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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
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By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

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the blank today
supposed fiji It the best Of ability like fat
boy and his skin
Well before chance my the
another certificate substtuons for the
first blank:
on Page line 70 positively noncornittal and make
it read. "Unaccustomed l am"
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stack OF Congressional Records ~
General SqIinniN ~
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the mines 10 Complaint department enlarged.
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bmp submarine freight troop monster 10 NOV" IN the
blue print stage
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delay equivocatIon' 10 we hope
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my that have worked shaved and pleaded
further their state interests the national captaN to Nobody
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oopyrgAi isi3, w Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
March Of Events

WHY did the Germans retreat
w on the Russian 'front.'
American production.
How did the United Nations
v7n IN Africa?
American production.
Why are We inching up on
Tokio7
American production.
What IL u that France Nor
way. Greece. Holland. Czecho-
slovskis, Belgium and Poland
depend on 70 free them7
American production.
What Is TINS American pro-
ducton that Will break the
power Of Hitler and Tolo1
II is the brain. Drawn and in
genuity of the sophisticated
enterprise system and Us ally
free labor
II is American production
that all totslitsnan countries
fear.
American promotion.
>ie American way,
nerican capitalism
They Will unriVst all shackles.
WHY do not certain column
w writers when they ienounce
preWar insolatlonists' put in
the names Of all the ISOLATION
ists instead Of exclusively harp
ing on Nessrs Lindbergh, Nye
Hoffman, Fish, Wheeler and
others
want the whole bunch ~
'isolauonists impartlally lined
I'D, the Communists az well AZ
the alleged pro-Fascists-or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Thou VERT rs'er 40 dear n ne
ms Hoic
With that tender product ~
our love,
RefSetUg the street. serenity n
thV broW
And hnring m b'm OIL ny
grnces HoTe.
Whofer this httjs mortal holds
81 me
Is bot n hung token n
All the things ! o,cc 10 thee
And the endless measure #
my lore.
-Benthsm.
"A Montana husband wrote
the above poem 10 his wife on
The occasion Of the birth Of
their first son. The much
pleased wife in sending the
poem said in part
Eve both have been unhap-
PLY married before. But what
d change this time
This seems 10 Indicate that
the If at first you don't Sue
coed suggestion applies also
TO matrimony.-EVDJ
CAN teeth be tranSplanted?
~ The answer is in the AZ
firrnative. Teeth have already
been taken from puppies and
tranSplanted 10 the mouths of
Older dogs where They have
grown the same as the CANNES
regular teeth.
If this can be done TO dogs il
seems possible it can be done 10
humans. As a matter OF fact
there is dentist in New York
City who claims 10 he able 20
transplant the teeth OF humans.
WHILE many experts consider
w the Texas rattleSnake the
deadliest of L. s. snakes there
are others who believe the
country's most dangerous rep
tile is the coral snake OF
Florida.
A hundred patients At A Phil
adelphia hospital were recently
victims Of poisoned food. the
dish in question was creamed
ham.
That seems 10 he 4 peculiar
dish TO serve at hospital The
food AT most hospitals is ter
rible. Considering the lmpor-
lance Of diet 10 the sick and
convalescent this is difficult 10
understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
battling Cohens'
Long on Fame

considerable renown in the fed
eral army in the Civil War, only
he spelled his name just as I
have it here, without the e
When IT is spelled that way it IS
usually pronounced Gone"
suppose with the e" II
would be Cohen" with the
accent on hen and in fact I
know Cohens who make il
sound that way, but most of us
generally pronounce both CO.
hen and Cohn Gone" and the
owners of the names never
kick.
THEN there is Cohan, which
4 the late George pronounced
"Co-han with the accent. on
han" and which I Judge is
Irish, though a lot of people
make one syllable of that, too.
This Abraham Cohn I have
IIlEHllOIleu was lIdIllC IIldIl, a
sergeant-major in the Sixth
New Hampshire and a captain
in the 68th New York and he
won a Congressional Medal Of
Honor for superior gallantry in
the Wilderness and at Peters
burg.
Another Abraham Cohen, but
this one with the e." was
cited for bringing aid 10 three
wounded soldiers after three
others had failed because Of
heavy gunfire in World War
and Albert Cohen, the young
est soldier Of the AEF and
probably of all The Battling
Cohens Of war history. fell in
the Argonne. He was Is when
ne enlisted
Copyright. 1913 BY King Features
Distributed BY international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Time brushes Off Bricker with
this thumhnall. A genial hand
shaker. gifted in the art Of
avoiding issues and uncanny IN
the knack Of making friends
without influencing people
Nariety'S editor Abel Green.
presents an engaging the :
pied PlpCrS OF l9i3j in CoSmo
All the current boosts IN
the mags for various Congress
men tCoronet, Atlantic Month
IT, etc suggest that mehhe
Steve flanagan has landed the
Solon's publicity account.
THE Press Box: Sam Grafton
L revealed that Senator Ryrd's
piece IN the y. Y. World Tele-
gram demanding wholesale
frlngS of Federal workers. on
June II WAS reprinted in
Readers Digc>t1our days later
Showing a pretty close
-eeEiheet ffe.ft- ih-atAl-eeFi- T tt4e-ttNA-ee
for playing politics The y.
y Herald Tribune, the best
paper the Republicans have thut
which viii sink the COP IN
favor 81 national welfare. any
tlmel gave the subsidy ants
something 20 gnaw their nails
over &c.. They are APT 70 find
out the paper warned that he
actlon may '4fn oG' "Tufh lcSS
INJURIOUS 10 me ADMINISTRATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

