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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Escaped Slayer
Of Sweetheart
Still al Large

Harold Gustafson o2-ye ear-old
principal in the sensational slay-
ing two years ago Of his married
sweetheart, Mrs Mary Dcvcroaux.
remained AZ large today after his
escape Tuesday from Iona State
Prison. where hc was serving 3 10
Is years. William Williamson.
Dearborn autom o b lie thIrI
escaped with him.
According 10 Warden Joel
Moore the two men were TRUSTEES
and were working in the yard of
a guard lieutenant Tuesday when
they walked Off They stole a
farmers automobile three miles
west OF Iona and although Dc
troit and state police were noti-
fed no further trace of them mas
been found
Asked whether il is customary
10 make TRUSTEES of prisoners who
arc serving time for homicide, The
warden replied
"Oh. yes, there's nothing
unusual about that
Both men he added would
have been eligible for parole IN
December and Williamson had
been told that he was acceptable
10 the army for military duty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Extend Auto
LicenSeHOurS

EXtra-hour shifts Will go into
effect in auto license branches
throughout the Detroit area 10
meet the expected rush by 10000
motorists who have failed 70 OBJ
tain full-year tags. The deadline
is next Tuesday Herman II. Dig
nan, secretary Of state, said today.
The license offices Will be open
from $50 a. m. until 9 p. m, be-
ginning today, DIgnan said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

THE FBI will furnish ( h e
countess with cigarets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Production Resumes
AT Struck Air PIdnt

J1fiiT-rffs7if. ? s- ffa-r-7-tt--...-- = q ?
ttPl-War planes We're produced
again ~ Tho Brewster AcIonau'I.
ri corp. plant Today - T. 900
employees returned 20 their i0hs
after Il four.dav strike prcc.p.-
tatcd hy the military arrest of
four plant guards
The guards, members ~ 'ho
coast guard reserved temporary.
remained In custody ~ tho phla-
dolphia Navy Yard While Is other
guards We're released
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii Aug
q Chief Sound San Donald l.
Still>on. Constantine. Mich. a
submarine CreWnan in the Pa
cifc thcsfer has been presented
the silver star for gallantry IN
action by Admiral Chester W.
NIultl. commander IN chief of
the Pacific fleet, II was announced
'r4at
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Women Loyal
To Countess

In the year end a half the "Coun-
tess Grace Buchanan-Dineon
worked here as A Nazi spy, she
eXuded so much charm over scores
Of Detroit clubwomen 10 whom
she lectured that they remain
enamOred.
Several have telephoned John
BuGaS head OF the FBI here, 10
ask If they might send gifts to
the countess.
THE countess Il chain
smoker" one of them said. DO
YOU think we would he permit
ted 10 send her cigaretS ."
Another who owns a bottle of
the countess pet cologne asked
If she might send the perfume 70
her friend
Others called to ask II they
could see their Cansdlan-born,
European-bred friend
To all Of which Bugas says no
Explained Detroit's No. l
Oman.
THE FBI will furnish the
countess with cigarets."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
'Corn-Trimming' Knife
Costs 2-M. Probation

A three and a quarter inch
knife which he claimed he carried
70 trim his corns today brought
Clauzell Gail, 10. of 1920 Abbott,
two years probation from Record
erS Judge ellis.
Arrested June IS when he
pulled the knife on a plant guard
at the Bohn Aluminium Co.,. Gail
told the court that after having
gone to get his pay a day ahead
Of time and having been refused,
he became a little angry"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

