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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Archie McGreeor Cook Hunts
CrocodiIes and Wild Duck
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

also at FL Mirador and appear to
spend as much time AZ possible
absorbing all the ultra-violctS
which come their way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Febr"org Is.
and exploit your especial talents
and capability. Persistency and
industriousness will do wonders
for you.
JAN. ,! TO FEB. IN
Aqo0,T7e - Benefc vibrations
skilled mechanics, technicians,
YOU engaged IN engineering
building, making blueprints
working with radio. airplanc-
and their equipment are among
the many favored workers.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH N
Pisccs-You born after March
s: be patient. less restless with
slow-moving projects or work Al
PisCcans: your keen intuition
and quietly efficient manner are
your best possible aids today.
( CHILD horn on this day:
administrative. kindly. inter
ested in humanity and its ills;
more capable than it realizes,
Inclined 10 waste time on pur-
poselcss cndeavors. Must cult
vate decisiveness, acCur acy
ambition. If he or she does this,
there is a very bright future
ahead.
Copyright 1892, ~ KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Jane Elizabeth Mowers Becomes Bride


DOWN IN Bowling Green. o.. Jane Elizabeth Movers
daughter Of Henry 0. Movers Of Utica, \. ". OK
changed with Thomas J., Lahy. son OF Mrs James
Dixon of Detroit. February Ii.
Since then both of the principals have returned to
town and are busy the setting OF the apartment
they're furnishing at The Gladwm Manor out IN
last jefferson avenue
too.
And once more occupying their handsome home .. in
Buckingham after absence Of several weeks
in warmer Cimos
Judsons Looking Forward TO Party
~ MIAMI BEACH Nh and Mrs. Ross Judson arc
looking forward. doubtless their Guoss.to the
party they'll give al Brook Club Saturday evening.
And Mrs George A. Haman continues 20 be Just ABOUT
tie busiest Dc,roi;cr in Florida what with all her
charitable. and social and wartime interests
While Mr. and Mrs John Sweeney Jr... prefer New
York City and pleasant distractions. to Crosse
Pointe Farms
TA.s re at tho Waidorf-Astora as we 90 to press
Ruth Adele Keupine Makes Deans List
DOWN IN Lewisburg w. Va. Ruth Adele Keupins
is beng congratulated at having made The Deans List
ThIs S 10 small distinction. w might add as only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

DOWN IN Lewisburg, W, Va, Ruth Adele keupns
is beng congratulated having made The Deans List
Thls is no small distinction we might add only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Judsons Looking Forward TO Party
Ruth Adele Keupinq Makes Deans List

The re at,hc Waldorf Astoria
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
Goantinusd from First Psssl

ilpon the occasion of the semi-an-
hual open house at the Colony.
These open houses, held on the
third Saturdays of each April and
October, are attended by relatives
and friends of the children, and by
others interested in viewing their
hhndiwork, their living quarters
and enjoying the playlet they pre-
Sent.
= In his report, Mr.. Ennis told of
The elimination of plans to build a
central water system, and Of the
commencement of work thereon.
'sAside from eliminating the ex-
Rense of constant maintenance of
Numerous small systems" he re-
ported, there will be added fire pro-
lection which in itself is highly
desirable"
\ Gratitude was expressed for the
work of the commission governing
the institution, in that ''in the face
Of constantly rising prices and
wages which have affected practi-
cally every category, the commits
sion has succeeded in maintaining,
for the most part, the normal stan
dards of living for employees and
children. There have been some
reductions in inventories which
will be felt later on and in all prob
ability standards will have to be
revised somewhat during the next
fiscal year in order to stay within
die budget. We are grateful for
a commission that exercises such
wise guidance solely in the inter-
est of the taxpayers. the institu-
tion generally, and the children un-
der care here"
1.-The semi-annual report was in
cluded in the program given to
Visitors at the colony's semi-annual
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24

