davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-23

We talked about
him - Dragged d
some, l suppose
and other people
became interested
in Jess, too. Jess
liked visitors: he'd
dance back and
forth on a curtain
rod. calling the
dogs. initiating
cackling hens,
shouting what we
fondly believed to
be "Hello!' in a
rusty squeak. One
of our neighbors
was anxious to have
Jess-claimed the
starting would be
Evening star., 1941-03-23

broken bones, I'M
provising cages.
The starting was
limp. apparently
unconscious, but
when we touched
his broken wing he
opened his eyes and
pecked furiously.
He was amazingly
strong. | realized
for the first time
how pretty a star
ling is-dark-green
and purple, rides
cent, shining and
dappled. We set the
broken wing and
set him in an in
yerted wire sCraD
Evening star., 1941-03-23

much better off at his greenhouse,
where he could eat bugs and live nat
urally. We kept refusing to part with
him, but when spring came we decided
to sell the farm and move back to the
city. We went to see our neighbor.
you can take Jess" we said, "if
you'll promise never to cage him."
He promised, and I'm sure he meant
to keep his word. But he didn't know
Jess. Weeks passed. We sold the farm
and would be moving in day or so.
The telephone rang. Jess was sick.
We hurried over, to find Jess squat
ting in a cage. His eyes we're dull and
his feathers had lost their shine.
Jess - Gagged!
But there was an explanation: Jess
had ruined a rare orchid by roosting
on it. He had pestered the cook until
she quit. He'd roved the house. steal
ing and destroying and bullying un-
til, at last, they'd Gagged him. But Jess
wasn't a pet. he was freebooter,
and the cage was prison to him. He'd
grieved and all but starved himself.
We took the cage out in the garden
and opened the door. set bowl of dog
food in front of it, Jess crawled out,
teetering from weakness, and ate ner-
vously, scolding US and glancing back
anxiously at the cage. He drank
lot of water, bit each of us in turn,
and lurched up into maple tree. We
went away and left him there.
Years passed. We acquired new
pets and new worries, but we put in
a kind word for starlings whenever
we could. Then, few weeks ago, we
were out in eastern Long Island again.
We drove down the long rutted lane
to our old place.
A clutter of starlings scolded on the
stable roof. One of them perched on
the door and screeched at us. He
didn't fly away as we approached.
Vondy said, as that you, JESSE"
and held out his hand and whistled.
The starting cooked his head,
made a squeaky sound that might
have been something like hello. Then
he swooped down to Vondy's hand,
pecked it hard, and sailed back to the
door again. His feet were scaled and
knobby with age.
There wasn't much doubt that it
was really Jess.
The End
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Romance Cut Short

HE's got girl" Vondy whispered.
and answered, Eyes, he'll be leaving
u.s." Quite unaccountably we were sad.
Something. possibly the whisper.
startled the female. She darted into
a tree. Jess ran along the sill to its
very end. his wings half-raised, call
ing, coaxing, pleading. Turing. Finally
he wholeheartedly damned her for the
silly bird she was. Not even for love
would Jess leave his home.
During the next winter he learned
to accept food from our hands, though
usually he bit them afterward. He
perched on our shoulders. and We dis
covered that we were fond of Jess.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
From
A.. M.
to
|. M.
\. r,t. Clifford X. Jait.

WHO Is THE most interesting
nsrson YOU ever net
We Ike 10 think of Charlie
kroehnsl. a private with the no.
and IIa., Squadron ACRC. Charlie
is so years old. short. siubbs
dzrkhsirsd and complexioned
psvil-msy-eare. Isn't worried
Wh.fher he has money, never
n,issg il when hes broke DAY al
ter payday.
Charles been from New YORK
70 California. through Mexico and
Canada. Bummed all The way
When headquartered in Chicago,
every nov and then, during the
past s years. Krochmal never
missed ; big sporting event. Never
had pass. either. Saw Tunney
ghIp Dempsey before 90, 900 a.
Soldier Field. saw the opening
fight at the Chicago Stadium be-
tween Mickey Walker and Tommy
I.aughran. and was on hand for
the Cubs world series efforts
against the Yankees, Athletics
and Tigers. Crashed the gate.
Charlie Krochmal, wanderer. sol
der. As good-hearied fellow as
you'd ever want TO meet. An un-
usual combination Of jeff Davis,
king Of the vanguards. and One
Eyed Connolly. ruler OF the gate
crashers.
Incidentally, Charles sweating
out all chow lines in the Army
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Long May 1t Wave!

