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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Sixty Aquatic
Stars Get Set
Bv ROSEMARIE MULLANY

OAKLAND. Cal, April l3. CUP)
Nearly sixty of Americas top
feminine aquatic stars. representing
Il clubs throughout the country
get under way Friday in opening
connection of the three-day ma
tional AAU Women's swimming and
diving CHAMPIONSHIPS at the Athens
Athletic club.
First day events will include the
1OO-yard freestyle. one-meter spring.
board Giving and the 300-yard in
dividual medley. Twenty-four lass
les are entered in the l00-yard
freestyle race alone, necessitating
numerous trial heats before five
finalists emerge for evening COM
petition.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
M AR K S
POULTRY e. EGGS

POULTRY PRICES: (All points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u, 1913 }
First price-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler or
Retailer Second price = Delivered 10
wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch TO consumer:
2A to lbs, 29c; fryers 3-4 lbs. 2sc;
roasters, all weights, 2ec; fowl, Leghorn,
25hc; ducks, ali sizes 25c rabbits, under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
Los Angeles. April 13. tUP1 - Eggs:
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large
grade A 1896. grade 2S-9: medium
grade A 1872: small, grade a 24-25.
Retail prices TO consumer: Large, grade
AA 42-46: grade 37-41, grade 33-25,
medium, grade AA 37-Ss, grade -32-37
small. grade A 27-29.
Candled graded eggs 10 retailers;
Large. grade "A 1910 grade A 34-35,
grade 1884; medium, grade A 1890;
Butter unchanged at oPA ceilings.
Poultry unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Woman Sneezes
Constantly

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l3. tUP)
Physicians sought relief for Mrs
Albert Sanders, Jonesboro, Ark.
who has been sneezing on an aver
age of IS times a minute fer the
last five days.
Mrs. Sanders suffered a two-and-
a-half hour sneezing attack on
March 26. 1t was finally stopped
by oxygen treatments. However,
physicians have been unsuccessful
in their efforts to stop the pres
ent attack which started on April 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Adams Promoted

league record by toiling in 70 games
or practically every day in futile
one man crusade to save the Giants
from eighth place.
Along with a substantial raise in
salary which forestalled cracks that
he would have to be pitching for
peanuts instead of raising them
the Giants assured him that his
relief chores would be passed on
to some one else as soon as an eligi-
bic candidate could be found and
whenever he had proved he could
go the route and maintain his ef-
fectiveneSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
fight RESULTS

OAKLAND. Cal, April 13. UP)-
Paul Lewis. Oakland Negro middle
weight and younger brother of John
Henry Lewis, made it two in a row
over Kenny La Sale of Los An
geles by scoring a lop-sided ten
round decision at Oakland auditor
ium last night
other results: Charlie Cato, l59,
Oakland, drew with Leroy Wade,
100. San Francisco 80; Paul Re-
gueio. 1870. Oakland, deciSioned
Johnny Jurs, 1875, San Francisco
90: Gil Monca, l8O San Francisco,
kayo'd Leon Moore, 1872, San Fran
cisco ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Nv JOE JAMES CUSTER

NEW YORK, April 13. tUP)-
Busy Ace Adams, the WilloWy- wing
&c pitcher, who has spent most of
his three seasons with the New
York Giants "on relief was the
happieSt player on the team Thurs
day because he isn't going to be
the number one habitue of that
right field bull pen at the Polo
Grounds any more. He's going to be
Il starting pitcher.
The iron man from Iron City,
Pa, admittedly wasn't too happy
last season when he set a major
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
CARDS PERK UP

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 13. (UP)-
The St. Louis Cardinals with a Is
hit, 8 to 6 victory over the st.
Louis Browns appeared Thursday to
have regained the batting prowess
that gained them the National
league pennant, but Manager Billy
Southworth expressed concern over
mediocre pitching.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
SMOKING UNDER BAN