y N d. . .
Mrs. Elbert Evans Of Ocean View
was the luncheon guest of Mrs. A.
@. Jones last Friday. On Monday,
Mrs. Jones had as her guest her
sister, Mrs. L. e. Windsor Of Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Steele. Mrs.
Ida Townsend and Mrs. Clara Ell
lis were Sunday afternoon callers
on Mrs. Ellis niece and nephew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Lynch at Bay
ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Belts
spent Sunday with Mr.. Belts sis
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Townsend Of near Camden.
Those attending the P. +. A..
convention held at Dover on Sat
urday, as delegates were: Mrs.
j. S. Noble, Mrs. George Butler,
Mrs. Samuel Belts, Miss Louise
Nichols, Miss Holden and Miss
Kathryn Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Derrickson of
Omar had as dinner guests on Sun
day their aunt, Mrs. Matte T.
Townsend of Wyoming and Mrs.
Nora Townsend of River View
Farm. Mrs. Matte Townsend will
spend a few days at the Derrick
son home.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
SELBYVILLE.

Following the Sunday School
session at Salem Methodist Church
last Sunday morning, the Young
Peoples Division of the church had
charge of the services, with Miss
Louise Layton OF Frankford, as the
guest speaker. in the absence OF
Rev. Ennis The responsive read
lngs were led by Joshua j. Murray
and Harold Hastings read the
scripture lesson from the 4th chap
ter of John, from verse to 29,
inclusive, wherein Christ talketh
with woman of Samaria. Imme-
diately following the scripture
reading, Miss Layton delivered the
message on the subject, "The Wo-
man by the WE'LL" which was very
good. Mrs. A. Edward Stevens,
who is leader of one group of the
young people, presided over the
services,
Mrs. Homer Pepper presided oyer
the regular meeting of the Seiby-
vile Community Club on Thursday
afternoon, April 16, at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Miriam Dukes served in the
secretary's chair in the absence of
Mrs. Edward Adkins, Jr. The meet
ing opened with singing America,
by the audience, salute to the flag,
and the reading of the club collect.
Mrs. Wilfred Adkins, chairman to
be, was also absent and Mrs. Pep
per filled the vacancy. The sub
ject was Crossroads of
the World" and sound pictures of
South America were shown, and the
afternoon was we'll spent. The hos
tesses were Mrs. Peter Whaley,
Mrs. Miriam Dukes and Mrs. John
A. Tubbs, and served oatmeal and
Toll House cookies and fruit |
punch. ~
Mrs. William o. McCabe and her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Hudson, Jr., went
to Laurel on Saturday for the mar
riage of the formers granddaugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite Richards,
former Selbyville girl. to Mr.. James,
Bounds of Laurel. The wedding
took place in the Episcopal Church
at IL o'clock. A reception followed
at the home of the 'groom's mother.
Mrs. Bounds has been a teacher at
Laurel for four years. Mr.. Bounds
is with the U. S. National Guard at
Fort Miles, at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Walter Dukes, of
Upper Darby, Pa, were at home
with his mother, Mrs. Roxie Dukes,
over the past weekend.
Miss Addie Furman is very CRATE
full to relatives and friends for the
letters she has received from them
reading of her illness in
the Selbyville letter in the Milford
Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
Colony Superintendent Ennis
Praises Aides In His Report

open house During the open house.
buildings were open to public in
spection between one and five o.
clock, the children presented a mu-
steal playlet in the auditorium and
the handiwork of their various
shops was on display and for sale
A capacity crowd attended the
operetta. Many visited the cot
tages to call on friends or rela-
tives, enrolled and living there. A
considerable group of grammar
and high school girls came by pri-
vate cars and buses to picnic on
the colony grounds and later to see
presented to the children the dress
es and other garments they had
made for them. The preparation Of
these garments by home economic
students is The result of a pro-
gram organized by the Board Of
Lady visitors for Delaware Colony,
who each year contribute funds for
the purchase of materials, that
these garments may be made.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Delaware Commission for the
Feeble Minded, governing body of
the colony, was held at eleven o.
clock. 1t was followed by Il lunch
con in the Jennie l.. Townsend In
firmary. After luncheon, the COM
Joined with visitors in
viewing the musical playlet pre-
sented by the children.
Unusually warm weather had
brought out blossoms on the peach
and pear trees, and iaponica, for
sythia, spirea and lilac bushes, to
add considerable beauty to the col
ony grounds. Large contributions
of trees and shrubs, made during |
the open house by friends of the
colony, will be set out about the
further to enhance its
beauty.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
MILLvILLE
Methodist Church News