lake COHEN Of Virginia was
y a captain Of cavalry under
Gen. George Washington in the
Revolution. My data on Capt.
Jake is somewhat sketchy but
he is said 10 have been an ex-
cellent officer and his men good
fighters.
Anyway, he was the first OF
his name of whom | find any
record in our wars. ! will agree
that II is impossible that all
Cohens who came after him in
times Of war were his lineal de-
scendants. but l think we might
we'll assign him the role ~ pa
tron saint Of The Battling
Cohens" Of this era.
Like their old pals, the Kellys,
'the Battling Cohens - have been
writing some flaming chapters
OF heroism into this era
It was only recently that
Sgt Sidney Cohen of London, a
pilot of the Raj. leaped into
the headlines with his capture "
Of the Italian island Of Lampe-
dusa. Since then l have had
word Of striking exploits by
others Of The Battling Cohens."
1t. Vernon Henry Cohen, an
other London man, won the
George Medal for Heroism in
North Africa.
He is 48 years old and was
leader Of detachment engaged
in building roads
When fire broke out one day
near an ammunition dump, he
went between his men and the
fire and quenched the blaze
which threatened 10 touch off
a large consignment OF beach
mines. detonators. torpedoes
and 25-pound shells.
Then we have the case of Maj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

THE camera in use e. some
Il racetrackS gives the outside
horse a little the better OF II Ia
a photo finish Lois cc Ere,
Ama2Onlan entertainer. D. now
being billed as six fascinating
feet and four inspiring lnCnrs
Of erfully proportional
Womanhood.
The British royal marines ac-
cept enlistment Of lads as young
as IA. In our Civil War many
boys of Is and is fought. In
fact one 16-year-old lieutenant
in the Union army was awarded
the Congressional Medal for
bravery.
WRITES a Fort Worth, Tex,
w subscriber:
MY mother is 81 and a
widow. Ny 2S-year-old sister
is also widow. / am 70. Wy
other sister is 81. We are both
unmarried. All four NJ us are ;
feet 3 inches tall and weigh
about 100 pounds.
"Our measurements are the
same 50 we exchange clothes.
We all wear I AAA shoes,
which we swap about. You
understand when | say we 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Connolly Answers

la Hudson Bay lh) Flor
ida, fcl Rio Grande
Pa 2. { Sheriff lb) vii
liam l.. White, CO.. Samuel
Johnson
3-(a) Mexico. lh) Japan; lc)
Russia
IA $50 feet. (b) 9 inches;
CO. 40 yards
S-oal Burlington fh) Phoe-
nix, &c Des Noines.
6-tal disease, 90 after; tc)
feet.
Ia ForrunSa Oh Japan.
China. India; Co Spain AL
NCcrlaN
Cbpyrsh'. ls43 ~ RinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

