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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

those years why I didn't go out
on my own and become n head
pro at some small club Har-
mon said. 81 had the oPPortH-
mites but turned them down
because l wanted 10 prepare
myself for a good job when the
opportunity came"
He believes LoChmoor offers
the opportunity he has been
awaiting.
Harmon played in three tour
naments on the present winter
tour and did real well considering
he came in more or less cold. -
He was eighth in the Texas open,
tenth at New Orleans and ninth
al Gulfport.
The new Lochmoor pro Is
proudest Of a 80 be had on the
first nine al Plum Hollow last
summer the day before the Ryder
Cup match. lie finished with a Sc.
Among those playing with him
was his former boss, Craig Wood.
And say, he had 81 on the
last nine Of the big and tough
Pine Valley course several Years
ago. II was the record for that
nine, but a 40 going out gave him
a Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
The GREATER CANE By Edear Hayes
BOB GURVIN OF TIMES
COMPLETES 18TH MISSION
BY Edgar Hayes

brother Richard is at Hunter
Field, Georgia They ran a
restaurant in downtown Detroit
and knew many Of the towns
outstanding sport figures.
Interesting items on Wayne
athletes in the service
1T. OgD Tommy Adams is still
on the West Coast but expects
further training in Hawaii be-
fore returning te-the- battle
area He has had more
than his share of success as q
fiier Capt. Dick Buehler
is at Camp Shelby, Mississippi
Pvt. Joe Magnatta coached
p basketball team at Nebraska.
This team lost out in the finals
Corp. Art Myzlenskis
basketball team at Hunter Field
was runnerup IN the post
tournament Now the boys
are organizing baseball clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
In the Open
r National WiIdIife
Week to Open
This Sunday
BY DON GILLIES

National Wild Life Week which
opens this Sunday is worthy of
editorial note. Proclaimed by
President Roosevelt in 1888, the
week has been sponsored each
year by the National Wildlife
Federation from its Washington
headquarters.
During the week the story OF
wild life-its decline, its restora-
ton and its conservation-will be
told through the press, from the
public platform and over the
radio to the 100000 conserva-
tionists in the United States.
How the conservation of wild
life ties in with pure water, stand
ing forests, less erosion, with more
productive lands and fewer dust
bowls will be the theme that pre-
sents the drama of American life.
The National Wild Life Fedora
ton each year issues a sheet OF
Wildlife poster stamps in beauti-
full colors, reproduced from paint
ings by famous American nature
artists. This year SO species are
represented in the Ga stamps on
the sheet.
Sportsmen's clubs. societies and
individuals interested in securing
stamps should write Harry Gaines,
executive secretary. Michigs n
United Conservation Clubs, $50
Howard St, s. E. Grand Rapids.
Detroiters may obtain stamps
from the Detroit SportSmen's
Congress, 1881 Majestic Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Pinksfon Drills Prev

Clarence Pinkston Of the DAG
Is training II. Bill Prev, also of
the L. s. Army Air Forces.
Prev is home on leave FROM
Panama and VIII 20 against
Yales brilliant Alan Ford in the
National AAU championships ar
Ann Arbor, March 81 and
April l.
The Air Corps gave Prev a
furlough with the hope he can
bring the title back to that
branch Of service.
Detroit today has every right
20 claim the title of bowling
capital of the world. The city
bowling tournament starting
April II, as you'll read under
Harold Kahls byline, is the
largest ever held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
: If S Ridiculous
---Shdughnessy

PITTSBURGH, March Is (INS)
The Pitt Panthers % o [ b a !.
.coacA,-Clarl- ShaughneSsy, today
threw a wet blanket over reports
that he will join the Washington
Redskins staff.
81 have never been interested
In becoming a pro foot ball
coach either as head coach, as
siStant coach, advisory coach,
or whatever you want TO call
IT," Shaughnessy said. 81 don't
understand how my talks with
the Washington Red ms
owner, George Marshall, can be
magnified 10 make me appear
as "A new member OF their staff.
My football job is at Pitt. ANY
Idea that 1 am going TO divide
my time between two jobs Is
ridiculous"
Shaughnessy explained he was
only helping Marshall by outlining
set Of T formation plays for the
Redskins He declared he has nc
offer OF pay from the Redskins
and has not asked for any.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