Church school as usual this Sab
bath morning, followed with pray
er and praise service. Leader, Will
son Hudson.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the Sunday
school room of the church on Tues
day evening, April %.
The Cleaners Club met on We'd
nesday evening, April is, in the
Church Hall with good attend
ance. Hostess for the evening was
Mrs. ]. s. Noble.
Howard Mitchell was delegate
to the Youths Convention held at
Georgetown on Saturday from the
Methodist Church School here and
brought back an excellent report.
Mrs. Ida Townsend has return-
ed home after a few days spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Ellis of
Millsboro.
Mrs. Addie Mcgee. who has been
very i'll for several weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Emory
Ellis, of Millsboro, is much better
aud able to sit up for short periods
to the delight OF her many friends.
Mrs. X. J. Hooker, Jr., and son
Jimmie. of Rehoboth. are spending
the week with DR.. and Mrs. X. ].
Hooker or until her husband re-
turns from business trip to
Louisiana.
Kendall Noble Joined the Boy
Scouts early Sunday morning and
hiked to Grey's Point where, with
their instructors. they all spent a
pleasant and instructive day.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
.HOLLYVILLE

A series of meetings on Home
Nursing" is in full progress at this
time. The meetings are held twice
a week and at the home of Mrs.
Walter Phillips. There have been
six meetings given of the ten, with
Miss Mary Jones of Georgetown as
instructor.
The Hollymount Home Demon
stration Club meets with Mrs. VIM.
d. Burton on Wednesday of this
week. The meeting was post
poned.
Services at Unity Methodist
Church Sunday as usual: Sunday
School at 2 O'Clock, and preaching
at o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
Frederic Truitt. Mrs. Truitt had as
her guests her parents and sister.
Communion was observed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Parker of Georgetown,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carter Markham
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Effie
Joseph. also Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Richards and family.
MFR. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson of
near Lewes, were callers in this
neighborhood Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Hurdle called on Mrs.
Walton Virden, of Lewes. Saturday
evening.
Luther Norwood, a respected
Negro, a former resident of this
neighborhood, was buried at the
Indian Mission Church on Sunday
afternoon, April 10. He had been
in failing health for some months,
and died suddenly.
Mrs. Bernice Walls has accepted
a position in Milford.
Charles l. Joseph has been serv-
ing as juror in the Federal Court
in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24

For YidforS = BEy EsHdst
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Benefits
Sunday dinner @iests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scott and children,
Billy Jack, and little Miss Carolyn.
Mrs. Lawrence Derrickson of
New Castle, spent several days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Sadie
Williams
The stork visited the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Harvey Bradley early
Saturday, April 1S, leaving them a
fine son.
Miss Margaret Evans, R. ~, at
the Woman's Hospital in Baltimore,
has resigned from her hospital dn-
ties and is at home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie A. Ev-
ans. Miss Evans who volunteered
for oversee nursing some time ago
will remain with her parents until
called for duty.
Mrs. Clara Setman has returned
home after spending several
months in Philadelphia with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer James.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24

the church on this Friday evening,
April "a. The ladies will sell home
made ice cream and cake at this
meeting. Everyone cordially in
vited to attend. Please come out
and help worthy cause.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24

Come out and dance next Wed.
nesday evening at Milford Com
munity building. Music by the
Starlighters.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-24
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The April meeting, of the Chaps
lain's Church Aid will be held at
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Booth Tech. Sc. So.

Through the iirelesa efforts o
Corp. William v. McMiehael. A &
K. a variety show presented ln 10,
squadron last week was hug,
success and VIII now be week.,
feature Tonight At 1000 a fast.
stepping snow with a band, come.
diang, vocalists and maybe ever
girls will be presented In the Rec
Hall.
Lifted from the Spotlight,
the ao5th's daily news bull
letin: 'srhc first air raids In
history occurred 9s years ago
when Austria repeatedly
bombed the rehelIiouN city Of
Venice from attitudes up 10
a6oo feet, Franz uchRtius. an
Austrian army engineer. had
been experimenting with bal
looms inflated by hot air from
stove suspended beneath
them. lie proposed 10 LED them
drifi over Venice, each equip
ped with Time device that
would drop a bomb. The
scheme was successful and air
bombing became a reality"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
86 Leave
For OCS at
Miami Beach

