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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

CRATER LAKE, Ore. W.H-
Western geologists today specu'
lated that a new volcano may be
seething under the blue water:
of Crater Lake in southern Ore
gon, following authentic reports
of smoke clouds over the famed
scenic lake.
The whole Cascade mountain
range is of volcanic character
and the best theory of how Cra-
ter Leke Was termed Is tina. ct q
mammoth mountain had its top
blown off by volcano, leaving
the steep crater which filled with
water. And Wizard Island jut-
ting out of the water is almost
certainly a volcanic mountain on
the lake floor, SO the possibility
q second volcanic island might
erupt is gaining credence.
DR.. John Eliot Allen, chief
geoligist for the Oregon state de-
partment of geology and mining
industries, is not worried about
an eruption next week or next
year and says it may not come
in q lifetime.
MAY FORM NEW ISLAND
"But volcanic activity is in
dicated by the four authenticat-
ed instances of smoke clouds,
described as 'belches' of yellow
ish color" DR.. Allen said. while
the water pressure of the 2,0O0-
foot depth indicates intense gas
eous action which may ultimate
ly shoot lava to the top and form
a new island"
DR.. Allen, who once spent a
year at the lake studying its
geologic formations and volcanic
characteristics, has given a ten
tative name of witch Island"
to the potential island, should
it ever take physical form.
One of the best authorities on
Crater Lake is DR.. Howell Will
liams, head of the geology de-
partment at the University OF
California, who believes $4,000
foot mountain-known to geol-
ogists as Mt. Mazama-was lit
orally blown away some 5000
to 10000 years ago. Vast de-
posts of lava and pumice over
Central and Southern Oregon
indicated immense volcanic &C
tivity.
After the flow Of liquid lava
ceased and the volcano subsidized,
the remnants of the mountain
are believed to have fallen back
into the steep crater, whose
sides range from 600 to 1000
feet high. Springs apparently
filled it with water, and it
maintains its own level, indicat-
ing there are outlets in the lava
formations in various Cascade
lakes.
ISLE CAME LATER
Biologists have computed that
Wizard Island came much later
perhaps 5000 years ago-and
trees 700 and 800 years old have
been found on it. 1t rises on the
west side of the five-mile-wide
lake and is nearly 5000 feet
high, with about 800 feet ex-
tending above the water line
1t is 5000 feet above sea level
Crater axe is one Of the bes,
known tourist attraction in the
world. It is reached easily by
scenic highways and Is part OF
Crater Lake National Park. The
park superintendent, E. p. Lea
witt, reported the last sighting OF
smoke clouds from Mrs. Alice
Thomas, storekeeper at the Cra-
ter Lake Park. Mrs. T mas and
her sister saw the funnel-shaped
cloud risino from the lr'se at
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

was lifted from
the text Of the
resolution of the
Allies at the
c a s a b ! q n c a
Conference to
make their en-
emies "hlAaA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
HOUSEWIFE LOSES
$40 IN DROP THE
PIGEON" CON GAME

Two sH~peos ARE being ltA. hy
p0lite on ennse ef linn fl1ntNe
d We~t--iie hnu.rVlle nu % 2.-g
Tiny 40 Gtoree Wiley II, % saiN
Brush and Wnln Mae lark,on Is
or Houston TrNa>
The men and woman wcir a
rainscd Monday moruius before
Jud4e W N,Kav Ssillnmn in He-
coidrr. cupi
T1r victim ~ TIE fmo alleged
'tno op' aii,e~ IS Mrs Ida Spsu
cor caoi woodiow Mrs spcu,er
told loli,c that ON Oo,obfr She
was fifst approached he me woin-
an suspect while IN iht harn ~
az. and Wcsi Waft,N Shc SAID
that fae Woman wanted some in-
fomaiinn about cayhins VAR
stamp and She rferrrl her 20 the
icllc The woman followed the
ouplainsn, outside and they both
walked a,ross Woryen avenue TO-
geth. Al MeGrsv and Woodrow
no woman told Mrs sprncer that
no he'd lust seen man nich up q
purse which q White MAN had drop
O'ontlnurd on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Norwood Loses Supreme Court Appeal

