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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29
Several Thousand
Prisoners Say
Germans
Soviet DESTROYER,
Warships Said
to be Sunk

tBy International News service)
Berlin. Aug. 2o-INS-- Rerchs.
fuehrer Adolf Hitler and Premier
eenlto Mussollnl have been con-
ferrlng this week at the German
headquarters on the Russian bat.
tlefront. II was announced here to.
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

WHITE TABLE TOP gas stove, 4
burner $40. III y. River. Adv. S2s'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

Terms this week only.
DORIAN CHEVROLET
Adv. S29S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29
Flashes Of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Saturday:
Cloudy, Showers

CHUNGKING, China-AP- The
Chinese foreign office protested 70
day to the French embassy against
an alleged violation OF the Chinese
border by French troops in Indo
China and demanded guarantees
against a repetition Of the Incl
dent.
WASHINGToN-lNs- PresE
dent Roosevelt disclosed today
that W. AVerell Hartman will
head the U. S. mission to the
Joint conference at Moscow
with Soviet and British author
tiles looking to a coordination
Of greater resistance to the Ger
man threat.
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See FRENCH LEssoN-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

SAN FRANCISCO-AP-Safely
-fsst- enc strike deadliRe, % major
San Francisco hotels operated
normally today. but the operators
expected wafkout by their 5000
employees, possibly as early as to-
night. The time originally set for
the strike was 9:25 o'clock last
night, but 1t passed without any
thing happening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

WASHINGTON-AP- A mini
mum wage of 40 cents an hour for
ell employees engaged in manufac-
turing women's and children's gar
ments was approved today by Gen
eral Philip B. Fleming, wage-hour
administrator.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

BOSTON-INS- With coopera-
ton Of the alleged intended victim,
Percival B. Evans. Wakefield shoe
manufacturer, police today arrested
Robert Z. Burns. IS. New York City.
in connection with a $4,000 extor.
ton plot. Burns was arrested at
gunpoint after a rough and tumble
fight with police inspectors in the
lobby Of a Boston hotel. Police said
they found on Burns an imitation
New York police badge in a leather
case.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

TOKYO-AP-From daybreak to
neon September /, the 18th ami
versary OF Japan's great earth
quake, fire brigades from all 40
stations in the capital are schedul.
ed to take part in city.wide drills
on control of incendiary bombs.
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Continued on Page Six)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

LONDON-AP- Mrs. John G.
Ninant. wife OF United States am
bassador TO the Court of st. James,
left England by plane today for
Lisbon en- route to the United
States.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

NEW ROCHELLE, N. zap
DR.. Irving H. Berg, SO, clergyman
and dean since 1886 of the New York
University college of arts and pure
science. died today in New Rochelle
Hospital after several days illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

SEATTLE-AP- Three firemen
were injured today fighting a $780,
600 lumber yard fire on the water
front. Origin of the blaze was unde.
termined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

TOKYO-1NS- The government
OF Imperial Japan decreed full war
time mobilization Of labor today in
preparation for all emergencies de-
spite indications OF an easing of the
tension between this country and
the United States.
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See SLAYINGS-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

WASHINGTON INS-The Ma
tional Defense Mediation Board to-
day appealed to 5000 workers on
strike in. II plants of the U. s
Gypsum Co. to return to work lin
the interests OF national defense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

BERL1N-AP-The German high
command announced today the loss
in action OF Captain Hermann Jop-
pien. fighter pilot credited with 20
aerial victories. A communicate de-
scribed him as one of the Reich's
most successful and audacious aces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-29

PHILADELPHIA AP-The Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars And national
encampment turned to election of
officers today after hours OF heated
foreign policy debate which saw a
resolution condemning isolationist
groups first approved then the vote
on 1t declared illegal and the matter
finally tabled.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


