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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

Battle Greek, Mich. Dec 81
INS-Following his conviction on
a charge OF stealing government
property, Harold A. Brady. so,
civilian employe in the post ex.
change al Fort Custer. today has
been sentenced by Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard to three months
in prison
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31
LOANS FOR EMPLOYED WOMEN

were addressing
any employed woman
In this community
no has a problem
which cash can solve.
Borrowing money Is
never wise utt means
making difficulties
worse but there
sre certain circun1-
stances in which q
vell-plsnned loan IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

Port Huron, Mich. Dec 81 Mich
igan's third industrial area agree
ment for job stabilization and ayo d.
ance of labor pirating was an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

nounced here Wednesday by o K.
Fjetland acting director OF rha
War Manpower Commission for the
Thumb district.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

l. Brainard 237 NJ. Marker f24
= barley 3SS y Daze 4Sl r.
Morris SIS, totals. 49, ~ 700,
217s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31
Team Standings
Earnous Eooda

Famous Foods
T.. Max 3aG. Y Lidkc t2a. VI.
Fox SOS. 4. Shuda 326 =. Bertholi
iGq handicap p. totals. 577, $50,
-Vs oO25
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

F Zeck $50, r. Fares $50, o.
Nixon fS5, y. Cayanaugh 3i2, D.
Payne 37c. totals, 6lSl $50, 6ti
1914
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
YMCA Marks
Founder S Day

The YMCA is another year older
today
Local. national and interna-
uonal branches Of the association
yesterday observed Founders Day
in memorian1 to Sir George Will
liams, originator of the organiza-
tion 121 years ago.
For the local organization II
also was the anniversary of the
ninetieth year of service 10 young
men in Detroit. In honor of the
occasion a dinner was held at
which three members, all having
memberships 35 years or more,
were awarded life membership
cards. Eight other members having
p years Of membership each were
given gold buttons.
The principal speaker for the
evening was 1t. Com. Donald p
Welles of the naval procurement
office.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
And a merry old soul was he,

And a merry old soul was he,
He bought War Bonds with all his
dough,
To keep this country free;
He knew that every bond he
bought
Would help TO smack a Jap.
And wipe Japan and Germany
Completely off the map.
Submitted by Mrs. Verl Thies,
906 East Gier street, Lansing;
There was an old woman who
lived in a shoe,
She had 80 many children she
didn't know what TO do:
She sent each one out TO buy a
War Bond each day,
That's what l call doing il the
American way,
Submitted by Morris Bowerman,
7002 Burlingame avenue:
Sing a song OF slXpence,
A pocketfull OF rye.
We've War Bonds on the shelf
And War Stamps piling high;
We're proud 10 help the l.. S. A,
It's the least that we can do
To aid the boys protecting us
Until this war is through.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
just .DOt a Jingle
Your Verse May Have What II Takes to Earn
Dollar in Stamps-Just Like That

Join the multitude Of poetic
persons who are rhyming for the
Times,
The Detroit Times Rhyme Con-
test offers you an opportunity to
do a double turn -. help Uncle
Sam and yourself.
Each day the Wines Prints five
different rhymes, pays 81 in War
Savings Stamps 10 the writer OF
EACH winning verse.
Poems must be based on the
first two lines Of a nursery rhyme.
Complete the poem with verse
about War Savings Stamps or
Bonds.
Send your jingle to the Rhyme
Contest Editor, The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Then watch the Times daily If
your jingle Is printed, you will
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Daily Quiz

"A carpenter can make a forced
landing right in his own home.
How?
She is ever knitting. making a
secret record for use against
ariStocratS.> What Die k c n
character is that?
OF Deer Park. HYDE Park and
Menlo Park, which has TO do
with India?
-Pointedly what is a lance
sergeant?
Caffeine was first discovered
in 1890. In what beverage ?.
A lockSmith might be proud
of the representative branch
of the Isle of Man legislature,
Why?
Whose address is Lambeth
Palace =
(Answers on Page so
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Where 10 Write
To0ffer Dog
For War Use
JUDGE PUFFLE

