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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
GET Hep, Little
Tells Colleges

NEW YORK April % up
Coach Lou Little Of tho Columbia
University football team and
chairman Of the national collegiate
rules committee, today warned
that the status quo program Of
keeping regulations frozen for
the duration may find US frozen
out by tho pros when the war
is over.
He said the time had come for
college coaches and athletic direc-
tors TO wake up or find that the
professional game has appropri-
ated all the good IDEAS, college as
well as pro, and used them 10
build a sport more interesting 10
their players and 70 spectators. -
Little said he had received let
tiers from coaches throughout the
nation favoring several rules
changes for the 1911 season.
Coaches. he said. were demanding
changes in the code which has
been frozen since the 1871 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
IT'S REALLY PUKKA GEN

Hunch players eyes viii pop
when they see the latest coke
ad. which shows Allied armen
drooling over bottles of the
stuff. in India. while a caption
overhead reads "pukka gen r.
which. translated, means good
information
Pukka Gin, the Derby horse
really should be named Pukka
Gen. That's what Col. {. V.
Whitney tried 10 name him. But
somebody along the nomencla-
ture route decided that the colo
mel must mean gin and that's
the way Fred KleeS, the old guy
at the Jockey Club who Shep-
herds the names of thorough
breds. finally listed II.
once a horse is officially
named, IL costs an owner 500
TO change its name Col Whit
ney has the C-note, all right.
But he figured that Pukka Gin
was Just about as good as
Pukka Gen. because nobody
would know what the darn thing
meant even if spelled correctly.
Warning: Pukka Gin. or Gen,
looked like bum in the wood
last Saturday. He Will run at
Pimlico tomorrow in the CheSa-
peake. II he goes okay, he'll
NStart in the Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Prep Track
Finals Tonight

The Metropolitan League
holds its 1914 indoor track
finals at 3 o'clock tonight at
Central High. with only the
number of points 10 he scored
by Cooley High, the heavy
favOrite, i'm doubt.
With 81 men and relay
team qualified for the finals,
the Cardinals appear capable Of
easily topping the Hotpoint
mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Western Michigan 9
Beats Iowa i, 4-3

KALAMAZOO, April 28 rUP)
Iowa University finished q dis
astrouS Michigan Trip yesterday
when Western Michigan doWncd
the HawkeyeS 4-3, with pitcher
Ray Louthem striking out l. Of
the visitors. Both Louthem and
Bilmer Hokanson for Iowa allowed
SIX hits, bat the BFeRcnS- punched
.tb,si,. bfouye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Doesn I Pay TO Fool

MOLINE. Ill. April % CINS)
Wrestler Maurice Tillet, known
as the Angel" was treated today
for severe head injury suffered
last night in a bout with Don
Koch Of Plattevlle. Wis.
Tillet landed on his head when
thrown over Koch's shoulder and
was uncoscious more than 80
minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Favor f & B
Over StrOh
BY HAROLD KAHL

whether eIt-of.ct. 81 t-tft+ r < = =
bowling team becomes a double
champion Will be decided tonight
when IT crosses alleys with Joe
Norris Stroh in the closing fea-
ture OF the Greater Detroit All
Star heastie- Olympic FF}t-crra-
ton
Winner Of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic title, r & b must
take two games in its position
match with Stroh 10 carry off
the Greater Detroit. Norris club
faces the StliT assignment or hdV-
ing 10 register sweep 10 triumph
ana must WIN TWO 20 gam a tie
and force "A roll-on
Under theSe-eondi+itrrS- r, r. 6Sy--f7
Will 90 in the favorite. but Suoh
has overcome such obstacles be-
fore and is set 10 make us most
determined bid since the team was
organized The match should be
one OF the best of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
How Derby
Horses go
~ uitsd Pres,

~ nUed tfe@N
How Kentucky Derby nomi-
nees Jared Yesterday:
DIANOLAN-Won six and
half furlong Silver Lake Purse
Al kecneland i'm LEO Is.
ELISA B.-Third in mile and
siNtee Rego Purse az
jamaica
SUGAR MAN AND MY
BOl-Also ran in six and half
furlOng old Deposit Purse at
keeneland.
FIRE PONER-Third In SiN
furi0Hg war Reiirf ifandiCap NJ
keeneland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Rainbow Lands
Metro Crown
NrANDINGs

