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Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-08-14

you!
Miss Peggy Stewart this week
announces her engagement to John
J.. Shinker, who graduates the 17th
from the Officers Training School
at Fort Bennings, Ga. The we'd
ding will be held on the 10Th at
st. Matthews Church in Washing
ton, provided the groom can arrive
in time. Maid of honor will be
June Nyhoff, best man, the groom's
brother. A reception will be held
at the brides home.
DR.. Thomas Christianson, one of
Greenbelt's first Health Associa-
tion doctors, was seriously hurt in
an automobile accident last Friday
night. His car skidded on the wet
pavement Of the viaduct over the
B. & o. tracks at Hyattsville and
ran into the concrete siding. He's
now in Garfield Hospital with a
broken leg and fractured shoulder
bone.-Thomas j. johnson, 70
years old, of 5-F Ridge Road, fell
last Wednesday morning down the
stairs, and is now in st. Joseph's
Hospital in Baltimore.-Mrs. Win
field McCamy's mother also fell
last week and broke her shoulder
bone in similar accident. Miss
Dorothy Neff, of 3D. Ridge Road,
has undergone a facial operation.
We hope she does fast job of
recuperating.
l hear Max Meyers and Jack
Swisher had quite time in New
York couple of weeks ago. The
first aid class heard from them
while they were there.
- Thought for the Week Depart
ment: About another month now,
and we can say goodbye to mos
quitos, heat and electric storms
in order of my dislike for them
for another eight or nine months.
Then along about the middle of
April, we can say, "Well, it won't
be long now until we can say
Z goodbye to cold, flu and SCHOOL,"
That's all until next week.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-08-14
OUR
NEIGHBORS
By SALLY MEREDITH
Hello, Greenbelt:

An Eastern Star Auxiliary will
be started in Greenbelt if enough
interested members, can be gath
cred. Next Tuesday, August 18,
two meetings will be held at the
home of Mrs. Morton Smith, 1870
Parkway. Those wanting an aft
ernoon meeting should be there at
3 pm; those wanting an evening
meeting, at 8 pm.
Dave Taylor left Sunday for In
diana, to visit his grandparents
before starting at the Indiana Uni
versity, to which he has received a
scholarship. Taking his place at
the Greenbelt theater will be Ray
Trumbell.-The Army's getting
Harry Breen this week. He was
inducted today.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Stunt of Havana, Cuba,
who were visiting the Thomas Nc
Namaras here, left last Friday for
New York City.
Misses Grace and Edna Thomp-
son are visiting Mrs. William Hen
messy, 4-E Ridge Road. They're
from Boston, and plan to spend
a few weeks in Greenbelt.-Last
week end, Cyril Turner went TO
Philadelphia, and Edward Kaikhn
to Atlantic City.-Mrs. Dan B.
Branch and daughters, Shirley aid
Karen, and son, Dan, Jr., nave re-
turned to their home at 45-B Ridge
Road after three weeks vacation
spent with friends and relatives
in Raleigh, Wilmington and
Wrightsville Beach, N. c. 1t.
Branch, assistant provost marshal,
stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Va, Was
unable to accompany his family.
In addition to Harry Breen, the
armed forces have added to their
numbers Jack Brewer, Vance Hal
risson, and Stan Provost-the for
mer are now in the Navy, the lat
ter in the Army. Speaking of the
services, we had for visitor this
week Ensign Lee Carter, who is
now stationed at the Navy Yard.
He and my husband were in Sea
Scouts together when they were
kids, and had not seen each other
since. Quite a reunion. He was
quite interested in Greenbelt, and
= ID to like it.-Mrs. Walter
L oo1obwo+oJ ha, birt hid au
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Public Urged
To Send YuIe
| Mail Earlier

Mailing of domestic Christmas
matter earlier than ever before-2O
or Is days before December 25-
was urged today by First Assistant
Postmaster General Ambrose O'Con-
nell.
The number of trained employees
available for distributing and de-
livering mail will be seriously re-
duced and the mail transportation
facilities curtailed due to war opera
tionS, he said
During this coming Christmas
period the necessity for mailing
earlier than heretofore is most i'm
perative," Mr.. O'Connel said. Mail
ing should begin 20 or Is days
before Christmas, depending on dis
tance to destination.
Christmas mail for men overseas
closes November l, the Post Office
Department reminded the public.
Anything mailed after that date
may not be received in time for the
holiday
The Assistant Postmaster General
also requested large advertisers to
withhold heavy mailings of cata-
logues and calendars during Decem-
Der. Calendars. he said, should be
mailed before December /.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

