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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
New Bowler
On Rainbow
BY HAROLD KAHL

With one exception Fred Miller S
Rainbow Rec. champion of the
Metropolitan All-Star Classic for
the past two years, will start de-
Tense of its honors with the same
lineup when the league opens its
fourth season with II teams again
al Ritter's tomorrow AT 9 p. m.
Joe Bahorski is the only new
member. replacing Leonard Ii
berda. who is in the army. Evert
Wenz. Tony Caruso, and Zeke
Today are all back in addition to
Miller
Six other clubs are back from
last season. Jack Gardeners kop-
pitt. pacemaker for 20 weeks the
last campaign. will rely on the
same lineup. Chene-Trombly Rec.
has an entirely new team under
Capt. Stan Kowalski. Capt. Art
WatSon's Palmer Park Rec. will
have Art Houtteman in place oil
Angelo Damico.
Ed Trosien'S FIVE. Progressive
last season. is still sponsorless, but
will be the same Phil Steinheiser $
/ WEIGH will have two new men. yet
10 be named. Whitley Blanchard
and Carl Carlson are new add
/ tons to Howard Vautherot'S Far
rls Bros.
Ellis Walker has added Roland
DeMontigny and Bill Schlicher "a
Ira Wilson. formerly Standard
Jack Murray's Aviation. formerly
Plymouth. will be the same, while
Jerry Zlbell'S Roberts. Bruce
/ RichmondS ArchWay Rec and Bob
/ Reads Nye. formerly Martin. are
new. Ed Hogan and Ford Moore
are with the latter
Officers of the league are Bob
Rich. president Howard Vauthe-
rot and Quentin Heika. vice presl-
dents. and Jack Gardner. secre-
tary-treaSurer. Team cups
follow:
Wenz Tony Csrgso Zeae Tody Joe BahorsN
AVIATION CORP Capt sJAck Murray, Df
mitchell KorDess Robert Lorey. Carl RAD
rom Charles Sedestfom. SiE-Capt kouerl
Read Quentin HeikA Paul Geml. ~ Hogan
Ford More -CHESETROMBLY REC Capt
2 --rrr- fuVH.VTf fuTU NtTmIIlQn, Mlfe Thomas
Roe AID Bruno Knneicyny. TROSIESS FlNE
Capt ~ Tfpsicn Pred Sisrs. Marvin
hsnnenherg Pee Puzzle Frsn nj. ks s.l..
man Elmer Drehsr. two members 70 ~
named
PALMER PARK PFC Capt Art watson
Ar H8utfsmsn Charles Peltisr BIZ Bunetth
Herman Jubenyiiie fAERIS BROS Capt
H6ssrd Nauthetot Whitley Blanchard Ca
Carlson Harry Tobisn. EESRs-RslAe
KOPPfTZ-Capt JACK Gardner Roland Ritter
Robert Rich Charles Wa gner. Clio CArdnel
ROBERT S--Cspt Jerry Zibel. JACK Roberts
JOE and Herman RuppFi vince Kelly ARCH
WAY RIG Capt Bruce RichmOnd Ton'
Kkspan I.nu Williams AT kline Hafry
Abrams IRA Wfi.SOS-Chpt Flns Wake
Roland Dem0ntriny Wilnsm Schncher George
Cingereils. Mike AaEsiln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Browns Recall
P. Dean, Others

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 6 CUP)
Seven farm players. six Of them
pitchers, have been recalled for
service with the Browns, II was
announced today by the Ameri-
can League Club.
Only one OF the players south
paw Weldon West of Oakland In
the Pacific Coast League, was
asked TO report this season.
The other Brownie farmhands
recalled were highlander Paul
Dean. brother OF DIZZY Dean,
former st. Louis Cardinals player
from Little Rock of the Southern
Association: southpaw Earl Jones
righthanderS al LamacChla and
John Miller. and Southpaw Bill
Seinboih and catcher Joe Schultz
all from Toledo
Deans record on Aug. 30 was
So. Jones o.. Lamacchia. lob
Miller Ga and Scinboth 15-1l. Nc
record was available on West
4 Catcher Schultz recent batting
averages show him hitting $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Navy Drops
3-Year Rule

