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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-17
LODGE Gross Society
MEET

GRANDMOTHER LEE
The Grandmother's club met
at the ranch home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Miller on Lodge Grass
creek Friday for a fried chic
ken dinner, with Mrs. Miller as
hostess. Two new grandmothers,
Mrs. o. L. Matthews and Mrs,
D. J. Westbrook, joined the club,
Members and visitors present
were Mrs. Florence B. Kier OF
Helena, Miss Kathryn Kier OF
Bozeman, Mrs. Nick Dethlefsen
of Billings, Mrs. A. M. Steven
son, Mrs. D. Stevens, Mrs. BesS
Stevens, Mrs. Mamie Sloan, Mrs.
w. J. Footitt, Mrs. Q. L.. Matt
news, Mrs. D. J. Westbrook, Mrs.
IA. G. Westwood, Mrs. w. M.
Lynde. Mrs. w. A. Thomas, Mrs.
Charles Pattyn, Mrs. Clayton
Clanin, Mrs. Lee Keller, Mrs. c.
M. Neal, Mrs. Roy Mason, Mrs.
Charles Carr, Mrs. WILDER Deth-
lefsen, Mrs. Wayne Bond, Mrs.
William Miller, Mrs. M. T.. Wells
and the hostess, Mrs. Miller.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON CLUB
The bridge luncheon club met
at the home of Mrs. Hazel Rich
ardson Wednesday, with Mrs.
Richardson as hostess.
Present were Mrs. John Ryan,
Mrs. Carl Meister, Mrs. George
Cooley, Mrs. WILDER Sorger, Mrs.
w. M. Lynde, Mrs. C. l.. Lob
maier and Mrs. w. M. Miller.
Mrs. Lohmaier received high
score prize and Mrs. Cooley,
travel prize.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
The Heart Sister bridge club
met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Clanin Thursday eve
ming.
Attending were Mrs. George
Cooley Mrs. M. T. Wells, Mrs.
Carl Meister, Mrs Carl Sloan,
Mrs. Charles Schooner, Mrs: VIII
Der Sorger, and Mrs. Cecil Mine.
Mrs. Meister received high
score award and Mrs. Milne low
KREIGER-VOGH
Miss Eleanor Kreiger and Ray
Vogel, both of Lodge Grass,
were married in Hardin Friday.
HONORED AT SHOWER
A baby shower was given for
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schooner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Clanln
Tuesday evening.
MRS. Clanin and Mrs. Cliff
Clark were hostesSes.
Twenty-six guests were pres
ent and the evening was spent
playing Cootie. Mrs. George
johnson received high score and
Mrs. Addison Self, consolation.
The baby received many gifts.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Patsy Ann Robinson of Wyola
was honored at a birthday party
here at the home of her grand
mother. MRS. Otto Brockway, on
Saturday.
Guests present were Larry
Wilson, Joyce and Nickie Deth-
lefsen, Doris and Loretta Boo
mar, Dorothy and Doris Suth-
erland, Barbara Taylor, Mrs.
Harry Wilson, Mrs. WILDER Deth-
lefsen, Mrs. Edward Boomar,
MRS. Harold Sutherland, Miss
Georgette Johnson, Mrs. Elmer
Knight, Junior Brockway, Miss
Mayea Brockway, Mrs. James
Robinson, the guest Of honor
and the hostess.
FOR SALE, FOR RENT. WAN
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-17

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-17

FOR SALE, FOR RENT. WAN.
TED, ETC, look in the CLASH
fled Section.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
May
Enlarge to
$4,000 Books

