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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
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- Our BOYS

Hamilton Morningstar, Jackson
vile, Fla, who enlisted Sept. IS, is
an instructor in naval aviation and
Is teaching mechanics 10 marines.
He plans In view OF his former work
as a track man at the Normal 10
secure II possible his next furlough
around Easter so as TO be in Ypsi-
lanti for some OF the important
track meets.
A letter Monday from Pvt. First
Glass John Morrison from New
Guinea states that the boys are fine
so far and he sends good tidIngs to
his friends here.
Lloyd Alban, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Alban, arrived Monday after
noon from Fort Knox, KY, where
he had received his commission. He
is a second Lieutenant. He will be
home ten days
1t. Roger Foeley came Sunday
from the Whittier Hotel, Detroit,
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Haydn NJ.
Morgan. He is taking a special
course in the marine engines in
school on East Jefferson Ave. De-
trOit.
1t. Richard Holden OF the U. S.
Navy was a visitor at the home OF
Ronald J. I,aing on the way to his
home in Rutland. VT.
Mrs. Rudolph McCulloch, after
spending the week end with her
husband who is taking a months
training in chemical warfare and
poisonous gases, is in Boston visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mckenzie.
Charles W. Bone, yeoman second
class. L. S. Navy, has been trans
ferred from Newport, r. l., where
he has been since enlisting, to the
Naval Receiving Station at Phila-
delphia, Pa. He will there await
the time to go aboard his ship,
which is not yet completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White re-
ceived Y letter from his brother.
William White. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony White, stating he is fine.
Mr.. White was in New Guinea
when he wrote the letter. Mr..
White said when he wades through
water up to his neck and then
sleeps in 1t that is when he
dreams OF home and a nice soft
bed"
Lieut.. Lewis f. Fleuelling ar
rived home Unexpectedly at this
morning via airplane from Pyote,
Tex, for a seven day furlough.
First Lieut.. and Mrs. John P.
Hutchinson left Saturday morning
for Santa Anita, where Lieut..
Hutchinson has been assigned for
an indefinite period. He received
his commission In October, 1912.
and since that time has been in
training at fhe Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Aberdeen, Nd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Mrs. Studt Elected
Deputy Commissioner

Mrs. Earl Studt was elected dep
uty commissioner and the winter
court Of awards was announced al
the Girl Scout Council meeting.
Thursday evening in NpSilanu
High School lunch room.
Mrs. Studt will fiji the vacancy
made by resignation Of Mrs james
kercheval. The winter Court o.
Awards will be Feb. l6 at 1880 in
the Ypsilanti High school auditori-
um. with Mrs. Louis Hubbard,
chairman. Miss Jennie Lind. nation
al travelling secretary for the Girl
Scout organization, will arrive in
the city Feb. 10 Tor three months
stay. She will assist with Council
work, leader training and Scout &C
tivities Her office will be in the
Ypsilant High School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
In The Sick Room

Mrs. George f. Townsend, who
broke and bruised her ankle Novem-
Der 80, when she slipped on a piece
OF ice, is now sufficiently recovered
to be on crutches.
Leon Schill, who has been con.
fined to his home for the past eight
weeks now has pneumonia.
Mrs. Joseph J. Forbes. who was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Ann
Arbor. Friday for observation, is
much improved. Her husband and
son. Harry Forbes, Dearborn. WIS.,
tied her Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
WHooPlNe COUGH INCREASING

Lansing. Mich, Feb. S-INS-The
state health department today en-.
deavored to find some means OF
checking whooping cough which
throughout the state shows a 20
per cent increase over the seven
year average. The department said
that Detroit alone has listed 455
cases since Jan. l. Health Commits
sioner II. Allen Meyer urged imme-
date immunization against the dis
ease which Is often fatal because
pneumonia sometimes follows.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Back From Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Augustus, who
were married Monday Feb. l, in
Vassar, have returned from a brief
wedding trip. Mrs. Augustus Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fisher, whose home Is in Unionville.
Her name before her marriage was
Mrs. Katherine Fox.
Mrs Catherine Talon Laing and
her two daughters. Kay and Ann,
were in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald ]. Laing for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester White and
son. Hudson, were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mrs F. VI. WOolsey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
QUICK, HAPPY RELIEF
for Excess Stomach
Acid Distress!

