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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30

Three sons of war heroes are pic
tured at the USO's children's review
of the world at the war exhibit in
Rockefeller Center, New York. Left
to right at the gun mechanism are
Dale O'Donnel, Pat O'Donnel and
Pat Devereaux. The O'Donnel boys
are sons of Lieut.. Col. Emmett
O'DonneI, hero of the aerial defense
of Luzon. Young Devereaux's dad
is Maj. J. p. Devereaux, captured
by the Japs on Wake island.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30

A force of u. S. marines at Bourne
Field, u. S. marine air station, St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, looks down
ON the sunny Caribbean from "Blue-
boards Tower" The turret is all
that remains of fortress which leg
end says was the retreat of the IA
bIed character.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30

M. r. Wolfkeil, 3S6-pOund ship
builder of San Pedro, Calf. QefD
who wired the President to instruct
Henderson to send him priority for
cloth, as he had trouble getting
clothes under WPB's restrictions.
Above, Wolfkeil shows his shabby
clothes to Findley Carter.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30

Arriving at Miami to join Presi-
dent-elect Alfonso Lopez of Colom-
bia, who was in the u. S. as guest of
President Roosevelt, Sonora De L0-
peg is shown right with her daugh-
ter.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30

Braitree nea descendant OF the famous
private in Uncle Sans hav
of cheering He then
Duffy 101st cavalry horse before donnng his uni
takes with
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-30


follow
food that
this according Naz the
their soldiers.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

Dragging, either We've sound dollars and de-
obakup a.! Whether
definitely Whether color would
onlycon rnavyor and Re-
Woman the
Little
nandB when
unfihy, "Th
for you thereon I'd of
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

lamentar con Mihailovich, des-
pues del ultimatum enviado al
generalisimo yegoeslavo. Y a
despecho dc las amenazas de re-
presalias contra las familias de
Mlhailovich y de sus oficiales,
estas han sido contestants con
una intensificaci6n de la que
IRA. En- las semanas siguientes
al ultimatum, fueron destruidos
fuertes destacamentos alemanes
e italianos en- Bosnia y en- la re-
gion ~fronterlza de Servia, en- ell
sudeste; ell comandante del ejer-
cito italiano en- Bosnia fue muer
to y capturados grandes dep6-
sitos de armas, municiones Y vi
veres pertenecientes a las tropas
del Eje. Como resultado de clio,
VarlaS dlVlSloneS que debian ha-
Der marchado al sur de Russia
tuvieron que permancer en- ell
pals. En- estos momentos, es
.cuando Mihailovich por radio
una proposition de Dankelmann
preguntandole 81 recibiria a los
Delegates alemanes e italianos
para negociar una tregua, Mi
hailovich acept6, y en- un dia fl
jado por el los plenipotenciarios
|fueron llevados a un lugar cuya
posici6n no podian adivinar,
porque llevaron vendados los O.
JOS durante Ell largo viaje hecho
traves de la region fronteriza.
(COntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
bierno y desempeha en- un senti-
do pleno Ell puesto de Ministro

bierno y d~esempeha en- un senti-
do pleno el puesto de Ministro
&c Ia Guerra de Yugooslavia. In
cIuso, aunque Sc We obligado a
trasladar constantemente su
Quartet general, ell curse de las
operaciones no esta adversamen
tie afectado por clio.
Hitler, que hace ounce meses
Sc jactaba de que "Yugoeslavia
habia sido liquidada', considera
a Mihailovich como luna espi-
ma peligrosa en- uno de los CO.'S
tados del Eje". Hitler daria algo
bueno para terminar con la que
IRA de guerrillas en- Yugoeslavia
y reemplazar sus tropas de pri-
mera Inca ALI retenidas por SOL
dados mas viejos. Pero, todos
los intentos hechos en- este SEN
lido, han fracasado. Guam ansio-
so esta de acabar con Mihailo-
vich, 10 demuestra Ell hecho de
que en- JUNO Ell generalisimo a.
!eman en- Servia, General Dam
kelmann, envi6 oficiales a par
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

de eli enemigo esta siempre fren-

A6 GN SuO1klLSO Oobo GAOAAPAO @A~A
to q nuestras tropas. Aqui esta
en- todas parties y en- ninguna."
Esta description TO es "habil
propaganda" de las Naciones u
midas, sino eli informe de uno de
los mejores peri6dicos italianos
que tiene plenos motives para
empequenecer las hazahas de
Mihailovich y de sus soldados.
La extension en- que ha conse-
guido ell general consolidar sus
tres ejercitos, Sc deduce mas ella
ramente del hecho de que va no
es meramente ell comandante de
las tropas directamente bajo
sus 6rdenes dentro del pals, Des
de ell 9 de Julio lie ha sido con-
fiado Ell mando de todos los ejer-
citos yugoeslavos, in%cluyendc
todas las formaciones levanta-
da sen ell extranjero lejos del t.
rritorio nacional. Esto no es una
mera formalidad. Por difici,
que parezca, Mihailovich estd
en- contacto constante con su go.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

