Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 7

Thursday Evening, November 13, 1941 'THUNDERBIRDS POLISH MANEUVERS By RICHARD DUMIT 45th Division Press Section Encouraged by Iheir strong showing against the undefeated Fort Sill Reception Center eleven Tuesday at Fred- trick, Oklahoma, the 45th division gridsters will take to the practice field the rest of the week with one object in view polish their offensive maneuvers. 9 Of course, defensive play will come in for consideration, too, but the way the line was ripping through and smashing enemy bajl-toters Tuesday, it appears that there need be no worry in that department. Lack of actual game experience probably hurt the Thun more than any one thing and with a few more stiff scrimmages under their belts, the division team will be hard to stop. However, considering the fact that the Armistice Tune In on KRBC THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS PAGE SEVTEN CHART FOR CLASS A District 10A LATEST a 19, Anion 0. A a 2t, Harwell 6.

Throcl-moncn 1'ark 15, Rule 13 Throckmotto Anson ThrocWmorloi SKASO.V A I 1. Pet PU 0 .851 ill 114 1 2 2 .606 .511 ICO Pet Pis Opj 1 0 107 33 I 0 53 41 1 1 3S 26 1 2 -6DO 30 27 Albany a i a i Thruvnmorlcn. Anjon. A I A MCHT A a al liamlln. District 8A A I RKSn.TS a Colfman 0.

RiAily 34. Winters H. SanU Anna 13, Crc.Si a SKASON STANU1XCS Team pet PL? BaLllnxer 7 0 1 .937 215 3 0 ant A a PEalna Uoielle i 3 a 4 i 0 .500 81 65 A 1 I. Pel PIS i.flco 146 103 2 3 .400 40 108 1 3 .167 36 63 0 6 .000 12 167 Day game was their first of the season, the Thundcrbirds must be given plenty of credit for the showin" they made ASK RETURN GAME Already the gridders are talking about a return game with the green-clad boys from Lawton and according to Major Lee P. Gilstrap division morale officer, such a garni a definite possibility for earl: iext month.

Fort Sill's first open date will be December 9 and suel a return game would prove an at ractlve bill-of-uuc for grldlroi ans. Tile 45th squad was under the co-leadership Tuesday of Lt. Noble Rlggs, former gridiron star Arizona State at Tempe, and Lt John Parllch, also a standout a Arizona State of Flagstaff. Re cently appointed head coach. Cap tain Gerry Hlnas has been kep busy with Army duties and hi turned over the reins of the lean to Rlggs and Pavllch, temporaril at least.

The Thunderblrds uncovered trio of good passers Tuesday li Shoe Cooper, Gafford Sanders, am Cecil Capehart. Cooper seemed throw the best of the group bi was handicapped by a bad tne which kept him out of the game most of the lime. However, the others can handle the pigskin and a fancy aerial game should be one of the 45th's main features in a short while. Particularly encouraging was the teeth-jarring taoc.es of the whole line against the Fort Sillers. The longest gain the Fort Sill warriors made through the line the whole afternoon amounted to Jour yards and there seems io be little likelihood of any team ripping through the Thunderblrd front offense with consistency.

Major Gilstrap still has a dozen Airings out for games but hasn't anything definite as yet outside the late November clash with the Will Rogers Air Base at. Oklahoma Jty. RADIO PROGRAMS (TSN) -KRBC- (MBS) On Your Dial THURSDAY'S NEWSCASTS AND COMMENTATOK8 News--Frank MclnLyre Carter Commentator Bulletins Lewis, Yours Barkeley News--Don Robinson News--Charles Chuniley G. Swing--Analyst Man In Person News--Charles chutnley Bulletins THURSDAY'S BEST BETS Defense Week Jurgen's Gray's 3--AP Bulletins Goodnight. A MAT HT.KK BaHlnr.tr.

