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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

CrCSCenQO OF enemy lire that forces
marines around him to give ground
even Gunny
so long. Lucky" Is 'he last
thing Gunny says 10 him pal
ting him on the back IN be
seeing YOU, kid"
And then Lucky is alone with
his agony and the brassy smell OF
his own blood mixed sicken,ng.y
with the stencil of Japs
He doesn't know now long he
lies there The watch ON his Wy.,f
is ruStlng tight at ll.l0 when te
went IN the water He tries not g.
cry out with his pam like JAP.
JapS scream and abher and md
rlneS hate them for H. A marns
only means a little Lucky tries 10
hold back his means which IS
pretty tough for a kid of well
younger than he wants 10 think
and only Is months out of school
in spite Of his size
Maybe It's the sound Of his own
voice or else of another wounded
man calling "CorpSman from "a
few feet away that brings the
strong arms that lift Lucky some
two hours later out Of his hole
and drag him forward 10 A better
shelter where a CorpSman gives
him morphine and a bandage for
his face The drug cases his body
but doesn't kill the pains in his
had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

attack Not that Lucky could fall
asleep L be- tried 20.
AZ daylight the fighting re-
sumcs and Lucky finds himself a
rifle which he manages 70 fire
without too much jar 90 his
broken jaw by hrac,ng the butt
IN the sand He wonders why the
other guys WON'T look at him
straight
why don't YOU 20 back to
the ship" they keep urging
him turning their eye, from
the yollon, mis>hapon blob that
was his face
Bur There are still TOO many
iiHe Jap> around 10 satisfy The
blood .usf Of Anthony Crupi Of
the Bronx. though weakness and
loss Of blood makes him pass out
now and then during the heat Of
the day
His chance comes about 2 H.
The afternoon lie sees a deserted
machine gun up ahead The ma
rineS who manned ~ have all been
killed Lucky IS MOI only "A ma
chine gunner Boy training but be
remembers The orders drunmcd
into every marine ~ so for an
automatic Vpqp0v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Surrounded by Dead

Gunny is gone now and its get
ting dark and all about are only
dead Marines and the sinking
bodies Of dead JapS What a mess.
What a he'll of a mess, And IL
was going to be so easy
Everybody seemed 10 think so
when they were getting into the
lighters - even the guys who'd
been on Guadalcanal, Xix e
"Corky.'
Don't forget 10 Iig when they
expect YOU To gag" Corky had
yelled across, climbing down
nets this morning
And then Corky was the first
man in their boat TO get il.
Lucky saw il happen Crouchcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Three Share Carbine

There are now three Of them in
one foXhole with a single carbine
among them which they take
turns holding and all night some
one keeps crawling up 10 order
them 10 stay awake for "A counter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Fires on Trapped Jsps

Lucky circles the gun and
CIaWl> toward b. from the front
For IS glorious minutes he emp
ties The belt IN short SpurtS at
Japs running before flawe-throw-
ers from mg pillboX and then
satisfied at last a> well as out of
ammunuuon he crawiS back
Painting several times he goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
He Remembers Nurse

lie remembers next day the
touch OF q girls hand an Amerl-
man gIrl nurse on the cleaning
hospital ship and though he can't
answer her smile and cheering
word the touch Of her hand Is
enough 20 make him think Of
Gloria back n The Bronx and
drive away for the moment -
dream that stl comes 10 hi
every night since the landing On
TarsWa 'ast November The dream
that be Is once more back there
on bloody Bcr0 surrounded ny
marines he knows and they are
SAVING
Too bad about so-snd 80 and
so-and-so--that they had 10 pass
on o.,
For The part about the dream
that puzzles and terrifies him IL
that the men they are talking
ABOUT are ALIVE, and the ma
rncS fighting beside hum in the
dream are DEAD, He doesn't
attempt 10 explain the dream. He
Just wishes u would 60 away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Water REEVES Pain

He believes he is dying until
Gunny forces a canteen into his
mouth and the watcr\ reviveS him
10 the waves Of pain and the rising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
No Stopping Him