LOS ANGELES, April l3. CUP)-
Smoking in street cars and buses
became a misdemeanor for the
duration under an ordinance adoptr
ed by the city council. Motiol:s
to restrict smoking, gum-chewing
and the use of perfume in the
council chamber were defeated.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Coast Pro Grid
League Organized

los ANGELES, April l3. lUPJ-
Attorney Jerry Giesler Thursday
was president of the new American
Professional Football league.
Organizer w. L. big Bib Free
love. Los Angeles Mustangs owner
said the league. expected to rivaI
the National pro league will be
composed of teams from Seattle
Portland. San Francisco. Oakland
San Diego. Hollywood, and Los An
geleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
DIES UNDER TRAIN

WALNUT GROVE. Cal. April 13.
GUPD-The body of Il man found
Wednesday night beside tracks at
the Southern Pacific yards here
was identified today as that OF
Albert T. Vaughn, G3, Newman.
Cal. The coroner's office said
Vaughn had accidentally been run
over By q train.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Beavers Sc ore
Win for Second

Dean Marlow "a, Horzen 81,
Munoz 81 and Lorenz; DaSso and
Ballinger.
Seattle #==.-.... 200 240 0l0-9-l4-2
Hollywood ..#...- OO3 900 000-3- 8-3
Demoran and Sueme; MichaSek
R. smith g. Weldon 90 and Hill
Los Angeles at Sacramento, call
ed, wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

Los Angeles. April IL. - Grain lu-
lures turned slightly easier on the board
oI trade Wednesday.
Wheat finished the day unchanged To
10 Off A.: rye off !. TO =, and barley
Off J. 10 g.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
MORE COMFORT WEARING
FALSE teeth

Here is a Pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort, FASTEETH, an
improved powder, sprinkled on upper and
lower plates holds them frmer so that
they feel more comfortable No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or feeling It's ulkoline
mon acidD. Does not sour. Checks plate
odor'' Cdenture BREATH. Get FASTEETH
today at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
l.. A. hAy

Los Angeles. April 13. UP1-
l. S 10. / exlia leaiy A54 5O-36.5 81; U.
s. No. l s3l. .5O-33. so; L. s. Nc. S3l So
$3.50: L. s. No. lealy or No. green
$40 5o-32 50; L. s. No. 2 S29-31 per ton
M I barley hay S3O-31 No. l oat hay
S37-3s
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13

In adopting the glassinelined carton as Wartime
Package for Hills Bros. Coffee we are keeping our
promise to maintain our tradition of roasting and
packing the finest cofees obtainable" The coffee
packed in these Wartime Packages is the same
identical coffee goes into the glass jars Our reg
istered trade-marks-the familiar Arab and Red
Can Brand" appear on both the jar and package
as our guarantee of this.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
KEEPING OUR PRoMIsE...

The amount of glass obtainable for vacuum pack
ing coffee is limited, but these Wartime Packages
in addition to the vacuum packed glass jars that
are available, are making it possible to buy Hills
Bros. Coffee whenever you want it.
The Wartime Package is not vacuum packed. So
for greatest enjoyment buy it often as you need
it but for freshness sake, buy only one package
at time.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
BY UNITED PRESS

The Portland Beavers moved into
second place behind the still-idle
Los Angeles Angels in Pacific coast
league standings today by scoring
their third straight win over the
San Francisco Seals, IS, Tuesday
night
Seattle defeated Hollywood, 9-3.
and San Diego white-Washed Oak
land, 1870, in other games under
the lights The Angels game at
Sacramento was called. due to wet
grounds.
Taking full advantage of six San
Francisco errors, the Beavers piled
up seven tallies on one earned run
issued by rookie Southpaw Bill
Werle. Three Seal errors in the first
got the PortlanderS off to a four
run lead, which southpaW Joe Sui
livan protected with three-hit
performance for eight innings. Man
ager Mary owen OF Portland drove
in three runs, as his team took a
81 series lead.
The Hollywood Stars dropped into
a thirG place tie with San Diego,
losing their second straight game
TO Seattle after taking three wins
over the weekend. The Rainiers
pounded three Hollywood pitchers
for "A hits, while Joe Demoran was
turning in an eight-hit perform
ance. Rainier Third Sacker Dick
Gyselman led the parade with four
hits in five trips to the plate.
Four members of the weak Oak
land Acorn mound staff were blast
ed for Is hits as the San Diego
Padres took a 80 series edge in
1870 walkaway. frankie DassO, Pa
Dire fireballer.. held the Acorns TO
five hits.
iOacpOrac
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Markets at a
Glance
nv limited PRESS

