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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Daley Gets Call
To Leave After
I|Eni Contest

ANN ARBOR, Oct. % (SpeciaD
Paul White will play his
last game FOR Michigan tomorrow
and Bill Daley will wind up his
short career after the Illinois game
next week it was announced to-
day by the marine and navy Of
flcials stationed here.
Merv Pregulman, star tackle.
also goes with Daley.
White, along with Bob STEM
berg. reserve back; Jim Heigate.
also a reserve back, and Leonard
Naab, reserve tackle, have been
ordered to report TO Paris Island
for officers navy training next
week.
Daley. who is in the VIZ pro-
gram, has been notified that he
must report for duty elsewhere.
along with Pregulman and Jack
Petoskey, reserve end.
The navy did not divulge where
the three navy trainees would go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Same Old Outfit

Frank (Honey) Walker, the
Red Wings veteran trainer, ex-
planned he had kept Normie's
outfit intact in a locker.
Nobody has worn it," Walker
said, except Normie once. That
was for the memorial game
played for the late Frank Mac
Donell.
II even had my skates ready
for me-" Normie volunteered.
"Yeh, two pair of Them"
Walker inserted.
The attempted comeback by
Normie. now 35. is one of the
interesting sidelights of the new
hockey season. Everybody is
pulling for the popular little
goal-tender.
He fashioned a brilliant career
in the nets. a career that in the
season 1867 won for the De-
troiter the coveted Georges
Vezina trophy, awarded annu-
ally to the goal-tender having
the lowest number Of goals
scored against him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Was in Marathon

Normie is one of a long list
of outstanding goalies who have
graced the nets for Detroit.
Among others were Alex Con-
nell. John Ross Roach, WIFI
Guide, Tiny T h ON pson and
Johnny Mowers
One of Normie's gree te I
achievements was playin &
throughout the famous Mont
real Marathon longest hockey
game on record, in Stanley
Cup playdown and stretched
over 176 minutes and 30 Sec
onds. The game was played in
the Canadian metropolis and
was one of three straight the
Red Wings won over the Ma
rooms.
Through the three games,
NorTnie yielded only one goal.
in the 81 long game The first
two contests were shutouts for
Nornie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Forge 3O52 Isl
Of Shop Season
Times Photo

In addition to leading the
league by four games, Dodge
Forge of Chrysler Interplant
today has the best score of the
season, 1862. the first 1000 to so
on the books since the schedule
opened at Palace Sept
Tom Dorazio was the only one
TO miss 600. Pete Krupa had 639,
Bruce McDougall 627 Phil Van
Slembrouck GOT and Frank Tesch-
Ter 602.
De Soto moved into fourth place
with two from Highland Park
Engineering, 2S11 10 1854.
KrupaS total was first among
the individuals. Forge moved 10
second in he high game list with
1864. Dorazio is leader in the
averages with zoos, replacing
Frank Zion. whose 491 cut him
down to 1866.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Sam Byrd
Noted as
Hitter
BY NJ. f. DRUKENBROD

Older Detroit golf fans knew
that Sam Byrd, who takes over at
Plum Hollow next spring, could
knock a ball long ways even be-
fore he switched from baseball to
golf.
A mighty wallop he delivered on
No. Is at Rammler Golf Club one
day in the early eos when he was
here with the New York Yankees
convinced them of this.
Playing in a pro-amateur with
Tommy Armour and the late Clar-
ence Gambler. Byrd drove TO the
front edge of the green on this
290-yard hole.
There have been a lot Of longer
drives than that one, but every
thing considered it must be ranked
with the greatest tee shots ever
hit.
The green is atop a steep hill
which runs up almost TO its edge
so there is no way of making a
ball climb the hill, even when the
creek. a short distance from the
mill, is cleared.
In other words, Byrd's drive
was all carry.
Butch Brandau. who knows
about everything there is TO know
concerning the Rammler course,
believes only one other golfer ever
drove this green from the regular
tee. Yep, il was Gambler.
The Gam. who was proud of his
driving proweSs, hit a second ball
the day Byrd reached the green IN
an effort TO match the ball play
er'S feat.
The ball easily cleared the
creek, but was pulled slightly and
finished in the flat at the left and
below the green, but almost hole
high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
SpOr is
Nornniie Smith S
ComebackOn Of
Wing HighIights
By LEO MACDONELL
ID looked IL 90 INC.