Eigaty-sIx enlisted men from
Keesler Field thls week were Sc
leeied % attend he Ar Forces Aa-
mlnIzsraiITs Officer candsdale
scaool - Miami Beach, FIa.
Tne4 are So James 4 Bassfs S.
SCI. arthur =. Conner ana SGT kzanz
4 GzlHez Jr-. A. d a4. a1a Hq Sc
AsfIs. Corp. k4gene Z. AIAea-s .szzi
alllkisolde7. pvt lsene p Galilala ana
sEI William 5. Mcintyre. al pk s5la
base Ha. and AT Base Sc. PEt. M5i-
Lam = HgEnes. SeTylne Group Hl
ana 10 sg ACSs S SKI JoHeph 8
pfc. Charles c. Alorfit 1r- ard sEf.
Elmer y. Helchel. al Of Hq and he.
sq.. AAfRTc5 SCI. soffnan y. Loehs
4r.. 8edI Del. s. sEI Howard 3.
Dyste. ). SGT Frederick D. folzeas
Sd. Norris A. Geifand. and SCI. Johu
81. Eduard 7. Peduzzl. sa2na Teen.
- SO. PVT JuAn " afnette. fets
KELVIN Bernstein. sgt Marx "a. Bow
sher, Pyi. James - glasgow. PFi. Jos
eph h Gosseuz. Pvt. John g. gones.
Fsgtl Kenneth l. klopp. Pvt Wilbur
DsEEett. pgt. John l.. coEnNah. PIT
Edward L. alcNeF. PVT James
Bur. and PVT. sam A. Peoples, FFt.
Cleophas D. kJrkpatrlek, PVT. Francis
tosh. PVT. FULTON A. Masaangilie. ,.
SGT. Herbert A. Moore, Corp. Arthur L.
StFouI and PVT. Charles = Thompson.
al Of tne 503fd Tech. SC. 50. Pvt
Fred VI Eediffer. Fin. Det.
5. Sgt John Bass Jr-. PVT. Ellls p.
Eisensfein ard W, o. George e. Yager.
all OF the 315th Tech. Sc. So. Pvt
George Z. Lynsky. Pvt. Burton Hoff-
man. Pvt. William 4. Brookers St
Thomas Q. Smith. Corp Byron ".
Stinson, PVT. Herman l. Theme, Pvt
Il. Zimmerman all Of the 3obth Teen.
sc. 50. sgt. Thomas j. Green. Pvt.
Leon Rosenberg and Sgt Marvin Vain
ger all Of the 30Ith Teen. Sc. 50. Corp.
Ralph d. finlayson anc 5. SCI. Gordon
A slrom, both Of the 30sth Teen. SC.
So, Pvt. Joseph +. Keenan,. Pvt. David
L. Leber Jr.. Pvt. Scott ID. smith, 5.
Sgt Daniel Il. Sullivan. and ). Sgt
Edwin c. Willis. ali Of the s0sth Teen.
Pgs. william H. Adler. sgt. Laurie
Moses s Koch. s, SGT. Thayer /
Martin, sgt Aubrey N. Matthews. Pvt
Elwood Peek. Corp. James b. Flower
and Pvt. Charles 3. Willngham. all ot
the 3i0th Tech. Sc. Sd. Pvt. David, s
Heckel. S. Sgt. Roger W oitmanns.
and Corp. Gail e. Spears. all OF the
3g6th Tech. Sc. So.
PVT. Joseph W Ioveland. 397th Tech.
Sc. So: Sgt, Charles V. Draehek, 5ssth
Tech. Sc. So; Sgt. Fernando Castro
Jr., PVT. Louis D. Lingner, all of
4l4th Tech. SC. So. Pvt., Victor 4.
Anderson. Pvt, Milroy Z. Blowitz, Pvt.
Walter A. Kerr, Sgt. William F. Stubs,
and M. sgt. Gerald c. Reas. all of the
aI5th 1pch Sc Sa
Corp. Jesse Levy. Se0tn Tech Sc, So.
S. Sgt. George B. Smith, 5sisi Tech;
Sc. So: Sgt Ansel g. Brown, 593rd
Tech. Sc. So. and lst Sgt. Oscar A.
Green. 4lsth Tech. Sc. So.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05

