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Evening star., 1942-05-24

FOXHALL VlLLAGE-9-ROOM HOUSE, .
baths, garage. $3.50 month, available July
/. Call WO. 6134.
6sO5 GLENBROOK RID. BETHESDA, MD.
Rent from owner next door, new house,
plne-paneled recreation rm., maid rm.'
laundry rm.,. lavatory. fireplace, , large
bedrooms, } baths. gas heat and alr-cool-
ing system; well insulated; Gear garage:
about ia-acre lot exclusive nelsnoorhooo'
NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEW S-ROOM. -
bath stone home IN a restricted COM
munty of fine homes conv. bus service.
Avail. Immediately, $3.50 per mo. Falls
HISTORIC WASHINGTON HOUSE. ON
Capitol Hill, ..35 md st. Sc. recently COM
pletely restored. redecorated and modern
lied; 4 bedrooms. baths drawing room, room,
garden area, etc; to De rented as resi-
BEAUTIFUL 7-RM. ?l2-BATH HOME:
conv. located. nearby Maryland; $3.50 per
mo. WoOdley ulhO.
OLD COLONIAL. ALEXANDRIA,; 3
floors 3 bedrooms; baths. secluded gar
den. Call Falls Church s33-J-l.
BLOCKS FROM ARMY NAVY COUNTRY
Club--Auto. heat; air-condit;, bedrms,
pa baths, maids rm., bath, recreation
rm.. > screened porches available June
lst. Rental. 5000. Box l54-D, Star.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 4403 KLINGLE ST;
ne, exclusive section-ChaTming detached
house with lovely lawn, no rear yard; pa
bedrms, l bath, gas heat, insul. bus
!, pix. 90 min. downtown $780, avail
DESIRABLE NV. SECTToN-9 ROOMS,
3 baths. arranged as 3 separate apis;
partly furn.. oil heat; garage; rent Sl2o.
For information write Box 21o-E. Star.
SILVER SPRING, so3 EAsLEY sT,--5-
room brick bungalow, Sj5 mo; conv- stores,
schools and bus, large yard. Open Sun,
9 am to > pm
ATTRACTIVE. t. ROOMS, > BATHS, ANIL,
brick home near 18th and Pa. ave Sc.
shopping center clubroom, garage: adults
preferred; no pets $75 month. Box
405-E. Star.
1907 BRADLEY BLVD. : Penna. farm
house type. nearly new s rooms ~
left city. Open today. REALTY ASSo-
GATES. Ma. l43s.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-MODERN. sEMI-DE-
wood floors, full cellar: rent, $50. Phone
WO. 5bO3.
e ROOMS. BATHS, REFRIGERATED:
maids room and lavatory IN basement, oil
cation. Call SH, 6271-J or EN-. 1858.
2Il2 ROSS RD., ROSEMARY HILLS, MD.
@Det nriek rms ca1 bathS NIp Si I5fiM hfat;
CAN, National 2345.
LARGE BUNGALOW, Ss5. PANELED
living room with fireplace. dining room
new cabinet kitchen, gas range. Electro
lux. bedrooms, bath, big screened porch.
2-car garage: ; miles from Silver Spring,
Md B-3 gas cards O. k. for office transp.
BRODIE &; COLBERT. INC, MA SS15.
CHEVY CHAsE-BRAND-NEw 6-RM., .,
bath, detached brick. S125 per mo. Call
EN-. 1916 or EN-. s572 after 10 m.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME, 7 RMS,
. open fireplaces, bath, sleeping porch; ga
rage; corner lot; close in on Carroll ave
Takoma Park available June list. CO.
X
& ROOMS. > BATHS.
Including bath in basement. brick, 3
yrs od; garage; fenced yard; "a blks. to
bus and stores: Sl15 mo;
Evening star., 1942-05-24
LINCOLN PARK

