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Evening star., 1940-12-24

Gary Cooper--No more westerns
until he asks for them.
Bette Davis-A whole library Of
Somerset Vaughan heroines. (Well
leading female characters, them
George Marshall-A 103-to-0 vic
tory over the Bears.
Edmund Plohn-Forty weeks OF the
equivalent of Katharine Cornell.
Hardie Meakin-Enough "Snow
Whites, etc" to run through a 81
week season.
Carter Barron-Ditto Gone With
ETC."
John Payette-A whole album OF
pictures of which it could be said
Held over longer than any other
picture in the Earle's history"
Clark Griffith-Two Walter john
sons and two Frank MerriWells as
four starting pitchers for the 1941
Nationals. (And passports for his
Venezuelans, etc.
Preston SturgeS, Ben decnC ano
all other writers who try
to make different movies-Under-
standing producers and great, huge
publics.
John Ford-Honors worthy Of his
success with two such pictures in
one year as "T'he Grapes of Wrath
and The Long Voyage Home"
Zorina-Dozens more years of that
beauty which we think is matchless
Press Agents-Drama editors more
gullible than drama editors usually
are. And city editors. news editors
and all other kinds Of editors while
we are about it.
Drama Editors-More press agents
like, say, Rufus Blair and Dick
Nancy.
Louise Noonan Miller and Abe
Toxins of the Little-Six pictures
the equivalent of "The Bakers
Wife"
Columnists-A choice of at least
five good subjects for each days
stint.
Every One-Enough money tc
make the approach of January ]
nothing more than the approach OF
January /.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
AM u s e M e N rs.

all right-but Carole's sister-in-lawi
Marlene Dietrich spotted in a
jewelry store. shooting the pocket
book. Her Christmas gift for 16-.
year-Qld daughter Maria Is a car.
Talking about autos. Deanna
Durbin and Fiance Vaughn Paul
each have a roadster identical in
color, make, gadgets, etc.
Robert Taylor flies in today from
his BILLY, the Kid" location to eat
his Christmas turkey with Barbara,
his mother and the zeppo Marxes.
-. Wallace Beery comes down the
chimney tonight for the edif1cation
of Carole Ann and Phyllis Ann. He
does Santa every year. Myrna
10y spends the day with her mother.
(Ex-H Husband Arthur Hornblow
makes Christmas whoopee with
Gene Markey in the desert,) :.
Don Ameche asked Santa Claus
(nee his wife) for an airplane. He's
getting one-a miniature! {.
Linda Darnells post Office employe
papa is coming up from Dallas to
spend the day with the family and
to meet Linda's beau-Mickey
Rooney! . The Brewer family get
their first taste of turkey this
Christmas. Daughter Betty is the
provider. All four Bing Crosby
kids get pony. Paulette Cod
dard is giving big dinner party
in the house that belongs to Chap
lin. He will not be there.
Economy note. Cary Grant Is
wearing in Penny Serenade" the
pair of pajamas he wore in THE
Awful Truth"
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
NatiOnal-Dark.
Screen.

obhkCs
NatiOnal-Dark.
Screen.
Palace-"Thief of Bagdad," color
full fantasy, with Sabu plotting the
magic carpet: 11:50 am, 2:15, 4:40
ITO and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"Four Mothers" further
adventure of the popular Lemp
family: II am, 1:40, 4:25, tbs and
10 pm. Stage shows: 1880, 3::35
$40 and 9:05 pm.
Keith's-"No, No, Nanette," film
version of the hit musical, with
Anna Neagle: 1875 am, 1:35, 3:35
5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Chad Hanna" pictur-
ization of the best-selling tale of life
with the circus: 1:50, 4:35, tbs and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: $40, $40
and pm.
Columbia -" Arise, My Love-
comedy romance set against a mod
ern European background: 1l:35
am, 2:10, 4:40, ITO and $40 pm
Metropolitan Dreaming Out
Loud" Lum and Abner solve their
neighbors' problems: 11:25 am,
1:25, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little-"The Great Waltz" the
last local showing of the spectacular
Evening star., 1940-12-24