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 6 CUP)
The L. 5. Naval Academy an
nounced today that for the cur
rent athletic year midShipmen will
be eligible for four, instead OF
three, years Of varsity competition
as undergraduates.
In the past If football player
competed on the varsity of a civil
ian college team for two wears
and then entered the academy
he would be eligible for only one
year OF play here total of three
years. Now, such a player WOULD
qualify for an extra year OF var,
slty competition with the Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Game
For MISC

EAST LANSING, Sept. 6 OUPl
Ralph II. Young. director Of
athletics at Michigan State Col
lege, today announced tentative
scheduling Of the University of
>Kentucky for football game
pOct. 7. replacing Carnegie Tech.
which was dropped from the
Spartan schedule yesterday after
the eastern school decided 10
abandon the game.
Young said the Kentucky game
is still tentative because he could
not contact officials at the instI-
tuition last night.
If the Kentucky date is defi-
nitely arranged, Young said the
1914 game will be played in Lex
ington and the Colonies will come
10 East Lansing for a reutrn
contest in l945.
In losing the Carnegie Tech
game, scheduled for East Lansing
Nov. Is, Michigan State may get
one less home contest than
planned, Young explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Toledo Mudhens
Down Columbus

A fte-run rally in the last hall
OF the ninth inning gave ST. Paul
an SO victory last night over
their sister city rivals, Mime
apoliS.
In other American Association
games. league leading Milwaukee
beat Kansas City 40, Toledo de-
feated Columbus Sd and Indian
apoliS whipped Louisville 4-3 in
their opener. The second game
between the Indians and the
Colonies was called at the end OF
the tenth inning. with the score
tied IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Fight Resu"s
By United Press

fus Anrses-Ceferino RoD.f'o. li4i5
Pasadena cam decisiOned j0rFe RotieS
IIA Mexico CITY MeX tlO| Kenny Wat
ktnE l64 Los Angeles decisioned ROY Miller
l64 Kansas City Mo. 10
newark J-Freddy Scno't 20T Pster-
son knocked out Danny Cox, l9l' Ne"
Hartford Conn --Izzy jsnazz0 iS7, Brook
lyn technically knocked our Larney Moore
ped, Doty. $50. Hartford, technically
knocked out Leroy Saunders, la, jersey
city "a: FRANKIE Daniels. las, VALLEY
Conn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
; Mack Park Games

Two Detroit Softball ASsocia-
ton playon games and a service
mems trophy contest are sched-
uled at Mack Park. tonight. The
DSA games are Freuhauf VS.. Po-
lice al Z o clock and Local z Wings
VS.. Hudson Motor at SIS. Al
$50 Johnson and Briggs Bomb
ers. unbeaten in the service series,
clash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-3-yes and un "A. mile
Islam king waters IL 40 $50 3 so
Sfatweista SNYDER 100 %
Waloon gator "a
Time ia Us ~ 295
Pcrsiis Tim-O-Shank Dedham. Ceniup,s
AkrOntoNn. Country style. MaNim0nt, Dars
Passion and Two OClock also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
'Anqott Bout Even

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 (UP)
Former lightweight champion
Sammy Angott of Washington,
Pa, and Ike Williams of Trenton,
". j., were even money in the
betting for their 10-round return
bout at Shibe Park tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