On Tennessee ave. II block from Lincoln
Park we are offering a fine 7-room and
tile bath. brick home for Sc. 500: Sl4OO
down, S4S 80 per mo; newly renovated
HERBERT & SONS. REALTORS.
5l5 E. Capitol St. Ii Ol2a
After Office hours call RA $3.50
Evening star., 1942-05-24
LONG-LASTING
RENTERS.
y NILE TO NAVAL HOSPITAL.
Are you looking for

y NILE TO NAVAL HOSPITAL.
Are you looking for
bedroom house under SIS mo-,
We have for sale in the Bethesda area
home that with very moderate down
payment can be carried for this amount,
including taxes. There is large living
room with fireplace, large dining room
modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms. l3xlS. l2Xl3
and l0xl6. Plenty of large closets. linen
closet. fulfilled bath with shower: full
basement with fireplace and large space
ior future recreation room, auto. hea::
lot 55xl25. Half block 10 excellent bus
service; IN walking distance of Naval Hos
pltaI and Public Health Center Priced
tunlty for you to find a place to live at a
reasonable monthly outlay and low down
payment. To convince yourself such a
oargaln can be found. phone early for an
appointment TO inspect.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
HousES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD. 65@4 RIDGEWOOD
ave-6-room stone house, recreation room
and attached garage. large fenced-in yard;
on bus line: available Immediately for I
months Oliver 61oi
Evening star., 1942-05-24

OPEN TODAY, 2-5.
3609 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
-, Here is an attractive 2O-ft. brick home
that you can move in Immediately; 8 large
rooms. bath. auto. heat, porches, garage
etc; Convenient to transportation. Excel
lent condition. A real value you can't
afford to miss; only S6,95O. terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.,
ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

q BEDRMS.. > BATHS. ATTRACT. FURN.
gar; sun parlor T windows; den, breakfaSt
room; Diet. brick: lower 18th st, NV. adj
Rock Greek Park: 10 min. downtown, 4
MOS or lnnper- Sn1h mo AID i33O.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

BROOKLAND, 1851 OTIS ST. N.E.-NEW
Johns -Manville asbestos bungalow, rooms,
tiled bath and shower. gas heat, built-in
garage; fenced lot facing PARK; only
stores. $1,000 down, balance like rent:
WOODRIDGE-6-room used brick, good
condition, coal heat. 81 $50; terms. Call
NO 1908 or inquire 1881 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

| SHEPHERD PARK. NEAR WALTER REED
/ -Det. center-entrance brick l ST floor. llv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen, breakfast
| room or den: 2nd floor. bedrooms. >
| baths; storage attic; gar; new-house con-
| price. S12,950 Call MR. CRANDALL
| SH 5945
Evening star., 1942-05-24
(Continued.)

2O5l Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 3121 Glebe 3434.
CCLORED- SEMI FURNISHED, IA LARGE
rooms, south exposure. light airy rooms.
gO-ft. open basement front and back out
let's: double garage with upstairs: l2-ft.
airway full length of bids. front and back
entrances TO md fl all modern improve
mentS. cony. location to transp., schools,
college; already filed with tenants: can be
used for tourist inn or club for employed
girls Box SN-E. Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
HOUSES uNEURNISHEp.

FOXHALL VILLAGE-9-ROOM HOUSE, 3
baths garage. $3.50 month, available July
l. Call WO. 6l34.
6SO5 GLENBROOK RID. BETHESDA, MD.
Rent from owner next door, new house,
pine -paneled recreation rm., maids rm.,
laundry rm., lavatory fireplace. , large
bedrooms, } baths. gas heat and alr-cool-
ing system; well insulated; Gear garage:
hnIt l,-acre LOT. exclusive pelglborhOOd.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
GARAGE BUILT, complete. $780, Call
Mr. Proctor. Woodley 1883.
CARPENTER-B BUILDER : Home improve
ments of all kinds; 1S years experience;
guaranteed, cheaper. better. Call Co.
lumbia 9091, any time
ROOFING siding, home improvements by
terms. Bond Roofing Co. EN- 03s2
DEFENSE WORKERS will help pay for your
home. A better looking home gets better
tenants. Rooms with modern lighting,
bath or electrical equipment for Ink,
bring more money. Have our expert cali
for free adyice Pay ont Of earnings.
HONE IMPROVEMENT DIVISION,
22S1 II. Ave N < MO -On2
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Trade Mark REGISTERED. o. .. Pstsn. esmes.