If you want adventure and action.
if you want training and experience to
prepare you for the future-the sooner
you join the Army the more you'll
learn and the faster you'll advance.
Men of your age group who can
qualify are encouraged to apply for
Officer Candidate Schools, and many
have become commissioned officers.
Talk this opportunity over with
your parents. You certainly want to
be there when the Axis banners come
down and Old Glory is raised into the
clear blue sky of free world. This
fight is for your country. You must
make sure it's your victory too!
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Britain 10 Face Draft
Of Vital War Workers

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Great Britain
is so short of manpower that battle
casualties will have to be made good
by drafts on vital war goods in
dustries, Sir John Anderson, lord
president of the council, told the
House of Commons yesterday.
The demand for manpower far
exceeds the supply, Sir John said
in disclosing that the war cabinet
will not release any more men from
the field army.
"The army's fighting needs come
first" he asserted.
Sir John made the statement in
refutation of the claim of some
Laborites that there is a vast res
ervoir of manpower which could be
drawn up to meet Britain's coal
shortage Immediately.
Because of the acute manpower
shortage the government has gwen
orders for taking men from every
industry, including aircraft and mu-
nitionS factories, in an effort to
raise additional thousands of SOL
diers before early spring when big
military developments are expected,
the Daily Herald said.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Cruising Car Finds Motorists
Observing 35-MiIe Speed

President Roosevelt will be pleased
to learn that Washington and near
by Maryland and Virginia motorists
are keeping their speed down to 35
miles an hour as recommended by
the Baruch report in conserving
rubber, The Star has found as a
result of two-day survey during
the morning rush hours.
For two mornings in both good
weather and bad, reporter and
driver Travelled over key routes lead
ing to the downtown area. They
included Memosial highway and Lee
boulevard in Virginia, East West
highway in Maryland and Massa-
chusetts avenue and Potomac park
way in the District.
The Star car was at no time
driven over 35 miles an hour. At
this speed rarely did a vehicle over
take and pass The Star car on any
of the routes.
The lone exceptions occurred on
the two Virginia highways. On Lee
boulevard one bus, without passen-
gers, and one private automobile
passed at speeds estimated under 40
miles an hour. On Memorial high
Evening star., 1942-10-07

way single taxicab bound for
Washington passed at an estimated
40 miles.
Travelling over the Memorial
highway between Alexandria and
the Fourteenth Street Bridge at IS
m.p.h., The Star car passed num-
Der of vehicles, including cabs,
trucks and passenger cars.
The average speed of traffic along
Massachusetts, avenue around $40
am. was about 80 miles, it was
found. On the East-West highway,
with traffic much lighter than other
routes, the average speed was still
under IS miles.
Highest speeds of motorists. it was
found, were recorded along the Po-
tomac parkway between the K
Street Bridge and Constitution av-
enue. Lines of traffic moved at just
IS miles an hour.
The speedometer on The Star car
was checked to make sure it was not
running ahead Of or behind other
vehicles. One check was made with
passing motorist and a second
with a Park Police car Both times
they compared with The Stars car.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Five Men Killed in Crash
Of Army Plane in Georgia

By the Associated Press.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. Five
men stationed at Hunter Field of
the Savannah Army Air Base were
instantly killed here late yesterday
and a sixth was critically injured
when the combat plane in which
they were making a routine flight
crashed over Camp Stewart.
The dead:
Capt. George M. White. 26, Eden
ton, N. c.; Staff Sergt. Pilot Charles
L. Geddens, %, Tampa, Fla; Staff
Sergt. Pilot William L. Ineson, %,
st. Petersburg, Fla; Staff Sergt.
John L. Geotis, a. Madison, N. j.,
and Staff Sergt. Adolph A. Budryk,
"a, East st. Louis, III.
Pvt. First Glass; Ronald E. An
son. 36, of Reno, New, was critically
injured.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

are due here today as the vanguard
OF IS Latin American editors who
will tour the Nation as guests Of the
Government.
Nelson Rockefeller, co-ordinator
OF inter- American affairs, arranged
for the visits. The news officials will
come in small groups, be officially
greeted at Miami then 60 to the Pa
cif1c Coast from where they will be-
gin tour of defense industries.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Colored Housing Units
10 Be Ready Next Month

