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The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29
Two SoftbaII
Leagues Open

& sofloali becomes a major aporl
At Kossler Field today with
/ ne announcement BY the A 4 r
office u nc organization Of two
leagues shich viii play through
out the summer on the diamond 81
Ii. Vstefans Administration Pa
cIity.
Twenty four squsdfons VIII par
tIeIpats. u each in the American
and National leagues Al ths close
Of the regular season, world
series Will 0s held 70 determine
lhe Post sofiball champion
Zach league viii play J. 2 weekly
aanst American league contests
Wlll iaks place on Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday evenings and
me National on Tuesday and
rhursday nights and sunday AZ
tefnoona. The first evening game
vii he > twilight affair starting
81 $50 The second routeat VIII
start a. 8 under the lights
All games will bs 1-lnnings
( However, II any club Is winning by
10 or moro runs after i've lnnInEg
Of play. the game viii sutomailcal-
ly end
According "a Corp Les Wilson,
IN charge Of the softbaii program,
a sestlng capacity OF close 10 1000
VIII be available The diamond is
in excellent condition
The games at Koesler will be
operated under Tie same setup $
regular organized league play, in
cludinR umpifes and rosters No
player limit viii be set. according
to present plans The only require
meni provides that teams use play
ers from their own squadron only.
Tho American League teams In
clude ihe following squadrons.
303 300, 400. 30B. 307. 3ln. 2g7.
30l. 4l4. 5pth Air Base. Chapel
and Medical Detachment The ros-
ter Of National league squadrons
has not been completed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
iFifst month";
Wednesday. April 2n-ist game Med
les Va ap0 End game. 3nR vs 307
Friday. MAY i-iki GENE. ae7 Va tlt.
znd rAme seth A. y Vs Chapel
Monday MAY ist sams. NEEDLES Va.
3n7 Ind game abih a n vs. 4i4
Wednesday, May 6--isi game. 900 vs.
$40 and game, sol Va aoa
Friday MAY e@ist game. 1pH v 3ne.
Fnd game 5Rf " ChHpef
MnndsY MaN iiaisi naFa~ Fbabrf
Ns iit 2nd game NEEDLES Va 500
Wednesday, May iJ-lai game. $40
Vs 500 Ind game 800 vs 317
Friday MAY ia-ist game sol Va
30a ind game anh A y Va 1al
Monday MAY lB-iM game. 3ol vs.
18Th a q 2nd game. a0a vs. 1e1
Wednesday. MAY 2n-iat game, 10l vs..
Aedics and game, 3in " BOG
Friday. MAY 22-iu game 800 VI
Chanel snd game. alt a a01
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

During the slack season, usual
ly in the fall and spring. the Air
Patrol Is occupied with crop dust
ing. mapping, emergency calls, and
supply hauling. Take l. from Pri-
vate Murray. it's ticklish business
trying to navigate narrow anyon
where at any moment sudden
sirpocket or wind current may
send plane crashing into solid
rock.
An honor student with 90 per
cent average, Private Murray
graduated from this huge Air
Corps Technical School Sunday.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

played the Lohengrin march for
more than a dozen couples. just
l-5t week Sergeant Mszzei was
best man for Pvt. Sill Felmey, vino
was married to Miss Mary Lamb
by Chaplain John A. Mroczka
Private Felmey has been assigned
to temporary special duty in the
Chapel
S. Sgt. Allen Will and Sgt STAN
ley Schmidt returned last week
rom l5-day furloughs in New
York Cftv
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29
SPORTS SHORTS

GoLF TOURNEY - Kse6lef
FIeids ffat Post golf tournament
4 naw under way win squadron
elimination piay. Zach squadron it
invited to enter team IN msieh
play competition. The first entries
posted WEIR from the a09ih Teen.
Sc So
Upon completion of TIE squadron
inufncyf. tho winners will meet
faf ihe Peat .l'e All matchea VIII
hs pIsyed A. the GHlf His Coll
Calfts in Ocean springs The
course management has offered The
use of theIr links 81 frorisl faies
with fnallsis playing Tree.
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