Oscar Heintze. to Wit: "Strsuss
could play the violin. But he hardly
ever did 30 at the concert balls in
ault wien. He had no horsehair In
his bow. 20 1t could make no noise
and 50 he could wave his head and
arms and violin the more gloriously
30 all the girls would love him
more"
Our little dream bubble Of Johann
has been burst.
Notes from here and yon:
Finals for the Neptune Rooms Tin
Pan Alley series on behalf OF local
amateur composers are In order to-
night. OF the SIX tunes voted best
70 far, one will be selected for special
radio and movie-house presentation
during some week In the near future
The Lotus Is currently allowing its
June Time Revue featuring the
dancing team Of Reanos and Nanette
the comedy team Of Frederick and
Dawn and the one.man magician
team Of wesley Whitshouse.
The shoreham u presenting Con-
solo and Melba, dancers Of fluid
movement; Barbara Belmore, dancer
whose petiteness may be summed
up by pointing out that she is +
foot-9 In height and weighs . scant
% pounds. and Pantomimists Frank
and Jean Hubert.
At the Casino Royal the Balletorea
have been held over again, and
there Is Ginger Layns, dancer, and
Marshau Montgomery. comedian, "a
MI out the bill.
It's . new revue at l[isha Bess'
Balalaika, too. NArionettes with
human heads play . large part, and
there are new UpU songs and
dances By the customary performer,
Evening star., 1942-06-09
New Use for CothsdroI

For the 1irst time since tho Md
die Ages, Salisbury Cathedral In
England was used for . secular
purpose recently when . Ministry
Of Information meeting was held
there.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Electricians End Strike
Al Floyd Bennett Field
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June o.-By Govern
ment request, $50 union electricians
returned to work today on the naval
air base at Floyd Bennett Field,
Brooklyn. after an 1l-day strike.
The turisdictional dispute between
the strikers, members Of Local 3 Of
the ALL L-International Brotherhood
Of Electrical Workers and the inde-
pendent United Telephone Organ
izations, has not been settled, but
the AFL men took up their tools
pending . hearing Thursday by the
War Labor Board.
WLB Mediator Robert Abelow's
efforts brought about the decision
Of Local 3's Executive Board to or
der its members back to the job
while awaiting an agreement on
whether union members or tele-
phone company employees should lay
certain cables.
Local 3 Business Manager Harry
Van Arsdals, jr, declared: I'VE are
urging the men to speed the work as
much as possible to make up for lost
time"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Field, Men
Win Praise
OF Gen. FickeI

The appearance of The men and
physical facilities Of Keesier Field
drew the praise Of Maj Gen. Jacob
e. FickeI. Commanding General Of
the Third District, Army Air
Forces Technical Training COM
mand. during day-iong inspec-
ton Of the field last week.
General Fickel told Col Robert
r. NJ. GooIrick, Commanding Of
fieer Of Keesier Field, that he par
fcuiarly was impressed with pro-
grexs IN construction projects.
which include new theatre. new
Bachelor Officers Quarters and
Warehouses These projects we're
inspected BY the Censral, accom-
panied BY the Co.oDeL General
f;-ssel also lalsded the appearance
of the men and the Air Force Band
which ne reviewed a. Post Head
quarters on arriving al the Field.
At noon the General vas honor
guest at buffet luncheon In the
DfficerS Club. His official party
Included Col L. W. Bsllansyne and
Capt. P. S. Sherman. He few TO
Gulfpori from Third District
kieadquarters at Tulsa, Okla, and
dove here.
In addition 70 tours Of the field
~ both the morning and afternoon
General Fickel conferred with
Field officers IN Colonel Coolric<'s 8
ekfzss.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Gen. Weaver
.Eionors Chinese
From Our RTC

Two C'hinese-Amcrican soi-
dicrs, Pvts. Won fsai Chin and
Chang O. Wong. who amazed
Replacement Training Center
Officers here with their speed
In learning their drill and
their enthusiasm for gums.
made a similar impression on
Maj Gen. Walter Weaver.
Commanding General of the
Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command. with tho
result that they are now sta
toned at the Generals head
quarters at Knollwood Field,
n. {.
The two men, who we're re-
tanned by the Ordnance De-
partment Of the RTC follow
ing their basic drill, were
transferred early last month
70 he Army Air Forces Re
placement Training Center,
81. Petersburg. Fla. Two
weeks ago they acted az part
OF the Guard Of Honor for
General Weaver when he ia.
specied the newly created Re
eepslon Center and when he
left that afternoon BY plane
the former Keeslef Field sol
diors were with him.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Chapel toGet
Sacred Jewish
Scroll Friday