The Parkside Dwellings, newest
low-cost housing project in the Dis
trict. will be ready for occupancy
by "A colored family units late next
month, the Alley Dwelling Author
ity announced yesterday.
Although the 373-unit develop
ment. situated on Kenilworth ave-
nue. NE. near the old Benning race
track site, will be partially occupied
by the first of December, an ADA
spokesman said, the remaining units
probably will not be completed be-
fore next February. Colored war
workers will receive first consid-
GRAFTON among the housing appn-
cants.
The structures will consist of
three, four and five room units.
I'ney aye being built by the Dyker
Construction Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Medical Auxiliary Elects

Mrs. w. Clyde West Of Alexandra
yesterday was named president-elect
Of the Auxiliary of the Medical So
ciety Of Virginia, meeting in Roam
oke, the Associated Press reported.
Mrs. H. E. Latane, also Of Alexandra,
was named historian. DR.. p. w.
Boyd Of Winchester was elected vice
president and DR.. Claude B. Bowyer
OF Stonegan was named president
elect.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

group }. the right to enlist imme-
diately and select one of 13 different
branches of the U. S. Army.
Until now, you've been able to
choose one of the s combat branches
Air Forces, Corps of Engineers,
Coast Artillery Corps (Harbor Defense
or Anti-Aircraft), Signal Corps, Field
Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry and
Armored Force.
New Army policy gives you the priv
ilege of enlisting in S additional
branches: Quartermaster Corps, Ord
nance Department, Chemical Warfare
Department, Medical Department,
Corps of Military Police.
For full Information about the b
call at the nearest Army Re,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
IS Lotin Editors
To Be Guests of u. S.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 1.-Two Bo-
livian newspaper executives, Arturo
Otero, director of Ultima Hora, and
Federico Gutierrez Granier, editor
of TERRA, both of La Paz, Bolivia,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Lit not enough for Army be big equpped
the enemyst should are eroups
The Army invites that chaenee
AB BHoB Bomuyn

lou men of l8 and l9 now have TIE
right to choose any one of l3 branches
in which you want to serve. Action!
Adventure! Rapid advances in pay!
Splendid training and experience!
Have you stopped to think that our
enemies have said they'd ,vrite the
peace Of the ,0orld in your o,on capital
Washington, d. c.? You don't have
to guess what kind of world you'd
live in under that treaty.
A good many million two.fisted
American men have stepped up to say
>'NO'' to that boast. But are you going
to be satisfied until you'ue had your
say in the matter?
Right now, before you reach your
10Th birthday, you have an opportu.
nifty open to men in no other age
Evening star., 1942-10-07

They asked for . scrap-now let
'em have It. Collect yours now.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

Uncle Sam will give you many
tanks-if you get in that scrap,
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

Sc Nil6Iy jugo durante varias
horaS.
! A continuation los nombres
sic los nlnos que asiStieron: Al
ma Blapco, Lily Permuy. Da-
MEL Bazarte, Rene Rodriguez,
$Rolando Rodriguez, Albertico
.Carrillo, Arsenic Pereira. Ray
Pereira, Rafael Castro Ruben
E%spinola, Mike Aponte, Sylvia
Perez, Margarita Ciccarello, Oh
ga Fonseca, Tillie Llama, Rosita
ApCnte, Lily Romaella, Willie
Nergara, Hilda Carri4lo, Sole
dad Vallina, Amalia Espinola,
Elisa Pereira, Teresa Permuy,
Gloria Permuy, Lidia Escobar,
Manuela Perez, Irene Llama, f.
lima Guerra, Sandra Guerra,
Angela Cuervo, Zoila Machin,
Angela Escobar, Bessie Vargas
y Otros.
I'm mundo lleno de felicidad
para Alicia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
MATRIMONIOS

