Sargent road-Green Meadows
and the J-3, Takoma express via
Ninth street.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

field and Mrs. Evelyn Davis, -, Of
Taylorville were removed to the
st. Johns Hospital at Springfield
where their conditions was pro-
nounced serious. ~
Eight other women who were
working In the building. where ar
tillery ammunition Is loaded, were
treated for minor injuries ut the
plant hospital and released imme-
diately.
The safety and security branch Of
the War Department In Chicago
reported that the accident appar-
emily was caused by the explosion
Of 4 shell.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

96 District Sefectees
To Report Tomorrow

A total Of SO District selectees now
on postinduction furloughs will re-
port for active duty in their respec-
tive services tomorrow.
The group includes ga men for the
Army, inducted July 80; 20 men for
the Navy, indicted August 13; two
men for the Marine Corps and one
man for the Coast Guard, indicted
August 6. The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-08-19

take the lead in the development Of
a social consciousness for the Nation.
1t should be dynamic power in
these disastrous times. But it must
have spiritual genius to do that"
Suggests Nominee.
Asked to suggest a nominee, DR.
Lucas mentioned the name of the
Rev. Dr. Norman Burdett Nash of
st. Paul's School, Concord, N. H,
But nobody can tell the Diocese
OF Washington whom to elect and
certainly nobody ought to attempt
to tell the Presiding Bishop whom to
appoint. I am more interested in
principles than I am in candidates.
What we want is people here whose
hearts and minds are pledged to
Christ. This is a personal opinion,
but I hope a lot of people will
share it."
The Cathedral Chapter is to meet
tomorrow and Canon Lucas will at
tend.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Nancy de karigny
Returning 10 Nassau
To Aid Husband
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Nancy
Oakes de Marigny, 1s-year -old wife
OF Count Alfred de Marigny, sale
today that Il am going back to Mas
sau and stay as long as my pres
ence there is of vital aid and COM
fort to my husband"
Count de Marigny is charged
With murder at Nassau. Bahamas
In the Staying of his father-in-law
Sir Harry Oakes, Americana born
goid-mlning millionaire and bar
onet who was bludgeoned to death
IN his mansion at Westbourne, Ba-
hamas, July 8.
Mrs. de Marigny, who has made
several trips between Nassau, New
York and Canada since her hus-
bands arrest, said today:
What We have learned here will
eventually be revealed in court. I
am more than convinced-in fact,
you can say I am positive-that
Freddy is not the guilty party"
She said she had been visiting
her mother. Lady Eunice Cakes, in
Niagara Falls, Ontario.
I'm the eyes of many people, 4"
Mrs. de Marigny said, II suppose
I'm just the hysterical wife try
ing to save my own pride in defend
ing my husband. But 1t is much
more than that. I have always be-
lieved that Freddy could not have
done this terrible thing-now I
know that he did not. am
the only person who can help
Freddy"
Meanwhile, she said, her fathers
will would remain unprobated "un-
til mother feels like handling any
business matters" She said she
knew nothing about the will "ex-
cept that I was not disinherited as
has been claimed"
She said this talk about Freddy's
and fathers disagreements have
been exaggerated"
Evening star., 1943-08-19

Give up that vacation drive cheer
fully; we need gasoline to take the
enemy for = one-way ride.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

her assurance that she would see
that he went to school the Governor
agreed to grant q conditional par
don for the youth, charged with
robbery.
Gov. Darden had the pardon made
out and signed 1t, only to be ad-
vised by penitentiary authorities
that the youthful prisoner had
escaped
Now there will be no pardon.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Dean With Social Vision Urged
For Cathedral by Canon Lucas
St. AIbons Heodmoster
Sees Opportunity for
Great Leadership
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

Dy JAMES "ALDO rAWOE1l.
"A dean with social vision is
wanted at Washington Cathedral"
Canon Albert H. Lucas, headmaster
of Saint Adams, the National
Cathedral School for Boys, since
1929, said today, bringing into dis
cussion hitherto neglected aspect
of the problem of current changes
in the Protestant Episcopal Church
throughout the United States.
What we need" DR.. Lucas de-
clared, "is a dean who will be as
big as any bishop, man with a big
work to do and vision for the doing
of it. Washington Cathedral should
be what. Liverpool Cathedral is-a
community church. If you start
with that thought, you must realize
that we require dean who can in
terpret the social gospel from the
pulpit and bring little community
love to the Cathedral.
Vast Movements Under Way.
I'VE already have a few persons
here who are almost literally dying
for the Cathedral; they at least are
living for it with their whole souls.
We want more of them. We ought
to have a dean who visualizes his
work as lifelong assignments
job to spend himself in.
Great things are happening in
this world. Do you know that within
Is years We may have a Labor
President in the White House? The
church cannot stand aside from
the vast movements that are
sweeping the earth. The new Bishop
OF Washington should be top
notch man and so should the new
dean. I love this Cathedral and
know that nothing can stop it, but
I want it to go ahead and to be
something precious and vital in the
life OF the whole country.
Washington Cathedral should
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Gaspard |. ThiebauIt
To Be Buried Tomorrow