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Abilenian Ruled Off Illinois lurf Louis Fights For Charity CHICAGO. Nov. Illinois racing board Wednesday indefinitely suspended Jockey Robert Merrill, Brad Brodsky, a Philadelphia liorse owner, and his trainer, Harry Baker, for "practices detrimental to the best Interests of racing." All (hrec had appeared at the board's hearings into a "ringer" case in which Hasty Notion, racing under the name of Rapid Bone, won nt Hawthorne, Srpt. 23, under the ownership oJ R. V.

C. Van Cleve. Van Cleve, of Abilene, and several others alleged to have been with (he 'ringer" case, ruled off the turf for life by the board two weeks ago. Brodsky, who at one time owned Hasly Notion, testified Uul he sold (he horse to William Rafferty ol Philadelphia for Brodsky said that he understood Rallcrly had purchased the horse for his aunt. Rsffcrty failed to appear at the hearing.

Merritt rode Hnsty Notion to victory a motilh ago Laurel had Identified pictures 0( Raplt Bone and Hasty Notion us the same horse. NEW YORK, Nov. Heavyweight champion Joe Louis has been paid princely sums for fighting, but hts wage scale is skidding to the vanishing point. Within a few weeks he will be inducted into the army to i if necessary, for $21 a month and now he has agreed to i for the navy for nothing. A 15-roimd title bout, between the champion and Buddy Baer, the big Californian he beat in six rounds la-st spring, was announced last night for Jan.

9 in Madison Square Garden. The profits will go to the New York auxiliary of the navy relief society and Louis will receive nothing more than his expenses for staking his heavyweight crown, the most valuable bauble in sports. Rear Admiral Adolphm Andrews, ommsndant of the Third naval isfrlct and commander of the forth Atlantic naval coastal fron- announced the match, which vos arranged for him by Promo- er MiJce Jacobs. Aside from Ihe a Ixiuis will donating his services, the finan- ial arrangements for the champion's 20th defense of his title were lot disclosed. But Ancil Holfman.

Baer's manager, said in Sacramento. hat Buddy would receive the cus- omary challenger's -percentage after axes and a 10 per cent cut for he navy had been taken off the op. Barfceley Request Hour In Ihe i i BurleJgh SraJih of iht Dm Reporter--TEN' Man fa FtrioJl o' Morning We 1 and i AiounrJ A 3-00--Reddy Kilowatt's CooVlnj Bulletins Shopper trig Strings MBS 9:45 Easy Atn--TSN 10:00 Our Gal Sunday--TSN Songs of Today Man fn Perton 11 05--Illut Bennett Contest. i 11 Interlude Period of Air AMernoon Hms'ng Sam 12 :15 Cora nil Lu nch 01 -Luncheon Lyrics A Foster--MBS I I'layboya IHH--Afternoon Devotional Be Announced Newa --Frank NETWORKS In proxrurti lliUA latl mlnule aetwurk roirertJ.oDi) Tom Sllx Serial--nbt-blue-eail J. Johniton Songs--nbc-blue-w it Btn Bernfe Variety--chs Captatn Midnight's Serial-- i.OO--ltnv*r i Orch--obc-rrd Kaeorts and Betty--nbc-blue-eail Stories ot Ntwa Broadcaala--cba Fort Brapg Salutes, Arnay--mbs Ntwi--nbc-red Uance Orch--nbc-blue-eiat To Pe Wm.

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Newi--all chains Field Artillery Students Named Nintcen enlisted men of Ihe 151th, 160th and field artillery regiments of the 45th infantry division will leave Camp Barkeley Saturday far Port Sill where they will be on temporary duty for 12 weeks as students at the field artillery school. Six men will be students in a motor mechanics course. They are Privates First Class William G. Spaneler, and James B. Dunlap, 189lh; Lloyd Summy and Lynval H.

Lay, 160th, and John O. Holcomb and Burton c. Mead of the 158tlv Three will be students in a' Lery mechanics course, Privates First Class Dorrls Draper, 160th, Claude E. Arnold, 189th, and Prt. Kermltt I.

Tull, 158th. Four corporals, two privates first class and four privates will lake a communications course. The corporals are Charles P. Cunningham and Lloyd E. Buttrum.