Prosccuior Duncan G. McCrca
We'll informed persons. close 10
The incident at that time said that
The charges AGAINST norwood and
his former associsir. Ueic dus up
to get even and discreoii Norwood
who had lunod state ,,ideu,e in
the Ferguson eran trial which re-
suited in scndiue 10 prison Nc
cfca and several couuiy AMI city
officials
Thu defendants blerd then ape
peal 10 The surr,me ,oNfi ou the
GROUNDS thai the SiHrs iniorma
iion did NOT ,haier flmr known
To- law an allegation OF Illegal
search and seizure in D police raid
in The basement 90 ,ii Josephine.
20 rrivate residonfc They also
,Iaimed they bad hcen put IN
double jeopardy as tbc result "
two trials.
ITardiman aud Norwood also
claimed their convictions were
void because they had hecn cfani-
"a Immunity as state vi'ncsscs In
the Ferguson numbers conspiracy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

When informed Tuesday that his
appeal 10 the State supreme court
had been lost Walter Norwood.
$50 H. Adams. hotel aud night
club owner. said he WAS ready to
take his punishment like a mani
Norwood. his beautiful daughter
Charlotte and his nephew Harold
liardiman were among the seven
Detrolters who lost their appeal
before the high state CONT on p
Iala gaming conspiracy The 9th
~ defendants were Harold Wood
ward sou-in.lav of NutWood
Robert Davis aud his vile lsur".
and Preston AIlyne
The Supreme court uline means
that Hartman and Norwood ra, p
viii hov. to serve one to five
years in prison. and Harold Wood
ward and charlotte Norwood six
months 10 five years Tho remain
inr defendants we're placed on
probation
Tho seven co-conspiraiots we're
convicted first IN 1919 aud again
Al new trial in 1912. The case
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

trial
The Supreme ,out unhciu con
spraies to commit offcnscs in
dictahlc az common lsN declared
The scat,h and seizure Nhich fol
lowed a lolcemans conservation
legal aud dc,rccd that immunity
was nor Granted in The present
ease The court also held the de-
Pendants had not hc,n piaced IN
double jeopardy
Norwood WAS oui or the ,iiy
when fhe ustfra laids tuoh pl1'r,
hni b, Wl. ,onuoolei WHh ihe ~
iesed operation of nunsers
SAME With yceo,d- OF iotmrr
rackn Nhi,h wore SEIZED ir laid
on his hotel
ATTORNEYS lor ih Detroit hotel
man said they hadn't heen officially
notified Ut tie decision ~ the hich
court bur thcy would study Il he
fore advising their clieui ON new
Steps 10 take
Fricnds al Norwood are " tho
nplnion that he roi had break
Continued on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Discount Man S
Killer Guilty Of
Nanslaughter

Eifhard Williams SO So lei-
r.icr who was 'hafsga NTH
itsi desfvo mnfrrr IN ih oelo-
nN 1854 death ot Scxn,ou Cold
trin was foamd eailtg q tnsp
elausllte by iudsc .iusepi A.
Cil- Tuesday afrnnoon afier
tnp da' trial Tic d'iendaut
Will he sentenced ou October IS
Gola.itn 81 Heafo,d missy
mauaeer 81 the AT Discount
,ompauF 9s1a crand River VAS
sho' VS. Wiiham IN his office
ON 0ciobe = 1873.
lu bis itlh afioi lndre cill-
d. sand "it IS Nsfy unfortunate
bsf man ~ Williams -
lrl 10 De biouehi 70 tiha ho
cause hr wes lood nlnf, 0sn
and hd au e'o-lltr' erod
tontinurd on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

