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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

IRON the Congressional Rec
l. ord OF May 10 / take these
figures on the national debt
from George Washington 10
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
We came out of the Revolu-
tionary War with a debt OF
SIS. $50 900. which meant a per
capita of 1892.
Fifty years later the national
debt had been reduced 10 S3,S73,-
600. with a per capita OF Il
cents.
The Civil War shot the debt
I'D so that the end of the Lincoln
administration found this counE
try with a national debt of ST.
677. 929,000-the per capita was
S77.07.
For 20 years beginning with
the administration OF President
Grant and continuing through
the administration Of President
Harrison, debt reduction was
constant until il fell 10 $751;
431 900 in 1893--the percaplta
being $l4i9.
Even a small war. like the
Spanish American. shot the debt
UP to 1,436. 100000 with a per
capita of 1898. and following 1t
for a prolonged period the debt
remained fairly stable, but as
the population increased, the
per capita was reduced. so that
by 1916 il was only S1l.96.
THE great War shows what
i wars do to national debts.
Take the four years:
Gross Per
National Debt Capita
1917 s 2,975.61S.000 s 1851
1918 12.242,62S,000 1855
1919 %. 4S2 .034.00 24009
1920 24.297,918O00 22S.32
We came down for a while.
but not far. The lowest point
was 1880, when the debt was
SIC, 1855, 30S,000 with a per cap
tia of S13l .49.
Then we began to shoot up
again.
This year the debt will be
S2OS.240.000,00 900. with a per
capita of S1,S4660,
On June 80. 1915. the national
debt of the United States will
be at least S258,00o, 000, 600,
with a per capita of Sl,9S4.6l.
Every family OF five in this
country on that date will have
a first lien Of its productivity
of $9,923.05.
A NATIONAL debt is a per-
~ sonal obligation Of every
citizen.
The politician who says that
Il does not count because we
owe IL 90 ourselves Is not tell
ING the truth.
We owe IL 80 each other per-
haps but not TO ourselves. And
what we owe 10 each other,
must be paid.
The d ebt determines the
credit Of the country and the
value Of it's currency.
A man may burn his own
bonds as contribution TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
MARCH OF EVENTS
By Benjamin De Casseres-


tries az there ever was; they
have not buried IL nor eaten IL.
Where IL Il:
And the hate I saw every
where for Americans finally put
me To bed. IL was frightening"
WE IL, after We have
w UNRRA'd ourselves into
bankruptcy they viii hate US
with a herceneSs of which the
hate Of the poSt-World War
was merely a passing brain
storm.
There should be movement
in Congress for a complete and
fearless investigation OF tins
scheme TO "rehabilltate" Europe
and Asia Investigate the plans
Of the UNRRA now and lnveSt-
gate the rich and well-to>do in
Europe and ASIA after the war.
Make them shell out before we
give up cent
Think II over. taxpayers Of
America,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
On the
Side

rOts and peas. No. Ills.
against movie females gushing.
breathing or gasping: Darling"
more than so times In one pic
ture.
Q-Is quarter horse racing
still regularly held anywhere
in the United States?
Ayes, indeed. There Il .
quarter horse racing associ-
alton. Most Of this type Of
racing takes place In Texas and
Arizona. Tho betting Is ter
rifle.
Q-Do YOU still claim the
camera favors the outside
horse?
Al claimed some systems az
photographing finishes favored
the outside horse. Evidently
some major race tracks thought
80. too, as they have changed to
that system which is accurate
and favOrs no horse.
THE references to platoni1
Il love are many.
The natural belief Is that
Plato originally sponsored this
type of affection.
However, Irwin Erdnan, an
authority on the subject, says:
"Piato was not the author OF
the anemic abstraction that has
become known as platonic love.
Bodily love between two human
beings was for Plato the most
potent source of all idealism.
IL was the soil In which the
rose of heavenly absorption
came to flower, the earth IN
which, the skyiark was nour-
ished and from which 1t rose TO
sing Its song"
Copyright. 1914. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
By DR.. Logan
Clendening