The Post Chapel office has been
considerably enlarged during re-
cent weeks; among new members
OF the staff is Pvt. AL Mashioff,
who has taken over duties Of the
Jewish Cantor.
Soldiers in the office, in addi-
ton to their clerical duties, have
been doubling as witnesses in nu-
merous Baptisms and marriages In
the Chapel. s. Sgt ick Mszzel
sstood up" with at least three
Raymond Watkins, organist, has
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29
THE KEEsLERUFIELD NEWS
Volume Number ~

Volume ] hufnbfT NH tFia
TIF KTEsIER FTELD published b the loxi-ouif
civilian In The interest ~ s per
sonnei o Keosler Field.
keetisr FIELD furnished b. The b.ts
Relations Office, available for general release
statements reflected through stories editorials
Of be considered
Articles submitted BY military per
personal opinion only.
suhsepton St.1a for air months, 500
Frss Keessr Field psftonnsi
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

GOLF TTAM-FolloVlnF their
victory over the University 81
Mississippi lnktmcn. ihr keealsr
golf ieam il attempting n line up
nsiehes with college and service
teams In the vicinity
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

GYMNASTICS - Following the
arrival Of new parallel barr. q side
horse and mats. the A A r Of
fiss hAa announced the formation
of = Rymnasiie group under the
supervision Of Corps Michael
Maeiuar and Steven ? Major II
sufficient interest ls shown. = team
may be formed 10 compete With
other tervire and college GYM
nattf
The Keesler field news., 1942-04-29

HoRsEsHoEs-The Post horse
shoe tournament, announced Two
weeks ago. is nov under way All
matches are played in Block %,
behind lhf gymnasium Twelve
squadronf have entered ihe tour
ncy in both the singles and dou-
hles events Squadron champions
vii meet in playoifs for the Post
iiiie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
Small Helen Webb
Celebrates First
Birthduy at Party

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guests
Besides me nttie EFiA Heien :
9fsnanesher AMI aunt Ms Mars
INlnie ard Mrs OseAs HAl and
uncle Agek resse aus ks fam
is aIl 81 Orange Grove we're
present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
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ssanaas afternoon e 1M O'clock
an4tea ~ mmfTIare Mis- Trims
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al Nj and Mrk James + Vel
cAch and NJ Edward Marvin
Townsend oalY son 81 Mr snd
MFs E II Townsend 81 Moh4it.
Alabama Only relatives and :
les ciose friends Of the couple
were present
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~ altar decorated With white
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candies The oalY attendants
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
PasCagOula National Bank
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Nj and Mr. + = Wsrsi agsd
Jack Wnsd spent Sunday with
Bert Wed Il Camp Shelby Miss
Mr. ines Cosslsfs1 and Mr.
Norman Mar spent 4 few DAYS
last week wlth their son ami
brother n G Co8lsta
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to ms home 10 flsailks Miss -
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hnune II NJ and airs 7 J. De
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Sunday r. Beihaven College tn
Jackson Miss after spending the
weekend with her parent Df
and Mrs. ] r Cooley
Mrs Emmitt Hull. Msa ! &
Hasseli ard NJ ard Mrx Carl
S~eigerhIurn spent Saturday IN
Mobile
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and son Sergeant y n Gfeea Of
camn Shelby. Miss we're guests
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CARTE Coiley spent Saturday n
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

Onf Wuf requirements eoli4 - -
creuand lie II sIEk aud NHIon. Hha asoeE8
Il lhaaa ElhFna nfa limited ! = there
lore. vlluIlY important shuI nsad hosiery
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saf paHpessa-
Our Stores have been selected :
he salvage depot. Bring YouE
ussd silk . HYlon hes : : aaa
Twill i turned ussg : lhe proper
agent . processing - 80 ! 60
War effort.
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= ronfrhRiad fEee a ed
likewise ere eonsFIhalIaa eaz
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