Tanous STUART TABLETS contain the very
Ingredients 90 oitsu used By doctors 10 bring
suIsk, welcome relief from Add -indigss,ion
distress. caused By sxosss stomach soidiiy
alter eating OF dnnfinq. Delicious tsstinqi
easy 10 take. No bostlsi no mixing. For Won
dsrfui. blessed RELIEF IRON sresss acid suffer-
lac. try famous STUART TABLETS without
delay. At all drug stores use. zoe and 81 40
usdsr .sksfs nonsy.bsek suafsntss.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Plan Farewell

A farewell party will be given at
Carver Center Tuesday night for
Ypsilanti soldier boys who are leav-
ing Wednesday morning at 10 o.
clock. Mrs. S. F. Clark raised the
funds to finance the party and she
will act as chairman OF the evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Issues Discussed
by Forum Members

Instead OF having an outside
speaker for the February Forum
Club dinner meeting, Monday eve
ming, all participated in the discus
sion After a delicious ham dinner
in the private dining room OF
Charles McKenny Hall. the mem
bers went to the mems faculty
lounge where the main discussion
leader. DR.. James Glasgow, was in
PRODUCED by the host.
DR.. s. (. Fagerstrom led discus
sions. The first question was
where and what is the end OF this
spending program The second,
How, in a democracy, can spend
ing be controlled and the third,
what will be substituted for old
moral laws"
The point was brought out that
after the war II is possible and
also feasible for all people to have
employment and that there will be
increased security. England, 1t was
said, Is doing more now along this
line than America. The Americans
viii nave 70 Uct HOl Just iOi bht
United States, but must raise stand
ards Of living for people from all
nations, II was stated.
E. A. Mellencamp will be host for
the March dinner meeting.
Mrs. Ivan Seaton and her sister.
Mrs. F. ]. Sutherland. Drayton
Plains were dinner guests OF Mrs.
II. D. Lawrence, Detroit, at the
week end.
Miss Virginia Hughes was with
her mother, Mrs. j. T. Hughes,
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand, Palma
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Carver. Ann A-bor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Thompson are
in Florida, where they are visiting
in Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McAndrew
left Sunday night for Chicago and
planned to leave today for Miami,
where they will meet their son
Atwood.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

LONDON-AP-British and Ger
man heavy guns roared into action
early today and for a half hour
the Dover region reverberated
with the explosions OF the two
way Smelling. II was the first
time the big channel guns had
been heard this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Plan Program

Legislative committee OF the
Board OF Commerce met at Hotel
Huron with Chairman George
Veins at a luncheon session to-
day to inaugurate Its program for
the new term. The group which was
holding its first get-acquainted
meeting considered reports Of pend
ing bills in Congress and the legis.
lature. No action is reported on
bills listed for consideration OF the
group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

LAKE PLACID. n. Y.-INs -
Further investigation was being
made today into the crash OF an
unidentified plane on famous White.
face Mountain. The plane crashed
in flames and It was believed that
the pilot and crew persisted.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Six Enroll

SIX Enroll
Six Ypsllanti women have en-
rolled for the nurses aid course be-
ing taught at CouEens Hall, Ann
Arbor. The classes will extend over
a four week period during which
time so hours OF instruction will be
given the students. Twenty hours
OF work per week constitutes the
present schedule. The work Is be-
Ing conducted under a program Of
the American Red Cross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re.
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Press phone the Press Office
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Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

T-INS-Persons who
buy shoes in Canada may not bring
them into this country until tomor-
row and then only by surrendering
ration coupon II, the OPA ruled
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
National aroadeastlna Company

NdtlOnal bToAuCastln9 SoUlPauJ
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50, WHAM 1880. WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910
WLW 700, WGN 720.
Columbia Broadessting Company
WJR $50, WBBM $50. WCKY 1889
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850, WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1870.
Mutual Broadcasting Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500, WJBK 1890.
Tonight
NBC-s-Ginny Simms SHOW;
s:30-Horace Heidi Band;
9:00-Battle OF Sexes;
9:3O-Fibber McGee and Molly;
10:00-Bob Hope;
10:30-Red Shelton.
CBS-s-Thriller, Lights Out;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Bicycle Claimed

John l.. Keeney, 419 Ballard ST.,
claimed a bicycle found by police
Saturday in front Of SIS w. Cross
ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
News in Brief

