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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

BANNER March "a Anthony beloved
husband ~ Nancy. dear father ~ Lucille
-titsiitvsr Satire Smelly Catherine Asarr-
Jane. Mary and Anthony =. Banner, PVT
FiFst Class L MARINES. Services FROM
r Harold Ling Funeral Home. slj last
Grand blvd, Saturday m
EANER-March q. sarah A beloved wife
Of Stanlev " sister 81 william John.
Thomas Alexander and Ms JAMES Nc
caES. Funeral 4EoH3-A--J, AeiBHes -Chspei,
i.5ft t+5r1r'd==sFe5 SsttIrdaT7 T.
MoCUsKER--Msrch -. 1913 Elizabeth a.
her home 1887 seventeenth St beloved
wife Of Henry McCusker dear mother a
John. Michael Catherine Henry and Joserh
BcCusker. Mrs Elizabeth Larkin. Mrs,
Mary Burns Mrs. Margaret Dessoyr. Mrs..
Annie &trol-- ard Ars- lane Au1rFyr z!zr
tRentvstau4 -gEaadah+!aEaE-sEA-D HA- fsF4si
HeIipn Funeral Mansion. 1910 West Grand
Bivd corner q West Warren. Saturday a
2 clock s.. Leos Church a. $50.
MONLEN-Mabls Mare beloved wife al
Charles W dear mother ~ Lois Marie
daughter ~ Mrs Matilda BasPr sister OBJ
Katherine walters. Eva Bowen. Eunic
Pearson. Mildred LAWYER. Helen Lawie
and Jane Haslrr Services g. FHntfa
Home 81 Ira X HHbbcu S0f7 Kercheval
SATURDAY a. ~ 80 a. U
PoPE-Henry A ,Bnn March %. believe
husband ~ Rose. dear father ~ Mrs
Norma 3 swan and William Pope a. m
.T s. Coast Guard also one Erancchi!4
Funeral from the residence. $500 Frontena
Authony Church ~ 30 Holy Name Societl
Rosary Fricsy ~ SIS g m
r. of 2llO Canton Ave
beloved husband Of Josephine cea'
father u Allen. Iona Raymond and Don
aid Ten brothers and sisters also sur
vIve Funeral services Saturday from
Mailman Funeral Home 3sl East Gran
Blyq A. 30. 81 Charles Church ~ 10
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LADY ELGIN rose gold wrist watch brown
cord band vicinity downtown or Puritan
NorthlaWn osWard University 2-675f.
LOsT-BiIlfold. downtown between City
Han Grand River, containing money.
WORRYING identification papers, pay rreck
stubs Keep money. Townsend 1920.
LOST-Boston bull. brindle white feet,
Chest.-neek female Cali Mtifose 1921
or return 20 22li Sheridan. Reward
LOST-Cocker spaniel mos. old. no tail
name Boots: vicinity Oakland Beaubien'
Hague. s. reward. Trinity 1850.
LOST-Lady Buloya wrist watch Grand
River Oakmsn section. Reward. Gar
field 6929-J.
MANS Elgin wrist watch. leather hand, be
tween Hollywood Theater, Hubbard. Re
ward Lafayette 1873.
RING OF Keys. license tag kFs722 Pleas
-return- to Georgia LnRcAr-2too- st
Reward.
seOTTIE- Feraaie; name ''wendie'': 10
erai reward. Gail Dean oFarreii. Tux
edo 24627.
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Lost and Found