gone 10 work in war industry
as well as 10 those in the armed
forces.
And II thus hits particularly
the young adult between the
ages Of Is and 35 who in the
past has been particularly free
OF auditory difficulties.
DAMAGE TO hearing from the
~ assaults of noise has in the
past been identified by the med
ical profession with certain
trades.
The damage 10 hearing Is
mainly in the higher freQuen-
cies. starting above 5000. which
means deafness for high tones,
but in the course of time this
spreads fanwise on the chart
until IL reaches the level OF con-
versational ranges.
World War | had little effect
on the hearing OF the members
Of the armed forces. II was
short and comparatively not so
very noisy.
This war has increased the
pace Of mechanical warfare and
with II noise.
Besides. altitude flying adds
its burden as well as the baro-
metric pressure of submarine
existence.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r. J k,-My little boy is 3
years old and weighs 81 pounds,
IS inches tall. Do you think
he is to- thin? have been
buying certified milk for him,
and because il is raw milk.
have been boiling IL Do you
think this is necessary
Answer Average height and
weight at 3 years is 36-38
inches and 29s TO 81. pounds.
Certified milk need not be
boiled for a 3-year-old: ne is
over the mos dangerous age
for milk infection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
ID. v. DURLING

Green herbs, red peppers, MUS
SETS, saffron,
Soies, onions. garlic, roach
and dGce; =
All these Bou eat az Terre's
TdrerH
he that one dish Of boalia-
boisse.
-Thackery!
(Thackery. Du Maurier,
George Moore and many writer's
have raved about bouillabai sse.
So 10 must be good. However,
j never could become enthusi-
astic about 4, though ! have
tried it In some of the hest
places In Paris, including Pru-
nier's. I don't like onion soup
either.)
A TOP-FLIGHT general. now
"A overseas. has predicted the
things that will 60 down in
history as having done most 10
win the current war are the
P-3S pursuit plane, the CAT
transport plane, blood plaSma,
the bulldozer and the leep.
My claim was that Gen. Mac
Arthur Is a cigar smoker.
This claim suffered a terrific
setback when a recent news
photo revealed the general
smoking a pipe.
Still more dlSconcertinG is an
excerpt from an article pub
lished in Fortune magazine in
1885 which refers to: The
sparkplug OF the army. Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, ceaseleSsly
smoking cigaretS from a holder
a little less than a foot long"
DAUL PANZER. Forty years
L a moving picture actor. If
you remember him in The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
TIVE ADJUSTMENTS which

- the postwar planners must
consider are only partly eco
nomic or social.
I should say as rough esti-
mate that at least a third OF
the planning will have TO con-
slider medical problems.
Some OF these are plain for
oil TO see and consider-the
.pples. the blind, the nervous
)ecks among the veterans of
combat.
Numerically they woul
hardly Justify my estimate Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Quick Answers

War between the states,
2--(c) An act 10 regulate adj
ministering OF certain ans.
3-Mouth.
4-The bat The bat is not a
bird.
5-Grover Cleveland.
6-This was railway strike Of
1894.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Connolly Answers

1--(9; 2--(cl: 3-(b): A.
(c): 5--tb); 6--(a) love and
beauty. tb) sleep, (c) war, Cd
wine, lel wisdom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
On
Broadway

son, Clare affectionately
quipped:
Tho warp and wool Of my
life II In this room. In fact,
Dorothy IL the wocf-wcof-
MEMOS OF a Midnighter: The
A'A Jennifer Jones divorce plan
is static.
Summer Storm" a new
flicker. is the talk of the in
duStry.
Wondering how il passed the
censor. II features Topic A."
with Linda Darnell.
Frank Kingdoms book, That
Man in the White House." is No.
3 on the best seller list.
The Moro Morales orchestra
returns 10 the Stawk after a
summer season at the Concord
Hotel, upstate.
Dolores, the Havana Madrid
hatcheck gal. is the adored of a
Santo Domingo diplomat (.
Internal Revenuers are check
ing big bettors at the tracks.
Midtown is buzzing about the
demotion Of a general who
gabbed about the Invasion with
pals at a London bar. He's
back here.
The numbers racket has taken
a topple. The racket bosses
have stopped buying silk shirts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Answer TO Question No. s

