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Evening star., 1943-04-15
Dream Of House Smoking
Proves True Indeed

PAULSBORO, N. J.-Dr. william
Gleason, a dentist. said he awoke
at dawn after dreaming his bedroom
had been shaken violently.
He went downstairs and found a
truck in his waiting room.
Il wasn't a bit surprised" he
said. .'-
The house was shifted an inch on
its foundations, but the truck driv-
er, Willard Wheeler of Gastonia,
N. c.. wasn't injured. He said he
lost control when the brakes locked.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

They are for your protection, too,
as they, sweep the skies for enemy
planes. Ana they are for the pro-
lection Of lives eyerywhere as they
stab high into the heavens with
their brilliant light. Your WAr bond
purchases help pay for them. Our
Anti-aircraft fighters need them.
They give their nyesy0u lend
your money" ID. .s.-..
-1nited Stat>s Treasury D0paftment.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
&AetHa.sRt.xMM
WAR BONDS
Floe>iiaI,f no Skies

Searchlights OF 5000, 600 candle
power. That's as much candle power
In one searchlight rs Is required to
fioodlight four major league ball
parks, or to illuminate 10000 Ameri-
can homes. These anti-aircraft
searchlights cost $27, 500.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Henhouse Fee Reduced
To Boost Chicken Ruisino

EVANSTON, Ill. (R.-Evanston
City ohlcials have taken steps to
encourage the raising Of chickens
during the meat shortage.
The council ordered. q decrease for
the permit fee for henhouse con-
struction from IS to -.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
OPERATING REPORT of Com
munity Chest for 1942. Page C-S

. Yea cah plaee . 'Want Al. In
The Evening Star = late a III
e'cleck tonight Al the bualness
osaltsr, IN yeu have : telephsne
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Is Prince Georges Men
Enter Armed Services

Army life began today for Is men
inducted last Thursday by Prince
Georges County Draft Board No. 3
at Upper Marlboro.
The men, who reported to Fort
Evening star., 1943-04-15
ent into the Navy.
Thirteen \

One man reported for duty with
the Coast Guard. He is Alvin v.
Hadden.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Dstatled ratiomSeg 4 tnjornsatt0m
p5n b towsd on Page A-2 81 Ths
Sts1av' Star eech peek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Editorial Contest
Rules Posted

Posters calling attention to the
Detroit Times Bill of Rights Ed
itorial" contest were being dis
tributed today throughout all the
community'S elementary and in
termediate schools.
The contest, offering $3.50 in
war bonds as prizes. is open 10
all school children up TO and in
Guiding the ninth grade
First prize is a 500 war bond.
The winning editorial will be
printed on the Times editorial
page Dec. 10.
Here are the rules.
The contest n open 20 all school ru-
pills in the Detroit area, UP 20 and includ-
ing the ninth grade with the exception of
the children OF regular employees OF The
Detroit Times.
Entries are n he sent directly 10
"Bin of Rights Contest Editor. The De
troit Times Detroit 81, Mich
3-The editors ~ The Detroit Times will
he the contest Judges and their decisions
will he hnal
In event that two or more entries are
adjudeed 10 he OF identical merit, dupli-
cate prizes will he awarded
Entries which are 10 he written IN
the form OF newspaper editorial. must
not exceed $50 words. There is no mini
mum limit.
s-Entdes must be postmarksd not later
than Dec. 10, 1913
Each entry must he accompanied Nv
the name address, school and grade OF
the contestant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

Distinguished Flying Cross,
Capt. Robert j. Bernard, 1887
Gladwin, for valor in lea din &
bombing squadron over German
target. Air medals, 1t. Robert r..
Steffy, 1880 Stoepel, 25 missions
in Southwest Pacific; Capt. Wal
ter j. Koraleski Jr, 5210 Beacons-
field. meritorious flying service.
Good Conduct medal: Master Sgt.
Joseph Kwasnick Jr., 1929 Dubat,
AAF ordance unit, England.
Oh JurloDrh P',' Henry X
nucher, ofds f-oftsttl. Dearborn
from Fort Lewis, Wash.
Niolaus Kosar, 1892 Thirty-sec-
ond. has graduated as honor man
Of his company at the Great Lakes
naval station recruit training cen
ter. He now is on his boot" leave
in this city
Four Detroit WACS have been
given North African assignments
rs follows: Cpl Ruth VI. kripko,
29S05 Grand River Pennington
administrative officer. Tech. &,
Clarinda Barnett, 1S4S5 ROBSON.
signal Stenographer; Pvt. Alice r.
Rau. Lansing. executive office
stenoErapher, and Pvt. Helen r.
Misiolek, 1854 Military, signal
typiSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Rights
Stressed