Gas de Karst continha sin. .des-
canso y resulta extremadamente
agotadora para nuestras tropas.
Actos de sabotage de un carac-
ter grave son seguidos por alta
ques directos. Cuando Hitler or
dena la organization de una fe-
ria en- Belgrade o Ljubljana, los
rebeldes contestan descarrilan-
do todos los trenes. Las maqui-
mas y vagones estallan en- Ma
mas. Cada mes son anadidos
cientos de nombres a las listas
de victimas, solo como conse'
cuencia de actos de SABOTAGE. Sin
embargo, la guerra en- 81 misma
es mucho peor, y las tropas tia.
lianas estan sufriendo grandes
penAlidades. Una muerte DIES,
piadada acecha detras de cads
roca y de cada arbusto. FL enc
migo no Sc permite un descanso
Por todas parties caen destaca
mentos en- emboscadas prepare
das por las guerrillas. Els muchc
peor que la guerra alberta, don
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

Londres, agosto IA me-
,diados de Julio de 1912, 81 Alto
Mando bulgaro Sc vic obligado
a retirar dos divisiones estacio-
nadas en- Servia durante ell in
yierno. Ell motive official alega-
90 era que las tropas cram nece-
sarias para la defensa de la cos
ia del Mar Negro en- case de un
ataque aereo. Sin embargo, du-
rante una conferencia de prensa
en- Sofia, ell Mini1tro de la Cue
IRA declare confidencialmente
que las dos divisiones habian su.
frido tan severas perdidasI en-
las batallas con los soldados del
General Mihailovich que era
completamente impossible dejar.
las por mas tempo en- Yugoes.
lavia. al mismo TEMPO, los in.
formes de Italia muestran cuar
alarmados estan los circulos mi.
litares del Eje ante la resisten.
cha de las fuerzas yugoeslavas
Hasta ahora la opinion p1blica
italiana habia estado creyendC
que la lucha en- Bosnia, Here
govina y ell Sanjak consistia d.
"operacioneS finales de limpie
"a" que pronto serian termina
das, pero, al fin, no ha podidt
ocultarse la verdad por ma
tempo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
Las hazahas del General ihailovich
Manda a los guerrilleros yugoeslavos y ademas
es ministro de la Guerra

La agencia Official Stefani, Ell
"Corriere della Sera'', todavfa
ell peri6dico italiano de mayor
circulation, y Ell Regime Fascis
ta", de Farinacci, han admitido
la existencia de batallas encar-
nizadas en- Yugoeslavia, y que,
lejos de extinguirse, la ~resisten-
cia es mayor cada dia. La agen-
cia official italiana de noticias
tuvo que admitir que la lucha
no Sc detenia en- la frontera yu-
goeslava, sine que los destaca-
mentos de Ohetnik habian pene-
TRADE frecuentemente en- terri
torio italiano. Ell "Corr;2re della
Sera" dijo que ''fuertes unida-
des aereas, necesitadas urgente-
mente en- otros teatros de la que
ira, especialmente en- Africa,
tenfan que ser enviadas apresu-
radamente a Servia. Y ell ere
gime Fascista" declare triste-
mente que Mihailovich esta in.
movilizando por 10 menos medic
million de tropas del Eje, cuyas
divisiones habfa pensado Hitler
llevar al frente russo.
Ell relate hecho por ell ~Regi
me Fascista" de la guerra SOS
tenida contra las guerrillas yu
goeslavas, es quiza ell mas fran
co. Su corresponsal de Triest'
dice: Ia guerra en- las monta
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