nj yupln orr NATIONAL AT GO. BIVtR
UlImrl1 nlI' fr,s Pshins TG 2.ssss
- Alleys op.s so-Iias DAILY. hsihnsils'.
PALACe-DIY '''' ,. .ss, ''r =. SO. .'''
opsa,ns for Several LEAGUE ssssrvsiion, SIN
Lett Is nod.fs Isas op.n An',' p. n. On.
PALACE REC. ss1' A, sss' ",A.., . ps.,,
op,a ss-Hrs TO-DAY Tfe@ 10 A. ~ TN
cio"os sinsrd' ss'isVfs"i cocsish tosnss-
PALACE SCHOEEHeRR 'T nolDl . !. ,is s.ss
re. isntuc,ISn, DAILY on IN. PAUL MoBLTy
ssIi-irstve'Or. Lss's to Bs-t CORRECTLY Mere.
PALM BEACH ..s' scis ss''SS IN S, I's,,s
OPJs BOWLING TODAY UhrII p ~
Fr.s ia'irueioni by Al osssss Wsstdsyi. 2.5Ps.
PALMER PARK .s s... sO 40 i s.'.', q
sg-nns OATH. Trss Psrsins cOestsh Lsvns.
'lhI uIVm 20 NV ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
pLpYLkn 'ss2o wts1 WARTS. s..'
HnhlNhU SoUrHTiElo CT. 322o
oPJs BOWLING oAILV! Me-. nes.'s Ansy,
FiH' coe'tsi toSr" 9TH t'e'''s't food.
pLpYSInr { wAsets al oicstssos
oB,s ALLEYS uSth p ~, Az Day Sat A sar.
sor s.sS'ifI ceesiM IoUne, Ia o.,rsHi
PILLAR REC. 'i ps,t'r ~ $50,
os.r Bo-tss oAIIY rem - sscn U-m
hion,shi sn' Beautiful Hodsrs Ail'y.
oi,upoW lo73s eRArior ava. at
nAlN0UN MARCUS w 1856
Open Bowling az All lines!
,n, arn tta7n FASr n,sIcroIs
Open Bowling al All Times!
prnrnpn pec z''so GRAND sIvts AVE.
op,o so-Hps at All HoVul Lsdi'' t-nins
I.ssu,, no~ FornirS. F'- n'n'' oV."i"us t-f'.
oIr1 ORR Isss4 WYOMING at FtsKEIL
MIL ntb' 10 ALLEYS UN S.ssis
oe.n Po~Iiua TODAY Unt p n. Az Day
SATURDAY sunday. coettsH Bar. tIe.IIsat FOOD
RIVIERA REC. s 80 Ga. ssAsO .,s s'.oo AYE E
cho,s. osyfim, Lsssu. op.olns' Ar. Available
saturday Afternoon s~sspuass, se~ fof~ins
HOLAwILe ,S s , egs,I'"' "'% .rr.;
Under New Management!
onyu 5000 mAslsrloUG. Mes. &. warren
hUIhl q Alleys NJ. S5T
comPIIrtlY sGsooILuo. NOW opts
FOR YOUR INSPECTIONS NoV.tL IKE "!
plvrpcInr 2l7S ItsI JEFFERSON, OF
nlTtnotuC neooU6ALL NE. See
opsninos for Mo'sins and Afternoon lsssuss
os,o so.lIns. 10 A. ". on in,irveticn, Daily.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 '''s W. : s IS.
~ sTwLY nootRsllto LANES OPEN
BOWLING DAILY, NOON UsTit MIDNIGHT.
SPRINGWELLS '' 70 s',.y. " s.,,a,
Open Bowling st All Times!
cY,1r tIIp 1880 WOODWARD TO s.Is42
MAZE TAIN A, state Fsn Grounds
sgowPlAcI or rEt woRLoi op.n so~iIns
Evsry tvnine From $50 until closina
TlANDA REC, A 100 VAN W. ~. 1000
op1s eowIIse SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
IRON " NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT
mo,onv 7,n i7rH. AT otLAwARE
WUIUhI Y ALLEYS Th 2.sso7
OPENING, for nornins. Aftsrnooo snd nidnloht
LEAGUES, Opsn Alleys Today TIN Pm. An'r 70,
y0Gut REC. c1 - t!s,s |" 'Vs y, ,i,c
Open Bowling al Az Times!
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 sc s'sS;; SsiI c.
pAV AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUE OPENINGS
GVGlIABLI OPEN UNTIL A. n. cH $3.50.
WAYNES SCHOOL s !: sI,.,. y e. ,. s;;,
CHOICE LEAGUE RESERVATIONS tRI
srILL AVAILABLE. LADIES iNNlTEoi
WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''0' q, S's ,s,s
op.n AH.u TO-DAY Until ciosins. Beautiful
Cocktail Louns. ORGAN .Utie. Excellent Food.
WEST CHICAGO ''. asy q sH'c NO. sl s'''
oPta eowtIse SATURDAYS AND SUN
DAYS. ~ A ~ UNTIL CLOSING. q AILtYs.
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Aoueduct Results