she must wear for her role in "a
Womans Face" She sent back
photographs showing her ideas on
the subject. And in return received
a ''come-back-at-once" wire. Unless
she has again changed her mind,
joan is now in Hollywood.
Ann Dvorak has joined her hus-
band, Leslie Fenton, in England.
The director, who is British-born,
is making propaganda films in Lon
don. Ann crossed the Atlantic in
a British boat. That takes a lot
of spunk these days. She is turn
ing reporter for the duration-and
you will soon be seeing her articles
about movies and war in England.
The Carole Lombard stork rumors,
which followed her reservation of
a suite in New York hospital, have
been investigated. 1t was a baby
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Ravaees of Time

II used to do that when I was
a kid first learning to smoke" said
Paul Guilfoyle. II mean, pretend
to swallow a lighted cigarette"
He believed, he said, he could do
1t again-with a little practice.
Thus encouraged, Director Jack
Hively let the incident stay in the
script of R-K-O Radios "The Saint
in Palm Springs" in which Gull
foyle plays a hotel detective in
Evening star., 1940-12-24

support Of George Sanders and
Wendy Barrie.
Came the day when Guilfoyle was
to pull his trick for the camera.
Practice, he said, had made him
perfect, and he was very jaunty
about it. First aid stood ready,
however, just in case. Something
went awry, and the actor burned
his tongue. He begged for another
trial.
NO" ruled Director Hively. Cant
let you chance it.. You're not the
boy athlete any more"
Evening star., 1940-12-24

lIlu1lQ COulOlllk SneA"n Oi"A@'AA'
said. But the cameraman took one
look at her and yelled, "Oh, no-I
can't photograph you looking like
that" Bette began to apologize.
Mary roared with laughter and re-
moved the wad of cotton that was
filling out her face.
X n X
George Brent plans to write a
book on Hollywood. But not until
I leave here" he says. Sounds as
though George is going to tell all
). Ann Sheridan, by the way, does
not spend more than $40 a week
for her household expenses, ex-
Guiding rent. Her budget was pre-
pared for her by Brent. Their joint
picture, Honeymoon for Three"
has late January release date . Z.
Joan Crawford has been expert
menting in New York with the scar
Evening star., 1940-12-24

they won't tower
over their hero.
Jean Arthur
A po1e that
would make her
immune to the
jitters when she
encounters the
eSS or the
public.
Joan Crawford
That play she
has been talking
of doing since we
both were chill
dren.
Burgess Mere
dith-The height
Evening star., 1940-12-24

CuS
Bette D av l S
h a d to sla p
M ary Astor's
face for a scene
in 1.-THE Great
Lie. +" And Bette
Is n o b o d y S
weakling. The
next day Miss
Astor arrived on
the set with her
cheek swollen.
Don't let Bette
see you. shell
feel too badly" :"
Director E d -
Evening star., 1940-12-24

musical: II am, los, 3:15, 5:25,
7:35 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Christmas Just a Day
For Brian Ahernes
He Will Work, She Stays Home;
Jean Arthur's Cards Early;
Enrol Flynn on Flu List
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Fontaine will be Christmas
Aherne is in New York for broadcast Arthur
cards-they
Flynn substitute turkey
is
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Some Christmas Gifts
Santa Might Remember
They Would Include a Decent Script
For Shirley T. and Many Things
For Many Others in Films
AMUSEM ENTS.
BY JAY CARMODY.

