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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Pittsburgh JoIts
West Virqinians

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20 CUP)
University Of Pittsburgh opened
its bone campaign today with a
convincing 300 victory over fresh
men-studded West Virginia al Pitt
Stadium before $4,000 chilled pa
irons.
Scoring once in the first period
and adding two more in tho sec
ond, Pitt rolled up net yardaGe Of
42S while holding West Virginia
10 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Pau|us Sweeps
Is Limited 10 So

Joe Paulus' third annual bowl
ing team classic, to be held at
Chene-Trombly Recreation Oct.
l3. 20 and q, will carry a prize
list Of 81 500 and will be limited
to the first 80 to enter.
There will be 10 prizes, ranging
from $500, an increase of $500
over last year, down 10 SD. Zach
team will bowl four games across
eight alleys, total pins 10 count.
The cost is $3S per team, includ-
ing bowling. with the deadline set
for Oct. 10.
Joe Norris won the $500 first
prize last year with Ais total.
Lou SielaffS +. e. b. was second
with 4,059, Chene-Trombly third
with 1924 and Bob Coles Jerry
Mccarthy fourth with -39l6,-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
SURVIVED LANDSLIDE

He started on the road 10 the
govcrnorship in 1882 when, as
prosecutor, he survived the first
Roosevelt landslide and became
the only Republican 10 be elected
To office in WAYNE County
Two years later he was elected
attorney general Of Michigan and
was well on his way TO the state $
top Job.
Bat -he=Was- hired tip a blind
alley by the late Gov. Fitzgerald.
knowing that Toy Would soon
oppose him, Fitzgerald appointed
tho Dctroiter 10 the supreme
court. Toy swallowed the bait.
After two years on the high
bench. he became a victim Of the
return TO power Of the Demo
cratic party. He was not re-
elected,
Toy has since figured that Frank
ID. Mckay, The former COP boss,
maneuVered him onto the supreme
bench TO get hlm out of the gov
ernorship picture When he ran
for the gubernatorial nomination
in 1888, Fitzgerald beat him quite
easily.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
President Is Poloisf

President Teodoro Picado Of
Costa Rica plays the No. 2 posi-
tion on the San Jose polo team.
Incidentally the president of that
little Central American republic
is paid S75 a month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
De Soto Appoints
New District Men

Appointment OF l2 new district
managers is announced by j. B.
Wagstaff. general sales manager
of the De Soto division of Chrysler
Corp. The new district managers
and the region TO which they are
assigned are:
S. M. Sheldon and A. L. Ed
wards. Detroit; w. w. Wilson Jr.,
Boston; c. J. keSSler, Chicago; /;
II. T. Galleher, Dallas; w. a.
Farmer Los Angeles; c. n. Mar
shall. Memphis r r. Fisher. New
York; r. a. Shimkat. Omaha;
William r. Wolf and J. l.. Miller,
Philadelphia; John F. Harris. ST..
Louis,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Lutheran Interstate
Set for Riverside

Interstate Women's Lutheran
bowlers Will hold their sixth an
nual tournament at the Riverside
Recreation. starting Nov. 10. a
so per cent handicap will prevail,
Margaret Gady, 6664 Barton place,
iS secretary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Tina SAVIOUR tScutul $50 $50 $40
hSatSSnHSi 6srSy pa hstilSssll RtIS.s t-OO "a
Time I So, OF .4llz.
Tile Plate, KleiS LiEnt. Star Of PsduIs
cabo. Calyer, and oak Twig also ran.
SECOND RAGS, 600, claiming. 3-year-
olds and up. . iuriongs'
Wheat Martin 3.s0 , 90
SizzIing Pan iGroSSl $40
RoSe-Red Liano Blanco Barts Chance
Jane Hughes oyala. First Family. Fur
Dauber. Sure Hit and Merry Rhyme also ran.
THIRD RACf->2 500, Claiming. 3-yeai-o!ds
Heieales Martin % ee-s4e so
Diego Red tTOblnl 800 100
Miss Puritan Duffy $40
Time l:1i As. on 35olJ.
Son o. Bosun, Caroline s., vadlna Idol,
Voucher, Bienette. JACKS Girl, NaldinA Min
trs.- little ffUUps aHd EtyoftA Also ian.
FOURTH RACE-s2 500, allowances, 3-yesr.
Styiqgs s 7, 8. lsssso, ,,s.,,. $50 2ssoo 2sS SO
Four queens Daniels 90
Time u. OF AS.
Penny, Pincher, FgsSno, Timere s-Flyins
Warden and a-On Board also ian.
a-W W. Adams entry.
fifrH RAGS 900, the old stone MIL
oFham rHatzAreti1 1860 8 so 90
AIeAt-Eleet- --.ls..A ILL !--- ~l--1-.-..
Quien rs lBreen 90
Time i,l2 As. OF 45qiS
Johnny Jr and shiny Penny also ran
SIXTH RAGS 500. The kns PHILLIP
Spangled Game Moore s 90 40 40
Boy soldier lynch 400 , 90
lE-E--Eye LkeGGG4 4-- ' 90
Time l.4G "a, oi! ss32is
Vaidina crafty, Wlnsome Lad and Old
Union also ran
SEVENTH RACF-S7 500. allowances. g.
year-olds and up / mile and o Yards
Tiger Man tWcldcmany 500 $50 ? so
Thor Barton Lynch $50 so
Son oi Tara tKeenel J 20
Time las As CH s osi5
Count Did ! Conquer and pslpsst sl-0 ran
EIGHTH RACI--S2 500. claiming. 3-yeAr
oldS and up I l-ls miles
Pilates Miss tDcucisi 700 $50 2 oc
County Cork MaschCkl 460 7 so
Flouriown McKeeverI 20
"a Time l4s As or s.42.
Blue Warrior CufaSh. Tumult. Anzae
Hayai Tinty. Ground Play and BArnAcle also
ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

