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Evening star., 1945-10-03
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

u
Personality parade: At 2042 Pine
hurst road, Hollywood, just one block
OF Hollywood boulevard. lives q
little old lady who used to take
in sewing land who has probably
influenced your emotions more than
any glamour screen star that ever
lived.
Chances are you've never seen her,
and chances are you thought she
had been dead for half century
or SO. But Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Bond, now SO, wrote "I Love You
Truly" "A Perfect Day." just
A-wearying for You" and half a
hundred other romantic songs that
were played and sunk by the mil
lions long before any OF us could
whistle "Alexanders Ragtime Band, !"
or Sunny Side of the Street"
II Love You Truly" for instance,
was played at Shirley Temples we'd
ding only few days ago. Tt used
to be that a couple thought they
weren't legally wed unless some
body got UP and sang II Love You
Truly"
Well. it took two returning SOL
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National "The Rugged Path
2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Her Highness and the
Bellboy":: 1890 am, las, Ais. TIL
and 10 pm. Stage shows: l2.45
3:35, $50 and 800 pm.
CoIumbia-"A Bell for Adano".
II am, los, 3:15, $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Rhapsody In Blue: 10:55
am, 1:40, 4:25, 6:55 and $50 pm
Hippodrome - Courageous Mr.
Penn: 2:3o, 4:20, 6:O5, 7:55 and
9:40 pm.
Keith's Shady Lady,: ILLS
am, I:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and s:4o
pm.
Little - "On Approval: II am,
12:45, 2:30, AIS, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm
Metropolitan-"Pride Of the Ma
rines": HAS am, 2:25, 4;40, 7 and
800 pm.
Palace-"Anchors Aweigh":: 10:45
am, lbs, 4:05, 6:45 and 9:25 pm.
Pix-"Army Wives: 2:lo. 4:35. 7
and 9:15 pm.
Trans-Lux News and Shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-10-03


promptu shows are nothing new ir
the life Of the Carthy
team, but this one was not what
Mr.. Bergen had in mind. The
audience was professional, in q
manner Of speaking, and perform
erS do not like to extemporize
before such groups. It is not ex-
actly like spending a few minutes
showing Bernard Shaw how you
can write plays, but there is some-
thing OF that quality about it.
Mr.. Bergen, in town sort of
casually, had in mind no such per-
formance He was merely a sort
Of host and guest at a party. BY
way OF reinforcing that position, he
had left Charley upstairs In the
suite. And, in the suitcase men
toned above.
The party was going along just
fine, with every one being agree
able and the food being delicious
(advt) when some one asked !:
where's Charlie?"
Mr.. Bergen did not answer, which
was all right since the question
was not addressed particularly to
him.
Some one in the group, however,
said that Charlie was upstairs and
poor Mr.. Bergen suddenly took on
the expression of a performer who
knew he was going to have to work
regardless of his intentions just to
have a little social get-together
with some people. He could not
say, as Paderewski used to reply
to dinner hostesses who would ask
him to play: Madam, when I play
l do not eat, and when I eat I do
not play" He distinctly does not
have the same sense of himself
that Paderewski did of Paderewski
rs an artist.
Because he does not have that
feeling, he went out, found a bell
boy, sent him up to the room for
Charlie, and put on a show when
the dummy arrived.
1t was the highiight of the party
not merely as a piece OF entertain
ing, but as a reflection of a much
more agreeable nature than most
performers possess.
Mccarthy, the critic, would have
to agree with that, we are sure.
Mr.. Bergen and his wooden imp
are about to try q new sort of ven
ture, at least one they have not
tried in long time. That will be
an appearance before a night club
audience. Well, not a typical night
club audience, but the one that
goes to the Wedgewood room in
New York. Don't get the notion
there Is any swank in Bergen's tax
ing such booking. He would rather
be working in vaudeville-if there
was any any more. Outside of
night clubs, that is.
II like to know what audiences
are thinking" he says. "You must
know in radio, which is my main
shore, of course.
I don't know just how to 60
about finding out about audiences,
the face to face way, I mean. I
tried concert bookings, but I found
myself always asking myself what
I was doing in the concert field.
The answer I got was that I did
not seem to belong there. So I'm
trying night club booking"
He does not intend to play a cir
cult OF such bookings, however. He
does not think 1t would give him
the answer to what he wants to
know, about children and lots of
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Romanticist's Life a Romance

