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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Winter True
to Die Hard
Tradition

Old Man Winter, persistent
sort of fellow who is hard to get
out of the house once he's in,
made known his presence again
today and showed that he's still
running true to his Idle hard"
tradition.
Four days ago, Spring was
supposedly in command of the
weather situation, but after sew
eral days of bright skies and a
brilliant sun, the shady old char
acter who has been with US for
four months put in his appear
ence again.
A light snow covered the
county and with April only three
days off there was every pros
pect of further wintry blasts to-
night. The weatherman had on
ly q few discouraging words on
the subject: Snow flurries and
colder, he said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Is Members Attend
I00f Homecoming

The Independent Order Of
Oddfellows held homecoming
last evening ut Barron hall. Din
ner was served 10 IS members
after which the meeting was
conducted by John Teamer. Lat
er members listened TO the
Louis Simon fight broadcast.
Dinner was prepared by John
Tesmer, Jr., who was assisted in
serving by Q group Of members
of the sister lodge. the Rebekshs.
Iorty,liys persons wero peessnh
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28

evening w h e n two torpedoe5
struc k the Texan" Carpenter
said. II was below decks. -
I ran to q life raft, but il had
been shattered to splinters as the
submarine shelled US, 50 I dived
into the sea and swan as rapid
ly as I could from the sinking
ship.
II couldn't have been NOR,
than 100 feet away when I turn
ed to look back. The Texan was
not In sight. An instant later the
water was covered with oil ~
the ships boilers exploded"
Carpenter said he and the
purser chung to several 12-foot
planks until rescued by Sieland
and his crew. A fishing boat, he
said. picked up the survivors and
landed them ut Nsuvites. Cuba.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
100000 Germon 'Chut e.
to Attack Englond, Re 3 81 B
Nesi Stretesy Seem - oselsned
for Knock Out Blow % Deses

LONDON March 38-R'
The German High Command =
preparing to sacrifice 400. 900
airborne troops" in . Spring
smash against British power
stations and gasoline dumpsy =
responsible London Observer
said today.
II such . force, comparatively
small for IN invasion. were -
damage vital centers such -
power plants and Uooolno -
pots, this informant ooel1eod. ~
German High Command won1q
feel the investment h ~
transport planes and U1l1ers wso
worthwhile.
ITO VIII his war. Hitlee muse
stop Dri( supplies iron rpoen-
ins n sad ! lst - -
- a - 49, ~ "A. ~ ~ ~ ~ N y ~ ~ &-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Suspects Deny
5aboiage(ouni
Heorins Is Set
for Wednesday

HOUSTON, Tex, March o.
R-Three men charged with
sabotage in connection with the
manufacture of boating equip
ment for the maritime commits
sion pleaded innocent yesterday
and we're freed on temporary
bonds of $500 each.
A hearing was set for We'd
nesday.
Accused of conspiracy to de-
fraud the government, of making
fraudulent statements to the gov
eminent and of violation of the
Federal sabotage act were James
See SUSPECTS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Leave Desert
and Jungle to
Fight Again
BY C. YATES MCDANIEL

-
MELBOURNE, March 28-(R
The first battle-toughened
units of the Imperial force Aus
tralia sent to war fronts from
sun-scorched Libya to the jun
giles of Malaga have returned to
the homeland they left nearly
two years ago and are being re-
formed today into the ranks OF
the Allied defenders of their own
direly menaced shores.
With these grim-faced veter-
ans of Tobruk and Singapore
Infantry, Artillery and Airmen
are other empire soldiers and
filters (the number and identity
undisclosed) grouped for the
stand in the new front lines
alongside United States troops
already at their bases.
EYE INVASION
The fight, said General Thorn
as Blamey, new Allied Land
Force Commander in Australia
must be based on the flat as
sumption that the japanese will
attempt to invade the continent.
Hard-hitting United States and
Australian bombers still are
holding the Japanese advance
striking FORGE at bay In the
fringe Of coral-reefed and
jungle-matted islands north of
Australia, while fighters and .
stiff anti-aircraft defense coun-
tered aerial thrusts which have
See vETERANS-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
5tage2 Raids
on laps; Down
Heavy Bomber
corrssidor Undersoes
Constont Aerial
Bombordment