of Germany and Italians were
suspects. Now, because of her
marriage To me, my wife i a
German citizen and a suspected
enemy OF the United states.
Briefly Non Noltke discussed
other personal details. all prcli-
ouSly reported He clarified
finally. the confusion over names
and ages Of ms four sons They
are Joachim 2l Eycr' Is, Hem
rich, IL and llenning 9.
Joachim and Heinrich arc In
Europe Joachim former ardent
Boy Scout and Wayne CnIver-
slty freshman, IS reported by the
FBI 70 be an officer IN the Ger
man army.
Il know nothing ~ that"
Won M0ltke said Il have not
heard from the boys in a year
and a half. II may be"
Won NOTIFIES STATEMENT
As he rose 20 20. he nodded
toward the statement he had
delivered
II hope you can print that"
Ne said
The statement
"On the morning Of Tuesday,
Aug -. Mrs. Won Moltke was
taken into custody. and my
presence was requested al the
office of the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation 10 aid their in
Nestigation of the present spy
expose. gave what help
could and spent the entire day
assisting Ia the best Of my
ability.
when I returned home that
evening, was, of course,
mentally distressed and phySi-
Cally fatigued and. when news
paper reporters sought an inter-
view with me at , o'clock IN
the morning on Wednesday. I
fear ! was little more ahrupt
than I should have been. and.
for this reason. want 10 eN-
tend my apologies 10 the De-
troit press and 10 the citizens
Of Detroit whom the press was
serving.
"If l can he Of service 10 the
citizens of this city or 10 the
press, I VIII be glad 10 make
whatever amends I can for my
conduct, and assure them that
whatever information ! have is
available 10 them.
NOT HELD A. SPY
AT the moment. do not
know what Information can
possibly convey. ! do wish TO
point out. however. that Mrs.
Won Moltke Is not accused ~
either sabotage or espionage.
and Is merely being detained as
an enemy alien. am confident
that the investigation will dis
close neither evil intent or evil
actions innocently done. Both
she and i will cooperate whole
heartedlv I'm every way possible.
THE Detroit press has, I am
sure, innOcentlN conveyed an
erroneous impression 10 the
people Of Detroit. Nv wife was
repeatedly referred 10 a. the
Countess Won Moltkc. and the
person most seriously implicated
In the present Investigation il
the Countess Buchanan-D -Dineen.
I'm order 10 avoid confusion
which might otherwise he pres
emf. my -Wifc and -I-llaIIId
appreciate IL greatly II Mrs.
Won Moltke were referred 10 bv
that name, A. that iS the name
she has used since she arrived
In the United States. y
Neither my wife or I feel
that We are I'm any way respon-
slble for an accident of birth
which made us count and
countess and We have re-
peatedIy repudiated the title"
n. Won MOLTKE.
The Detroit Times has far
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

pig much Jess than the two years
aScr'hcG 70 his f0intiy- owned
porkor by the nudge
Freeman explained that il was
about Two wears ago that Dr.
GooG>cll paid s. for a pig but it
was understood that the pig 10
be turned over 20 him was To-
come from 2 subsequent crop.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
MIR Won NOIfIxe Regrets
His .UncOurlIy' Manners
BY MILTON MURRAY

The thin gray man In the seer.
sucker suit stood patiently at the
editorial room entrance until he
caught the receptionists eye.
For two days he had waged a
bitter game Of hide and seek with
newSpapermen The game hac
included slammed doors, banged
telephone receivers and bruSquC
rcfuSals of comment. There had
been one frigid, unsatisfactory
interview
Now, the quarry had turned
hunter.
II am Heinrich Won Moltke."
he said. II would like To see
the editor or one OF your
reporters"
SUSPENDED FROM JOB
Usually two-day-old story
has been worn thin and savorless
but not this one in which Vor
Moltke. German language in.
Structor at Wayne University
had been suspended from his iot
and his wife, Mariana Fabris
Won Moltke, jailed as an enemy
alien.
Mrs Won Moltke's arrest and
mat OF second alien woman
conceded with roundup Of four
spy suspects headed by CLAM
OTOuS countess. Both Mrs NOn
Moltkc and the other alien
woman. Mrs. Emma Leonhardt
were acquainted with ono or more
~ The SPY suspects and Mrs
Leonhardt was rcputcd by the
FBI 20 have made her home their
headquarters for social get
TOEcTNcTS.
And Mrs. Won Mol'ke. both in
hcr own night As daughter OF
Italian nobility and by virtue OF
her marriage 10 Won Moltke.
grandson of Frederick Won Mol,ke
who acted as minister of war
under Germsnys Bismarck, was
4 countess.
PRESENTS STATEMENT
Certainly another talk with
Won Moitkc might prove produc-
tive.
Stftv he handed over 4 single
sheet Of typed copy
II have statement for pub
liCation." bee said
The statement itself was unique
Il began with an apology for his
treatment OF the reporters who
had pursued him and included a
request that neither he nor his
wife be gwen their titles.
ff7r1TT1-1- =, r--t- itt1'tff- dr.
ClSs The statement and in that
discussion produced a new story
strange he said that my
wife is again an enemy alien.
She was, YOU know, In the first
war-an enemy alieR-in Ger
many. There she was required
TO report regularly To police in
Berlin. She had gone there
with her father. an Italian
architect, and engineer.
Then. Italy was the enemy
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
By CHARLES GENTRY

