davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Gen. Sikorski's Heroism.

seeped upward, and the rapid drying has
left it in the form of grains like sand.
This sand has blown to the northeast,
spreading its snowy desert mile upon
mile lying on the ground like frozen
smoke plume. 1t still marches at about
8 inches 4 year toward Alamogordo, over
a 30-mile front.
Desert Plants Are Many.
Some of the mechanism Is visible at
the earth's surface, across the lake from
the southern edge of the desert.
There great, reddish crystals Of sell
enite are exposed in masses which in the
distance glitter like a junk pile of tin
cans Selenite is one form of gypsum
Some geologists think these crystals as
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Nazi Pattern for Massacre

Slovakia is about 5000, according to the
Once of Facts and Figures. while only
Til have been announced by the Ger
mans
ut has been estimated" the once OF
Facts and Figures said. that out OF
5000 persons shot in Europe since the
beginning Of the German trail OF con-
quests, some $4,000 have perished in
mass massacres similar to the one at
Lidice. The Lidice pattern-shooting OF
males, internment of females, exile OF
children, razing of buildings-have oc-
Cured in numerous villages in Yugo-
slavia, Poland and Norway"
The figures for executions since Ger
man occupation, as given by the Gov
ernment agency. follows:
Allied .,,1,. ony't Anncunc.d b,
Belgium - over $50 80
France about 1000 ol9
Netherlands las l45
Norway 90 90
Poland ---- 1000 to 1000 100000
Czecho-Slo-
vakia ------ about 1000 I'll
Yugoslavia --- 35ooOo 1000 to 1000
Greese ------ 800 Is
Czech HOSTAGES Killed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-06
MONDAY MATINEE

Fred Clarke, one-tlme mana
ger of the Pirates, predicts that
more baseball material will be
developed this year than any
year Of the past decade. He fig
ureS there are ten times as many
boys who would like TO have a
chance to play baseball as boys
who have been playing &c. And
"old man" A. A. Stagg figures
this war will provide the impe-
tus for another sports boom as
soon as its over, providing the
average citizen has enou & h
dough left TO ray for equipment
and admissions 49,. Spell the
name Of Alamo, the Darlington
Stables derby candidate, back
wards and you get the name of
his daddy, a right good race boss.
But let's hope Alamo doesn't
run backwards -. . After watch
ing jim Tabor playing third base
for Boston, Charley (Old Silence
and Fun) Gchringer, remarked
"If Tabor'S chest holds out, |
think the Red Sox could win the
pennant."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-06
Post Athletics
on Boom Time

Selfridge Field athletics hit a
Spring boom this week, with a
pair of tournaments scheduled
and baseball practise slated to
get under sail.
The Post Volleyball tourney,
starts tonight, running over two
evenings, and the boxing tourna-
ment will swing ito action Wed
nesday with a large entry list
reported.
Baseball practise under the di-
rection of Sgt. Fred Lalone was
to start at o'clock this after
noon with indications b n z
that a squad Of at least so would
report. Several softball leagues
are being planned and hundreds
of men have been working out
on the practise fields for sever
al weeks.
The baseball schedule for the
Post hardball team, as set TO date
follows. A complete card for the
summer is to be arranged.
May 3-Michigan State, here
May gu. Of Grand Rapids, here
May l6-Michigan State, there
May 23-Tolcdo u. here
May 24-Jackson Prison, there
May 3O-U. of Grand Rapids,
there
June Postum Cereal, Grand
Rapids, there
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In This Corner
MOUNT CLEMENS HAS a BIG CON INOtNI
READY FOR ABC; COUPLE
GRABS HONORS
BY DENNIS BROWN

>LOCAL JOTTINGS: Mount Clemens claim of the best
bowling towns subsantiaed by the sngs
for the A c tourney Columbus The Bath City has
suburban city, including Flint
Monroe Huron, City Highland Park and Dearborn
Not a one Mount Clemens combines, by the way, is
slated alleys "a the which rank as hot stun al
the huge meet.
Nominations are in the bowler whose dynamite
hall holds local Chris Konstanzer and Fred
qualify for the indianapolis Speedway and should rate
among the top candidates for rank of speed-baler.
VETERAN MAY GET IN SHAPE
outficldcr with the Dallas Rebels
cca 90 years the premium on veterans IN
he'll rounding into shape. "A couple OF
months of practise could probably whip the ball from
third to bounccs he Il could probably
make grade with Mound City in the Nebraska League
wherever Nebraska is
Ken Verner Coulter St MaryS athletes en-
tered in the doubles of the Mount Macomb
Recreation bowling tournament That puts the parochla
school Clemens high which has no entries
listed
Rosevlles coach Nyo Hayes hocr to make for the
coaches teachers institute meeting. Let's
give athletics priority gyms" he said The gee club
and the sewing French club all to take
time gyms athletics It's about time the coaches and
athletes They to turn out well-cond
toned boys take their place in the army give us an
opportunity.
Half the time got to fight with bunch of tea
hounds to get in the gym
FAMILY SHARES BOWLING HONORS
The family grabbed itself fat share of honors during
Charlie and Margaret husband and wife shot
the high the Bowl o Drome, listed by
bowling proprieors Charlie posted 266 while Marg
aret had 224
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Couple of Youngsters Including Harber Look Good for Masters Meet