WASHINGTON, March %
R)-The War Department re-
ported today that the Philippine
defenders made two successful
raids on the Japanese and that
anti-aircraft gunners on the
fortified island of Corregidor
shot down one heavy bomber.
A communique said the raids
were on the Bataan peninsula
and at Zarnboanga some 500
miles to the south on the island
of Mindanao.
In the latter raid, American
Filipino patrols penetrated
enemy lines to within less than
a mile of the city to attack an
outpost. and sustained no cas-
ualties.
SILENCE BATTERY
On Bataan, American artil-
lery blasting at enemy troop and
truck concentrations, silenced
one Japanese battery, the COM
munique said.
The bomber was shot down
during the fourth successive
day of virtually continuous air
attacks on Corregidor. The War
Department said that the anti
aircraft guns forced the raiders
to such heights that bombing
caused virtual, no damage.
Meanwhile batteries on Cor
regidor and adjacent fortified
islands shelled enemy gun en-
placements on the south shore
of Manila Bay.
The communique, number
165, based on reports received
until 10 a. m. Eastern War
Time, said:
HEAVY ATTACK
II. Philippine theater:
"Corregidor Island was ur-
der almost continuous air bom-
bardment during the afternoon
of March 81. Our anti-aircraft
artillery forced enemy bombers
to fly at such high altitude
that hostile bombing proved
very inaccurate, causing prac-
tically no damage to military
installations. The enemy at
tempted night raids, but the
Japanese planes were picked up
by our searchlights and hastily
fled after dropping their bombs
in the bay. One heavy enemy
bomber was shot down by our
anti-aircraft fire.
Batteries Of our island forts
See BATAAN-PaEe 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Rationing Board
Releases Tires


Fifty one truck tires, A truck
tubes, nine truck retreads, 13
passenger car tires, 81 passer-
ger car tubes and IL obsolete
tires were ordered released by
the Macomb County Rationing
Board meeting last night.
Still left In the March quota
IL truck tires, So truck Tubes,
48 passenger car tires, eight pas
senger car tubes and SO truck
retreads.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Johnston Stresses
Adequate Defense
Prosecutor 1elks
70 pTA Group

An adequate Civilian Defense
organization Is particularly need
ed In Mount Clemens and South
Macomb, Prosecutor Ivan A.
Johnston told 800 members Of
the Herman Xix PTA last night
at Lakeview High school In st.
Clair Shores.
The proximity Of defense
plants and Selfridge Field makes
the bombing Of this area . possi-
bility, Johnston said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Defenders Of PHILIPPINES Lash Out at Invader:
War-Toushened Aussies
Back to Defend Homeland
Report Heavy
U.S.. Sub Toll

LONDON, March 28-(R
The London Stars Sydney
correspondent said today that
American submarines In the
Pacific had sunk five Japa-
nese destroyers, an aircraft
carrier, and about 80 trans
ports and supply ships In
the last two or three weeks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Berlin Claims
Daring British !
Raid Crushed
Air, Sseborns
lmpsriols PouRee
on U-Boof Bose
By The AssesialeA Yreee