diers to discover not only that Mrs
Bond is in Hollywood and very
much alive, but that her life story
is love story that beats most flc-
ton you see on the screen. Col
William Keighley, who headed the
motion-picture service for the Army
Air Forces, and 1t. Col. Ralph Jes-
ter are the bright boys who found
the Carrie Jacobs Bond story, got
her permission to make it and are
going to produce it independently.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Data on Raft

EOILY WOOD.
George Raft, co-star of RKO
Radios Johnny Angel" was in turn
prize fighter, baseball player and
dancer before he became a screen
actor. He produced and starred in
iexas Guinan's shows, then came
to Hollywood with her.
AT one time Raft had a reputation
as the Wosld's fastest Charleston
cancer. Before headlining on Broad
way and abroad, he appeared at
Rector'S and ChurchilI's.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
File Proves Useful

HOLLYWOOD.
Inc complete file of Cole Porter's
press clippings, ranging from such
early productions as Wake Up and
Dream" in 1929 to his latest musical.
Mexican Hayride," in 1s43, is being
used as reference material for War
ner Bros current production,
Might and Day." based on the COM
poser's life and music.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Kate Adopts Lad
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK.
Kate Smith, the radio songbird,
has adopted 13-year-old Dutch
Boy, Jacobus Kous, who lived
through six years of war and bomb
ings in Holland. Kate has another
adopted youngster, also Is years old,
a refugee youngster from Malta
named Montefort Bartholomew.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
.Mama's Account Up
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK.
II Remember Mama" the John
Van Druten play based on the book,
"Mama's Bank Account" has been
turned into a s1,000,000 bank ac-
count. Producers Richard Ridgers
and Oscar Hammerstein. I'd, an
nounced that the plays gross has
passed, after so weeks, the 81 ,000, 900
mark.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
TIE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1e15
Charlie Nc cCarthy Is All Wrong;
Bergen Is Really Agreeable
BY JAY CARMODY

Charlie Mccarthy the contrary this Bergen altogether
bondessy
man Mccarthy dumb enough to think
salary is all he deserves.
Mccarthy as critic dropped 90 points
Carlton
dig Charles out Of his fayand put
Evening star., 1945-10-03

They'll call IT, r Love You Truly =
OF course.
Keighiey Is the ex-Warner Bros.
director who made such hits as
Green Pastures, !" The Bride Came
COD" and Robin Hood" Jes-
tSee HEFFERNAN, Page A-15)
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice is hereby given. that on Tuesday,
the 9th day OF June. 1896 Commencing
It ten o'clock In the, forenoon OF said
DAY. In front Of the main entrance door
20 me n County Court House in the city
OF rrosser. county Of Benton. State OF
Warrington. BY the County Auditor Of
said county. the following described st.te
lands. together with the improvements
situated theron. will be sold AZ public
suction to the highest bidder therefor,
NOTE-No one except citizens OF the
United States, or persons who have de-
clared their intention to become such.
can purchase state lands.
q. Application No. 1857: Lot of section
Is. township north. range Is east, VIM.
except that portion thereof included In 4
congressional Grant to the Northern Pa
cific Railway. The area of said Lot X
not thus excepted contains an area Of
ZS.SS acres. according TO the government
survey thereof, appraised at &299.30.
Subject to easement for right of way
Tor State road heretofore granted under
state Road Plat No. BIG.
subject to easement for right of way
Tor transmission line heretofore granted
UNDER Application No. 1864.
Said lands will be sold for not less than
the appraised value above stated and upon
the terms and conditions Of the following
NOT less than one-tenth Of the purchase
price must be paid At the time Of sale. The
teAS"eSeEs u ne De not the owner OF the
improvements, must forthwith pay 10 the
officer making the sale the fun amount
OF the appraised value Of the Improve
ments. N above stated. One-tenth Of the
purchase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all deferred
payments 1t the rate of six per centum
per ennum provided, That any purchaser
may make full payment Of principal, in.
tereet and statutory fees at any time and
obtain deed. The purchaser Of land con.
tanning timber or other valuable materials
II prohibited by law from cutting or re-
moving any such timber or materials with.
out first obtaining consent Of the Conn
missioner Of Public Lands. until the full
amount OF the purchase price has been
paid and deed issued.
An sales Of state lands are made subject
to the reservations Of oils, gases, coal.
Ores. minerals and fossils Of every name,
kind and description. and 70 the additional
terms and conditions prescribed In section
Of chapter 266 Of the Laws Of 1907.
Said land win be sold subject 70 the
terms. conditions and reservations Of chap,
ter Sl2 OF the Session Lawn Of 1927. relat.
Ing 10 easements for rights-of-way and
the carrying Of timber. stone. minerals
and other products over the same.
OTTO A. CASE. Commissionsr Of Public
Lands. 6:S-6 81
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NOTICE OF LEASING OF STATE