BY DIR. Logan CIendening

ER a year or more anyway
most of the work back home
here is going 10 be done by
middle aged people and since
most of the stress of middle
aged Life falls n-1he heart
some sensible rules for taking
care Of these hearts are quite in
order Such is the view ad-
vanced by Or. O p. j. Falk Of
s.. Louis in recent issue Of
a health magazine The doctor
suggests the following rules OF
preservation
1-'A'tempt 10 establish
Il balanced plan of LIKING
with sufficient sleep tat least
50 hours a~weokJ and adequate
leisure periods
Fifty hours Of sleep a week
Is little OYER seven hours a
night / would be inclined 10
add that they should make II
eight hours If possible. Because
YOU can Just 20 10 bed and read
a detective story or turn on the
radio This conduces 10 keeping
quiet. NOT jumping up and NOV
ing around. And the time you
spend that way is almost as
good as II you we're asleep, for
recreative purposes.
SO | believe Or Falk would
be willing 70 accept my emen-
dafion that they spend 70
hours a week in bed.
o." Establish and maintain
- some well-balanced. noder-
ate exercise program suited 10
middle aged needs II is inter
PS'ing 70 speculate on luSt what
influence the replacement Of
mans habit Of walking by in
creaslng use a. the motor car
may be having on the increase
in middle age heart disease we
are witnessing today
The problem a exercise for
the middle aged here ls eupha-
sized that they need some
exercise, but they do not need
as much as they once did
Too many middle aged people
carry over the ideal of a vlgor-
Gus youth into their middle
aged exercise habits The old
football star, the fellow who
has on his mantlepiece the
country club tennis champion
ship cup. 1910, the former city
golf champion-all these have
10 be restrained IN their lust
for exercise Exercise refreshed
them and made them healthy
when they were young and they
can't bear 10 give It up, But 1t
won't do
When The golfer reaches s.
he had better reduce his rounds
from Is holes four times A week
10 lS holes twice week and
nine holes once a week. When
he gets 10 be 50, he had better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

else lets wipe pre-PeaTl Hsr-
Dor of the books
All those writers who keep
on favng the ISolationlstS
and who stud.OuSly sldestep the
Communist and felloW-travel-
ing iSolatlorlSfs before the dec
laratlon 81 war of Hitler on
Russia are suspect, IN my mind
a. least, ~ beng CommunlS'lc,
and n he q Communist is - be
az much an enemy NJ Our SyS-
tom ~ democracy as being
Fascist.
TIVE Communists and A few
L million ~ treir l'op,an pals
we're no' only lsolatlonls's be-
fore June y. 1871. but they
worked ss directly against the
interests 81 the United States
and England as dld the Bund-
lists
The Reds pulled strikes in
defense factories and denounced
in print and IN parades this
country as a capltahst.c-im-
periallStIc war-fomenter -
The Reds. their organs and
their fellow travelling Confed-
crates we're pro-Hitler, and they
would be pro-Hitler today II
Germany had not attacked The
Communists native or adopted
country-Soviet Russia
Why Is this fact never re-
ferred 20 BY The "eXuoSerS Of
our war (so-called) Fas-
cists7
THE answer seems TO me 70 be
L simple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

THE Magic Lanterns Best
Il Foot Forward, which was a
merry musical on the stage. still
- les prettlly on celluloid -,
Playground 20 Danger re-
lNes tho old hang-hang OF the
gangster flickers. and who's
complaining? Hooch runners are
now Nazis. and you've got Geo
Raft. Sidney GreenStreet and
Peter LORE 10 speak sharply 10
them Two Tickets 10 Lon
don" is a tale of intrigue and
getaway in France. none too
clever. with Michele Morgan
and Alan Curtis with the stiff
est upper lips. Dooley Wilson,
the pianist Of "Casablanca,' is
doubling on the accordion
The Norden bomb sight seems
10 he the hero Of "Bomhardier,"
the rest being a Scrapbook OF
old scenarios. pat O'Brien and
Randolph Scott carry on as per
formula, and the laps are prop
erly represented as StinkerS
"ChatterboX" is a show case for
the comiCalities If Judy Canova
and Joe + Brown, which are as
light as thlstledown "a ton OF IL.
TFiF Networks Talk about
L rubbing II in the authors Of
Manhattan az Midnight DELHI
erately wrote bore into the
SCRIPT Jack Carson is An
attractive comic. playing lust
nice guy and not a CroSSley god.
HIS material = pa KIN Ia Oscar
Wilde but CarSon'S eaSy-does-
it-siyle saves y 90. The best ~
the service songs was aired on
March Of Time Thursday
night. II is Howard Dietz and
Vernon Dukes piece, The Sill
Yer Shield and has been
adopted by one and all Of the
Coast Guard as their official
song Information Please,
which digs deep IN the in'ellec-
tual mine for queries and an
S. gets its biggest laughs
zip with ordinary puns.
TIVE Magazines Walter Davcn-
Il port Gallup.d the South for
Golfers 4 resume Of what's
eating Dixie Time reports
that BaruChS appointment was
greeted iubilantly in Wash 81.
One trusts Bernard remembers
70 keep his guard up and re-
member that Elmer DAVIS TO
Crwrd \ harrage ~ hugs when
he entered govt work, TOO -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Quick Answers