THE ALTAMoNT. 10th AND WYOMING
aye. n.w.-3 rooms, kitchen and bath, for
three months, S11O per mo. LINKINS
co. 1922 H St. NV. District 3522.
FRANCIS pI1 y SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, goth
room. kit, dinette, pvt. bath; 1 or 2 per-
sons; day. week; Frigidaire: full service;
nicely furnished. Ma. 5425.
WESLEY HEIGHTS SPRING VALLEY VI
nished, air conditioned; suite Of bedroom,
sitting room, bath. twin beds: maid service.
phone; exposures: overlooking lovely open
gentlemen. Emerson 1864.
36 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-3 LARGE
gas. Frigidaire: Dupont 4s4e. /.
oVERLooKING POTOMAC, APT. m
ns room Vng room snd b
lease. ordway 2ss3.
us MADISON ST. NW-1 ROOM AND
KIT and inclosed porch; newly dec. and
furn,; pvt. ent.; uni. ph., nice bath. plenty
of hot water: expr bus at door.
200 TAYLOR ST. N.W-4 RMS; BATH,
FTigIdaire; lishSs gas heat; 1oJ high elevations
sSea sransp reasonasle P ca cali Wo o'sez se44 '0nV
THE HIGHLANDS, 1914 CONN: AVE.
attractive apt. double living room. bed BED
IUOUlS, lull-AlZGu TOOm duQ
sized kitchen and bath: dining room in
building. roof garden. LINK1NS CO.. 1922
H st. NV.
THE ALTAMONT. 10th AND WYOMING
ave.-Attractively and completely fur
nished apt; 3 rooms, kitchen and bath.
large living room, bedroom. oval dining
room: best neighborhood: will rent for
three months, S110 per month. LINK1NS
CO, 1922 II st. NV.
1441 CHAPLIN ST. N,W.-NICELY FUR
nished Groom apt, private bath. suitable
3 adults Utilities furn. Gentiles.
2516 18th ST. N.W.-ON HEIGHTS AT
Central High, Is min. to 14th and G. 2
rms. kit, private bath. Suitable adults.
BASEMENT APARTMENT FOR RENT.
close to transportation no children mar
ried couple preferred. go Seaton pl NV.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH
another in desirable downtown location.
Eve. phone MA. 90S6, Apt. 102.
1880 ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, sleeping porch; new dec, Beauty
rest mattress, studio couch: nice for 2 or
3; gas, light. refrigeration incl. l.
23O1 CONN AVE NV, APT 21-3 BED
rooms, 2 baths liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
porch, all fully furnished will sublet
June l to October l; S175 per mo.
sUBLEAsE. COLONIAL VILLAGES
weeks: living r., bedrm.. kitchenette. bath.
Call between Q Am. and Q pm. CH.
1000, Ext. 313. q
Evening star., 1941-06-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