At special Jewish ceremony
Friday a Torah, a scroll made Of
parchment containing the Five
Books Of Moses printed in Hebrew,
will be presented to the Post Cha
pei for use al Jewish services.
The Torah, the most sacred reli-
gious article of a Synagogue used
for the Scripture reading on Sab
baths and festivals, has been lent
for the duration OF the war by the
Touro Synagogue of New Orleans
and viii be kept in a specially
built cabinet behind the Chapel's :
altar.
DR.. David Fichmsn will repre-
sent Touro Synagogue and will
deliver the principal address at
1880.
Recently acquired religious ar
tlcles for Jewish services will be
used for the first time at this SER
vice. These include a plaque OF the
Ten Commandments, an Everlast-
ing Light Ark Cover, Kiddush
Cup and prayer books.
A social will be held immediate
ly after the service in Recreation
Hall IL.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Broadcast
to Introduce
Private's Song

The radio premiere of "Tha.
House Painter" by Pvt. George
Brown, some special musical ar
rangementk, vocalists, and a dra-
matiZation, The Birth Of a Ma
ton" viii be heard on the week
ly Keesler Field Free For ALP
program over station WWL to-
morrow night from 1900 10 1890.
Private Brown, OF Hollywood,
has written such popular tunes as
who Am T. and you Took Me
Out OF This World" and done un-
usual scores for many Hollywood
motion pictures. THAT House
Painter, recently composed, viii
be sung by male quartet.
The string sextette viii play Pvt.
Charles Herr's special arrangement
Of Liszt's Fifth Hungarian
Dance"
Pvt. Harry Boersna, recently OF
the cast OF Eddie Cantor's Banjo
Eyes" will sing, and the Post Air
Force Band, under S. Sgt. Russell
Sessions, will feature From One
Love to Another" with vocals by
Pvt. Gene Whitaker.
The broadcast will emanate from
War Department Theatre No. /.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Gen. FickeI
lauds Gunner
Applicants

keesier Field aerial gunner ap-
plicants were commended by Mai,
Gen. Jacob z. Ficael, Commanding
General Of the Taird District,
Army Air Forces Technical Train
Iug Command. who declared when
he visited here last week that ''the
aerial gunner Is The most impor-
tsni member Of the combat crew"
An aerial gunner has the pri-
vilese and honor Of fighting his
country's enemy in the front ranks
in company with the most skiliful
aviators IN the world, in the best
srplanes in he world" the Gen.
ersl declared. He fights under the
most favorable conditions, and
with great odds in his favor;
speed, altitude, heavy armament
and armor and. above all, his own
superior training"
The first Keesler Field
brothers 10 apply for gunner
school were Pvts- George and
James Senior, 3loth Tech. Sc.
So. who enlisted in the Army
Air Forces with the express
desire TO become gunners be
cause Its the gunners who
can really deliver the blows
Many Of the first Keesler Field
gunner applicants this week will
receive their wings and Corporal's
stripes after completing the five
week gunnery course. Applicants
must be ever Ia years old, must
have scored at least 100 in their
Army General Classification test,
and stand not over five feet and
10 inches or weigh over 170
pounds.
Applications may be obtained
any day from $500 to 100 from
the Classification Office. Recrea-
ton Hall 8. Physical examinations
will be given Immediately.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
School Helps Train
It's Own Instructors
Enlisted Men,
Civilians axe
Sub-SchooI Work