holds ne a6hosI mile relay record
Oddly enough. last week =
former teammals. Fvt. Mack
II. Boeze, came Into thr squad
ron. Private Booze Was q high
hurdIsr fof the IliinL
Besides Sergeant AaHlaY. key
men in the 502nd. al of whom
snre Pr.gaIna E year ago. are. S
SGT F. l. Foeltf. flight leader.
S. So Harold F Kelley. fight
leader s Sgt Donald a salefbas
CHIEF clerk. aKt Clarence Smith.
re CLERK sKN Edward Liza.
fight leader. SGT Joseph S Bean.
statistics clerk. sgt Henry H.
kolloff, aIek book clerk, SGT Al
fred = snoN. finance ard snip
PING and receiving 10 The squadron
along with Sgt Edgar Johnston.
Hho joined the squadron u March.
S sgt Harvey A Beau. squadron
supply sgs Robert j stein squad
ron a 4 Z man
TIE squadron has contributed.
out Of ia original complement
mHuy men q officer ealIbHf. who
have come up The hard Nsy aud
made if heeIn easy.
Among these Haa Corr.
Ward J.. Lswia. who was the
frs OF lns squadron ~ go IN
Aviation Cadet training There
IA a notation on the old squad
ron roster thai on May 5. 1912.
he Xas Lost In action.
Some of the or glnal complement
who we're Buck Privaics when
they arrived ai Keeslef Field and
are NOW ia high non=eom posi-
iions here are T. Sgt. Jerry Ku-
eera. now with the 303rd. we'll
known fnr his violin playing IS
veil IS his interests and eulhu-
aiaam In stimulating boxing here.
lie IS former big. lime boxer.
Then there is T. SKI. Royce NJ.
Taylor, squadron supply room. lat
Sgt. Homer V Gilmore. head non
com in The ap4ih. and 7 sgta.
Mark y Fassbcnder and Edward
II. Kaeding
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05

Ths sl0th invaded the UsO en-
maSse last Friday night 10 live
with =. Sgt Russell Sessions and
his orchestra Sgt. Lawrence J..
hujet was IN charge Of prepar-
ations for the big night.
Pvt. Mike Eyasovlch, from Penn
sylvania, received the following
rhyme from a friend back home
the other day.
Does hP give yeu ilshpan handss
DO drills become a bore7
just ssnile and make them easy,
That's what a smile Is for
The next day he waa selected for
KIP
Pvt f'obe Edwards. who ship
ped 10 St Petersburg, sent the
boys a posi- card showing a huge
hotel, waving palm trees. swim
ming pooi, etc. Hundreds Of iden-
ucal cards arrived ia the SQUAD
ron from friends Of the alofh shin
ped there and who are now rub
hing il in. We still wish them luck
Pvt Nap O'Leon observes tina
a good soldier is one who dies foi
his country and a good non-con
"a onN who makes others die foi
his country.
/ Pvt ralmadge Simpson was s.
happy over being put on The aier.
the other day that he washed and
lroned both bsrrack bags befnrf
his hoddios could interrupt his
/ Eibhering
The aioth has another mas
cot to add 10 The three ducks
new permanent party. This
+ time Il ia = feline. = ScraWny
Kray kitten that guards the Or
derly Room door.
41lth ech. SC. So.
Corp. Earl W. Busby OF n,
4lith has returned 10 duty after
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
.Inter-Office Call
System Set Up
For Headquarters

The Post Signal Office next
week will complete installation of
an inter-communication system at
Post Headquarters linking the var
ious Headquarters officers. This
new system will speed up COM
munication between the offices and
relieve congestion of Headquar-
ters phones, End 1t. Edgar D..
Brooks, Post Signal Officer. said.
Some squadrons have their own
INSTRUMENTATION systems link
ing the orderly room with the
day room and the barracks. These
systems are installed by the squad
rons at their own expense.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Soldier Tells
OF Facing
Squad