4s13 N. l4th ST. ARLINGTON RMS, |
furn: Couple CHI 1892
ARLINGTON, va RMS, KIT. BATH;
1Gsss hea bus az doo cH HIS 649 S2o and
429 JEFFERSON AVE, RIvERDALE. MD.
3 rooms. semi-pvt. bath; cleo, gas fur
nished; $50.
sos WELLS AVE, HYATTs., MD.-FURN.
near bus; SIS a week.
ARLINGTON % 2402 18th 81. soUTH.
cluded; $50. Phone Glebe 11s1.
EAST RIvERpALE-FURN, OR UNF, IN
June 18th Wartield SS42. a' A"'''
ARLINGTON AdsLl S;9 ,.Vy.At-FyRNIsHEp LIVING
lS:sspt i& All n TfS Tho%ss sP' P''4 Apt Sa4s T.
UNFURNISHED-3 ROOMS: AMI; REA-
sonable: adults. 1921 North Utah ST..
Arlington, Va.
370I COLUMBIA PIKE ARLINGTON. VA
-FrTnished; rooms and kitchen: anil
on l0c bus line; near stores, etc; sentiles,
prefer Govt. employe.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, . ROOMS.
blocks north of Columbia pike
UNFURNIsHED; 4 ROOMS, BATH, PORCH;
14heiafd Vlile md aSH,tS VIZ sa542 Wine ave- Hy"'s-
| ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH: FUR
BHslto Be To- pike and Ferris lane. "a miles north
350s 36th, MT. RAINIER, MD-FUR-
nlsned or unfurn. apt; room and kitchen:
reasonable
IIo4 SO 6lst. CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Nd
newly decorated: utilities and refg; s32
BUCKINGHAM LADY SHARE WITH AN
other: employed, bdr., furnished. Address
Box 234-E. Star
R4GkIfoHAM TU0mS H k dIAefia XAF9RN s5s nv BEP p
Sept. or longer. Address BOX 26s-E, Star.
TAKOMA PARK, MD, 10 SYCAMORE
sye-3-room apt, gas. heat, electricity
ATTRACTIVE . RMS, sEMI-PVT. BATH:
for settled couple; large yard garage: com
pletely turn. except silver. linen. SH. 24G6
ARLINGTON, VA.-UNFURNIsHED, Ist
modern and private; adults: oxford
ARLINGTON ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH;
! GROUND n light, gas heat furn.; cool,
nice yard private entr. oxford l21l-W
sUNWARD ESTATE IN NEARBY VAN
private garden; unusually attr.. unf
| apartment; adults only; 4 rms. private
entrance; patio grove, outdoor fireplace;
! S65. jackson 1878.
! u BANNER ST, HYATTSVILLE, MD
/
tacned house. Warfield 2S43
| ! NORTH DU BARRY AVE. sEABROOK,
Ma;. mile from Lsnham on Bowie I'd
3-room furnished apt; ami; everything
turnlshed: adults only; $4,000. /.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT. - 2
| rooms, bath, electric kitchenette; private
| entr, fireplace. screened porch, oil heat;
ADULTS only; $3.50. Glen Echo. WI. D64s.
ARLINGTON. vA.-ATTRACTIVE BROOM
apt Frigidaire; "a block Wilson blvd;
| d0c bus. 1911 no. Highland st. CH.
ARLINGTON; vA-sTRATGHT OUT VII
| son blvd. left on N. Abingdon, 1876 Work
| ing couple, > rms, k and b.: unfurn.;
| closets gas. light continuous hot water,
heat; use of laundry and machine: S45.
FALLS CHURCH. VA-ENTIRE 2nd FL
| > rms bath; 4 expos. screened porch pvt.
entrance; adults. Falls Church 1884.
NEARBY MD-4-ROOM AND BATH APT -,
So mo. Call HILLSIDE 0573-R after > pm.
UNFURN, 5-RM. APT WITH BATH .
porches breakfast nook gar. pvt. lawn;
water and heat furn: $50 902 S. Taylor
1 St. Arl. Va. oxford 2437-J.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
CONCORDGARDENS,

l3UI CONCORD AVE. NV.
(Cor 5000 Block 18th ST.
New cross-ventilated. AIR-COOLED apt.
. rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath. RE-
FRIGERATION AND COOKING INCLUDED
IN RENTALS
Resident Manager Apt 1O3 RA. 1856.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
STUDIO APARTMENT.
APARTS. FURN. OR UNFURN.

IN GEORGETOWN HOUSE-VERY LGE.,
cool. quiet bachelor apt, 2 rms, big dress
ing rnl., bath will furn. to suit. 3120 N
st. NV. Decatur 2212.
NV OR RMS, KIT. FRIGIDAIRE.
range, porch. yard; cor. home; employed
couple genties. Georgia 1888.
2 RMS, KITCHEN. BATH; NICELY
furn. bar-radio combination; reasonable.
Is NJ st. NV, Apt. 4.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO BACHELOR APT;
private entrance. large living room, 3 ex-
posures, bedroom. bath; shady and cool;
restricted residential section; ,10c bus
optional: gentle: reference. Alexandria
1901 K ST. NW.-wILL SHARE QUIET,
airy Arm apt with refined employed
Woman DI S336. Apt 2OS
Evening star., 1941-06-01
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