160th, and Elisha Gassett and Billy D. Williams 139th. The privates first class are Alfred A. Thomas, 160th, and Leonard B. Scott.

189th, and the privates are Joe M. Salazar, James W. Dorough and Samuel G. Archer, all of 158th, and Earl E. Petty of the 189th.

Corp. Frank M. Bayer, Headquarters company, 120th quartermaster regiment, will leave Barkeley Saturday for Akron, Ohio, where he will be on temporary duty as a student for four weeks at the Goodyear Tire Rubber company. I FEMININE WHITER 1 HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured writer. 13 Destiny, Ever 15 160 square rods.

172000 pounds (PU. 19 Space. 21 War aviator. 23 Chinese measure. 24 Music note, 25 Mineral spring.

27 Cushions. 29 Courtesy title. 32 Abound. 33 Comparative suffix. 34 Salver.

36 Challenge. 38 Compass point. 39 Clod. 40 Proportioned. 41 Louisiana (abbr.) 42 Sole.

44 Covenant. Answer to Frevtotu 45 Street 46 Bones. 48 Accumulate. 60 Snake. 53 Violent anger.

.55 Toward. 56 If not (Latin). 57 Worm. 69 She is a well- known VERTICAL Preposition. 4 American Indian.

i Canvas shelter. 6 Biblical pronoun. 7 Surrendered. 8 Measure ol area. 9 Price passage.

10 Frozen dessert. 11 Obliterate. 12 The 16 Narrow fillet. IS East Indian island. 19 Fleets of armed ships.

20 Her books have won 22 Body of dead animal. 26 Depends. 28 Ostiole (zoo). 30 Affirmative vote. 31 Paid publicity.

32 Trial. 35 Regret. 37 Fabulous bird, .41 Lade. (3 Print measure. 44 Postscript 47 A boalsprit.

49 Bottomless gulf. 51 Premium. 52 Hurl. .54 Tree. 56 Greek letter.

57 Electrical engineer 59 Steamship 45th Non-Coms Honor General Entertaining In honor of Brlg.D. DuBose and Lloyd C. Snyrier, Gen. Frank C. Mahtn, new com- and Lieutenants Meh'ln E.

Smith, of the 90th infantry minder brigade, the non-commlssloncd officers of' the 178th infantry regiment held i buffet-dinner last night at Ihe regimental recreation hall. Gen. s. Key, commander of the 45th division, was special guesl. Serving as official host for the non-coms was Dean Yount, the regimental sergeant major, He was slsted by the master id first sergeants of the regiment.

Quests of the non-coms In the eceivlng line were Generals Key nd Mahln, Col. Murray P. Glbtxws, 9th commander, Col. James C. yron, 45th chief of staff, and leut.

Col. Henry A. Bootz. G-l of Key's staff. Assisting the master sergeants and rst sergeants In the unofficial region line at the hall were: Ueut.

ol. Joe J. Miller, Lieut. Col. Harry Majors Lee Thompson, alph Ownby, Byron r.

Jolly and itriclt H. I-awson, CaoUlns Evertt A. Duell. Henry P. James, James Water Bill for Camp IBJ26 City of Abilene collected $23.726.91 from Camp Barkeley for water from March 1 through Sept.

30, according to records of the camp finance office. Heaviest monthly consumption was July when worth of water was used at the camp, consumption took big drops in August and September while the 45th infantry division was in Louisiana on maneuvers. Water bills for the months of March, April and May were paid by the Camp Bowie finance officer, remainder by the Camp Baj- keley office. The monthly bills were: March April, May, June, July, August, September, $1.864.80. The bills are figured on gallons of water that through the camp sewer plant, plus 10 percent for water used In washing army trucks and other vehicles.

Blind Bogey Play At Country Club In conjunction with the 72-holc medal play golf tournament, belnf staged on four different Fridays a' the country club, an 18-hole bllm hojey event will be held tomorrow Tlie winner Is to get turXey. will be Ihn second round of foil wick tourney. Mrs. Ted Huestls a 93 and Mrs. R.

s. Leavttt at 94 are the leaders. Ladder matches arc also scheduled Friday. Pro-Manager Morgan Hampton also has announced that three tur keys will be given away from accuracy contest Saturday and Sun day. The turkeys RO for the tnrce closest the pin on th 173 yard No.