LONDON, March 28-BH1tj3h
Commands invaded st. Naxairo,
the great Nazi submarine 49,
on the French Brittany COAST
early today in what appeared q
have been an attempt to dupli-
cate the World War Coup az Zeo-
brugge and destroy the harbor
locks by blowing up "A old war
ship crammed with explosives
The German high command
which released detailed md
obviously one-sided account q
the action, claim . d I'm OIL
American destroyer lead IN
with explosives which 49, ~
have rammed the gntes e ~
lock blew up under dre beepro
II reached its goal, and That So
addition. 9 British nnctor toGro-
bobcats and four other 1oEro-
bobcats Of the raiders weso 90
stroyed. a. 4
The German account also -
that the raiders suffered oovon0
casualties and LEFT over 100 III.
soners in Maxi hands. ~ ~. I.
BY contrast the 1lrpk Ur1f1 "
communique s1id only Hk0f "
combined operation 49, o
out n tn amrlY hq1el r. -
~ A. n
services ii 4 nno11 IN 01lx =
Naxaire. a further c01nrn1n,I qt II
will b issued g 1ou0 1oNl =
forces return" EIs 4. ss VI
From the German preocc ~ 4
ton with the raid ~ r1Il Y
regular and special Maxi ccIIi
niques-it seemed certain, TN V
ever that Il was the most G
cious British raid sinco Jx1 &
fell. 81 q 81 '3' s
BERLIN, (Frum GermnHs
Broadcasts). March -
British Marines striking 81 <s
night ut the occupied 1f0dc1L
val base at st. Naxairo q & "
Beat Of Germany's u-boot G N
sive In the Atlantic WetU exG ~
ed, the high command ropGG t y
today. n
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r r - ~ 49, .s.s1 ~ r Z
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
late X X X
bulletins


JOHANNESBURG Union Of South Afco, March 28-QP9
Field Marshal Jan Chstoon Snuts, prime minister and
defense minister Of South Afco. predicted odoy the
would end in coosso erosh Of the Axis and its foil would
present on unequoed opportunity or rebuilding this world
of foirer lines"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Port Moresby Raided 20 Times

PORT MORESBY, New Guneo March, 28-QT-The 10th
Japanese dir raid on this town. eorred out yesterday by two
heoy bonbers ond three zero fighters. the 9hest OF
ed tOdOv
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
Japs pIan Cultural Institute

TOKYO from japanese esoodcosts), Noreh 28-No-
The toson office onnoeed todoy establishment Of on In
se Of Joponese culture" at Bonekok under Ken Yonooi-
soo, former charge dofoivss Of the Joponese legation
Lisbr 70 promote euto Understanding oone the people
81 e6ue Asia"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
! Duee Thunders Defiance

ROME from Italian Broodcosts), March 28-lP-Pre-
ier Musso|in speaking at ceremonies celebrating 9th
anniversary Of the Fascist dir force declared today ho os
armed forces battling "beroe her all ond
break the chain thot has held her copve her seo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28

NEW YORK, March 28-QP-Col Drooutin Sovich chief
Of Yuoosov mitoy mission soys 100000 Yuoosov ouer-
ro fighters preparing to Iounch spring offensive
- Avis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - THE Strange Case OF DIR.
RX,' il:2s a. m, i:5s, 1872. 1908, s;ss
p. m: The Ghost OF Frankenstein, .
1881. 3:O4, 5:37, $40, 10:43 p. m,
BROADWAY CAPIT0L--"Lydia, 1870
$3.50, Q p. ms How Green Was My Val
ley" IL a. m, 2:S5 $40, 1925 p. m.
CINDERELLA-"Lydia." 1890. 4. I;t5
2 :O6, $50, $50 p. m.
CINEMA-"Msn With Two Lives II
ago. i:i0, 7, e:7o a. M Black Ora
CONS" ms, 3:3O. $50, $40, 1880 p. m
FISHER Lydia. 12:4O. 4l25. 8, II 80
y. m. How Green Was My Valley" 2:lo
Is. $40 p. m.
FOx-"To the Shores OF Tripon." II
a. m; 1888, 4.45, 7:3s, 1882 p. m
Blondes Blessed Event" i2:40, 3;33
6:26. 9:l9 p. m.
MADISON Waterloo Bridge" Il
a. m. 2:55. $40, 9:45 p. m. "Johnn,
Apollo" i2:i5, i;25. s, li:35 D. m.
MICHIGAN-"TheL Lady Has Plans" II
a. m. 1890, sos. 5:45. 500, 1928 p. m.
2:05, 4:45, 1870, s;55 p. m.
PALMS STATE Captains Of th'
Clouds" -: 40. 3:45, 1910. 1898 p. m.
The Remarkable Andrew" IL, 2:35, $50
ie:i5 p. m.
LYDIA. ~ 35, 4:lO, 1850
II 80 D. m. How Green Was My Val
ley" 2:l5. 5:55. 9:35 .. m.
RoYAI.-"B Bedtime story" Sis. 1853
D., m. How Green Was Ny Valley" 500
e.55 p. m.
TELENEws-News. Short Features,
a. m. 20 IL p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Kings Row.
Disappear" II a. M 2;20, $40, s:O'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