Stephen c. Nalger, %, y L.
ma Cucchi, 81 Thomas Edward
JOY, jr., 26 y Louise Agnes Mas
sa, 20; Paul f. Stockton, %, y
Jean Eddy, Il Jacques Il. Hun
ter, 81, y Dorthy l.. Mitchell,
&c; William IL. Farrell, 40, y
Jessie c. Mize, 81; Dennis M.
Long, "a, y Alyce T. Raye, %
Walter Shuler, %, y MadeIyn j.
Essex, 10; John Thompson, 20,
y Loretta Munezler, 60; LAYER
ne Edward Poole, "a, e Iris LO-
rraine Raybon, 10; Dennis Nj
Long, "a, y Alyce X. Raye, %.
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

WASHINGTON.-Hac
POGO ell porta-aviones Wasp, de
los Estados Unidos, trans
porto Glen aviones de combate
"Spitfre" y Hurricane" de
Inglaterra a Malta, la pequena
isla del Mediterraneo, recono-
cida como eel punto mas bonn
bardeado del universe" Ell
Wasp lego oportunamente con
su carga de aviones para
ayudar a la defensa de Malta
contra una incursi6n aerea de
las mas violentas.
Tanto ell Wasp, asf como las es-
coltas de aviones de combate y de
acorazados que lie acompanaban,
lograron deslizarse por ell estrecho
de Gibraltar y urcar sin ninguna
novedad la peligrosa IONA del Medi-
terraneo. Segun ell parte de la
Secretaria de Marina de los Estados
Unidos, "los aviones que Sc levan-
taron del Wasp trabaron combate
con ell enemigo, sobre Malta, antics
de aterrizar. Efectuado ell aterri-
zaje, tomaron a toda prisa mas COM
bustible, Y Sc remontaron de nuevo
para continuar rechazando ell ataque
enemigo."
Tres mil incursiOnes
BESIDE que Italia llevo a cabo Ell
primer ataque aereo sobre Malta, ell
IL de JUNO de 1910, esta isla de una
superfcie de $50 kilometres Qua
d. ados ha sufrido mas de tres mil
'ncursiones, este es, un termino
medic de tres ataques diarios.
81 actual comandante de Malta
es ell general Sir John Gort; pero ell
,ra- construy6 las extraordinarias
u1frnsas de la isla es ell general
william George Shedden Dobbie, de
QUEEN Sc dice que es "un hombre que
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

Con placer conSignamos los
esponsales de la interesante Hi
da Perez, hija queridisima de
nuestro buen amigo Jose DO
chez Perez y su bondadosa es-
posa Evangelina, con ell correc-
to joven Constantine Comellas,
hijO de los esposos Rosario e lg
nacio ComeIas, RESIDENCES del
2209 de la avenida -.
La ceremonial fue presencia-
da por una distinguish concu-
rrencia y tuvo lugar en- ell hogan
de los esposos Perez, 231l de la
calle Nueve.
Actu6 ell notario pGblico Sr.
Luis Diaz, y firmaron el acta
Margarita Perez y Jose San
chez.
Terminada la ceremonial sc
bai6 hasta atlas horas de la no
che.
Profusamente Sc obsequi6 a
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEz)

AniUerSdriO de bOdaS
Llenos de felicidad fe~stejaron
su octave anO de casados nues-
trOs amigos los estimados espo-
SOS Melquiades y Cristina Estra
da, residences en- la Gale Doce.
A su hcgar acudieron amista-
DIES y familiares a congratular-
los.
Entire los asistentes Sc encon-
traban Ricardo Sierra v Sra,
Reinaldo Perez y Sra, Maria
Fernandez, Andres Tapia y
Sra, Manuel Fernandez Y Sra,
Lola PreHezo, Jennie Busto,
Jennie Camporetto, Emeralda
Y Adelfa Rodriguez y Eloisa
Perez.
Juegos de pasatiempo social
Sc improvisqrOn.
Los esposos Estrada obsequia
ron a los asistentes con Licores.
kfrescos y cakes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
Una bOdG