zas Vivas espera realizarlo utili-
zando los servicios de organiza-
clones gubernamentales como la
Administration de Provision Social,
la Junta de Production de Guerra,
la Secretaria de Trabajo, la Junta
de Reclutamiento y la Administra-
ci6n de Obras Publicas.
En- 1912 sc necesitaran aun $780,
900 para las industries de guerra y
2.500.000 para incrementar las fuer-
zas armadas. Sc calcula que esos
100000 personals seran reclutadas
aproximadamente de los siguientes
campos de actividad: Industries de
|paz, 100000; obreros a~gricolas,
300. PROFESSIONALS, ETC., 300. 1000;
desempleados 1.100.000; amas de
casa, ad~olescentes, personals de edad
avanzada y otros no clasificados
1.400.000.
FL problema que confronta a la
Comisi6n de Fuerzas Vivas no es
simplemente ell de reclutar grandes
contingencies de tr~abajadores indis-
tintamente para las diferentes ac-
tividades que ocasiona la guerra,
sine mas bien ell de asignar cada
persona a la ocupacion en- que pueda
dar mayor rendimiento; la elimina-
ci6n de la competencia desleal para
obtener personal id6neo que practi-
can algunos manufacturers; Ell
adiestramiento de obreros mex
pertos; v~igilancia de las industries
para evitar que resulte un exceso
de personal en- algunas y la escasez
en- otras; ell emplear mujeres en-
tareas relacionadas con la defensa
que puedan desempehar con igual
facilidad que los hombres y ell
empleo regular de personals que
aetualmente trabajan un numero
limitado de horas.
Todo este, segdn hace observar ell
senior McNutt, Sc hara a base de Ia
cooperation voluntaria de Ia indus
tria privada.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

cimientos ~necesitara tener cada uno
de ellos? JCuantos hombres? y
Cuando?
"IQue habilidades poseen los
obreros que Sc italian disponibles ?
Que instruction es necesario
darles?
Los Obreros en- la defensa
"Es precise evitar Ell desperdicio
e impedir que sufra dilaciones la
production por falta de braZos.
Hay que evitar la perdida de tempo
que acarrea la b1squeda de empleos
que no son sine rumores. Sc i'm
pone emplear a los trabajadores en-
las actividades relacionadas con la
defensa sin perdida de tempo"
la Comisi6n de Fuerzas Vivas
hara las veces de banco de liquida-
ci6n para atonder a las necesidades
de la industrial de guerra-tanto
civiles como militares."
"Dicha Comisi6n concederA priori-
dades para los trabajos, del mismo
modo que Sc han fjado prioridades
para los metales, substancias quimi-
cas- y otros productos."
"Esto no implica la conscripci6n
de los trabajadores. No es nj mas
nj menos que 10 que TODD norteameri-
cano amelia intensamente-saber
donde y como puede contribuir mas
eicazmente a la realization de la
victoria"
Representada en- nGmeros redon-
dos, Ia tarea del senior McNutt y de
la comisi6n que preside es sencilla-
mente efectuar un aumento de
100000 de personas sobre los
100000 empleadas actualmente en-
las industries de guerra, para fines
de 1912, e incrementar este total
hasta 20.000.000 para fines de 1913.
A pesar de la magnitud de dicho
programa y de 10 complicado que
resulta Ell ponerlo en- operation, Ell
Presidente de Ia Comisi6n de Fuer-
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

WESTINGHOUSE sehor
Paul v. McNutt, quien ha side
designado presidente de la
Comision de Fuerzas Vivas,
recientemente creada, es de
hecho ell administrator princi-
pal de la poblaci6n trabaja-
dora que Sc calcula en- los Esta-
dos Unidos en- 100000 de
personas. Dicho cargo es ell
mas importante de todos los
que ell senior McNutt ha venido
desempehando desde 1928 en-
que comenzo a adquirir promi-
nencia en- ell pals al ser elegido
Comandante de la Legion
de
veteranos de la Primera Cue
IRA Mundial.
En- los cargos sucesivos que ha
ocupado, primero como g~obernador
del Estado de Indiana, despues
como Comisionado en- las Filipinas,
y mas recientemente como Admin
istrador de la Provision Social, Ell
senior McNutt ha dado pruebas in
equfvocas de sus brillantes dotes
de politico y administrator que 10
capacitan ~plenamente para Ell de-
sempeho de su nuevo cometido. La
indole de sus obligaciones y la i'm
p~ortancia del referido cargo pueden
apreciarse por las siguientes frases
tomadas de su reciente radiofusi6n
. Ia Naci6n:
para poder llegar a las metas
seialadas en- la production de per-
trechos de guerra es necesario dar
. cada individuo Ia tarea para la
cual es mas apto-no solo en- la in
dustria sino en- Ia agriculture y en-
las fuerzas armadas de Ia Naci6n,
Sera ~necesario plantear las siguien-
les preguntas; JQue clase de COMO
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

81, senor:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr K i m g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
DEFUNCIoNEs

