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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
Rockville Christian Church
December 81, 1941

December 81, 1941
9:45 A. M. Bible School. A
"White Christmas Gift" service
will be conducted, at which time
gifts will be presented for distri-
button to needy families.
HOO A. M. Service of Worship
Serman subject will be "For All
People" The Youth Choir will sing
the Christmas Anthem, "Peace And
Good WILL" by Wilson. Miss Mary
Margaret Wilson will sing a solo.
The annual Christmas entertain
nlent will be presented Tuesday
evening, December 23rd, $500 P.
M, under the leadership of Mrs.
George A. Wilson and Mrs. Frank
H. Higgins.
A Sacred Cantata, "Star
Cleans" and a Santa Claus Can
tsta, "Santa In Story Land" will
be presented at this time.
The Montgomery County Minis
ter's Association will conduct their
annual Christmas Service at the
Rockville Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday, December 29rd, 11:9O
a. m.
The Rev. Virgil M. Cosby, Pas
tor of the River Road United
Presbyterian Church, will bring
the Christmas message. DIR. H. X.
Pasma will conduct the service of
worship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
Notice To Stockholders

Stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank of Gaithersburg are
notified that there will be reg
ular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the above bank at the
banking house at Gaithersburg,
Tuesday, January Is, 1912 at 1 100
P. M. for the purpose of electing
a board of directors and for
other business.
Signed: C. O. BoURDEAUx,
Cashier.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
Baptist Church

The Baptist Church of Old Ger
mantown will celebrate its annual
Christmas services next Sunday,
December 81, at 1880 P. M. Among
other features will be recitations,
singing, etc. The young people will
give a playlet, "The Spirit of
Christmas"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18

Rockville Methodist Church
j. W. Rosenberger, Pastor
December 81:
Morning worship at II A. M.
Special Christmas music by adult
choir. Christmas sermon by Pastor
Junior church from 10 to 1O:4E
A. M, under auspices of the Sun
day School.
Youth Fellowship meeting at
P. M.
Christmas morning service al
$50 A. M.
Candlelight service with special
music by Adult choir and message
by Pastor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
Stockholders
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of THE BANK OF
DAMASCUS, Damascus, Md, for
the election of directors and the
transaction of any other business
that may come before the meet
ing, will be held at the office of
said bank on Wednesday, the 21st
day of January, 1912. Polls open
from / P. M. to 2 P. M.
JOHN w. HAGER,
Cashier.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
Presbyterian Church, Boyds

Christmas service, Sunday, De-
cember 81 at II A.. M.
Christmas sermon by the Minis
ter. Christmas music by the Choir.
White gift and program by the
Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor Society at 7:45 P. M.
Playlet "No Gift in Return
Christmas music.
Christmas entertainment, Friday
December ~, 7:45, recitations
reading, music.
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. The
public invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
Rockville Baptist Church

Rockville Baptist Church
Sunday, December 81 - GAS
Sunday school hour.
HOO A. M. Morning worship
Christmas music and sermon
Theme, "Fear Not"
6:45 P. M. Baptist Training I'm
ion Hour.
7:45 P. M. White Gift service
sponsored by the Sunday school
Special program of pageantry and
music, directed by Mr.. Leslie Fry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18
A. M. BoUIc. Attorney,
Rockville, Md.
Notice To Creditors

Rockville, Md.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
Of Administration on the Personal
Estate of
MARY ELSIE KELLEY
late Of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having
Claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with vouchers thereof, leg
ally authenticated to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day
of June next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all bene-
fit of said Estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under its hand this 18th
day of December in the year of
our Lord, one thousand nine hum
bred and forty-one.
THE FARMERS BANKING
AND TRUST co. OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Rockville, Marylnd.
1872 Administrators.
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Christ Church, Rockville

wednesday, December "a
Christmas Eve
11:15 P. M. Carol Singing.
11:45 P. M. Choral Eucharist.
Thursday, December %
Christmas Day
500 A. M. Holy Communion.
11:O0 A. M. Holy Communion.
Friday, December 26
st. Stephens Day
800 A. M. Holy Communion.
7:30 P. M. Candlelight Servic,
for Church School.
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st. Luke's Lutheran Church
Redland. Md.