Rainbow Recreation is the two
time champion today Of the Met
ropolitan Classic bowling league.
Andy tcfani's protcges came
through last night at Crest Lanes
m winning two from Palmer Park
- Standard took Koppltz for
three and eaSed INTO second Dy
one game.
--- Ra4Abapp- trlppad Palmer Park
2906 10 1872. Standard had 2873
IN 26S8 for Koppitz The top six
teams or the Metro meet the flrst
six Of the West Side Classic in
an interleaguc match al Palm
Beach. May Is. Secretary Jack
Gardner announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
COSTLY BUSINESS

Notes His intimatcS say that
owner Don Barnes has dropped
S5tft-ft-t on tf1C 81 Louis
Browns and hasn't even begun
10 vince.
a colt without q name was
nominated for Tho 1914 Ken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Another Alley Battle

BATTLE CREEK April 2s-
Jack Sharkey Battle CTe-r X
bowler, and Charles Treat, kala-
mazoo champion. VIII bowl an
other 20-gBme match next week
Nth fpe-gane- bleeks scheduled
for the ElkS Alleys Al Kalamazoo
Monday and Thursday. and the
final ten ar SharkeyS Alleys IN
Battle Creek next Saturday
Sharkey defeated Treat IN re-
cent 2O-game match by 9 pms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

lucky Derby lie won't make
n. but the first two runningS Of
the derby 1875 and 1876. both
had namelcSS colts The first
WAS SIMPLY identified aS Gen
a Bufords Brown Colt, and
Tho second as F 3 Harper $
Black Colt
According 90 his latest BIZ
ographerS. Pancho Segura plays
tennis with grim determination
because some Forest Hills Of
fetal put the freeze on him the
first day he ever showed up AZ
that place He Sworc then that
Someday he'd show the snob.
and win our title. He's sim
swearing.
a baseball pool hacker tells
me that there has never been
as much gambling on baseball
rs TINS year
BEAUTIFUL WARREN VALLEY
GOLF COURSE will be open fol
plaV April 2qth 49, ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
LEADING FIGHTERS

According TO the National
Boxing Association, the leading
fist-fighterS now out OF uniform
arc: HeavyweightS-Lee Sar
void. Joe BakSi. Tami Maui
rielle, Lee @. Murray and Tur.
key Thompson; hghtweights-
LLOYD Marshall. Eddie Booker,
Bob Jacobs and Nate Bolden.
middleweightS Jake Lamotta.
Holman Williams, Coley Welch.
Jose SaSora and Steve BelloiSe
welterweights - Henry Arm
strong. Tommy Bell, Ralph Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Ruby 10 Try Again
For Klein S Crown

Louis Klein and Bert Ruby
haze been matched again 10
't-Ft--tie for tf7r- tfWA junior
heavy belt al Fairvlew Gardens
Tuesday night Ruby, who held
the belt most Of last year. wres-
lied the champ 10 a draw recently.
This will be a battle 10 the finish.
Buddy Knox and Rufus Jones,
a pair Of mat 'meanies 20 in
tho Seuifnal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Probable Pitchers
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIoNAL LFAGUE
Rr1eklyn DAVIS d-0l ~ New York NO
seQs 2-oi so o. m ENT
Boston Andrews OIL a. phuadtlps =
tLee o-ol.-3.l5 g N EWT.
Pt'fsburEh (SeVeu OLD ~ Cincinnati
tHeusssr 0.ol--3 2. m Est
On4 gsres scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGIE
Philadelphia fChristopher oil a. Boston
tf=4zhHsaA- n-94-3 Pm ENr--
Cleveland tSmith 90 ~ DETROIT
tGorsica o-0l-3 ? m FWT
s. Louis fkyausr 2-OD At Chicago
(Rou o-0t- m CWT
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

Boxers beat l.. S. Army Air
FeHcp "BlockbuStarSI -
series OF contests ranging from
featherweights 70 heavyweightS
AZ Teddington. England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

