WWII Beer Brand?

[siege1863]

When I had the opportunity to interview a number of former German POWs held in the camp at Clinton, Mississippi, one of the questions I asked was what brands of beer could they purchase in the "Kanteen."  One man remembered Schlitz and had a recollection of another.  He could not remember the actual brand but said it sounded like "bugle boy."  Although there is a current make by this name, it did not exist as early as WWII.  Can any members here suggest the possible brand?  Maybe regional?  

 

I attempted to search beer ads from the period using Newspapers.com, but there are too many results when using the term "beer."  Google phrase and image searches were not productive.   

 

Thanks.

[patches]

Michelob???

[ScottG]

Pfeiffer Beer of Detroit had special cans made in 43 and they were one of the most popular brands in the country at the time.   Scott

[robinb]

Iroquois Beer maybe?