BOSTON, Nov. 29--"The Bill Of
Rights. with its guarantees of per-
sonal freedom, should be a''guide
to Us in dealing with some of our
present difficult problems, Gov.
Saltonstall declared. addressing a
meeting at Symphony Hail.
The gathering was sponsored by
the MASSACHUSETTS Citizens Com
mittee for Racial Unity and the
Noii1.nai Gopfersp GO t,,ofcr c'''taS-
tians and Jews. ~
1.-THE .152d anniversary Of the
adoption of the Bill of Rights
is at hand-On Dec. 15," the
governor said. "and we should
do well at this time To re-em-
phasize IFS principles. IT is
still a living document which
makes part of the country's
basic law the spirit which
brings uS here tonight; the
same spirit Of freedom for
which our men are fighting
and dying throughout the
world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
95 Students Set
For History Test

Ninety-five high school history
students were completing their
preparations today for the Will
liam Randolph Hearst American
History Awards examination. s.,
The examination, with $1,000 in
war bonds at stake. will be held
tomorrow at Wayne University
under the supervision of DR..
Charles c. Barnes, director of
social studies for the Detroit pub
lie schools
Five outstanding students have
been chosen through competitive
preliminary tests at each OF the
city'S 10 public high schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
UNFAIR PRICES

= Despite his knowledge of the
unfairnesS of those prices, the ad-
ministrator kept them in effect
for more than seven months, re-
fusing to revoke the order or
adjust prices in accordance with
the duties imposed on him by
statute
3-The OPA. by obtaining from
the economic stabilizer An order
for the payment of packers or
non-processing slaughters SUBJ
sidy. indirectly fixed price ceilings
on live cattle without the consent
Of the secretary of agriculture, in
Ninlaiinn of the Price Control Act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
" Your State Stores
would like to serve YOU
the whiSkey you want

"crArE exist for the purpose Of serving the public the
> liquor they want Under ordinary conditions the supply
follows the demand What you ask for what the State
Stores stock and sell.
Right now, the first. And frankly the State
Stores can't always sell just what want and when
you want it But they keep trying
Take Calvert Whisky for example Many customers pre-
fer itsnd ask for it. Sometimes State Stores have 70 say
Sorry we bsv. none today ekPec. in few days
But that's because Calvert your State Stores are
holding you Calvert and other dsters haven't dis
titled whiskey for year They've been dstng Myth
ing but alcohol for munitions rubber anaeshecs and
medicine.
Ontop Of that more people than ask for Calvert these
days They j, prewar quality in every way When
shipment Of Calvert Whskey arrives your State has
been drawn from precious reserves,
Your State gets its fair share Calvert that Each
State Store receives its fair share Your Liquor Commission
TO that And you'll just keep asking for the Calvert
brand you wan-you may be sure your State Store and
Calvert will keep trying TO supply you Next time you're in
State Store Just remember this and be patient"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
{ ADET KEW CADET DAhsE
ARMY PROMOTIONS

To captain: 1t. Leroy Bridg-
man, 1858 Grayfield, Europe,
army signal service.
To first lieutenants - Second
Its. George G. Lane, Fort Wayne;
Thomas +. Neal. $40 Lakeside,
Birmingham, Camp Robinson,
Ark: George Robertson, 1900
Wade. Camp Grant. H.; Charles
l.. Thomas, 5S77 Beechwood, Camp
Hood, Tex: William r. Allen, 1872
Cleophus. Lincoln Park, European
Army chemical section.
To corporals-Pfc. Warren c.
Ellis, 68 Lorraine, Camp Ruckef,
Ala; Pvt. Roland II. Walter Jr.,
960S Manor Fort Knox, Ky; Pfc.
Stanley j. Talpa. Detroit, Buckley
Field, Colo; Francis J. Maidel,
5135 Lonyo; John Dolinski, 1887
Buck, 1nkster European Army.
To sergcant-Cpl. Aloysius j,
Rapnicki, 5637 Otis, Tinker Field,
Okla; Cpl. Marcel A. NanDamme,
4451 MARYLAND. Buckley Field,
Colo; Thomas Shevell, 1901 SD,
Marines, San Diego Cal.
To technician. 4th grade-Techs.
Stanley Meszcensli. S104 Marion;
Stanley LewandOwsN, 1857 Mar
Gus. Fort Bragg, n. C.; Charles
ID. Dinkins, $500 Harrison, Fort
Mason. Cal; Deryle X. Case. Rom
illus, Alaskan AAF.
To private, LIST class: Pvt. Jen-
ME Offman. 10240 Twelfth. Paine
Field Wash. WAC; Aubrey r..
Hockensmith. 11643 f. Jefferson,
European Army; Andrew J.
Csernai. 1868 Moran, Camp Nc
Coy, Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
REk Center Planned
By Baltimore Firm

