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The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01

Military life Is sort Of touch
stone. Il brings out the best in
man and il often brings out the
worst. II man has q strong char
acter, built up by adherence %
nigh ideals and good environment
il Is further strengthened by Army
life and he becomes more Of
leader than he was before. On the
other hand, II man has weak
character, his defects are brought
more 70 life than ever before. He
can't hide himself behind sny fsl5e
pretenses in the Army
On physical Level. II man
has learned to endure few hard
ships Of climate and discomfors.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01
IT'LL BE A WARN WINTER,

WASHINGTON, D. c, Oct H.
The War Department has arrang-
ed for the purchase OF 8fisi52 tons
OF coal. through the Quartermss-
ter Corps, for use during the lis
cal year Of 1912.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01
BLOOD TYprNG

Blood typing at Keesler win be
a development Of the near future.
when laboratory facilities are
available here" Colonel Plat stat
ed. Blood types are OF four dis
tinct classes and such information
win be valuable to the medical
detachment in the event OF emcr-
gencies where tranyfusions are
necessary.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01
Forty five Chanute
Field Graduates
Assigned Here

cHANUTE FIELD. Ill, Oct
Among s27 men who have
recently completed q six
month sirplsns mechanics
course here IS have been as
signed 70 Keeslsr Field and
81 70 Sheppard Field. KEGS
ler's sister Air Corps Tech
nicai School al Wichita Falls.
Tex. These men were select
I'd from the class OF 300 TO
iiil instructor positions.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01

OGDEN, Utah, Oct The
Utah General Depot has been sc-
iivaied here. the War Department
announced today. Several ware
houses have been ornpleted. with
eight 70 be available By Oct. IS.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01
First Sergeant
Of 3o3rd Has
RapidRise

Advancement from buck
private to first sergeant in
seven months is the amazing
record compiled by First Ser
geant James r. DAILY OF the
3e3rd School Squadron. Ser
geani DAILY, "a, is, in addition
one OF the youngest first SER
geants on this post
He enlisted at Buffalo, n.
Y. on Nov. 10, 1895, and saw
service al Fort Slocum, N. Y.
and at Wheeler Field. Honolu-
lu, T. H., obtaining a short
discharge at Fort Mcdowell.
Preside Of San Francisco,
Calf, on April 5, 1889. Upon
discharge, the sergeant enlist
ed in the Regular Army Re-
serve.
CALLED BACK As PRIVATE
Sergeant Daily was called
back to active duty as pri-
vate on Feb. IL, 1891, at Fort
Smelling. MINI. and two days
later was sent to Jefferson
Barracks, Mo. lie was assign
ed to the 3ist School Squad
ron and there began his rapid
series Of adysncements.
He made corporal on April
%, sergeant on May L and
staff sergeant on May IS. On
July 81 Sergeant DSly was
named as acting first SER
geant Of the newiy-acii-
waited 393rd School Squad
ron which left Jefferson Bar
racks Aug. % and arrived in
Biloxi the next day. He was
officially promoted TO his first
sergeancy Sept is.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-01
The Chaplain Speaks

ne finds little trouble IN ADJUST
ing himself 10 a soldiers life. In
fact, he reyeis IN the realization
that he @csn take IT.. With some
thing OF super-msriyr's complex.
he asks for more. The wholesome
mot dainty fare that the army
offers him builds him Up physi-
cally. He develops his body
through the work, sometimes
most tiring, that the army i'm
poses upon him. The army de-
velops him physically. and he gets
all the exercise that his body de-
nnands.
LEARNS TO IMPROVE
On another level, as far ss bis
educational life is concerned, he
feontinu>o on gage sev.nl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
AN URGENT APPEAL
To All Long Distance Telephone Users

The immediate availability of
Long Distance telephone facil-
ities is vital 10 the communica-
ton needs of our government.
We urge everyone who plans TO
exchange the seasons greet
inss by Long Distance teIe-
phone, TO please refrain from
making these calls on Christ
mas or New Years Day.
The Long Distance telephone
is already playing . major role
in Americas about war effort.
Government Long Distance
telephone requirements. both
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24

cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been is
sued.
LOCAL DATA
Mean temperature, Is degrees;
normal temperature, 70 degrees.
Total rainfall this month to
date. 3.41 inches.
Normal rainfall this month to
date, 1877 inches.
Total rainfall this year to
date, 51.96 inches.
Normal rainfall this year to
date, 1871 inches.
Sunset today, 5:45 p. m. sun
rise tomorrow, ITO a. m.
Moon sets tonight, 1915 a. m.
OF the 18th.
NOTICE
Restrictions on Small Craft,
Storm and Hurricane Warnings
For the duration of the
war, or until further notice,
all wind and weather fore
casts for ocean, coastal and
marine areas have been dis
continued except small craft,
storm or hurricane warnings
or advisories thereof. These
warnings and advisories viii
contain information as to the
wind veloeities expected, the
area affected, time Of hoist,
and duration of display. How
ever, no information viii be
given regarding the direction
of the wind, the movement
and location of the storm, or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
REPORT GERMANS
MOVING TOWARD
SPANISH BORDER
MUCH SPECULATION AS TO
WHAT HTTLER'S NEWEST
MOVEMENT MAY MEAN TO
ALLIES

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Adolf Hit
ler's Yuletide gift to England is a
bad case of Christmas nerves.
A weller of rumors is plaguing
Europe. Bern. Switzerland rs-
ports that fresh German troops
are moving down through the
west of occupied France TO the
Spanish border.
London speculated on whether
the troop movements presaged an
attack on Gibraltar or Nerth
Africa.
Other indications pointed TO q
showdown on the long-retarded
reapproachment between Italy
and France, and France and Ger
many.
Reuters described one of its
own previous reports that Chief
State Marshall Petain had re-
signed as ridiculous.
Meanwhile another of Hitler's
war of nerves reached high peak
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
LEND.LEAsE

n his quarterly report on
I'd Lease Aid, President
psevelt said that 81, 202, 600, 600
been advanced up to No
nber Both. The actual exports
e amounted to only $595, 000,-
The report also showed
/ Lend-Lease aid has increas-
each month s4nce the enact
1T of the Lend-Lase Act in
rch. Lend-Lease aid in March
) $l8.000,000 compared with
100000 for November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24


any conditions surrounding
it.
Warning displays viii be
as follows: ONE RED PEN
NANT will be continued as a
warning to small craft. TWO
RED REMNANTS will be
used for a storm warning
without direction. TWO
STORM WARNING FLAGS
Square red flags with black
centers) viii be continued as
a hurricane warning. No
storm warning lights viii be
displayed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
TELEVISToN

hartman Fly, of the Federal
nmunications Commission,
! that he saw no reason why
present war should halt the
ance of television. Materials
television construction will
e to be carefully analysed,
television sis going to be
I alive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
RUBBER pLANTrNc

Fithin the past few weeks, a
i shipment of $500 budded
Der trees reached American
res from the Philippines.
&c the program of transplant
rubber seeds in Latin Amer
started over year ago, 49,
rubber seeds have been
lted, one-third of which We're
lted by U. S. commercial in
.sts. The other 100000
Der seeds were planted in
peration with II Latin-Amer-
! governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
IABILITATIoN PROSPECTS

N December p, Paul v. Nc
i, Federal Security Admins
or, met with officers of the
: and Navy Departments, the
Grams Administration, the
plic Health Service. the De-
tment of Labor, National Re
rec Planning Board, the
ted States Employees compen-
on Commission, the OPM
lor Division, the Social Sc
lty Board, the Office of Edu-
ION and other agencies, to
slider a program for voca-
lal rehabilitation. This step
J taken in view of the unhap-
casualty prospects following
ational war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24

civilian and military. have
stepped up sharply. Industrial
plants engaged in defense pro-
duction, radio networks and
news services are relying more
and more upon the speedy CON-
facts made possible by the
long Distance telephone
Therefore We urgently appeal
10 you TO help keep Long Dis
lance lines clear, on Christmas
and New Years Day, that we
may efficiently serve our Ma
tion, unhampered by calls of .
non-essentiaI character.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
FOOD COST
bakery

kept for cereals, bakery
ducts and meat, the cost OF
important groups of food adj
ced during the month end
November 18th. In fact, re-
food costs advanced 1.3
cent between October IA and
'ember 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7::30 a. m.
18th Mer. Time City Office
Term -ra4sfraS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
'ASHNCTON NOTES
sTLHoUETTEs

a order to aid Civilian De-
Sc personnel in spotting Jap
sc planes, the Navy has re-
sed for general publication
louettes of twenty4three of
most commonly-used COM
planes of the japanese
w.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
AVIATION FUEL.

secretary Ickes Petroleum Co
inator, must approve the
king, selling, or shipping Of
alton gasoline. Not only do
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24

the orders apply to the finished
products. but to the base stocks
from which his gasoline is
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
MONUMENT
9R~ Associated PreSsl