program of Feb. % will be &C
cepted.
The winners will receive Go
championship rings. There will be
fighting in all weight classes with
the exception OF heavyweights.
Boxers will compete from Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, indianapolis,
Chicago, Kalamazoo. Windsor and
Grand Rapids.
Most of the competitors from
out of town are champions or run
nersup in their area. They have
fought in all of the leading tourna-
ments. Charles II. Brennan, who
made the matches stressed hitters
in his search for talent
One of the outstanding bouts
will bring together Abe Lee, the
best Chinese fighter in the anna
tteur ranks, against one of De-
troit'S finest battlers, Joe Andray
of Graham Paige. They are light
weights.
Another topfight bout will be
Verne Mitchell of United Dairy
Workers against Joe Firth of
Cadillac, a supervisor. They are
light heavyweights. Both have an
impressive list of knockouts.
Nick Palise of Local 900 is
pitted against Charles Wetzel, the
eastern champion from Philadel-
phia. Nick is the favorite in the
National Junior AAU meet sched-
uled for next month and his show
ing here Saturday night should
tell how good his chances are.
Tickets may be obtained at
Olympia, at the two Sans Cut
Rate Stores and infantile paralysis
headquarters, oath floor, National
Bank Bldg.
Tho p1y,.nIn{a y,trtr~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Shooting Dog Stake RI
Dog events this Sunday:

Dog events this Sunday:
Michigan SportSmen's Associs-
ton, members shoe ing dog
stakes, puppy and derby stakes
at their field trial grounds, 1914
Mile and Greenfield roads, 8 a. IN.
=. Wolverine Beagle Club or
Hastings; judges, Virgil Bishop,
Lansing; Frank O'Dell, and w. f.
Townsend of Grand Rapids, and
l.. f.. Eisenberg of Lansing =.
Ottawa River Beagle Club OF Ann
Arbor; judges, +. Quackenbush
and A. Grub of Ann Arbor,
The Saginaw Field and Stream
Club will hold their war bond
pheasant trial next Saturday and
Sunday near Pfnconning. Three
open stakes will be run with
drawings for the puppy and derby
being Judged by DR.. Harold u.
Ersig Of Toledo and Fred G. Leg
gett of McIvor, Mich. Secretary is
Ed B. Flack, 2420 n. Michigan,
Saginaw.
The Windsor Branch Of the Es.
sex County SportSmen's Associa.
ton is holding their annual musk.
rat dinner Monday evening at the
Shawnee Gun and Country Gut
ar -T-pCUnnyph -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Stars to Compete
In Purdue Relays

LAFAYETTE. Ind, March is
Big Ten indoor title winners
who viii appear in al four re-
lays IN the university division
as well as the six open events
~ the second annual Purdue re-
lays Saturday March 25, viii
b. forced TO their best by an
sil-Star field.
The list viii be fortified by
entries from Great Lakes and
Iowa Prefight as well as a host
Of circumference school In
Guiding Notre Dame and Miami
defending champions in the unl-
Fersity and college divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HONOR PAUL WHITE

Tt. Bob Gurvin Of the Times
sports staff writes he has COM
pleted his sixteenth mission as
a bombardier He has been
in some of the biggest raids
over Berlin in the past few
months Before long he
will get his promotion to a first
lieutenant
Paul White. captain OF the
1913 University of Michigan
football team has been named
recipient of the Western Con-
ference medal awarded TO each
member institution for scholas-
tic and athletic achievement
White is now on active
duty with the marines.
IT. Lin Wells, formerly Of
BoWdoin College is new athletic
officer at Crosse lie Naval
Training Station He Sue
ceeds 1t. Jim Crawford who has
been sent 20 San Diego.
PVT. John Aubrey is now at
Camp Lee. Virginia and his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19


first things Robinson Gid when
he returned home was visit
the University of Michigan
Hospital 10 say HELD" 10 two
former teammates, Tom Kuzma
and julius Franks, who are
making wonderful ComcbackS in
their fights 10 regain health,
Robinson also revealed that
he had a letter from Paul White.
MichiganS 1913 football captain.
Paul is slated 10 get his COM
mission in the marines this
week. He's coming home 10
marry River Rouge Eirff.
They've been sweethcarts for
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Lochmoor Gets Star