II s evident from CAT
purts fha' MANY Detuiters sfc
air gnnded For example Tel
'oli Dunes w4 Sepicmher -
successfully me-, 'he relput
mrnf- aud PASSED 90, fliehi ttst
rnu d, the Cnil irrouaaiiD>
Auihun "a become & h,e,~'e
ilishi instructor N' lmneau
ccised bis commrtc,ai pilots li-
consg last YEAR lIe is thr only
licensed Nraro commercial pilot
aid fli4hl instructor IN this area
ar Duncan is crduste ol
Gas. Te'huier high ,,buol and
completed thrw year. "a Ni,h-
san state college tan.ius Mich
iaan ln iPtt hc received hi.
Warrant officers raine ss fu-ht
,poraticus officer u ih Ci,tl Nr
tWrol
This helms ,iichiean Aviation
Wcck ton mcmhels OF Squadron
t,s-. cf The car ,artcd tho
week OH At city \upoit sum
day. October &. oy rrp.irn and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
CONSERVATION HEAD
DENIES KNOWLEDGE
OF NEGRO PARK

lansing Ml,hiann IN j."
~ dated O,iohc 20 ''l"r''f
~ raneuf eNrentive ~err'tA 81
al, nrtmi llraA,h NNAci, the
,ia,hiean Dcmutmmi of Cou~"'-
,aiiou dcnicd that mon'' h"e
h.en so aside lor d'Nrl"pmn'
of negro puk ia Niehisan
Yhc request for iniornla'l"n 'o
~. llolfmastcr director ot the
department of Conservation stat
ga that the NNNCP had received
a report of S.oouoo hcing Ni
aside fw y negro paik Tn
statement also appeared recent
~ in ~ Detroit edition Of a.
weekly newspaper.
In rcsponsc to your telegram
OF September 2S which makes
reference To story printed 10y
The Emitted Press on Scpicmhcf
q. may say that We have ma
linwlcdee of any Justification
for the story lionmastcr wrote
10 Current
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Owners Urged To
Empty Cars As
Rreak-Ins Rise

Iicut c,fald Wahcf riie'."i
the 18Th precinct detectives ep' g
cd Friday tlat ear bfeatine pa ii-
we1nc had Increased siAiy rrf
,rni and that he was ursiut ra
owners 90 cooperate with lhr
police hy nor leaving rseka1's in
their automobiles IT, said that ine
thugs usually got into the 'ars by
breaking the vent glasses
On large mar ON the WALL 81
his olficc Lieut. walters pointrd ip
pins indicating where ih ihci
had taken place lie said that th'
unusual thing about the cnliic ma
WITS there were 40 cd iheie n
by Mack ON the north Allied on
inr suui. itr,,
q oniinucd ON page ;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Is. Employment Service AccussdN
bstering Discriminatory Practices

race and men against Women
Tho text Or rlc union s le'-
Ter * in pant as follows
Dctroii. uich.
Ocioh,r &. 1919
ur Edward l.. Eastman. dlr'''"'
lnItcd states Emplo, me"i >'r'"'
ttGt penob>rot Building
Detroit. Michigan
..uear VIZ. (u>hman;
-uur international lnlom MAJ
rcer,ed reports of Wac
s,rend discrimination as"'n>'
womcn and Negroes :" we
natter Of layoIi> ana r'"'''s
l., chevrolet tear IN" w"
and n Budd wheel. both Z"
thi> city. ,.,
onl, rcceuil, We nave learn
continued ~ Page =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Gloster Current 10
Sail For London

.t,.,., A. Cufeul eNf'N''''
.,,,..,,, eft the peirm' h''''n
NAAcr is scheduled 70 ,''
,..n, N.v No,k cts pf L'no"n.
l.urland on u'iob't ~ '' VIZ
eo ~ doleroic from p. ~
sanitation 20 a'ic"' que
,.,,onh Youth conference
i.nndun.
NJ cnrrtm has nee" .,.,,.,ro
,.,,,1 oi,h me Detroit Tf''"ne
since his college "'' ,,,,,ne
am on, II this paper ''""'"S
columnlsts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

ne JAW Fair Practices commit
y speaking through It's chairman
|1fee r adde's. has addressed
Itticr OF protest TO Edward J.,
|shnian, director OF United states
upioyment Service for the STATE
Nchiean. condemuine the all
Fed practices OF USES In ac-
DUDE and servicing employ
~ requests submitted by ChcV-
le< Gear and Axle and by Budd
n<F companies. which specify
only white male employees
p considered.
@<des charged that USES lis
feet aiding the above firms
Wolatlner the seniority rights
romcn aud Negro workers
~ pre- entitled to prior consid-
tHpn before any new refer
a arc considered. The letter
s<f We do most vigorously
p<fst such action Nv your SUI
ft'natcs and. further. We de-
no that YOU pat an immediate
4 a. this none too subtle ~
81 ON the part OF these en-.
pfees to divide aud destroy our
zpr by pitting race against
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Volunteers For
XXX Moose Party

