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big bombers, such as the Bits or the
B-24s.
Troop Carrier Command planes carried
engineer troops and miniature bulldozers
to a nearby airfleld, hnloaded them and
shuttled back for more of the same. The
engineers put the nearby field in shape
and within four days had so used their
scrapers, bulldozers and graders that
BIZ landed, the advance guard Of more
to come bringing more headaches for
Jerry. In effect and by any count the
troop carrier planes got the bombers
there. -Four months ago Gen. Eisen-
hover announced the award Of decora-
tions to 43 troop carrier officers and men,
How about the gliders which are an
integral part OF the Troop Carrier Com
mand? You hear lot about them, and
you'll hear more. So will the enemy
when the big transport C-53s cut loose
ment-carrying machines to float on silent
wings and land on an enemy airport.
Glider Training.
Part of the job OF Troop Carrier Com
mand is to train pilots and troops In the
tactical operations of these big gliders.
In many States all over the country men
now are being trained for these opera
tions It's a specialized branch of q
specialized service, for glider troops be-
come glider troops only by training. Nor
Is it any secret that artillery can be and
is transported by glider.
But gliders in war are expendable.
They are used for one operation, which
means that thousands of them and thou
sands Of trained pilots sre necessary.
The pilots are being trained to be as
tough as the troops, for when the glider
troops are landed on enemy territory
the pilot becomes q fighting man. I'VE
are putting our glider pilots through the
equivalent OF Ranger training, just as are
paratroopers and glider troops" said
major. They can't take OF again with
out = motor, so they must stay on the
ground and fight. That is part Of their
job. It's tough one, but they learn it
well. We are q tactical unit, which
means that all our men must be trained
in combat tactics. They may have to
use them any time"
Liaison between tho Airbofne Com
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Evening star., 1943-06-06
BY Thomas R. Henry,
Star Staff Correspondent.

ALGIERS-This 1,0O0-mile hitch-hike
across scarlet-spattered, marigold-
patched, skyblue-scarfed North Africa in
mid-May, from Algiers to Tunis and
back again, started out of the rose
garlanded town square at Boufarik just
after sunrise in the command car of an
American Signal Corps company on its
way to the front
Boufarik, about 20 miles east of AL
giers in a green countryside of low
pruned vineyards, had been pleasant
bivouac for night-a clean, prosper
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two grenades Anglaises.
He was mcst fascinating youth. Be-
fore We parted he insisted on writing in
my notebook this message:
"Oued Sedjenane:: Nous premier
commando Francois duons beducoup
le trauau des parachutiste Anglais."
I copy the message exactly as Sergt.
Charlat wrote it, and let him apologize
for his own grammar. He wore the Croix
de Guerre with two stars.
Another long wait. Codell, with super
Evening star., 1943-06-06

salesmanship, persuaded the British MP
to trade can Of corned beef for two
cans Of c rations and finally relief ap-
peared In the form Of a jeep driven by
Pvts. James E. Cantreu OF Kingston,
w. Va. and Arthur L. Callaghan Of
Aberdeen, S. Oak, Just released from
the front and with an idle afternoon
on their hands.
They took us to the palm-nned Bizerte
water front, where scores Of American
soldiers were bathing or basking on the
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husky boys at singing bed rolls-Charlie
Davis OF Chester S. c.; Thomas Davis Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, and Amos Ramsay
of Mobile, Ala.
They set us down at another dusty
agreed to thumb a ride for two dusty,
weary reporters and Sergt. Charlat
Roger, French parachutist, who was also
bumming his way across the country.
Sergt Charlat told us he had accounted
for seven Germans and 10 Italians with
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down the hillside The dust-caked
soldiers take the first opportunity to
bathe in the frigid water and wash out
their underwear. The hillside is alive
with naked men with gallery of unem-
barassed Arabs.
The next morning, loaded down with
bed roll and typewriter, it was not hard,
standing outside the olive grove. to bum
ride in jeep to the lately captured town
of Mateur where American headquarters
had been set up. Just outside the town
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MP had volunteered to find us ride to
Bizerte. The morning grew hotter and
hotter and. 1t seemed, nobody was going
that way.
Finally along came truck with three
colored soldiers who were going to
Trindja, about half way to the wrecked
sea port, to take baths. They were full
of rumors. President Roosevelt, they
said, had promised that every American
soldier in North Africa would spend July
in the United States. They were
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First american, 1DO771an to set
foot on GuaddIca71al after our
entry into uar 1Das 1t. Mae
Olson, flight nurse, sho1op here
during her training at the I
Troop Carrier Command base
at Bo,0n,an Field, Ky.
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Waesche, commandant OF the Coast
Guard, who told dinner meeting In New
York this winter:
~ You are In position to i'll a
very important part in this whole war
picture. even more so than you did at
the outbreak Of the war when we de-
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Arthur Lake, who plays the role Of Dag
wood in Blonde; 1t. Gen. William S.
Knudsen, as well as several mayors and
governors.
The challenge to these amateur
yachtsmen of the auxiliary has been
laid down by Vice Admiral Russell R.
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broad beach. There were four or five
wrecked ships in the harbor They were
being blown up to clear the channel,
Then an all night trip on a prisoner
laden ship through mile-wide swept
channel calling for the most skillful sort
OF navigation to avoid mine fields. Venus
was so big it looked like golden cruciax
in the field Of stars over the Mediter-
ranean.
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Health Department
Has New Nurse.
Hygiene Courses