BUILDING JUST CoMPLETED-MoDERN,
well located; pays large return See Mr.
Whltetord before II am, McKEEVER &
WHITEFORD, 1914 St NV
Evening star., 1941-06-01
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
BoARDERs Io9A5 plain country home. near
Johnson. Louisa. Va. Phone 81.
ROOM AND BOARD in country; beautiful
home: special diet and care of con-
yaleScent. P. o. Box 1872. Boyds. Md.
A DELIGHTFUL, modern home, on road to
Annapolis. half hour from D. c.: terms,
$40 and Sl2 per week. Call Bowie 1875.
FREE LARGE ROOM beautiful country
home. kitchen privileges or board, exchange
for transp to Wash. AT 1855.
WANTED children to board on farm, board
laundry, plain sewing. mothers care; $50
month; references. Mrs. Theo. Clemens
Box so. Route l. Nokesville, Virginia.
A REAL HOME, comfortable, gracious liv-
ing among congenial people; beautiful his
toric 5Oo-acre estate, "Huntsmen's Rest;
healthful pleasant climate; 100 miles
washington; modern new brick house; good
food; special diet if desired; rates mod
crate; references EXCHANGED. Mrs. L. E.
Burllngame Star route, Orange, Va.
FARM HOME. committing distance WASH
lngton rail or auto, hard road: all con-
veniences. porches. large lawn. References
Mrs. Bowie Waters, Germantown, Maryland.
AT A SUMMER BEACH HOME, / OR ?
residents or commuters-River. garden,
NEAR MOUNTAINS river: modern cool:
SIS weekly. Mrs. clinton Burner, Wood
stock, Va, or call ia. 1885.
RIVERSIDE FARMS-Large, modern home
by river; $3.50 wkly. Mrs. Chas. Burner.
Woodstock Va.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AFAN mENIS WRNfEb.
QUIET. MIDDLE-AGED GOVT. ARTIST
wants north studio. k, b., unfur. only.
Full description considered. Box 24s-E,
Star.
GROOM KITCHEN, BATH UNFURN.
apt must be with porch; southern ex-
house pref. Box 179-E, Star,
APT. WANTED, TWIN BEDS. / BEDROOM,
kitchen. bath and porch; in quiet home;
LIST floor. Call Georgia 0120.
SINGLE MAN DESIRES TO CONTACT
man who has downtown apartment he
would share; not over $50 mo. Box
1@l-E. Star. j.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES IL RM.,
iurn kit apt, or Ink, Tm. Reasonable.
Box l00-E Star u
LADY WANTS L ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH,
Hep m prISaf4 an hos PoHe HnfaGp # 89966th OF Calvert
Army OFFICER, VIE ADULT SONS
until July /. Glebe 003l.
l OR . RMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
NV or NE. Box 242-E, Star
FURNISHED APT. WANTED.
Wanted-,Northwest section, 2-bedroom,
attractive; furnished, for immediate sum-
mer; suolet by responsible Government
executive. Give details by letter Sunday
night, Box AIS. University Club.
COLORED-2-RM. KITCHEN AND BATH
apt. unfurnlshed. DU. 5471
Evening star., 1941-06-01
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 Well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

THE LORRAINE. 14O4 PARK RD NV.
Apt. A rooms. kitchen and bath S45
per month. Apply The Arcade ONCE or
garage, 1922 Park rd
Evening star., 1941-06-01

2 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH: ANIL
electricity and gas furnished; $3.50. sos
Kenyon St, NV. l.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
ROOMS FURk. 9 UNFURN.

for rent in private
home. gentleman preferred. Glebe 1850
1921 91st ave. n.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED

IN SUBURBAN SECTION SILVER SPRING
to Bladensburg, TWO rooms. kitchenette.
bath: wife care for 4-yr.-old boy, mother
employed. Box l44-E Star
Evening star., 1941-06-01
ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.

1896 B ST. S.E.-Lovely cool room next
bath; use nice kitchen; blks. East Capitol
Evening star., 1941-06-01

6I6 z ST NE ROOMS, FRIGIDAIRE.
seml-private bath: reasonable. $40, in.
cludes gas and electric.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

NEARBY ND 4-ROOM AND BATH APT, .,
So mo Call Hillside O573-R after pm.
UNFURN. 5-RM APT WITH BATH .
porches breakfast nook gar pvt. lawn;
water and heat furn: $50. 902 S. Taylor
st. Arl. Va oxford 2437-J.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