Possibility Of enlarging the post
library to 10000 volumes through
the support Of the WPA was dis
eussed upon the recent visit here
OF two representatives Of the Lib
rary Extension project with lst
1t G. L. Ashman, Morale Off
Ger, and Miss Mary Throckmor-
ton, newly appointed Post Lib
rarian.
The two representatives, Miss
Catherine Coker Of Gulfpcrt.
area supervisor Of the project, and
Miss Frances Davis Of Hatties-
burg. district supervisor, propose
enlarging the facilities Of the post
library through solicitation Of
books from people throughout the
Gull Coast.
It is hoped thai in this way the
post library OF 5000 volumes can
be enlarged 10 $4,000 volumes.
The feasibility OF the plan has
been proved in other Air Corps
Technical Schools at Chanute
Field and Scott Field. 1t was
pointed out
In addition, the Harrison Coun-
ty Bookmobile Service snd the
State WPA Historical Library coll
lection would be extended for use
Of Keesier Field soldiers.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Ordnance and
Signal Units
Join 6oth AB

The addition Of two new unit.
brings Keesier Fields total 70 st
separate squadront and dctach'
ments. Newcomers are Detacb-
ment 55s. Signal Service Com
pany and Detachment $50. Ord
nance Aviation Service Company.
pany.
The II Signal Corps men M-
rived hers October 7. and are IN
the command OF lat Ii. Henry c.
Byrd. Communication officer.
Members OF The unit, whose en-
lifted strength eventually will be
81 men. will take over radio. tele-
type, Signal Corps supply and
telephone work. There il also a
pigeoneeT In the group.
Purpose OF the Ordnance Avia-
iion Service Company Is the SER
vice and maintenance OF arms
equipment and ammunition at
keeslcr Field. Two men now make
up the detachment from he ord
rance division and t~o more
men are assigned from the Air
Corps on special duty. All are
under the direction OF ist It. z.
X. Kreml
Both organixst tons are sttsched
TO the Goth Air Base Group for
quarters and railons.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Calsthenics Are Not Grimm s Fairy Tale
READ ON, READ ON, BRAVE ONES

les can do and more. The men
will not only run, but climb walls.
hurdle fences, leap over diicnes
and balance themselves over mar
row walks. The run will be .
mere two and a half mlles-just
enough 10 stir up those red ccr-
puscles.
But, sonny, you viii be rugged
after a few weeks Of that
Plans for the obstacle Cross
sountry course are being prepared
and WORK on Il will proceed at the
earliest opportunity. No definite
location has yet been set, but il
Is probable that il 9'ill be along
the Back Bay Of Biloxi.
Workouts along the course viii
be directed by Mr.. Grimm and ten
assistants wko are 70 be assigned
20 MIN through James 2. Pixles.
Washington, D. c.. Air Corps
Athletic Director, and Leo T.
johnson. Tulsa. Okla. head Of the
athletic program in the Air Corps
Technical Training Schools
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
OK $4,000 USO BUILDING HERE
From
A.. M.
to
M.

SCENES FROM LIFE: His
mother kissed him goodbye. His
father shook his hand. He board
ed the train at Chicago, with wife
and child wearing a blue uni
form, obviously not one sported
BY service men in the United
States Three long, thin stripes
on his blouse Wings above the
top pocket on the blouse
"Next stop, Anna. Illinois,"
The conductors bark, blending
with the cadence OF the wheels as
they rolled toward this tiny IL
linois town, awakened the baby,
who started 10 cry His wife
had been crying since the train
left Chicago, for she was going
.'homer to her parents.
The train jerked, the engine spat,
II was Anrs. III. The three pas
sengers got off.
The Canadian Royal Air Force
pilot, his blue eyes a little misty,
waved to a few trsin-friends. His
blond hair moved with the wind.
His l4-day embsrkation fur
Tough, from Toronto base, was
Just about over. His wife was now
'home."
In a few weeks, his lombard
ment squadron goes over
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
It'll Be a Merry
Christmas, Fellas!
Furloughs to All
Soldiers Leave for
Aviation Cadet Drill

keesler Fields second group
of enlisted men have departed
Tor aviation cadet training.
Heading for Maxwell Field.
Ala. 10 begin pilot training are
'vts. Gilbert Burks. Joe II.
Combs. Thomas J. stafford and
Martin Z. McCarty. Going also
10 Maxwell Field are Pfc. Webb
II. Stubbleficld and Pvt Simon
Schwartz. They will be lin
training as Bombardier officers.
Pvt. Michel Joseph. another
Maxwell Field aviation cadet,
will be assigned TO an advance
flying school for specialized
navigation training.
Heading for Kelly Field. Tex.
to receive appointment ~ an
aviation cadet. Ia Pvt. Julian r.
Noffat. Private Moffat Will en-
ter the navigation school.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Nice Going, Fellow!