BOX. weighing approximately $50 lbs (war
matera.J. containing drills. box marked
Whitman Barnes Detroit Mich, al
corner 90 Avery and Marquette AYES, Lib
eral reward Long Transpnrtation, @Jol
Beecheg
BoX containing unfinished chtid dresser:
-Eaat- l+t-tAsy--I.lbeEa4- reward, Yet
mont j-l53l
BROWN leather bilfold containing ration
books, drivers license Reward. Joss
Frcdro. TWlnbrpok 2.loji.
BROWN wallet on West Jefferson bus ss22
West jefferson. Ninewood l-5J25.
DOG-Bsck curly back. iron, feet. breast
white White TIPPED tan. BUDDY LID
era reward. Madison 1925
FIVE-MOSTH-O OLD male puppy. black,
white Collie type Reward. 1853 Long
acre. Vermont 1883.
GOLD bracelet win three zircous. north.
west section. Keepsake from husband
overseas Reward. REdford o4l5.
LADYS Buloya vristwstoh. rose gold m
sCYpti0n on hack. Vicinity Livernois-
Fort Reward Vinew0od 1922.
LApY'S black shoes, on Woodmere car, or
downtown Reward Glendale 0270.
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incs n the blk Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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DIVORCES

Gertrude Y Winslow from Ray A.
virgil 9 Greed from Katie.
Grace Juett from Frank
Catherine Allen from William 4 ,en
Lois p Youui> from Rex \
Norma w Powers from william p
.l.Gnssiaua- Mar from l,s@a-9.l----=--
Fiiien NJ Barclay from Si1ney J.
Rosetta Garvey from Nellie.
John Below from Sfil3e
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from anybody else It's veyy necessary for
tie-any kind of all felt embarrassed in there
without one"
"Oh, darling" the young said you mustn't be
unhappy"
I'm not unhappy" Spangler said q" JUST don't Ike the
idea of nv needing to think have be different from
other people, Just heczuye they happened 10 have been
born into world different from mine"
you perfectly charming the young woman said,
and everybody liked YOU.
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nLANA Sized and Thomas Spanger were walking
IL in the garden before dinner. Suddenly he stopped
and looked az the young She returned his glance
with strange seriousness kind of pathetic defiance, the
proud and heabreakng defiance of those Who know they
are being taken for fools when in reality they not fools
at all Very seriously and with touch of sadness Spanger
took the young woman in his and touched his lips
her eyes, and then her nose and then for long time
TO her lips
q don't suppose people ever get 70 know one another
DRAWING, copyright 1913 by XII
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Death lotlreS

ARTuAN March Is. Henry F. husband
of c Jeanne father of Dean sad CAL.
brother Of Mrs Catherine Eunnnld, Mrs.
William George Weber and William r
hftrnAn. Funeral from william sullivan
ard Son Funeral Home. 70j West First
street ROYAL Oak SATURDAY a. M
and al ShEias ef the-I4tt4e y la'reF- ~ g "a
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he said quietly spend lot of time correcting the mis-
takes make about people don't know" He kissed her
again. Il like your friends" he said"theyre different all
right but Just Hte different. don't suppose you could
find me tie, could you"
why. of course darling" the young woman said, 'bu,
you don't bdve tie"
Il ue,n Spangler said Il like people-ah
kinds Of people-every kind there s-especlally you"
but it really isn't necessary ne Diana said
Listen" Spanglef SAID Il don, have TO be different
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INSULATION

ROCK WOOL blown IN walls. attic. saves
fuel, comfort. Ti. 4-s36O. Ewes. RE. 4ls5.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshal! Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 r JEFFERSON. FITZRoY 2l1s-79
J. SUTTON SON
4l47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5lOo
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Yeah" Spangler said. q can't understand why you
haven't married one Of those guys
Il don't love of them darling" the Young woman
said 81" love YOU Oh love every one of them Of course
they're ait perfect darng but don't ove them because
love you"
Well Spangler said Il love you, ses'" Tie kissed
the young woman again. Now please get ne" he
said and lets 20 back into the house want to your
father"
tContnued tomorrow
g.,
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WHILE LEARNING MILLINERY
DESIGNING. BRENNAN :, iss BA6EEf
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ings IN the Big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

ROLLER sksting nightly except Tuesday
saturday dancing SATURDAY. wrestling
TUESDAYS Windsor Arena, 572 McDougan
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
MATTREss RtNONATING