CHARLESTON s q tNNl'
l,,pun,iina i0 au 'tt'rtill ,H--
pe-tion of the charleston Nf~-
aud Coulter OF sept ~ y D
Janison or Ridse,ilie who fr
Gently hns Written seNrtai hiii'F
denominations. ui Jews Ncalof
and the government even urri1s
open rebellion AGAINST Tie lui'r'.
States. wrote in the newspaper
Sept "a his agreement with inc
wspapcr.
Tile newspaper had su-s' lr"
revival of the ku kluS klan
n the FrrC bccamc rrnna-
Confined ON Page ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Prisoner Dies In
Court Bull Pen

Luther rm4ll. 4> 1sl Napoleon.
Who br,amr 80 while iu . bull pen
~ the Recorder oouri bmidln-
Monday was dead on admliianee
40 tho Receiving hospi,a short
time iptcr
Homicide detectives said that
Smsu dicd from natural causes
ne bad bcen arrested on drunk
charges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
HIT-RUN DRIVER
PLEADS GUILTY

Wlliau W tt'ii- ~ l,anola
ocfendant On a isii hii-rm ac
ciGcnt in which Nr, Nlna Ward
Mrs Dor- Wlllian- ami Mrs.
Maggie Bugs were migred
plead guilty Modnv-dw mornins
before Juds John Watts n The
traffic aud ordinance division oi
Iil, Rcorde coWt
judge Watt. rri'rrrd Eg't.
'o the probation department and
"a Tie srutrnr n'ir for October
~ Evert. is hcc ou q >"'uo
honl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Walter White
In Detroit

Walter White ~ N'a fWN
,Ncewise sc,r,tNN o. 'h' Is.
liona Assooiaiiou fo 'ae Na'
yucercrt Of colo'e' l'r'l'''
VAS IN Detroit ro'.deN ana
"Wednesday or TINS 0reh on ~
c,al msnrS lir rr"n'is ~
turned to ihr errle, ''''f '''
extensive tour ~ Nn'' i''' ~
- in Ito i'atine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

was tried both times before Judsc
Donald NJ Nanlilc iu Recorders
court
The alleged nnmbcts case Was
The ouieroWih OF a raid STAGED pN
aides of former Wayne COUNTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
|ggests Use OF
On All
Ships
y HARRY ;. MttLPI>E.
LMar correspondent NrAl

I\lL ll.ARBOR -tSpeeial to
4 ADMIRAL Chester VI
a whose sagacious leader
4 y naval activities in the
VAS a major factor m
ary over Japan. has put
flamp OF approval on The
Iaird use OF Ncernes ia the
tiesn Navy and IN ITS post
A % enizatIou.
De Five Star ADMIRAL made
n IN IN a conference aud
n with Lester Crunscr.
tlne secretary oi the Ma
b ban league. who Is tours
4 rsNal installations ~ the
as personal ccpresclta-
i the Secretary OF the Na-
based his conclusion ON
,,e>sful experiment OF the
using up To ten per
n NrSro personnel Of senrr"i
on twenty -ihrre 81 The
n auxiliary ships. RECON-
ons already hate bc'n
nst similar use Of Nesto
be extended 10 all
ships. and more than
pandrcd such vessels carry
4 complement rating.
assignment Of Negroes OF
ratings TO combat N'H-
,eording TO ADMIRAL "a.
n viil have to originate Win
4 lWfeau OF Navy Personnel
futh a proposal j. brought
attention. the Admiral in
~ he would give IL his APP
4 ontlnued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
FIurt While
laying Football

Vie playing football AZ John
Nd IIendrie last Wednesday.
*<trd knight H.. 3o7 lIendfic,
Ft< blurred he was taken to The
1r<*'Fine hospital wherc n was
pod he had received a couple
I<<ctures.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