Stocks lower in quiet trading.
Bonds irregular, l. 5. governments
steady.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Cotton off as much as IS cents bale.
Wheat unchanged TO off two cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Wanted:
A man to do vita!
mechanical work

If you've ever tinkered around with
autos, fixed a bathroom faucet. done
minor mechanical jobs, and like TO
use your head and your hands,
Southern Pacific has a good JOB for
you. S.P will start you as a Helper
in the SIP. shops . or out on the
line, if you prefer . working with
skilled craftsmen. This is a vital
mechanical work on vital railroad
equipment g. sound job with
permanent company. Exciting, too,
because you see the Inside" o. rail-
roading -. help make the railroad
run. Regular railroad pay. Railroad
pass courtesies. A fine pension plan.
Medical services. Many other ad-
vantages. A real start on a real
job Liberal age limits.
Helpers Needed
in All Crafts
Apply TO local S.P. Agent, or S.P.
Employment Office. Room SIS,
Pacific Electric Building
Sixth and Main Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
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YOUR SURPRISES OF FRESH FOODS SHOULD NOT Be WASTED

Here's how you can use Hills Bros. Coffee jars
for home canning. Save empty coffee jars and
metal caps. Then ask your grocer for No. 63
Thrift -TLids-a one-piece sealing lid wbieb
gipes ainigbt protection for all methods Of
canning. 100 for packet of II. Simple direc-
tions with each packet. If your grocer does not
have Thrif-T-Lids, send 100 (coin, please
no stamps) for each packet OF 2 that you de-
sire 10 Hills Bros Coffee, Inc, 2 Harrison ST.,
San Francisco l9. Lids will be mailed prepaid.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13

LlneScOreS.
Portland .....-.. iOl 900 lOl-7-l2-2
San Francisco 0l0 600 002-3- SO
Sullivan and Campbell, Werle
and Sprinz.
Oakland ..-..... 600 900 0OO- o. 81
San Diego 1890. 12O l02 07X-l3-l5-l l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
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quantity and nuuitive value, the food
provided for civilian consumers in the
United States in 1914 will not be unlike
what was available in 1913. This means
that people will do well TO start planning
their Victory Gardens now, and be ready
10 take advantage Of opportunities to can
fruits and vegetables for home use."
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A PARTY wants all kinds
of furniture Highest cash

A PARTY wants all kinds
of furniture Highest cash
price Farris. Temple 2-5273.
A PAkTY Warts household furniture
ans furnishings Also pianos ana
trigidalres Highest cash prices paid
Cal any time Cherry 1894
A PROMISE 10 pay more Tor cloth-
ms trunks. radios ana electric
irons Cadillac 1903 Call Us hrst'
ALL CASH Electrit rpasters. wash.
INK machines radios any electric
appliance. eau any lime. RAud0ph
1871.
ALWAYS CALI FLYER si02
We pay more for ustd furniture
ELECTRIC or gas range also ironer.
Will pay spot cash Vermont 6-2iiO
FURNITURE wanted viii pay best
prices Yockey BROS Temple 2.s537.
SEE SAM for "1"r old clothes best
prices paid for shoes. furs etC TO
oa75 Iennysnn coz Woodward
TRUNKS WANTED
Radios clothing typewrners. furs
Watches Premium prices psid Phone
us before YOU sell Cadillac ass
WANTED FURNITURE. HUGS.
STOVES RADIOS. ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES. FOR CASH TYLER
f-0920
WE Buy used trunks. radios cloth
INK cloCks mons Ne pay s. I'd
20 x.Ug can fH-NHHar aarl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