He is in a blind rage now <+4ipk-
ING Of Corky and Joe and(all lhe
others and there's no Stopping
him even after they Se~over the
seawall Engaging and drop
ing every 20 feet they get within
30 yards OF The front
They are m among the blasted
palm trees al last where burning
oil drums are all that separate
them from Jap sniperS not more
than 30 feet away and it is one
of these that gets Anthony Crupi.
lie has Just leaped into a half
dug foNhole and taken two SHOW
elfulS of dirt with the shovel still
lying there when his body moves
slightly forward with the effort
and has head lifts or the bullet
would have found his brain instead
of his .aW and then his feet fly up
and his head hits the ground very
hard though he doesn't lose CON
seriousness perhaps because of the
instant pain that WhifiS through
The nerves of his face and head
and ne can't breathe because OF
the blood choking In his throat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

5Ging holes for has elbows and one
nth blood 80
his blood from his chin overflow
S where stomach-flat he hugs the
d against the pinwheel of pain in
below the gunwales Of the Lei as
il swung IN towards the end Of
The long pier, Corky is 20 feet
away as the ramp goes down over
open water and Lucky behind him
sees a spot Of crimson splash on
Corky'S face and surprised look
and then Corky is in the wafer
turning 1t red in spurtS like an
oil pump whore another bullet
struck near his heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Wet and WeaponIess

Wet and weaponlesS. the cluster
Of bedraggled survivors moves
ShOrcward because even without
sgunS they are still marines with
one fixed purpose IN life-to XIII
JapS There Is little 10 be seen Of
the first wave except motionleSS
bodies under the Seawall or float
ing face-down in the surf. and
wrecked barges and tankettes.
Now Lucky and Gunny and Joe
are together ducking from log 10
log and from one side Of the pier
10 the other-StIll 500 yards from
Shore-aS a croSS-fire Of Jap ma
chine guns coaSelessly rakes the
makeShift shelter.
Lucky doesn't even have a hcl.
met but he borrowS two hand
grcnadcS and a bayonet from A
wounded comrade and works his
way down the right side Of the
pier II takes Gunny and him
three hours 10 reach shore. Nor
tar fire pins them down for min
utes al a time and after a while
Joe isn't with them any more.
Behind the wreck of a Jan
barge, the big boy from the Bronx
picks up a rifle from a dead ma
rine as soon as his big feet touch
solid sand and he races for the
Seawall Gunny behind him.
Take il easy, you dope"
Gunny keeps protesting. edo you
want to get yourself killed ."
But Gunny follows close though
he has no rifle
You got a better chance Of
finding gun closer to the
Japs" Lucky yells over his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

Ills hands clutch the ground, d
IL for his chm that rapidly fiji
He sees tiny red rivers of
beyond the close range Of his ey,
bottom of shallow. foxhole rig
his head that has never stopped
since the Jap bullet pierced his
Jaw on the right side 10 splinter
its way ont through the tip of his
chin on the left
lis all over now Everything is
all ever There's netting left for
Pfc Anthony Lucky Crupi of
The Bronx hut the quick plunge Of
a Jap bayonet in his back and the
sucking kiss Of us withdrawal
Just the way he and "Gunny
were sticking laps coming up the
beach a few minutes ago-or may
be il was hours &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

on until he reaches the beach. Be-
cause OF A shortage Of plasma.
Lucky refuses tho TRANSMISSION.
There are worse wounded lying
around, men with arms gone and
legs $50.
A rubber raft loaded with
wounded carries HIM 20 the end OF
the pier. where Sniper bHiiets-stifi
drop an occasional man. then A
lighter takes pm 10 the trans
port and stre~herS hoist them
aboard and things become pretty
hay 20 Lucky Crupi from here on
out.
Evening star., 1944-04-06

Fenty OF time to outfit
patterns at
break
"take ita won't limit their play
Evening star., 1944-04-06
RUGBY
SUITS
For T. Boys
s1O.95