hand Tor the
meeting. Since
the number in
cludes the top
stables of Mich
igan and Can
ada as well as
some h ors @ s
that have just
a tier n ded the
big meeting at
I h G Roosevelt
r a { G w a Y on
Long I S ! a n d,
Racing SpCTp-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Maple Knights Now

Maple Knights, formerly the
East Side Bowling Proprietor's
Classic, will open their season at
Rainbow Recreation Monday at
1870 p. m. League is open TO
businessmen this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
DETROITER LIKELY

II the Republican ticket lines
up as foreseen now. it probably
will be Detroitrr who is a vet
eran of World War l or World
War II.
When Kelly retireS, Wayne
County will not be represented on
the COP ticket unless a man from
the metropolitan area is chosen
for Acknowledgements
Party chieftains would be de-
lighted 10 find a qualified veteran
of the present war, for they are
conscious of the fact that about
100000 men and women will be
back from the fronts before the
election.
One possible candidate who
meets this requirement is Harry
A. Mcdonald, the Detroit milk
dealer.
An outstanding candidate would
be Liquor Commissioner Felix II.
II. Flynn of { Gatiiifat..------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Toy yMayR
For Governor
Former COP Leaders S
Comeback Try Hinfed
By FRANK MORRIS

Republican politicians are dis
cuSSing the possibility that Harry
s. Toy. former supreme court JUS
tlce and former attorney general,
viii seek the Republican nomina-
ton next year feT governor
Although carefully watching de-
velopmentS in Lansing, Toy is not
ready 10 make n final decision.
Busy with big law practice, the
once powerful COP leader is in
clncd 10 remain on dry land
where he cannot again be knitted
and thrown overheard.
But Toy once was regarded as
A cinch 10 be governor, and he
set out TO attain the office. When
once bitten by the political bug
most men are doomed forever
more, and Toy may not be an eX-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

-tary Ed Keller has been able 10
arrange an ambitious program.
+ Wayne Groves, veteran harness
official, will again be the presiding
Judge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
FINANCIALLY AHEAD

.ANffar1v of his friends scott at the
idea that Toy might re-enter poll
tics next year. They point out that
his law practice produces each
year several times the pay OF the
governor.
But money is not an obsession
to Toy. Good government has
been.
Toy could not capture the NOM
ination easily. The stage is set
in Lansing for 1t. Gov. Vernon j..
Brown TO step into Gov. Kelly S
office year from January.
Brown is highly regarded
throughout the farm areas OF
Michigan, and he will have behind
him the potent political machine
which is the administration.
Most OF the Republican chat
ter. however, concerns the NOM
ination next year for lieutenant
governor.
Former 1t. Gov. Eugene c.
KeyeS of Dearborn, beaten last
election by Brown, is determined
TO try a comeback. He has asked
Brown not 10 knife him "as Gov.
Kelly did last time
The truth is that by next spring
Kelly and Brown will be throwing
all their political strength back OF
a candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor. They have not yet made a
choice
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
SOsn, Buddy
pErECra61TfNES