Lochmoor is TO be congratu-
lated on securing the services of
youthful Claude Harmon as pro-
feSsional 10 succeed the late
Charley Hilgendorf. Besides
being a fine golfer, Harmon is
well qualified for his new posi-
ton as a result Of the excellent
training he has had under some
of the country'S foremost pros,
among them Craig Wood.
Golfers who patroniZe the five
city-ewned courses opened their
season Saturday. Because Of
the cold, comparatively few
were on hand for the opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

He was not without a gallery
though. Hubert johnson of the
parks and recreation department
was on hand and watched him
tee off.
State Rep. Michael Novak, one
Of the regulars al Palmer Park,
was the first 10 register at that
course, starting his rounds at
1890.
Rates AZ Chandler and Rack
ham have been increased from 35
10 so cents for nine holes. Rates
AZ the other city courses are the
same as last season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Michael Danko an aircraft
worker az Murray Corp, following
an old custom, was the first golfer
20 play az Chandler Park Satur-
day as The new season opened on
the FIVE city-owped courses. Be
cause Of the cold. only a handful
Of the more hardy turned out.
Danko has been the first 10 re-
port at Chandler every spring
since, the course was opened. In
fact, he never quits, continuing to
golf throughout the winter. There
were no players when he arrived
Saturday noon, so he played alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
State AAU Cage Meet

The state AAU mems state
Class q basketball championship
"ll DR. Le.1 ~ Boys Cmb start
rg th< Tuesday night and end
Wg with -he championship game
saturday Week night contests
WI begin az $50. championship
III s y. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Promoter TO Announce


night cIuo master Of csro-
monies. and also promoter for
Michigan Sports Enterprises.
takes on another task Monday
night ~ Arcadia.
IOWrl q polished gentleman
VIII lend himself t5 the ring
announcing his own trorramS
lIeHetefe+r-- we have admired
ihe night club atmosphere
Clark has given the show bv
standing a. the gate duErg'
me customers.
We want 20 be trorc vrsn
Lowry INTRODUCES the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Decide State Eoiry

Winner of Wednesday nights
Willow Run Brigg, Glass A R6cre-
alton pisy1ii final az Kronk viii
represent Detroit. one Of 10 cities
20 compete in the state recreation
meet - Jackson March 80. 81
and April J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Liverpool Stadium in England
His coach fought there
many tim es when one Of
Britain's ranking boxers.
Jerry Roy, former University
Of Detroit basketball player has
been graduated from the Naval
Air Station at Pensacola and is
now a second lieutenant in the
Marine Corps He is as
signed 10 a navy air operational
training center for further
training before going on combat
GUtY..t ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

college education TO become a pro
in 1886, Harmon has been an
assistant TO three stendout pros
KY Lafoon. Harry Cooper and
Craig Wood in that order.
81 often was asked during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

light heavy
weight since
joining t h c
a r m y. al
I h ough he
won't be 10
until April
>. Tony
" o 5 $, an
o [ n Q r of
G q n G h
Tracy's boys
w r o tie he
Tough { IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Trout Anglers Talk

Real progress for the improve
ment of trout fishing in Michigan
was made last Sunday when a
group of 100 sportsmen from all
parts Of the state met in Lansing
for a conference with Fred =
Westernan, fish division chief
the conservation department, DR..
Albert Hazard, Ann Arbor, fish
research expert and other Off
Gals.
With this conference in mind
we asked few trout angling vet
Grams gathered at the Paul Bum
yam luncheon a couple days ago
what they thought OF the con-
ference and their views on the
situation.
Edwin Kelly, president, Paul
Bunyan Club:
"Clean up the streams and
spawning beds of silt; build
wing dams 10 aerate the water
and allow small trout protection
from predators; opposes special
trout license"
I'd Keith, fly tying expert and
veteran angler:
Institute a special trout H.
cense with all money ear
marked for stream improve
ment."
Leo Schafer, trout angler since
1898:
Enforce restrictions such ss
closing of feeder streams; free
passage OF trout up or down
streams by putting in adequate
FISH ladders on all damned
streams, thus permitting front
10 spawn naturally; special trout
license with all money 30 he
used for stream improvement;
close useless roads"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Help Servicemen