They were about equal. Three
high school graduation classes
were studied by psychologist V.
Ames. in which he rated the
graduates on - personality
traits. such as persistence. de-
pcndability, honesty, sincerity
etc. He also gave them an IN
telligence test. The results
showed that pupils that had
high intelligence, but were weak
in these personal qualities. made
poor grades. Those with average
or below average intelligence
scores. who rated high on the
personal qualities, made good
grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

Protested FOODS
Blue As through VS. - Valid m.
definitely.
MEATs. CHEESE, FATS
Red As through T-s--vard Ia
definitely.
Red ia. Va and w-s--Vsnd June 4,
It's hrough z.s ana As through
MIS- stamps--valid for direct
purchases from farmers
One ~ salvage fat, Ecod for cents
and two meat rattan points.
SUGAR
stamps 80 and 81. hook No. SIS
lbs each valid indefinitely
stamp 80, No. 4 Book--S lbs for
canning through Feb. rs. 1915
spare stamp ~, No, 4 Book--vshd
for maximum ~ ~ lbs, foo can
ning. Apply local board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
0AAOI.INK

GASOLINE
A Coupon li--s gals. valid through
June al.
rs snd c-s Coupons gals, each.
B-t and Cts gala. each.
tLsw requires state name spd license
number be written on every coupon
~bsn recsived.l
FuEL OIL
Period { and Period s--vsid throl IN
Aug 81.
LtutOR
No. le--vsna Jun, through Jun, 30
SHOES 49,
Airp,ass stanps snd 1--vslid in
dsfinitsiy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Answer to Question No. 1

Answer to Question No.
1t may help somewhat, if the
partner is a tolerant, sweet.
patient. understanding angel;
but even this is no guarantee.
All scientific studies of mar
riage strongly Indicate that
happy, well-balanced persons
make happy marriages much
more than it is marriage that
makes people happy.
Answer to Question No. 2
Yes. pretty closely. BY tech
Meal methods a vocabulary
test was given 10 samples ~
persons representing $4,000 900
adults. Nocabular is the hest
single test Of mental ability. The
results Indicated the average
mental age OF American grown
ups is something over is years.
and not IL, as was indicated by
the army mental tests of 1917.
Evening star., 1944-08-27

Wounded in oction on
Guam, Kurt, O Dobermon
p'nsoher. gets on injection
of solinc solution. He wos
wounded by O Jop hond
erenodc when he led mo
rines to Jops hoIed up in q
cove. Three dogs we're
killed in the Guom com
po'9n, one wounded, and
one is missing. Amer'cos S
wor dogs proved themselves
there os they had in ltoIy
ond on BougoinviIle. One
dog chased four Jops into @
cove where they committed
suicide.
Goa Guard and A p photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