A DEFENSE against high prices. Have
Your mattress renovated. Miller. se0S
kcgcheval Len0x 1921.
MATTRESS renoyating, iunersprng mat
treFS reasonable, quality Workmanship
guaranteed Hadlcy. Randolph 6O09.
MATTRESSES renovated ike new posi-
lively guaranteed. star Mattress Co.
HJGarfh 1850
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDlOS--Advertisin displays
fosters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
~ A -gur~.1 gfTA
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ErRNACE CIEANINa AND REPAIRiNG
OASIS. MTDICAL. INnUsTRIAL

FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged in
stalled new. used parts. reasonable.
2OsS Eigh,- Mile road TO s-et6T
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MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
PAINTING AND DECORATING

ORCHESTRA playing all occasions. "Cls
erce Carlisle 627 East Adams. CLiffo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Al DUsTLEss sanding. finishing; better
materials. own power, reasonable
owe gOSl
Al SANDING. waxing, refuIshing. Rea-
senah.e rates FREQ estimates 90 Ed
wards TOVnsen1 s-2l7i
a. SANDING. rehnshing Free estimates
Guaranteed workmanship. Quick service
Plaza 93Ql
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GAS RANGE SERVICE AND REPAIR

ACETYLESE. .ONY GEN MEDICAL
GASES wall Chemicals Division.
IA 1890. Ia 6lSo.
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IcE sKArI>G-wI>n>oR

Gas RANCE repairs tan makesI--tioo'
-on SgtT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Al PAPER HANGING s.. kalsomining and
painting. immediate service anytime.
Temple Z-O11q
ATTENTION Decorate sidewalks. ceilings.
paper included s. 90 complete room. Ho-
gartn 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
PI.ASTERING
PLUMBING A>D HEATING


Any kgi plumbing. heating installed. Re
paired ry master plumber TO S.jV3i
SO uI8GING. so MISS sewers drains
cleaned. electric machine. finest equip
mont Oregon g4}s
Pill NBiNt nra's- ft.a.rs. alterations
ETA terms First-c.ass worAmans hlp
Ar 77ff
PLUMBING HFtTINC Installed re-
paired rcmuGelct. "a months 90 pay
no 52b7
SEWERS dug. crooks replaced Guaran-
tsod workmanship Days nights. sun
DAYS TF i-0T3i.
SINKS CLEANED s.. sewers cleaned
electrically free pump service Trinity
i-taIp
Sinks cleaned - Expert 2I-hr sewei
service. Duke TW l-7t67
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section
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FLnnR sANnING. MANING. I'D.

ELECTRIC supplies. light fixtures huor'
cents Rays. iO163 Grsuot Pr. y.
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BRICK. CEMENT, sTuCco BASEMENT

AL CEMENT work Specializing IN garage
doors. driyeways Guar. workmanship
quality FLA terms West side. IN 5-soJ6
lCFNENT work side drives. garage Aanrs
guaranteed tree estimates MErrhF 5H't
ICHIMNEYS buGt repaired hOuseraisirE.
repusting: cement work; reasonable.
rWinbrook 2-o0a4
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DEATHS

nafesrs' Mcsorlsy, it7f Harding 81
Sfls.u Lester EAstrsl 1907 Whitrey =
Walter J WnsN Jr. 1891 Crescentwo1d
East Detroit. .
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BrILnI>G ALTrRATIONs
CLEANER>-rICKUP. DELIVERY
ELECTRICAL SUrrIES