Paul H. Young, we'll known De-
troit fly tying and tackle expert,
comes up with splendid idea OF
anglers donating fly tying ma
terials TO the Red Cross who will
turn them over 10 convalescing
serVicemen 10 be taught lY tYinr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

NfA ANN.Nt.iIli
baseball and
tr q C X "a {
Cooley Later
ne went on 20
Ann Arbor 90
be IA BACK
field star Tor
Fritz CrisIer.
He also cap
TTT0TI = 2
baseball team
his SophO-
more year.
One of tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HEADACHE

Trying to figure out Just how he is go
ing to please all the hockey fans who will
want tickets for the Stanley Cup play
offs starting here next Tuesday, causes
Olympia's box Office manager Charles
EscOe to put in a call for huge bottle
of aspirin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE - l-yesr-olds and up,
] 3-16 miles.
Matadors (Smith) $50 500 2 80
Uproarious (GerlOck) 2O40 $40
Thalel (Eads) 2 SO
Time 1889 as. on 2.Os
HiKid. South Bound, Flying Hostess.
Athelhilda- and Counsellor also ran.
SECOND RACE-4-yssr-olds and up. u
mile:
Tyrone (AdamD $50 s.2o 40
Ruekelle Layton) 1910 1910
Play Greenock (claggetD 1o.70
(ClaggetD 1910
Time i:ii As. OF 2;4O.
Ever Flying. Cosine, Reformatory, Bass
Fiddle Driven Snow, Zaeharias and Ninai
THIRD RACE-3-yesr- olds, = mile:
Pensye tMcCresryb 400 90 80
Instructor (Trentl a.l0 20
Rene b. (ClaggetO 2.S0
Time $40 as, Off 3.12h.
Penomp. North Fire, Reimburse Ne. bur
goo Lady, Don Miller, Curvature snd Brie-
A-Brac also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-ysAr-olds and up,
3, mile:
Miss Sugar tRobert) $50 80
Joe Burger (Plesa) $50
Time ITO rs of 2 43,------------
Hnl Sun. Weathsrits. Lord Bsrt The
~stsAr-Mar- Reward and Headoverhesls
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-l-year-olds and up. =
mile.
Rangoon (TrenO 1850 900 S 20
ktngfigher tEaus) 5 20 J 50
Lucia's Sun CAdamsl 80
Time 1910 3-5. OF t.if.
ANNAPOLIS. Accord. Hickory Head
Mighty Master. Liberty Pan, Page II and
Aadigama Also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up. ~
miles.
Marriage CThompson) $40 40 10
a Markell (McCreary) 40 210
Shot Put (Treut) 2lO
Time t.4s Is, on 4.f4iA
Sir Marlboro. ARROW Rock end sson OF
Peace also ran
a-Calumet entry.
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and up.
l mile ana 20 yards
Yes or No (Eadsj $40 4 m so
Patron Saint (Csmpbsll 1880 5 80
Peace Eagle ADAMS $40
Time 1872 Is, OF SIS.
Darby DuCat Victory Drive Singing
Eseis. Rush Act and her Gusrd.aa also
ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-4-yssr-olds and up IL
mice.
cross Country tRudsr,) 1910 TO $40
Rest Awhile young 80 10
apida mente adams $50
Time 2:3i Is off $50.
along Straw. R-Snow Apple. Sfarcrssg.
Budded. FsrraEut and Blue GinO also ran.
a-Mayfar entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Bob Tales

BY Rob MURPHY
sports Editor

Apot-T TOWN tt Don Rob
in>ou ~ the Y. s. Army Air
Forces is home sporting his
brand new wings. Don, YOU il
,-,,,,.,y,,t,ev, starred ia football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Art Tracy Jr., son Of the box
ing coach of the Annunciation
Club is now a corporal in the
army He has grown to a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Boxers From 7 Cities
In CIO Ring Meet