10. A iniall entry wll be levied. Discharged From Troop College of Surgeons' Approved List Includes Hendrick Memorial Included again for 1941 on the more Ihan 10.000,000 patients approved list of hospitals of the admitted to hospitals in the Uni American Hendrfck College of Memorial Surgeons is hospital of I doje he would give up Vandy, and rknow we're not trading Reiser --though one of my rules Is that no player is Indispensable. Maybe well get together on something." Albert Pacing Stanford in Bid For Coast Title McPhail Ready To Talk Trades NEW YORK. Nov.

janltroll of approximately $250.000 ind some excellent trading material hold any charms for rival elub owners. President Larry MacPhall of the Brooklyn Dodgers lias no tn- tcnlion of sianding pat with the club that won this year's national league Hag. In the first place, lie admitted today, Dodgers badly need a good left-handed pitcher and another outfielder who bals right- handed. And in Ihe second place, said with a twinkle, both Ihe Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds had belter gel busy and do something they expect to live In the same league with the St. Louis Cardinals next year.

just got through Idling Warren Giles that tn this teller." he satrt, waving a copy of his epistle to the general manager of Ihe Reds. "Warren would like to do some trading, and I've told him I hope we can set logelher to our mutual benefit, because St. Louts Is going to be touch. "Giles would like to have Babe Phclps. He needs catcher, and it's no secret that we're going Io trade Phelps Io somebody.

But It depends on what he's willins to give up to gel Thelps. "Sure, we would like to have Johnny Vander Meer. He's Ihe left- hander we need. And so would Giles like Io have our Pete Heiser. But PAL8 ALTO.

Nor. 13-- All America football candidacies are booming. So Is Prankie Albert. Stanford's southnaw field general and only bacifleld holdover from the mythical national eleven of 1940. If Foxy Frankie doesn't retain his all America laurels this year it won't be because of lack of support from the West Coast.

The consensus to he's doing a belter Job this year than last, when he steered the Indians to 10 straight wins including the Rose bowl championship. The blondish young man with the big grin and a genias for fool- Ing the opposition has had a harder job this season became proven b.ickfieM talent has been scarcer. His coach and confidant, Clark h.iufhnc.wy. has this to say: "Albert is a better player thun he was last year. Bi-ides the added experience, he has shown Increu- ed ingenuity.

He started out with a team 20 percent weaker ovir 19tO fqujd. It was up to Frank. He's delivered like the great leader he is. I can't praise him enough but then people will think I prejudiced." Stanford is two jumps from Seven members of Troop 56th Cavalry, former National unit of Abilene, recently have received honorable discharges from federal service. Among them was 1st Sgt.

Ollie M. (Bud) Beeves, former Hardin-Simmons university student and football star, who had been topkick of the. troop since Its induction last Nov. IB. He will retup to civilian life as an employe of Ihe Coca Cola Bottling Co.

In Monahans. Before mobilization, he was an employe of the West Texas Utilities company. Also receiving his discharge was Pfc. Jesse C. Pike, carried on the Troop roster but detached for service to Troop E.

Pike was known throughout the regiment as orderly to Capt. William A. Johnson, second squadron commander. Other members of the troop receiving discharges were Pvt. Joe Hallonqnkt, former stable sergeant; Pvt.

Riifus Thomas, horscshoer: Pvt. Claude Pvt Enrice Rossi, and Pvt. Jim D. Knight, teamster. Four members of Troop have been nicking regular trips to Del Rio to Instruct the Del Rio home guard platoon In phases of dismounted drill and the manuel of arms.

They are Sgt. Lester Dorton, Corp. Babe Meeks, Corp. Rudolph Plowman and Corp. E.