Mrs Gladys r Co.vtn hss been
aadea 81 the staff - ne JACK
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fha number 81 NURSES connected
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Mrs c l. Dees spent Tuesday
and WEDNESDAY IN NeW ORLEANS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
County 10 Probe
Chargeof Waste
In Welfare Fund

Acknowledgement and waste OF
welfare funds was charged today
by Recorders Judge Gordon in a
letter to the Wayne County board
of auditors, which Immediately
ordered an investigation.
Gordon wrote that many cases
before him have convinced him
that the state is wasting the
money set aside for aid TO de-
pendent children. He said that
aid is granted without an invests
cation 10 determine whether it is
really needed.
A case cited by the judge is
that of Henry Station, Negro, OF
2295 Clinton, convicted of nom
support. Gordon said Mrs. Sta
ton was paid $528.60 for support
of their child during the last year,
while the husband was receiving
.S1.30 an hour at the Ford Motor
Co.
The auditors assigned Whsle D.
Davey, chief accountant, TO in
vestigate.
Wayne County contributes ST.
100000 annually for aid TO de-
pendent children, but the money
is spent by the state, which con-
tributes much larger amount.
The department here is under
jurisdiction of Mrs. Mary Quincy,
state employee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Phete b. Times STAFF PheisgTap pier
X IT. VI. MALONE

didn't have any landing gear,
or any flaps.
when l got out 1 realized 1
was all blood but l had the
ground under me and could
walk. We all could except the
skipper.
well, I said I'd never step
another foot in an airplane.
Then two weeks later when they
had put plate in my head, i
was back begging on my Bonded
knees 10 fly again.
BEST SHOW At NAPLES
Then We were riding the
Hi-De-HO with 1t. Dempsey.
What paSting we gave Pam
telleria. and then Sicily. PalerI
mQA WAS our meat, too. Here
are those bomb fuse tags- Ten
Of 'em. The best show we put
on was over the Naples railroad
yards. There just weren't any
left when we got through.
THE last tag was June 28-
Leghorn.
when we got back To our
base, TO our spot i'm the North
African Striking Force, we were
told We were going home! Say!
Most Of the boys had made at
least 81 missions.
Some day l admit I'd like
Ia go back TO see those coun-
tries I've flown over. l saw the
world all right, but from 10000
feet. That cuts off your view.
When l go back I'll take the
girl friend
She is Elaine Theilan, Is. o
Adrian. They just got engaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

1t Eli Ciungan. 81. Ecorse
flier, is BACK at an Allied base in
the South Pacific after spending
u days on a Jap-held island,
where he eluded capture and was
finally rescued.
Ciungan, armed only with a
camera, was on a Photographic
mission for the high command
when both engines of his P-3S
were knocked out by enemy air
craft fire over Bougainville Island.
II crashed into the sea going
10 miles an hour" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Slightly warmer
tonight and Saturday forenoon. Gentle
winds.
Temperatures Thursday; Highest. 10;
lowest. 60 mean, SIS.
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday. 80.
Departure from normal temperature since
January !. - 2l3.
Temperatures one year aRo today
Highest so. lowest SO mean, q
Temperatures thR date In past Il years:
Highest, 9S In 1915: lowest. 50 IN 1883,
Relative humidity Thursday: 80 a. m.
~ per cent: $50 a m. 81 per cent 2.3O
p m, 70 per cent $3.50 p. m, so per cent.
Precipitation In last - hours ending
AZ s 80 a m. today: 05f inches
Departure from normal precipitation
since January n9 inches.
Degree days for Thursday, July 20: y.
Normal degree DAYS for July 49, o..
Accumulated degree DAYS for this
month. 1.
Normal degrce days for July: H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
q Days ON Jap Isle,
u. =. Filler Rescued

THE ship stayed on the surface
about a minute and escaped
with my life Jacket. I was in
the water 10 hours before
reaching the island, only To dis
cover IL was held by the JapS."
Ciungan is one of those airmen
who divides his time between
lodging Jap Zeroes and taking
pictures of enemy installations.
Travelling alone, he isn't per-
mitted TO carry arms because the
additional weight would slow his
plane and the temptation would
be too great to linger for a fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Beaten, Robbed by 7
Who Offer Him Ride

Robert Stewart. %, of 1867
Wisconsin, was beaten severely
and robbed early today at Herbert
and 18th by two strangers he had
met in a downtown bar and Of
fered 10 drive home.
Stewart. treated at Receiving
Hospital for abrasions and what
was feared 10 be a skull fracture.
told officers that the men dragged
him from his car beat him took
his wallet, containing S25, and his
wrist watch and car keys.