Hey Sc efectuara 81 enticrro
de Arturo Borgas, dc Cd amos,
yecino del 2730 de la Gale Lau-
rel, en- West Tampa.
lie sobraviven SD viuda, Car
men Borges; I'm hermano, Her.
Mimic, y dos hermanas, Blanca
Castel Y Consuelo Galindo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

En- la tarde de hoy tendra lu-
gar ell sepelio de la Sra. Luciano
Renedo, de l6 amos, que ell pasa-
do sabado falleciera en- I'm hos
pital local. Deja a su viudo, One
lilo Renedo; sus padres, esposos
Nicolas Isidro, y un hermano.
Eugenio Brito.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
Ell TEMPO

Huvias ocasionales. Minima,
a las 6 de la manana, 76 grades;
q las 1000 A. NJ. habia subido
q 81 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

INVEST IN v1CToRYi

INVEST IN VICTUhXI "
our boys can take the War to the enemy, If we back them
up with ships and tanks and sunsl But that takas morsvI
Help your Government to put the tools Of war into tha
Gands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps. And remember . 4. just one Bond can't lick The
AXIS any more than just one gunl It takes millions Of
pay dayI = PS S'~S
oonas cost $lS.76 and up !. . and they pay you bach
One-1mru more In only 10 yearsi Stamps cost 1Oe. 254. and
up soon total the price Of a Bond il bought reUularlv
1elp our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
md your country. JULES
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Goodall and
son spent the weekend at Portland
Mrs. j. R. Goodall, who accompanied
them, remained for visit with her
daughters, Mrs. j. D. Sirions and
Mrs. D. T. Richfield.
Alfred .Pierpoint and Erwin Haw-
ley left Tuesday for Fort Lewis for
induction into the army.
FOR SALE-Flamo gas range. Has
four burners, oven broiler and silver
ware drawer. Excellent condition,
S30.OO.-Mrs B. Eheler. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. ERNEST Chappell and
daughter returned to their homo ct
Tieton Monday, after visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Chappell.
MI and Mrs James less spent the
weekend in Spokane visiting rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. IL Twining and
Mrs. A. j. Dodd attended the meet
ing of the Red Cross disaster prepar-
edness training school at Ephrata on
Monday.
Bill Henderson. of Mansfield visit
ed friends here Monday evening.
Mrs. Sidney Spurbeclz, Mrs J n.
Batson and Erwin Hawley spent
Sunday at Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey Holcomb and
children left last week for a three
weeks vacation at Seattle and Ray
mond.
Dorothy Jess is visiting at the
Jim Vanderbilt family at Seattle.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23
UNDAY = MONDAY = TUES.

Also-Another Amazing Constance Bennett COSMETIC
Gift Free to Ladies Purchasing Adult Admission
Sun, Mon. Tues. ---16 Items - Don't Miss Any
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23
CITY IN BRIEF

Private Adrian Tucker is VISITING
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed
Tucker. this week.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gilman, Grand
Coulee, spent few days visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Joplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smeltber and
son, Darrell, motored to Leavenworth
Sunday, taking Mr. and Mrs. Charlie;
Smeltzer who will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Shelter for a week. The Smelt-
zers plan to visit their sons, Harry
and Clyde in Waterville, before re-
turning 'l,ne.
After spending weeks furlough
with his parents, Paul Rice left on
Tuesday to return to his camp at
Orlando, Florida.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

Nelson Eddy, pictured here, popu-
lar baritone heard Wednesdays at
800 p. m, e. W. t., over Obs, joined
Milton Berle. Virginia O'Brisn and
Eleanor Powell in presenting a
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

Betty Pollin returned this week
from a two weeks vacation at Spo-
kane and Chewelah. Mr. and Mrs
Al Pollin and boys spent the week
end in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, who
recently returned from, vacation In
the East, spent Saturday at the Mike
Veola home.
A grass fire on the outskirts Of
town, was brought under control by
volunteer fire fighters Monday at
ternoon before serious damage was
done,
Mrs Evelyn Travis left Tuesday
for Florida where she will join her
husband, Frank Travis, who is sta
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23
NO. I RED HEAD SWINGS
1T IN M GAL SAL