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Evening star., 1942-10-16
J0p Printing Press Money
Used to Loot Stores in Java

ware. Jap prosperity in Asia" A
cash prize-in paper Jap guilders-
was offered but If a storekeeper
failed to enter the competition he
was fined. 1t was the first tryout in
Java of the free competitive spirit
OF the superstate in which every
thing that is not forbidden is COM
pulsory.
Meantime. In many gardens are
hanging the corpses of Malays who
had transgressed Japanese law.
What was their crime? Looting-
individual rather than totalitarian
style.
Copyright, 1912, by Chicago Daily News.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

A-AkcukA FLEECE! A speciol
Miss Teen edition, exclusive with
The Hecht Co. in Washington!
loOo6 wool pile knitted on cotton
back woter and spot resistont.
Boxy and wrop models in 'comeI,
red, teoI, wine. Eorleiow-royon
lined. sizes.lo to l6----32.50
rkIRkLAkb TWEED! A Rolond
Hall Coot for younger men. All
wool warm and handsomely
tolored. Fy-front model in green,
tan, blue. blue-erey. Chest sizes
SO to So 8----------Z5.OO
COVERT TOPPER! Another
Roland HoIl Success" coot for the
Compus Hero! Covert, smorter
than ever in tan and it's
fIy-fr coat with set-in sleeves.
Properly labeled as to wool content.
Chest sizes 80 to 38----26.50
D-TIMME TUFT! For Miss Teen.
CuddIy oIpoco pile knitted on
cotton back. Boxy model
trimmed with red or green. Sizes
10 to l6---------------
Miss Teen Shop. Second Floor, r
Street Building, The Hecht Co.
The Varsity Shop, Second Floor
E Street Building, The Hecht Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Gen Douglas Macarthur hero Of
Bataan, was transferred 10 Aus
ualia as commander IN chief Of all
Allied forces. Under his brilliant
t1r1Craty1iJ-1- VI, pre-
served from the CraspInc JapS
And tho American Pacific fleet
IN a whole scr.c. Of hru.SInc en-
.ragemcnts from the battle Of
Coral Sea and Midway right down
through the rccurrcnt battles OF
Ggadalcanal swung the edge fur
Their 10 tho Allied cause
Then on August :, American
battle forces made their FIRST
offensive thrust in this thca'cr
,wooplnc down on tho southeast
Solomon> to snatch them from 'ro
Jap corqucror Possession Of these
islands not only protected tho AUS
trahan flank bat SafcEuardcd ship
ping lanes 70 the land down under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Yes, a Beauty Shop
Al Virginia Army Posi-
Photo n, Times stan Photoerarrer

FORT EUSTIS. Va. Dec. I
INSl "A small but completely
equipped beauty shop to take care
Of single hobs, mud packs, per
mancnt waves. maniCurcS, or I'm
fact anything you might want IN
this line Is located at Fort EuStlS.
From morning TIL night, by APP
pointment only the manager, Miss
Maybelle Benton is kept busy.
No it's not tho Valentines
among the enlisted men who sup
plv the patronage but the small
army Of nurses and officers Wlvc,
on tho post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Then Came Dieppe

BY late summer. commando
raids ON the European continent
had bloSSoncd INTO tho fulI-dres>
invasion rehearsal al Dicppe AZ
lied flcrs had Won air supremacy
I'M the skies over tho continent.
on these foundations were built
the present campaigns IN North
Africa.
First turning point IN the war
in tho Pacific probably came when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Chrys|er Plants
Running All Out
For War Effort
= Factories fooled
for Munitions With
JOB Now a. Full Speed