Ralph Hershberger, Pastor
1000 A. M. Sunday school les
son, "The Coming of Gods Son.
on ISAIAH 9:6; l John ALL.
HOO A. M. Divine worship, SER
mon on "The Christian Way To
Everlasting Life" 1880 P. M.
Christmas candlelight pantomime,
"The Light of Men"
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Free Methodist Church

A Christmas program will be
held in the Free Methodist Church,
Rockville, Sunday, December 81 at
7:45 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18

Potomac Methodist Church
Rev. Elgar Soper, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. FL:
1880 P. M. Outdoor pageant on
the Church lawn, by cast of forty
people.
Christmas Day services at 1920
A. M.
Christmas entertainment, Fri
day, December &C., 7:30 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18

st. Mary's Catholic Church
Rockville
December "a:
High Mass at midnight.
Christmas carols 11:30 P. M.
Other Masses December 25., 1880
A. M, $3.50 A. NJ, 1890 A. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-12-18

Christmas carol services Sunday,
December 81, $500 P. M. at Ascen-
sion Chapel, Gaithersburg.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Mock-up Props
Now in Use
At ACT School

The Propeller Branch OF ths
Airpsane Division. occupying the
fourth two-week period OF the Alr
Corps Technical Schools 22-wcek
program at Keesler Field, opened
November 10 and the removal OF
propellers from II planes assigned
TO the Structures Branch wss
completed November IL with the
propeilcrs set up ready Tor student
Instruction.
Additional props will soon be
sent 10 this field by the Msintsn
ance Command from the Fairfield
Air Depot al Patterson Field. O..
and from Duncan Field. San An
tonic. Tex
Chsnuie Field viii also send .
carload of "mock-upT' or work
ing lifc-size models Of propellers
which will facilitate the siudents'
study of synchronizstion Of props
with motors
Present plans call for the fab
ricsilon Of these mock-ups al
Keesier Field soon. Capt. Harold
/. Krelder. Executive officer Of
the school, declared
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Real Spread
Planned for
Thanksgiving

The feasts OF the ancient Greeks
and Romans. the repasls OF the old
Anglo -Saxons, and the bounilful
Thanksgiving dinners OF the Pil-
grims themselves had nothing on
the spread being prepared for
the Thanksgiving Day dinner OF
10000 Keesier Field soldiers.
The men will be served inca
ranging from soup 10 nuts IRON
Fruit Cocktail TO Ice Cream ant
Mints, from Salad TO Coffee snt
Mince Pie. More than e000 pounds
Of roast turkey. 200 cans OF cram
berry sauce, 1880 quarts OF ice
cream. 2500 pounds Of baked
ham. 100 minee pies and 5000
pounds Of sweet and mashed po-
iatoes will be served.
And. settling back comfortably
after the dinner, each man will be
presented with pack OF cigar
cites and two cigars. More than
10000 cigars and 10000 packages
OF cigarettes have been purchased
for this purpose.
And boys from New York TO
California, from Florida to Maine.
win Eight up" and discuss their
home Thanksgiving and home
towns, their Army Thanksgiving
Day.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
KeesIer Trucks
Travel 10000
Miles Daily

Keesler Field trucks travel To-
coo miles evesy day, states Leu
tenant Frank B. Mcdowell OF the
motor pool.
That's plenty OF mileage in an.
language. but It's just routine for
the drivers OF the motor poo
Every day 200 trucks start out on
the many transportation jobs TO
be done on the field, such a. the
ten-truck laundry convoy which
makes its daily trip 70 Camp
Shelby and back.
In charge OF sending the trucks
on their way, is the dispstching
office. This is made up OF fifteen
men who work in three eight-hour
shifts. thus giving Keesler Field
twenty-four hour transportation
service.
Keeping the trucks In Al run
ming condition is the JOB Of the
maintenance department, The
have crew OF twelve fully tram
ed mechanics on hand. It's big
lob this transports ton buslness'
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Casanova ToHarding!We
Have ,Em AHAt KeesLey