Una bOdG
Unieron Sus destinos Ell el sa-
grado lazo matrimonial Ia an
2elical Srta. Dolores San Mar
tin y 81 apreciado joven Joining
Bonanza.
La ceremonial que tuvo carac-
ter intimo Sc efectu6 en- la resi-
dencia de los esposos Joe y An
ME Lopez, ubicada en- ell 210l
de la calle Lemon, representan-
do a la ley ell popular casamen-
terO Candida Perez.
En- calidad de testigos firma
ron Ell acto matrimonial los es-
pesos Annie y Joe Lopez.
Despu6s de un corto viaje de
lima de miel estableceran su re-
sidencia en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
DIZZY DEAN ~PRONOSTICA
QUE LOS C~ARDENALES
GANARAN Ell CAMPEO-
NATO ... 10. ...-

Fargo, Dakota del Norte, Sep
tiembre 1.-Jer6nimO Dizzy
Dean, que el domingo Sc presen-
tara aqui, en- un juego de exhibi
ci6n, pronostic6 que los Carda-
males ganaran este ano el cam
peonato de la Liga Nacional.
Isl, senor-declar6 Dean.
Los Cardenales venceran por-
ienen un team jOven y
"calientes,' mien-
lGers cuentan
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
Party de cBmple06OS

Con motive dc haber cumpli-
do en- ell dia de aver siete amos
la angelica ninita Alicia Rami-
rez, sus amantes padres, los es-
pesos Juan Y Concha RAMIREZ,
RESIDENCES del 2i07 de la Gale
Catorce, le ofrecieron una fies-
tecita en- Su hogan, a la que asis-
theron las amistades de la fami-
liza.
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

aviones de combate en- esa IONA. La
Real Fuerza Aerea comunica que en-
ninguna otra parte las perdidas de
los in-cursionistas son tan enormes
como sobre Malta. Mas de 80
aviones del Eje, 81 han derribado EN-
dos dias.
Todo ell abastecimiento de cano-
mes, ~pertrechos, Y la mayor parte
de los alimentos, llegan a Malta por
la via martina, no obstante que los
submarines, aviones Y antibios
del Eje infestan ell Mediterraneo.
Muchos de los aviones han llegado
volando desde Egipto.
La lealtad del pueblo
Ell numero approximate de habi-
tantes de la isla es G , 100000. La
mayoria son de descendencia Italia
ma, pero los temores que Sc abri-
gaban de que ell pueblo tai e no
permaneceria leal a los ingleses, los
desvanecieron la ira del pueblo
desde la primera incursion de los
aviones italianos.
En- Malta, la naturaleza ha con-
tribuido a disponer, para toda la
poblacion, de refugios contra bonn
bardeos. Las laderas de la isla son
de una formation geological similar
al yeso, blanda y facil de excavar,
pero al exponerla a la accion del
aire, Sc endurece como ell cemento.
En- los tuneles, y en- las cuevas natu-
rales Y artificiales que horadan las
laderas, a veces hasta una %profundi-
dad de 35 metros, Sc nan instaladO
luz electrical, dormitorios, cond.-
clones sanitarias, Y aun cocinas .
Cast la mitad de la poblaci6n ma
convertible estos refugios en- habita-
clones permanentes, va cultivandO
sus pequenas incas, 0 bien dedican-
dose al desarrollo de sus negocios
durante los i~ntervalos que les
permiten los bombardeos aereos.
Gracias a este sistema de refugios,
pocas baias Sc registrar a'r ~
rante los atauucs 10 7
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

tiene en- una mano la Biblia, Y en-
la otra la espada." En- la misma
alocucion en- que Winston Churchill
recomendaba a Lord Gort, al re-
ferirse a aquel militar de GO amos de
edad expreso: "Despu6s de dos amos
de heroico batallar, merece liHencia
y reposo."
Al principle de la defensa de
Malta por ell general Dobbie, duda-
base de la resistencia efectiva de la
isla, va que su defensa antiaerea era
inadecuada. Cuando ell general Sc
retro, hizo entrega a su successor de
una fortaleza tai que nj ell conjunto
de todas las fuerzas aereas de Ale
mania e Italia han logrado destru-
irla. Els una fortaleza que parece
cobrar mayor solidez despues de
cada ataque, como ell acero que ell
herrero endurece.
AL principle
Cuando los aviOnes de Mussolini
llegaron por e primera a la isla,
esta contaba unicamente con cuatro
aviones, Y practicamente no tenia nj
defensa antiaerea, nj refugios. Los
aereoplanos eran de la clase "Gladi-
ator," anfibios, va anticuados adn
en- aquel tempo. Sin embargo, Sc
remontaron al encuentro del enc
migo Y pudieron derribar aviones
veloces de combate italianOs en- nu-
nero mayor al suyo. Uno de los
Gladiators fue derribado, pero los
otros tres, b~autizados por los NAL
teses con los nombres de Faith"
Hope" V Charity" ("Fe," "Espe-
ranza," Y "Caridad") continuaron
realizando vuelos Y hacienda fuego
durante cast tres meses de ba-
ITALIA c~onstante, hasta que aviones
Hurricane" y "Spitfre empezaron
a reforzarlos.
AL asumir recientemente ell mando
de la isla, Lord Gort encontro en-
Malta la installation de artilleria
antiaerea mas poderosa del mundo,
y Ia concentration mas fuerta 10
La gaceta., 1942-09-01