Two nss zue-zehools. ere 70
tgasn civilians IS Instructors and
the other 70 give aavaneea training
ln present civilian snd enlisted
mua Instructors. have been
launched n ths A.rplane Mechan-
Irs school t. facilitate fns pro-
ctiFemsnt and teaching procedors
q instructor personnel.
Attending H,s firss eaaFa. FOR
civilians Wiis as.sre . become Az
instructors are - civilians rom
} states. These men. foF the most
part former Industrial arts saara-
ors o. engineers. have started
elasaes in he regular An schooi.
taxing a course condensed 70 50
days They receive Instructors pay
While attending. ard sa success
tul completion of the course viii
o*oome regular Instructors "A the
school This sah-sehooi hsz bean
established % help supply the IN
rFsasing cal for instructors. ss-
cordinE 70 Capt Gene c. peBaud.
Officer in Charge of Instructor
Training.
IN c SHIFT
The civilians are receiving thsir
AN instruction on the c. or
night shift - as not to interfere
with the regular AM classes. They
20 10 lecture. snd shop work ak
hours a night. six nights a week
for each Of the regular 10 phases.
Their elaAsea are separate from IN.
soldier classes in all btlt tao OF tho
phases, and in thesc two they are
sandwlched In the elassrooms with
The regular ANS Captain DeBaud
said that new civilian classes are
expected 10 start each Monday.
that the quality of most OF the
civilian students IA high and should
produce competent instructors. The
men involved ar. drsft-exenps
for various reasons, he said
The advanced Instructors eosrs-
% have besn designed 70 give sp~-
eialixed instruction 70 men who
may not have received training in
lines which she school believes aids
successful instruction. They consist
OF hour-lons classes for 20 days
duration. The three courses now
operating cover blackboard draw
ing and lettering. advanced sssch-
ing mstnods. and tesla and zrad
ing. Captain DeBaud's offies ha
lprepared chart histories OF AL IN
tnstfactors In ~ achoais. lsstin
the speciAllrpd courses ~ mG
have had. The men ars amienes
10 new clauses from these charts.
TO TINrsH AUv7. Is
Captain DeBaud sad sdditio~si
courses are planned 10 start in
the near future, and will cover
any subjects which lssd toward
Keesler AM school instructors
reaching new high OF comps-
tcncy." These one hour classes are
being held In Hangar 2 The frsf
z0-day classes will finish Aug. Is,
the Captain said.
Captain DcBsl,d. formerly
Flight Lieutenant ln charge Of an
airplans mechanics school In tns
Royal Canadian Air Force. has
been oIC Of Instructors Training
for slightly more than . month
here. Captain DeBand ssid ne felt
the Keesler school is. all In all,
"A very superior school"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Craig Field Sets
Safety Record

Emphasizing the far reaching
air safety campaign conducted
within the Army Air Forces, Craig
Field, Ala, an Air Forces Advanc-
ed Flying School, has completed
% million miles OF flying without
a single accident attributable to
mechanical failure.
The record Is the more remark
able in view Of the fact That II was
made in connection with flying
school operations involving the
final training OF pilots before their
graduation into combat organiza-
tions.
The distance flown in smassing
this record is equivalent 10 some
l,179 trips around the world at the
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Veteran,
So, itches TO
Fight Again

With shrapnsi wounds in mis- left
thigh but with a burning desire
70 get back into the service in
which he spen. is years OF his Life.
Corp. Edwin NJ. Schiff, OF the
303rd Tech. Sc. So. re-enlis.e-d in
the Army last April "a. his S6th
birthday. He has. since May !,
been instructlng recruits here n
Keesler Field In the basic drill
Corporal schiff was wounded in
action In the Meuse- Of
fensive Sept %, 1918. He was de-
corated with the Purple Heart
Medal and received commenda-
tions from MS superiors for
bravery in action. Despite his
wounds, he continued in the SER
vice and was member OF the
Army OF Occupation in Germany
until 1919.
He first enlisted when he was
81, IN 1907. When ne applied for .
re-enlistment the day after Pearl
Haroor, he was told that he
couldn't gel back into the Army.
He lost no time. however. and inn
medlately began TO writs letters
70 the Adjuiant-General TO his
old commanding officers with
whom he soldiered In Hawaii. in
the Philippines. in the World
War.
Finally. on hs 55th birthday,
April 22, he received the necessary
waiver allowing him 20 get back
where | belong. and where. even
II hey won't give me back my
typewriter can do some good
by teaching these youngsters here
something about soldering"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
.L-ibraryO Orders
81 Magazines