L. J. j.: Q-I am 2s years
Of age. have been married for over
five years, have one child, and at
the present time / am under pro-
baton for five years for grand
larceny. MY record is spotleSs
except for that one mistake.
come from a good family and now
] am working in defense factory.
II my wife got job in a defense
factory and could support herself,
could / enlist in either the army
or marines, or do l have 10 wait
10 be drafted?
A.-Suggest that you inquire nj
the Army Recruiting Office. 627
Federal Building. or call Cherry
$3.50. The above Information Is
not sufficient for me 10 be able
20 answer your inquiry.
II. r. c.: Q.-PleaSe tell me
how, when and where l may send
a Doberrnan dog 10 the army.
A-Write 20 Dogs for Defense
Inc. 22 East Sixtieth street, New
York City.
LOWEST WEIGHT LIMIT
Mrs. G. 6: Own YOU kindly
let me know what the lowest
weight limit is for a man 5 feet
5i1 inches tall?
A.-He must weigh at least Il5
pounds.
/. T.: Q-My boy friend soon
will he going into the service lie
would like 10 know if he could
name me as his beneficiary TO his
insurance. Also. could he send
some of his pay 10 me 10 save for
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY
ELIZA

Copyright. ie47. by King Features
What are three of the prov
inces of Canada that border
United States?
2-What is the next line: (a)
The breaking waves break
high; (b) Thou too sail or
0 ship Of State; (c) Hal
Columbia, happy land?
3-Name three states that border
on Mexico.
4-What name do you give to
(a) the body of an airplane
tb) a wooden hammer; tc) the
projecting part of a church? q?
was the first name Of
ta) Bering. the navigator; tb)
Dvorak. the composer; (c)
Paderewski, the pianist?
6-What state is represented by
(a) hawthorne; (b) carnation
(c) red clover?
lis il a bird, beast or fish
Ca) haddock; (b) jackal; (cJ
harrier?
(Answers on Page 37)
Copyright 1912, BY kIng Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

when they find the person could
be replaced without impairing the
war effort, they do not grant the
defermrnt. The list of essential
occupations Is too lengthy 10 pub
lish in this column but you may
obtain this information at the War
Information Center, Main Public
Library.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

receive 10 dime War Savings
Stamps by mail.
TODAY'S WINNERS
Todays winning rhymes:
Submitted by Mrs. Yetta Stew
art, 21902 Ridgeway avenue. St
Clair Shores:
I had a lite pony.
His name was Dapple-Gray;
1 sold him TO a lady,
To buy a War Bond today.
Our country needs helping hand
To keep Old Glory free,
Buy more War Stamps and Bonds
each week.
They spell democracy!
SUBMITTED by Jerry Connor. 1852
Cheyenne avenue:
Old King Cole was q merry old
soul
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Call for Naval Aides

More men with supervisory con
StruCtion experience were sought
today by naval procurement
Officers 10 serve as commissioned
and warrant officers. 1t. Com
Donald = WelleS, IN charge OF
naval officer procurement, saio
men with road, bridge and heavy
building construction, under 5C
years old. were particularly
sought. Applicants may be inter
viewed i'm the procurement office
ninth floor of The Book Building
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Showmen Send Gifts

Nine hundred packages contain
ing cigarets, gum, candy and
razor blades have been sent to
members of the armed services by
the Michigan Showman's ASsocia-
ton. its president. Harry Stahl.
said today. The organization
composed of 300 members in the
amusement field, is seeking the
names OF men in service who for
merly were in the amusement
field.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & Johnson

Submitted by Mrs. Lane Misen-
heimer, 1437 Thomas street, S. <,
Grand Rapids:
Mary had a little lamb
It's fleece was white as snow,
So she made the lamb a cotton
frock,
And clipped the wool real low;
She carried ii TO the weavers
To go in soldiers warm wear,
Then she bought War Bonds and
Saving Stamps
l With the money she got there.
NO LIMIT on WINNINGS
You are eligible TO submit any
number of rhymes. win any num-
Der of times BY entering the con-
test you agree TO accept decisions
OF the judges as FINAL.
Poems submitted WILL NOT be
returned.
See the Times tomorrow -
and also Sunday for more
winning rhymes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Forms Available

Application forms for dependents
10 be filled out under the Service
mems Dependents Allowance Act
Of 1912 are available now AZ the
Army Recruiting Office. Room 6Z7
Federal Building. A rush for such
forms depleted the supply a week
ago. but a new block has been
received from Washington, the Of
flee reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