TWO LARGE. NEWLY FJTRN ROOMS
comp. klt.-living room bedroom: cross
vent; cool; 4 windows ca. room; cont hot
plenty closet room; rate reasonable! adj
599s;i 3il0 Campbell St, Brentwood, near
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05
302nd School
Squadron

During the past few months. the
302nd School Squadron has grown
like the proVerbial bad weed
Starting out from Scott Field. Ill,
with little better than 100 men, the
squadron has grown to 703 men
This has greatly Increased the
,ount OF work and duties Tor
the different departments in the
squadron but so far they have
been moving along with their re-
spective duties as well as could
be expected with such a large
group OF men.
Pvts. Alfred Snow, Ralph Best
Homer Moebius and Clare Nun
ger have returned from furloughs
in Michigan. Their opinion as to
the difference Of temperature be-
tween Mississippi and Michigan
was, like passing through a hot
and then cool ROOM II Is also
the opinion Of the five boys that
rode home with Glare Munrer
that he is the Rip Van Wrinkle Of
the 30nd. The only thing that can
woke him was TO holler "Chow
Corp, Michael (DeMillel Har-
rlson and Pvt. Richard (Honesi
Dick) Shay have been conducting
a self-styied talent hunt among
the members Of the squadron for
talent for the squadrons forih-
c ling show BY Pvt. Wilfred
Mailleite.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05
411th School
Squadron

We have eight men on furlough.
Can 1t be that they don't want
Christmas furloughs?
Many of the squadrons which
we're our neighbors have moved
TO barracks and the current odds
are ten to one that we will be the
last one left OF that "old gang of
ours"
Since Pvt. Robert Swafford's
sorrowful experience with a squir-
refs teeth, none OF the boys have
attempted to pick them up by the
tail
The boys put on a grand
"putsch" when it came to turning
in outmoded clothing issued to
them at various reception centers.
Unfortunately they turned the
clothing over TO the supply SER
geant the day before the cold
weather made its entrance.
Sgt. John Careccia's boat is rap
idly taking shape. IL should be fin
ished before long and then perhaps
he will present a stuffed shark to
the squadron fund. which at this
time is so low that we have not
been able to purchase red in to
make the entries.-By Pic. Walter
w. Denkewalter.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05
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310th School
SQUADRON

2nd 1t. r. w. Brotherton, sup
ply officer. with his wife, recent
ly moved into new home in BIZ
loxi.
Privates Salvatore sciortino.
Jack Vasko, Art Tate and Mel
Tinkham are now helping out in
supply. Pvt. Commodore MeekS
returned from Camp Shelby hos
pital and is glad to be back with
the boys.
The Knights OF Columbus will
be we'll represented in the squad
ron supply room. Last Sunday
Sgt. Edwin c. Zoeller, Pvts. Ber-
nard Marich and Louis Brodesser
we're initiated at the local council
in Biloxi.
Last week Flight B completed
their basic training and some men
now are waiting for assignment to
ACTS classes. Balance Of the men
are waiting patiently to be as
signed to special duty.
Pvts. Elmer A. Hughes, Charles
NJ. Jennings. James c. Hayes Jr.
and Pert j. Gesing are now work.
ing in the orderly room. Pvt. Ros-
coe B. knight, assistant recreation
director. is doing a swell job on
baseball, ping pong and other
games.-By Pvt. w. s. Husiman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05
307th School
Squadron

Again this week, amidst hearty
cheers and best wishes, a selectee
was released from active duty.
Pvt. Rudy Ruzek was unable to
answer the call for speech, but
responded with a grin as he was
given his honorable discharge.
In the 307th we have talent ga
lore. We find with us, as a stu
dent, young soldier who has sung
over coast-to-coast networks. Pvt.
Bob Blair was recently given a
big hand for singing at a planta-
ton party Bob has sung in sew
eral musical productions and over
national network for TITS the
Wheeling Steel" program.
Our baseball team deserves top
honors. They have won two and
lost none in the current tourna-
ment and came through after a
tight pitchers battle to shellack
the S0Sth team. Credit Is due our
pitcher. Pvt Waiter P. Pupka.
and his catcher, Pvt. William
Schwarzhoff.
Competition is getting keen with
the opening OF the horseshoe and
ping pong tournaments. -Four
horseshoe courts have been built
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05