pos had been recognized master
Meanwhile, Francisco NaNlCr has
become the most talked about man ~
all Brazil In his small home town
OF Pedro leopold re always WAS
considered somewhat unusual HIS
own opinion Of himself is that he's
never been like everyday humans
When he was only seven years old
he had spells OF gloom. clamcd be
heard strange voices and was forced
by impulses 10 do strange things
He attended school only a short time
Then, while still very young be tc
came a farm laborer.
At the age Of i, he's supposed 20
have started receiving messages
from the beyond The first one is
said 10 have been IN English, al-
though apparently the boy knew moth.
ing OF that language.
Here, the Brazilian Spiritualist Fed.
Grafton decided, was q boy wonder.
II investigated him From that time
on he received hundreds Of supposed
messages and works Of dead authors
Many of these have been printed hy
the Federation, but Xavier says he
never was paid for his work.
The pcon hasn't heard from the
spirit of de Campos since legal diff
culties started. lie explains he can.
not call spirits they must call him.
Not the least interested in the out.
come of this fantastic case may be
living authors, who possibly see their
means of livelihood threatened by a
host Of spook scribes out Of the past.
II dc Campos can write books from
another world, why not Shakespeare?
But spirit with a nom Dc plume
wouldn't write best sellers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Nine. DC CaWDos wasn't in
clined TO be- cIcdulous though,
when a bevy of spiyituaiist women
visited her and announced that
they had contacted her dead huS-
bands spirit
But the widow attended a Sc
ancc 10 find out what her hus.
band had 10 say, If he was talk
ing. There the ghoStly voices,
trumpets, tablcrapTinE and sup
posed automatic writing left her
colo and unconvinccd.
+ year later Nine. dc Campos
and all Brazil were startled by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

itualist Federation made a small for
tune out of the sales
In style, the new books are said
TO be disturbingly similar 10 the bril-
liant de Campos prose. But skeptics
find the ghost-volumes weak in struc-
turc and dialogue, Of which &c Cam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

the publication OF
a book purported
10 have been writ
ten by IIumberto
de- Campos' spirit,
guiding the hand
Of a 80 year old
farm laborer,
Francisco Xavier.
Francisco. II was
reported, could
neither read nor
write Of his own
accord.
The book began
10 sell widely and
" a $ follow @ d
q uic KY by an
Other. As pub
Usher, the Spir-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

seat in the Chamber Of Deputies His
autobiography, AS Memorials had
broken Brazilian best-Seller records.
According to the spiritualists, he
apparently grew FESTIVE after seven
years OF silence One day in 1871,
they say, he spoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Does the widow the phantom left behind get the
profits? Or should the money 10 his sprtualist
sors, who recognized and published the words of
famous departed author they aSsertedly rolled om
the pencil of slightly educated Brazilian farm laboer?
Also what about the rights of the simple farm boy
himself who like automaton is reputed TO have held
ghostguided pencil in his knobby fist and Transcribed
the two best sellers without realizing what he
v.,iti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

These are the major puz-
lies in the worlds spooki-
est lawsuit, going on in
Rio dc Janiero right now.
Nine Catharina dc Cam.
pos, widow of the celc-
brated author, Humberto
dc Campos who died in
1884. has brought suit
against the Brazilian Spir-
itualist Federation. If, as
the Federation alleges, her
husband is Ehost-Writing
from the beyond she has
a claim 10 make, too
Just a little matter of col
Letting the royalties 10
which. she contends, the
de Campos heirs are en-
titled for 60 years.
The Brazilian widow
frankly is skeptical, but
she's willing 10 leave it to
a jury TO decide whether
the ghost is real or a fake.
Whichever way the deci-
sion turns the Brazilian
SpiritualistS seem to be
pinned squarely between
The two horns Of an un-
precedented dilemma.
If the court decides the
spirit of Author de Cam
pos really did dictate the
books, the Federation will
have succeeded at last in
winning legal recognition
of the existence of ghosts,
but will lose the money {
have earned.
On the other hand, if
rules that the famous wri
had no hand in composir
disputed volumes, then Q {
ton will have 10 quit ScllinI
as the work OF de Campo
The celebrated author !
height Of his fame when
years ago. His religious
won him every honor B
bestow, including member
exalted Academy Of Lett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
They Were Written After Author de
Compos Died. and His Widow is Asking
+he Courts to Decide Who Gets
the Profits

CAN ghost write books? If so, who among earth
bound morals is entitled to collect royalties
N@ those literary masterpieces from another world?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
Torpedo
Bet+yHu+ton