him. We plan TO get married soon.
Ale may name whomever he
wishes as beneficiary. and he may
send YOU part of his salary Ia
save, III he so desires.
PARACHUTE TROOPS PAY
r. F. f: Q.-I am interested in
enlisting in the parachute troops.
Would like 10 know how much
they get a month and how much
would my wife get? How much
education Is necessary? Would
bad teeth have any effect on the
examination?
A.-The parachute troops get
the regular army base pay, de-
pending on your grade. plus 50
per cent. The 50 per cent Is added
Ia your pay after YOU have made
the required number Of jumps To
earn the 50 per cent increase.
Your wife would receive $50 q
month, S28 deducted from your
monthly pay and S22 from the
government, plus an additional
allowance for any children. You
must have had enough schooling
70 be able to read and write.
Teeth requirements are not very
fyid.
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN
Mrs. A. F.: Q.-What is the diff
Fence between Coast Guard and
Coast Patrol? Could a man be
deferred if he has a defense job ?
WAT job is vital enough 10 the
COUNTRY TO get this defermont?
A.--The Coast Guard is branch
Of the navy. The Coast Patrol is
comprised Of civilian groups using
privately owned boats to patrol
the coast. A man could be- de-
ferred II he were considered es-
sential by his employer and such
a written request for deferment
was made by him 60 the en-
ploye's draft board. However, not
all such requests for deferment
are granted inasmuch a. the draft
board investigates each case and
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily 60 your man in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
NO LIMIT on WINNINGS

Order The Detroit Timss
mailed daily and Sunday 10 youv
man In the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

him. We plan 10 get married soon.
Ale may name whomcver he
wishes as beneficiary. and he may
send YOU part Of his salary to
save- IL ne 50 desires
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
AnSIrerS Heret

Down San Diego way they're
calling the roll of the boys who
are shooting the works" that
you and ] might continue TO live
our lives as only Americans know
how TO live. As they answer
Here, Taooman's voice sounds
off in no uncertain tone and a
chap by the name OF Boyd Rozen
indicates his willingness to do his
duty in the cause of freedom.
Boyd's enlistment In the
navy was accomplished with
out fanfare and even this re-
porter WINS not aware Of tho
fact that he WAS ALREADY
In and that's j,,st like
the hg fellow he never
WAS me IN run off nj the
mouth or otherwise blows his
own horn.
Among the many tributes ]
might pay him at this late hour,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

house manager Of the Music Box
theater.
Faults -. sure he had 'em
even as you and but
when ii comes TO the pay-off Boyd
will measure up" and his faults
will he submerged under a deluge
of sterling qualities which we
have learned TO associate with all
regular guys.
Life In Uncle Sans navy
In this war Il no tea party
and the boys who don the blue
and white of the fleet are des-
tined 10 sail stormy seas and
before It's nj lover, the home
port may be very, very far
away -. for some, much too
far!
And so a salute to Boyd
Rozen who picked himself
tough job and will work at it like
the fine Snowman he is.
Good luck. big boy and
don't forget to plug IN those
holes :. water does run up hill,
30 'elp me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Favoriie Spy"
Al Music Box

A band-leader's efforts to heir
his country get him in trouble viii
his newiy-wedded wife, and make
up the side-splitting basis Of the
new Kay Kyser vehicle. MY Fa-
vorite Spy" opening TODAY at tn,
Music Box.
Just A. he Ia being married. KY
Ger finds himself drafted into the
nations counter-espionaee forces
and assigned to help run down a
ring Of foreign spies.
Since he must keep his sctivi-
ties q secret even from his bride,
kyser can't explain what he Ia
doing. running around at night
with an attractive blonde and
getting into trouble with the po-
lice. This. OF course, throws plenty
Of rocks into the course Of true
love and leads to many of the
hilarious situations, and to the
ingenious conclusion.
Ellen Drew a. the bride and
Jane Wyman as the blonde secret
service girl head the supporting
east.
Companion film IL This Time
for Keeps" with Robert Sterling
and Ann Rutherford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In u. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

such all-time screen favorites as
Goodbye Mr.. Chips" Our Town"
and kitty Foyle," kings Row"
has retained the fun flavor of
the original novel.
Vividly brought to life on the
screen is this story of young peo-
pie, hemmed in by the sitting in
hibitions and taboos of a small
midwestern town in the early
years OF this century.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Men of Texas,