proval. Harold s. Callowhill
chairman. said.
The corporation would have no
to,ce IN the operation Of the cen
ter Whatever. IN Vas pointed out
coatentiRs itself Ia merely pay
ine the fixture charges. such As
rent lights heating and lanltor
service
The department Of recreation
would he expected 70 provide
adult supervision Of the center as
a part Of the city's expanding pro-
gram. but II the plan Is carried
out. the REX would become one
81 the most modern IN The
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
History Quiz

The Detroit Times every
day ercept Saturday publishes
N questions on American
history in connection 10Th
the Hearst competition for
500 az GlOdrds.
Which of the following
states were not among the
original 10 states
Delaware, Pennsylvania.
Vermont. Tennessee, I New
Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, Maryl an d,
South Carolina, New Hamp-
shire. Virginia. New York.
North Carolina, Rhode
Island.
Answer on Page 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Acts
OF OPA
Illegal
Bs DAVID CAMELoN
Detroit Tin,es washington Bureau

WASHINGTON NOV. 20 The
Howard W. Smith House COM
mittee. in a new blast directed al
the Office of Price Administration,
today charged that body with
nulifying and violating laws, and
usurpinC legislative functions IN
administering price control on
meats and live cattle.
The committee charged
The OPA on Dec. 10, 1912
fixed price ceilings at which meats
must be sold by packers TO retail
butchers which were not generally
fair. and therefore violated the
Price Control Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Home Robbed Of $l.l4O

Edward Meyer of 1ll55 Han
nan. Romulus Township, reported
20 the sheufS office yesterday
that his home had been robbed OF
SllA0 which he had withdrawn
from a bank to pay off a mort
sage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Srsclal u I'M DETROIT INNS

BALTIMORE. Nov 29-PosSi-
hnity that one Of the nation
largest corporations may under
write the expenses OF opening ana
maintaining one Of Baltimore s
new youth recreation centers
looncd today.
An informal proposal 90 that
effect has been submitted 20 the
subcommittee on recreation OF
the Baltimore Youth Commission
and has received It's tentative ap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
DIFFICULT SITUATION

The committee recognized that
OPA was dealing with very diff
ficult situation in its effort &c
keep meat prices within a non
inflationary range. but it said;
THE Constitution recognizes
hut one legislative body, the
Congress.
when an executive agency
finds that IL cannot perform Its
functions efficiently under the
authority granted by Congress.
IL has but one alternative: that
being to report the facts to Con-
gress and request an extension
of powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Taxi Plan Saves Gas

WASHINGTON. Nov % (tNS)
Transportation Director East
man declared that taxicab oper-
ators in % cities are saving nearly
100000 miles and 100000
gallons Of gasoline a year by CO.
ordinating their services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Bachelor Dies, Kin Sought

PONTIAC, Nov. 9-Heart at
tack caused the death OF Joseph
Korlos. SO. a bachelor living at
500 Crittenden, Coroner Leon F.
Cobb ruled today. The body was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Would King Cole Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

Tho legendary Old King Cole might not
have been merry old soul N ne had stop-
ach ulcer pains. Sufferers who have 10 pay
the penalty ~ stomach or ulcer pains,
Indigestion. gas pains. heartburn. Nurning
sensation hloat and other conditions caused
rs excess acid SHOULD Try Udga and they.
TOO may be merry. Get CSC box ~ Udga
Tablets from your druggist. First dose
must convince or return box n US and get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
NAVY PROMOTION

To chief Woman VIII
liam X. Hardy, Detroit, Sicily.
To aviation ordnanCehnan, I'd
class: G. NJ. Condo. 972S Wood
lawn, Jacksonville. Fla, naval air
station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

that makes it such an essential link Another big
reason is that the Burlington serves % major gate
ways and has more than 200 interchange points
where freight cars are switched from one railroad
to another.
Navy Mani suppose lot of new interchange
points have BEEN added to take care of wartime
traffic.
Ex-RGihodder No, as matter of fact, there
hasn't been single new one added. You see, unlike
most war industries, the railroads have had to
nSnun rner INCREASED work with very little new
plant or equipment They spent SIC, 500 Oo0 900 be-
tween World War ! and H. in getting themselves
in tiptop condition. That's why they have been
able to do so much more work. thus far, without
any new tools, so to speak.
Navy Mdn-You know, / never realized how thor
oughy the railroads are geared to do our wartime
shipping job What I've learned during the last few
minutes has given me an extra shot of confidence,
| can tell you that!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Service Notes:
; Detroit Cadets
Transferred TO
Pensacola Base
Service Notes:

Recently appointed naval cadets
who have been transferred 10 the
Pensacola, Fla, air training CEN
ter, are George ID. Kew, 1450O
Spring Garden, Walter l.. Darsee,
1853 Wykes, and Eugene W. Bau-
der. 663 Kitchener. They now are
undergoing tn cir intermediate
flight training.
Cpl. Joseph a. Sidzina. 1924
Chene. has been awarded the Sol
dier'S Medal for valor displayed in
eXtinguishlng a fire in the hold Of
a burning ship en- route 10 Algeria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

Order war Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

Navy Mon-You know, / can't figure out how
freight cars from so many different railroads get
together in one train. just counted cars from "a
different roads in that Burlington train
Ex-Railrooder Well, the map at the bottom of
the ad practically gives the answer. All those lines
which connect with each other to form network
over the whole country railroads. The heavy
ones are the Burlington. The light ones are lot of
other railroads, each one serving particular part
of the country. "a
M. s1c.,J - aeas, ,.4A 49,, -. ~.
the light lines in every direction, don't they?
Er-RaiIroader- Exactly and that's why you see
the cars of so many different railroads in that
Burlington train-in every Burlington train
Navy Mon-That's mighty interesting, and l can
see from the map that the Burlington covers a lot
of important territory all right.
Ex-Roilroader- 900 miles in 10 states some
of them agricultural, some of them industrial, and
all of them mighty important. But it isn't just size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Calvert Dirillsrs corporation. New York City

Calvert Dyilers Corporation. New York City
BLENDED LORD
Grain Spirits
spt SPECIAL; Pro6oE Gram Neutral sP'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29


in t. a
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

found and was taken 10 the Purs-
ley Funeral Home while relatives
were sought by police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

hl uonej sent 40 senders risk DO not
send casn or stamps All checks. drafts
arr wHrpy orders Fn0uId he made payable
to THt TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
ilttrratonal Ne0t Service has the eXclu.
t.,s r2AN Or use Cor reproduction m any
fr-m 1N news dispafrhes cred~ed 70 Il or
GOT otherwise credited 10 this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
MES

Published every Week Day Evening ana
SUNDAY Morning by The Times Publishing
company, &C 1925 Times square. Detroit
90. Michigan.
Entered az Detroit Mich. az Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500

Subscription rate Ou advanced by man
10 ari place IN the United states. Canada
M Mexico. con Canadian subscriptions
add lOfo 20 cover war import taxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

Mrs. Theresa BehrenS. 44-year-
old former YWCA worker who
was indicted as a principal in the
alleged Detroit Nazi spy ring,
tainted in federal court today
after she was ordered held for
trial under SIS 600 bond.
Mrs. BehrenS, who has been
on a modified hunger strike in
Receiving Hospital was led into
the courtroom of Federal Judge
Monet by Mrs Anna Stecko,
Wayne County matron. and Wa
notta NiczuraSki, a deputy l.. S.
She stood mute before the
bench and a plea of not guilty
was entered for her After Monet
set bond at SIS. 600. her Knees
huckled and she Saggcd 10 the
floor.
The matron end marshal pulled
her 10 her feet aud half dragged
her Is feet 10 the marble Corri-
dor outside the court room. There
she fell into a dead faint. and
deputies and matrOns carried her
into a nearby office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Mrs. BeIlrenS FainfS
NJ Spy Arrangement

When she first stood before the
bench. Monet asked.
do you have a lawyer ."
II haven't yet decided about
an attorney" she replied.
DO you wish one ." he per-
sisted.
Il haven't made up my mind.
I stand mute"
Let the record show" Monet
continued, that the court ac-
cepts her statement and enters
a plea of not guilty for her"
L. S. District Attorney John G.
Lehr then requested bond of
$4,000 and the judge agreed. 1t
was at this point that she col
lapSed. 81
Or. Fred w. Thomas and
Bertrand Hoffman. also indicted
as principals in the spy ring
were TO be arraigned later in the
day Two others, Countess Mari
anna Won Moltke and Mrs. Emma
Leonhardt, were arraigned yeSter-
day and pleas OF not guilty
entered for them Bonds were
set al $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
he's in the army now