next week after four years of in
tensive work. ! talked with Walt
Disney and he tells me there isn't
human being in the whole setup.
In fact, man Is the menace and
the meanie, destroying the forest
where Waits famous little cartoon
animals live.
Most of the plot is made up OF
the efforts of these little denizens
of the beautiful forest to restore
it to its original beauty. Disney
expects that the scoring and cut.
ting will be finished early in May
and then he will announce plans
for the release.
AT RANDOM
The sparkler Sugar Geise was
showing friends at the Coo-Coo-
Nut Groove was put on her finger
by M. H. Hoffman Jr. She con.
fided it will be a marriage after
her divorce from Jack B. Fain III
becomes final; Ida Lupino. who
has been sick for nearly six weeks
is expected back at Warmers next
week TO resume work on "ThC
Hard Way"
Mrs. Sam Wood. wife of the
well-known director. is at the
Good Samaritan Hospital, where
she underwent an operation.
Mrs. Don Ameche is wearing g
new diamond ring-the gift of hel
ifavorite actor. Yes, its an ami
versary present.
That's all today. See you TO.
morrow. But Mrs. G.. Reynolds
Oakland. Cal, says: IF with
bonds we will pay, we can save
the day."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Plan TO Film Life
OfAmeIia Earhar+

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 -
R-K-O studios has announced
that il will film the life OF
Amelia Earhart, famed aviatriS
who disappeared FIVE years ago,
with Rosalind Russell in the
starring role.
George Palmer Putnam. Miss
Earhart's husband. has furnished
the material for the scenario and
will serve in an advisory capacity
during the filming, the studio
said.
Miss Earhart and her navigator
Fred Noonan, were lost on d
projected round-the-world flight in
! the summer of 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29

Alma Carroll. Inez Cooper. Fran
ceS Clifford. ElySe Knox, Fay Nc
Kenzic, Juanita Stark and Arleer
Whelan, with Eleanor Powell ir
special dance routines as topper.
Alfred Newman will take Ia oil
his own men with him 10 handle
the musical chore and will aug
ment this number in each city with
number OF local musicians.
With the huge troupe will be a
complete staff of executives and
aides, including makeup and ward.
robe specialists and technicians
Kenneth Thomson and Charles
Feldman will be co-managers oil
the tour. Ed Manson will act as
transportation manager, Ed Blon.
dell as baggage chief and DR.. IT.
wing Newman as company physi-
clan for the tour.
Arch Reeve. secretary OF the
industrys public relations commit
tee. western division. is in charge
OF publicity. On the Caravan. press
relations will be handled by Frank
Settler, Andy Kelly and Connie
krebs. Barrett c. Kiesling leaves
Friday nighh in advance of the
Caravan. going first 10 New York
for meetings with A. NJ. BotSford
Ensign Armand Deutsch, Louis Ep-
stein, Robert Whitman and others
In Washington, d. C., he will be
joined by a major and a lieuten-
ant commander who will accom-
pany him on the rest of the tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29