IL AOnkNA AAfNN NANA 'hAtNt's
The first period Of the hockey
game between the Red Wings
ard the Cleveland Barofs at
Olympia last night was ended
and there was Normie Smith,
tucked away in a corner OF the
dressing room just al the right
as YOU entered the door-the
same corner he parked himself
during the days he helped the
Wings win league honorS and
Stanley Cups
Normie looked about the
same. A little Stouter, perhaps,
but hardly noticeable.
81 weigh about l59 pounds"
Normie explained, mot much
different than when l played
before. OF course I trained down
some. Weighed l65 pounds when
i started working out a few
weeks ago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Buckeye CrippIes
Looking Better

COLUMBUS. O., Oct q 1NS)
Ohio States cripplcs looked
considerably better today as the
Buckeyes tapered of for their
first home Western Conference
battle with Northwestern to-
morrow. Matt Brown. suffering
from a leg injury, was back al
quarterback. Dean Sen SEN
baugher was hObbIng around with
more speed and Gordon Appleby
looked good AZ center despite his
bruised hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
DALEY PIVOT MAN

Michigan has built its attack
around Bill Daley for this game.
He has been successful against all
opposition this season. as he was
while at Minnesota for three
years.
Elroy IIirsch and Paul White
have been running well all week.
so the Michigan offense may get
rolling like il did in the early
games.
The Wolverines had a long de-
fensive drill yesterday against
Minnesota plays and they polished
up their own ball handling.
Crisler was particularly pleased
with the work of Bob Nuss-
banner and Wally Dryer, who
had been out for a couple OF
weeks with injuries.
Both are good passers and
would see considerable action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Greenwood Leads Him y

CHAMPAIGN. H., oct q
QNSJ-Don Greenwood, versatile
quarterback, was named today 10
lead Illinois against Notre Dame
at South Bend tomorrow. Green
wood viii replace Bill Krall, right
halfback and previously named
game captain who was ordered
10 report for naval training az
st, Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Adams Seeking
Manager and
More Players
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

Now in the midst of negotia-
tions TO sign the younger players
on his squad for the indianapolis
CapitolS, Manager Jack Adams
today will attempt to land a play
ing manager for the Detroit Red
Wings farm club.
Adams will do his dickering at
the American Hockey League
scheduled for the Detroit
Leland Hotel. If he doesn't hire
some one. he will either have to
direct both teams when the Wings
play the Capitols in the annual
Smokes Fund game at Olympia
Sunday night or hand the Caps
over to Scout Carson Cooper.
The Detroit manager has a
prospect in mind for the job
which Herbie Lewis resigned, but
has not yet revealed his name
because one of the minor league
clubs still has strings on him.
It's just guess work, but three
or four players have been men
toned, including Bob Oracle, old
time Toronto player, who has
spent five years in the minors and
finished last season with Wash
ington, now disbanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

horses on Crosse lie, where he
lives.
He owns two horses.
"Also played a lot OF table
tennis" Normie added THAT
kinda keeps you limbered up.
Really, l was surprised at my
self. IL didn't seem tough at all.
Oh, perhaps a little harder TO
move around. But I'll be all
right"
Normie is wearing the same
pads. gloves, etc, he wore when
he tended goal in the other
days.
Even the same underwear"
Normie made known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
WEILAND NO. 1

