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Ex-Kimberly Cowboy Will Go Back to Pacific to Pick off Japs With Six-GunAnother chapter in the thrilling story of on ex-Kimberly cowboy who used an ancient six-shooter to kill Japs on New Britain comes in announcement that Sgt. H. H. Boude has been home on furlough and lias volunteered to return to scenes wlwe he amazed fellow marines with his pistol technique.S. T. Boude. Chlllicothe, Mo., wrote the Times-News that his son was home on furlough last month, but returned to San Carlos May 8. and plans to return to New Britain.“There were five in his outfit that went across with their dogs, writes the sergeant’s father, “and all came back, but he was the only one to volunteer to go back.”Sergeant Boude, a scout and dog-handier, astonished marines with his handling of an 187 i model single-action Colt pistol, which he carried In low-slung, old-timeSGT. II. II. BOUDE. . . Who shot from the hip to kill Japs on New Britain, and has volunteered to return to that theater, He enlisted in Twin Falls and describes himself as a former Kimberly cowpuncher. Remember him, Kimbcrlv?western style, and which he shot from the hip to accommodate a number of Japs seeking an opportunity to die for the emperor.The sergeant has a collection of 63 pistols and rifles which he keeps at his father’s home in Chlllicothe.The father, incidentally, must be something of a collector himself.“I’ve got his jungle suit, he boasts.The sergeant, an army man, was attached to the marines at request of the marine corps.SENTENCE SCHEDULED SALT LAKE CITY, May 25 (/P— U. S. District Judge J. Blake Kennedy, Cheyenne, Wyo„ today set for June 7 the sentencing of eight men and a woman convicted of violating federal white slavery and kidnaping statutes through their pluralmnrrincro
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Twin Falls Times News
Twin Falls, Idaho, US
Thu, May 25, 1944
Page 9
Full Page
Clipped by
Pearl K.
NA, 08 Apr 2019
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