THIS Is a letter 20 YOUR serviceman. It's all
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world 10 him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom aud send IL 20 him.
Wherever he is, he wants the news from HOME.
It's up TO you TO mail IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

has he fnnl
then soma Hen of the mqrie' and the ice rink hints at
droce from Daa Topping H. theH he returns from
'naraae corps duty.
Did you hear about that meeting Of the AArrrricnn
Pro fO0tb0H league recently !" Cfea9o Big tOpc' Of course
silent through 1t all, and asked aohat he thought.
Nothing" he said I'm reporter"
ISRAEL wENrRAUB 48yesr-od 22pound driver recently
successfully defended his national caeatng title by downing
12o cherrystone CLAIMS in 20 minutes.
Smith FOies beauty has her decree
plus $4,000 and S2500o trust fund
Circuit Judge 5 Leland Carr Of o grand dS Jury fame has 6s 6ssn
of gham County succeeds him head of the investigation Of
graft.
The one-man grand jury exposure la&ty
administration has the $350 Nothing definite has
been accomplished yet -
ing and putting we might add days strike
elevator operators and maintenance men there.
Won fellows planning bring guns trophies.
Imprisonment provided ,Oators
-Four member. OF the Catholic Gapuchn Order three from
JAP prison IN % priests sfe m and M I'm Rrs % o. ,Ss S
Badalsment of 1892 Mt Elliott The layman Eue f. Olive of
2l29 Canterbury, Dearborn.
Godby bebottom As the supply
is exhausted will blossom in new better fitting and
Here's a hot one: Chief r. Donahue
DON ~ has been Ed with setting Two nre 10 Daa puo"'y
LM actress Katharine Marowe won IS damage
her landlord she kept the furnace her apartment
didn't. ''.'''-
The Rev. Charles G. Becker pastor OF Bethany Methodist
Is dead
proving grounds Utica has been
tests
past ga years. has used 30 and Acton tanks
long, long time members of the Aboriginal Research
Club began digging Indian mound Fort Wayne Finally
Trophies "a Skeletons of heads
tomahawks, pipes, and other stone implements.
AFTER the old Detroit Light Guard AruorV at Laned and
n Brush burned p H. Is45 they decided the Of
Oct 1872. In the SrOx2nc copper scaled boy old
coins roster Of companies of the day. and other his
toviedl items They will be preserrd m rdu at Detroit Trust Co.
a 10 building erected
The iHdntdry conditions and abusiUe practices at the
Boys Vocational School an Lansing under
Catherine Morgan has been appointed the assistant
superintendent Of Detroit public schools She Is the second
TO hold the post.
Approval Of playground o,caitng
Along 'c asking
a $4,000 sCing pool in Algonquin Park and $780,
900 community center to serUe the Debdy Hcighborhood.
John S. PIGEL Of Michigan States atme football greats
will Join the Spartan coaching staff Pnge major in
the army expects discharge
Joseph Shavkey in the county jail II Joe wanted to
friend who
70 climb second floor window.
thinking police
when you back take hint from Robert Gearing When
necessary your your
Pacific
but for long. for just that thing.
the weather drive person 10 crime Police
looking hoodlums who robbed Wilson
a dovnpour
Mrs Mary Glusk. mother Of Henry TO
p Syears for deserton Europe mas appealed Pent Truman
for Justice
pocket Of FIVE winning value Of S24O7
That's al for Wish you could al be home for the World
Series, II we have
, Sincerely,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
RESULTS AT LEADING TRACKS
HAWTHORNE REsuIfs