The great state Of Texas wa
the very hub Of this lswlessnes
which rode rough-shod over In
countrywide behind false banner
:. and the bloody months whiel
trailed the final chapter in IN,
struggle against slavery wer,
saturated with facts which wer,
stranger than fiction anc
much more exciting.
II In with one such story
that the new feature attrnc-
tion 1t the Rialto concerns IT.
self .. . story Of Texas and
the men who helped 10 make
IL the great state II In today.
The production from the Uni
versal studios is titled. men OF
Texas and features Robert Stack,
Brod Crawford, Jackie Cooper,
Anne Gwynne, Ralph Bellamy,
Jane Darwell and Leo Carrillo,
John Litel, good old William
Farnum and Janet Beecher 4.
likely group of entertainers,
you must admit.
While all Of the east are
well suited 20 the roles they
portray, II remains for Brod
Crawford to lift the picture
above the average for this
type Of screen fare. Brod has
always been q most reliable
performer but In his role of
"Henry jackson" he IL excep-
tionally good. In fact. he's SO
good you will consider him
the "meanest rat. this side of
Sing Sing.
Generally speaking. the action
is well sustained and the film
boasts several of those tense mo-
ments which have way Of pulling
you To the edge of your scat.
On the same new bill, Sidney
Dean is offering the latest of the
Blonde" series with the three
of family humor.
Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake and
little Larry Sims doing the
lonors.
This story. like those which
have gone before, maintains
the high standard Of enter
tainment which has kept
these amusing productions on
the "must see" list Of the
majority Of movie fans.
As they put II in Hollywood.
Blonde has Dagwood in splints
nd America in stitches and
hats just about what it amounts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Best Seller Hits Temple Boards

The film version Of Kings
Row" one OF the most popular
novels Of this decade, opens today
at the Temple theater starting
Friday. Ann Sheridan, Robert
Cummings, Ronald Reagan and
Betty Field head one OF the most
distinguished casts ever assembled
in one motion picture.
Under the direction OF Sam
Wood, producer and director of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

one stands out above the rest /.
his tender and sincere love for his
mother who lives In Montesano.
Never have I known a lad who
giaddened a mothers heart with
such devotion as does the former
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
MARX OF DISTINCTION

The heroes Of Paramounts
Tombstone THE Town Too Tough
To Die)"-Richard Dix. Don Castle
and Kent Taylor-all wear pearl
handled guns on their hips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Rotary Official
To Address Club

Stanley Long Of Seattle. a past
district governor Of the Rotary
club. and member OF the Seattle
group since 1913, will be the
speaker before the Tacoma Rotar-
ians Thursday noon at Hotel Win
throp. A student Of world affairs.
Long will speak on the topic, war
in the Pacific. July, 1912"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST RuS sHowIsss


Rf.LTO-Robsrt stack and Broo
Crawford IN Men 81 Texas II 40
ais, SOS. rs. lo.7s: Also PENN
singleton and Arthur Lake in
Blonde for victory los. SIS
ass and s.Is
RoNY-Ann sothern and Red skei-
ton In ''Aalsie Gets Her Man
i2to. $50. zoo and 1906. also
Marjorie Woodwork In "Brooklyn
Orchid" II As. ass. 600 and s:io
Music Box-KAy Kyser IN NY
Favorite SPY" ] 90. 4.o5, ITO
1913: also Robert Sterling and
Ann Rutherford In This Time for
Keeps." ii:so. 2ss. $50. s.5s.
BLU MOtsT Greer Carson and
walter Pidgeon IN Mrs. Miniver, /"
u 30. 2lo. $50. 7:30 and 1910.
william Boyd IN Twilight
on the Trail u IS. 2 o5. S IS. 3 .0s
and 1870. also Ricardo cortez ana
Rochelle Hudson IN Rubber Rack
steers," ii;3o. 400. $40. TOO and
e35.
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLy-JoAn Crawford and Mel
vyn Douglas IN They All Kissed
the Bride" also Joan Davis and
Jlnx Falkenberg In Sweetheart of
the Fleet"
CAPITOID-walter Brennan and wal
ter Huston IN swamp Water"
also Laurel and Hardy In Great
Guns"
CAMEO - Humphrey Bogart and
Karen Verne In "All Through the
Night" also ClAudette Colbert and
John Payne In Remember the
Day"
CoMMu NIry--joAn Carroll and Ed
mund oBrien in "Obliging Young
Lady" also Roddy Mcdowell and
Jane Darwell in "on the Sunny
Side"
KAY sTREFT-Frank Morgan and
Kathryn Grayson IN vanishing
Nirginian," also Brenda joyce and
Jane Darwell in Private Nurse"
LAkEwOOD--Lneille Ball and James
Craig In Valley OF the Sun" also
John Garfield In Dangerously
They Live
fARk-Lew Ayres In Doctor Kill
dares victory" also Chester Nor
ris In Canal Zone"
Bennett and rran-
chot Tone In The Wife Takes a
Flyer" also Kav Harris and William
Tracy in "Tiilie the Toiler."
Young and Marsha
Hunt in Joe Smith. American"
also Norma Shearer and MELVIN
Douglas in We Were Dancing"
REN-rrene Hervev and Ken Taylor
In Frisco LII" also Deanna Dur
bin in mice Girl"
Lynn and Jane Wy
man In The Body Disappears" also
When ladies Meet"
81 >sET-Marlene Dietrich and RAN
dolp Scott In The Spoilers" also
Anne Shirley and Raw. Boleer in
-Four Jacks and a jill"
Sheridan and Robert
Cummings In Kings Row" also
Brenda joyce and Joseph Allen
Jr. In Right 10 the Heart"
PuyaIlup-Claudette Col
bert and John Payne in "Remem-
Der the Day"
RIVIERA. sumner - Walter Huston
and Edward Arnold in All That
Money Can Buy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
HARD TO PLEASE