VICTORIA, B. c.-Thousands
of miles from the Philippines, a
steneilled board which may have
marked the grave of U. S. Army
officer killed there years ago,
washed up on a British Column
bia beach.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Fancy Words
are Never
Good Taste
w ALICE HART
~ n l~pvonn Utafl WPatnp

THE WOMAN whose vocabu-
larry is filed with howery
phrases and hossy words instead
of simple, directories is no bet
ter, if as well of, as one whose
vocabulary Is 20 meager that she
has difficulty expressing herself
at all.
In other words, the person who
says such things as II desire to
purchase" instead of II would
like to buy" or rendered him q
banquet" rather than"gave him q
dinner" makes q worse impress
sion, really, than the woman who
knows and uses 80 few words
that her conversation is hat and
colorless.
It's not smart to say man.
sion" instead Of Large house, ""I
recall" instead of II remember"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

or The expressed desire to
make your acquaintance" instead
Of "he said he would like to meet
YOU"
HOPE W. TRUST =
When you are introduced to
anyone. It Is better to say
simply "how-do-you-do?" than
pleased to meet you" or glad
to make your acquaintance"
It's q mistake to use "con-
verse" for talk" II will ascer-
tain" for will And OUT or II
trust ! am not intruding" for
II hope ! am not in the way"
I'VE are having . few people
to dinner" sounds much better
than 1--WE are having . dinner
party" Think twice before be-
ginning a sentence with II
trust" Usually, II hope" will be
better.
In this country 1t sounds
hossy and howery to say 1--WE
went to the cinema" instead Of
1--WE went to the movies" or 1--WE
saw q motion picture" And Twill
you have dinner with us?"
sounds much better than Twill
you dine with us?"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Chic Cost: : I! s.!
More ia Tine
Than mkAoney

TINE and ability q stick 70 I
plan are more important than
money to the woman who wants
10 be smartly turned out but
who has no intention OF trying
to claim Z place On so-called
'best-dressed'' lists.
She prizes the extra smount Of
free time which allows her to
examine several remnant count
ers 70 hnd Just the right bit OF
material for Z blouse that will
lift her suit out Of $3.50
category. She realizes that =
unique buckle, Shoes which are
chic q well q comfortable. . hat
that IL at once AAttefins and
smart, or suit material that looks
soft and yet will hold it
looks soft and yet win hold il
creases often cost more In time
than In money.
REMOVE DULCES
A Z result, she never makes
plans for Z wardrobe Aurriedly.
She doesn't expect 70 ct every
thing within I few days Right
now, she knows pretty well
what she wants for spring. LonG
before the stores are crowded
with Easter shoppers sshe will
have spent q great deal Of time
tracking down the best clothes
available 1t what she can afford
70 spend. ~
Meanwhile she win not have
forgotten that the better her
figure, the more becoming the
new clothes win be. She thinks
that Il makes more sense for Q
woman to devote Z lot Of time
for six months TO getting rid Of
bulses than togo on year afteE
year, constantly searching for
clothes 70 conceal or minimize
the bulses.
II she delides 70 take Oh q roll
here, Z bulge there, she admits
frankly 70 herssk that this again
Il more . matter Of TIME than Of
money ~. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
What Is %
With Leftoxers

when winter m0ouD o1otCu
out, And you would love t.
pitch your stove over Ne fence.
and HE yourself sway from kit
chen duties, take = tip from
Grandma. She specialized IN M
venting leftover dishes. She
could make IN end Of roast and
4 cup Of vegetables 1T up and
becIxon for attention 1t Ne table.
Take Gr1ndma'S recipe for
med shortcake. for instance. Or
wa4 Il q recipe7 twas mostly
In her head or her fingers. g
someone said. Anyway, she con-
cocted Z different shortcake each
time she made Il. Her biscuit
dough was just right. the nest
seasoned carefully, the cream
sauce. neither too thick nor too
thin. She insisted on something
crisp and crunchy TO eat with
it--cole slaw. crisp cold picklea,
celery or carrot. strips.
Today. we can hail our left.
overs with Z grin. For they give
~ ! chance to Be a smsrt %
Grandma. With them, We can
make "shortcake farm style"
inviting enough looking 70 serve
home folks or guests.
Take pains to cut the meat In
large cubes when preparing II
for this dish, It SENS to make Il
taste better. probably because
the meat retains'its identity. Add
grten peas-pimiento too, II you
like-for color and interest.
Make q recipe Of baking powder
biscuit which can be rolled ~
inch thick and baked in one large
sheet; or It can be rolled thicker
and when baked, split and serv.
ed in two layers.
For . luncheon dish, family
meal. or q Sunday night sup
per, try the dish pictured here.
Place the shortcake in q good,
big chop plate and arrange bacon
crisps, squares of butter, and q
scattering Of cooked peas on the
top layer for color. All you need
to complete the main course Is
. big salad Of green's, tomato
wdges, carrot strips, and grated
onion. Toss it up with an oil
and-vinegar dressing, and you
have q perfect twosome of dishes.
MEAT SHORTCAKE FARM
STYLE
2 cups cubed cooked veal
! cup cooked peas
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
I cup milk 4
4 slices crisp bacon
" teaspoon paprika
"a teaspoon salt z
! recipe e cups flour) biscuit
dough
Combine butter and flour and
add milk to make a cream sauce.
Add the veal, pexs and season
ing. Roll the biscuit dough and
bake in two layers. Place one
layr ct biscuit ON q platter and
pour the meat mixture over. TOP
with the other layer of biscuit,
and garnish the top with bacon,
paprika, butter squares, and Z
tablespoon Of cooked peas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Whit rs U
Aboul Hard yaler