BECAUSE HE objected to be-
ing drafted, Pvt. Joseph Skerritt,
aOlst School Squadron, spent S35
and eight hours in dental chair
In Lynn, Mass, month back, in
order to pass enlistment require
ments for the Air Corps.
Notified that he would be In
Quoted under the Selective Ser
vice Act. Skerritt decided that he
would rather volunteer. Applying
70 Sgt. Frank Carr At the Lynn.
Mass. recruiting office. he was
rejected because Of his teeth.
Skerritt spent eight hours in the
dentists office, gladly paid the
bill and returned to the recruiting
office, and passed with flying
colors.
He was Immediately dispatched
70 Keesler Field, and we wouldn't
doubt that he'll turn out 70 be q
top notch Air Mechanic. II ambi-
ton and perseverance are deeid-
ing factors.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Four More Holidays
Remain for Soldiers

The following dates for the bal
snce OF the fiscal year will be
observed as legal holidays al
Keesler Field. All men, except
those on necessary guard and ia
tigue viii be excused from duty.
Christmas December IS, 1s41
Washington's Birth
day February ~. ls4z
Decoration Day, May 20. 1s4z
February %. i947 being SUM-
day. Washington's Birthday will
be observed on Monday. Feb
rusry 20.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Hello, Joe

HOW TALL ARE YOU7 How
much do you weigh!
II you're feet 8 inches tall and
tip the scales at 14& pounds, you're
on the bcam-an average young
man starting service In the Army.
according to Quartermaster sta
tistics Mythical Mr.. Joe also
has . chest measurement Of 53i
inches, 31-inch waistline. wears =
81 d shoe and . size ! hat
Statistics also tell US that after
q few months in the Army. the re-
eruit has gained in weight, wears
shoes one-han size larger and has
an expanded chest measurement.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
No More Mining

inside the p. X. was Pvt Paul
Metal Of the se5th School Squad
ron <ipplng a COKE. Private Metal
answered.
Il wanted 70 take up . trade 20
that I viii be better fitted to face
the future. wanted to ses out OF
the coal mines where ! was work-
Ing. and while the draft did that
for me. the Air CORPS WAS my own
idea
Over al the si0ih School Squad
ron Orderly room. isi. SGT. Robert
Y. Buel seemed surprised that sol-
dierS Uere interested IN the views
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Aviation Is Hobby

Entering one of ne barracks IN
te sane squadron. he reporter
huna PIT Lloyd <. Lockcrman
xritinS . letter Private Locker
nan readily responded
~Asissien has been my hob6,
lar several years. I've been listed
n eligible fer Air Cerps Technical
schools. but ! would still ilke 10
frs Into The flying end Of IL
Z Up Al the 3a&th Sehael Squadron
Personnel office. PVT william s
kresx chuekiei:
II was drafted. bat ] had heard
- much about She beautiful RI
bxl Country Club site Of kcraler
Field ~ decided 10 enlist Was
Down here several years ago. The
sinters WIRE mild Them
Here are some more picked M
n the mornings tour:
Seeking an Education
pfc, Floyd C. Dshm. sss,h
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
By PVT. ROBERT HOTTER

The rapid growth Of KEGS
Ter Fields enlisted personnel
has provoked TO many minds
the question. why do they
choose the Air Corps7"
With the idea Of finding the
answer, and perhaps answer
civilian and military question
ers. the Keesler Field News
sent out one Of its staff writ
ers the other morning to ask
enlisted men OF this post eS
actly that questit n.
The reporter trekked hisheT and
yon. met with smiles and scowls.
refleence and profusion. and came
Up with a dozen well-founded re-
plies.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Sergeant to Organize
Stamp Club Here