Observation-Disclosures what Amer
lea needs today! And that's lust
what America is getting in the per-
son of the mo: 1 ,Red-Head," Rita
Hayworth, who is all set to inspire
the fans when she makes her APP
pearance in the Goth Century-Foy
Technicolor extravaganza, my Gal
SAL" at the Roosevelt theatre Friday
through Tuesday.
Co-starred with Victor Mature.
John Sutton and Carole Lands in
an up-to-the-minute treatment of a.
naughty nineties story, the titan
haired Rita purveys song, dance and
beauty which make screen enter
tainment with smash.
my Gal sal' tells the story of
Paul Dresser who was a famous com.
poser. and brother of author Theo-
dore Dresser. Dresser concocted hun.
dreds of tunes which are still setting
modern feet a-tapping, among which
are my Gal SAL" "On the Banks of
the WABASH "Mr. Volunteer" -
and they're all in the feature sur
rounded by series of lavish produc-
ton numbers to delight the eyes of
the fans.
Director Irving Cummings has
whipped the laughter, song and story
into what previewers have hailed as
"a grand piece of entertainm emit"
The large cast includes such IA
vo- ties as James Gleason, Phil Sill
vers, Walter Catlett, Mona Maris
and Frank Orth.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

Frank Black. who has mode the
NBC String Symphony onc c, radio
outstanding musical organizations,
IS bo"c. to requests and will pre-
IN. it in sar S of tree concerts
- .cw YORK this TALL at Carnegie
Hall.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

toned at an airfield there.
Lola Mae Pope, Salem, Oregon,
arrived recently to spend the summer
with her father, Ralph Pope.
Mrs. C. G. Moore called on friends
here Monday. She plans to teach at
a school near Pasco.
Mrs. Dexter Hunt and daughters,
Susan and Jane OF Tacoma, are Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
w, Rice. Mrs, Smith Snyder, Taco
ma, returned to her hcme Tuesday
after spending weekend at the
Rice home.
Mrs. Van Griffin and Mrs. G.. Wy
borney are vacationing at Wenatchee
and Cashmere.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23
$40, 900 ALLOTMENT
APPROVED FOR r. E., a.

A 100000 allotment to the Lin
coin Electric Cooperative, part of
which will go to defray costs of re-
building a branch of the system S.
lines seriously damaged by the frost
load last January, Uarene Line) has
been approved by the Rural -Electri-
fication Administration at st. Louis,
Mo, it was announced last week
Approval of the allotment is revealed
by N. V. Fisher, superintendent, at
cooperative headquarters in Daven-
port, Wash.
The allotment is the fourth re-
ceived by the local electric coopera-
tive during the past two years, and
brings the total amount of money
loaned to the Lincoln REA to $685.
600. The first loan, made August
l6, 1940 was for $43S,OOO, Since
then two other allotments have been
granted, one for $118,OOO and an
other for $4,000. All are in the form
of low interest loans, which are be-
ing repaid out of the systems oper-
atiRg rayepne.
At the present time the associa-
ton is serving SIS members along
648 miles of energized lines in Lin-
colin and Grant counties.
are IN charge of an elective board of
directors headed by Conrade Held,
president.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
By EARLE FERRIS

Jane Froman. a smash success as
the singing star OF Ed Wynn's
Laugh. Town, Laugh" on Broadway,
has a new billing. given her by
Wynn: Americas leading lady of
song" She's heard Sundays at $3.50
p. m. e. W. t., over CBS.
Kate Smith has left her Man.
haitian microphone for the cooler
climate of the Adirondack Noun
tains, where she continues her week.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

player. And the program. heard
Mondays through Fridays over the
Red network, has just been renewed
Ed Murrow, head of the CHS
European news bureau Is an avid
sflortWave fan. He listens to con-
tinental news broadcasts to follow
Nazl propaganda and to American
shortWave news programs so he can
avoid, as far as possible on his own
Sunday night show. duplicating news
heard earlier in the U. S.
Olan Soule plays Sam Ryder in
Bachelors Ch!'aren." heard Mcn-
days tili-..3.l - : TT n
C. W. t., over tie red ne..oA-. lii:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

DESS JOHNSON Is unique IN
I'D radio. being the only star whose
program. THE Story of .Bess john
son. is named after its Leading
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-07-23

If gas rationing hits California.
Edgar Bergen will not feel it's Ell
fects. Recently he purchased a 1918
Stanley Steamer t. satisfy al ur >
to do some tinkerlnI. The CIR. III
excellent mechanical co2d:tlcn, will
provide economical tran3por alton as
long as the tires last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
SPEAKING OF AIRCRAFT

Many of those who are convinced that
aircraft will win the war have little under
standing of the various types of planes that
are used by the Al my and Navy. Fighters,
dive bombers, .tdpedo.E bdnbers,s patrol
bombers, aobsefsad on Observation-Disclosures
fighters, medium and low altitude fighters,
attaekap3anes. me aium bombers and heavy
bombefs are among theyarioqs types. :
Just to see what you know about mill
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