for the second year in row.
He achieved his winning 276,
eight strokes better than par,
with a killing 80 on the last nine
holes, just enough to nip the
luCkleSs Little by one blow.
The other Texans finished like
this:
Third, Lord Byron Nelson,
with a 20 for 278; tied for
fourth, Jimmy Demaret, with a
70 for 283 and Ralph Guldahl,
with a 70 for 283; tied for tenth,
Lloyd Mangrum, with SO for
287; tied for seventeenth, Ray
Mangrum, with SO for 29l, but
he hasn't been invited TO Angus
Ia.
or the six, all in the money,
only Demaret was over par the
last round, and the other five
totalcd IL under. Demaret, de-
spite his collapse on the last nine
holes yesterday, is rated right
back of Hogan as threat TO
take the masters, which he won
ir his great 1910 campaign.
Hogan's $1,000 top money In
the $4,000 Land Of the SKY
meet here bosted his earnings
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Visiting Women
Posts 6O6 Series

Though Clara Levirc chalked
$50 series for the BoWl-O-
Drome in boosting her Team TO a
three-point win in the Ladies
Travelling League Saturday, she
had to give up the spotlight in
the match TO Pauline Jones of
the Paris Cleaners, who blasted
out a sos count.
Starting with 224, the visit
or followed with 226 and only
158 in her final game robbed
her Of chances at really SEN
satiOnal score.
A teammate, Gail SchustCr,
marked a 226 in her opening
game, when the team posted a
944, but the two could not pull
the team over the 60-pin game
handicap the locals carried,
Helen HcCkamanns 1876 in a
5l6 triple was top single for
the Bowl-O-Drome five.
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Euen the Best of U.s..
Ned Day Shoots 485 in ABC)

COLUMBUS o. April 6-HH-Big Russ Gersonde of Mil
As tall shared third place in the singles
Bowling Congress tournament today
virtue of games of 225, 266 and 236,
keger thus tied JUNE McNlahon Of Lodi n D.
the current occupants of first spot In
the singles, Ray Hultquist of Chicago
C;erondes sizzling yesterday ccpSed his famed
fellow Badger Day Als Wis, 1888 national
game 2O4 in 10 previous ABC
collected commonplace 594 in the singles HIS 585
485 the doubles Day drab 1864
total
Zimmerman of Gary Ind blasted his to fifth posi-
n singles with 720.
Crowns Of New York rolled of gil
grab fourth place the team event with a
1897 total
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Bow[- O-Dr0me
Sweeps Cleaners

Paced by George NOteboom
with a 6l2 series, the BoWl-O-
Drome house team smashed out
three game win over the Paris
Cleaners in the Detroit Travel
ing League Saturday.
Noteboom hit 178-l98-236 for
his series, tops for the match;
he was the only man to hit 500
and his 236 took singles honorS
for the meeting. Gilmour's 592
topped the losers.
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BY HUGH FULLERTON JR.

NEW YORK, April 6-Why
wouldn't it be logical to stage
next summers heavyweight title
fight between Private Joe Louis
and Private Billy Conn at Sol
der Field, Chicago? &c. But if
we know Mike Jacobs and his
liking for running things right
in his own back yard, there's
about as much chance hat 1t Will
be staged at Macarthur, Ohio
-. The Western Kentucky baS-
ketball team, runner-up in the
National Invitation tournament
here, will show movies of all
three of its tournament games
tonight in the home gym at
Bowling Green, Ky, for the
Navy Relief Fund e. Baltimore
Boy Scout troops can win free
admission to one of the Orioles
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-06
MAY DROP HOCKEY