ieenflH4se ffaia pfeecainF f4sf
cooler months II may Be eazhi
ablle sail-nshing
However fhs bcfi FISH r raief
noe Is ne Red Fish Or Channel
name a. il if called IN kirEinla
3nd North Carolina. u beionzs =
ibs cfoaksr iam.ly. is q fesatsh
ne and has black spot o. IL
.nI s IL most distinguishing
feature Red Fish ha9e hfen
esnget I8 these waters weighing
2n and 3 pounds. bot regardless
0f weight. shey are among ne
greatest fighters ~ an gene fssh.
rbcv may be found along ne
edgs ~ ihe channel. iu1i On tne
sr'nk y deep water. A heavy line
should be used, oaiiea @.ih
yhoje large shrimp Incidentally.
rcd Flrh arc prepared INTO
deiectsble dIah peculiar n bllozl
and the Gulf Coast known aa
courie80ailon pronounced GOO
be-yon
Drum Fsh. also members Of
Die craakef family. may be found
mere IN s.sez from small % large
even 81 much ~ 40 pounds strip
ed black and white, they have
powerful teeth with which they
can crush entire oysters Small
Drums are especially delicious
sheepshead come here in The fail
and winter months in great num-
borr fhis flsh also has powerful
teeth but very hnall mouth.
Tho best bait are fiddler crabs
oysters and shrimp
Mol 10 be confused viii the
common muHet. which Is known ~
BILOXI bacon. are the Black or
Brown Mullei which may be
caught along the bottom of the
channel in the Back Bay I Il
have q delicious flavor as pan
ngh and may be caught with
either live or cut bait
But best oi all. you can fish
and rraily raich something ia the
Back Bay almost anytime, for II
nothing else will hlie. you can
get the Common Croaker which
runs ~ heavy in "our wafer that
IL could almod be considered q
nuisance but despite which II has
sll the fire qualities Of the gamesi
nsh ON The other hand when the
Tide rolls in from the Gulf you
mny occasionally catch such tropi-
-ai fsh a. The LADY Fish. or Bone
Fish. the Silver Eel or cutlass
Fiv and there, brother. you
would haYc something to write
home about because retired bank
,rs have beeu paying good money
special boats 10 get
L ,sc fnny specimens Of the deep
Yea. All of the fish described in
hir story arc salt water fish and |
io license Is required
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05
400th School
Squadron

The 4ooth Is once again brIn-
ming over with recruits. About
500 men from Maine 10 California
filled the barracks last week.
Under the able direction Of
newly-appoinied First Sergeant
Russell a. Holt. the fighting f00th
IS fast becoming famous. II Laws
claim 10 being Keesier Fields
best-looking squadron because of
the csrefully-polieed grounds and
its columns on the march.
In spite Of the constant flow of
new men, efficiency is kept at the
peak because OF the new top kicks
disciplinary system, supported by
the able cooperation of the sup
ply room crew. which wastes no
time getting new "jeepsp outfit
ted.
The 400th has the makings of
an outstanding Army outfit. Scat
tered among the recruits are for
mer Army men from all parts of
the nation and its outposts. Some
willingly dropped their ratings
and stripes to seek careers in the
Air Corps.-By Pvt. Bill Carter.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-05

The squadron win miss 1t
Warren Whiiehursi, the genial
supply officer who was recently
transferred TO tho 5ath Air Base
Squadron. For a short time after
his transfer. End 1t Richard W
Dckerson took over. but he too
has been transferred and al pres
ent We are minus a supply officer
One Of the best-liked men in
the squadron, Sgt Dale Derringer
win socn be discharged after four
and one-half years Of duty. a
graduate Of the Air Corps Radio
School. he recently has been on
duty in culfpert lie will prob
ably accept n lob near his home
town, Taylorvllle, III,
Soon Headquarters will be
hreakn. IN % selectees from Fort
sheridan, Ill.-By Pvt. Duane u.
Arnold.