HOLLYWOOD, April 29.-Kip-
ling's Kim" in M-G-M's literary
hope-chest for several years. is
being taken out for Mickey Rooney
and will follow "A Yank at Elton, y
Regarded as the best of KjplingS
longer narratives. and often called
a classic, it is the great poet
author at his best.
Mickey plays a lad who grows
up in India and learns of certain
'subversive activities. Kipling'S
beautiful philosophy, as well a:
color, pathos and drama highligh'
the story which will be filmed in
technicolor with Victor Saville
producing.
= Two others of Kipling's colorfu
stories - Wee Willie Wrinkle.
starring Shirley Temple, and Jun.
gle Book" Sabu's last delightful
movie, have done much 10 famil
Iiarize motion picture audiences
with Kiplings literature.
LUCAS RETURNS
Paul Lucas returns TO Holly
wood on a Warner contract anC
no one is surprised. Hal Wallis
couldn't have found any one better
suited to play the role Paul ere
ated in Watch on the Rhine
than the star himself. He is or
tour with the play and report:
here in three weeks. Lucille Wat
son has agreed to play the mother
role. She was very good on the
stage.
Herman Shumlin reached here
today to confer with Wallis anc
to get ready TO direct his frs
motion picture. He produced it or
the stage The wife, played BY
Made Christians, is not yet cast
although / hear Irene Dunno /:
reading the script.
FINISH PICTURE
One picture / don't want to mis-:
is "Bambi," which will be finished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Kit Kats Head
Three Trees Bill

THE FOUR KIT KATS, clever
dance foursome, move into the
Three Trees this week as head
liners of the new sepia floor
show. The quartet have been
featured in several movie shorts
and gained recognition through
appearances with such name bands
as those conducted by Count
Basic, Fats Waller and Jimmie
Lunceford.
Working in perfect unison, the
Kit Kats initiate the difficult
tap routines which foremost ex-
ponents of this art employ on
the theater circuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Jack Pickering
Here
Hnd
Now

TALK ARoUND TOWN:
Who asked whether the defense
factories would close down dur
ing Sundays trial blackout? OF
course they won't. They'll
observe partial blackout rules,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Cinema Victory Caravan
Sets Plans for ShOW Here

THE HOLLYWOOD Victory
Caravan for Army and Navy Re-
lief is aboard a 10-car train which
will transport the company TO De-
troit 10 appear here at the State
Fair Coliseum next Monday night.
There are thousands of 81. 81 and
50 tickets still on sale al Grinnell
Bros. Reservations may be made
by telephone. ~
Special accommodations for the
Hollywood troupe necesSitated that
the car be fitted out with pianos,
special dancing floors and every
thing necessary for practice ses-
sions. Makeup of the train in
cludes five sleepers, diner. observa-
ton. lounge and parlor cars and
baggage car.
Rehearsals In Hollywood have
been running into the small hours
under Producer-Director Mark
Sandrich. with the local sessions
scheduled 10 wind up only a few
hours before the train left Holly
wood at 12:l5 noon Sunday.
SPECIAL MATERIAL
Material for the -three-hour en-
tertainment will feature specially
written sketches and songs sup
piled by Hollywood's top writers
and composers under the sponsor
ship of the Hollywood Writers
Mobilization headed by Allan
Scott. They include: Jerome Cho-
dorov. Matt Brooks. George OPP
penheimer. Edward Eliscu Henry
Myers. Julius and Philip Epstein.
Ken Englund, Irving Brecher, Rus
sell Grouse, Howard Lindsay.
George Kaufman, Moss Hart, Mar
tin Berkeley. True Boardman, Joe
Shrank, Jay Gorney. Edwin JUS
tus Mayer, Sid J. Perelman, Je-
rome Kern. John Mercer. Arthur
Schwartz and Frank Loesser. Sets
were designed by Milt Gross.
Final jelling of the program has
Bob Hope as master of ceremonies
as well as in comedy spots through
the show. Other comedy is TO be
handled by Claudette Colbert,
Jerry Colonna, Joan Blondell, Cary
Grant. Charlotte Greenwood, Bert
Lair. Laurel and Hardy, Groucho
Marx and Frank McHugh. ORA
matte burden will be carried by
Joan Bennett, Charles Boyer, Pat
O'Brien. Merle Oberon. Olivia DE
Haviland and James Cagney. Vocal
spots are filled by Rise Stevens,
Frances Langford, Desi Arnez and
Ray Middleton.
CINEMA BEAUTIES
A dance line of Hollywood star
let's includes Katherine Booth,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Edward BredshalI
Recital Thursday.