.Gaspard L. Thiebault, SO, who
died Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hos
pi.al in Baltimore after a long Ill
ness, will be buried after funeral
services at $50 am. tomorrow from
his home. 1855 Suitland road Sc.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at
8 am. at st. Francis Xavier's
Church, with the Rev. Anthony
Chouinard, Mr.. Thiebault's cousin,
of1ciating. Burial will follow in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Thiebault, who was a press
man at the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. was born in Min
neapolis, Mimi, and lived in Wis
cousin before coming to the District
eight years ago. He was a member
OF the Holy Name Society of St.
Francis Xavier's Church and of the
Washington Printing and Press
mans Union No. /.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Della Trombley Thiebault; son,
Lowell Thiebault, an aviation stu
dent in the Army Air Forces: two
daughters, Marilyn of the Marine
Corps Women's Reserve and Joyce
Rita Thiebault. He is survived also
by two sisters and two brothers.
GsVA that xs~v> A~S~y~ >AA>~
Evening star., 1943-08-19

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Evening star., 1943-08-19
Youth F|ees Prison Camp
On Day Pardon Is Signed
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. ia
youth, whose name was withheld
escaped from State prison camp
on the very day that Gov. Darden
had been convinced by his mother
that her son ought to oe pardoned
The Governor disclosed yester-
day that the mother asked for the
pardon in order that her son might
return to school in September. On
Evening star., 1943-08-19

-Four contestants were chosen for
the finals OF the Miss Washington"
beauty contest by the judges at a
preliminary competition held last
night at the Stage Door Canteen.
They were the Misses Rose Marie
Schiller. Southern Railway corre-
spondent clerk; Ruth Grether, in
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Ordnance Plant Explosion
Kills |, Hurts 10 in Illinois

6y the Associated Prsss.
DECATUR, H.. Aug. ls.-One
person was killed last night and 10
others injured, two seriously, In an
explosion at the Oak ordnance
plant at Illiopolis, about 10 miles
west OF here.
Maurice Pryor, ~, Of Springfield
was killed In the explosion.
Mrs. Betty Cooke, 10, Of Spring.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Correspondence. And Open Letter Is
Made Public BY Easilawn League

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tision sought to have The city
authorities enfosce the iaa re-
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liquors VA the South ares Of Pas
caEoula. = residential section
where our main passage 20 and
from work. SfnFex Schools and
churches Is greatly affected
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mntee which presented ne Pc
titinn was headed BY himself.
adding after their rvply we
can see that they. first Of al are
trying 70 pass ne buck 10 SEINE
one else AIDING that xke
mayor and city councilmen claim
they have ne kRuWiedge of the
laWleSssaass ol Mtsrh we speak
That Is quite unlruei"
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nov Ne may appeal e. ttae far
mlnded and fair thinkinK people
to inform themselves s. u Nha
Is to blame fa4 Isck Of ensaea
mens Of the Laws that wefe PASSED
Ter the many and not the few
Then We ask YOU 10 defeftnine
with las that yoa wili not give ~
the fight until IN honest effort :
made 20 uphold tha Law
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Charges Dismissed
Against Hare After
Preliminary Trial

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Former Moss
Point Principal
Accorded Honor

Spcciai sppreetasion foF has
work a. ore Of ihe aihiela d.
fectors IN the phsslcal fitnek pee
gram Of tie Army specialized
training unit II The univefsiie If
Mississippi Was shown Edward
a khayat former priacipal and
coach al the Moss Point High
school bv - men Of enc Of ms
football sQuadrons who gave ;
STEAK dinner IN his honor re
Gently.
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affair which appeared IN the
.0xfofd Miss. pspef. ihe men Il
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means Of showing thar feeling
toward Mr. khagai IS = coacb
and a frend ana II uhe dinnes.
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Team Captain Donsld + Burk
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
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Evening star., 1943-07-11

A Alternatives in
two OF the Bosic 7
Nutrition Groups
are these con ven
lent Libby's Juices
Tomato Juice in
Group 2; Pineapple
Juice in Group 3.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"The Authority Authorities"
"The Authority on Authorities"

heard Of cnd-plays. but didn't az.
derStanu them. After three truI:P
rounds. he scored the club a AMI
then led heart. which East won.
He took another heart. too. then
returned a club. dummy ruling.
This declarcr. too. Was set. be-
cause he had to lead the diamonds
himself
The one successful dcClarcr,
after clearing trumps, scored the
ciu1 A and ruticd the . in dummy.
leaving nc CLUES IN either hand.
When ne then put East az With a
"rart. the latter scored Il second
heart. but then was stuck. If he
led club. South could ruT in
dummy and discard a diamond.
leaving him only on" diamond
loser and thus assuring his "on-
tract But East. instead. lee >thc
diamond X. South let that TN.
but then East had to lead frOn'thc
Q-S into the Al. aSSUrin" "tWO
tricks i'll the suit and making the
contract. Getting rid of that last
| little club before throwing East
| III ia! done the Job.