~ !. ~ uttdFefN~6
oo1nto~n ?enoaScni Bids Nh Ficor
Cor For and Gtlsvold Cherry $40
Majestic lids, 9TH b.. cor. Woodward
and Michigan Cadillac 0sqs
Lafayette Bids. srd n. 40 MichI..D
Corner Shelby -Adill.c ggs9
Grand Rver-j0S0 Joy Road az GfanI
River 2nd Floor Tyler -.yIlo
o56s Grand River. Corner IIgerns,s
,,., i0gatfh $50
iilli Greenfield, ., Grsnd River opp,
Wards ,sE,o,,,.. a -.
highiand Psrs-liiu Woodward and
Terminal Arcade TOSnsend S.9.ef
ferndaIs -z2750 Woodward We md N
cor Mile a WOO ward i.'ncoln e.etl6
East llil6 Gratiei Ave sho-s MA
TOAD hoaa' opp. wards -RlinGon NO
lsm3 hast Isfs-.on stenue. cot,er
Dirkefs7n TEnox ntt.
ss.2 Gratiot Abosa Harper PLAN M
west 1907 i,eHTan venue corner
Central Vfneuood g.stra
Dearborn lsTns2 Mlct isan. enc aia-.s-
-l A.Ai a. - ''arfef 'itsz0H 90
ACME LoAN -RA. 335T
lou DANTD -STOTT BILL
LOANS $500 DOWN TO sos
COMMONWEALTH LOAN Co
10 CONVENIENT OFFICES 10
MONEY for emergencies. QUICKLY.
-ti2if Gratini AZ smile
PPovinENT loan q savings soc,efy-
'i2is GRlsWOLD. FARWELL BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Furniture. Heusehold Goods

ALL. BrYFRs take notice See over
$50 new 2-pc living room suites
all spring construction, AT preWar
yuatftr mt prrwar PRICES Ns IJN rs
$40. Open Y TO q Sptz 1855
Gratiot at Baldwin
ALL-WooL RUG. gxlg. s2e
with rug pad
EAiMl BROS
1905 Grand River. near Fourteenth
Open Thurs. Fri Sat Ewes
AN seliipE rooms Of new furniture
Including used electric refrigerator
for party 1rafisd save Open y 10
. sptk. 1865 Craiiot al Baldwin.
BEDROOM special 2-pe. 3-pc. ape.
si2 up Central stores. 3035 Fenkell
BUFFET $3.50. combination coal
gas stove SIS HOOK 1888 Mack.
BUGGlEs-All steel wheels. rubber
tires Padded and waterproof Col-
lapsible s9S5 up. Open . TO ..
spitz, 1858 Gratiot, al Baldwin.
CASH AND CARRY FURNITURE,
Factory samples at Wholesale
prices. Buy direct from the whole
anteed. 1858 Graiiot, al Baldwin
DINING roam suit. beautiful
pieces. bunet, china cabinet. table.
''nH7r a'ifoi's '''A' F'lh tNNs
FULL coil innersprng mattress,
$3.50 Cook Eurn 200 0ratiot
INNERsPRING MATTRESSES, box
springs Written guarantee SIX col
oTs. No other purchase necessary.
open ewes. CARS. 1857 Liyernois
iNNERsPRING mattresses. any size.
samp. 81 Mitchel's 5000 Gratiot.
lNNERsPRlNG Mattress; prewaf tox
Sprfngs' rnatrt' - 10 si2b eitstt.,i
NEW innerspring mattresses T.. S.
BEDDING Co. i5f0 Maybury Grand.
NEW furniture trade your plano.
CITY Music, ZAP Mack Open ewes
ROLLAWAY beds All steel conafuc.
ton with mattresses Only affcw
let, Don delay Buy today Open q
TO y. spl's, 1886 Gratiot. al Baldwin
RUGS, 800 cleaned: used sxi2. sxiO.
So 80 up i2Nl5. l2Nls gx40, i2x
~ Runners Doc yd up CENTER
CARPET GIG 1897 Woodward.
TO. b-s4is Tues Thurs. sat tn 3
RUGS used cleaned gxI2 sxio.
dNs 81 81 % Runners throws. 7ic
I'd 40 American Carpet Crs., 1898
Oakland MA 1873
STUDIO oOuches with springs Lin
TIED supply. other oouches, $685.
SO Hurry open 10 g. spitE.
1885 GfaiIot AZ BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
UPHosrERING