We were reminded oil an inier-
estins note concerning the Ma
tional Anthem, the other day.
Here 1t is, for approval.
For 1877 years most Americans
have regarded tho Star Spangled
Banner as our National Anthem.
Yet, not until 1881 did President
Hoover approve the act which
made this an official fact
The lyrics we're written IN 1914
by Francis Scott Key, lawyer,
who penned verse for his own
amusement. The melody was bor-
rowed from an old English drink
ing song. ITO Anacreou In Hea-
ven. Sopranos complain OF its
low range, bariiones find the high
{ equally awkward, prohibition
lists view with alarm the profane
source OF the melody. and every-
one finds its tricky meter difficult
for memorizing.
Certainly it is not the usual
national anthem. sung in praiss
of a ruler tGod Save he King)
or as a call to battle lie Marseil-
-lalse). The Star Spangled Banner
is. rather, stirring prayer for
the preservation of our flag and
our liberties.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Old Fatigue Suits
Won't Be Replaced
In Army Air Corps

Issue OF winter. clothing BY the
Post Quartermaster began October
ist at Keesler Field but O.D.'s s.
olive drab uniforms-will not be
worn here before November IS,
reports Capt. Lonnie NJ. johnson,
Post Adjutant.
Wearing of the olive drab VIII
probably be optional until about
December Is, Captain Johnson
revealed. and prior to that date
winter clothing will only be com
pulsory on special occasions, such
as inspections
Disregard all other rumors
about the issuance Of new types
Of clothing here" the captain told
Keesler Field enlisted men
Blue Air Corps uniforms viii
not be issued to personnel OF the
Army Air Forces during the pres
ent emergency" he declared,
spiking a current camp rumor.
Also issuance OF no new type OF
fatigue suit not now being given
out is contemplated n the near
future, the captain said
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
NOW FOR
SAILOR
SUITS, LADS

Rocked In the Cradle OF the
p~ep'' may be = sailors dltty but
IL seems 20 be the theme song of
Keesier fields men on their time
of.
The five skifis on the Back Bsy
os Biloxi which the Athletic and
Recreation Office has as It's dis-
possi are getting a full play plus
overtime. according 70 Isl II.
George L. Ashman. A. h r. Of
firer.
In September. for example, the
boats were tn use s45 hours. an
average Of III hourE q day.
THE demand for bosts ls 20 great
severe restrictions had to be plae-
ed on the use OF them. No boat
may be lei out 10 party smaller
than three nor for period longer
than two hourK
Besides the five boats mention
ed there Is also another which Il
reserved for iIfcguard duty. All
six boats wers donated BY ci,i-
zsns os Biloxi and Feconditioned
On the post BY ssaff OF mainten-
ance men including pc. Russell
G.. Winters Of Hq. q fq. Squad
ron ACTS: PVT VeriEn Linkc.
s07th School Squadron, and Pvt.
Louis Krines. s0eth School Squad
ron.
The A x r. Office also regis
sers privately owned boats on the
field or these 10 are owned BY
enlisted men and eight by off,
GERS
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
to
Send $50
Instructors

cHAsufE FIELD. Ill, Oct. IS.
Exodus of soldiers from Cham
ute Field to man the new Air
Corps Technical training schools
ct Biloxi and Wichita Fails. Tex,
Is almost over. Two final ship
men;s viii transfer total Of 7S0
men.
Recently 300 Army Instructors
we're sent 70 these new fields: $50
10 Keesler Field and $50 TO shep-
pard Field at Wichita Falls. This
brings the number Of soldiers sent
from here to Biloxi TO 1908, and
10 Sheppard. 1853. All we're high
ranking graduates Of the technical
school here
On Nov. chanute vii trans
fes $50 additional instructors to
Biloxi and 200 to Wichita Falls.
bringing the final total 70 1853
men sent from here 10 each OF
the tao fields.
Migration began Aug ! when
Chanute sent a total Of 3sf en-
Lifted men. including non-ccn-
rlissloned officers. 10 the tao
fields Additional transfers have
been made since then from time
70 time.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