HOLLYWOOD. July % The
crew of the u. s. submarine Mar
whal, now in the South Pacific,
notified Betty Hutton that they
have not only named a torpedo
after her, but are also saving il
for use on nothing smaller than a
Nip battleship.
One of the sailors on the sub
marine, Seaman John Lawson
was an artist before joining the
navy. When Betty sent the crew
one of her pictures in response Ia
a request. Lawson painted Betty
picture on the warhead Of one of
the torpedoes. According 10 Law
son, they have named the tor
pedo "Incendiary Blonde and are
saving il for use against battle
ship or aircraft carrier What's
more, the entire crew signed a
letter promising to get one of the
big ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
Russian Comic
At Three Trees

HELD OVER at the popular
Three Trees Club is Dick Drake,
The Sad Siberian" whose Rus
sian dead pan antics are a laugh
feature. Dick and his balalmka
are staying by Tnsistent demand,
because ne is one of the funniest
masters of ceremonies that this
club has ever presented.
He also does comedy imperSona-
tons of all the Hollywood stars.
The Bea NeSter Dancers offer
several novel routineS and Dave
Wilborn, the popular song styliSt.
who is as much a part OF the club
as the pillars which hold it, has
some fine arrangements of today S
top tunes in addition to the old
favorite ballads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
Films Offer
Vacation
BY CHARLES GENTRl

II YOU are taking utq-hour
vacations This SUMMER instead OF
the regular two weeks you're GO
ing 10 lind plenty Of places TO go
10 within reach of downtown
The firSt-run houses are offer
ing plenty OF entertainment 20
Ill your n1e-raIoncd desires
The Fox bIinE, an Wing and q
PRAYER on FTuaN This j. the
exciting acuon-pached drama OF
Carrier y. a laI top which
has Don AmcChc, Dana Andrews
William Eythc Charles FICktord
and an ,all-male cas-, aboard
The Downtown holds up lis
policy of bringing in nothing but
the best m bands with Freddie
Slack and his Cow Cow Booglt
band in person with lovely PatrI-
cia Morrison, the Paramount
eiamor g!ri as an added attrac-
uon.
Starting Friday the Michigan
Theater VIII present one of the
biggest stage and screen comblna-
tion shows with Billy Roses
mamoth Diamond Horseshoe
Revue - in person, on the Stage
and Eugene O'NeiuS prizc-Win-
ming play The Harry Ape star
ring William BondiN with Susan
Hayward on the screen
The first motion picture OF The
Hairy Ape. O'Nc.liS famous
modern fable Of the beauty who
reached through a barrel chest
and touched a tender heart stars
William BendiX, with lovely SUI
san Hayward opposite him.
Bing Crosby in Going My
Way goes into its fourth happy
week at the United Artists Thea
ter. Supported by Barry FItz-
gerald. whose performance is
tops. Going My Way" has a fea-
tured cast headed by Rise Stev-
ems. Metropolitan contralto. Frank
McHugh James Brown, Jean
Heather and Gene Lockhart
Irene Dunno in The White
Cliffs Of Dover holds over AT the
Palms-State Theater The stellar
supporting cast is headed by Alan
Marshall. Roddy McDowall Frank
Morgan, c. Aubrey Smith and
Van johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
Shorn for His Art

Reginald owen literally lost his
hair playing his latest screen role
with Paulette Goddard in Para
mounts Kitty" Required to
play a completely bald man, he
had TO have his head shaved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
Makes No Difference

Joan Fontalne, who goes glamor-
Gus for the first time in French
mans Creek eats copiouSly any
number of times a day and holds
her weight at 105 pounds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
Detroiter In Important
Post With Purity Unit

IN COMBAT WITH THE XIV
CORPS SERVICE COMMAND
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
PAClFIC-Cpl. Granviil Nigh, Of
Detroit. Mich, is now on duty in
the Southwest Pacific. serving with
IN. Water Publication Section Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
On GuadalcanaL,
d etroit Youth
Blows Them Out