Another Dutra brother?
No, this is Todd HOuck,
Sam Byrd's aide at Plum
Hollow. When Byrd signed
HOuck, he said the Arkan-
san tby way Of Texas1,
would pass a. a double for
M0rtie Dutra, former Red
Run pro. All who have
seen HOuck have been i'm
pressed by the marked
resemblance between him
and the DutraS-Olin as
well as MOrtie. A big
fellow, HOuck is a power
hitter and a fine golfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Night Edition Code Key

TIE Detroit Times dsily prints in the
Night Edrior ouly me name az = horse
Wt.lch race experts feel is among the out
standing bets % the fay
The code key appears each night ~ the
r. gnf star ARD Fsd Line editions mum
pei tefresrDndlnE % each letter OF the
ALPHABET
The horses name aptsnrs ONLY lN
TIKI NIGHT EDITION AND fS PRINTED
rs CODE Tomorrow code follows
AL Biz co D-ss E-3a - G-ts
H-as I.sa las k-5s LII M-ta N-3s
-tt=Hf- pts u-S H-TZ S-iS TS4 Iso
Wis NJ Us I-l5.
Cnp ms code kef y VII enable Rou
20 rememhe- No name 20 tlnafrep.'F code
horse appeArJrg ONLY ~ TIE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
FIGHT FOR THIRD

Chene-IrnmhlN-- winner nf-thn
title last year, and he LIKE wifi
fight II out for third place they
now hold Jointly Johnny Grim
minis of PauSciean and Bill Kenet
of Stroh, deadloCked in the indi-
vidual averages al 209, will settle
that crown as an extra added
attraction.
on the tournament front over
the weekend ID booster teams
VIII try 10 better the 2799 of
Lincoln Foundry IN the mems
state AZ Palmer Park. Fred Mill
er'S Rainbow Rec. stands out
among The four regulars billed in
INC mons city al The Palace.
The UAW-CIO tourney will
close at Palmer Park, the Pack
ard Local 100 at Loves, Odd Eel
lows State al Grand Central and
mixed doubles events at both Al
coma and Nottingham The $50
Handicap and Pincket Individual
classic will continue at Chene-
Trombly and the Royal as the
fourth annual Left Handlers
tournament and first annual Left
Handlers Classic event open at
NOrf hM QStpfF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

Altoona REC, p 5sOI Arr .r'''0N IA. ssti
Open Alleys, 10 A. M. Till Closing
AMBASSADOR A,a. Is,sI iS"A IS. s.s7,o
Open Bowling at All Times!
BEACON REC, vs sti.,3 AT w VI s.scsS
MAY We HAVE YOUR vorE FoR ls!5 CITY
TOURNEY DOUBLES AND sisGtEs1
CADILLAC 20 Ar Z. tAsr r sGseT e.. SIS,
Welcome .I945 City Meet Here!
CASINO REC. i 7, .t xqqS~Ar CO. AVS VS.
Hold l945 City Journey Here!
CHENE. 1HOMDLYgla Al S19i 'Hts st. $40
our SUMNER LEAGUES NOW FORMING.
Join League Of Your Choice. Air-Cooled
CREST LANES fv5 " ssI9Ss " 60. s ssss
Bo~ier's Paradise Visit Our Stage Bar and
Cocktail Lounge NEVER Dull MOMENT!
DETROIT RECREATION ss tA5Syt ca. $50 81
Open Bowling at Att lines!
nrYTrp pcr DEXTER AT BOSTON BIVo.
UtAltK htG. 2i-ktLtYs ~. s.slss
Open Bowling TO-DAY Untn $50 p. ~ ard
After $50 p. ". ALL DAY Saturday.. Sundsy'.
cIrurLcIrc 1870 LlVERNOtS. AZ
UlLNLAUlLO ELMHURSr NO 1896
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
-svMntR-LEAGUES START Next WEEK.
GRAND CENTRAL '''' 1 Tts s.3,1 eAsS
Plsasur, 10 Bowl A. ouisiss Alley, In Detroit.
EScsllsn, rransportatoa su, and strseiosr
cprLT ILYCc 70 BALTIMORE.
UntAI lAkt0 At woodward Ma $3.50
Opsn Bo~ing-S0 Alleys IN Ro1-UntI s 90
p. ~ ard After 90 p. " Cocktail Bar.
.HMI .noDne sss " GRAND Btvo at
open BOWLING AT Att ltMLS. OPENINGS
Nov for SUMMER leagues Ample PARKING.
IMPERIAL REC st ess1ssS SSrp p6sI gt9G
Open Bowling All Day Today!
LOVES REC, :. 20 s sU1lis5 I ststT:
Cocktail Lounoe MUusy sjl2
l97s East Jefferson. at Eaula~a.
LUCKY STRIKE 49, 80, 9 s7So elyts AZ A.
VO~-OSsn Bo~lino Openings Tor Summer leagues
House LEAGUES Tuesday. "wednesday. 1hursdsy
VT. ELLIOTT REC. ''''o IN Mt ,l ELLIOTT
onsn Allss, Today Fron An Until Sc n
visit uur Cocktail losass Eseeilsat- Fnao
VIEW GARFIELD i ~ s eEtSt 81 sras s!,1
1pts eowLING DAILY At AL IIwtS'
UHmtR LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