KANSAS CITY, April 6--(P)
Now, if they'd only get a
winning team, they'd draw a
crowd"
That's what Bill T o b n
thought, too. Bill is president of
the Chicago Blackhawks, the
team which owns the Kansas
City American Hockey Associa-
ton Club.
The Blackhawks made their
farm over from a sorry loser to
one that won eighteen Of its last
nineteen games.
But, commented Tobin sadly,
Unless they find some other for
mula that really will draw Gus
toners, Kansas City may be
without a professional hockey
team next year.
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Ruth KoHz Marks
223 Single Game

Ruth Koltz' 223 in 533 series
spanked the play Of the Bowl-O-
Drome house team yesterday as
the locals smashed out a three
point win over the Birmingham
Recreation team in the, Ladies
Travelling League.
Mrs. Koltz started with 142,
stepped up to 1853 and followed
with her big game; both her sin
gle and ser. IS we're high for the
match.
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AT the Alleys

team collected three points in a
South Macomb News Travelling
League match Saturday, Art
Woodarski pacing the winners
with a 500.
WOodarski fashioned his count
out of 209-234-l66 and his mid
die game took singles hOnors for
the match. A 568 by :. Stein
metz was high for the losers.
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MEDAL AWARDS

. Cash prizes, expected to range
about as those of last year, will
be awarded to both ovcravcr-
age and actual pinfall divisions
in the five-man, doubles, singles
and all-eVents in addition to the
high game award. Medals will
also be awarded the champions
in each Of the above events, but
no duplicate will be awarded.
In the event of a tie, there Will
be a bowl-off of three games to
decide the title.
A total Of SlO87 was divided
as a prize melon last year, with
the following first place awards
being made:
Five Man, aVer-aVerage-S40
Doubles, over-aVerage-S2O
Singles, over average-Sl0
Five-Man, pinfall-$20
Doubles, pinfall-Sl0
Singles, pinfall-$5
All-EventS, pinfall-Sl2
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INTRA A int X
TEAM
ChondIer Hopper
Also Looks Good
For Rich Augusta

AUGUSTA, GA, April 6-lP)
Never a newcomer has won
the nine year-old Augusta Mas
ters' golf turnament, but a cou-
pie OF youngsters may give this
years field run for the crown,
If not score an unprecedented
unset
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Joe Cornish Hits
268 Single Game

Led by Joe Cornish with a
$50 triple of games of 184-268-
1877, the Mount Clemens Rec
team measured the Sportsmen's
Bar five Saturday with a four
point win in the South Macomb
News League.
The Bath City team missed .
1000 game by eight pins in its
second start. Cornist's big mid
die game Topped the single
counts for the match.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-06
First 3 Teams
Hit Maltomb
Lanes Tonight
Over-Averoee Prize
Group Threatened;
Changes Announced

While there was no guaran-
tee that one Of the eight teams
opening the Second Annual
Mount ClemenS-M acomb Recre-
alton Alleys bowlins tourna-
ment tonight would not get
hot, veteran tourney followers
were today betting against any
blue-ribbon scores being shot by
the opening squad. The shift,
only one of the mig. goes on at
8 o'clock.
The handicap Of new wood,
always a bugaboo to hopes for a
top-notch scores, was expected
to effectiv, " stymic thoughts of
a first place tally in the five
man events. QuintetS will shoot
for five nights this week on the
Macomb drives and will be fol-
lowed by the minor g We n s
squads, bowling on the Mount
Clemens lanes, for six nights
next week
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TODAY'S GUEST STAR

Dennis Brown, Mount Clemens
(Mich.) Daily Monitor: Vac
ancy filled: 1t looks as IL the
University of Pittsburgh's hopes
for admittance to the Big Ten
are stymied for the duration.
Coach Bernie Bierman's Naval
Commands at Iowa City seem
to have taken over the vacancy
and the boys in the back room
are betting they'll be sharper on
the field than either Chicago or
the once-upon-time Panthers. y
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American Leaguers Lead n. l.. on Grapefruit
Dodgers Meet
Series Rival

CHARLOTTE, N. C.-(P)-
The Broo yn Dodgers
tangled with their opponents
in last Falls World Series, the
New York Yankees, today
minus the services of first
baseman Dolph Camilli and
second baseman Billy Her
man. Both left the club yes
terday for general checkups
at Johns Hopkins hospital and
will rejoin their mates We'd
nesday.
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High Single
Game in Meet
TO Win Prize

Two prizes new to the Mount
Clemens Macomb Recreation
bowling tournament will be
awarded this year, Arnold Rock
enSuess, tournament manager,
said this morning.
In response to a popular de-
mand, special cash award will
go to the individual posting the
highest single game in the en-
tire meet, regardless of the di-
vision the score is posted in. A
second new award will 60 to the
best oVcr-aVcrage score in the
all-events. Last year, trophy
was awarded in this division, but
no cash prize.
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BATTLE CREEK PRO