FIRST RACE-S2 900 allowances. the
Rs.Plns ReS.Id; y. a-year-ce,6 ca turlons, e
Biz Brother tJessop $50 , 90
SEAMAN, Pal tCampeelll 600
count Lovely. Captain Dave. Pomp'I Cal.
knight GIFT. SunAh and Roman Belle also
SECOND RACE-si 500. allowances. the
south Shore, 3-yesr-olds and NJ. ga fur
sale, TAN ,R9okD $40 $50 24o
Here Goes (Fliterl $50 440
Uncle Ohio tJessopl 2.60
Time rs IS, of 3.36.
Gallant Hour. Chance Taker. Agrsrisn Son.
THIRD RACE-s2.0O0. ailovanees the
Avalon 3-y'Ar-olds. mile and 20 yards
final Reward
.gHartSick 1000 $40 $50
Why Ne Carr 20 90 $50
sand singer BrookSl 2.s0
Time 1888 -. of a:o5l5.
FayerbAnke. Needles Eye, So Proudly. Beau
Lssrln, walkie ralkie. Two-o- -Four and
oleur FOURTH RAcr "a, s.. 500. allowances. the
HollymAn Brooks $40 $50 240
Black Pepper South $50 $50
Nsdina perion tJcSSonl 4.2o
Tstro's Jr. Even stitch. Alsr and Peace
rir'TH RtcE-s7 500. the wInnstKs. al
lowsnces 5.ycsr-oIds and up, s furongs:
Whose Jessopi 44o $40 720
Compatriot Knott o2o 20
hNNN Lazy bfRohtl w
Time I II Is, off y %
ViolA wise, sand Storm, HaSty Message and
sc9N SIxrm p,eIT K,et.s stso ran 500 Tn. wnne,E. Al
lowsnces 3-yeat-olds and up. furlongs
Bonus tJeSSop $50 90 2 90
Psrasanc tNlcholsl ll,2O 40
Navy Cross Brooks > 90
Time-l.ls1 S, or 3 40.
Brirht Willie Chipamink and My Tet
FsTSif sfSfsrH I,'0 RshucE-sls 900. added the
Hawthorne Handicap, 3-yeaf-oldS and up, lis
miles
Rushvackcr tBrooksl $40 40
sigma Kappa tCNlesplel 5oO
Time 1853 3-5 of 90
COrydon Take WING Devslue, Restless and
X Doe Doe also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-SlS 600 added. the Haw-
horne Handicap. 3-yeSr-olds and up. l-lo
miles
Vanhag FILTER 40so $3.50 u 20
TldeoYer MAuSof sou ~
Bsby/Gold BrookSl 40
Time 1888 SIS. on G 3oi4
Five A. NJ s-Latent. Drollon Lady Flares.
Namur. a-Roman Red and Sugar Cheat also
ran
a. Sands entry
NINTH RACT-S2 oNn. the WoodlRwn- al.
fOWauccS 7-Vcar-oIdS and up, miles
Historian Nichols 300 90 W
C;atneF South 40 ~
Galapr0N Brooks W
Timc OILS on 700.
hlaflaE Hot spark Prince BeiltTo. Seven
teen Guns and Tom wade Jr. also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

TuTy HuN ~ruCTa > 20 ~ y ~
Snooks winters SnellingSl o.AO Aig
Flying kilts Wood 4%o
Time i.l2 Is off 1.4s.
s-AmpeIsge. a-WeL Repaid Royal Psteh'
-a -l:.llatl la BaS!as EsssE-sstEF , ------
SECOND RACE-S2 500. allowances, 3-yeAT-
9ld ilnss M,;. 6 inslonss tsIonss =, 81 2sAo 400
BunEalesc Basile bI.eo 90
River Crossing kirk 9oO
Time IA is, off 30
Poliugin Gumdrop, Hygros Glner PIepos-
Besa's Nurse and pink Devil also ran.
snet, en- d'ye"T,olds. 9 fSrIonss @ 1885,
Blue Yonder tPadeett $50 so 50
Under Cover lCOyallil 4 90 y D
" WaymaTk lRudertl $40
Time 1t13. of 2.5e.
Duomite Danny j. Open Palm Battle
Bonn, Charles Bennle. Git and Lost Mate also
FOURTH RACF-s25oo. allowances. 3
year-old nlies tuIlongS
Gsiirs Seitmidlt p 40 50 30
quiet shot lGilbertl s2O
Time i'll 5-5 OF , %.
plsefs s'Las Bla not SSU So Good and cinokam also
.IIrIu- -RACE-&s- sl.aAaE4ee. "a,
Elmo tClaggett' ID ~ ~
GOOdrOb Cherry) o'<V
spare Man White Easter Bold Salute and
CoTget also ran.
.SlNIlI- -RAGE==&ln-no -Addsa--the- -LaaEe!'
AL Asss, ! mlle,- =
d-The Doge tClaggetO > SO $50 bu
Hastrtille (Clsrk 2 40 ~
Bon Jour Gonzalez ~
Time ] 81 3-5 OF 424.
a-Bgbsnct NOWADAYS. spartan Noble dEev
Moon Russardo. CAStlemAn ana Bon JoGI
also ran.
a-Bobanct stable entry.
d-StrauSs- -PentRgO1 entry.
SEVENTH RACE - $4,000 eAlmInE' y
year-olds ana uP 1 mile and 20 YARDS
FLYING Wasp clark a so 2 so 20
squadron tCherry 2oo
Markpbob JcnaSl 70 8 ~
Time las Is of 45l.
satin Nose and Flying Junior also ran.
IIGHTH RACES 500. claiming, 3-year
olds and up. l Lie miles
PcscemAker tKirkj $50 a4V -.
GlnoCa Cherry F,oO 4.
Running Riot tCampbeOl lA.ol
Time AS of 5 =,
Epay Grsymar Lassie Swell Kid, Ilsr
Echo Prospect Boy. Afdenel, hs1et ".
Oyergold and Wintime also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
THE DETROIT TIMES, Sept. %, 1874