JOLIET, Ill.-INS-- Indicted for
aiding in the escape OF Edward
Darlak from Statewide penitentiary
last October. three members of
the Roger Touhy gang faced ar
raignment today before Circuit
Court Judge James B. BARLEY.
The trio includes Eouhy, Matthew
Nelson and William Stewart.
LOS ANGELES ms Betty
Hansen, II, who charged that
Screen Star Enrol Flynn attacked
her. today prepared to return to
her home in Lincoln. Neb. Los
Angeles county probation officers
signed papers which released the
Hansen girl from prospects Of be
ing held at the girls detention
home until she reached 81. Pro
visions for her train fare home
we're to be made today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
YpsiLanf Briefs
Here Saturday

Here Saturday
Leo Burns, representing the STATE
tax commission, will be at the Ma.
tional Bank, Saturday next, from 8
to 8, to give assistance to those
making out their intangible tax
returns. This will be the last time
he will come to Ypsilantl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Pick Of The Air TODAY

S:30-A Jolson and Monty Wool
ley;
9:O0-Burns and Allen;
9:30-Suspense drama;
10:00-Concert in Rhythm.
BLU-7:15-New Time for Eva Le-
Gallienne readings;
S:30-Duffy's and George Jessel /;
9:00-Famous Jury Trials;
10:00-Raymond Gram Swing;
10:30-Donald Gordon on Cana
da's Price Regulations"
MBS-7:15-Johnson Family;
S:30-Pass In Review;
930-Murder Clinic:
Sinfonietta, Morton Gould
directing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

Wednesday
NBC-12 noon--Words and Music;
2:15 p. m.-Lonely Women;
6 p. m.-U. s. Navy Band.
CBS-3 30-Cubs Concert orcbes-
ira, French music;
4:30-Midweek Country Journal;
6:3O-Walter Cassel and Singers.
BLU-11:45 a. m.-Al and Lee
Reiser, pianos;
Morton Downey sings;
4:00--Club Matinee.
MBS-l2:30-Navy School OF Mu-
sic, speaker, Comm. Gene
Tunney;
3:30-Shady Valley Folks;
5:15-New Orleans Horse Rae
ing.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16
&atiOnitrungSs@ iute

sdnbe: aupon @r. is 6s 3uder.aufee t8idIetns 1T gum 8eug bon
einem @oar Sduben bis gum 81. Sftober gdHig. 6amilien fonnen
0e 2upons oaer 5amIienmitgHeoer opooen".
6radte nnb @smaie: 0bt un6 @emdiefonierpen, gefrOrenes Obt uo
@enIie iopie ferner nud Suppen- unO Observation-Disclosures
gIetdermoBn Sulfenfrihte in geO0rrter 5orm CDorrbobnen, 9orr-
erbfn mo 9orrInfe) unterieeen Der 9umft&atonieumg unO fo
mr gegen &Ipons aus GrtegsruhonsbibIein Scr. 2 erbdlti9. Die
aupons g, g un0 o Heiben Bis z gueut in 9raft.
safrc: aupon Nr. 81 lit gut fir Elm @hnO, bis einf6ieBi6 81. Sui.
3ndr: aupon Scr. 10 lit gut fir 5 9funO, oe Bis is. augut Oor8ubuIen
baben. 0a5u peroen ouf Gupon Scr. Is uno Scr. 16 big 81. Sfober
ie 5 Gfno 3uder fs ginmaden obeegeben.
Eldid, SAFE, Butter: 9iie 2ebensnihel, oletdernnBen 0Aoreurue unO
onOere Bad rno Speiefete iopie SueIOI unO GOnferOenfide fnO
eeqen roe 9upons oes ationierungsbihIein Ser. 2 erbGltlib.
Gupons g, . uo st heiben bis gn0e os @onats in Sraft. &upons
g meroen ndbfen Sonntag 9Ilhg
gaIOIin: Die a-aupons SIR. 5 fmO i'm Often big gum 81. Sli fir ben
Saul BON e 3 gaQonen gulhg. 9 uo 6 Supons fno gut fir 2a
@anonen.
grennSl: aupOn Ser. 5, Ser bis 80. september gu ri6en Bat, it gut
fir 10 @aaonen.
Reirn: @utobeiser muien lire 0efen periooii9 inipperen lohen. Gin
Smipeftionspermerf lit mf Der Observation-Disclosures ein5uhogen
bic ie0er @utler nit fd fibren muB INN neue @aiolnrationen ODER
nue Geipn erbaIten gu fonnen. @eiude nm neue &efen ino bel
Ser Interchangeable etn8ureihen. Neus 9uufFaden aus &t-
qunmi fonuen fir feinere Refen as 750.20 Obne ge8ugsihein
erlangt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16
@a9ienOes @aibimgtOn
3Gblt jett fat cine WiaiOn
GinmDbuer