SINCE THE major part Of thls
o-c-,-s ,orforr7qrrrS ry the
ri. - .....,.,.-,. ,,,,l
1'''S''.. '-'-''.
oeer devoted lo repeats 'i o.''''
inEs we have prey .uls.y reviewed.
so Hsyfrf /argr nluA fa The Cas>
to.nay critical cal. uui. yostrr-
Cav evening A. Patience.
This I> ttr Hr>f tW0 thr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
All in the Family

ALTHOUGH HE-c7HH play the
role that was written for hum IN
"The Story of Or. WaSScll
De Miles discovery Robert Pres
ton, now a lieutenant IN the army
air forces. Will be represented IN
The De Mile picture by his wife
Catherine Craig, She has just
been cast in a choice role of the
film. which stars Gary Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Odd Canine Taste Say II With Music

SACRED, POPULAR and
operate music, as sung by Bing
Crosby and Rise Stevens, will all
be included in the scene Of Leo
McCarey's Paramount production,
Going Nv WaN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Patience Amusing Opera at CaSS

mechanical difficulties have
caused them 10 cancel the Canada
engagement and take an extra
day here preparing lighting and
stage equipment for this show
which viii start a NeW York run
shortly after ITS stay here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

LOVELY YOUNG Gail Russell,
who steps into screen big time in
The UNLIMITED, ." owns a dog
named Hank He is a combination
of dachshound and cocker spaniel
and he has a distressing taste
for newspapers. Unless carefully
watched he chews up all her press
.fLnI.Llnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
to CRY

CRY-EXPERT olivia de Hayil.
land. who bawls her head off in
Princess O'Rourke," says not tc
overdo the tears. A good sob and
a tremulous sigh are worth a
hundred drops of studio tear
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Out of II

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND was
left out in the cold in a conversa-
ton on the set of Princess
O'Rourke' in which every one
eulogized his home town. Her
birthplace is Tokyo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Only Temporary

so BECOMING is the red gold
wig that Joan Fontaine wears for
her role in "Frenchman'S Creek"
her friends are urging her 10 turn
redhead permanently. But she
won't. Her hush and. Briane
Aherne, no likee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
THE DETROIT TIMES

Partridge deliver this Smarting
smack az dIlctianusm with such
ienov that they leave YOU rolling
n The a.sIc~
Patience vu bc followed boy
Go08o.or> th,s evening and q
Ut-t mrtatWmgc of "Ieomer OF
NE Gaad Saturday afternoon,
with Tho Nkado bringing their
Ncr, successful two weeks 20 a
clos. Hrre SATURDAY night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
CORNELL DAY LATER

Arr4po, |al event, coming 10
.tg Ca-e. We received wire to-
d.N stating that Katharine Cor
H.II and her company would not
ao.g the world premiere of the
new Dodie Smith play Lovers
aHd Friends, ilcfr untti TUESDAY
evening. Nov p.
Originally TO- play was to- have
opened Monday night after a
Meek tHY-etii ia Toronto, but
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
CESSPOOLS
LOST. FOUND. ESTKAY
POST-PRESS LOST
81 FOUND SERVICE