I'm still not satisfied" said
Michael Curtiz. when someone
asked him how he felt about COM
pleting his 18th year as a Warner
Bros. director.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Dean Koyser Calls Star Maps
Invaluable in Air-Minded Aoe'

The Stars global map supple
ment was Endorsed last night by
Dean Elmer Louis Kayser of George
Washington University, who said
that from his viewpoint "the sup
plement, in presenting time pic
ture of the world is of invaluable
help in this air-minded age.
Dean Kayser noted that the global
maps were of extra value in that
they gave Americans broader view
of the world by presenting details
of all theaters of war as we'll as
showing the general makeup of the
various continents.
The George Washington dean de-
clared that The Star global maps
remove this sphere from the old geo.
graphical limitations of view"
He added that "the old distances
have become totally meaningless
from the standpoint of new global
concepts. The Star has performed
a wonderful service in making the
geographical basis of the present
war clear and meaningful to its
thousands of readers"
Almost 5000 de luxe copies of the
maps have been sold to date. Lat
est figures from the business Office
of The Star indicated that more
than 400 copies of the section were
sold yesterday over the counter.
The l6-page supplement includes
maps of % vital areas and shows
Oil fields, naval and air bases, air
Evening star., 1942-09-27

duties in Guadalcanal when United
States forces were engaging the
japanese. He was captured by the
Japanese, who found a small Amer
lean flag among his belongings.
Suspecting that American troops
were waiting in secret positions. the
japanese demanded that their cap
tive disclose their numbers and To-
cation. When he impassively de-
MED that any American troops were
IN the vicinity the japanese tied
him to tree and tortured him in
the hope Of making him speak.
First they bayoneted him in the
arm. The sergeant major said
nothing. They stabbed him In the
shoulder. He refused to talk. His
face was slashed, but he kept silent
The japanese then bayoneted him
in the stomach and left him for
dead
When the japanese had gone, the
sergeant major crawled toward the
lines of the waiting United States
Marines. He insisted on making a
/ full report to an officer before he
would go to hospital. The Brit
ish High Commissioner from the
Solomons reported:
This indomitable man has now
recovered and is risking his life on
other dangerous duties. American
doctors say no white man coulo
have survived his wounds. I an
unable to conceive OF any bravery
! greater than this"
Evening star., 1942-09-27
School Heads Will Map Plans
For Student Victory Corps
Meeting Called Early This Week to Act
On Monpower Commissions Request

The officers of the District public
schools will meet early this week to
map out their response to the War
Manpower's Commission request for
a High School Victory Corps
"As far as know, we already are
doing most of the things stipulated
by the commission" said Supt of
Schools Frank W. Ballou, "but I do
not wish to comment until I have
studied the corps thoroughly and
conferred with the school officers.
"Of course" he added, I'VE will
cooperate with the commission to
the fullest extent"
The Office of Education yesterday
issued six badges for members of
the corps to wear, including gen.
eral service, land, air and sea Serv-
ice, and community and production
service. Students taking the new
pre-induction courses to be started
in all schools will wear the badge
of the service they are being trained
for Vocational school students will
wear production badges, and girls
lllE 1lutl itlOll anu llOllle
ing will get community service
badges.
Would Train $500. 1000.
Originated at the suggestion of
teachers and indorsed by the Army,
Navy, Commerce Department and
Office of Education, the corps would
train 6,500,000 high school students
for a definite war service after
graduation at the same time that
they would be rendering in-school
service as air wardens, fire watchers,
Red Cross workers, farmers helpers,
salvage agents, etc. Membership will
be voluntary.
For general membership in the
corps, requirements will be study
of physical education. other use
fur Studies, and one outside activ-
>ity like fire watching, afraid war
den or sector messenger.
For the other five memberships,
physical and mental tests and spe-
cial courses also will be required.
A boy in the air service division,
for example, will have to take year
Of physics, three esyears of mathe-
matics, study auto mechanics, radio