Are you a philatelistS Do you
collect stamps? Would you be in
teresied In joining . Keesler Field
stamp collectors cIub7
S.-Sgt. Robert W. Taylor, Of the
4lsth School Squadron, is organ
ling such a club and asks all in
serested enlisted men to contact
him at his squadron or al his
home, Apt. rs, Bay View Homes,
in Biloxi
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

~One--two Il zruni)--- tnree--
four--f grunt)--i"
n that's what you hear each
morning disturbing your peaceful
slunnner (if you're one Of the few
who don't have 10 indulge IN cal
isthenics) you have Nr. Grimm
20 thank
Mr. Grimm Is not really So
grim
It's your welfare and the Army's
tha. he's looking out for. That
bulge around the wsitsiine Is nna'
he's after.
The boys across the big pond
making all that noise are the best
proof OF what Il means 70 be fit
and able TO take Il And 70 be
able 70 take II Is what j Y. Grimm,
geesier fields athletic director.
s about % make each and every
man on the field.
RESULTS SATISFYING
His program of physical build
Up vas insugursted over month
.<4rats.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Ciphers to De-Icer

INTERESQUE: One Of Our Chr
cago pals, with whom We visited
during furlough, is telegTapher.
Tells Of the young girl, about 10,
VINO came into Western Union af-
fices one day, asking him TO de-
cipher love letter.
The last line of missive from
her soldier sweetheart was In
Morse Code. Deciphered. II read.
Il love you"
Better yet is the one he tells Of
the soldier who received letter
whieh ended in Morse Code, when
deciphered. read. in part:
$50 To-
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Officers Await Study
In Higher Echelons

TT. LEAvEHwoRTH, KAN.
Nov. 2o.--Approximstely $50 Of
fIcers OF the Army viii study the
problems Of staff work Of the
higher Army echelons In the sixth
special two-months' courses az the
Command and General staff
School. Fort Lesyenworth. Kan.
The course begins December 10.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

more than satisfying. He started by
selecting instructors from all the
sauadrons on the Held and teach
ing them 70 do total Of % exer-
cises with degree Of precision
comparable 70 West Point re-
view.
After two weeks he instructors
took oyer In their various squad
rons and since hen. six times
week for a hslf-hour each day,
they've given the boys all they
mad.
Made them pretty rugged
Yes, 80 rugged that IN the future
cslisthenics viii be Dreather in
between something mat viii De
ap; 10 be more in line with what
the average eampsignsr can ex-
pect 70 meet UP with in line OF
active duty.
CROss-C0USTRYi
The big thing 70 be introduced
nere Is an obstacle cross-country
course which will feature Just
about everything that eslisihsn-
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
To and Fro

ist Ii. J. T. Fitzxaier few mere
from Gunter Field. Ala. in a BT-
13A 70 visit his brother, Pvt.
Charles Fitzwater, of the 304th
School Squadron.
Maj. D. r. spivey landed an
AT-6A pursuit ship for refueling
after trip from Eglin Field. Fla.
L. Col L. f. Post pilot, and
ist 1t w. L. Younkin. co-pilo;,
flew to New Orleans. t+len 10 Ran
dolph Field. Tex. Passengers we're
1t. Col R J. Piait. ist 1t " p.
Kinbrough. who visited his wife
and child in Corpus Christi. Tex
and Aviation Cadet Wihisn r..
Schuster.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Are You Up on
Military Code2
Find Out Now

/. What is me rank Of students
at the United States Military Acsd-
euy OF West Point. N.Y.
~ How many plstoons compose
a rifle company
~ What elements or units COM
prise . diyislon7
~ what Is one function Of the
Motorcycle Seouts7
81 What Is a one-sisr Kenersl7
A two-star genersl7 a three star
genersl7 A four-stsr genersl'
ANSWERS ON next p2xe)
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Fields Non-Cons
Asked to Join
Social Club

keesler Fields non-com-
missioned officers and their
wives have been offered
program OF card parties.
dances, fishing, boat excur-
sions and pot luck" suppers
in the future as q part Of a
social club sponsored by the
Biloxi Community Club. il has
been announced by DR.. c. B.
Warner, president OF the or
ganization.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Ole 0pry Inaugurates
Post Theatre Tonight
To Cheers OF 5000 Men

production Is Ford Rush. master
Of ceremonies.
The new post theatre, scene OF
ionights showing, Is located In
Block Il. near what will be the
principal entrance 10 the post on
the cast side ~ the housing area.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
500 of Officer
Trainees Are
SeIectees