HAVE your SPRING cleaniue done DON
wait Famous Cleaners Columbia I'LL
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13

the mound against the en-
emy, tomorrow afternoon and
his ardent and many supporters
are banking on him to repeat
his winning performance of
July 18th.
Indications are hither and yon,
however, that Pitcher Mccoy will
have to be better than he was
against the Biggs Field nine last
Sunday afternoon, when he was
touched for quite number of hits
and several runs, before he retired
to the outfield Gin the seventh in
ning) and from that vantage point
watched a newcomer, one McNdorris,
manage to carry the SCU-ers to
their 18th triumph of the season.
Pitcher Mccoy is top notch
hurler, but all top notch hurlers
have their "off" days. Mccoy was
not exactly "off" last Sunday against
Biggs Field, neither was he definite
ly ON And it would seem that he
will have to be definitely ION" when
he begins to work on the Divisions
batterS tomorrow afternoon.
The lend support to the above
contention, many of Fort Hua-
chuca'S fans, even those who always
root for the Sou nine, point to the
fact that on the afternoon (JuIy
18th) that Mccoy defeated the All
Stars of the 92nd Division by a
score of Z runs to l, the latter had
not played together as a team be-t
fore that day, and that, in the
they have won several
victories, including one (score 5
runs to - against Biggs Field.
Anyway, tomorrow's SOU -92nd
Division game should be a hum
dinger and the stands at Rube
Foster Field should be packed solid
from top to bottom and back again.
Post Commander, Colonel Edwin
N. Hardy has invited the public
from all areas surrounding Fort
Huachuca to attend tomorrow's
epic game at Rube Foster Field,
and he has extended his invita-
ton to include all the future ath-
letic contests involving the Service
Commands personnel.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Lakeside Officers
Win Another Come
Defeat Phelps Dodge Softball-
ers 8 to q In Downpour

With the crash of thunder in
their ears, and with rain pelting
down and lightning zigzagging
across the skies, the Officers of
Lakeside Club recently defeated a
team of softballers representing
Phelps Dodge of Bisbee by a score
of 8 runs to 4.
The game was played at Fort
Huachuca.
Captain John Smith CVC) and
End 1t. Melton Rudnick (AUS)
homered, making things complete
ly easy for End Lit. Titus Blaga
(AUS) who produced a four hit
performance.
The Officers of the Lakeside
Club, having conquered practically
every softball team in sight, includ-
ing the officers of Davis Monthan
and Douglas Air Bases, are looking
for new and harder worlds to con-
quer. They are waiting for chal-
lenges
The lineups follow:
Lakeside Officers = Smith, 3b;
Landolt, SIS; Blaga, p; Lamoure, CT;
Beckhanhauer, C; Poage, 1b: Rud-
mich, 2b; Stewart, S-cf; Mackie, If;
Fury rf.
Phelps Dodge-McDaniels, s-cf;
Nadolski, SIS; Byrnes, p; O'Leary, 1b;
Smith, 3b; Ralph, C; Byrd, If; Per-
nell, rf; Lewis, 2b; Kenaugh, CT.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Should Practice, Maybe

A new member Of a golf club was
led to the first tee. Surrounded by
grinning spectators he teed off and.
with an almost miraculous drive.
landed the ball in the first hole.
Noticing no sign of anything from
his watchers, who were in fact struck
speechless by this feat, he marched
off to the second tee. Taking his
stance he again drove the ball, and
again it went into the cup.
Waving his club as though in
near disappointment he said, Gosh.
I sure thought I'd missed it that
time.
Exchange.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
ToOpen Golf
Course Sunday
Colonel Hardy VIII Drive First
Ball At 10 a. m.