imagine Warren Harding and
John Paul Jones going fishing To-
gether, or Jack" Garner and
Robert Y Lee swapping yarns
over a "tali one. OF John Adams
washing dishes for Stonewsll
Jackson
The idea may SEEM far fetched
bit It's no. unusual al Keesief
Field. reports Staff Sgt. John n.
O'Rourke, Of the Classification de-
pkrtment. At the field there are
four "bHck" privstss named Prl-
vste Buck (Lloyd, Harold, Eugene
and Cecil. Is. Sergeant Sargent.
and even John Brown. from
South Carolina.
The love angle s amply covered
BY CassnoYs named Clarence
Even the weather IS not forget
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Fields Mail
Rivals That
Of Biloxi

Al home ths postman always
rings twice but on kceslcr
Field rs a different story. once
word gets on, that the mail vim
dow is open ior business. the -ith
begins. The fact is that thu SOL
dicrs on the field are mail COM
scious.
Reports from the field post Of
| flee give an id.a of how marf
lf II Keesler Field soldiers writ'
and receive. An average of sever
thousand letters are cancelled
every day, almost a. much ss tho
Biloxi post office handles. In re-
turn for this outgoing mail SOL
dlers receive a like amount with
The added interest Of nearly $500
pounds OF packages.
In charge Of the post office, lo-
Gated on G. street Just east OF tho
PIX. Ia Superintendent p. v.
Shove with his eight assistants
The post office IL open from Q
a. M. 10 Q .. nl.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Aptitude Test
Experts Visit
keesIerFieId

Dovetailing the procedures In
classifying servicemen In recep-
ton ccnters with the aptitude tests
In use by the Air Corps since the
Wofld War. engaged the services
OF iss 1t. Harry W. Bues OF the
Adjutant Generals Office, Wash
ington. d. c., and Richard w. Fau-
bion, senior personnel iechnieisn
OF the Air Corps Technical Train
ing Command. Tulsa. Okla, on q
visit to Keesler Field last week,
The visit was one Of a regular
tour OF reception ceniers during
which procedures for assigning
men TO Air Corps Technical
Schools after classifying them in
aptitude tests will be worked out.
The Air Corps has maintained
standard tests for classifying men
for training since World War days
while the Adjutant Generals OF
flee has more recently worked out
general classification test by
which men are selected for the
several branches Of the army. Fur
ther classification, because Of the
highly technical nature Of the
training required. Is needed %
properly place those men selected
for the Air Corps.
From here Lieutenant Bues and
Mr.. Faubon left for Sheppard
Field. Wichita Falls. Tex. on
similar visit.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Keesler
Now Has
Men
Nears Halfway
Mark; Shipments
Increase Sharply

Keesler FIELD Is nearing me
halfway marx wlth total
strength Of l1.o7z uisn on Novsua-
Der Il. Ultimate strength Is es-
ilmaled ~ ABOUT 1900 men. The
Increase has been sharper during
the past few week. than ever be-
fore in the history os the field.
adding several thousand men de-
spite shipments u men from KEGS
Ter Yield 70 other fields,
Out af every eieven men ~
Kecsief Field, four arc members
% tho permanent party, three are
students In the An school and
four are recruits taking their basic
training. Or waiting 10 be trans
fcfred. sent 70 school or made
permanent party. OF tho recruits
and permanent party men. one In
every ten a on special duty.
Units showing the greatest In
crease are the mechApics' school
squadrons, a07. DOS. sos and 3o7.
Those losing members were The
replacement center squadrons. 50i.
900 and 50s, although some re-
placement sqnadrons. the 3aath
for example, have trtpisd their
strength during the last month
and a hall.
Largest unit on the field il the
aosth School Squadron. tosalins
g2a men on November Ia. only -
men short OF its 1000 man capa-
city. Smallest squadron on No
vomber IL. totsiling 40. men. wss
the <tssh School Squadron.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