THE DETROIT TIMES, Sept. 90 1915
DEAR BUDDY:
DERoTTS theme yes We Have No Gas and Say
~ Little Prayer for The Tigers"
Right now Bcngas game ahead OF Washington,
but St games play ST. Louis. In the event
boys should lose both payo with the Senators set for
Monday Briggs Stadium.
Tiger manager Steve ONo who has the jtters badly
VIII huror Hal Newhouer for the last
game
First game VIII g. the American League
park Every ticket sold here except the daily
bleacher ducats.
INCIDENTALLY local hotels aren't their tele
phones And the big d. C. boats which will be
used sold out,
they gasoline operate but they
don't now for Tong. bugng,
John D. Watts recently fined n swimming I'm
Belle Defendant said he swimming hut fishing
golf balls lie but they cost him a S5 fine
Cor County celebrated his Tooth birthday
Michigan grid Indiana,
Judge Joseph A. G training he received
25 years at L. OF ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

WHEN Judge thought William 6 McCrackon trying
w launched his $50 pounds and ooFed him with
sweet tackle 20 feet from the bench.
Good Adm IIslseyS Third Fleet viii dock AT 6 West
for celebrations OF Navy Day, Oct 2Z
Henry Ford this announced his retirement president
Of the mammoth Ford Motor Co. His grandson Henry Ford H.
succeeds.
Young Ford who has been director since 1888 became
l943 president 1874 He's g.
married and the father OF two children
On the heels of this that John S.
Buga 81 former head OF the local FBI who with the
January 1874 had succeeded Harry Bennett mead Of
industrial member of the board
OF directors and conSultant
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
NARRAGANSETT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-S2 600. claiming. s-year-olds
and up. - miles.
Tina SAVIOUR tScutNl ESQ $50 $40
SCarCantcr DcluCial HOO so
narhv Du lHeffingnrl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
LAUREL RESULTS

49, -IIE&r-RAGL--@2-a onr--e4s!a4.as--
olds and up. furlongS
Tory RoW SCuCCa $40 ~ ~
Snnoks winters SnellingSl o.4O ~
Flying KITS Wood 4&o
Time l.l2 Is of l.4s.
a-AmpeIsEe a-Well Repaid Royal Pateh'
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

And then Henis Of the mories and the ice rink hints at
diroce from Dan Topping IL FeheH he returns trot
corps duty
Did hear about that hshhHh meeting Of the AHmcrican
Pro Football League recently Chicago? Big top Of
Presiding chairman finally turned 10 felow wh0 had been
silent through II all and asked ohat he thought.
Nothing" he said. "I1n reporter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

INTO a gravel pat 10 rescue hm
cC the divorce Mrs Isobei Patrdske
" Campbell obtained drorce Adam could
ch has conviction that "a good slap hurt anybody
Because her husband Hoce called her 'Dorothp"
from trip AIRS. Alice EPpefB Craig
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

His wife and their young % are
also residents of E~scatawpa.
Francis C. Steen Reports 10 Shi.
Francis G. Steen, carpenter
mate second class, USNR, lie
Saturday for Jacksonville Fla
where he returned to his shi
after a l5-day leave which h,
spent with his bride, the formei
Miss Katie Belle Styron, who ex
poets to join her husband the
latter part of this month.
Leslie E. Davis Is Visiting
Parents
TIA Leslie E. Davis is visiting
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
E. Roe, at 608 Lafayette street,
Pascagoula, following his recent
return from the European Thea
ter of Operations.
Sgt. Davis, who has been over
seas for the past % months, was
employed at ingalls, before enter
ing the Army.
Pvt. Edward Brondum Ends
Furlough
Pfc. Edward Brondum, who
has just ended a 30-day furlough
visit home, left last Tuesday for
Camp Shelby to which point he
has been transferred from Fort
Bragg, N. G..
Prior to his visit home Pfc.
Brondum had just returned from
Germany where he was stationed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
ARR NEWS OF OUR
so IN "t . II,