@aibinatpn lit ni6t @eiitesmittel-
punft Ser 0otion in Dem Slime, IN
melhem 2onoon oas Ser5 Don eng
lano aenunnt merOen fam, es ut
biloxi Ser observation-disclosures
bon qmerifa, Oas Staotgebtef Don
Stem gorf more eber als vSaupt=
itoot" i'm europdii6en Sinne 81 be-
trodten. ,Sn europa gibt es aud elm
8eiipiel, OuB oie pirfli6e Saupts
itaot uno Der Sit Der &egierung
nidt 8uiammenfaaen uno Dies lit be-
merfeusmertermeiie in Der S6mel5
Der Taa, no Bern 3fpar Die 8unoes-
itnot, aber ,3iirid, 8aiel unO Semi
nirti6aftli6 nno geiitig cine mifti-
aere Steuung einnebmen. Seine
5toot Amerifas fonnte lid aber I'M
lebten SSabr3ebnt zines 10 ltnellen
@adstums riibmen mie @aibington.
9ie 8ep0lferlng lit UNI elm gauges
Grittel gemadien uno Der eigertlibe
5taot0iItrift ielblt miro auf iiber
$4,000 Seelen geidaBt, wGbreno
oas @roBitaotgebiet BON @albington
bereits Die Miaion erreiht bat.
Die Staot ma9it iid nod Arling-
ton in 8irginien aus. "a Die Aenl=
ter ser Understanding cine irl-
mer gr0Bere Musoebnung erfubretl
lit aud Der 3ufluB Der 8ealnten I'M
mer qroBer gefpor0en. Inter olelen
Gefin0en iit in lebter 3eit oiele pelb,
lid Shreibfr1fte, Die on ben Sdreib=
maif)inen emiig tippen. @aibing-
ton lit iebt cine @roBitaot geiDoroen.
Gas fribere Stabtbilb
@ie bat lie Dor so Sabren aus
aeieben? Als 2incoln Die Jlbrung
Oes Sanoes iibernabm, mar Die Staot
bereits ie15ig Sabre alt, aber lie lab
10 aus, ais Oh ibr 8nu crit Dor fur
sem ~begonnen bate. Sic glif mebr
einem 8lan ODER elmer 9offnung ais
elmer ridtigen StaOt. Die Blane
woren groBartig, aber Die meiltel
@ebauoe nod ~unppaen0et. Statt
Ser &uppel am &apitolgebauoe lob
man cine 5ol5geriiit un0 einen vi
ienfran. Die beute beriibmte Yenn-
inloania Mpenaie beiaB feline bemer=
fen5merten 8ouli1feiten; ibr elea-
oes SteinpfIaIter mar bon rattern-
ben Steapagen aiisgefabren. SIN
Heeen gli6 lie einem &otmeer uno
BEL qltem @etter elmer Staubpiilte.
@anie uno Sdmeine tummelten lid
auf Der Mpenue mo III Die &inn-
iteine Der Staot muroe Mbmai6rpal-
Ter entleert, oa feline rihtige &unall.
iieruna porban0en mar. Ser 8e=
rud mar entleBli1. Negerlflapen
Iunaerten berum, oenn ni9t ale
6arbiqen maren in @aibington frei.
gie @~aitb1uier maren armlelig uno
Die @elhdfte unbeoeuten0.
aaDaliere bes Sibens tuaren chit
tonangebem0
Die 8olitifer aus Den &eiben Der
iiioliden YlantagebeiiBer gaben in
Ser Staot ben Con an. Grit na6
geenoigung oes 8iir9erfrieges, Der
aroBe MaIlen BON Meni6en in Die
Gtaot bradte, panoelte iid allies
qriin0lidl. Die Mdnner aus Dem
Noroen iibernabmen Die 6iibrung
uno an Steae Der iiioliden WtuBe
irat Die 9iidtigfeit Der 0anfee. Die
meiBgIibernoe auppel oes &apitols
muroe inter 2ineoln pOlenoet. Nidt
mebr ais 1.500 8unoesbeamte biloes
ten oamals Den &ern Der geDolte-
rung, beute piro ibre 8abl anf iiber
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16