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-oldS 5i7 furionFs'
--,riur I1rif htrerraTTr 2o-7v 90 %
WhicF CUP tsniderl 267O J 3 90
Fire Eater tAtkinsOn 90
Time I 90 Of asa
Ezthrrirs Bfdems BUSY Edifh 4 AID
rush Army Cycle Karen q Hlgh Eo-
nance Vaetts Marporay star SONG and
Miss Browning also ran
Field.
SECOND RhCE-3-yeaf-oid = milo:
Lady Olga TheckerI 40 so 80
AIbuld0 tkuaroI 30 ~
Chsnsisn Pitare.n b.IV
Time ia 2-5 oH lSf.
Grand Toy Pilates MIS- Ficdlestick, BfSi
Award and Rear Guard also ran
THIRD PAcg-2-seaH-aids ard He about
H., miles cover hurdles
Similar Pcnroc 10 20 30
Greenwich Time Nsusffl 80 20
Hn.!dSg Split AG@fI4- = 8"
Time 20 or 80
kbidale ArtistScops and $avsrin also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
First Grid Injury:
FOR THURSDAY
FOR THURSDAY

Put quarterback Bill Drain Of
The Pubeblo Central High School
in the hospital with serious in
/ iurieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
Best Bets
United Press
AOUEDTCT

l-CABOCRG. PILOT Llgh' Ts'ro
2-FAMILY DOC. BnNinee- Flying Son.
3-LA JACONDF Lumiere Listing.
4-HEADOVERHEELS Oh GRAD. Dove
shoot
INVADER Greek Fisg Ahmits.
S-COLCHIS Brce1ug Home. Nap
SIR ALFRED, Recognize 81 War
s-HtJBBUB lambda Meneithcr
REST-HTrRBUE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07
NARRAGANSETT

I-GAYALIS, Csirngorm Ileietchii
2-PRIVATE LEON, Oaklinp, Vsloina
Irene
3-DRIvEN SNOW. Tyrone Try Fyins.
ARMY GLIDER. Y. Gun Lioyds.
5-SMOOTHY Patches. Macs Quest
s-CHALDON HEATH Ahiyne, Ts'u
T-FtfDDFD war Glenn. M M0uk
s-JAEFCRI Bus z Pomlya.
BEST-JANFGRI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

Altoona REC. ,, 40; sctt Ss'''''' - ~ ~
opIs BOWLING rooAH UsTtt
AND Area g. Al oAN SAT-. AND sun
ARGYLE REC. ss sG's, s sIsts NO So.
ossaias, ~ Lsdr, Tust wed AHs'noos l'ssuss
op.s Any, ss, All pS Sur. On
AMBASSADOR ,iIs' sGHA'' st ,. w..
os.s Bs-lins All psy SATURDAY.. Svees,s Tro"
90 ~ Tin cissias ~'ssdau Tih Ah'' %
BEACON REC. !, '5 .,,.s. " $780, {. ,s.o
oPtsisss IN sArURoAV bTTIRsoos
LEAGUE rs 70 as AVERAGE
cinuIlc ~ thsr coscRtss
bNUlklRU - ALLEYS Tabiss e. $50
oPts BOWLING AT At TihtS
V.- chai,, t,ssus p,ssrsi,o'' SIN Avsh's''
nIcIuo ?,s7 WOODWARD. IS aLtEYs
CtSlhU AiR cooILo q 1882
Choice League Openings Left!
CHENs. TROnBlY $3.50 i. 's s..s',.l t - az
aIs.cosoIrIosIu ros Sous cosfoEr.
oPEs BOWLING AT AT TisGs
CONNER REC. ~ sAsPss ~ sss'
opIs eowIIs6 pLllY. ~ UsTIl
CLOSING. ooosTAIL Gar Aoioisis6.
\ CREST LANES fT y t1rtSs " 60 20 e ,.s,
nost Of 1HI MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT our STA6t Baa. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
CENTENNIAL s..I ~ s,s, s'A'' Sa,..,r. ' soso
rr.s ea~urs TODAY Unih ~ After o.
Vnr Oar Beautiful cecs'sH Ls8uos - Lsnss
nrupy rsz, WHITTIER Al NttLY Rp
UCNOi " AlIEYs AZ sAn
~ p. ~ Non, o. m, Famous ssssst-e' chiessn
DETROIT RECREATION s tItiSs' 81 81. -
~ Alleys oPEs BOWLING AT AL TIMES
cos"al.ni 10 An Vrsr'porstion tire,
DEXTER REC. O.sT.s ~, ~ eosTS" BLVD
che,cs Issous Ros0s,ion, Are SIM Avsdahl,
opts Bowling tVtHr DAY AT At Ti.ts
f0RT.BlvD. REC. 60 GO s " Do7' |. at ., ~
CAN srltL AcconsooATE MORNING
AFTERNOON AND niosl6HT tA6uts
6leNEA6lES REC. s li'sH 5ls9''S sC ,:st
op.nine In Ladies Tues ara Thurs. Afternoon
l.eusa opsn tnss' Sat Sun. Al Day. psrs Free
6RAND CENTRAL . 49, ~! rs''' ~ FA .F,s,o
Pleasure To- Bowl a. ouisisr Alleys in Detroit
Good Transportation facilities. Bus. Street Ca
Grand RIVER-LIVeRN0IS '''' NO TO ss s5'''
opts BOWLING AZ At TINES NV
Rtcosoiriosto ALLEYS. VISIT QUA BAR
GRANDwAy REC. 1885 " sfA i.s,,c S''''
oPts BOWLING DAILY Beautiful Cocktail
GREAT LAKES w VI SII,'Ns "a si g
Door Bo~iips--so Alley, N Ro~-Ur,il . IN
ard After ~ p. ~ Cocktail Bar Adioin'ns
6ARDtN RtC, ctsTsGtty tocGrtp
op,n Bosiino TO-DAY irom y Moor r,Ii c'os'pu
Afternoon LEAGUE Rsssrvatioas stu Available
HARPER REC. ~. sst sAsgss AV y s ssa'
op.r Bo-iins All DAY Saturday. and sunday
20 Alleys Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Loora'
IMPERIAL REC. 'e essfSs, eS'o csATrO
~ MODEM ALLEYS
os~ livery oD Unth midnight, Ma sis'
], J. MILLEIJ'S "' T Ts s.sgs AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 20 :: s sHT5.sS i isstf:
complstsy mod,rnU,d Cocktail LOUNGE.
h 1925 East Isfisrson. at EssiIs~n. NJ s7i.
UCKY STRIKE 1 So, S s1SS s,y ~ 9.,s =,
~ sRUsswicK LANES GAR ADJOINING
MT. ELLIOTT REC. '"' ~ W. $3.50 ss''O''
npsn Alley, TO-DAY Until $50 p ~. After ~
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. " Beautiful Lanes
MOTOR CITY 20 1 s".sys 4" ~ KS,
hIR.cospIrosto FoR YOUR COMFORT.
stt our BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NEW fAlRVltW At s,ttGGR NJ. ssa
Open Bowling Today All Day!
NORTHWESTERN - SIS: s1,f ss."o ~ s'y sl:,,,
rhsies LEAGUE Rsssrvs,iors SIN Assnsbls oss
Bevlins SGT and Sun. weekday Titi 2 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