- ~ 100 Z. ~ 90 - \
y ~ YOU LIVE - : .hee1 -wa>6r
6iO(ricG thoga y ~ no41 - IN
you how hard w1t6f adds - IL
!pr0b16nle Of houoohoopiua -ths
slicly scum THAT collects On. III
Inside of your diShpau and adds
10 The chore Of eotting glassworo
and dishes sparkling Glen. tbs
sosp curd that clin0s % clothes
Ia washing and makes them
harsh md oftsn turn !. cray,
''bathtub ring" Ion u llavor "a
foods, and the hard seale Hat
collects In your cooking utensila
and sometimes clogs your hot
water supply systsm.
Nowadays getting soft water
for household usa 4 no more q
Z problem than getting IN ade-
quate supply Of hot water. The
solution lies IN : dsvice called :
seolite water softsnsr. Such Z
device will completely remove
III the lime and magnesium salts
the cause Of bard water-and
convert the water into one that
y q soft q rain right out Of the
sky.
This device has . tank which
contains the zeolite, . mineral
substance. The tank u connected
to the house piping. After flow.
ing through the xeolite the water
leaves the tank, and then flows
to the faucets from which Il Is
used. The zeolite lasts indefi.
nitely, but every week or two II
must be reconditioned by flush
ing with . solution Of pure salt
similar to that used for the table,
In the and-operated water soft
eper, this reconditionins can be
done by anyone-yourself or q
member Of your family. No spe-
cial skill or knowledge II neces-
sary. In the automatic type Of
softener the reconditipnins ID
done by an electric motor which
is started by . hand switch, or
by . time clock. or by Q water
meter. The only attention re.
CURED for the automatic softener
Is 10 load the brine tank at In.
frequent intervals.
MEET NEEDS
OF course, you must have Z
water conditioning equipment Of
q size that meets your needs.
This will depend on the amount
of impurities In the water to be
treated, and the number Of gal.
Ions used per day In your home.
The manufacturers representa-
tive will collect data that will
enable him to estimate how
much water Il being used. To de-
termine the composition Of the
water It Is necessary TO analyze
. sample.
The reliable manufacturers Of
water-c conditioning equip m e n
maintain their own laboratories
for making such analyses, and
have already tested the water
supplied fto the principal cities
and towns Of the country. Then,
too, there are different kinds Of
xeolites, and each has It's own
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

u cup sug@ : tbsp. butter
II tsp. sott lM cups Cmno-
8 tbGp. uoM ton eulk,
! c,ap orutod pine undiluie0
appls. drainsd Juice a J lemon
3 egg yol1n
NM suqx, soit md flour. Add
pineapple. from which Juice hos
boea dEoinsd. beatsa. egg yolks.
butter and mllk. Cook & double
boiios untl thiek. Add lenea Juice
md mtg theroughly. ceol md pour
iato boksd pc 6hSl. Covse With
SsQQ whites g thsp. asqm
DeQt cq1 whites unM stifi. add ~
.as% Si.ds.lly: - hsS sesii e
e. e ~ IS 3; & IS IS. 80 :.a:.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

Pictures do not depend on a
type o. camera used. ba4 upc
the person behind the camGc1
rrixe- winning pictures can \
talesn with Z dollar camera O.
poor pictures with expendx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