/ 100000 qel6Gbt. 0os gibt einen
8egriff pom @adstlm Der Staot
ielbit. Inter Dem 8r1iioenten Grant
bat Die Staot einen u~ngebeliren Muf-
i6mung genommen. Canals MUIR
BEN Die StraBen geborig gepflaltert,
81ume muroen gepflan5t uno oas
Staotgeiidt bat ii6 p0lig perpan-
belt.
Sd6ne meme 8anten
Seute lit Die Stoot poa pr11tiger
0ffentli6er 8auten, mie oaS groB-
artige 2incoln 0femorial uno Die
unlGngit fertiggeiteute rationale
&unitgalerie, Ser foitipieligite 8au,
ser Is Miqionen aus Dem Weqon=
permogen peri6lungen bat. Wan
tr1gt aber 8eoenfen, INNER mebr
8iirobauten bin5ultelen, gum Seil
aus arbiteftonii6en @riinoen, Inn
Die i6onen MusbIide auf Die Barf-
anlagen Der @eoenfbauten niht 81
itoren. ga @aibington feine Sod
bauten 6eiibt, erinnert es in ieiilem
Nusieben mebr an enropdii6e StGo=
tie ais anoere amerifonii1e Srte, bat
bod Ser 5ran5oie 2'@nfont Sen llr=
ipriingli6en Staotplan entporfen.
Aber alte Sarafen beiteben
@1hreno oes Weltfrieaes, ais sic
&aumnot in @aibington nod GROCER
mar ais beute uno 2elte 5utDeilen
auf 8iaarotii6en iibernadteten,
muroen fir 8eumte piele probiiori=
idle 8alten in Gle fe~rtiggeiteat,
nber oieie vpropiiorii6en~ @ebGu6e
befinoen iib iniofern immer nod in
9eniibung, als pieoerltm rlele 8ro=
oiiorien notipenoig g~etporoen iirO.
Man i6abt Die 3abl Ser 8earnten
ulo Stenotppiltinnen, sic i'm 2aufe
Oes &rieges na6 @aibington berein-
geltromt iino, nitf etpa 100000. 9a-
BEL iino nod Die Ingebori9en mit5u-
5ablen, es lit oaber fein @unoer, bob
@albington iiberfiiat lit. Sober
&rieg bot nod Die @ntpidlung Die
Ter Staot, Die iid gepinermaBen
itoBtpeiie poa3iebt, ma6tig oorip1rts
getrieben, 10 mar es ndbreno 0es
8iirgerfrieges, oes Meltfrieges uno
10 lit es ali6 beute. 9enn Ser
&riegs5uitono idafft nelie @emter,
tele Mmtsbauten uno einen 8epolfe-
rlings5ulpa1s. 9esmegen periubt
audi oie 8unoesregierung einen Seil
Der Neinter, Die ibr @erf ni6t unbe=
oingt BON @aibington aus berrid-
ten m%iiiien, in anoere @ebiete, man.
de in oas benahbarte 8irginien,
mande piel meiter gu Derlegen. @s
io1en oober mebr als 10000 8e-
ante Die Staot perlaiien baben, man.
DIE bon ibnen beiiBen @ausbeiib in
Ser Sauptitaot. 9ieie 8~etpegung
lit INNER nod i'm 3uge.
90 man1er, Der in @albington
an Der giienbabnitation anfommt,
miro feinen Srdger finoen, 10 groB
lit Der @erfebr ~getporoen, 5utpeilen
iteaen ii6 bic 2eute nit ibrem &ano=
gepdf Dor ben &raftoroi1fen an uno
miiiien 20 Wfinuten marten, bis lie
einen freien @agen finoen. gs lit
iebr bemerfensnert, oaB mande 8e-
amte nit befdeioenem ginfommen
lid in ibren freien Stunoen ais
Carl Gbauffeure bet1tigen. 2ange
Sdlongen iteben Dor BEN 6abrfarten-
i6altern. @s meroen aud biele ga
gungen uno &ongreiie abgebalten,
i'm Sabre 1910 bradbten fie 100000
8eiuder in Die Staot. @s miro an
genommen, 0aB gegenp1rtig 400
Wiaionen Collar an Die 9unoesan-
geitelten in @aibington i1brlid our
Mits5ablulg gelangen, Der @el6Gfts-
umiab lit oaber groB uno man iagt,
Dab Der &aufmann feline &unoen in
@aibington gleidgiiltiger bebanoelt
ais anoerspo.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16

bat oenn Sbr 9rin8ipal gu elmer ioI-
den @ufopferung geiagt?
@eiddftsreilenoer: Gar ni1ts.
gr bat mir BLOB fir meinen 8erlo-
bnngstag Die Speien geitri6en neil
mid oa giien uno Srinfen nidts ge-
fpitet batten.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16
Sling berednet