s.Mn CruGdv ana = cohen enfy
MO pounds allowance claimed
Horses listed lr order % post position
weather CLOUDY tfscs, fast
Pus' AS o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''0' ~ Sas ss,s
op.n AIl,y TO-DAY untiI cIo,lns Beautiful
Cocktail lounss ORGAN .u,ie. Excellent Food
WEST CHICAGO '. .sy = eH'c sS. ,1 81"
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUN
DAYS ~ A ~ UNTIL CLOSING. q AILtYs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

WAYNES SCHOOL s !: ALTER. C. ,. s";,
CHOICE LEAGUE RESERVATIONS ARE
sTtLL AVAILABLE. LADIES iNNlTtoi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-07

WASHINGTON BOWL 80 sc s'sS:; Sai, c.
pAV AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAIIABLE OPEN UNTIL A. n. CH $500.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
WINDSOR LOCKS

SUNDAY-February 20th 3:OO-4:00 pm. = SYMPHONIC HOUR.
 4:O0-11 :OO p.m.-OPEN HOUSE Soldiers and guests invited. NONDAY-February 21st 8:0O-11 100 p.m.-HOBBY SHOP. MOVIES-All Star Cast. TUESDAY-February 22nd 8:O0-11 :00 pm. - R E G U L A R DANCE-Bradley Field Orches- tra.
 WEDNESDAY-February 23rd S:O0-11:0O pm. - QUIZ CON- TEST-Cash Prizes. THURSDAY-February 24th 8:O0-11:0 pm. - INFORMAL DANCING. FRIDAY-February 18th 8:O0-11:00 pm. - RESERVED By special invitation for the Seth Aviation. Jr. Hostesses from Windsor Locks, Sufield and Hart ford. SATURDAY-February 26th 8:OO-11 100 p.m.-MOVIES-Lat- est showings.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19