Johnny Sorrell. the former Red
Wing. who was with Hershey,
has also been mentioned, but the
No. l prospect, if Hershey does
not stay in the league this year,
will be Ralph (Cooney) Weiland,
Hershey manager and former
Boston and Detroit star.
Hershey has a small squad
practicing. but mas suffered
financially from I gas rationing.
Providence appears certain 10
drop out, so it's possible there
will be formed a compact league
OF four teams, Cleveland, Indian
apoliS, buffalo and Pittsburgh.
The CapstolS are Adams prob
lem this weekend. He got an
other line on his Wings team
when the National LeaguerS
skated over the Cleveland Barons
for their second exhibition game
victory. So, last night at Olym-
pia. They drew 1872 customers
-ILIS-HgW evident the.Wings
have a stalwart group of part
time players. Johnny Sherf, the
former u. of NJ. hockey captain,
Goalie Normie Smith, hero of the
Stanley Cup fights of '36 and 81
and Rudy Zunich, former M. o.
player, are among them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
PLAY SUNDAY

Adams will use all OF these
players against Indianapolis here
Sunday when the customers will
be asked 10 lay down package
Of cigaretS or two in addition 10
their admission, as a gift TO the
USO. The club will not be able
TO send them against the Barons
at Cleveland tomorrow night.
This game might be a little
softer touch for the Barons since
Detroit will also leave at home
the clubs high-scoring line. sgd
Howe, Carl Liscombe and Capt.
Mud Bruneteau.
This is not from a desire 10
give Cleveland the best OF IL.
Adams believes Liscombe rates
the day off because he is going
10 be married.
Howe is TO be best man and
Bruneteau long ago put in his re-
quest TO be among those present.
The Wings who have 10 go to
Cleveland say he is going to be
flovUar pirl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
No Wayne Cage
Team This Year

Wayne University. additionally
one of the nations top basket
ball teams, has cancelled its
varsity program for the coming
season because special army train
ing units at-the school are using
all available gymnasium facilities,
coach Newman IL. Ertell said
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Navy Leave Rule
Holds Up Wildcats

EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. p UNS)
A navy regulation limiting
leaves to as hours delayed until
tonight Northwestern'S departure
for Columbus TO meet Ohio State.
A squad OF 80 players will make
the trip. A tune-up practice was
scheduled for this afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Pair Of 6O4's Best
By Masonic Pinmen

r. Lowest scores of the season are
are on record in the Greater
Masonic League today. Joe Costa
and Frank Klanke tying for in
dividual honors on GOA. Parisclean.
with John CrimminS as anchor,
topped the teams on PISS. VOL
VERNE held first in taking three
points from Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Jack Mdtheson
To Be Starting
End for Lions
TINE DETROIT TIMES
By LEO MACDoNELL

Jack MatheSon will be at right
END. replacing Ben Hightpwer,
when the Lions take the gridiron
against the Green Bay Packers
this Sunday. the starting lineup,
announced today by Coach Gus
DoraiS. revealed.
Mathoson (no relation TO Riley
Matheson) is native Detroiter,
although he strayed from the city
limits long enough TO attend col
lcge at Western Michigan.
he played end for three years
and graduated in 1871. He did not
play last year as he was busy
learning 10 be a toolmaker. which
makes the g. foot = = inch, PIP
FOUNDER a mighty valuable man
in the war effort these days.
He combines football with work
in a defense plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Feared Dillon

While there were other sharp
shooters more famous than the
Toledo-born wingman, Normie
names Cecil Dillon the forward
he feared most.
"Dillon was always dangerous
for me-" Normie explained.
But in naming an all-star
team, Normie selected Harvey
Jackson as his left wing with
Hooley Smith on the right
flank Nels Stewart was the
Red Wing comeback's pick for
center ice, with Eddie Shore
and Dit Clapper on defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Fire at Fairmount