Quality aphoistenng low prices TW
limo. 2s35 T. Dawson.
REsIyLING, REuPnoLsTERiNG
MA. 1872 ARTCRAFT TO. T-5330
THE FINEST IN UPHOLsTERING
VIZ 7-o0i0 it9is GRAND RIVER
REBUlLD, restyle, recover: 2-piece
suite. $40 20 Craft. TY. 7-i530.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
GOLD. JEwELRY WANTED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HIGHEST PRICES diamonds. Jew.
old gpln-QHg- QeIE- Gold Re
finers Sidney Krandai 1850 Br way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

A GOOD car wanted vu pay cash
no dealers. oregon ab33
AN NOT eligible for new car wan
pay nigh price Tor excellent used
one from proud owner No dealer
ManLaln allL eNna IY T-AIRl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Furniture. Heu..held Good.
RUGS. s2is. pxi3s, i2xis. II 3xi2.
others TO-DAY 2q49 IWelfth 81

RUGS. exis. pxi3s, i2xi5, II hi2.
others TO-DAY 2e4e Twelfth ~
STt;Die--oarii. floor Sample. at
spring construction. few left at
S2s 30. Open ewes Kent Furniture.
i3ifl ,Llvernois Crown Furniture
$500 GratiOt. Crown Furniture, t737
Michigan
STUDIO couch like new used only
as office furniture. Price S25
22iS Eaton Tower
TRADE your old victrola, radio or
piano tregardiess ~ cOndftioni on
new furniture. Liberal allowance.
Bay Furn., 1923 Van Dyke
tNEXr TO VAN DYKE THEATER)
TRADE Jewelry or Old furniture Oh
new furniture az stoves >
MARS, 2i6f5 Grand RIVER Rtdford
1870 Harper s05i West Jefferson
TRADE your piano and furniture on
ne& furniture. Ward Furniture Co.,
1884 Harper MI stevens. pL. 1860
tNoi connected with any other store4
WANTED! Reliable party 80 take
over balance due on beautiful
rooms OF furniture, one month old.
save equity 81 sos Open . 10 O.
spt,z. 1855 Gratint. an BaldWin
Z Complete Rooms, S129
All new living room. bedroom.
kitchen, furniture including rugs.
tables. lamps. dishes Terms
Kay FuIn., 1920 Michigan
4 ROOMS OF furniture pre~ar
Washer ana dishes for sale Call
between and p, m 2346 Common,
upstairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
NeWStip
About Fire
Wins SD

An alert reader, who saw I'm.
mediately the news value OF the
fire in which two small children
burned 10 death in their home AT
IS Charlotte. today was selected
as winner Of the SOS award for the
weeks best newstip turned In 70
The Detroit Times
His call was prompt and re-
suited In a complete story.
Second award Of $40 went 10 a
housewife who dialed Cherry $500
and told the newStip editor OF the
shooting by police Of a 16-year-
old youth in an allegedly stolen
car.
Winner OF the third award OF s.
was Nj. Clemens man who
tipped the Times promptly on the
crash OF a Selfridge Field plane
on a Harrison Township farm.
In addition. 10 other tipste
were awarded 81 each in wa'
stamps for other stories Of lesser
Importance ~
The Times pays $50 weekly FOR
tips on good stories and pictures.
Just dial Cherry $500 and ask
for tho ncWStip editor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Web of Death
Drama on Air

Hear how a spiders web shared
a cunning murderer who sought
10 enmeSh another for the death
Of his pretty young wife
Listen 10 The Web Of Death,
FRONT PAGE DRAMA 10 be
heard over Station WJLB az
1915 p m tomorrow. FRONT
PAGE DRAMA is broadcast each
Saturday by WJLB. This popular
program is based material
from the files OF The American
Weekly magazine which comes
regularly with The Detroit Sun
day Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Unidentified Victim
Killed by Crack Train