EDWARD BREDSHALL, pop,i,
lar Detroit pianist. will give a re-
cital Thursday at 8 p. m. i'm the.
auditorium of the Art Institute
The program follows:
Sonata IN A MAJOR \. O.. ....sr.s .Schubef.
Prelude Chorale and Fugue. Cesar Fruncl'
Sonata for Piano -Four Hands. .Hindenitl,
Edward Bredshall and Bernhard Heidsn
Three Preludes ........ George GefsnWii
Une Barque Sur L'Ocean... Reve
| F1re-WOrks .......... .......... DeDLM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29

b u [ X e e p
working full
speed.
j. B. Sparks,
WEEKS boss,
s I a r I e d TO
take a pic
ture of h is
own ra o
station a n d
was promptly
st o p ped by
the polio e.
Mustn't pho
toqraDh COM
m u n ications
equipment.
w h en- he
identified him.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Free Mail
Privileges
Re-ExpIained

The war Department has again
pointed out that instructions from
the Postmaster General make the
free-mail privilege applicable oniy
70 personal letter mail n the usual
and generally accepted form. IN
eiadlng messages on post cards.
sent BY menhsrs Of The armed
forces in and Is not extended 10
relatives OF friends Of men IN the
service.
1. IS required that she name Of
the sender, his rank or rating, de-
slgna.ion OF the service 10 which
he belongs. and the word free
be Ia the handwriting Of the send
er on the card OF envelope IN or
der TO be accepted free. Of postage.
The free mail privilege does
not apply 10 the following. AIR
Mail, registered. insured or cod
mail. parcels or packages. news
papers, magazine, books, circular
letters, printed or mimeogra pied
matter. cards exceeding the post
card size, pictorial folders, matter
sent for phllatelic purposes, mer-
chandise. wedding invitations or
announcements, photograph rec
ords, Photographic films or large
mounted photographs.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
412th Tech. Sc. So.

ist Sgt. Abraham Roth was pro-
NOTED 10 the grade Of Technical
Sergeant. Fourteen men were
promoted 10 non-com grades. Sew
enteen Privates were promoted to
Prlvaies First Glass.
Capt. John II Kott, Command
ing Officer OF the squadron. IS on
detached service. 2nd 1t. John P.
Jones recently returned from sim
liar duty. Pvts. Robert J. Line.
ker. Joseph ]. Marsh, Joseph NJ
peterka, Emil A. Robinson and
Dwight /. Thomas returned from
the hospital. S. Sgt. Leonard L
Powell Is he latest member OF the
fi2th to take the marriage VOWS.
Preliminary steps are underway to
organize squadron softball team.
under the supervision OF Squad
ron Athletic Director Pfc. Alvin Z.
Reilly
Pvt Joseph c. spaiding. reporter.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Bond T ech. Sc. So.

sKi Edward p Psduzn wss Sc
lseicd f8r DC's and ieft for Miami.
Pa. laI weak Among the nine
mef d lar squadron recently ap-
pointed Technical sesgeauts were
S 8gs Harvey A beau. supply
Sergeant. aud Doaald A. Safer
back. Chief Clerk both of whom
aefe members of the original
4Hadfan complement of enlisted
men
Thc aay-roam Is be.Hg gr00med
10 bc ihe finest Ca the Field. Pool
tables. tie floor. radio. magazines.
ping p5nR end easy chairs vii
soon he combined 70 give the aoi-
dIrra a the 5D2nd a real home
room.
Among the new AM stu
dents Is PVT. Thomas VI. Oar
row, of Atlanta. Ca. relative
Of the late Clarence barrow.
generally recognized a. the
greatest criminal lawyer In the
annals Of Anglo. American
Jurisprudence.
Corp. Walter v. Nabinrer snd
Pfc. Irving Nnsbaum. reporters.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Booth Tech. Sc. So.

S sN Gordon a Susm 81 fhe
sqlaafaa lea f9r 0cs ast week
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