V. Price. Troopers wearing new stripes include Sgls. Jack Taylor and J. T.

Bell; Corp. Jack ZabUradil; Pfc J. K. Newman, third class specialist; and Pfc. Bill Guest, fourth specialist.

Abilene, according to the annual announcement of the hospital standardization committee's report. Total of 2,813 hospitals of the United States and Canada and 9 few other countries are on new list, an Increise of 67 over the 1940 list. Dr. Inin Abtll of Louisville, chairman of the board of regents of the college and head of the health and medical committee of the federal security agency said, as he announced tiie new list: Hospitals are more appreciated today than ever before, doubtle-ss because the nation in mobilizing its resources for defense has recognized the fundamental value of a high average of health. Physical deficiency to an alarming extent has been brought to light In the extmlnations for selective service, ed States and Canada during th past year, yet the rejections selective service reveal that hun dreds of people are still neglec ing treatment of easily remedlab defects.

"The approved hosplt in your community, with Its cellent facilities and its efficie: personnel." declared, "stam ever ready to assist your phys clan in rendering to you every sible aid that scientifically app'lf medicine can afford. The hospit exists to amplify and extend powers of the physician to cor bat disease and the effects of 1: jury. The physician remains general in charge of the attac though we have set up an elabora armamentarium and trained sta to help him. For the of the patient and the advanc ment of health of all the peop communities should help their ho pltals to meet the basic standar which have resulted in rejections or approval by the American Co for that cause of about 40 percent of the registrants. Medical, dental, and hospital services have been readily available all their lives to most of these men, but many have failed to utilize them.

Hospitals for health preservation, especially should be considered fortifications those which are properly staffed and equipped to meet the standards for approval, and their diagnostic and therapeutic service should be used to discover and arrest disease in its earliest stages, before impairment of vital functioning has occurred." Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern, associate director of the American College of Surgeons and In charge of hospital activities, added that The betting is that It will clear the last two hurdles. Washington State college this Saturday and California, Nov. 29.

If it does much of the credit will go Jo Foxy Frankte. return trip to Rose bowl PUBLIC RECORDS H. H. a and Kcultr Karl A. frhmld And Kleanoc TrunF.

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CNvroitt Koj- WirUck, OMG pickup. Jlmmte CretuTiaw, Bart; BoMlInjc Ford truck Welcome Delegates of the Baptist General Convention Be lure and lee the I selection of Christmas Cards Abilene Printing Stationery Co. FHA LOANS t-i MnliM W. $. WAGUY UtALTY CO.

New Shipment Just Received! WOOL BLANKETS Size 72x84 WOOL AUTO Site 66x84 ATTRACTIVE PRICIS! ge of Surgeons, which brief ated, are as follows: Other West Texas hospitals le list are: Amartllo, Nortwhes Harold C. Theus, Martin J. OrKfln and Arthur H. Hinson. xu hospital, Anthony's Brownwood, Medical Arts capital Paso, City-County ospital, Puso Masontc hospitsl Hotel Dleu sbters hospital, Tovidenoe hospital Southwest- Otneral hospital, William Jtaumont General hospital; Lub- LubbocV Sanitarium, West hospital; Mineral Wells, hospital; San Angelq, Clinic Hospital.

St. John's hos- Utl, Shannon West Texas Mem- rial hospital; Sanitarium, a Tuberculosis sanitarium; a a Sealy hospital; Wichita Falls, Bethania hospital, Wichita Falls clinic hospital, Wichita ral hospital. (Asterisk indicates hospitals which lave met minimum requirements mt tor acceptable reasons have not put other requirements into effect nd which showed efforts to do so oon). MOTHER give YOUR child tame expert care used when QUINTUPLETS CATCH COLD At the first sign of chest Quintuplets' throats and chests rubbed with Musterole ft product mule especially to promptly relieve the DISTRESS of colds and resulting bronchial and croupy coughs. Hueterole gives euch wonderful re- because it's MORE than an ordinary "salve," It break up local congestion, Since Mufterote fs used on the Quints you may be sure you're using just about the BEST product made! IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild Musterole.

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