Thirty degrees north, 80 degrees
vest, altitude 81 feet That Is the
geographical location OF Keesler
Field.
Such information will De given
out with other inpoF tant facts to
pilots and aerial navigstors ghsn
the Air Corps Weather Station
goes into operation here IN the
future
With the opening Of he station
viii come the formation Of .
Weather Squadron. znd Il. Edwin
VI. Murphy. field Weather Officer
announced. While the personne
Of the outfit will be few in nam-
Der. not more faan I6 enlisted
men. If wiil ~ . highly specisi-
ized group.
IN addition to giving the above
mentioned dot on the map. which
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
KEESLER TO HAVE
WEATHER STATION
SQUAD ron Of Is Men TO BE Formed

II Keesier Field, il ~ili pc the
duty Of the station operators 70
make forecasts. weather mspa;
tend and receive telefype reports
on weather conditions. provide
reports on atmospheric conditions
sucn as ceiling and visibility. and
sil the other information needed
n flight
Until the Air Corps takes oyer
she Civil Aerona1tiesi Adrnipls-
srstion viii continue % supply the
Information rom Keesief Field
The present statioD Was opened
5n Jan. %. 1888. -Four men are
employed IN maintaining the sta
ion ~ hours daily. Besides sup
plying weather information the
tstipn monitors the radio flight
beams of Jackson and Tyiertoaiu.
siiss.. vea Orleans. La. and Mo
1iie, Ala.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
A. IA. Students Working
With Planes for First
Time in Structures Phase

.actuai planes for the first time In
the course, learning to tie q plane
down and move II about on the
ground.
The civilian instructor staff has
been augmented by seven new
civil service men. Enlisted men
comprise more than IS per cent Of
the teaching staff st the mech
anics school.
Although students Of the first
.wo phases Of the course have
been schooled in barracks and
tents 10 dale. school buildings for
the third two-week phase
study Of airpIane hydraulics
should be completed before the
first class Begins this course on
October IT, school officials re-
ported.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
7 ent City
Turning into
Ghost City

Tent CITY Is rapidly becomine
the Ghost City Of kecslcr Field
Preliminary contraction Of run
ways for airplnnes has neeeasita ~. !.
"a the removal Of q large number
of ,ents IN the Naval Reserve PARK
Nany OF the first tents erected
al his station. including those once
oset,nied by ihe Pioneer 3l0th
school Squadron. have been struck
bv work details under the direc-
tion of ist II. Harry d knrix.
Adutanf and Supply Offlcer of
Hi d Hq. Squadron. ACT S.
0iher units standing IN ihe
spaih Of progress also have been
removed. Among them are such
Hnlatimcrs' as the Police and Pri-
son ten, and The snb-message
center
Police and Prison has taken over
thp log cabin. once the guard
hoise. The sub-messsge center
has been abolished. Gone also ls
the Post Exchange IN the reraaa-
tlonai area. Il is now IN block IL,
barracks o.
Tho guardhoust and personnel
Of the interior guard are nov
ausriefed IN BARRACKS 3 and 10
ID Block II.
Trees along the drainage ditch.
north Of the baseball park. are
being cut down 70 make room for
temporary runway Grading
work IL scheduled to be completed
in time to permit planes allotted
to Keesler Field 70 land.
Tents Of the 10 squsdrons stu
remaining under canvas VIII be
relocated where they are IN the
path OF the runway. Those remains
ing are Ho. g. Hq, Squadron,
ACTS. s0sih. 3e3rd to Se7th.
and 411th 10 4i6th inclusive A7otii
1000 men are living in the area.
At It's peak the area contained
$50 pYTaFn.dai teals and 100 Ia
trines. washrooms, showers and
other service units. From 70 10 30
tepts are being removed daily,
according to 1t KUrtz Approx
mateiy 400 have been taken down
and sent back 10 me Quariermas-
Ter warehouse at West Pier. Gulf
port. Three hundred and fifty 81
the tents we're borrowed from
Camp Shelby and are nov being
returned
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Soldiers In
Good Health
Al tKeesler