1si IL Leo Hook, 0Ic Of the
Post Technical Library, said yes
terday that subscriptions for 90
magazines and technical period
icals would be placed within the
next two months. Twenty Of the
latest books dealing with all phases
of airpiane technical problems and
details are expected to arrive
within the next two weeks, ne
said
The Technical Library, located
IN Building 8, Block 81, contains
many technical books. magazines,
papers and pamphlets. and is open
daily from 0300 to 1900.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05

Denies SIur.
On KeesIer

Columns. Walter Wineheil de-
elarcd this week in a letter TO Col
Robert Z. NJ. Gooirlck. Command
ing officer OF Keesler Field. that
he has never referred 10 this OF
any other Army camp as being
more like a concentration camp.
Winchelfs letter stated that re-
ports OF similar rumors ''havs
poured into my office from prae-
tlcally every Army camp in the
country. just recently The trend
has switched 10 keesler Field"
The columnist and radio com
meniaior enclosed copy OF bill
remarks from n radio broadcas
tof July lg Ia which he declared.
There Is no foundation 70
the rumors or reports thai I
ever wrote or broadcast tlsaf
q any OF the Army camps were
more like concentration camps.
4 This Is obviously another piece
Of enemy propaganda circuIat-
ed for and among The gull
ble."
Colonel Goolrick added that Hihi,
fufnor was started by those who
believe Adolf Hiticr's declaration
No lie Is too great to be accepted
by The foolish"
Morale among Keeslers thou-
sands Of mon has never been bet
ter" he said. "Our men are leav-
'ing every week for every corner
Of the globe. They will reply 70
our enemies with weli-directed
bombs dropped from planes flown
by their comrades and allies and
REPAIRED by them"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Quickly, Boy!
Bring My an
And Ice Cakes

The Raj TranSporta ton Of
ice has devised is own sys-
tenn for beating the heat
Built by ist 1t Dsvlsn Z.
Goodwin, Assistant Rail
Transportation Officer. he
cooling system is a coffin
shaped ice filled box abou; five
feet high and six feet long
with a circular opening three
feet IN diameter at each end.
Al one end l. large ian
which blows air over the ice
through the other opening.
According 20 Raj Transport
taton Office workers, who
have nary a bead OF perspira-
ton on their brows. the xys-
tenn is a decided success.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Our Berlin Paperhanger
Isn't THAT MAN, Thanks

happen herel A painter and paper -hanger from
Berlin S King the United States Army
The King "a is the Of paperhanger Of Irish descent
compcae further he has brothers and
sisters working in various positions and about Berlin with
population approximately twohirds German
PVT Boyd H. King Of Berlin Wis. recruit At Keesler
OF population his home Private
King reports, many have enlisted in the u. S. Army
They strictly American he declares.
Private Kings American citizens for
eratons similarity certain little
paperhanger another Berlin until bunmaes began rbbg
him about It,
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Ordnance Center
At Flora, Miss.

A Training Center for new Ord
nance requirements instead Of the
proposed propelling charge plant
for artillery ammunition will be
established OH the 1000 acre site
located near Flora IN northern
Mississippi, the War Department
has announced.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
China-Born Recruit Here
Vows Revenge Against Japs

"A chance at he Japs TO avenge
in part the ruthless slaughter OF
his relatives and scores OF friends
is the plea Of a former Second
Lieutenant N Chinese air forces in
Canton who now is Pvt. Wong
Shu Qnan of the 3l0th Tech. Sc.
So. Private Quan, the China-born
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Water Safety

Scores of men from ths se0th
Tech. Sc. So. are receiving nightly
instructions In water safety b.
enlisted Red Cross instructor q
Deer Island.
Louis Link, Red cross Field D.
rector, said the program was avail
abls 70 all squadrons and that M
office would bs sisd - unalp -
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
WOUNDED ONCE
81 States, Cuba
In 10Th Class

Hundreds Of men from 81 states.
Puerto Rico. and Cuba, will com
prise the 18Th Air Mechanics
graduating class here Aug. O.
These men, having completed an
intensive lS-week course IN air
plane instruction, viii be assigned
10 duty maintaining and servic-
ing the warplsnes Of the Army An
Torsss.