Santa Claus would give:
Shirley script worthy what the most
cali wasted acting talent Hollywood
Garand-A that 100 resistant Judys
appetite chocolate sod @ changes for the worst
Mickey That in height that would
Evening star., 1940-12-24

IIIdkE IT. UIIIIeCtSSdIy IUI W-0-W GU'
bury the feet of some of his leading
ladies an inch or so below ground so
Evening star., 1940-12-24

HOPES, Dig and nCCIe, Eatner arUunu'
the dinner table of Boo Hopes
Aunt Alice tomorrow. It's a yearly
Evening star., 1940-12-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

AVALON 5612 Conn. Ave. NV.
WO. 26OO.
BING CROSBY, MARY MARTIN in
RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" At 500,
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Theaters Having Eve. Performances.

| Ap0H0 624 II St. NE,
OAN FIR. $500.
| BING CROSBY, MARY MARTIN in
RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" At g.,
| 7:55 $50. March of Time
Evening star., 1940-12-24

| Cu WE'D Ga. Ave. & CoIesviIle Pike.
S N SH. $500. Mat. PM
Parking Space Available to Patrons
MYRNA 10y. MELVIN DOUGLAS in
THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND" At
| Time "a
Evening star., 1940-12-24

UPTOWN esDn; %o. s.sc' ass' a,,' 4 sfTP;s: en-:
Parking Space Available to Patrons
| JOHN WAYNE. THOMAS MITCHELL
| IN LONG VOYAGE HOME" At
1:15, 3:2O, 5:25. 7:30, 9:35.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

TTV0TT l4th & Park Rd. NV.
VII COL. 1900. Mat. 1P.M
Bette DAVIS in THE LETTER, !"
with HERBERT MARSHALL. At
| / 20. z % n.on
Evening star., 1940-12-24

THE VILLAGE 1se7 .se RI. RI
Long Voyage Home"
|sJOHN WAYNE. THOMAS MITCHELL,
Evening star., 1940-12-24

YORK Ga. Ave. & Quebec Pl. NV.
ANANN RA. 400.
| GARY COOPER. WALTER BRENNAN
in THE WESTERNER." At 6, 7:5O,
9:45.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

SYLVAN 1st st. and r. I.
OAAVAIl Ave. NV.
''Down Argentine Way"
DON AMECHE and BETTY CRADLE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
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the trigger on those lazy bowels. So be
sure your laxative also contains Pepsin.
Take DR.. Caldwelps Laxative, because its
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derfulstomachcomfort whilethe Laxative
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power of Pepsin to dissolve those Jumps of
undigested protein food which may linger
in your stomach, to cause belching, gastric
acidity and nausea. This is how pepsin-
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distress. At the same time this medicine
wakes up lazy nerves and muscles in your
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how much better you feel by taking the
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that stomach discomfort, too. Even fin
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Lei ourneau's Plane
Makes Forced Landing

ANDERSON, S. c., May LIP
r. G. LeTourneau, millionaire in
dustrialist of Peoria, ILL.,, and Toe
Goa, Ca, made a successful emer-
gency landing at Anderson air
port this morning after one of
the wheels on the landing gear
of his twin motored plane stuck as
the Pilot Al Gilhousen, of Glen
dale, CAL, prepared to land at the
Toccoa airport earlier il che day.
LeTourneau was accompanied by
his wife and son Richard, and
Dick Letourneau, a nephew.
The plane circled the Anderson
airport for two hours and ten
minutes in order to exhaust the
fuel supply before attempting a
landing. Only the propellers were
damaged as the pilot brought the
plane to the field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Cooper Expects His Opponents
To Spend One Million Dollars

"Other candidates in this race
are expected to spend nearly a
million dollars in an attempt to
defeat me. None Of those men has
a million dollars of his own to put
on the line, and consequently must
be spending the money of big in
terests. If elected those men will
be indebted to the big interests that
are backing them, and to those
men who are working for them as
campaign managers. I am waging
a modest campaign at a cost of
only a fraction of what the other
candidates are spending and I am
beholden to no man. If elected I
am going to be free to serve the
people, as they should be served,
without fear or favor"
Cooper said he was heading for
Charlotte, Belmont and on into the
extreme west.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