The thirteenth president Of
the United States.
John L. Sullivan.
3-The Jungle Book.
4 Mrs. farley
5-That Of killing. ones father
6-Robert Koch \
That Of being the\ first srti-
flcer in brass and ron
copyughL 1913, by Klng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

II. P.-I have heard that The
use Of nose drops IN tho nose
for treatment Of the common
cold is dangerous in that II Will
cause sinus trouble in later
years Is this true7
At is not impossible. There
are some examples which would
indicate that the drops some
times carry the infection into
the sinus.
z. s. Rs there any help
or cure for chronic bronchitis
A.-Chronlc bronchitis IL, In
most instances. secondary 70 an
infection Of the nose, such as
a sinus infection. II the nose
infection IL cleared up, II may
benefit the bronchitis good
deal. A warm. dry climate. such
"a Arizona or New Mexico, will
benefit chronic bronchitis.
F P.-What is the difference
between the three following
diseases: syrinComyella. amyo-
trOphlC lateral SCeToSls and pro-
greSSlve muscular atrophy7
A,-They are Alt diseases 81
the spinal cord and in all of
them muscular atrophy may be
present II would not do any
body who IL not a doctor any
good 10 discuss the difference
between them.
r, II. R.-Would ouinine make
baby feeding on the breast Ill
If the mother took 1t for colds7
A-Xea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

THE Washington situation:
Il IckeS hates Sumner. Sum-
ner hates Bill -. Hull yips AT
Wallace. who poopS AT the Hill
Macs cooled on Casey
Land barkS a. Knox Niles
runs 10 Hopkins, who phones
Oscar Cox Murphy and
JackSon-Oh, man, Volta case!
The name Frank 70 Hugo
Will trap YOU of base Men
ton Frank Walker and Noes
cheeks turn pale II palsy
with Wickard steer clear Of
McHale.
And 50 they toll by midnight
oil and dawnings carly light
Zach ailaaAl 40 make af4At 4fteF- fee
each night another fight
Their war for freedom knows
no rest-thrir wills admit no
Cants But never count the
time II takes 10 kick each
others pants g.. They battle on
from dawn ~ dark. with ferret
eyos reports they scan To
pat Der Fuohrer IN the fire.
..., To put each other on the
pan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Heart


reduce II TO nine holes three
times week. When he gets
10 ne So he had better reduce
II N nine holes twice week,
or better, SIX holes twice a
week.
A man eFfs woman AZ s. shetiiad
never exerClse-eVen with mod
crate exercise such as walking
to the point Of getting the
least biz tired.
"a balanced dietary pro-
- gram Is important. but
special emphasis Sh ould be
placed on moderation in the
sire If meals and on a quiet
and tnhdrfied manner Of eat
Ing
As exercise goes down. the
total consumption Of food should
"a down N about the same ratio
AZ the same ages. | see no
reason 20 change the type Of
eating but by the time you are
so YOU should take about one
half Of what you think YOU
want. have a helping and when
YOU are finished with II, ask
yourself whether you are not
satisfied
War rstioning may save the
lives Of hundreds and thousands
of our middle aged friends. II
IS a blessing in disguise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Poem On Birth
Of Their ISt Son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Miscellaneous Notes
of n Bystander
On Broadway
BY Walter WincheII

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright ls4a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
On the Side
BN T.. v. DurIing

D"''.e.''4.o ~ KRIS Fea'a-'' ssna ls''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

than IL is 70 the consuming
public .. The HIT assumes a
lot in assuming that II makes
any difference 10 the Wreckers
In an alarmed editorial, the
y. Y. Times suggested that the
Washington dogfghts stop
Urging both sides 10 he A little
gi&e-lHny II listed the Sins
of both sides, hut skipped what
lots Of us know Is the key 10
the trouble II was Repub
Chairman Spangler'S vow when
he got that job The party's aim,
he said, was 10 Kill the New
Deal Is this how?
OUOTATION MARKSMAN-
W SHIP: Matt Weinstock;
The public refused 10 be eye
browbeaten by John l.. Lewis
Samuel Hoffman: Oh. for
those good old square meals
that used 10 produce round fig
ures Gov. of Idaho Bottolf-
sen. On the battlefields of Tu-
nlSla and Guadalcanal, where
bullets whined but men did not
The pride OF dying rich
raises the loudest laugh in He'll
Modern Screen The heart
has no calendar -. Elsie JAMS;
A slap on the back or sock on
the chin are really the same If
your balance is good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Attempt 10 establish A
Il balanced plan of liking
with sufficient sleep tat least
50 hours a~weokJ and adequate
leisure rariOdS "
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-22
Help Kidneys
IF Back Aches