Doc GUADALCANAI-Tech s. An
drew Lewis. of $3.50 Bush street.
Detroit. Mich, former employe
OF the Chrysler CORPORATE of De-
troit. Mich. is now on duty in
the South Pacific with an Engineer
Battalion
HIS organization purifes and dis
tributes water for use Of the armed
forces in this area. His duties are
unit mall clerk and battalion
buglCr.
The son Of Mrs. Ida Lewis. e37
Theodore street. Detroit. Mich. en-
tered the service % Of August.
1912, and came overseas in Janu-
airy. 1914. He received his basic
training az Fort Belvolr. Va. and
transferred u his present organl-
cation az Camp Swift. Texas.
Alfred Lewis. relative Of Tee. S
Andrew Lewis. serves in the Quar-
,ermsSters. New York. New York.
a graduate from Birmingham Bap-
tiste in 1927 Hometown BOYS in the
outfit are M-Sgt. Wilson H Cald.
well. Cpl William J Huston. Pvt
Arthur l. Appling, and Pvt. Eddie
F. Watson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
MORGAN GETS
PROMOTION TO
FIRST LOUIE

FIFTEENTH AAF N ITALY
Dempsey W Morgan. j.. -. Mus
tang Fighter Pilot. son OF NJ and
Hrs. Dempsey w Morgan. Sr.. OF
6o62 Co.tax avenue Detroit. Mich
has been promoted 70 first leu;en.
am.
Lieut.. Morgan IS member OF
al aN-Ncsro fgh:er group COM
handed by Col Benjamin Q Davis
Jr. This group which formerly
flew patron and convoy missions
with the Coastal Air Force. is now
a part Of the l5tA AAF. flying
Mustangs as escort for the heavy
BON bers
Lieutenant Morgan was a studen,
az Wayne university prior 10 entry
into the army
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

the XIV Corps Service Command
His un., maintains water points,
purifeS and distributes water 10
thousands OF troops IN the sector.
Corporal kish; Is IN charge Of spe-
cal duties vital 10 the successful
operation OF the unit.
The husband OF Mrs. Ellen Kight
who resides at 653 East Milwaukee
street. Detroit. Mich, Cpl. Right
was indicted into the Armed Serv-
zee August Is. 1892 He reported
70 the Reception Center al Fort
Custer. Mich. ana received his
baS' ana specialist training al the
Engineer Replacement Trsinin :
Center For. Belyo.r. Va Then
he jo.Nad his present outfit al
Camp Swift. Texas. where he re-
cc.Nci advance training II Water
Pur fcauor. and embarked for
oversee duty in January, 1914
Prior - induction. Cpl KIEht
VAS employed BY the FriSkonn
Construction Co. Detroit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
WD ANNOUNCES INCREASE IN NEGRO CHS
OVERSEAS TOTAL
\ AS INCREASED
IN PAST YEAR

WASHINGTON. D c. There
we're 500 al Negroes serving in the
army on June 50. 1914 the War
Department announced this week.
TINS indicated an increase OF 34,8f5
5bove the February 30, 1914 total
a. Ca 066
The announcement revealed
harp rise IN the number ~ Negroes
ass .gned 10 overseas theatres, with
other principal increases occurring
n com pOnen's Of the Army Service
Forces
Since August 81. 1913. the army
had accepted ll6050 additions to its
Negro personnel.
Following i partial break
down: Infantry. 44S69; Coast and
Field Artillery. 3S5l7; Cavalry.
1913; Erg.neerS. l25, 789. Air Corps.
1902, oil others, 400 236; total,
6989ll.
Comm. ssioned officers. 5.957, in
GLIDING: Denta. Corps Officers. l02.
Nurses, 2l3; other Medical Corps
| Officers. sos; Chaplains, 239; serv-
ing overseas 36l456.