OF approximately 1900 cn-
listed men who are now taking
the three months officers
training courses over the
country, around 1928 of these
men are selectecs, Il was re-
yealcd recently by the War
Department
The National Selcctlye Ser
vice Headquarters regards the
iarKe percentage 81 selectces
chosen for the classes which
started last month as a tribute
20 the good judgment Of the
local boards and to the high
qualifications Of Leadership
among Americas youth today
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

Is Set for
March |
Speed Work Today
On Renovation
OF Armory

while bids were being lst for the
construction Of $4,000 re-
creation building In Biloxi 70 be
finished by March !. work WAS
speeded today on remodeling and
fsnoyating The li4th Field Artil-
iery Armory at Fsysrd and Rail-
road, north OF the l. a y freight
office, a. a temporary usO CEN
ter.
The acquisition OF ths Artnory
was arranged In conference with
Mayor Louis Braun, Colonel Ar
thur w. Brock Jr., Commanding
Officer of Keesler Field. Chaplain
Aubrey A. J. zeHner. Rev. will
ham ieceh, rector Of Nstfv'ty
Church In Biloxi, and John zIm-
norman, New Orleans. L. Re-
Eionai Representative Of the NJ
tional Catholic Community Ser
vice branch Of the USO. the Biloxi
branch Of which will direct The
activities OF the local Center.
s.ios RENOVATION
The Artnory, recently used By
the Air Corps Supply. viii be re-
modelled al an expenditure OF
s2.I00, which amount has been
applied for at Washington by Mr..
Zimmerman.
The building. one-story brick
structure with 1900 square feet
of floor space. will have . large
dance floor, elubrooms, reading
room, showers, and q locker room
II ls expected TO be ready for use
within two or three weeks.
Work on the permanent, USO
Center which will be located ON
East Beach between Main and FL
mer streets, will start December
/, according 10 the architect, John
r. Collins Bids we're accepted By
lat 1t. jack c. Doughadsy. Con-
structing Quartermaster ~ Camp
Shelby, yesterday Nov. IS. and
the awarding Of contracts will fol-
low In few days
DONATED BY CITY
The donation Of the ats and the
sum OF $4,000 by the city Of Bi-
ioxi made possible the adoption
Of local plan for the USO build
ing here. Modern In architectural
style, II Will be OF anne eonstruc-
ton, covered with white asbetos
siding. lilo by i5s feet II will
house an auditorium seating 1900
with blescher stands set 10 along
three walls and a stage ~ By "a
feet at the other.
Beneath the stands will be re-
creation rooms, rest rooms.
lounges, kitchen, showers, and
locker rooms. This roof. known ~
the Lamelis type, will have 3 ii1-
foot clear span. The large audi
torium Is designed for athletics
as ~ell ss theatrscals and dancing.
The building Itself will cost
$50. .i33 10 build while sis 900 more
will be spent equiping IL.
Like the temporary USO Center.
the proposed permanent building
will have a director and two as
slstanis permanently In charge.
supervised by the Noes branch
Of The uSO. which also directs .
similar building in Camp Shelby.
As Is the customary program.
the USO under the NCCS agency
in Biloxi viii not dispIace any Of
the existing groups and orgsnita-
tons who are actively engaged in
helping 70 entertain servicenlcn at
Keesler Field The aim OF all uSO
committees Is 10 coordinate all
srounk and their efforts.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

more opportunities y getting an
rlucation in ne Air Corps taAn
Al houe-and suu thlnk so
sxA Res A LANCE. 1asih school
Squadron 4 wanted n get inta
the service In ah~ first place ard
! thought ! might he able 10 Eei
into nyinx I've had some RorC
training and hope 10 become an
efficcr sometime
Pvt Raymond n kohl Hq
and Hq Sd AcRc We'll.
wanted u SCI IN on he ground
flear of an aviation esr~f n !
Ike it. I'm going 20 stlek % IT,
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
There Was Recruiting Sergeant J. Wanted An Education It's Soft Lads