& FOUND SERVICE
If you have found lost pet or
article phone Miss Catherine
at the Post-FreSs Lost and
Found" Department. She keeps
an accurate and complete rec
ord of lost and found articles
and will gladly check her files,
without charge or obligation,
to assist you in finding the
rightful owner. For direct SER
vice or to order your Lost and
Found" ad
PHONE 300
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
DR.. Laughs Off
SteriIity Rumor
WASHINGTON, March 17-U

WASHINGTON, March 17.-UP)
Laughing off the rumor that
welding machines may cause steril-
ity, DR.. Philip Drinker of Harvard
college, said today that it would
take an X-ray of over 100000 volts
to produce such an effect. A weld
ing machine operates on only 25 to
so volts.
Drinker, chief health consultant
for the Maritime Commission and
the Navy Department, reassured
100000 welders in shipyards and
factories that any fears of occu-
pational sterility were baseless, and
the rumors-reportedly originating
in San Francisco-that welders
might lose their fertility from
voltage when welding arcs were
without foundation.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
PHONE 300
2-Personals. SPECIAL Notices

MASSEUSE from Los Angeles now
:, located in FL Centre, would like
a few patients. Treatments reas-
enable. Phone 318W. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

LARGE ROOM, private entrance
hot and cold water. 534 Olive. 3-2C
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
I8-Counfry Property Sale

FOR SALE-16O acres $4,000. Ideal
for flax or alfalfa. Easy terms.
w. T. Fugate, 795 Main. Phone
474. 3-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
28-FARM PRODUCES
29-LIVESTOCK


AUCTION
c o M PLE ETE LIQUIDATION of
Morrison Estate at Beaumont, Cal
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 10 A. M
Drive East from Beaumont l mi.
on HiWay SO to Highland Springs
Rd, then South IL mi
Registered Percheron mares,
l with colt; registered stallion.
Carino Royal; PercheronS with
out papers, all of very fine STOCK
and pedigree.
l6 purebred Berkshire hogs, papers
lost by fire.
10 mixed cattle.
AlliS Chalmers HD-7 Diesel with
l400 hrs. anG / yr. old, 1888 dual
wheel flat-rack Chevrolet truck;
4-bottom and 3-bottom 10 In.
Massey-Harris plows, discs, spring
tooth harroWs, grain drills, freS-
nos, other articles
COL. II. J. Caldwell,
Auctioneer
800 E. A ST., Ontario Pm. 6l2-l06
$40
A FEW CORN FED HOGS. Joe
Burch. l mi. So. OF McCabe. $40
FOR SALE-38 head OF high test
ing heavy producing young dairy
Holsteins and GucrnseyB.
w. Abuchrrli. mi No. O( Holt
vile CITY Limits, mi. W. Phone
A 87l8R3 HOltyille. J-l1
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
Irish Official Hits
Shameless Loving

BELFAST, March II. - tUP)-
The shameless lovemaking OF
United States soldiers and Belfast
girls in the blacked-out streets OF
this city should be stopped, Police
Magistrate John Campbell said to-
day. He proposed a joint cleanup
by police and the army. Mean
time, strengthened patrols of So
cial workers were at work on the
matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

'8-Country property for Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
DEATH = FUNERAL
NOTICES

ROLLS, Charles, 10, died Monday
in an FL Centre hospital. Son of
Mrs. Mary Rolls of Imperial. Fun
eral services at the Lemons Chap
el in Ell Centro, 10 am. Thursday.
Burial Evergreen Cemetery. 3-1S
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

FOR SALE-ApproX. 40 acres, l mi.
north, l mi. east Imperial. E y
of E y, Blk 148. Lot Is, R IA
Grow any crop. Planted to flax.
Sold subject to lease. owners 4
yours-$3500 cash or consider
trade San Fernando Valley, L. A.
or? Mrs. j. H. Grunze, 427 So.
Griffith Park DR., Burbank. 3-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
Allies Concentrate
On Mareth Forts