Officially opening Fort Huachaca's s
new, and first golf course, Post
Commander, Colonel Edwin N.
Hardy next Sunday morning (Au-
gust 15th) will drive a spanking
new ball down the first fairway at
10 o'clock.
In recognition of the epic event,
there will be some music, and many
devotees Of the Ancient and Royal
Game" which is some 600 years
old, are certain to be on hand Off
the official opening of Fort Hua-
chuca's first golf course.
Colonel Hardy, after driving from
the first tee of the new course,
will continue in a foursome, which
will include Joseph L. Brooks, Di-
rector OF Supply and Service, Lieut..
Colonel Ira Paftin, Post Inspector
General, and Post Public Relations
Officer, 1st 1t. Michael H. F. Ma
honey. This foursome will be di-
vided into sides" and will play an
official match.
After the official foursome leaves
the first tee the course will be open
for play
To Post Engineer, Major Arthur
E. Scroggs, and one of his aides,
1st Lieut.. R. A Brobeck, the lat
ter star golfer from Seattle, Wash
ington, should go much of the credit
for the rapid building of the new
course, which measures $500 yards
and has par of Sc. The building
of a golf course is an exacting and
lengthy job, but, brushing aside
many difficulties, Major Scroggs
and 1t Brobeck will present to
Colonel Hardy and the golfing pub
lie of Fort Huachuca a high class
layout, with grass fairways, well
rolled; greens made of sand and
elevated tees.
The hole by hole yardage and
par for each hole follows:
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Baseball Sunday p. M.

SOU and Nogales will meet in
a return baseball game on the
Posts diamond at 2::30 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, August 18th.
SOUS nine defeated the No
gales Internationals on the lat
ter's diamond, in Sonora, Mexico,
on the afternoon of July 4th. The
score was 8 runs to 2, and Private
Alexander Newkirk, now on duty
elsewhere, was the winning pitch
er.
Private first class, McMorris, a
newcomer to the roster of the
SOU club, will likely start the
game against Nogales.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
S. c. u. Team And 92nd
To Meet Tomorrow Pm.
Pvt Walter Mccoy Ace Pitcher To Make 1t Two Straight
First Was ITO

Flushed with pardonabe pride having won straight
games with ties to place daub the clean slate the Ser
vice Command nine afternoon Saturday will meet
the All Stars OF the 9Znd Division the Rube Foster Memorial
Field me is scheduled underway 23O o'clock
Private Walter Mccoy, hurer of the Sou nine and
winner the All Stars of the 92nd July 8h after
the Rube Foster Memorial Field dedicated will take
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Joins Up!

Latest Big Lacquer to join the COL
ors is Aldon Wilkie, Pittsburgh Pi-
rates pitcher, who was inducted
into the Army at Portland, Ore.
recently. Latest Big Leaguers to be
rejected by the Army are Clyde
Bum KneeS) Klutz, Braves catch
er; and Skeeter Dad Cams Webb.
Red SoX infielder The induction
of Johnny Vandermeer, fireball Gin
cinnati southpaw, has been delayed
until mid-August.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13

NGCSOy ala not return 10 the
mound for the remainder of the
game, going to the outfield,
where he remained until the last
out of the contest. Before the
sixth inning Mccoy was hit, in
places, one of them being a GER
tain home run but for the fact that
the hitter failed to touch second
base; returned, and then was forced
to be satisfied with a three Dagger
Mccoy was relieved by a new
conner, a right-hander, whose name
is McMorris. McAGorris did not show
much, but sensational support, in
spots, saved his debut from rout.
Despite its win over the hapless
Biggs Field nine, the SOU team did
not increase its worth in the minds
of the fans who realize that one
Of these afternoons an alert, hard
fighting team will come along and
"bang" will go the unbeaten string
of contests.
Sou, as team, did not function
very well last Sunday and had the
visitors been able to cash in on the
errors of the home team the result
might have been quite different.
Biggs Field looked like one of
the most befuddled teams that SOU
has met this season, and yet the
visitors matched the home team
in hits, in number, but, alas
for them-the members of the Biggs
Field team made 8 errors Gas did
SCUD. In addition, the Biggs nine
was guilty Of some very loose" base
running, and the pitcher did not
even begin to know how to hold
base runners close to the bags.
Boiled down, SOUS team must
play better ball than it did last
Sunday against Biggs, if the All
Stars of the 92nd Division are to
be beaten on Rube Foster Field
tomorrow afternoon, and if the No
gales Internationals, who meet Sou
on the Posts diamond next Sunday
august 15th) afternoon, are to go
back to Mexico with the short end
of the score.
McMorris, as he pitched last Sun
Gay, will hardly do for either of our
weekend contests. Therefore, it be-
hooves the coaching staff of the
sou team to work hard, mentally
and physically, in the meantime.
And SOUS rooters had better keep
their fingers crossed, all of them
with the thumbs thrown in, for good
measure.
Sgt. Albert Young, who is cap
tain of the Sou team, recently re-
turned to the Post and to his posi-
ton at short stop. Sgt. Young is a
pretty fine leader and his presence
ADDS much to the general all around
playing.
The hneups and box score fol-
low:
Biggs Field
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
18th Term" For joel?