Well tailored coat and
matching shorts. Col
orful checks and her
ri n bones In tans.
browns and blue-greys.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

of the county organizing Prayer
Bands with little children, she has
visited 66 homes and organized as
many bands, representing the 66
books Of the Bible.
On the 7th day of May the 1st
Sunday in May, she had prayer
and assembly at Turner's Chapel
A. M e. church. Promptly at 2
p. m. four big trucks loaded with
children met to render a Prayer
Band Program.
Mrs. Mary wilson had spared no
pains to have Crystal Springs Band
ready to receive their guests. rs
children rendered a program to an
appreciative audience. Little Miss
Eglonteen Carter presided at the
piano. Rev T. H Brown from Ray
mond gave a brief lecture after
the program. His subject was
Christian Helpers" After the close
everyone present was served cake
and ice cream. Madam Adams has
taught these children to give to
the sick and where they have an
assembly leave a donation to that
church We say to Madam Adams
ii among the older people you
may not be able to teach feed my
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27
Crystal Springs
News
H. ]. Wolfe, Reporter

Mrs. Katie B. Price and son,
Louis Paul Price were the welcom-
ed guests of Mrs. Prices daughter,
Doris I Price, 500 West Pascagoula
Street in Jackson, recently She
also visited a sister and niece, Mrs.
Lena Calhoun. She reports an en-
joyable trip.
The Glory Bound spiritual quar-
tet win sing at Warm Spring
Church tne first Sunday night in
June Everybody is cordially invit-
ed to her them.
Pfc Emmett H. Bailey and wife
are home visiting their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lackey, as well as other
friends.
A special benevolence and pas
tors annual rally was conducted
Sunday, May q in the home of
Rev. E. M. Porter of Good Hope
Baptist Church.
Rev and Mrs. e. NJ Porter wish
to express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to the loyal members
and friends who contributed in any
way to make this effort a success.
The reports were as follows: Miss
Addean Berry, $6.55; Mrs Ursula
Blunt, $13.85; Mrs. Lula Mcintyre,
S18.15; Mr. Ed Hunter, $3.50; Mrs.
Della Grove. 1925; Mrs. Grace
Price, $8.05; Mrs. Jessie Dennis,
$685.; Mrs. Willie B. Blunt, $3.50;
Mrs. Briller Smith, $500; Miss
Eliza J. Willis, $4,000; Mrs. Allie
Page. $50.
Mrs. Jamie Booker, SIPS; Mrs.
Carrie Graham. $I425; Mrs. Nan.
ME Young, $685.; Mrs E. M. Por-
ter, 1904; Mrs Beatrice Benson,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

what was wrong Saturday, Pearl
Lee? Could it be that your boy
friend Hosie Smith was with a
certain girl from Jackson?
Seems that if the Young sisters
are much trouble when they come
to town, what's wrong?
What's wrong with Mae Cristine
Crisler, it seems she can't keep a
BOY friend, Sgt. BARELY got married
and all Of Ed Carrots affairs are
in Jackson.
With boys fighting over her pic
ture, Frnestine Smith is mighty
popular, wonder who will be the
heavy weight champion, ]. T. Smith
or the Poke boy?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

Lambs, said Christ, our Shepherd.
place the food within their reach"
So says the Missionary song, an
extract from "Hark the Voice of
Jesus Crying" c. L. Sperry.
Crystal Springs Gossip
Whenever you are having a pic
mic always sell the ice cream in
the public and not in the pulpit
Well, well, you hep cats that
wasn't true about Olivia and Eddie
Bell running Sunday night, but if
you are trying to keep up with
them you will be a lost ball in
high grass. Is IL true that Eddie
Bell is going to Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 10th of next month?
Jodie Lee Jessie you had better
slow down and take your time.
Wonder what is w. going to do
when Eula goes to Brookhaven, l
guess he will say Baby Please Don't
Go.
Sam Eddie j. took it pretty hard
when Matte left for Rolling Fork.
William Henry, don't let GER
tain boy take your girl friend, you
will have to get hipped
A c. Wilson, make up your mind
and get one girl.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