AANOO
To IN whom e 0ay concern: This 3 %
certify. that ths 6o0oWing described lands.
situated q Beaten oeanfy. Waahington.
WM Be o6SeEoa Cor lsese On Tuesday tie
9Th day q Ja1e. lolG ee tn O'Clock
an, IN front q IL Court House q
Benton County. ot pubic auction 20 lie
highest bid6ef Tor . term q i've ysorD
or les0 In quantities not G1oeoding o0e
section % any 90 pesDo1 o. company.
Each biddse wm b requirsd . dsposit
Q certified eAec1E. csrti{icaAe q dsoosit
PAYABLE % tie C0mty Au6itee. q eaGh,
equal d anouut - IL 0ISt yUaxO rental
q sueh la1d in aeeee6a1ee WitA HI bid.
tag:tAsr vith &2se. - seatuteey Sse Cor
No inprevsnsaAs shan - .plassa O
State Lard s1eept b. WfitAsa Pea.
mission ol IL Co0mlsoSo0oe.
No Iesoee shan without ~ written
consent q tho Oo0mlseionee eomain q
possession q tie land @ tnptove0aats
after tie axpira43ea e tie Iaa0a.
Application No. 37lSs The shoEe landD
q tAs seoond elass, Wing q front q Lot
est, WI. VIII . 3Eootage Il z2.lS
Hns6l chains, more q -. Tern Of lsase.
8 yeals. 1eafal. elo.oo pr ysaE.
NOTE: Lasooe must - eatiasa q tie
United 0taAo q have Declared. "a Sod
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

In tie Matter q tAs Application Of
tie PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CON.
PANY. . ooepoFat3on. Tor franchise 90
construct, operate and maintain IN
electric t1a1eDissioa and diotFibuting
Ne No. seA ecss0 2 Deetica @ Pm.
mary ota4e HighWey No. 3. IN Bsntou
WHEREAS. tie PACIFIC POWER q
LIGHT COMPANY. Q cooperation, hes.
under the provisio0s o6 Chapter s., LaWi
Of 1887, ffled With tie Diroctor Of HIGH.
ways q ths STATE Of Washington On
application Tor . franchlsa 10 construct,
eeHeAs a11 1aintain IN sasctrie trans.
mission eaA Astz1e.aing line upon and
~ No. 8 q Deseoa 0oanty. WashinsSoa.
See . Icsed . tWeaty-flye (2S) yoer.
q lie 1o0owing designated point, to.wit
Croostng Primary State HighWay No.
,. % now looaAed and q rooord in The
Office Il the Director Of HishWayS
q Olympia. Weshington. q Q point
o. tie oenter 0ne q ssid highway
g sppr.si%asc!y Hishvny Ensine:rs
NEK q esction IS, Township 0
North, Range % East, ". =.
NOW. THEREFORE,. NOTICE - HERE
That . bearing Win be hs,d On s.id
applicafioa b. tie Directof Of Highways
Of The State Il Washington &C his ofSloe
IN tie Transportation Building, Olympia,
MsssinEtec; @ t. "a day q lay. isls
- heaxing nay D had.
Oshed q Olympia. Washingtoa, this Ord
CLARENCE DlcKEY,
DiEsctor Of Hishway.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP AND NON-LIABILITY