Good health IS the order OF the
day at Keesler Field. This is In
dlcated In report by H. Col.
Robert J Plat. Port Surgeon. that
out OF an approximate I2s mon
reporting for sick call daily, an
average OF only about three re-
uuire disqualification 10 the sta
ton hospital at Camp Shelby, Hat
tiesburg. Miss.
Emergency cases sent to the
Veterans Facility hospital adla-
cent TO the west side Of this camp
have ayera sed only abou, one .
week. the Colonel stated.
During September 3037 enlisted
patients were treated at the camp
dispensary. Typhoid shots totaled
s480 and l3.00i smallpox vsccina-
.ions were administered Lock
jaw innoculatlons began last
week.
Medical facilities have been
available al Keesier Field since
the first medical officer reported
here July is.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Official Band TO
Be Organized
Here Soon

Authorization by which an Air
Force band i being organized st
Keesler Field includes the activa-
tion of So other Air Force bands
throughout the United States. ac-
cording 10 information released
BY the War Department.
The nucleus of the band which
will be formed here Is 70 arrive
from the 18th coas; Artillery,
HsrboE DefenseF OF Pensacola.
Fla. The cadre includes a staff
sergeant, a corporal and . private
first class.
This band according 70 Ist 1t.
George L. Asnman. Athletic and
Recreation Officer. viii be an Of
fetal Keesier Field 28-piece band
and viii represent the post al all
ceremonial occasions.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
All! The NoondayRide
OF Paul Revere, Junior
Keesler Field
Calendar

THURSDAY, OCT ~
opKN HOUSE Asshoalst hspts
soFrfsAfI, Ksssisf Field Al Star
Va WELLS. Hiiosi Veterans Facility
. m
FRIDAY. ocI. ~
OrTN HOUSE q ibrrtiiis Community
liauNs. D m
DANCE beginners class. Busns visi,
ttsfsla,psb,sis1g. eifll llgsl nd =, ,,.v., al.
nlinxi Community lieuAs Ia p. ~.
sOfTiiAf4i - Elimination tournament
Tor post championship, ,wo games
J q, M, nliasl Veterans Facility
CHURCH SERVICES Jewish. Whlt.
Housa, % p m
SATURDAY, ocT. 10
so Iirst Hspiis, Church. Biloxi
LfxTdaK rshlbision ana asx.l tam
Hiiasl Community ilutss. Ia D. IN.
DANCE fofmai, Hilozi Community
H1uss p. m
fpoTaAIs l. ko1ih Cafo.iaa ys TN.
lane. New Dsisana II soldiers
rates. . m.
SUNDAY. OCT. 10
CHURCH sTRyIc.FS- Aslselie. esnfes.
fsni. sai6 ON. "a. nj. Held ssfvicsl
and ssffnons 10 = M Mhttr House
y BILOXI, CATHOLIC masses. 10. .
~ Nhu u Hta4 ffpHfhAHts aHnuRl
bchool. a;45 o IN. regular services
li.N n eVRniHE services - . m
If,fz f'tIE f.s hibiiian ard travel talk
Hiipti Community House i-f b. III
OpEh HOUSE Methodist Chsptsi
House, IliloTi a4s D m
Fr1ilo&snfp HOtiH - First Hsptik
Church. nilext. sss M
MONDAY. OCT 10
SOCIAL pifatfl Pavilion. Bliexi. y
81 m.
THEsDAf. OCT. II
DANG NCfAfi---infefmai dffberyilis Com.
ffiunlty House. ! - y. M Plfatti Pa.
Ylllon. Biloxi. y. m
0PEE HOUSE Methodist chspfs,
House ! % 3. m
WEDNESDAY,. Otf. AZ
8f1F TBAfsI. r. Elimination tournament
fof post championship tao satnsa
Z u N. Biloxi Veterans Faaiiis
DANCING Fafinsi Military sfaids !
nilosi cofumuhtty HOUSE. . .. m
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Up toDate
Dental Clinic
For Station.