Seven cities in addition to the Detroit will be repre-
ented the Go national invatona boxing cham
ponships at Olympia next Saturday night
The show will start at o'clock and all profits will
the infantie paralysis postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Yale Swimmers
In u. N. Way TO
us. College Title
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Matt Mann University Of Mich
igan coach, is taking only SIX
swimmers to the National Inter.
collegiate meet al Yale next Fri
day and Saturday and they
aren't going just for the ride.
His swimmers have won this
competition Is out Of the last Is
times since he came 10 Michigan
but the Wolverines haven't won
since 1871
Tn 1912 Yale won. That was the
year that Yale coach Bob Kip
huth. took his swimmers to the
top in all competitions. The Eli
-il,,4,,-s Else esA4a-tte 4ARR AFbeF and
what they did 10 Michigan still
makes Mann vince. u. M. didn't
win a race.
For q fraction Of a second that
memorable night Matt Mann, the
Big Wind. showed his age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

FIRST NACE-f-yeaf -clds ard UP =
Brigh, Trace
tScurloc1 1910 500 $50
'Taj tBisncol 1920 $40
ARIEL Image tHasle'fN 40
Time ] 10 IS, on 3.i0.
Boss Waloper. Blossom Queen, sassy
Patricia. Span Della. Hsdatime, Brabant.
safe Bid, American Bride and 'Little Hig
.Fieid.
SECOND RACE A-ys'r-old' and up, =.
Bar willow Goop) 100 rs 50 "a 80
Night Editor (Alfonso1 go 5 ~
Waltham Cross tscurlockl 10 80
Time i13 Is. III 3,toh
aPhantam son. That Roy. Vsnci,
Book Plate. Pscincstion and -Alscyon also
'rt.io.
THIRD -3-ysar-olds. y mile.
Sandstone tCowley) 1900 100 $40
Darby Doulton (Eccard) $50 $50
Woodford Annie (McCadden) $40
Time II IS, on .l3h.
Tinys Choice, Door-YGk. Count Chant
Grand Love, Advance Call ana Bosweco
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-4yssr-olds ana up.
Alcinous loop 1880 $50 900
TTsvelalons tBisncot $50 3 40
fQmOca (Roberts0ni 80
Time . .O6 2.S. or l.53N
Grand Rush Yarn spinner. panslavtr.
Dorothy u. X, and Maequei also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-9.year-oIds. mile and
20 yards.
Merry sunshine
Bel Bn1zer (scurIock) $50 Z so
Texas Sandman lBianco) $50
Time j ~. 3-5. off Sis.
Shuttle shut I'D, Aviation Cadet Royat.
Challenge Ne, Captain Eddie and Alsmein
also ran.
SIXTH RACE 4-seAf-eias ard up,
I 1-l8 miles
Frse speech tRober,son) 40 so 40
His;ronic (GonzaleIJ $40 900
Anzac Hooper $50
Time l:s6 Us, or 5:4e3f
Aldridge. His Hghnes5, Circio and
Low Bridge also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-year-oldS and up,
a. mile:
The Finest Cseabo) $50 $40 $50
Traffic Court tGray1 $50 $50
Night Shadow CGlideVelD 79O
Time II, of 6;24h
Grand Pal Mono Flag. Grey Days and
x. Roundsr also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 4-yesr-olas and UP.
! n mites.
Pearl Harbor CBsney) 900 $40 40
sFuilwsra 1Congalsz) $40 40
Malishah (Rogers) $50
Time 1858. on 6.57H.
Helen's Boy. Jump Hid, 'Amv's Third,
Jack Vennle. Good Play, 0renouille and
Chatham also ran.
'F1eld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
WATCH HOGAN!