Do You feel older than you are
or suffer from Getting Up Nights,
Backache, Nervousness, Leg Pains,
dizziness, Swollen Ankles, Rheu-
matte Pains, Burning, scanty or
frequent passages? If so, remem-
Der that your kidneys are vital to
YOUR health and that these symp-
toms may be due to non-organic
and non-systemic Kidney ana
Bladder troubles-in such cases
Cystex "a physicians prescription
usually gives prompt and joyous
relief by helping the Kidneys flush
out poisonous excess acids and
wastes. You have everything to
gain and nothing to lose in trying
Cvstex. An iron-clad guarantee
assures a refund of your money
on return of empty package un-
less fully satisfied. Don't delay.
Get Cystex (Siss-tex) from your
druggist today. Only S6c.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-22
In Memory

Jacksonville mOurned it's first
war casualties this week
Lieutenant Simon ROthstein, son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Max ROthstein.
was killed when the plane he was
flying crashed near MOuItrie, Ga.
Leo Davis, son of Mrs. II.
Davis, died from an accident
which occurred at the army camp
where he was training
Both men were under thirty.
Simon died on his twenty-third
olrthday And although we
mourn with the bereaved family
MS passing the glory of dieing
while in flight was the young
leutenants :. Simon often spoke
of the thrill of flying and the
satisfaction he felt with being
able to serve with the army as
pilot . He would have had it
no other way 1t. Simon
Rothstein died in the air in the
service of his country We are
proud he was one of us
Although Leo Davis made his
home in Detroit, in memory he
must be counted JackSOnville's
first war casualty, for his mother,
Mrs. HI. Davis, and his brothers
and sisters have made this city
their home The nature of the
accident which took the young
soldiers life is unknown But
those who knew Leo Davis know
that his only regret would have
been that he could not take one
enemy life as he gave his own
It is the spirit that was Leo's
and Simon's in serving the flag
that is building our powerful
army and it is such courage
as is shown by the families of
Private Davis and Lieutenant
Rothstein in the face of their
passing, that is backing it up and
building its morale
To the family of Lieutenant
Simon ROthstein and Private Leo
Davis we extend our most sincere
regrets And in hOnOring the
memory of their dear ones we
pledge ourselves to intensified war
effort so that we might hasten
the end of death and destruction
and we pledge that we will
do our part in establishing a just
peace that will be a worthy mon
ument to their names.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-22
Another Day
Room, Please

It was a formal letter the
Adolph B. We'll Chapter of B'nai
Birth received: Dear Sirs: AS
Company Commander of Company
"F', 475th ON (Trk) Regiment,
Camp Blanding, Florida, wish to
solicit through your aid of the
B'nai Birth, of which I am a
member of the Savannah Chapter,
in the furnishing of my Company
Day Room. We are a brand new
organization entirely without
Company Funds for this pur-
pose . Anything that might
be done in the nature of furnish
ing us chairs, games, book racks,
ping pong tables, will be greatly
appreciated whether the aid is
large or small. Signed Edwin j.
Mazo, 1st It., ONO"
It was a formal letter, but
Mrs. Philip Selber, who is CO.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-22
Pepper On Intolerance

sOmber note was struck by Senator CLAUDE y. rep
per Of Florida when he said at Buffalo last week ta
tolerance is the rise in America and that Jews W
prepared for resurgence of anSemitism after the wal
IN the very speech he declared, in statement wc
ne must carefully have pOndered since the reaCOm
MN by his colleagues will be instant that the CONGRESS
not now spiritually prepared" to write the peacere
maps both assertions intertwined in significance.
Senator Pepper, of the bravest and pest
spirits in the national legislature feels that Jews % 49,
with this situation have an obligation to understand t
INK between reactionary economics and politics ana
france Senator Pepper may be wrong in ms "E
seems Incredible in view of the travail tnrOugn ~
america is going in increasing measure, that ne can
hight But would be equally wrong for the jewish oooe
entrusted with tasks in these fields to ignore his warnings
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-22

chairman for furnishing Day
Rooms at Camp Banding by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the local
lodge, saw a great deal behind the
lines. She saw the face of the
youthful soldier which peered
through the window of the first
Day Room the auxiliary furnished,
and the envious chances the other
men cast at the men of the Can
non Company who were in possess
sion of that other Day Room COM
plete with furnishings, piano, and
games.
There are over seventy Day
Rooms at Camp Blanding, and
only half of them are furnished.
The Day Room is living space for
the soldier. It is where he can
stretch out and act "at home.
There are no army funds for the
furnishing of the company day
rooms. B'nai Birth together with
other organizations has undertake
en- the equipping of the rooms as