What soldier gonna do about
a tootaehe?
While sprawling keeslef Field
is still going through It's rapid
growing up process and dental
facilities here are still incomplete,
enlisted men with emergency dem
tai troubles are being given treat
ment by the Army Dental Officer
at the Veterans Facility Hospital
which adioins the field.
In a few short months, states
1t Col Harry E. Smalley, Dental
Officer. the elaborate, complete
and thoroughly up-to-date dental
facilities planned for Kcssler
Field will have been completed
An adequate stat. Of officers
will be stationed here They will
supplement Colonel Smalley's
present staff OF II. Edward A.
Gerhard OF New Orleans. 1t.
Lester \. Freeman Of New York,
and 1t Clyde II. HariinR Of At
lanta. Ca, who is now on de-
tached service at Walter Reed
General Hospital. Washington, D.
c. Eight or ten Of the officers are
slated 10 report within few days,
the colonel stated
This field viii have two large
and complete dental clinics. One
clinic VIII be situated near the
rear Of the post headquarters
building and will contain COM
pleie x-ray equipment and al
least 25 modern dental units. The
second clinic viii be located in
the hospital area.
Every type Of dental work VIII
soon be handled at this field from
dental construction OF plates and
bridges 10 filling work and treat
nent Of ordinary aches and pains.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
New ONO Depot

The Nsr Department has an
bounced the selection Of q site apr
0roxiFnateiy .nrss miles west 81
Alexandra. Va. o.. the Southern
Railway ling for contribution Of
0aarieFmaster Depot The depot
NiD occupy about isafs acres Of
land ave AVAILABLE spproxi-
fnatelY 5)0. 900 aus rs feet ~ stor-
age facilltlee
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Howdy, Dog Face!

You often hear a soldier refer
red TO as dog face. It's tradi-
tional In the service, and the SOL
dier doesn't mind. Just like a
sailors a COB. and marines q
le.thcrneck. Here's good ex-
PLANTATION, We hope. explaining the
why and wherefore OF dog face.
Soldiers sleep in pup tents, wear
dog tags and are growing all the
time about some thing or other.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
1900 Men Enrolled in SCHOOL,
Seven Civilian Instructors Add
ed to Staff

ed To Staff
Eight hundred students Of the
airplane mechanics course at
Keexler Field Class No. got
their hands on actual planes for
the first time Monday when tn y
began study OF airplane struc-
tures-she sound of II two-week
phases OF the course on mechanics
at tfe Air Corps Technical School
here
a second group OF 900 enlisted
men fclass No. p began the a.
week course Monday and entered
upon study OF aircraft main
tenance fundamentals Thus, a
total Of 1900 men are now attend
inz school at this field. A total Of
$500 men viii eventually COM
prise the constant number Of men
IN training here.
Study OF airplane structures
deals with training problems. IN
speE 0n End maintenance Of strue-
tsirrl units Of plane. such Is the
f.ssl-Er. wings. landing gear.
fiizn; control systems. wheels.
5rskes and tires
Enlisted students sfili deal wIth
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Think Hard Now

DO you know who wrote the
music for the Star spansled Ban
ners Who knows choruses, other
than the first Of the Anthem, from
memory statistics claim that 5
per cent Of those who sing the
Star Spangled Banner can answer
In the affirmative TO the first
query. There are per cent who
can reel off the song In full.
Wen give you the name Of the
man who wrote the music 70 the
Anthem, next week. Until then.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
One for the Book

LOOKING FOR A LAUGH
DEPARTMENT: Glance through
your Biloxi telephone book, turn
10 page eight and 20 halfway
down the second column, Under
the listing: City Of Biloxi, NUM-
cipal officers, you can note
Miss Hook a. Ladder Fire
Company"
Either Southern Bell missed out
on = period, or there's some girl
IN town who should be in Ripley.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Fourteen Groups
Man New Fields

Fourteen sousdrons Of the U. S.
Army Air Corps. totaiing 1920
men, will leave Rsndolp Field.
Texas. within the next 90 days
to provide man power for lw9 new
basic schools AZ Enid. Okla and
Waco. Texas.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Issue O. D. ByNor. Is;
New Blue Uniforms Ont