S8.25; Sunday School, $1400; SEN
Tors B. Y. p. u, $1,000; Expense,
$3.50; paid to pastor, $245.67. The
total report was $25492 The church
moves forward under the pastorate
Of Rev Z. NJ. Porter. Mrs L. c.
Lilly, Clerk
Listen to the Taylor Grove Quar-
tel at Pine Grove Baptist Church
on Sunday night, May 18th. The
program is sponsored by Mrs. Har-
old Ray Bridges To enroll your
name, see her.
On the second Sunday night, in
June. Rev. T. D. Wolfe will preach
at the Red Hill NJ B. Church. His
subject win be The Missionary
Cry" Text will be found in Acts
l6 chapter, and 9Th verse. Come
over and help US, we are asking
everybody to come.
On the 25th of June we are CIV
ing the Seven Seal Rally at Red
Hill Church. Rev. j. J. Lockhart
will preach the First Seal Rev w
L. Born will preach the End Seal.
Rev. Jackson will preach the third
Seal: Rev. f. D. Martin will preach
the 9Th Seal; Rev. H. L. Smith will
preach the 5,h Seal; Rev. R. O.
ChisIer will preach the 9Th Seal
We plan on raising $500 on that
Gay, so come one and all. Refresh
ments will be on the ground. Rev
L. NJ. MCGOWAN, Pastor, Sister Ma
die Wilson, Sec. Rev. T. D. Wolfe
I Master of Ceremonies.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

| take this opportunity to ex-
press my sincere thanks and APP
probation to my many friends and
customers for their many express
sions of kindness, their flowers,
money and fruit, given to me dur
ing my recent illness. | especially
wish to thank the members of the
choir of Central NJ E. Church and
of the Twenty Art Club. All these
expressions made my illness much
easier to bear.
Signed: Mrs. AIease Thomas.
Help forge the bonds of Victory
by buying more War Bonds
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27
PRAYER Band Assembly

Dear Editor of The Miss. Enter
prise, please allow space in your
worthy paper to mention some of
the good work that Madam Pilly
Adams Of Crystal Springs is doing
III Copiah County.
For the past seven or eight
months she has worked faithfully
in the western and southern part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Preserve Car Finish

With winters first redf- show
ing Of snow and ice. Ed Hedner.
ChevroletS national director of
service, today warned drivers to
guard against excessive dam
age to sheet metal. chrome and
nickel-plated surfaces on cars,
caused by chemical preparations
used 10 de-ice streets.
Hcdner pointed out that the
war-aged cars are especially
susceptible 70 corrosive damage,
aggravated by these chemicals.
The places TO look for signs of
cOrroSiOn are around window
openings. under belt mouldingS.
along bottom and edges of doors
and trunk lids. under trim
mouldincs on front and rear
Tenders, on body-sill panels and
az the lower end of the body
center pillar.
Treatment includes removal
Of rust sanding and refniSning.
Chrome-plated surfaces can be
protected by polishing and APP
plying wax or a light coating
of oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Women at Work

A group 81 Maryland women.
members OF army officers fam
lies have organized and operate
q rapidly growing aircraft pro-
ducilon tool company Ethel
Rrowu-ffuher. mother 81 Capt
Erwin Huber. l. S A. Air Corps.
now stationed somewhere over
seas a former Detr0iter. Ottille
u Young wife of Capt Robert
Young, T. 6. a Medical Air
Corps stationed in The Detroit
area and Frances r Huber.
daughter Of Brigadier Gen Leon
Fox. L. s a. and wife Of Capt
Huber operate the Topnight
Tool co.
This organization obtained
manufacturing rights Of newly
invented tools that are used in
aircraft production They be-
gan this as an effort 70 utilize
their spare tune while waiting
for their men folks 10 return
from the wars 1t grew beyond
their expectation The COM
panY operates from offices I'm
their homestead manor house
located A. Chestnut avenue,
TowSon Md The tools and do
vices are manufactured FOR the
company IN a number OF small
subcontracting plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
SfeeIS
Hold Near
Capacity