Sgt. Joe Louis Barrow recently
celebrated his sixth year as heavy
weight champion of the world. Louis
won the crown from James j. Brad
dock June %, 1887, in Chicago. The
fifteenth world heavyweight king,
Joe was 20 years old in May, 1943.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
NOTICE!

Golfers and golf fans, come to
see the dedication ceremonies of
Fort Huachuca's new golf course.
Place-near Fry gate.
Time-10 A. M.
Day-Sunday august 15th).
Bring your clubs and enjoy a
round Of golf on the first course
Fort Huachuca has ever had.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
Disappointed

Pvt. Barney Eweu, former Penn
State national sprint champ, was
shut out in the championship meet
recently held in Pennsylvania in
both sprints and broad jump.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-13
a.
R : -
Doings In The Sport World.
sc. U. "9" Unimpressive
Against Biggs Field Club
Home Team Wins But Form Disappoints Fans Hard
Ahead

Last Sunday the Service Command unbeaten baseball
add another its string bringing the total for
the " straight games with losses and ties
its calendar
Sundays victory gained the of team from
Biggs Field, FL Paso, Texas. The 5.
Pvt Walter Mccoy, pitcher for SCU had a rocky time
of the sixth inning when gave up hits and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
One Word Led ID Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER

Why the Opera CHo@- Audience Does Acting
What is the Intoxicating motif of the Metropolitan
Opera that makes doWagcr empress thumb her classical
beezer at a news photographer?
What is the exhilaratng power of Verdi and Bizet
that prominent architect and society dude to
stand on his noggin IN the foyer?
What is the narcotic influence Of Carmen that
motivates Park princess to leave her four
thousand smacker mink coat a seat while she
strutters for a swagger in the smoking room?
While her back turned the mink disappeared
like it still alive Remember I'm not trying TO
discover who gave her the doman I'm trying to find out
why she left it there unprotected as egg on the
farm
The Metropolitan Opera launchings have cracked
many bottle Of champagne But that IS not the real
reason why fur trapper deserts her winters catch,
society digs her schnozzle at news reel and a
cotillon leader dumps his own apple cart
The overpowering volume of the orchestrated dis
cords is not the reason. The real is dis
covered than 80 years ago This is It. The audi
acts more than the actors. The audience talks
louder than the singers below said then that the seats
could be turned around the audience could look at
themselves instead of az the stage.
The mark of a su1fcssful season of grand opera IS
that everybody arrives Tate and leaves early The rest of
the time is consumed by lntemissions
rs E.nr
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MAJOR Idle tSEIVHsHeSEAY

fed by the Industrial Services
branch, does a constructive Serv-
ice by debunking the strange
idea that our colossal supply
problem could conceivably be
solved entirely by air transport.
The picture, entitled. War
Department r port demon
Stratcs conclusvely IN diagrams
and figures that--in maintaining
millions of men scattered all
over the aviation cannot
substitute ships, railroads and
trucks. To do that, the whole
transport job by air would re-
quire aviation Of astronomical
proportions and would be in
credibly wasteful.
Our Air Transport Command
has done a magnificent piece Of
work, under the most difficult
conditions. Its achievement can
scarcely be overpraiSed. 1t has
supplemented the surface supply
methods on vital items and
brid ( d distances at points
where surface routes are un-
available. and has become an
indispensable adjunct Again
and again it turned looming de-
feat into victory.