COLLINSVILLE, H., oct -
SUP)-A fire of unknown origin
destroyed - barns az the Fair
mount Jockey Club last night, de-
Stroying three race horses and
causing damage estimated at
$4,000.
Club officials said 30 horses
were rescued from the blaze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
5. Carolina 80, Clemson 8

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. % CUP)
The South Carolina Game
cocks. playing a limited football
schedule, claimed the state cham
pionShip today after their 80 to 6
victory over Clemson yesterday
IN their annual traditional game
at the state fairgrounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
STANDINGS

Barring any upSets leaders in
the Greater Detroit All-Star bowl
ing league will be favored to hold
their positions after tonight'S
matches at the Olympic Recrea-
ton. Charley Kotarski's Fife and
Pat Bradys Kraetke are the only
two first division clubs paired, the
rest meeting those of the second
bracket.
Riding on n three-game margin
George Bryants hardt &
Becker has George Lasher's Olym-
pic. Rec. marked down for a
sweep. Joe Norris Stroh and Joey
Paulus' Chene-Trombly Rec. hope
TO do the same thing TO Bob Coles
Jerry Mccarthy and Joe Adams
Palm Beach, The schedule:
stroh's VS. Jerry Mccarthy. alleys IL:
Murdoch VS. De Luxe W, "a. Kraetke vs.
Fife So Chene-Tromhly Recreation W..
Palm Beach Recreation. rs Mercurio Bros.
VS. f. Berger. $40; Parisclean VS..
Standard 11-l2, Pepsi.Coia VS. De Luxe
u 1914: olympic Recreation VS.. Ekhardt
s. Becker. 1916. Matches At s.A5 p. m.
HERE AND THERE - Earl
TredcSch. DSR schedule maker,
fired 289 in the Pillar Junior
House &c.. Opened with spare and
left spin in last frame Eve
lyn Findlay posted a new all-time
high for the SpringwellS Ladies
House and new city season high,
266 - =. Started with a spare and
closed with Seven-pin count d.
Mary Atkinson'S 259 was previous
high.
6S3 FOR SCHIEFSKY
Ed SchiefSky batted out 223-
243-217 for 6S3 in the Altoona
House as Loren Long Speared 255
and Joe Gurski 647 in the Altoona
Intermediate Tom Dorazio
hit 195-222-247 for 664 as Bosco
Five set new high three of 27l0
in the Loyal Wing Club Fred
LANG nailed 263 in the Motor
City at Fort-Boulevard.
Time Five. out of Imperial,
heads the Central Division of the
Travelling League with l. straight
victories Pillar Rec. tops the
Eastern with seven and one d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Columbia al Full
Strength for Penn

NEW YORK. Oct. % QNS)A
Despite examinations. Columbia's
football team was at almost full
strength today as the Lions eased
of on practice for tomorrow's
game with Penn. Yesterday, for
the first time this week, the fun
team was on the field for prac-
tice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Purdue Loses Two

LAFAYETTE. Ind, oct. p
tUP)-Two halfbacks Of Purdue's
undefeated and united football
team today were notified they
were among the navy VIZ train
eeS who Will be transferred
oct. 80.
The players who will leave are
Bill Stuart of Hammond. Ind,
and Ed CycenaS of Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

"NO, / don't
feel a bit
creaky," he
protested an
effort of the
writer's to be
facetiouS. "In
fact 1 feel
pretty good
generally"
He said he
kept in good
physical con-
dition riding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Michigan Hopes
For Dry Field

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 22-Coach
Crisler and his aides were scam
ming the skies for some indication
Of the weather for tomorrows
battle with Minnesota. The game,
starting al 2:30. will draw a crowd
in excess of 10000, according to
the advance sale.
Michigan hopes for a dry field.
The gridiron in the University OF
Michigan Stadium is covered and
will remain so until tomorr
morning. The rain that fell ~
terday won't hurt the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Fight Results

