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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-08-09
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

tOR SAIL
New two bedroom house, full
basement, furnace, fine location
$500. $1,000 down, balance
$500 per month.
2 bedroom house, shower, water
heater, electric pump, garage,
some furniture, $4,000.
Nice home, one bedroom, bath.
house about four years old. Very
large lots, nice lawn, shade,
some asparagus, $500, terms.
8 acres, pasture, alfalfa, garden, 3
bed room house, another small
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house, nice lawn, shade, in city
limits, 400.
2 bedroom house, bath, nice base
ment, hardwood floors in front
rooms, lovely lawn, shade, fine
garden space, some fruit trees,
very large lots, some furniture,
$A,750.
A well built, 2 bed room, plastered
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roof, $3.50.
IS acres, IS in pasture, balance
farm land, asparagus, grapes,
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barn, good well, priced with all
equipment and crop, $4,000.
IS acres, good pasture land, no
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A well built, concrete block house,
3 bedrooms, bath, also shower,
very fine location, $500.
40 acres, mint, alfalfa. Other
crops, small house, barn, Sc, 500
Buyer receives IS per cent OF
crop. ~ -
New house, 4 rooms with bath,
chicken house, 2 wells, hot wat
er heater, good cow, pig, large
lots 100 by $50. $500.
Very fine dairy farm, alfalfa and
pasture, 3 bed room home, bath,
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machinery. About one mile out.
$1O,5O0.
Battery and electric shop in Pas
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equipment and stock, low rent,
a big money maker.
Have two very fine Is acre farms
also some wheat land.
Have buyers for 5-acre tracts, also
business property.
The only exclusive Real Estate
office In Kennewick.
K. C. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - Pho:e 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
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FOR SALE: Motorcycles, late mod
els, Harley Davidson "61" over
head, Indian Bonneville Scout,
new cylinders and heads. 42-Har-
ley Davidson shaft drive. Leonard
Allison, Route 1. l8-20-p
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ROOM AND BOARD for q man,
$3.50 per week. Tel. 1897
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"GERONIMO", historic picture
will be at the Roxy theater on
Sunday and Monday, Aug. 1918,
and Marietta Dague of SIS Beach
st. may have two tickets by call
ing at the office of the Courier
Reporter.
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FOR SALE: Modern pre-war
home, 6 rooms. bath, oil heat,
fireplace. 4 lots on corner, shade,
evergreens, shrubs, flowers. May
be seen by appointment, phone
1921. 19-2l-p
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FOR SALE