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po-a l'.s'
CU-c~ 60 PASSENGER l#i'"Hd ''.' rs
i~ iAa- ,--f exceeded aH-N hF
c,-o,.r ,r..o,. 7. bs q ~rr.-
.-- --....rs
~. '~ ~
S'a'e> ana
aloGnd -"fai...
AZ tr present t~-o III ~ IFS
49, l,,s .~- r-.....r. nv devoted
q " '' $500.
'7iy ,7'
than 81 r. Vr contracts.
A-orr ,- outstanding Of THESE
shoula bc oc,s.e1 Glaefal Sher-
non TANKS ~. W ~. .. ..'C 80, .,.i !
cnc,ne, 4a.m.lIwct,r ant.-urciHt
csrnCrs tlr both i.n army and
n navy tn4-ar largest uru-
ducerl centred ana bowh5I rG
and homicide. SECTIONS OF Tho Mar
IN medium ncrL.r. ammunition
~ various SORTS. ,ytun .> turning
o. dsI, Is the trr, az millions.
wide VARIETY ot Dodge army
trucks. incle.re sank Ge,troHtr>,
c0uuzrd rrr1rra -v7u-C CaTS-
command radio cars troop rran~-
ports. weapon carriers, carry -ali>.
ana ambulance.
Also aircraft engines On Conncc-
ton win which II is building Tho
Dodge Chicago plant vh.ch VIII
b. one az tie largest indu ,trlal
nlants IN tho world wings for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
25 Years in
Drycleaning

Arthur z. Greene. proprietor OF
Greene's Cleaners. has been in the
dryeleaning business for 25 years.
He started the business himself on
q very small scale on State St, Ann
Arbor. and has built II up 10 its
present capacity and has recently
enlarged the building TO about
three times its original size. Mr..
Greene is married and makes his
home in Ann Arbor. ne Is active
in civic affairs, being member OF
the Lions Club and Barton Hills
Country Club.
Through cooperation OF i09 EN-
ployes, Greene's extends service
over a 40 mile radius. They have
two large refrigerated storage
vaults with capacity OF 10000 gar
ments, a tailoring and fur studio
for custom tailormade women's
suits and coats repairing. leather
department for cleaning and re-
HulsHluS HutQNo anu lHAtlAtA AaNsB
gloves. purses and jackets. a pro-
cess for mothproohng WOODEN gar
ments, process for waterproofng
garments so that they will resist
rain, snow and sleet. a knit de-
partment where all sweaters, bouc-
les and other knitted garments are
carded and blocked by hand TO the
customers measurements, hat
department where hats are blocked,
glove department where gloves
are formed on a hot glove iron and
stitched on a special machine, and
beside all these departmental spe-
cialties, Greene's clean and press
mems garments and women's
dresses and formals. Their clean
ing process is known by the trade
name, "Microclean".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21

Special credit for success OF the
chorus is attributed TO Miss Angus
"a Harris. who directed the dane
ing,
Delightful Spanish Dance
While the chorpS brought down
the house because OF the ridiculous
appearance In grass skirts OF staid
business men, II was for a different
reason that Miss Dorothy Clark
was given long and loud applause.
She really danced. Her grace and
precision came In pleasing contrast
TO the solemnly counted steps the
audience had Just enjoyed. She de-
lightfully interpreted the Spanish
art and graciously responded TO en-.
cores with a tap routine. Mrs. Har-
old B. Carter played accompani-
ments.
lntermission came after the dane
ing and the last part OF the show
was given to monologue and piano
recital by Prof. Christensen, and
the grand finale with all actors on
stage and the audience joining Ro-
tarians IN singing the national an.
them.
The show will be repeated this
evening and proceeds will be appro.
pliated for defense work and aid to
crippled children.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Calendar of Social Events