CITY'S RACIAL
BOUNDARIES
ARE "SACRED"
B, mid nAET MIlIINNS


thAlrs y lohpsnn ~ 90 e4iS
TMIiefu street. Win tnrec ycals
az so 10 om,ud nan % hi- ,vN-
10 be- tho tinted States Nnesi
Cnua nns houofahly dischafecl.
h'tge NHh strained attention.
'lhn aay inorniue tnr reicrti"n
o. 47 application for hopsina pt
an mot 4mtnunour Notr ot the
utaul ilou-iuI Commission The
,,Dap na- es"n lrarlns Ny
ti' onm- ion afor be- Dad
So comnen toau'sl s'-
~ Auu-ins f neDm4-
,rF 90 eiuu1 itn 'ne rAn
around wnh feafJ 20 his apple
cd,ion ~ pa,e n nhnh to
ike
onc Protest WI
1n, o' ls~nijn- fgi, was
cast hl Ne G,N liefare Waite.
Who hiir o'pioltd lnc a,tion
Of Tie oon11ns.im iu denying
the toUne coast GUatdsman iur
rishi To li 40 a pla'e OF a's
oun ehoo-ins
TN uttion of fne commission
lcicrtine Ai lohnson- pisa .of
h"nsius caun ihloneh lr~olu
men submitted hv ClrrI's ta-"-
comb Sectrlmy 81 in" 'ontni-
zion iht n,ad 10 pas' Tho ur.
troit llonine commission rco-
mus u.s. responsibility Go tvr
citizens ~ pef,oi, in mahtue
every effort 20 bring 1hoH 81
solution 10 on ,meried hou
ins probicin ft' Comtr sion al.
so reoo.ntl' that in matters 90
lanaf polio, it> functions ave
Coninncd on PAGE -
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
VOL said tt
 Girls :. Windsor Locks USO)
By PFC. CARL CARSON

New England boys seem to be in the limelight this week. Whether they thrive in this particular cline, affect the patois, or just know their way around, these lads surely ap- pear in the vanguard of victors. Leading the parade is an urbane gent from the rock-ribbed coast of Maine, T/Sgt. Lewis Burr. Lew is the genial type who sits about smoking his pipeful of Prince All bert, eschewing the bug" numbers "The Kennebunk Konundrum" is a collector of old sailing vessel models, and is tight-lipped on how these three-rig affairs can fit into bottles. (You've seen lem in curio shops in those sleepy little fishing towns. Carson understands that the secret craft is handed down from father to son, Lou being a fifth son of fifth son.: or some such sort of genealogical pattern.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
BOYS AND NOISE

Cpl. Willie Troy, the Lawrence Larruper, another NE. bon vivant. Will comes from an old sea-faring family, but limits his own water trips to fy-casting from rowboat on nearby lakes. Knows his way around Bawston too, taking P. G. work at the College of Pharmacy, and what Bill can't turn out with a mortar and pestle isn't worth concocting. Asked his opinion of Carson's profound observations, William remarked, Some pills are very hard to swallow" (Ed Note: A Daniel has come to judgment.)
 SSgt. Jamsie Barry, the Med ford Menace, keen blade from the Fellsway. Jimmie was a private chauffeur for one of the four hun dred in his halcyon daze, and still thinks he'd like to be a philan- thropist postwar. "Them bene- factors always seem to have wad of mazuma," Jim asseverates. A posteriori reasoning, the text books call it, but "The Profile" terms it mere empiricism. (Ed. Note: What ever it is, we don't want any.)
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
Five More in Third
 Get Medal of Honor

Nuremberg (CNS)-Five more Congressional Medals of Honor have been awarded to heroes of the crack Sd Infantry Division of the 7th Army probably the most decorated division in the Army. L/Gen. Alexander M. Patch, com mander of the 7th Army, presented the nations highest award to-: L/Col. Keith L. Ware, Glendale, Cal; It. John J. Tominic, Lincoln, Neb.; TSgt. Russell Durham, Wood River, Ill.,; Sgt. Lucian Adams, Port Arthur, Tex, and Pfc. Wilbur N. Ross, Strunk, Ky. At last count, 25 Medals of Honor had been awarded to the Sd Division.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
JOKES AND FOXES