The American Red Cross VIII
conduct lis annual Roll Call
on Kessler Field Oct. 81 and
Nov. |, according 10 an an
nouncemep, made yesterday By
l.. W. link, Held director.
Heading the committee 10
conduct the two day campaign
will be Col. Arthur W. Brock,
Jr., Commanding Officer, hon
.nrary chairman. and Maj. Leon
Brownfield. hartman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
y. es.. John y. rarsons


Il will 80 any place that a
mule viii 80 and some places
where . tank ean'i.s Isl Ii Nor
man x Rcinhafd surveyed the
motor pools ejeepe With father
" pride
| accepted his offer Of . DEM
anssgalion with some ekepticism
and 10 small amount Of irepida-
ton.
frying to aci nonchaiant |
stumbled INTO The loN-slung fblitz-
buggy and We we're off in = cloud
Of Keesler Field dust
Easy-fiding. isn't III" ! said.
trying TO force grin while grit
ting my teeth and digging nv fin
gernaiis into the vehicles srfnofed
sides lor > more secure ibid
PRIDE AND JOY
This ieep is the pT &c ard Joy
of the motor pool We call i jun
ioT' and Use u as utility vehicle :
the lieutenant expialned. While |
brushed my 20. Z" necktls off
Of the top Of my mead eaea time
He hit bump.
For the lsymans information
this meant melt Rs,nhsfd ex-
planned that leep' . = tiny au-
toFnobile that will carry four men
---ln moi too mlo1 comfort and
style, | ssid 70 myself--iHo snii-
tank weapons or machine gun,
and can bounce over the country
SIDE 81 : fast pace. lis 70 iignt that
me crew members can Ut II out
u the mire any time i bogs down,
American military experts long
have eontendel that large tiinl-
bers Of 'sjeeps" can cause attack
lnE tank units plenty u misery
because of their mobility and
speed. the Lieutenant declared. !
heartily agreed with mn Defause
/ had already sesn nov nac1
misery just one "ieap could
cause
-FOUR CYLINDERS
II 10 q four cylinder, four wheel
drive "olitz-mobile
In 81 fairness 70 Junior Wno
arrived here about three weeks
ago. the automobile e0gered sae
rough terrain near the post air.
port wltn surprising smootnness.
II rsn turn around On a AiEsis-
slppi state sales .az token Il vas
often on the ground. except for
those rather frequent intervals
when Us xlided through the ozone
after hitting one of the larger
bumps
Wonder il this IS what the boys
mean wnen they esik the Air
Corps the Flying Infantry
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Are You Up on
Military Code2
Find Out Now
ANSWERS on next page

/. When was the name
ACTS adopted
2. Where are British pilots
trained in this area (the
Southeast Air Corps es2)
8. How should you address
an army nurseg
4. Can enlisted men have
dates with army nurses?
5. How many fields are
giving ACTS instruction?
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
COMMISSION TO ROUSE

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. IS.
The War Department today an
nounced that James Lehman
Rouse Of Gulfpori, Miss. mad sc-
cepfed appointment as second leu
tenant in the Air Reserve Corps.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15


Yes, they are tearing down
the old country club next TO
post headquarters. But. as you
can see today by the weekly
presence 81 The Keesler Field
Sews. the Public Relations Of
flee. which had been head
quartered In the old country
cluo, was not buried meath
the debris.
We're still filnctionsng.
Copie on in and visit us any
time at Building . on West
Howard avenue. near White
avenue. AZ our new headqusr-
tiers. %
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
$500 See
Varieties
Tor11orroW
Second Staging OF
keesler Field Show
At Naval Reserve

one Of the most successful all
soldier entertainment features
ever presented in an army eanap
certainly The most successful
given in = camp As young as tals
--has its second airing tomorrow
night when 25oo men viii gather
in the Naval Reserve Park rsvine
10 witness the second edition Of
the Kaesier Field Variety show,
Pvt. Red Klein. master If cere-
monies, viii touch of the swing
and boogie woakie at 7 pm
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Jitterbuq
jssrskes Over
...-.. JL.!!..s.R nL!!s:s .R!eporfer

Eds notei We editor ssnt out
our acc reporter In investigate the
pests new jitterbussinf jeep.
Here's what he has 10 SAY.