HERE AND THERE 49, Michigan. Ohio
and Illinois spiders will compete for a
800 FIRST prize In the Detroit Association
~ Deafs individual classic A. the Detroit
Pee. sunday A Boschian's and Tom
Soldans 279s. Charles Oestman's III and
the Houses ilis and 3os5 were mai hlehS
as neRosier edged out Schimmels BY one
point for The Wurms House title - I'd
Abr Eht hu 2662l4-202 for $50 and Art
Bruno 25s IN the goth Century House
Joe Yacoune speared 2i3213 -223 tor $40
l0 the West Fort jim strange 222
2O7-23l for $50 in the Grandway House
John P.onka 27e IN 657 In the Park
land House Clara kottsr made the
3-e-i0. Isabella Skulls the 1910 and
Lucille Czapsh the $40 as Helen Shaw
rolled 22O IN the Springwells Ladies
Yankey's Florence Nacker. Christina Do
herty Mabel Stedmau. Ruth HOltom and
Cleo Mercer won the Kleins crown with
l06 points
Pahst took the Ritter Junior title
wolverine the Orient Senior Harold
Whites Five the West0wn Chargers
the Ford Foundry Foremen other
league highs Blll NaWracsz. Nj Elliott
Senior 24s Jack Brunette 245 and I'd
Kukla. s2s. Ritter House Chef Boyd and
I'd Gendron Desoto Afternoon, 2l2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

NEW YORK, April - tlNS
Making short work Of the
sports world
Publishers and editors gath
cred here for their annual con-
Vcntion heartily agree that the
-SpnllS- pages nl-lhe i postwar
world will be bigger and better,
/ eflecting what the newsmen
Ipredict will be the greatest
sports era the country ever
knew.
Many editors believe that the
postwar use OF color Will be the
next major step IN the progress
Of the newspaper They enviSon
spot news photos in color and
agree that nothing Will lend IT.
self 10 color photography more
aptly than sports action pic
lures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

JAMAICA
Weather clear track MUDDY
Flrst Race Count Maurice. AR Sri
Eade Chinese Sis GREY squire. Bolun-
ger Third Raj Miss Puritan.
Third Rpre Arsr Army
Fourth F4Co-T amhn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