The staff Of the KessIer Field
Newy. In q co .stsnt endezyor
10 provide the best possible
news eoveraFe. viii attempt N
speed delivery Of the fields
newspaper 10 every keesler
Field squadron on Wednesday
evenings hereafter. the dzy Of
publication
Thus, delivery will be af-
con1piished one dzy earlier than
was possible previously.
squadrons that do not receive
thcir papers "Wednesday even
Ing should phone either Message
Center or the Public Relations
offles Thursday morning.
Snccess Of tbix speedup viii
be assured IL the various squad
rous will cooperate by imme-
dizteiy distributing the news
papers 10 their personnel when
the1 are received "Wednesday
evsning.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Instrument
Check Pilots
Appointed

Maj. Donald u. Smith, Mai.
Robert X. Taylor. Capt Harold
L. Krelder and Capt. Charles r.
Stnffer, Air Corps Flying OFF,
GERS. have been assigned az In
strument Check Pilots for Keesler
Field, by order OF Col. Arthur w.
Brock Jr., Commanding Officer,
All pilots. Captain Kreider ex-
pialned. nrs required to take .
scmi-yearly examination on in
strument lying. In conformance
with the Chief sf Air Corps direc-
tive on flying
Objective OF instrument flying
training IL 10 instruct pilots in the
method of control OF an airplane
ia hooded cockpit Of . test
plane without outside visual ref
erence
Points Included In tho check
are. Level flight. sharp turns. fast
turns on an abrupt bank, spiral
climbing, Elldes, stalls. recovery
from spirals and spins. employ
rnent Of radio range for following
radio beams and orscntstion. and
demonstration OF ability to fiy
with or without flight and turn
indicators
n the check IL completed sue
cessfully. the pilot 10 awarded an
instrument check card. without
which he Is not permitted on in
strument flights.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

ten. for there Is . Blizzard fHar-
~. The very essence of spring IS
represented By the Barefoot boy
(RonaldJ. Tom Sawyer Finn.
Clyde and John Apple, Grover
Cherry and William Raspberry.
Music makers find a natural
plug in Joseph Joseph fno re-
lation 10 the song hli Of the same
Dsmej. and continuing the double
talk, Samuel Samuels
New England meets New Mex
ics in the handle Ezequiel Cab
sllcGo, and an evening visitor c1n
always call locator file and BE-
directed 10 where Robert Louis
Stevenson rests.
II you prefer the unique we'd.
Private Kun San Gong is only
one ~ number OF Oriental "John
Does,
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
$4,000 Coat Hangers
Distributed Here
BY Soldiers Lounge

More than 5000 coal hangers
have now been distributed to sol
dlers Of Keesler Field. Rev II. w.
Van Hook. supervisor Of the BIZ
loxi Soldiers Lounge. has an
n0unced. The hangers may be
obtained by requesting them at the
lounge, which is located just back
of the Central Community House,
Biloxi.
Reverend Van Hook has ex-
pressed his appreciation for the
hangers, donssed by citizens Of
Gplfport, BILOXI and Pass Chris
ian. and would appreciate further
donations 70 meet the needs Of the
growing population OF the post.
HsnEars may be sent directly to
the lounge or 10 tie Biloxi or
Culfport offices OF the Daily Her
AID.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Engine Branch
To Be Held in
School BuiIdinq

The Aircraft Engines Branch of
the Air Corps Technical School at
Keesler Field Is scheduled 10 open
December . IN School Building
No. ! according to Capt Harold
L. Kreider. Executive Officer Of
the school Aircraft Engines 10
the first phase Of ths Engines
Division.
II was originally planned TO
start the branch in one OF the
fields hangers bu. that building
will not be completed In time.
School Building No. was expect
ed 70 be finished by Monday.
allowing week for equipment
sei-up and two weeks for an in
structor refresher course.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
OLE OPRY COMES TO KEESLER
Speeded;Ga
Heating Soon