S1/c Ray Guglielmone, home town boy who joined the Navy to let the world see him, dropped in thother night to show the lovelies his new adagio adaptations. Ray has covered a lot of ground (and water) since showing off, and has acquired a savoire faire that Pigeon would envy. (Ed. Note: Walter does all right too.) Pfc. Raymond Marois, the Hart ford Hepcat, one of the witty gentry who has a quip for every occasion. Funny how these per sonality boys always. seem to have circle. Carson says things too but everyone registers deadpan. Whats the story? (Ed. Note: Must I tell him? Nav, ignorance is bliss, and Carson's happyD
 Rabbit (Eeek) Keefe and Ed (Punny Man) Paris on rendezvous for weekend. Claimed they took in a dude ranch, but that sounds like bum steer. (OoofD Imagine that chap Keefe in chaps. "Hopalong Keefe" he was known as in those days. These drugstore cowboys sure sling a mean line. Yep, when it comes to really polishing up rhe- torical redundancy to the point of hyperbole, Paris has few peers. (Ed. Note: Coming from a Profes sional Ear Bender like Carson, that sure is a compliment.)
 Incidentally, Paul has found an infallible remedy for curing his roommate of snoring. Bedtime stories, psychoanalysis, and stuffing an old sock in his mouth" has worked wonders for Tommie's soporifc arias. No comment from the party of the second part as yet, but as Conroy always sez, "He who laughs last hee hoo," So watch for some retaliation in kind. Anyone who can muzzle "The Great One" will get an SEGA. award, all right, all right. (Ed. Note: The re- mainder of this manuscript has veered off illegibly, as the man in the white coat gently but firmly takes Carson by the arm.)
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
WINDSOR LOCKS
Club Hours:
 800 am. to II pm. Monday

Club Hours:
 800 am. to II pm. Monday through Saturday. 200 pm. to II pm. Sunday. Service Personnel and Service men and their wives are invited to participate in all scheduled Pro- grams as we'll as to make use of available Club Facilities at any time during scheduled Club Hours. SUNDAY, May 9th.
 2 pm. to II pm. Open House Hospitality. Guests of Service Personnel invited.
 800 pm. Movies. Administration Building, Elm Plains. MONDAY, May 7th.
 pm. to II pm. Games. TUESDAY, May 9th.
 500 pm. Operating Committee Meeting.
 8:3O pm. er-Community USO Council Meeting.
 pm. to Il pm. Regular Dance. WEDNESDAY, May 9th.
 8 pm. to II pm. Arts and Crafts. THURSDAY, May 10th.
 ' pm. to II pm. Game Night. FRIDAY, May 11th.
 8p.m. to II pm. "Letter Making On a Record". SATURDAY, May 18th.
 10 am. to 12 noon. Playtime with USO-Housing Unit.
 8 pm. Movies. "Blondie Meets the Boss". USO Club House, with Selected Short Subjects.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-05
By S/Sgt. J. Ray Wright

To again. We'll it looks like the old Club will jump again now that the band is back on the beam.
 S/Sgt. Ford is really making with the notes these days. Being new groom may be the cause.
 Wonder why Pvt Hawkes. gazes so fondly at the bass fiddle? Is that the right word, Bub?
 Pvt. Robert Brazier blew in for a visit last evening. Bet certain lady in Hartford is all a-futter. Bob says that quite a number of ''C" Squadron's alumni are play ing soldier"
 Since the "Cue King" paid us a visit, the games around the Club have improved. Even we won seven games in row. Yes, the opponents could play too.
 Why is it that S/Sgt. Tabor re- turns from all soft ball games with a decided limp? Better not take up hard ball, Sarge.
 Since "The Picture of Dorian Gray," we see quite few halos floating around. Of course most of them are made of neon.
 The disc "Caledonia" should be restricted to one play per night, It's so torrid that it rocks the tim bers of the Club.
 What goes with certain little town nearby, Pvt. Hicks? One day you're in-the next-out.
 We take it all back "Pappy", you must have found that fountain.
 Say, Pvt. Alton, is Cupid still gunning for you? Why not sur render?
 The peace of one of the barracks will soon be shattered. Sgt. Morris is returning from D.S.
 Could it be that the 1945 auto tubes are weak? We see that both S/Sgt. King and Cpl. Brown have been using the jack lately.
 'Tis rumored that Pvt. c. Mor-