Very pretty one bedroom
home, one and a half acres Of
land. Garage, chicken house,
acreage in alfalfa. House well
built and modern. Beautiful
view. Fairly priced at S4250.
Nice modern home on one
acre of land. Large garage and
one additional building. Some
furniture goes with house.
$2650.00
20 acres with alfalfa, aspara-
gus, grapes and mint. Good
modern home completely fur
nished. Good barn and out
buildings. Easy terms.
Very choice residential lot in
good district. Cash or very
good terms.
2 bedroom house on LIST Ave.
Nice location. Partially furn-
ished. Moderate price and
very low down payment.
10 acres with four room mod
ern home. Two acres orchard,
balance alfalfa. $4,000, terms.
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IF YOU ARE LONELY, write Box
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FOR SALE OR RENT: New 2 bed
room houses, full basement, fur
mace, electric hot water heater,
laundry tubs, unfurnished. See
BAIL Bros. Exchange, Julius N.
BAIL, owner, 81 Ave. c. or Res.
Is Adams, Tel. 1901, Kennewick,
Wash. TIC
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WE SPECIALIZE IN auto and
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AT THE BENTON theater on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, August 14-15-16, will be that
star studded epic picture of
Greenwich Village" and two
tickets are waiting for F. r.
Gleich of 811 Kennewick Ave-,
at the office of the Courier-Re-
porter.
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FOR RENT: Furnished Cabins at
Hartford and f. Ave. Call 2037.
II 19c
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FOR RENT: Furnished modern
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z o'clock evenings. 19tfc
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MAN WANTED for few days
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WANTED NOW: Trailers of all
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Trailers bought, sold, exchanged.
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SUNDAY AND Monday, Aug. r.
Is at the Benton theater. is
showing ELAINE of the Barbary
Coast" with John Wayne and Ann
Dvorak, and if L. c. Boies Of 'Rt.
I will call at the office Of the
Courier-Reporter he may have 2
tickets to see this stirring pisture.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES, jackets,
suits, sweaters and coats for
Back to School Penney's, Ken
newick. Open til $50 Monday
Evenings.
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FOR SALE: Piano, recently re-
conditioned. Inquire third house
east Of Bridge View Inn. 1l-ttc
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GIRL WANTED: Steady work,
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Apply in person. Consolidated
Freightways. 19-c
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FOR SALE: A baby bed with
mattress just like new. A vanity
dresser with bench. 108 East
Kennewick Ave. Mrs. Earl Lud-
wig. 17-10p
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FOR SALE: Large selection Of
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath-
erette frames, photo mailers snd
Rift items. Have your portrait
made today ut our modern studio.
Garrett Studio, new Pasco thea
ter building, Pasco. Wash. tic
FOR SALE: Fryers. No deliveries,
and no sales on Sunday. Mrs. J.
r. Bellomy. Turn left at Brem-
mer's service station, then right on
first rock road. Second house on
right. 17-19p
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FOR SALE: At once, my half in
terest in the Corson Carter Ga
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truck priced at $275. l9-21p
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NOW AVAILABLE = New ship
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FOR SALE: Wood and coal cir
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overload springs and 14x16 tent.
$40 Ave. e. 10p
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FOR SALE: Catalogues by the
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Rt. I, Kennewick. Phone 2463.
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Large stock padlocks and automo-
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FOR YOUR shopping convenience
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FOR SALE: New 5-room modern
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HELP WANTED: Woman to assist
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FOR SALE: Heavy duty delivery
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WENDELL Bateman Of Route 2
may have two tickets to see
"Three's Crowd, a mystery
showing at the Roxy theater on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. IA
Is. Call for tickets at the Courier
office. ,.-
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FOR RENT: S room apt, furnished
or unfinished; ]. H. Bennett;
third house east Of Finley store.
13tfc
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FOR SALE: One six year old
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double, new set of harness. Phone
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Highlands. 1902
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FOR SALE: Dining room table,
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Richland. 19-p
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FOR SALE: "Indian" factory built
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owner. Geo. B. Morgan, Willow
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CAMPBELL'S Custom Cannery
win can chicken or meat on
Wednesday; other canning may be
done Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day mornings until further no.
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WILLOWS TRAILER CAMP:
Back Of White Kitchen. Several
nice spaces now available. Clean
heated showers. We furnish the
washing machines. It
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STRAYED: Black female Cocker
Spaniel. Monday. If found please
notify Mrs. j. w. Grimshaw, Rt.
1, KenneWick. 1922
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FOR SALE and FOR RENT SIGNS,
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WANTED: Custom bulldozing
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houses and bitches. Glen Doering,
SIS N 9th Ave-, Pasco, Wn. 18-20-p
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
FIRST INNING

DETROfT-i0hna0n thrvW out Weut Mayo
fied 10 Nicholson johnson u-Teu out CTArnrf
No run. no hit no error
CHICACO--Hack walked Johnson sacrificed
YORK % Mayo Lo~rey fled 90 CuUenbine.
webb threS cut CAyErrCtta. No run, no tii.
no gTroE
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Story
By GEN. 2s{S2ElI;ll$l NJ WAINWRIGHT
Copyright, 1915, King Feature Syndicate, Inc.