Harpo Marx tops the figures of the
elegant blue Boy; Greta Carlo is
Raphael's Mona Lisa; Mickey
Rooney's tough mug is set on a Van
Dyke foppish boys figure.
The artist won't do these carica.
ture-composites according to a n y
ideas but his own, but the stars U.S.
ually like 'em. First one he did
here was George Arliss as Whist
ler's portrait Of Carlyle-a huge
canvas that Ar1iss rut over his fire
place. Next he painted the Marx
Brothers-.vntn Zeppo was still with
the gang-as Rembranu"s Burgc
meisters. They were so delighted
that they ordered four additional
copies, n as a gift for Director
Nc nan Mcleod. Groucho says he
built his new home around his pic.
ture.
Fields Balks
At Price
Fields wants his Queen Victoria
portrait but hesitates to pay t h e
price, though he va an excited
guest at the unwilling held in Gene
Fowler's office the other day. It was
quite a ceremony, with two studio.
costumed sailors hauling a Union
Jack off the picture while a third
fired a one-gun salute that just
missed Leo McCarey's office. Sir
Cedric Hardwicke was so entranc.
ed with the work that he ordered a
miniature. It's impressively framed
in gilt filigree and kept in a white
and gilt case with the cover inscrip-
ton: wv. C. Fields as Victoria Re.
gina by Sir John Decker, r. A."
II knighted myself for that" the
artist explained casually.
Decker Paints
In Any Style
Decker is so clever at copying old
masters that he nee bought a long.
coveted Modigliani, sight unseen,
and found on delivery that it was
one he had done himself. He isn't
any SLOUGH at originals, either; had
a one-man show here recently. Alan
Mowbray collects Deckers and has
80 of them now.
Lately he has tried his hand at
movie poster art-did that swiss
Family Robinson one you've been
seeing everywhere. He also repro
duces famous works of art for the
elaborate movie colony homes, g.
he'll obligingly do serious portraits
in the style Of any o" the masters.
Many a client has pointed to a Deck
e%r-created likeness and said, That's
me-by Reuben"
An executive who selected Van
Dykes style as the one in which
he wanted to be immortalized never
could remember t h e celebrated
name land during every party he'd
telephone Decker to ask, Say, who
was that guy who painted me?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
New Bern Is Allotted
$l,439,OOO For Housing

WASHINGTON, May 1. -F--
President Roosevelt approved today
$4,879, 900 of United States Housing
Authority loans to public housing
agencies in five states.
Among them were:
North Little kock,- Ark, $4,000
New Bern, N. c., $1,439, 900; and
Hopewell, Va, $4,000.
USHA officials said the loans
would pay 80 per cent of the esti-
mated $5,426,0 900 cost of 1.416 family
dwelling units IL the five develop.
ments.
Each loan contract was accom-
panied by an annual contribution"
contract in which USHA agreed to
make yearly contributions Of not
more than 3 IA per cent of the total
development cost Of the housing
project.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

FAYETTEVILLE, May 1-LR-
Mayor Thomas E. Cooper Of Will
mington continued to attack ma
chine control of the state govern
ment today as he campaigned for
the democratic gubernatorial NOM
nation and said other candidates
ARE expected to spend nearly a
million dollars in an attempt to
defeat me-"
The mayor attended the meeting
of law enforcement officers of the
Carolinas.
North Carolina will never
achieve the progress which is
rightfully hers during the next four
years if a machine-made man is
entrusted with the administration
of the states affairs" said Cooper.
The people of North Carolina
know this,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