81 2ox32" Plush Oval Rugs ......... ga. 7se
rs 22x427 Tufted Chenille Rugs ga $2.69
43 13x22" Rubber Door Mats ....... ga. 44c
6S 27x45" Administer Throw Rugs ca. So. 8
$50 SO. yds. Felt Base Floor covering,
Fl. wide $40. 80. 50. yd. l9c
465 prs Odd Lot Ruffed Curtains 49,. pr. &c
1900 yds. Curtain Material Remnants. yd. Sc
200 Cloth Window Shades ..............ea 35e
I18 Fiber Venetian Blinds ........... ga. CSC
l23 44x75" Rsyon M.rquisette P.nes -. ca 44e
2sS prs. RSffltd Curtain. .;c ..''''''''h pr: Sc
HOUSEWARES
6 Alabaster Table Lamps .............$ 81 95
1S Pin-Up Lamps with Shade ca. 59e
Is pcs. Imprinted Furniture ga. $l0O
10 pcs. Assorted Occasional Furniture 80. 10 OF
100 pes, Assorted Housewares .......... ga. Zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Dondero Asks
For Natural Gas
Investigation
Times star Correspondent

"a WASHINGTON, Nov. PA
investigation was
demanded today by Rep. George
A. Dondero of Royal Oak of an
international public utility COM
bine said TO be attempting to OBJ
tain control OF the Panhandle
eastern pipe line which supplies
natural gas to Detroit and many
other middle western cities and
states.
In a letter TO Chairman Hatton
Summers of the house judiciary
committee, Dondero set forth
that the Societe Financiere de
Transports ct Enterprises, a hold
ing company for public utilities
with head offices in Brussels. Bel
GUM. are said 10 be attempting
TO buy up stock interests in the
Columbia Oil and Gas Corporation
and Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Company. These companies con-
troll SO per cent Of the Panhandle
stock.
Dondero asks that Congress de-
tefmine whether this international
company. known as Sofina, is con-
trolled by Axis interests. --------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Relief Increase
0f-13P(t Seen
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Nov. u Seasonal
demands will cause ID per cent
increase in direct relief ALLEGATIONS
to counties by the welfare com.
mission next week. John ID
O'Connell. director said Today
O'Connell said he will ask th'
commission 90 allocate total Of
$3.50 600 10 take care OF rapidly
rising case load which last week
stood al 30 72s This WAS amin.
crease OF SAT over the previous
week.
I'VE expect more of rise
than we got" he said. because
OF threatened automobile lay
OFFS. But this failed 10 material
ize. The case load increase Is
due entirely 10 approaching
Winter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Farley Resumes
To End Battle
Over Milk Cost

Negotiations aimed at a peaceful
settlement OF the much-chailenged
proposal TO raise milk prices in
detroit will be resumed tomorrow
between Detroit milk producers
and distributors.
Producers, one OF which has
Threatened a milk strike. demand
an increase of from $3.50 to SO a
Ihundredweight TO take effect De-
Icember !. Distributors maintain
this is unjustified and would
hamper their market.
A drive. headed by Royal d.
Rood, Detroit attorney, is being
conducted meanwhile 10 obtain
sufficient signatures 10 place ac-
ceptance of the new milk control
act up 10 the voters next Novem-
Der.
The act, which is TO take effect
next January 9, gives the state
control board power TO declare
an emergency requiring state ac-
tion in the setting of both whole
sale and retail prices in Detroit.
A number OF independent diaries
oppose the act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Farmer Escapes Penalty
TUnss SIAN Correspondent

JACKSON, Nov. n No pen
atty will be eXacted by the fed
eral government from Marion
HIATT. Liberty Township farmer
who burned his wheat crop last
Fall rather than pay penalty for
excess acreage, said Herbert Bern
stein, county soil conservation
chairman today. Bernstein said
HIATT planted no wheat tins year,
more than offsetting the excess
acreage which caused his action
last Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
League TO install Officers

Newly elected officers OF the
Detroit detachment, Marine Corps
League. will be installed tonight
in the Veterans Building by State
Commandment Orville l.. Hubbard,
New officers are Joseph Karol,
commandant: Malcolm r. Hen
shaw, senior vice commandment;
Howard & erns, junior vice
commandant: william j. Nc
intYe. judge advocate; Arthur c.
Edelstein, chaplain: and Lance
Chaldicoite. sergeant al arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Woman Labor Leader
OF Britain 10 Speak

Caroline Haslett. women'S train
ing adviser 10 the British Ministry
OF Labor, will address the Business
WOmen's Club of Detroit, tonight
after a dinner at $50 p. m. at the
Women's City Club.
Miss Haslett founded the Inter
national Women'S Service Groups
which tits women exlles from Eu-
rope, Now living in the British
Isles. into British life.