Government ~ the tine I siened
~. looked around FOR What
fheukht would he ths saficsf spol
n the Army. rxr changed nv
nind since acquiring the Job. but
I'm not kiekinr.s
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Senate
Studies
PayRai.se

The johnson bill 10 Increase
pay OF men IN military service Is
now being considered by the
Senate.
The bill, recommended BY the
War and Navy Departments,
would make the starting pay Of
enlisted men s32 month. in
stead Of s2i and would grant
increases all tho way Up the line,
First class pfivates would re-
ceiyc s4B monthly, corpofais $50
sergcants s7S. staff serRcants 500
.echaieal seraeaots $ii4 and urss-
ter sergcants tf58 IS base pay.
an average Increase OF ~ per cent
over existing pay scales.
CONTINUE LONGEVITY PAY
Longevity pay OF 5 per cent ad
diiional for more than three
years service and five per cent
more for each three years there
aficr-not exceeding total OF 70
per cent more than base pay
would be inauguraled.
Specialists ratings and the pres
ent $40 monthly bonus after one
years serYiee. would be diScon-
tinued.
Sharing benefits under the bill,
II approved, will be the Army,
Navy. Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
Coast A. Geodctie Survey and
Public Health Service.
sTIMsON Ok's BILL
Secretary Henry l. Slimson,
head OF the War Department. has
approved the bill.
The same kind OF rapid promo
ton that nov prevails In the Navy
would be established In the Army
BY the johnson bill. Heretofore,
most enlisted men In the Army
have been kept IL the rank Of
private at $50 month. while men
In the Navy have moved up rapid
iy 20 become second and first
class seamen at 500 and s54
month
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
THREE COMPANIES MOVE

TT. BELVOlR, Va. Nov. 70
Three companies OF the a4th En-
glneer Camouflage Battalion viii
be transferred from Fort Belvoir
70 the Second. Third and Fourth
Armies for permanent change Of
station. The movement viii be
made after January ~. 1912
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Three Showings
Of Camel Caravan
Will Be Staged

They've hung out the standing
rem only" sign for the Camel
Caravans Grand Ole Opry"
vaudeville show which .siI ,e
staged at one Of Keesler Fields
two new thousand-man theatres
tonight.
Serving as a grand-scale inau-
gursi for the opening OF the first
post theatre, the Opry viii show
70 more than 5000 enlisted men TO-
night in three performances--at
7:ls and s:45, with an added
showing al 1913 for l-te-shift
students of the Air Mechanics
School.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Fast Talker'

Out on the main gate PYt. James
G. Harran OF the 303rd School
Squadron was on NJ p. duty Pri-
vaie Harran was somewhat resac-
tsni to answer, but at the sight
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
STARS ARRIVE TODAY

Stars OF the hour-long variety
show from Station WSM at Nash
vile, Tenn, arrived today In four
automobiles, q trailer and truck,
plus al equipment necessary for
staging Of the production.
The Keesier Field show is one of
number Of performances which
The company has produced for ser
vice men in Army camps and
Navy bases throughout the coun-
try.
vielng for first billing viii be
honey haired Kay Carlisle. Whose
voice has thrilled thousands over
nationwide networks, and the five
Golden West Cowboys. led By
@Smilin' Eddie Arnold. stars Of
movie performances with Gene
Autry.
Stooging for the cowboys viii
be Minnie Pearl and Cicero, com
slams.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

Schaeffcr Lifetime. black and
white fountain pen. Name Howard
J. Daylin. 304th School Squadron.
engraved on barrel. Finder please
report 10 Military Police head
quarters