son OF Mrs. j. E. Gibson, ST., of
6l2 Roosevelt street, Pascagoula.
He entered the service, March,
l945 Previously he had been en-
ployed in Mobile.
Wayne O. Wescovichi Now AT
Solomon. Md.
Wayne o. Weseovict who return
ed recently from the Southwest
Pacific is now stationed in Solo
mon. Md. where he will be joined
there shortly by Mrs. Wescovich.
Wescovich, who has the rating
of boatswain's mate, second class,
visited his wife, Mrs. Lena Mott
Wescovich, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. l.. B. Mott in Gal
weston, Texas. Also, with Mrs.
Wescovich, he visited his moth
er, Mrs. B. V. Wescovich at her
home in Ocean Springs, for the
first time since July, 1912.
He is a veteran of seven inva-
sions and has been twice wound
ed, and went through a period
disqualification in New Guinea.
Wescovich has brought a num-
Der of highly interesting souve-
Mrs of the Southwest Pacific
among which is a Jap parachute
of pure white silk.
His brother, Leroy Wescovich,
seaman first class, is now station
ed on Calicoan Island in the
Philippines group.
TIA Chalmers Stevens of Pas
cagoula is one of the latest Mis-
sissippians to join the Short
Snorters," an organization COM
posed of men and women who
have flown trans-ocean.
He was with a group recently
landed at the Ali Transport Com
mand's Miami Army Airfield af-
ter flying from overseas in an
ATC plane.
TIA Stevens was with the engi-
neers in the European Theater
for the past 80 months. He wears
a battle star on his ETC ribbon
and is also holder of the Purple
Heart Medal. His home address
is 1905 Tucker avenue, Pasca-
Arsene Westphal Arrives Home
Arsene Westphal, gunner's
mate third class, has arrived from
New York for a stay of twenty
days with his parents, Mr.. and
w. c. Westphal.
Westphal has just returned
from La Havre, FRANCE, with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Pvt. Smith Departs for Camp
Hucker

~ S0hAAR
Hucker
Pvt. Ameil Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Y. Smith, departed
Monday for Camp Rucker, Ala,
to finish his basic training. Pvt.
Smith, who entered the service
March 5, 1945 came from Camp
Wheeler on a To-day Through.
Philip Cunningham Promoted
Mrs. Philip Cunningham, of
Kreole, has received word that
her husband, Philip w. Cum
bingham, has recently been pro-
NOTED from seaman first class to
gunner's mate third class. Philip
has been in service for d year,
having had his boot training at
Camp Peary, Va. After spending
a 15-day leave with his wife and
young daughter, Wauceil, he re-
turned to Norfolk, Va, where
he attended the Armed Guard
school; following this training he
was assigned to a ship and made
a four-month trip to the Pacific
returning to San Francisco, Cal,
where he stayed for three
weeks but has now gone back to
the Pacific. He is a graduate of
the Moss Point High scchool
where he starred in football and
track. He was employed at the
Moss Point Paper Mill at Kreole
before entering service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Pvt. John E. Gibson Awarded
BADGE

From Camp Blanding, Fla,
comes the news that Pvt. John E.
Gibson has been awarded the
Expert Infantryman Badge with
additional compensation above
base pay, after completing a rig
orous course of training at the
Infantry Replacement training
center there. This means that
Pvt. Gibson is an expert in the
use of several of the infantry's
weapons and has done a more
than satisfactory job of learning
the other military skills required
of a doughboy in this war.
The young infantryman is the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

S-SGT. C. D. HINSON. JR..
who arrived Saturday on a 80
day furlough which he is spend
ing with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Hinson. Sr.. his
grandmother. Mrs. Belle War
field. and his. sister. Mrs. Joe
Garfield and family. Nineteen
months of the three and a half
years he has been in the SER
vice have been spent over
seas with the Air Force. He
wears the European Theater of
Operations Ribbon with six
stars. the good conduct. and
pre.Pearl Harbor Ribbons and
the Presidential Citation Badge.
He has a brother. Sgt. w. W.
Hinson. who is stationed at Sell
man Field. Monroe. La.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

Preventive measures have re-
duced the rate of malaria infec-
ton among American troops
overseas to one-fourth of the
l943 peak.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

Our stock of drug mer-
chandise, cosmetics and gift
merchandise is always new
-. WHY? Because a large
group of regular, satisfied
customers keep our stock
moving. They buy from us
because they get so MUCH
for so Yes we
have a complete line of drug
merchandise.