-. he's In the army now -.
Al Ium) Leaderman. %. one
of those unsqng reporters who
help other reporters get the by
lines, is in the army today.
For six years ne covered the
night police beat for The Detroit
Times, working on all major
crime stories during that time.
Leaderman was credited in the
office" with news beats on the
Black Legion case, the Harry
Millman Purple gangster Staying
and many other outstanding police
stories.
He started in the newspaper
business while attending North
eastern High School, covering
high school sports.
After a brief period in the
sports department, Leaderman
was shifted TO the 'morgue"
where his contact with newspaper
clippings and pictures served as
an ideal apprenticeship for his
police beat days.
He made his home with his
mother. at 1885 Richton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
WPB Names
Labor Aide Here

Appointment Of Anthony Luz
chek as head of the labor pro-
duction division of the Detroit
branch OF the WPB was an
nounced today by d. J. Hutchins,
chairman of the regional board.
Luchek succeeds Clarence
Bolds, who has accepted a cap
tain's commission in the army.
A graduate of the University
of Michigan. Luchek is considered
an expert in labor relations, par
ticularly in the automobile indus
try. He joined WPB- in March,
1912, and worked in the Wash
ington offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
GIN Executive
GivenChest Post

Albert Bradley executive vice
president OF the General Motors
Corp, will head the corporation
gifts committee for the Detroit
War Chest campaign. Nov. lilo,
it was announced today.
George T. Christopher. preSi-
dent of the Packard Motor Car
Co. and chairman Of the cam
paign. said plans were under way
for a meeting next month Of sew
eral hundred business and indus
trial executives 10 promote cor
poration contributions.
Assisting Bradley will be Frank
r. Pierce, director of the Detroit
public relations office for GM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
t46 Farm Youths
Exhibit Livestock
For Sale Here

One hundred and forty-SiX
Michigan farm youths began to-
day TO reap the financial profits
from work raising live
stock on their home farms under
guidance Of the Future Farmers
OF America
Yesterday The boys exhibited
their steers. hogs and lambs at
the Detroit StockyardS and learned
how 10 grade them, with tho aid
of Prof George Brown and Prof
C. l. Cole of the animal huS-
bandry department of Michigan
State College.
Today the animals were put on
the block and sold at regular
market prices. the money going
to the boys who raised them. In
addition awards in cash were pre-
sented for each grade of stock
Harry +. NeSman. state adviser
for the FLA. said the 5000 Michl-
gan members Of the organization
Melted a profit Of more than
S500,000 on their projects, includ-
ing stock and crops.
The members range in age from
IA 10 Is and all are high school
students stu d ying agriculture
courses.
'Che stock exhibited yesterday
and today was raised from birth.
fed and cared for by the boys as
part OF the program Of the state
board Of control for vocational
education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Teaching IIIiterdtes
To Cut Father Draft

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept % tUP)
The number OF fathers 10 be
drafted IN the South will be sub
Stantially reduced as result of
plans proposed TO provide school,
ing for illiterate draft-age men,
Col. James n. Keelin. Georgia
draft director, said today.
Although literacy standards for
draftees were drastically reduced
last July, many registrants still
are being rejected for inability TO
pass the army'S intelligence test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

81 eight. roar over the Penobscot
Building and then head out to-
ward Willow Run The mass
flight Is coming from Hondo
Field Tex, largest Of the army :
navigation air bases.
Aboard the - bomberS will be
30 navigation cadets, making a
cross country hop 10 win their
wings. the following week Among
them will be SIX from Michigan.
Among those aboard VIII be
two Detroit WACS, who are COM
ing home on leave
The Detroit area cadets on the
flight viii include James T. All
ing, 3l25 GeddeS. Ann Arbor;
Harold r. Kollenberg, ST Charles;
John L. Nlzanko, Plymouth.
Leonard a. LyStad. 1859 Wal
than. Joseph r RoShak. 14l11
Faircrest, and Martin II. Chris
Jensen, Detroit
The pilots on the flight viii
include Capt. *. L. Hall, jackson.
and Flight Officer Joseph A.
Narga.
NavigatorS will include 1t.
Wilson 3. Thomas, Bellevue. an
instructor. and Pvt Maurice r.
OHare, former Willow Run ON
ploye, who Is one of the eight
enlisted men in the central flying
training command to hold a navi-
gators rating.
The WACs on the trip are Pfc.
Virginia NJ. Thorburn, 1868 In
diana, and Pfc. Helen NJ Helko,
1890 Andover. Col George 3.
Dany. 33-year-old commanding
officer Of Hondo Field, will he in
charge.