The Johnny-Come-Latelys are
Smooth-swinging Chandler Har-
per Of Portsmouth, Va, and smil-
ing Chick Harbert, the skinny
SHOEMAKER from Battle Creek,
Mich. Both got their bids TO the
tourney, April 9-l2 just a week
ago, as the two professionals
previously unqualified who com
piled the best record on the Win
ter PEA circuit.
Both rank among the first
seven money winners for the
winter tour, and both have been
firing top tournament golf.
Nor are they afraid OF Big
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Ben Hogan Ekes OUT
AsheviIIe Open Win
BY Single Stroke

for the year to S8,79S. Titles
$50 lifted him to fifth place
at S3.479. Nelson, finishing in
the money for the 34th straight
time, got $3.50 for placing
third.
Hogan also made a runaway OF
the Vardon trophy race by NOV
ing up to 23O points, with his 80
gained here.
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PALO ALTO, Calf, April 6
lP)-Bound for his third job in
two years, football coach Clark
says he will keep
on playing his famous T-forma-
ton so long as | have the ma
tcrial for that type Of game.
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ly fine opportunity for sharing
the prize monies in the over
average division, since there is
no division of teams and the
lower bracket crews can smash
out score of 250-300 pins over
mean without serious trouble
a feat Of considerable more diff
Guilty for a quintet with an ev-
erage Of, say, 875 or 900.
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pitt Pirates
Stand al Top
ofA|I Teams
ST. Louis Browns
In Second Place;
Yonks PIoy Cousin
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, April 6-(PD-
Teams are going home from
Spring training, pitchers are 60
ing the route in exhibitions and
the fans are going in circles -
all of which means that major
league baseball is about ready to
get going in the pennant races Of
1892.
With little more than a week
TO wait until they start playing
for keeps, the teams in the
American League are out in
front of the National Leaguers
in exhibition competition today
by five games.
Representatives of the junior
circuit have triumphed in So of
the los Spring training battles
involving opponents from the
opposite side of the majors.
THREE TO BEAT
Equally as unimportant as that
interesting but inconclusive data
is the fact that five weeks play
in the Grapefruit belt has ele-
waited three clubs in each league
as the ones to beat when the
chips go. down.
On the basis of their showing
against all forms of competition
in exhibition games, the Pitts
burgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardin-
ais and Brooklyn Dodgers top
the senior circuit while the St
Louis Browns, Washington Sen
ators and New York Yankees
| look like the class of the Amer
lean League.
The Pirates head the Grape
fruit standings, just two per-
Centage points ahead of the
Browns, with whom they have
been running neck and neck for
couple of weeks.
Pittsburgh has won II of its
% games to date, including 10
out of 13 against American
/ League teams and four out OF
six in the National League.
BROWNS GOING HOT
The Browns, who own a rec
ord of IA victories and five de-
feats, have won nine of their 10
| league tiitS and two out of
three against other American
/ Leaguers.
More impressive, however,
and possibly more surprising is
the record of the Senators, who
have played 25 games, only one
of which was outside the ma
jors, and won ID Of them.
Third in the Grapefruit stand
ings, the Mats have come up with
seven out Of 10 against other
American League clubs and 10
out of IA with national entries.
The Cardinals, who are eX-
pected to challenge the Dodgers
for the National League flag,
are in fourth place, one game
ahead of the 1871 champs. The
Cards have won 10 and lost
nine, while the Dodgers have
won Is and lost 10.
/ COUSINS TO y. l..
The Yankees have been the
National Leagues cousins this
Spring. They have dropped eight
of their II games with senior
circuit clubs, but managed to
win enough from American
leaguers and minor loops to
boost their total TO Is triumphs
and IL defeats.
Here are the exhibition
standings of the major league
teams, showing games won and
lost against clubs in their own
circuit, those in the opposite
league and all games, including
majors and outsiders
mira INTER ALL
TEAM IEAG, LEAG. GAMES
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Whitley" Whiteman asked
that Art Posner, Harry Halter,
Perry Dubay and any others in
terested in bookkeeping at the
tournament report to the Ma
comb Recreation as early as pos
sible this evening. Any men con-
tacted who will not be able to
report are asked to call 1923.
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FEW CHANGES