NORTH END 70 I1''f sosssT 4% s I.ssas
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OLYMPIC REC "t s.Is ~. AT 60 , sSsS
u Alleys, New and Modern. sath.ssiI.r. oS.u
Bowling ALL DAY Saturday. and Sundays.
PALACE REC 81 '' ss es Z. .. AyssS Ss,.
OPEN ALLEYS TO-DAY 90 A. NJ UNTIL
Pm. CITY TOURNEY Pm. 10 MIDNIGHT
PALMER PARK ..ssloHols 20. s.t~..s
' hImLH MIN Wood~ard-Jo hn r. TO. s-1232
- Bruns~iet AIisu. Bar ard GRIN. Open
so~iino to ?. ~. After o.. free PsrkinS.
phpKI AVN 1920 WEST WARREN AVE
' N'NhH"p rs Beautiful Lanssl cE. 500
open Alleys Daily. Forsnoons Except "Wednesday
Dstrons Pfet'isst Cocktail Bar Meals Served.
PILLAR REC. ,s'I ss s5TeHty a.; ~. aSs.
Open Bowling All DAY Saturdays ard Sundays
From 10 A. ". On. weekdays Until p. ~.
pI hYnIllu ss7i los cAMPAU Ma. is4s
I LHI uluW 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. 'o, sss essT'OT 1vt -. ~
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
mlREo DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. p. ~.
hturU htG, 10 ALLGTs RG ssss
Open Bowling Daily Now!
RIVIERA pIr 1857 GRAND slvts AyI
tHFf1t4N- NO g567 W AIIFYs
tnroh No~ IN Our summer tsseuss Meas
ladies and hhsd oroani1sd League ossninsL
SPRINGWEllS isis spalsswtLts AVE
Open Boslina AT DAY Saturdays snd sunsaSs.
A. " tn CLOSING weekday tiii q After ~.
II anna pIr 1900 VAN DYKE a. ALnoEr
lLHNUH nLb, tn .0q0O
SUMNER LEAGUES Nov BEING foRHIb.
oPsN BOWLING DAILY FROM Z p n. on.
TWENTY GRAND "a a., sS5[ ,o',s, - 4i,'O'
y Vote l94s City Journey Herel
WARREN BOWL 100 ,s stsr ,s.,,,
Open Bowling al All Times!
WASHINGTON BOWL q, s " ~. e:. as..
OPEN BOWLING EFERY DAY FROM
~ 70 go A. v CHERRY iB2o
WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''' n ss =,
Ossr Bo.Iaq TO-DAY UsW Ait.r ~.
Cocktsb Lourss Orgsa Nusic Etssiisri fsss.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Scratches
BY United Press

By United Press
PIMLICO
Weather clear track heavy
Second Race Dear MISS, Jaconds
T-En.Hre
Fourth Race q Mrrpo.is
Ffftn Race Squadron
Skin Race Rodgn i'rr
seter'n Pace II NetEhbcr Jacian,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

SARPRGANSETT PARK
Weather clear rack fast
Second Race DisioCste, Refrain. Two
o clock
Inir1 Race Infant Queen Clsmor
Girl Hsds Fortune. Chance Sord
Fourth Race Merytn Leroy Orole
-r.-fts4-,nt Trimmed CeufupIe
SIKH Race Br.1c Ne Home Amazed
Fgr'h Race Bird lot, Grand Day,
Consomne. Rnnlhet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

IntFrnAtIonsl Neus >eTNIce Nports NritFr
NEW YORK. April IS (INSD
Making short work OF the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-20
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Edward Hewitt was a Troy
caller this week.
Mrs. Geo. Baeth was a business
visitor in Kalispell Wednesday.
]. B. Farris of Troy was busi-
ness visitor in Libby Tuesday,
Jean Riley of Kalispell looked
after creamery business here Tiles
day
r. L. Southwick transacted busi-
mess in Libby Friday. He is a resi-
dent of Troy.
e w. G. Seims was business caller
in Kalispell the latter part of last
week.
Mike Raker of Seattle was bus
mess visitor in Libby the early
part of the week.
Mrs. HI. McDougall returned to
Libby last week after having spent
a few weeks visiting a daughter in
Spokane.
Miss Melba Joice left last week
for Walla Walla, Wash, to return
to her studies at Whitman College
after visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs F. E. Bateman.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Joice returned
to Seattle Friday having spent a
few days at the home of Mrs. Joice's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Bate
man.
Mrs. Mel Bergstrom returned to
her home at San Diego, Calf, Sun
day after being a guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Luxa.
Attention Odd Fellows, Rebekahs,
Theta Rios and Juniors! Please
meet at the hall Sunday morning
at 1890 o'clock to attend church. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmer Hanson ar
rived in Libby last week for a visit
with Mr.. Hansen's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Hansen. Mr.. Hansen
is in the navy and has been sta
toned at the San Diego base.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-20