Mgent: Sic baben iid auf Der
Sour mirflih nit Der Godter zines
aunoen perlobt. neil sic feline ans
oere M0glibfeit iaben, ben Aniturm
Der 8onfurren5 ab8ui6lagen? @as
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16
ueeidtc 0epider"

Sbne &allferei 1T Elm Yairta"
fein u&irta". Yeterballs ltano a9t
Gage ipater Dor Dem &idter:
Ser &Idger 2an5iger iagt, Sic
ioaen i'm nit einem MaBfrug auf
ben &opf gei6lagen baben."
uMber GET, u paar nleidte Sep
lder~ bab | eabm geb'n!"
Der aldeer itano auf: 81 2ug is
es, a gang gemeine Qugl @ie a
8iloer bat er alf mi e~inig'baut!"
Beterbaus orebte ii1 UNI: v@as
moaBt oenn ou? 8ift ia gleid nad'n
erIten S6lag obnmahtig g'me'nI~
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16

-Mander 0iirfte ser Mnii6t iein,
OaB Oas Bunftipltem 5u piele 9unf-
te uno feline geraoe 2inie bat.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-16

MpenfrGnter, g~IntbeIeber, SeiISI
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Flying Quiz

from ground limitations c. Long range d. Flexibility. !. Spare parts are especially nec- essary in U. s. aircraft because: a. We do not have access to such fine metals as the Axis has b.. American aviation design has not yet reached the simplicity at tained by other nations c. the necessity of building aircraft so rapidly has lowered the quality of the individual parts d. Nov ing parts are as small and light as possible
 . The trend of Air Service in the present war is:
 a. It is becoming easier due to recent victories b. It is losing it's importance because our new aircraft need almost no mainten-
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l. One of these methods of trans portation always moves in com pletely unstable equilibrium: a. Oxcart b. Airplane c. Pogo Stick d. Automobile. 2. The largest single component of the U. s. Army Air Force is: a. Flying Training Command b. First Air Force c. Air Serv- ice Command d. Bomber Com mand.
 3. At cruising speed, a four-engine bomber's gasoline consumption per hour will be about:
 a. 80 gallons b. 175 gallons c. 300 gallons d. 450 gallons. 4. One of the following is not an attribute of the military air plane:
 a. Striking power b. Freedom
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z BRADLEY FIELD AIR WACS AT WORK .

The life of members of the Wom- ems Army Corps at Bradley Field is no sinecure. The women are sol- diers,and they step briskly through a soldiers daily routine, beginning with reveille at 0615 and ending with bed check at 2300. However it's not all elbow grease and sweat. After a days duty at one of the 155 types of jobs handled by the WACs, women are free for an eve ming of recreation.
 After the morning roll call, healthy swipes with broom and mop serve the double purpose of polio ing barracks to shining cleanliness and sharpening appetites for breakfast. 08OO finds WACs on duty as administrative clerks, air craft dispatchers, photographers, stock room supply clerks, and a host of other jobs.
 When regular shift duties are over at 17OO, the Air WACs are ready for supper and an evenings relaxation. Movies at the Base Theatre, dances or stage shows at the Recreation Hall or in town may be chosen by some. Others prefer to read in the library. Then there's a speedy trip back to the company area for bed check, and the day is over. :.'
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STR0LLINC THROUGH THE RANKS
By PFC. FRANK c. MORLEY

of of Pvts Mo Jackson and Powell looking for They will their first
 week from today They called the Bradley Field Sky Ln fitting looking forward hearing fine singing from this quartette the
 taking middle he satisfied Congratulations Pvt and Mrs Knott and ha Joe isn't heean Tskl Tsk! for that lovely from New Orleans She a beau.
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 Ho!! Ho!! Hum! another mshap. though unluck Defeated by the identical coincidence for the
 One letter from home is all Cpl John Smith asks for
 will addition with Major Much luck, old timer
 Mallory writing My Darling Nellie Gray" and Sweet Sue" selections
 Shorty he'll his vehicles especially Joe a I a GM.C Hmm! wonde
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 wonder why Dawkins mail from Dee GeeP Hartford ball. Four from home for him. Daks and SSg Scott that Connecticut ne Yes Jack really
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Railway Express Available Here For
 Military Personnel

The Railway Express Agency is available at Bradley Field for Mill itary Personnel. Offices are loca- ted in Building 123 and the hours are from O80O to 1920 and from 1920 to 164O daily.