A. FAN River. Mass --Coley WEIGH. 1876.
Portland. Ne, decisloned Gus Alexander.
1875 Trenton. y J Oo). Ernie Davis.
i37. Trenton. defeated Johnny Luz, New
Bedford. Mass. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
DUE TOMORROW

The Wolverines will be out
weighed in both the line and back
field and wet field would be TO
the advantage of the visitors, who
are seeking their tenth victory in
a row over Michigan.
The Gophers were due in jack
son tonight. too late 10 workout
for the game. They had to leave
Minneapolis later than usual due
10 the navy ruling limiting trips
TO as hours. They'll depart i'm
mediately after the game. To help
them. the game was moved up a
half hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Still Chewin' Gum

Normie was chewing gum Just
as he did in the other days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
CLEVELAND
DETROIT

Detroit slternates Sheriff. Jackson,
Bennett, Brown. Carveth. Jennings. Bucko-
vich Ruelle, Zunich. Sherf Franks, Kane.
Cleveland alternates-Be ssone, sprout.
Cook 6. Gauthier. Trudell. Burlington.
ShAbaRa Ward. Prokop, Knipfel. Store.
Referee-Douglas Young. Linesman-
Stanley McCAbe and Orville Roulston.
FIRST PERIOD
cleveland: Sprout, 1900.
Penalty
SECOND PERIOD
2 -D.troit: Howe (QuackenbuSh1, II.
3-Detroit: Carveth (Brown), sos,
4-De'roit. sherf, s27.
no penalties.
THIRD PERIOD
detroit. Sherf. 1890
g-Cleveland. PrOkOp tshabaga). l2;Ol.
detroit: Quackenbush (JenningD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Hsirn AII-Sfar Leader
Unlikely 10 Change
BY HAROLD KAHL

Delray, Raynor and Park Five
are tied at 10 and two in the
Western Ken Buckshi COM
bined 226-224-216 for Soc as Joe"
Deis tipped 255 in the Fort-Blvd.
Mems House.
Mike Angelic is on the beam
again in the Centennial House
with 266 H.. Ray Krautheim's 254
in ga. Steve Bienkowski's CONVEX
sion of the $40, Charles Hess
1910 and Ralph Sullins' 254 fea-
tured in the Macomb All-Star
Bob Schontz made the 4-7-10 in
the Green oak at TerTy's /.
Joe" Wilbers 263 is a Conglo
high single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
NOT IMPOSSIBLE

OF course, from a Detroit stand
point, the grandeSt thing that
could happen would be for the
Lions 10 beat both the Packers
and the Bears, which is not inn
possible in these days. when up
sets are common in pass throwing
football.
Fred M a n lei, owner, ticket
seller, telephone operator and pub
hcity director. admits there is a
possibility Of a crowd of over 40
900, but hastens TO reassure pros
pective customers that there are
plenty of tickets left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
ANOTHER END

Roy Stuart, former Cleveland
player who has an honorable dis
charge from the navy, is another
end who is expected 10 see action
Sunday as will Bill Fisk, of course.
Stuart is expected 10 spell off
the veteran Fisk. Stuart came out
of Tulsa University.
While improved, Hightower, Suf-
fering from a recurrence OF ma
laria. will not be available for
another week or more, according
TO the doctors.
The loss of HightoweT. who en-
joys a high rating through the
league as a pass snatcher, is a
shock 20 the Lions, but DoralS
feels the inspired Detroit gridders
will play all the harder.
Aside from the absence OF High
tower, the Lions lineup will be
the same that started against the
Cardinals in Buffalo last Sunday.
KetZko and Kaporch will be at
the tackle positions, Riley Mathe-
son and Lilo the guards, and Wo-
jciechowiCZ az center.
The starting backficld will be
Callihan at quarter. Fenenbock
and Mathews at halfback and
HODD the fullback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
DORAIS. OPTIMISTIC