on Spring Street
 500 P. M.-Square Dance, Olivet Community House, Oak Street. (Servicemen invited) SUNDAY
 1O:O0 11:00 A. M. - Sunday Morning Coffee Club, followed by Church Cavalcade { guide to the church of your choice) at USO Center
 1O:OO A. M. 200 P. M.-Brun- cheon Especial program, junior hostesses, free photographs, and luncheon served) at Jewish Con- munity Center, 13O Maple St. 7:30 P. M.-Chapel Service at Salvation Army, 12 Stearns Sq. 7:3O P. M.-Party Refreshments and entertainment) YWCA 26 Howard St.
 500 P M.-Music Night-Infor- nal Sing Refreshments served) at USO Center MONDAY
 7:30 P. M.-Dancing Class for beginners at USO Center 8:30 P. M.-Dance at N. c. c. s. K. of c. Hall, 121 Lyman St. TUESDAY
 All Day, Open House Swimming at LMCA
 8:15 P. M.-Open House, Enter tainment and dancing at N.C.C.S. A state St.
 8:3O P. M.-Washington's birth day dance (also "Is It True?" a quiz program) at YMCA WEDNESDAY,
 7:15 P. M.-Young Peoples Soc iety meeting at Salvation Army, 12 Stearns Sq. 500 P. M.-Dance for Colored Servicemen at Women's Club on Spring Street
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
JWB DANCE
 AT REC HALL MONDAY NIGHT

The JWB's regular Monday eve ming dance moved into the Rec Hall, IA February to give the men a. chance to enjoy the affair.
 The success of the dance, proven by the large number of G. 1.'s who attended, has resulted in an az nouncement by the Special Service Office that the affair will again be held next Monday night at the Rec Hall. During last Mondays dance sandwiches and punch, brought along by the JWB's committee were served. After exhibition danc- ing by MT. and Mrs: Kirkpatrick, of the Arthur Murray Studios, dance contests were held. Music for dancing was provided by Carson Woods Orchestra.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
WHAT BECAME OF:

WHAT bENAO1E UT: "Ikey" Schlichting since the tall handsome M/Sgt. departed without backward glance over shoulder? (Of all the words of tongue and
 pen
 The saddest are these: it might
 have been.)
 Franny Hopkins since the talent eed Tony Carucci sulks in his tent like an Arab? >=# SSgt. Harry Dodd, who played the guitar with such romantic fer vor? F. >:=. =.*.: ,
 =@ Snuffy Smiths shyness The boy really gets around now.
 That USO song Pfc. Erwin Koer- Der was gathing inspiration for? Gould it be that the lad was just kidding us?)
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
For Your Pleasure
 At the USO's

Informal Dancing-U.S.O. Club. -9:30-11 pm. 
 Get Together Party-U.S.O. Club -8-11 pm. --.. Square Dance-Y.W.C.A.-8:30- 11:45 pm.
 Dance-Soldiers' Recreation Gen. ter, Brown School. 18th Regimen tai Orchestra and Hostesses. 8:3O pm. WEDNESDAY, :.. Social Hour-U.S.O. Club-9:30- II pm.
 Swing Shift Dance-Y.M.C.A.- 1 am. (Thursday).
 Service Mems Party-Central Baptist Church. Hostesses and Refreshments. 8 pm. THURSDAY
 Sketching of Service Men and WACs-U.S.O. Club-7:30-9 pm. Ballroom Dancing Instruction U.S.O. Club-7: :30-8 80 pm. Military Dance-U.S.O. Club 8:30-11 pm.
 Dance-Y.M.C.A.-8-11 pm. FRIDAY
 Afternoon Tea-U.S.O. Club - 3:30-5:00 pm.
 "28" Night Club Frolic-U.S.O. Club-8-11 pm. SATURDAY.
 Game Night-U.S.O. Club-8-11 pm.
 observation-disclosures and Orchestra-8:30 :30-12:00 pm.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
GLAD TO SEE:


 Sgt. Woodward Smith, RAF Flying Instructor, who is visiting an aunt nearby. Asked what he thought of our junior hostesses, Woody re- pied, "A jolly bit of all right"
 Four new boys in the Band, S/Sgt. Eddy Borek, Sgt. Morty Stien, Cpl. Bobby DeMarco and Pfc. Vince Paulini. The latter wielded a mean clarinet last Tuesday night, and halls from Massachusetts North Shore. (Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn).
 SSgt. Hank Holzheimer, very light on a girls feet. Besides being one of the Luddy boys, Hankus Pankus casts sharp adjective.
 Cpl. Virginia Smith, leading lady of Battle of Bradley" So much talent and so modest!
 CpL Lenny (Sad Sack) Kahn. Off stage, Leonard is a real Quiz Kid.
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 Girls
(Windsor Locks USO)