WASHINGTON, May 1.-R-The
house judiciary committee killed to-
day the senate-approved Hatch bill
to regulate political activitie s OF
state employees paid with federal
funds.
The committee ordered the bill
tabled" meaning that it will be
stuffed away in a pigeonhole.
The vote was not announced n
Chairman Summers D-Tex) refused
to discuss the matter beyond a
ing the bare announcement OF dis
posal of the measure.
In addition to restricting the po-
litical activities of state employees
paid in whole or in part with fed
eral funds, the measure also would
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Grid Player Grabbing
Is Raped By Coach

CHAPEL HILL, May 1.-R-A
criticism of the in which
some colleges get their football play
ers was voiced last night by W. A.
Alexander, Georgia Techs athletic
director, before the Carolina Mono
gram club.
ut is sickening," he said, ITO see
representatives of some colleges, in
their desire 70 produce a winning
football team, bring in four or five
times as many gridiron prospects
as they need, play them in a fresh
mar game and then cut many of
them adrift."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Plenocratic Officials
Indicted For Fraud

CHICAGO, May 1.-R-six Of
ficials of the Universal Order of
Plenocrats were indicted by . fed.
eral grand jury today on charges of
using the mails to defraud hundreds
OF investors in a farm land invest.
ment plan.
The indictment, returned before
Judge Charles e. Woodward, alleg.
ed that Hundreds Of thousands of
dollars" were collected from per.
sons In many parts Of the country
in a fraudulent agricultural ven
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
DR.. Atkinson Heard
By Christian Churches

GREENSBORO, May 1. - Up -
The questions of whether to retain
the managerial office OF promotion
secretary and to continue publica-
ton of "Christian Sum-" 96-year-
old official church organ, came up
today at the seth biennial session
of the southern convention Of the
Congregational Christian churches.
Reports were heard from DR.. j.
O. Atkinson of Elon college, chair
man of the board Of superan ,ua-
ton, and DR.. John G. Truitt of
Suffolk, Va, chairman Of the COM
mittee on evangelism.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Unit Tables
Senate's Hatch Bill

have limited personal campaign con-
tributions to $4,000.
Later some committee members
said that the vote to table was IA
to 10.
Soon after the action was dis
closed, Representative Dempsey ID
NM announced that he would start
= petition to take the measure away
from the committee and bring it to
the house floor for debate. Such a
petition requires the signatures OF
21s members, a majority of the
house.
Dempsey, house sponsor of the
was obviously angered and
said he had been assured that the
committee would act favorably on
the legislation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

friends usually
sid for it.
John Decker's
rick is transpos-
ing III face of a
living subject to
the body Of m
body in a famous
painting, Current
ly the town is
s%nickering at Dec
ker's "Victoria
Regina" because
the face is that of
dubious = snozzled
w. C. Fields. Sim
i1iar1v tho head of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

1t figures out
like this:
If Holland is in
vaded, her rich
East Indies en-
pire is left UP in
the air. A British
or U. S. %protecto-
rate has been sug.
gested. ] a p a n
wouldn't ike that
a n d probably
would m o v e to
set up a protecto-
rate of her own.
Neither the U. S.
nor Britain would
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
ALL Union Officials
Convicted Of Extortion

NEW YORK, May LIPS i K
men, four of them ALL union Off
Gals, were convicted today of hav-
ing extorted $4,000 from fruit and
vegetable dealers. They will be sen.
fenced May 21.
Witness testified that tribute was
exacted from the dealers under
threats Of strikes, picketing and an
embargo upon their supplies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

The new Ryan YO-51 dragon
fly" is a short-range liaison obser'
walton plane, has a reported speed
of $50 miles an hour with a land
ing speed (estimated) Of about As
miles an hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