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, North
Africa, March II. tUP)-PlaneS OF
the British Eighth Army are Sys-
tematically battering the Mareth
line and other Allied pilots have
made a heavy attack on the Axis
base of Gabes in what appears to
be the first moves in an al-out
offensive against Marshal Erwin
RommelS Afrika KorpS.
allied and Axis radios agreed
that the Eighth army was about to
start an assault. The German-con-
trolled Paris radio said a large
scale offensive was imminent and
added that troop movements had
been observed at the Eighth armys
poSitionS)
MAKE ATTACK
North of the Eighth army posi-
tionS Allied patrols penetrated to
within three miles of GafSa, big
Axis base i'll the South-central sec
tor and we're in position to men
ace the Germans by moving east
ward and closing the bottleneck at
GabeS.
The air attack on Gabes was
made on the night of March 15-16,
an Allied headquarters communi-
que said. Roads, an airfield and the
railroad line were the prime tar
gets. British Bisley bombers ranged
in and out of the GabeS area and
hits were seen on the railway and
highway installations.
American Flying Fortresses and
P-38 Lightnings flew out over the
waters between Tunisia and Sicily
to strike at RommePs sea communi-
cations. Three barges were set afire.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
NEW BOOKS
Books Released by Library
FICTION

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Congo Song, Stuart Clocte; MY
Gun Is ny Law, Will Ermine; Ter
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Modern Catholic Short Stories, Sis
ter Mariella Gable.
NON-FICTION
Our New Army, Marshall An
drcWs; Voices of History; There Go
the Ships, Robert Carse; The Meth
erlands Indies and the United
States, Rupert Emerson; Stories OF
Our National Songs, William j.
Hart; Principles of Radio, Keith
Henney; Love Against Hate, DR..
Karl Menninger; Master Homecraft
Projects, c.. A. Raeth; Green Fire,
Peter Rainier; Greenland, Villjal-
mur StefanSson; Make This the
Last War, Michael Straight; Salute
to Valor, Linton Wells; The Rus
slams, Albert Williams.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
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32-USED CARS
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

ROOM FOR RENT-Lady only.
Nice location. Inquire $50 He'll
3-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

A LARGE AIRY ROOM for one or
two gentlemen only. Inquire 1856
Olive. 3-19
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

WANTED TO BUY-Electric refri-
gerator. Tel l730J or call at 1913
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17
SPANIARDS GO TO REICH

LONDON, March II. CUP)-Nazi
Radio Vichy reported from Bar
cclona today that 300 Spanish
workers LETT yesterday tor Ger
many.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-17

FOR SALE-40 acres, 8 miles south
west of Ell Centre; Il. miles west
of Lyons Crossing No alkali, fer
tile. Immediate possession. Write
owner. V. Helmer, Cen Del. los
Angeles, Cali. a-1G
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-08
RED ARMY IN ADVANCE
 ABOVE KIEy

LONDON, Nov. 3.-(AP)-rhe Red Army s rolling swiftly to- ward the Roumanian border after taking the vital rail junction of FasAov,. 35 miles Southwast of captured Kiev, thus snapping the principal rail link between the German forces in the northern Ukraine, where the Nazis are still battling at Krivoi Rog.
 A reuters dispatch from Mos COW said, the Russians had all ready driven 10 miles beyond FaSto", and were engaged in heavy fighting with .Nazi arm ored reserves which were rushed to breech the mighty push which was moving along at I speed of about A miles day and threat ened to crunbla the Nazl resist ance In the Dnlepar Bend, and raised the possibility of trapping a huge number of beteaguered Germans.
 Seizing tratntoad of undMu- aged German equipment at Fast ov. whose capture was hailed in Mowew by t24 gun salVos, Rus sian tank and infantry units also are reported 10 nave swept up 70 towns and villages As .hay lunged toward Rouman8.
 The Nazl satellite, StalLn said Saturday, ats anxious to find a way out"
 The war III the Crimea, far to the southeast, the Russians say they have killed thousands of Germans, who were repeatedly counter attacking their bridge heads near Kerch, and have gen erally improved their positions in that area, against the Nazis.
 German broadcasts said the Russians were bringing up infan- try endorsements from Pere- kop, to the TSthmus, the north western gateway to the benin sula.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-08
TORPEDO HITS HEAVY
 JAP CRUISER