Bombed on o. ore wzr into
Ira ming for active participation
n another IS the story of PIT
Carlos GelleFleh. former resident
Of Palma de Mallarea n tae Bal
ezrlc Islands. who recently ean-
pleted MS basic training a. keesier
Fed.
Born II Germany o German
Spanish parentaEe, Private Gel-
ierich vas . real estate broker and
restaurant operator n Palma at
The outbreak OF the Spanish Civil
Var. and for several months win
stoBd me terrific bomhinss from
planes. which almost daily swept
over the peaceful island from Bar
eelona, 90 niles away.
Speaking With q fine Castllian
accent Private Geiierizh told MS
story, a tale that aas he'd he m
terest Of his buddles n the 594tn
Tech. Sc. So. since ne vas induct-
ed from Key West. Fla, about SIX
weeks ago L follows.
"0n the morning OF the outbreak
Of TIE var. | happened % be n
Palma. The militia had gathered.
We we're ordered 10 walk with our
hands n the air and we're repeat
ediy searched for weapons. soon
the planes swept over. We learned
that they belonged % the Falange.
the Fascist organization. and that
the militia had taken Frances side.
The next day leaflets were drop
ped saying that Il the island didn't
surrender il would be bombarded
and leveled.
Because | violated a law
and listened 10 a Barcelona
broadcast, | was thrown into
jail. One of my friends was
shot for the same reason. 1
was released from prison in
a few days because of the in
tereession of friend. was on
my way home when was
challenged by "a men. They
lined me up against a wall
and were nearly ready 10 pull
the triggers when an officer
who knew me ordered them
To let me go. II was a narrow
escape and a narrowing ex-
perience.
After years time, a friend In
America learned of my plight, and
arranged necessary papers for me
TO come to the United States.
never felt happier in my life"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Red Cross
Moves Office

The Red Cross headquarters Is
now located in Recreation Hall 81.
For the past year it had been To-
Gated In Recreation Hall q.
Gilbert Guarino, for the past
half-year Assistant Red Cross
Field Director, last week left for
the Army Air Forces Replacement
Training Center. ST. PETERSBURG.
Fla. to assume his duties as Field
Director. Zeh Crawford. Assistant
Red Cress Director and Naval
officer IN World War /, left at the
same time for overseas assignment.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Air Force Band

A complete 2Bap.eee band vas
ahIBped 10 ST Petersburg. Fla.
recently The personnel of the
newly FORMED outfit Included Sgts.
william L Lylard, Clifford Ful-
ghum, Rnmon Roip, Corps Frank
d Roe. Bob Sloan, Joseph Mar
shall Frank CastarIna. Pies VIn-
cent K1Inig Earl FarVer. Edward
Teumbetla. George Vrabei. Vim
cent palIfe. Alexander Nichiporul.
Leslie Bradbury. Paul polzlck.
pvn Jack Curhv. John Robinson.
Nicholas Van Til stenben NIshon
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05

fufIaaaH sRt John kHiHm aH1 re-
TUNED rom fuflguRh to reaume
bis duties 9Th ne aquadran. Pfc.
John a Blair vas released from
lha Station Hospital Foaf men
II TIE squadron are nov 10 The
Hasu uIlaI 4hag are S ST. james 4
IeJme. pfc John y Barron. and
PVT James Z Mullins ana Jewel
p H.HF8ns
sE Harold 4 saele returned
from fIfloaga II resume II duties
with The ap mess HaII $ sgt
Robert J caffan Iafz for detached
service. 5Ri William Il Anderson
returned recently from temporary
detached service
Pfe Francis 7. shedioes. reporter.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-05
Army TO Utilize
Doctors More

Army Medical Corps officers
now engaged in administrative
capacities will be reassigned 10
posts in which their professional
medical training can be utilized to
the fullest extent, the War De-
partment has announced.
This is part of comprehensive
plan by which the Army seeks to
fill the need for about 10000 ad-
ditional doctors by the end Of
1912. Doctors reassigned will be
replaced by officers of the Medical
Administrative Corps, branch of
the Army trained TO fill these
duties now requiring the services
of doctors.