CLEVELAND o, Jan 81
While some easing Of restrictions
on use Of steel for civilian pro-
duction has been evident in recent
weeks the disposition in Washing
ton now appears 10 be cautious in
allowing further releases until
after the European invasion has
started and better appraisal can
be made Of subsequent war needs
IN materials and manpower says
Steel
After the decided drop result
ing from 4 major shift m anna
ment the market IS reaSSertng
It's fundamental strength and or
derS again exceed production, de-
hVcries being further deferred
With War Production Board in
SlSting that war requirements in
1914 viii exceed those of 1913
IL appears that any easing now
apparent is temporary pending
formulation Of programs and
placing of steel for their eXecu-
ton.
Some tin plate producers are
hopeful thlS~Near viii Soc output
Of 1000. 900 tons. based on the
assumption that last half viii du-
plicate output of the first period
Current production is IN about
30 per cent of capacity sufficient
10 meet quotas. clec'rolytc lines
are at about 20 pcr cent.
SteeWorkS operations. close 10
the top Of capacity. was unchanged
al 90 per cent last week slight
changes balancing Pittsburgh
advanced ! point 10 % per cent
Chicago ! point 10 l02 Wheeling
| point rs 81. Cleveland ] point
n 90. Buffalo. due 10 closing
Of an entire plant Of fouf open
hearthS for rebuilding dropped I
points 10 S3iq. Cincinnati was
down ) points 10 50
Rates were unchanged at ST
Louis. So; New England %
Youngstown. al Detroit, s. Biz
mingham, IS, eastern Penussl-
Vanla, %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Detroit Keg|ers
Land in Money

CLEVELAND. q. Jan 81 -
The Central States bowling tour
namcnt winds up next Weekend
and the leaders with the excep-
ton Of the Class r teams. are
tho same today AZ they were last
week The KING Lorain o.,
-a4aAed 70 tIt---E45ift-tf- Class 3 with
1919
In class a Murdock Of Detroit
took seventeenth WIZ Z9O2, and
Coca Cola twenty-hrSt on 2S55
Steve Solles raped SO TO
spark J@ l.. HIua-eA-io 2739 and
fourth i'm Class r Frank BabiS
and George Wetlel of Detroit
fred 1927 10 gam ffttTTn the
Class = doubles Wetzel was top
man for the duo with SAB Other
Dctr0lterS who rolled into the
-pavuff circle were Tony Szabo
and Solto> with 1854 and Walter
Bochm and jimmy Jackson with
ISL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Farmers Market

Apples, Bsldwlns No ! S37
3 30 hu.. Delicious. so. x37s hu
Mcintosh 40. /. SJ50u37s bu iona
thans. No ! s. rs So bu Greetings
No !. 500 so bu Northern Spys fancy
50 - bu 80 50 soD3 IS Wageners
No ]. $50 so nu steeles Red. No.
s. 5Oq3Is bu
Note ceiling price on apples. sJ7s
LETTUcE AND SALAD GREENS
Feic-v- eabhare. 81 sou - bu
VEGETABLE GRFENS- French Endivs
No. ! 50 rs SIN. box
No. I 81 73U2 hu. Broccoli No j.
~ so bu. Cabbage No !. 81 5OuiXs
bu BED Csbhsge, No ceiling. s. %
50-th bu curry Cabbage No I, 81 %
ni 30 bu Carrots. topped, No ! 81 ~
p 2 q bu Celery Root, No ! 81 80 bu
Celery fancy. 81 rs dor bchs No 1
SO u soc. Celery Michigan Squares No I
81 Horse-radish No. l, S2heg3 pech
basket Leeks No /. Slul so doz
bchs onions. dry. No i tcelingt 81 80
S0-ib sack Parsnips. No L. X3u3 81
bu Potatoes fancy. 81 100 lbs No. /
50 50u2 Is. Rsdishes dollhouse No. 4
s0cuS1 dG7. bchs Rutahagas. 40 D.
.xi1i25 hle squash Delicious No u
81. A0d2 b0 Hubbard fancy dollhouse
81 90 on No N.5oG2. Table queen
fancy. 81 bu SO /, SI25a1 IS Vege-
table oysters. No I $3.50 dor hens
Tomatoes dollhouse. No J.. 81 50 S-lb
basket Rhubarh dollhouse. fancy, 81 10
5-lb box choice, s0c 5-lb box small
FGGs Large Sl2al3 3o-doI. case
medium SO. 500 IL so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
New Engine Mount

Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co today announced new
type of engine mount for the
Flying Fortress Which viii help
reduce the weight of the giant
bomber and at the same time
require less rubber. 1t * also
said To reduce vibration.
The new mounts bring down
the weight Of the Forts by Is
pounds. according 10 j. L.
AmSdell, mechanical goods en-
gineer In the air this would
mean an actual saving Of IS
pounds.
The engine vibration is 1b-
Sorbed by natural rubber
sleeve in the mount. nine of
which are supplied for each en-
CINE Of the Fort The new
mounts are interchangeable
with former devices. permitting
their substitution while engines
are being overhauled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Gibson
Leading
Petersen

CHICAGO, Jan. 31-"I may moi
win the top prize of $1,000 nor the
$500 for second, but | may sneak
in for that third prize Of $1,000, ="
said Therman Gibson before leav-
ing the Archer-35th Street Lanes
scene Of the 3lSt running Of the
eterSen individual bowling
tourney.
AT least. I'll have a hard time
forgetting my 9th birthday"
no added, rs ne pOcketcd a
check for 500 squad prize,
after scoring 1899 in bowling's
most lucrative singles sweeps.
The chunky r.. & b. kegler, who
sports POS average in the
Greater Detroit and 1876 in the
Times All-Star loop may not be
far wrong IN his judgment as 10
his leading score
In muffing 200 average for the
eight games by only one pin, Glib
son passed Detroit's Joe Norris BY
IL Sticks. Norris shot 1851 late
Saturday and was also convinced
the final scores Will be low this
year.
Until Gibson hit his 1893, a total
Of 10 Detroiters had performed on
the Sabbath card and only frankie
Zion. winner of sd tournament
and So 900 with 1850. had reached
the 1900 figure Zion had 1903.
Then Fred Buick hit 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
.Chrys|er Rifle
Club Continues
To Show Way
BY DON GILES

ChrySler Rifle Club continued
its drive for top ranking honorS
and team to be feared in the
Hearst-Timcs rifle matches by de-
feating Greater Detroit Rod and
Gun Club in a four position match
yesterday az the fatteT'S range
1895 10 l777.
George Irwin starred for ChryS-
Ter with 36l out of possible 10o
points. Irwin started with a per
feet prone score followed by a 81
sitting, 81 kneeling and II stand
ing.
Biggest surprise was the shoot
ing Of pretty Doris Fisher firing
on the Greater Detroit team.
Blasting OUT a ~ prone mark she
went on 10 fire 9S sitting. 80
kneclng only 10 fall down on the
offhand position with mark of
81 for a total Of 353 Rennla Laur-
ents' $50 was best for the Greater
N~'rolt
~ another match AZ Detroit
Gun Club. Mike Tokar and ms
Detroit Gun Club team beat the
Target Club OF Center Line. So
10 $50
Benny Balydlo firing IA the
Detroit Gun Club team scored
1913 out of a possible 200 points
70 bcSt all hooters Bill Dresser
1S6 MAS h}Fh- eH tAe Tank City
team.
Individual SCORES Chusler tive n.rh
- epuUft La Getty $40 Boo Fodda $50
Frank BabHare $50. George Irwin 3bl
Ted Lehman $50 Melvin TssaDFN 1te
Ed RarRct eg5 Lfsfcr Elvuot 1I2 Li0tt
snuie 800 Weaver Kutsr 80 Vernon
yHFvIne -g4
Greater Detroit Russ Rumbal.Hi s3a
p Sw't 1'b Reuu'a LHuftDi $50, ivan
Kst 90 fh0reNF Doris FIsnef $3.50 Fred
Fisher 33T. Harry -tezerta $3.50 Joe BIZ
vel 3tl Mar'0r Fasisr 3i2 EDDIE
strot Gun Cmh Geza Kodak is7 LACK
-rfrurr 49, 81 Ike rlkaf-i-h t.aL4 1and
lIIEr-I Eani-.-E i-.--l;- ip4
large ssuh of Center Line BH
Dresser lsR Howard Green fNf Rertnn
ClaVson 1885, Denaood Rogers IT'S. Jsns
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