ALLIE HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov. 8.-(AP)-A probable tor pedo hit on a heavy Jap cruiser in Rabaul harbor last night in bombing attacks was reported to- day. Also a light cruiser, and a destroyer tender in the New Ire land waters were hit. The re- suits are unknown.
 The Japanese shipping is nov ing into the. area for a showdown battle, where action, which took place in today's initial heavy aer- ial blows, sank a heavy and a light enemy cruiser and damaged seven others.
 Two destroyers and two large cargo ships in the Bismark Sea were sunk.
 In the Rabaul area Australian flown Beauforts scored prob able strike and at the same time destroyed cargo vessel.
 In operations against Simpson Harbor at Babaul, Mitchell bombers of Admiral Halsey's 18th Air Force, swept the south ern coast at sBougainville, sink ing three coastal vessels and numerous barges.
 Ground operations on Bougain- vile and Choiseul Islands are apparently proceeding according to plan. Land, sea and air oper- ations are the lightest since the spurred drive to take the north ern Solomons began Nov. l.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-08
TERRITORIAL
 GUARD TO HAVE
 WORK REVIEW

The Territorial Guard at the Nome base, has a very interest ing program for the winter.
 During the past months, mem- bers have been working long hours and some away from the base entirely, causing activities to decrease considerably.
 To overcome this, the com manding officer has ordered two-month review of all subjects taken last season. Also a be- ginners' squad for any new mem- bers.
 On the winter program there are some l2 different manuals of training to specialize in, not including the basic training.
 Moving pictures play a maor part in all this training, basic and special. With lectures by pro- ficient officers assigned to the unit for that only.
 All members of the Alaska Territorial Guard are requested to be present at the next meet ing at the high school at 7:30 D. m. or 1880 hours Army time, Tuesday, Nov. g:
 All American civilians are well come to join the ranks of the Alaska Territorial Guard armed force of Nome, on any meeting night.
 See any active member for further details.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-08
\ "C-EYE VIEW
 OF NOME
By CPL. W. D. STARNES

When it rains 2. it pours! At least that is what has been hap pening to the local G-Is as far as entertainment is concerned. Last week we had the USO Overseas Unit with those four lovelies and immediately after their departure we were notified of the arrival of the first Spec ial Service Entertainment Troupe" This small, compact unit consisted of Larry Butler, Ray Gaudet, Walter Rugucki, Sid Yosiwitz and Sol Brown. They were all swell fellows and really had lot. on the ball. The show was hit and we're looking for ward to many more in the future.
 Everyone is looking forward to the formal opening of the Head quarters Service Club. Among the new additions we now have a brand new pool table, ping pong tables, a new piano fresh from the packing case and numerous other things. When the club does open it's doors there never be a dull moment from then on. In charge of the new club will be Miss Dorothy Tenny, new addition to the Red Cross staff, and really a swell person. She's one person that you definitely should meet, so be sure to keep a close watch on that bulletin board.
 The new NCO Club is already in business and doing rushing one at that. I might add for all of the NCO's that anytime you might want to get in on real id'fashioned 'ibull session. all that you have to do is to show your membership card at the door and walk in 7. it's coasting from then on.
 Some of the more capable ex- ponents in the art of showing" according to rumors have been Sgt. Speedy" Galski, Sgt. Mac McGlynn, Sgt. Marvin Wilson and Cpl. Melvin Hansman. But don't give up fellows cause there is al ways room for one more.