After a gruelling three hour
practice session yesterday, Dorais
declared that while his boys prob
ably would be the underdogs, he
felt they have an even chance TO
turn the tables on the Packers,
who beat them, 35 to Ia, in Green
Bay.
But there is every evidence the
Packers will be popped up. 1t
could mean a league championship
for Curly Lambeau's boys.
With one defeat and one tie, the
Packers cannot afford to lose an
other. The Bears boast three VIC
tories and a tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
THREE NEW RECORDS

Frank PerSyn's 26S, Joe Bude-
Sky's 633 and Gitre Five's 1046
are new records in the UAW-CIO
Local SOC Joe Stroud sur
priSed with 131-213-211 for 655
in the St. Gabriel's Holy Name
George Roth's 223-220 in GAL
was tops in the Gesu Blue Divi-
sion Bessie Kuhn shot 203 in
the Bowling Green Ladies.
Jack" Goldsmith fashioned 224-
220-216 for go and Don Kish
266 in the West Fort. Ted Shene
255 and Dick Krum GA in the
Graphic Arts. .Springwells estab-
hShed a new house mark, 2940,
with clarence" Fox and Harold"
johnson each showing 639 &.
Sonny Five'S 1920 and 1926 are
new Chene-T rombly $50 marks.
Peg Howe'S DID, Loretta Deni-
with'S 30, Lulu Kloenhamer's POP
in SEA and Gertrude" Browns
pol were Ramona league high
lig n IS. Mrs. Kloenhaper also
tumbled 212 and Jennie" Morton
POP in the Rainbow Ladies Major
...BesSie Groat. Betty" Pelton
and Lillian Meyers went for 1895
in the Fort Blvd. Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
BoMBERs HIT 1910

No. s Battalion'S 1928, Clarence
Wagner's 212 and Carl SaiggerS
COL arc all new standards in the
Fire Dept. No. / b o m b s
bombed 1910 for high single in the
Plymouth 81 Victory. Harry
Buffers 59i is a new First English
Lutheran high Square Deals
1855 is a GleneagleS $50 tops.
John MotSchall led his own
league with 225. Fred Turner
shot 244 in the Pillar Senior House
Edgar Keller 594 in the Ford
Aircraft. Bud Love 240 and 62l
in the Beach House. F + n k
Peuillo pa in the UAW-CIO 351
...Adam Dennis pa in the Wick
crS Early Birds. Bob Backoff
240 in the Willow Run. and Paul
Bigler 227 in Wayne Schools Bust
ness Men.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-09-18

Pvt. Bowen Payne of Camp But
ner, N. c., is home on furlough
visiting his wife, Mrs. Mary Payne,
1874 Leonard st. He was cordially
welcomed home by a host of friends.
On his arrival home he found Wis
iting his wife, Cpl. and Mrs. Ray
mond Gray. Mrs. Gray arrived in
Jackson Sunday morning, Sept. II,
by plane. Her home is in Detroit
and her husband is now stationed
at the Mississippi Ordnance Plant
at Flora. She was expecting a hap
Ply visit with her husband, but I'M
fortunately Cpl. Gray was called
to the bedside of his mother in At
lanta, Ca, who is seriously ILL., Cpl.
and Mrs Raymond Gray left here
at IL o'clock Monday night by
plane where they will remain I'M
til the recovery of his mother.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-09-18
GUNN-SHEKO MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of
this city announced this week the
marriage of their daughter, Alice
Louise to Tommy Leon Gum, the
ceremony taking place Wednesday,
September Is.
Mrs. Gum is a native of Jackson
and is a popular employee of the
Shepherds Kitchenette.
Mr.. Gum is native of Denver,
Colorado, and musician of note,
having played drums in several
named bands. At present he is
playing with COMFY Connell's Band,
which band recently completed a
long engagement in Hattiesburg,
Miss Mr. Gum left here Thurs
day morning for Buffalo where he
will jain the band. He will later
be joined by his wife.