Maurice Levine back with us again. Maury collaborated on the dialogue in "B of B."
 Frankly Melito, former ace trum- petist, exchanging condolences with an old buddy, meeting sudden like.
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500 P. M.-Open House, Enter tainment and dance at YWCA, 26 Howard St. 8:3O P. M.-Symphonic Hour and Finger painting, voice recording at USO Center THURSDAY
 500 P. M.-Open House, dancing entertainment at Jewish Con- munity Center, 13O Maple St. 500 P. M.-Photography Class at Jewish Community Center
 500 P. M.-Open House for Col
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ATTENTION GALS

(Advice from the lovelorn) Tuesday night at the US0 Indeed a festive event Where the girls always look just so And we're never sorry we went. But the girls just stand there and
 stand there Never moving a lash or hair For the boys being new are bash
 ful,
 And slow to approach the fair. So we sit and sit and wonder, Shouln't a girl be a hostess too? Then surely it is blunder To leave us alone so blue. can suggest solution, To make all so merry and gay Let the girls make this resolution Come close-and drive our blues
 away
 Cause we are away from our
 mummies, Brothers and sisters and dad, You shouldn't take us for dummies, If we seem a little bit sad. Talk pretty and pleasant and smil-
 ing
 And we will respond in kind, Your looks are fetching, beguiling, Help us leave our cares behind!
 The 18th in series of concerts by the Bradley Field Band is sched- uled for Sunday, 20 February. The program appears elsewhere on this page and consists of several "jump" arrangements of the classics. More G.I.s are invited to attend these band concerts.
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SPRINGFIELD

SATURDAY, 800 P. M.-Dance at USO Gen. ter
 500 P. M.-Professional Basket ball, Springfield Big Five. Gree tickets at USO Center for serv- icemen.) Game at Technical High
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HARTFORD

SUNDAY
 Coffee 9:30-11 :00 am. Open House-U.S.O. Club-3-1 pm.
 New Members Party - U.S.O, Oub.-7:3O-10:30 pm. Swimming -Y.M.C.A. - 3-8:S0 pm.
 Victory Party-Y.M.C.A. - 8-11 pm. MONDAY
 Community Singing at U.S.O Oub.-S-10 pm.
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 18th CONCERT BY BRADLEY FIELD BAND W/O Rene E. Pite, Lead@ TSet Frank R. Hall, Asst Leader 20 FEBRUARY, 1914 WINDSOR LOCKS UsO TIME: 2Oso Program l. AMERICAN RED CROSS March .PaneIa 2 SYMPHONY PATHETIOUE "Andante" }. THE BLUE DANUBE Waltz Straass 4. JEWELS OF THE MADONNA " otF@rai
 to Act III CLARINET QUARTET Bennett Sgt. Anthony Macopoto
 Alfred CaroselI
 Cpl Lewis Smith
 Pfc. Joseph Fleming
  SONG THE EAGLE March. Walace SCENES FROM THE SIERRAS Ben1en 9. VICTORY POLKA. Sty"e SONG INDIA....................R .RimskyKorsakoO
 THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
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ALL CALIFORNIANS
Planning a trip to California on your furlough? If you are leaving

on March first, call the USO in Springfield for all particulars. The phone numbers are 6-3613 or 3-0291. There is a ride waiting for someone going to California on that date.
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HARTFORD TRANSPORTATION

At 020O every morning, a two and one-half ton truck is available to transport personnel from Hart ford to the main gate. This truck leaves the railroad station prompt ly at the above hour and makes one stop at the Keney Tower.
 A 1905 daily, a bus to Hartford leaves from Windsor Locks.
 The Bradley Field bus leaves for Windsor Locks daily on the hour and on the half hour. By leaving at 1880 connections can be made in Windsor Locks with the 1905 bus for Hartford.
 At 2315 daily bus leaves the Hartford Railroad Station for Brad ley Field. Two buses are available if the situation warrants.
 These arrangements have been for the convenience of the men who are on pass or furlough, thereby eliminating the need of hitchhik-