Gran Picnic
Para ell Domingo anuncia la
SecciGn de Recreo del Club de
Panaderos una gran fiesta cam
pestre en- los terrenos de trio de
la Policia.
En- este festival no habra al
muerzO Y 81 bale con dos popu-
lares orquesta de la localidad !:
Don Francisco Y La Sonora. Co
menzara a las dos y media de
la tarde. durando hasta las ocho
de la noche.
Durante el trauscurso de la
fias+a go ofrpcarap bOni+os on
La gaceta., 1942-09-01
ArmdHdO Cd""I

AiUtUNOO CU'"i
Encabezamos esta nota con a.,
ombrc de un %apreciado amig,
que el pasado sabado visitar
sta ciudad. desde q campamet
o donde presta Sus seryicios.
Su vista Ia motive ell desc
e pasar ell dia de su cumpuIea
los, que fuG el Domingo, con 81
amiliareS.
AL despedirse aver de rose
tros nos manifesto que dentr
he brevcs semanas le concedl
ran otro permiso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Henry Ford's Birthday
Auto Magnate, ~ on Thursday, Is Buster Than Ever
Before Speeding Arms TO Beat Axis

Henry Ford, whose gigantic
plants now are engaged in an all
out war production program
Thursday viii observe his seventy
ninth birthday anniversary - q
buster man than ever before.
More lively and energetic than
many men half his age, today the
production wizard carries on his
slight shoulders a vast four-billion-
dollar armament building program
which constitutes the biggest job
his company has ever undertaken
Although he has waged a per-
sonal fight against wars all his
life, today Ford is utilizing his
plants in the production battle
through which the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
jap Sneak Fighter
Veteran Of Pearl Harbor Says Enemy Can't Take
II Unless He Has His Prey Cornered

When he thinks he has you
cornered the Jap can fight all
right. but man-for-man, ship-for-
ship he Just doesn't stack up, in
the opinion OF Michael Richard
DombrowSk, 25-year-old boat
swain mate second class United
States Navy.
BoatSwain Mate Dombrowski
has been in the navy seven years
and was al Pearl Harbor during
the December Z attack. He is in
Detroit with his wife. Martha,
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary
Buffa of 1923 Hendricks avenue.
The Jap did all right at Pearl
Harbor. He had us cornered, but
we have evencd things up with
the battle of the Coral Sea and
Midway" Dombrowski smiled.
II counted Il planes coming
nj the ship We were on In Pearl
Harbor. But you should have
seen that gun crew of mine go
into action. We got two planes
and a sub. No hits were made
on US" Il.l,
Dombrowski is now stationed al
Boston. He has only three days
leave here.
And that isn't very much"
declared pretty Mrs. Dombrow-
ski. who has the wiStful COM
plant of all navy wives.
'In the last three years i have
averaged seeing Mike only six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Air Ferry Group
Wins0.K. Here

The Third Ferrying Group OF
the Air Transport Command. sta
toned at the former Wayne
County Airport, today bore the
stamp of approval of Orig. Gen
Harold L. George, head OF the
transport command.
General George. accompanied 10y
Col. William II. Turner. command
ing officer of the ferrying division
flew in from the West Coast yes.
terday for a two-hour inspection OF
the base. He was en- route "a
Washington.
He seemed very well
pleased" officers commented.