like that, in turn, and out of it =
trouble.
And Guam is a lot closer to the
Netherlands East Indies than any
adequate naval base the U. S. now
owns.
Base Could Be
Quickly Built
The navy has been asking for har-
Dor improvements on Guam f o r
over a year. Last winter Congress
voted the idea down, fearing Japan
would look on it as a threat. The
same item vas put in. the navy bill
this year; the House again voted it
down, but the Senate is putting it
back and this time it may stick.
On the face of it, the measure is
simple enough. All that's asked -
enough money to dredge the knobs
Of coral out of the otherwise fine
harLur so patrol planes could land
tn 3 safely. But in the back of the
navy's mind is the idea that the
nation may soon be wanting a regu-
lar naval base there very badly.
Starting from scratch, such a ba,e
could be built in less time than it
takes to build a %battleship. If there's
going to be trouble in the East In.
dies, the navy figures it'd be a lot
more useful.
U. S. Main Fleet
Might Be Needed
Combined naval forces of Holland,
Britain, France and the U. S., sta
toned il far eastern waters aren't
very formidable, even though the
French and Dutch are understood to
have increased their strength there
Of late. Consensus is they could &C.
lay a Japanese descent on the East
Indies and or Malaga but couldn't
hope to stop it. That'd take the main
U. S.. fleet.
Nearest U. S. base is Cavite, in
the Philippines, but it's inadequate.
1t has an old drydock which could
dCCoILiIloudte llSIt cruisers anu is
equipped to do limited repairs, but
for a full-dress scrap it just wouldn't
do. That leaves Pearl Harbor, which
is too far away.
East Indies
PrOvid. Raw Materials
Trade figures show why the U. S.
government is concerned about any
threat to the East Indies.
Three of the II commodities list
ed as strategic raw materials
tin, rubber and quinine-come most
ly from the East Indies and Malaya.
In 1887, last year for which figures
are available, the U. S. bought from
those two areas s81, 500, 900 worth of
tin, $135, 600, 900 worth Of rubber and
Though the dollar figure isn't i'm
pressive-nost of its quinine.
If Japan got those two areas she
could either cut off U. S.. supplies,
or by continuing their sale make the
U. S. help finance her war with
China.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

During the month Of Fo,
1910, there were 2O5 accidents
ported. Two of this number v.s.
minor accidents involving air, %e's
OF the 209 non-airline accidentn
involved fatalities. Is
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
Rumania Will Expel
200 Suspected Spies

BUCHAREST, May l. up The
Rumanian government was reported
today to have signed orders for the
expulsion of 200 Germans after a
canvass of 600 homes in the Oil field
districts and other stategic areas OF
Rumania
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
In Hollywood
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, May IA r e d.
headed artist with a malicious
sense Of humor is getting a lot of
fun out of his hobby of caricatur-
ing the movie stars. Considerable
money, too, because if an a C t o r
doesn't want to buy his portrait, his
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
BEHIND H SCENES
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May Hollands
danger of getting drawn into the
war may have the somewhat round
about effect of giving the U. s..
Navy its long-sought harbor i'm
movements on the island of Guam.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

AAAND Mn vvALA~S
H. A. B.: II am bothered at night
with ar itching on my heels. It
seems to start in the evening after
dinner. The best I can describe it
is that it is like a frostbite. No
breaking of the skin, just a dry,
tingle itching"
Answer-This is probably due to
a circulatory disturbance, either
v~aricose veins or hardening of the
arteries Of the leg. 1t may be in
creased by construction of the legs
from carriers or elastic. Also, the
shoes should have expert attention.
Diabetes may cause such a condi-
ton, and, therefore, an examination
Of the urine for sugar is indicated.
L. j.: will you please tell me if
eating uncooked oatmeal would have
any injurious effect? 1 started about
three years ago and now I eat quite
a good deal. I just love it and would
rather have it than almost any.
thing else. I have never felt as well
in my life and have often felt that
my system may need this rough
age"
AnsWer-For those who are able
to stand the roughage, unlocked oat.
meal is a good food. Probably not
as much Of it is absorbed as cooked
oatmeal, but enough for nutritional
purposes is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

Wright Field, at Dayton, has been
called the "Heart of the Army Air
Corps" At this field, designs are
conceived, specifications drawn, and
finished planes and parts tested.