Installation ot a gas-ran,mioion
pipeline from Kesxler Field, con
meeting with the main conduit, ten
miles away near Galfporl was
started last week. states The latest
report Of the Z ). Engineers In
charge OF construction here.
WORK should be finished within
the next three weeks. when all ser
vice buildings and barracks viii
ee connected for heal. At present
four mess halls In operation here
are using gas, specially piped from
The Biloxi branch of the conduit.
Other phases Of construction
have progressed in equal tempo.
The total job on the field is es-
iimated to be about 70 per cent
finished. Even construction OF
hangers viii be speeded as all the
sieel required has arrived and
steel gangs have been assigned 10
work.
The warm-up apron. work upon
which was slowed up earlier in
the month by two heavy rainfalls.
is nearing completion with about
Two 10 three more weeks required
TO finish the project.
The sewage plant and ineiners-
tor, which at present IS the most
vital unfinished project on the
fled, is more than so per cent
completed while the sanlisry sew
ers are more than 80 per cent
finished
According 10 the report. the
next 80 days should show marked
Improvement on this work, and
should the mechanical equipment
necessary for the sewage plant be
Installed within scheduled time,
the entire sewage system viii be
ready FOR use before January.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Keesler Field
Calendar

THURSDAY. NOV. 70
SOCIAL Methodist Chapter House.
F6oTBALr--Riiox " oulfpoft 81
.. m. Gulfpori, isoldler ratesl.
FRIDAY, NOV 7i
LECTURE Exhibition Of pictures and
travel talk. Biloxi Community House,
pANdiwG drberviiie Recreation den.
ter. .. M; BAY View Auditorium.
9ay View Apartments. D, m
CAMERA CLUB Meeting. Chamber oi
Commerce room. Avslez Hotel. ! D
GLEE cLUB--Meetns. pi1stt psvf-
cHsDupRieE HsDupRi sTnHvicEs-Jewish. nsers.
alton Hall. Block II. p. m.
FOOTBALL - Gulf Cost Military
Academy W St stanislaus. Bay St
Louis. o. m
SATURDAY, nov. n
CHURCH ERvfCES-Jevish. Recre-
alton Hall. Block IL. 10 q. NJ.
LEETURE--Kxhihifion Of pictures and
travel talk. Biloxi Community House,
socIkL@rirsi s.piis, church. 10 .
DANCING Formal. BILOXI Community
cHnRcA nGPss ssRRVsliicEs--cathoiie Tic eouse.-
SONS. . .. m. Recreation Hall. Block
ttNDAIf NV -
CHURCH sERvfgES-caiholic con-
fensionk before each mass. inasses. ]
and . a. m. Episcopal Holy Com
munion. Q a. m. fpensnce on appoint
rnent) Protestant. 34th on. a
n; service and sermon. y a. N
Guard House services. IL Is = m.
All In Recreation Hall, Block "a
OPEN HOUSE - Methodist Chapter
House. ii p. m, and s.iS-s.i5 .. m /.
LECTURE---Kxhibition Of pictures and
travel talk. Biloxi Community House,
FELLOWSHIP HOUR - first Baptist
Church. si5-ssis p. m
TUESDAY, NOV. Is
OPEN HOUSE - Methodist Chapter
House 7 p. m
DANcfsC-pixatii Pavilion. J p m.
dTbervliIe Recreation Center. .. M
WEDNESDAY. NOV. ~
THFATRE-Csrnei Caravans Grand
Ole Opry." 7is and as D n; eve
ming Students. 1913 p. m. Post Thea
ire AZ east end OF field
DANCING Informal bv Mfiitsry
Maids. Biloxi Community Honss. .
p. n
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
KeesIer Fields
Band Growing;
More Men Needed