Merit Church, Chuck Fries,
Paul Maloney, Gordon Pulford
and Bill Hogan will take care OF
the free style events. The latter
two also backStroke. Heinz Kess-
Ter, an Ann Arbor native, handles
the breast stroke and does all
right too. Hasn't been beaten this
year. His string includes the Big
Ten.
Hogan, a frosh, is a surprise
package Mann is winking about.
Achilles PulakiS. Ace Corey and
Charley Mack. all capable of get
ting points for Michigan, can't
make the trip because they are
in the navy at u. M. and can't be
absent more than 48 hours.
Kiphuth, according to all re-
ports, has a typical Yale team.
It's loaded with terrific sprinters
as usual who are led by the fast
est boy of the year Ito date)
Allan Ford. Ford was the first
10 break officially, Johnny Weiss
muller'S 51-second mark for the
100. lie has beaten il twice more
this season. It's now SOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
MUST BEAT YALE

Yale is the team Michigan must
whip 10 win the title. Ohio State,
winner a year ago, only has flat
footed Keo Nakama, left out of
Mike Peppe's great squad. Keo is
the likely winner in the 300, 44C
and 1900. The u. s. Naval Acad-
envy and Columbia also will cut
in for a few points.
Following the intercollegiate
meet the Michigan team will re-
turn to Ann Arbor for the Ma.
tional AAU championships the
next weekend when Great Lake!
with Bill Smith, cambridge will
Adolph Keifer, 1t. Bill Prev o
the USAAF and other leadini
swimmers gather for what should
be the biggest meet since the
Olympic games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
FOR MONDAY

NApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses lated In order OF post position
Post, ? p. m. Detroit tme).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

FIRST RACE i-yesr-olds and up,
] 3-l6 miles:
Matadors (Smith) 40 500 $50
Uproarious (GerlOck) 204O $40
Thalei (EAds) ESQ
Time $50 2-B, OF ? 0s
Hi-Kid. South Bound, Flying Hostess
-Athelhilda- and Counsellor also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

aPhantnm son. That Rov. Vsnci,
Chance Sord. cay Ef 'AeAdoWbTook,
Book Plate. Fertilization and -Alscyon also
ran
FFfeid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

IIfnF 70 80 OF J n,
Boss Naloper. Blossom Queen sassy
Patricia. Span Della. Hsdatms, Brabsnt.
safe Bid, American Bride and 'Llttle Hig
also ran.
'Fteld.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07

Il. Fred Merrill With Rifle Army
According to Mrs. Fred Merrill
of 336 Live Oak street, her hus-
band, 1t. Merrill, is now at the
front with the Fifth Army in
Italy. Until the opening of the
new offensive 1t. Merrill was an
instructor in rifle Workmanship
at the Fifth Army headquarters
in Italy, but was assigned TO ac-
i've duty at the front with the
beginning Of the present opera
tions.
T. E. Kihyet Leaves for Base
Saturday
T. E. Kihyet departs Saturday
for his base at Camp Crowder,
Mo-. after spending a furlough at
the bedside of his wife who has
been quite ill, but whose condi-
ton is now greatly improved.
Houston K. SeaY Now At Camp
Pendleton
According to a news release
from Camp Pendleton, Calf, Pri-
vate First Glass Houston K. Seay
has arrived at that Marine Corps
base for training in combat duty
Private Seay, who is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley E. Seay, COL
General Lee street, Pascagoula,
entered the Marine Corps at New
Orleans. January IL, 1914.
Edmond Albert DelcomYn
Catches Up With Brother
Not to be outdone by his broth
er. j. c. Delcomyn, Jr., who re-
Gently passed under an operation
for appendicitis. Edmond Albert
Delcomyn has gone through a
similar experience. The last APP
pendectomy took place al the
armed guard center at Gulfport
last Friday. ]. c. Delcomyn, Jr.,
was operated on at military hos
pital in the Canal Zone a week
or two before, according 10 the
parents OF the two boys, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Carl Delcomyn of Pasca-
goula. Both passed through the
operations with promise of q
quick return to health.
Milton S. Jones Receives Wings
According TO release from a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07

class, has been home on a ten
day furlough after having made
several trips to Pacific porss,
bringing with him a number of
interesting souvenirs. He Is ser
wing as an armed guard in the
Merchant Marine He is the son
of Mrs. Cora Roberts and the
tate Grover Roberts of Kreolc
and is graduate from the Moss
Point High scnool where he took
q prominent part in athletics