Efforts 10 identify the body OF
a man about so who was killed
by the south-bound Mercury last
night when. the crew members
said, he Jumped in the trains
path near Dearborn crossing.
We're being made by police To-day.
lie weighed about 200 pounds.
carried no Identification, and had
only 65 cents in his pockets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Zoo Short on Snakes

CHICAGO. March "a up -
The snake house az the Lincoln
Park loo is only half filled be-
cause Of the war The ZOOS di-
rector. Floyd S Young, said he
formerly received snakes from
South American Indians, but these
Indians have turned 10 higher
payL,g Jobs In war industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Accused Detectives
Face New CHARGES

Two victorian police officers
charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretcnscs today were ac-
cu7od Of q second similar oflense.
Henry WciSzGerbcr. g. of 523l
Second told the prnScculnr,S office
DeteC.EC Sgt Louis GroSSman
and Detective Fred Corell already
charged with mulctinG the en-
ployers of a man they had arr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Z Win Raises
In Army Rank

WASHINGTON. March "a "a f tip
The war department today an.
nounced the temporary promo
tons of y Michigan officers. They
are;
Captain to Mojor
James By~steFs,- on, Lansing. -----
Harold Glsssen. Cd. Lansing
Edwin Goodendow. Cd. Battle Creek.
LIST Lieutenant To Captain
Robert Aeiteh NC, Battle Creek
'fiftertas- Chisholm, H. ~ Delaware,
Detroit.
Charles G Gershenson. -AC. i73os Mum.
land. Detroit
Walter Goff &C, Niles
Thomas serson. CT. $50 wsitesiey. ROYAL
OAK
I'd Lieutenant to LIST Lieutenant
Forres, Beck Jr., sig. c. 1912 Atkinson.
.Dhirnit---
VITO Psralno Jr.. cE, $3.50 Esstlavn,
Detroit
leonard shaw, &C, 1o0 Essusvn. De.
charles snyder Jr.. &C. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Cow Has TripIets

SAUk RAPIDS. March "a up
Tho beef supply increased here
recently when a COW belonging 70
julius MendCl gave birth 10 trip
let's. Tho War-ConSCiouS HoiStcin
and her calves. one bull and two
heifers. weighing So 80 and 30
pounds each, are al doing nicely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

rested OF SO had obtained his
release for total of S32 obtained
from himself and his landlord.
Acis2gerbor said the two bad
arrested him for breaking a street
car acknowledgements hy-C ereIr
he said he paid him S13. later pay
inE GrOSSman $40. He was then
released WcTSzgerber said.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

rifles, with room for thirty men to fire at once. They had also con- structed a pistol range with ten targets and have set up a skeet range for pilot and combat crew members on the Base and a Thompson sub-machine gun range at Newgate.
 Since the thousand-inch range was completed, thousands of G.I.s have fired and qualified beneath it's waving red flag and many an ex- pectant sharpshooter has started to litter as Sgt. Schumacher shouted his ready on the left. ready on the right. routine. Nowadays the boys on the range greet the unit ready to fire with a period of in struction on the weapon with which they hope to qualify. Following in structions, the men are coached by the range detail and, following the qualification run, are taught how to clean their weapons properly.
 The present range detail is head ed by It. R. H. Roberts, Range Of ficer, with S/Sgt. Schumacher as in structor and Sgt. William Platt, Pfc. Needham, and Pvts. Sequino, Joseph Skypinsky and George Ad- ans making up the rest of the de- tail. The boys are justifiably proud of their record while working at the range, since a good percentage of the men they coach qualify, and no accident has ever occurred since the opening of the range. The de- tail has been out during eight be- low zero weather and also during rain and snow. Under the gaze of Sgt. Schumacher, who holds the National Record in small bore fir ing, the elements make little diff ference when the job is to keep the men firing for record plugging -bulls-eyes. According to the boys, their job is pretty important, for someday when a soldier is facing the enemy his ability to shoot and shoot straight may mean more than a medal. It can very easily mean whether or not he lives.