Copyright, 1915, King Feature Syndicate, Inc.
Reproduction In Whole Or In Part Strictly Prohibited
GO was on my own. And sitting there in
- the little boat that carried me back to
- Bataan, March 10, month before the
fell it would have been easy to
yield to the vaguely sickening loneliness of
the doomed.
But put that sensation out of my mind
and made myself think of the tasks that lay
ahead, as commander of all Of Bataan's
forces.
One of the sternest of these would be
telling my men that their top commander had
left. l found myself wondering how they
would take it, and / resolved to see to it that
they understood as understood
thought too, we neared Bataan again,
of the steady deterioration of our countrys posi-
tion in the Philippines from the date of my
arrival in November, 1910, up to todays dis
couraging low, | could trace that decline now
in my mind clearly as could trace the OUT
line of Mariveles and even the spoken words Of
those Is previous months took substance again.
ITO ME, soldier, the assignment to the Philip
4 pines at the end of 1910 was the. realization
of considerable goal had had commands be-
fore in my life, but never one important as this
to which the war department assigned me in 1910:
commander of the Philippine Division.
They put another star on my shoulders max !.
ing me temporary major general Such things 1
are deeply moving in the life of a regular army I,
Continued on Firss Pictu. Page,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Wainwright 3ares
Philippine Mistakes
Unframed
Soldiers Sent
Into Battle
SYNOPSIS

CUNIMONED by Gen. Macarthur, Gen. WainwFfghe
- left his headquarters Bataan and journeyed, BY
jeep and boat to Corregidor March 10, 1912. 49,
The President had been trying vainly to get Mac
Arthur to leave Corregidor. The time had come whca
he could refuse no longer.
Through of Corregidors long tunnels Wainwrighe
led to MacArthur's gray house. Macarthur casne
out the porch.
Jonathan" he said 81 am leaving for Australia, p-
suant to repeated orders of the President.
Things have gotten to such point that must
comply with these orders or get out OF the army.
The two generals talked then of the desperate tactical
situation on Bataan.
We're alone, Jonathan; you know that well as T.
said Macarthur. eff get through to Australia, you know
I'll come back 1 with much as can.
In the meantime, you've got to hold"
Wainwright thought of how little ammunition he had
left and of the maaria the hairations the wounded hs
air force of two P-40s.
Wainwright said only:
you'll get through"
q. =. and back" added Macarthur.
The determination In MacArthurs voice communf-
Gated its spirit to Wainwright.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Highest Hero Honor

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 QNS)
Sgt. Leroy Johnson of Oakdale,
La, who saved his squad by
throwing himself on two japanese
grenades on Leyte, has been post
humouSly awarded the Congress
sional Medal Of Honor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Students Demand Break

CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. s
CUP) - Two thousand Caracas
University students demonstrated
in front of the foreign office to-
day to demand that Venezuela
break diplomatic relations with
I
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
THIRD ISNING

DETROIT Mayu went Out Johnscn 20
CaWauetta CramsF popped 20 Csragre'ta.
Hughes threw Ogt GrecuberF no run, no nat.
no error
CHICAGO Hughes struck out. Passeau
struck out HsCk singled to center johnson
flied 10 Crhmsf No run. one hit. no error
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
Game Goes
Into Extra
Innings
BY LEO MACDoNELL


WRIGLEY FIELD, GILL
CAGO, Oct. 8-Chicago Cubs
defeated the Detroit Tigers
In the sixth game TO even
the World Series at three
games apiece here today.
As a result there will be a
seventh and final game here
Wednesday.
The Tigers got the'hrst rin OF
the ball game in the seco on d.
Greenberg flied out. Cu&enbine
walked and York doubled. Cullen
bine holding third. Outlaw was
purposely walked, filling the bases.
Richards walked. forcing in Cul-
lenbine. Trucks popped, all run
ners h hofding their bases, and
Webb forced Richards 10 end the
inning.
A four-rHa bafFaFe by the Cubs
drove Trucks from the box. Liv-
ingston singled. Hughes beat out
a bunt. Livingston going 20 Sec
ond. PaSSeau grounded TO Trucks
and Livingston was safe at third
when his throw was late. Hack
singled, scoring Livingston and
Hughes and, when the throw in
got away from Richards. the run
ners went 10 second and third.
johnson grounded out. the runners
holding their bases. Lowery
walked, filling the bases. Cava-
retta singled, scoring Passeau and
Hack. Caster replaced Trucks on
the mound for the Tigers. Pafko
popped and Nicholson famed.
The new battery for the Tigers
was Tommy Bridges and Bob
Swift. Livingston doubled. Hughes
doubled scoring Livingston. Hughes
was trapped of second and was
out. PaSseau lined 10 Mayo and
Hack grounded out
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
TWELFTH INNING
DooIittle SkepticaI