A few minor changes in the
lineup Of five-man teams were
announced today by Arnold
ROckensuess, tournament man.
ager, who said that the Conflic.
Of working hours rad necessi-
tated the switches.
Teams opening the pin show
tonight, under the revised sched-
ule, are as follows:
Frankenmuth Beer-Board of
Commerce.
Kukuk Observation-Disclosures
Cafe.
Hatch Servic e-Pagett e.
Holmes.
Eckerts Paints-Krause Serv-
ice.
Other changes announced for
the week are:
TUESDAY, p. Nj.
Hubarth e. S h OFT replaces
Board Of Commerce; Pr e hs
Sales replaces Farmers Milling.
WEDNESDAY,, 9 r. NJ.
Farmers Milling replaces
Priehs Sales. a
THURSDAY, 7 T. VI.
Duncan's Log Cabins replaces
Macs Bar.
THURSDAY, 9 p. NJ.
Macs Bar replaces Duncan's
Log Cabin.
The com plete schedule for
teams bowling tomorrow night
is as follows: 7 o'clock-Hub-
arth e. Schott High Twelve,
Priehs Sales Alwardt's Distrib-
utors, Kiwanis Budweiser
Beer, M o m b Beer Store
Peschke Packing.
9 o'cloCk-Timkcn Oil Heat
ing-Jock q Medium, Clerks
Shoes - Don's Super Service,
Home Restaurant J. c. Ernst
Mercury, Rex Service Memphis
Lions.
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OVER-AVERAGE CHANCE

Chances for a prize-winning
score in the over-averale divi-
sion were regarded as better
than in the actual pin ! |
bracket. Low average teams are
regarded as having a particular
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Sports Roundup

ball games by collecting two
tons of waste paper during April.
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League competition. Harbert
startle ed the headlinerS at
Beaumont, Tex, by taking
first money, repeated on the
swing east by winning the
Texas Open at San Antonio in
a playoff with Ben Hogan. He
tied with Lawson Little for
third in the Los Angeles Open
and finished out of the money
only thrice in 13 starts.
Harper, son OF a wealthy
Portsmouth family, turned pro
in 1885 after spectacular anna
tour play. Today, Horton Smith
calls his game among the best in
professional golf
He withdrew from the $4,000
Miami Open after a diSappoint-
ing start and skipped the Beau
mont and Harrington, Tex OPP
ems. Then he placed sixth al
Los Angeles and has finished IN
the money in every tourney
since.
Short odds in the Masters
tourney will be Ben Hogan, who
won at San Francisco, Los An.
geles, Pinehurst and Ashevllle
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Mount Clemens Rec
Wins Three Points

Losing only the middle game,
the Mount Clemens Recreation
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Sam Sncad, second to Hogan in
money winnings and top money
winner at St Petersburg and at
St. Augustine; and defending
champion Craig Wood.
But sidclincrs believe the H
boyS-lithe. baldiSh Harper, and
angular, boyiSh Harbert-might
be the whiz kids for a long show
bet.
ASHEVILLE, N. c., April 6
-CP)-Five Texas golf troupcrs
left mountain vistaS today for a
crack at fresh golf gold mine
in the Georgia foothills.
Game hearted, hard-handcd
and from deep in the heart Of
that place they sing about-Ben
Hogan, Byron Nelson, Jimmy
Demaret, Lloyd Mangrum and
Ralph Guldahl hea"ec for the
Augusta masters tournament.
THIRD STRAIGHT FIRST
Hogan, the top hand among
them. carried with him his third
straight first prize money in the
Ashcvillc open, taken from Law
son Little with a strong arm Ga
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Ypsilanti Squadron Takes
Part in State Mancuvers

that IT was their duty 10 carry 10
the people the good work that air.
planes are doing. II was pointed
out that the ratrol is semi-military
and is the only unit privileged to
wear the Arm. uniform
Members were welcomed at the
meeting by Commander Ray Bak-
or. and Wing Public Relations or.
hcer Earl J Smith who stressed that
members of .he Civil Air Patrol
should he exemplary citizens IN
their communities
At the meeting for officers later
in the English room OF the Book
Cadillac Hotel, short talks were
given on the coastal patrol wDr6
carried on bv the Michigan WING
on the Gulf Coast. the need for the
observance of military courtesy and
d scipline by Adiuiant Samu I
Buck on the operation OF the head.
quarters Office. and on the improve.
ment OF Wings Airport, IS Mile and
Mound Rds The WINS Airport Is
being built by volunteer hclp hy
members OF tho civil Air Patrol and
uhen fni she'd will he The Grst o..
elusive state training base for CAP
fiers in the United States. Help
from the State Board Of Aeron.u-
tics may be forthcoming for the
project. II was stated. The,airp1rt
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