Auxiliary potuck $50 with
Snyder 5l6 Adams St., Installation OF officers.
Ypslanu Post will meet at
GAR Hall. Installation Of Officers
Phoenix Lodge number 3 NJ Feowcrah degree $50
Masonic Temple lodge
Ypan Lodge number 54S F. omit regular meeting here
district meeting in plymouth.
Capsule Sisters Club. o'clock with Mrs Alec Brown.
jolly Mixers Club o'clock with Mrs. Dorothy Russell
Mohersnger Chorus of city schools 1880 Ypslan High School
music
Girls Friendly Society OF ST Luke Church 80 Church House
Yplan Business and Professional Womens Club annual
election officers 30 m, Ladies' Literary Club
House Formal initiation Of members charge of Miss
Magdalen Blum.
John Barnhl Memorial Band rehearsal music
Ypsilaru High School
WEDNESDAY
Ladies Literary Club. 80 Literary Club Glasgow
the department the College will speak
Summit Study Club. 80, with Mrs Lowell Lee.
Carpenter Womens Relief Corps card 100 GAR Hall
Wednesday Club o'clock, with Mrs. Charles Hewlett
Red Cross surgical dressings, five, WEIGH Hall
O'Clock
Navy Mothers Club 7:30. Izaak Walton Hall
League OF Catholic Women 80 for benedcton
entertained by Newman Club
Huron Temple Pyhian special postponed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21

in Kalamazoo. starting Sept i6.
Deputy Grand Regent A. Z. Angus
tus spoke on the organization Of
the Princes OF Syracuse after which
William Hampton. grand keeper OF
records and seal. and Grand Chan
cellor Burrell spoke in favor OF or
gsniIing a junior order in Milan.
Lunch was served b. Milan Lode
after the meeting. Milan Lodge wi
hold their annual Past Chancello
Commanders meeting and supper
May (. Several Queen City mem
bers expect 10 attend.
II was announced that Wolverine
Chapter, number ~. Princes OF SYRIA
cuse. will meet tonight at 1870 in
X. =. Hall. when several matters Of
importance will be brought up 70.
discussion and voted on. The ini-
tiatory team will holu a rehearsal
after the meeting. Several Queen
city associate members will be mi
ted
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provide many OF the trained work
ers needed TO staff the bomber
firm. The school will have a ca
pacity OF 1900 to 5000 students.
all OF them learned in a wide va
riety of essential aircraft mechan-
ical trades.
j. n. Wolfe. superintendent of
Ford apprentice training. will be
in charge OF the school and s. d.
Mullikin will be principal. Courses
ranging In length from three
weeks for riveters to three years
for tool and die workers and other
advanced apprenticeship will be
offered. Among these are welding.
inspection, blueprint reading, mo-
tors and machinery, hydraulics,
training. chemistry. instrument in
stallation and radio. Extensive
laboratories equipped for use in
connection with aircraft courses
will be provided.
Also Important
Another equally important aux
Hilary building is the 100000 Sc
wage disposal plant, erected a
half mile south OF the bomber
plant. The structure measures
lOC by 200 feet and is OF cement
block construction. This under
ground building is topped with a
cinder block cubicle.
Inside the structure. which will
serve the needs OF 10000. the orig
inal employment figure estimated
for the plant, are two circular IS
foot high digesting tanks and
square IA foot high sedimentation
and aerating tanks.
Still another important adjacent
building is the power house. This
100 foot high building is OF ce-
ment and steel construction. Four
boilers are installed in the build
ing which is south of the bomber
plant
A fourth auxiliary building, a
saw mill, is what Is termed the
pride and joy OF Henry Ford,
motor car executive. The IS year
old gentleman makes freuuent Wis
rs 10 the we'll equipped little mill
where he stems around the boilers
'~''h TIER shining brass knobs and
80 p'snks turned oui
- - foot turn table south
The mill.
Ground Broken
Ground for the personnel build
ng was broken March 30 north OF
the bomber plant and east OF the
main gate on Ecorse Rd. The
two story brick structure will re-
semble in design and size the Of
flee building west OF the bomber
plant. Nearly 1000 people will
be housed in the building to hand
lie applications for work and direct
placements.