HOLLYWO D, Oct. 8 (INS)-
1t. Gen. James II. Doolittle, COM
.mander of the Eighth Air Force,
declared the atomic bomb did not
win the war-it gave the japanese
an excuse 10 capitulate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
ELEVENTH INNING

DETROIT-Cullenblne fouled 90 Hack
Hack threw out YORK Outlaw flied 90 LOWrCy.
No run, no hit. no eTIug.
CIuCAGO-Csvsretta went out Trout o.
YORK PAfko popped tD Mayo Nicholson filed
10 CreenberE No run. no hit. no error.
TWELFTH INNING
DETROfT-sVlft flied to LOWRY Trout
fouled TO Williams. Hoover singled 20 let
Hoover was out stealing second. Williams 10
Mcrrulo. No run, one hit. no error.
CHICACO-Wiliiams was out Maga- to York
Secory batted for Merrulo and singled 20
center. ShuSter running for Stcory. BorowY
struck out. Hack singled 10 ieit and when
Grecnberg let the ball 20 through him
ShuSter scored. one run. two hits. one error
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
NINTH INNING

pETROfT-Borovy now pitching for Chi
cag0. YORK vent out, Hack % CAv.retta
OUTLAW singled 20 left swift singled and
OUTLAW vent 10 third Trout hit to Hughes.
OUTLAW tried 20 score and was out. Hughes 20
Livingston 20 Hack. Hoover popped 10 Cava-
retth no run. two hits no error
CHICAGO-PafnO doubled along the third
Nbase line Nicholson struck out. Gillespie
hatted for Livingston. Trugt tossed out Cii-
iespie. Becker bstted for HUGHES. Becker was
purpOsely passed. Block running for Becker.
BoroWy fled 10 Cramer. No run, one hit'
no error.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
TENTH INNING

Merruio AZ short and Williams now catching
for Chicago Mayo lined 90 Hack. Cramer SIN
Eied 20 left. CreenberE hit into double
play. Merrulo % johnson TO CayarettAh No
run one hit. no error.
struck out Lowrey hit iQ10 q double play,
Mayo TO Hoover to York. No run. one hi''
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

tying the score Hughes threw out Cullenblne
-Four runs. three hits one error.
CHICACO-Di Trout noN pitching Tor
Detroit Hack walked johnson sacrineed
Trout 20 York L0Wrey went out Mayo 20
YORK Cav0retta fled 10 GreenbefF No run,
no hit no eIrunI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09