Mrs. Steve Mccullough 1.-THE FORM
er Beatrice Larson) is here visiting
Mrs. Pete Peterson for a couple OF
weeks Mr.. Mccullough was a fly
ing instructor OF cadets at Marion,
H., before the disseminating of
that branch They will make their
home at Eureka now.
Pvt. Thomas j. Huchala is spend
ing his Through at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete HUI
chala Private Huchala was one of
those effected by the cutting down
of the Asst personnel and is now
with the infantry at Camp Living
ston, La.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-04-20

Jim Christie, who is stationed
with the Navy in Alaska, has re-
ceived a promotion from assistant
Navy mail clerk to Navy mail
clerk.
Pvt. Leroy Carlson has been
transferred from Hammer Field,
Calf, to Moses Lake, Wash. He says
it is an awfully desolate camp and
that they have very little to do
with
Word has been received that Del
bert Bowen, MO. M. M. lie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowen, has
been accepted for an advanced
course as a machinist at General
Motors, someplace in the East
w. A. Vaughn has a letter from
his son, Cpl. Ben Vaughn, which
states that he is still all right. Cpl.
Vaughn has been in the Southwest
Pacific for about l8 months, has
seen a great deal of fighting and is
hoping that he will be sent home
soon. He is believed to be in New
Guinea. A brother, Bill Vaughn,
is also somewhere in the Pacific.
Donnie v. Russell, Libby, who is
attached to the 38th Naval Construc-
ton Battalion, (Seabees), has been
promoted from Machinist Mate
First Glass to Chief Machinist Mate
(AA) effective April l. This rerate
was given in recognition of his abil-
ity in his work, his devotion to du-
ty, and the part he has played in
the military activities of the Bat
talon while on foreign duty.
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8 8R Nlws O QUE
X5# ~ "t Ss.:osa

Pvt. c. L. Shuey has been sent
from Camp Rucker, Ala, to some
place overseas.
Friends will be interested to know
that George Hills, formerly of Lib
by, is now major in New Gale
donia.
News comes to Libby friends that
Bob Racicot, former Libby boy, is
now serving with U. S. forces in
England.
Pvt Donald Hayden, son of Mrs.
Roy Wells, who is stationed at Port
land, Ore, with the 29th Engineers,
has been promoted to the rank of
private first class.
Pvt. Thomas Huchala is spending
short furlough here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Huchala.
He will return this weekend to
Camp Livingston, La.
Pfc. Edward H. Mooney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Mooney of Rex
ford, writes his folks that he is
back in the Hawaiian Islands after
seeing bit Of action in the Gil
berts.
=
Fort Des Moines, Ia-Lucille H.
McComas Of Libby has completed
training in the Army Clerk school
of the First Women's Army Corps
Training center here. In the Army
clerk school members acquire a
thorough knowledge of military Of
flee routine and maintenance of
Army records.
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AT MICHIGAN

Since then he has appeared in
THE Glass Key" Wake Island, -
and on loan 10 United Artists for
the lead n The Hairy Ape film
version Of the Eugene O'Nenl play
which IS currently on the Michi-
gan screen.
Mos, film fans vii remember
him for ms fine work IN Life
boat with Tallulah Bankhead
Now he trleS out IN his first
musical. the T chnicolored
Greenwich Village IN which
this tough-looking character. who
has been picked as the natural
successor to the late LOUIS VOL
helm sings and dances. too.
With him In the picture are
Carmen Miranda, who reveals her
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GLIB STENADORA

Hal Bronson. comedy master of
ceremonies and glib, double-talk
funster PAGES the Club Steva-
foTa'S gay show, which features
the song styles of Ethel Shep-
herd.
Bob Morris, young song star,
has the Groom situation in hand,
and there are dance rhythmS by
George Winston. WlnSton'S novel
act includes high-stepplnC on a
musical platform, The Beatrice
Gardner Dancing Chorus offers
smooth production numbers and
there's music by Mel Steckley S
orchestra.