Twelve enlisted men have 80
far been permanently assigned
TO the Keesler Field Band.
They are Pvts. Frank Castorina,
Ugo Colletti, Carl Y. Eiler, Donak
Aurand. Joseph r. Axzarello, Nu-
ma Lcger. Ray c. Smith. Herbert
L. Brubaker Jr., John T. Dough-
er, Ralph =. Kelly. Robert L.
Sloan and Joseph l.. Mcbride.
Other musicians on the post ar
urged 10 contact Pies. Olin Payne
and Ramon Rojo or Pvt. William
E. Lyford at the receiving station,
Building II, Block 2. between the
hours OF 8 am. TO 10 am. and |
pm. to 2 pm.
instruments for q complete band
are being furnished by the War
Department.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
KneH Sounds For Tent
CitETHousand Men Move

Tent City is gonel
With the flash OF a lightning
order spoken over telephones
throughout the tent area, cots.
barracks bags, foot lockers and
clothes were gathered up by more
than thousand hurrying men
and transported in roaring trucks
TO waiting barracks.
In two days, Is organizations on
Keesler Field made the big move
from Tent City, inhabited at one
time or another since July by
every outfit in this newest of the
Air Corps Technical Schools.
TO NORTHWEST BARRACKS
First to move last Wednesday
were Hq. & Hq ACTS, Squad
rons 395 through 397 and All
through 4l6. Then Friday, the
service groups composed OF the
5pth Air Base Squadron, Hq. &
Hq. seth Air Base Group, the 18th
Materiel Squadron, the oath ON
Detachment and Detachment ON
fWDOH) transferred their be-
longings to the northwest blocks
of barracks
Only the tent area mess remains
in its old location in Naval Re
serve Park { continue serving to
about 300 men who will De fed
there until more mess halls are
opened.
OVER 1000 MOVE
About 100 men were moved
into barracks in the two day push
and though some OF them have
been quartered in what will be
their permanent locations, others
are expected 70 be transferred In
the near future to barracks close
TO headquarters building. now
nearing completion.
All tents in Naval Reserve Park,
excluding those used by the out
door mess, were struck Saturday.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
He Was One Of The First To See The Modern Tank
MAJOR MACDONALD SERVED BEF AS SURGEON

The major was told that be was
IN a restricted area and was asked
TO leave Immediately. He realized
that ne had Eeen tank in an sx-
perimental tryoui.
Almost two years later. the
major. "a surgeon assigned to
the iith Engineers Of the : =.
helped 70 unload the tanks that
Were used al Csnorsi in the first
mass tank attack Of the war.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Heavy on Spuds

Imagine peeling 1856 pounds oi
potatoes a dayl
For that, according TO Lieufen-
ant Sigerson, mess officer, is an
average consumption OF fpuds
here.
In addition, the general mess
serves. on an average day, as an
example, 1896 eggs; 624 pounds
OF ham; 6.240 bottles OF milk; j.
s88 cans of pineapple: 6,240 boxes
Of cereal; 935 pounds Of navy
beans: 2,375 pounds OF beef. l25
cans Of cocoa; ga cans OF corn; 3eo
cans Of peaches; 1,l25 pounds o.
tomatoes; 624 pounds OF onionsi
100 cans OF apple sauce; 80 cans
OF carrots; $50 pounds OF crack
ers, ESQ cans Of hominy, 624 cans
OF peas, $3.50 pounds of veal; 80
gallons OF sour pickles; $500
pounds OF butter, and 1000 pounds
OF bread.
MORE FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
The army is ready 10 dish out i2t
HANaA4t At t%ff
streamlined field ration has been
tried on 10 men from Wright
Field in Dayton, o., on i00-mile
trek across parched New Mex
leo. and worked out success
fully. A pemmican biscuit contain
ing virtually all OF the essentials
for g balanced diet is the ration S
mainstay. Each meal package also
contains two graham crackers and
. stick of chewing gum.
The breakfast is enlivened by
powdered soluble coffee with
sugar, matted milk tablets and a
small tin OF veal loaf. In addition
10 the ever-present pemmican bis
cult, dinner includes ham loaf
tin, tube Of bouillon paste and
dextrose tablets. Supper packages
sport pork-beef sausage, choco-
late fudge and tablets for MAX
ing lemonade.
What, no Deans7