DETROIT MayU went Out Johnsrn 20
Hughes threw Ogt GrecnbcrF. no run, no hit.
CHICAGO - Hughes STRUCK cut passe,u
struck out RaCk singled O. center johnson
flied 10 CrAmsr. 70 run one hit. no error
FOURTH INNING
DErRofT-cuilenblne vas safe when John.
snn fumbled his roller York foulcd % CAVIAR
retta Ouilaw was thrown out ~ JOHNSON.
Cullenblne going 70 second Richards was
purpoxely passed Trucks WAkcf. filling the
bases Webb flied 10 Pafso. NJ run, no hit,
ccHIcAco-Lowery uas caued out on strikes
Cayarreta singled % center Pafko flied 90
CreenberE Nicholson popped 90 Webb 80
runh. one hit. no error
FIFIH INNING
pETRoIr-Hack thrcH out Mayo Crsrer
flied 70 Lowery, so Old CTeenbeEs No run.
CHICAGO - livingston singled to center
Hughes beat out an inilcid MT. Livingston
stopping al second PaSSeau alsD beat out an
infeid hit. fIling the bases Hack singled 70
when Richards Jet Cramcrs thfoW get away
from him. PaHseau went 90 third and Hack
out by Mayo Lowery walked filling the
bases CavArretiA singled 20 center scoring
PssSeau and Hack LoweIy stopping at third
Caster now pitching for Detroit. Pafko popped
% Mayo Nicholson struck cut. -Four runs.
four hits. one error.
SIXTH INNING
pETRorT-Culenbine beat out hit 70
johnson. YORK struck out and Culenbine
stole second Outlaw went out Passeau TO
Cavarretta. PAsSeau hurt his right hand on
the drive Mailer batting for Richards. Mailer
singled OF PaSseaus glove. Cullenbine taking
third McHaie batted for Caster and struck
out No runs. two hits. no errors
CHfCACO-Bridges now pitching for De
troit swift now catching. Livingston doubled
% left Hughes doubled 10 right. scoring
Livingston Hufhes out stealing, Swift
20 Webb 20 MAYO Pssseau popped 20 Mayo
webb threw out Hack. one run, two hiu,
no error.
SEVENTH INNING
pETRoiT-Hostetler batted Tor webb and
WHs safe al hrSt when HACK muffed his
Frounder Mayo grounded 10 Cayartetta. Cra-
sr SINGLED TO i ana ho,5eus ~ n9,ss vas , run
ner going % second. Crccnberg walked. Cul-
4 Ienbins singled to center scoring Cramet
Creenberg stopping Al second. Wyse nov
pitching for Chicago. York singled TO left,
scoring Creenberg, Cullenhine stopping AZ
second OUTLAW forced York. Johnson 20
Hughes Two runs. three hits. one error
CHlCAGo-johns1n struek CUT Lo"eIy peat
Psfko nned 10 GreenberF Nicholson walked.
filiinK the bases Livingston walked. forcing
IN L0wery. Benton nov pitching for Detroit
Cavarretta Wyse struck out. Two runs. two
hits, no error.
EIGHTH INNING
pETRofT-Swift walked walker batted for
Denton and doubled 10 right, sWiit third
Frounder swift scoring and Walker holdlnf
second Mayo singled 20 left center. scorinl
walker and out trying 20 stretch the hit Int int
o. third Prim nov pitching for Chicago
CrsneY flied 10 Pano and Hoover scored aftei
ths catch. Greenbers hit ths ball over vail
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-09
SECOND INNING

DETROTT--CrecnbsrE flied % LoWcry Cui-
ienenblne walked Y1Js doubled g. night
center. Cullenbine stopping a. third OutlsE
given an intentional pa1t Nlirg the
bases Richards Nalk q forcing Cuiicuhins IN
with the frat run. Tracks popped % Hughes
webb forCsr RiChards. HUGHES. unaksiAted
One run one hit 40 error
CHiCACO-Psfko Singled 20 center Nichol-
son fouied 70 YORK Livingston forced PsfE0.
webb 10 Mayo. Nayo oyprthrrw nrtt and the
ball vas recovered BY Richards. vho tarcW %
webb getting Livingston on the double play.
No ran. one hit 40 error
Evening star., 1945-03-04
E*=>>>S lo help get your lad home sooner
and safe keep writing to him regUlarIy|


. Victories increase the longing for home. So
your letters are needed more than ever now.
Each line you write is like moment of fur
lough-at home with loved ones around. It's
the shortest distance between hearts. And it's
good-luck charm that really works
Many soldier has escaped injury because
of CHEEKY letter in his pocket. His mind was
at ease . he was ''on the BALI and reacting
trigger-fast That way a lad is bound to do his
job better and quicker and get home sooner.
So don't underestimate the power of your
letters. They can help shorten this war. That's
why Uncle Sam gives them the same combat
priority as food and plasma puts every
front and every foxhole on his fast V-mail route.
Keep your letters coming-and help keep
your fighter safe!