Notice Is given to the public that the
partnership heretofore existing between
s. ID. Smith and Lillian c. Baelcy and
doing business ~ the WAFFLE HOUSE
washington. has been dissolved and com.
plete!y terminated as Of Twelve O'Clock ~
on the goth day of April. 1915 and that
the undersigned. Lillian G. BagIcy, win
NOT DC liable Tor any obligations or ex-
with the operation of said business n
the WAFFLE HOUSE or otherwise un-
less said operation is carried on and said
obligations and expenses are incurred by
the undersigned personally and In her
own name.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1915.
$:S6.6:8 LILLIAN G.. RICT nv
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

faith. his intention to become SUCH
Chapter so. Laws 1921.
The above described lands will be
leased. subject to all the terms. condi-
tions and reservations Of the statutes.
now provided for the leasing OF School
and Granted lands.
NOTE Receipts for deposits made
with applications TO lease may be used by
applicant only, as cash on date Of leasing.
Witness my hand and seal OF office this
28th day OF April. 1915.
State OF Washington. County OF Thurston.
ss.
OTTO A. CASE. Commissioner OF Public
Lands OF the State Of Washington.
6 :3.6 81
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Mussolini and Hitler are dead, but
not the used car business. OPA
ceiling prices are also making his
tory. Make the most Of this oppor-
tunity; sell that car that Is seldom
used, It viii never be worth that
much again. Bring your car to Us
for q quick appraisal and q fair
deal. Your cash Immediately and
no delays. Sal Motor Co., Kenne-
wick, Phone 1921.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

PLUMBING SERVICE and pipe
supplies. The best obtainable In
new Standard fixtures. Sinks, TOD
lets, wash basins, showers, laun-
dry trays. Range boilers and cleo
tric water heaters. New pumps,
irrigation supplies, and we have
Just received q new shipment Of
steel septic tanks. Kennewick
Plumbing and Heating ut Is Ken
newick Ave. Phone 3201. $3.50.
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80 DAYS SPECIAL

1910 Studebaker Commander
Cruiser sedan; radio, heater and
overdrive; low mileage; has had
good care and looks Il; excellent
tires, see this today; Sal Motor
Co., Phone 1921.
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Sal have two lots now. Lot No. z
Is located on main highway at
foot of Benton Street. Drop In and
see many bargains. Easy terms
and courteous appraisals. S6sJ
Motor Co., Phone 1921. a
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WANTED: To rent a "a room
house, or apartment, furnished
or unfinished, good terms. Phone
Pasco I'll. So
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FOR SALE: Pair Of heavy Con-
cord harness; good condition. w.
L. Pierce, Rt 2. 4-6p
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HELP THE SERVICE MAN-If
you have q place TO rent-call
Naval Housing office TAO. extsn-
sion 500. A-t6c.
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STRAYED: From Murray ranch
on Yakima river: / Guernsey
heifer calf, Guernsey steer cali,
Jersey heifer calf, al notched On
lower left ear. Call either A. s.
Murray or +. r. 0rage. Kenne-
wick. l-6p
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WE SPECIALIZE IN auto and
trailer insurance, nationwide
claim service. Harold q. Fyfe
agency. Sit
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NOW AVAILABLE - New shin
ment Of sealed, moth and dust
proof cedarized storage BAGS. Just
the thing for service mems civies,
woolens, etc. Double protection,
zoe and Csc each. Ideal Cleaners.
46-6.
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HOME LAUNDRY: win do wash
ing. Wash curtains and dry on
stretchers. Also one room for rent
and trailer or board and room.
Rose Kreitel, Home Laundry, 121
Locust Drive, Mob Hill 4-6p
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WANTED TO BUY: 3 bedroom
house. Either town house or
small place in country: Lester J.
Mcdonald, 34l Ave G east. Ken
neWick. SIP
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HEMSTTTCdING: Expert work.
Priced 10c per yard up. Ames
Shoe Shop, Prosser. Mail orders
accepted. 5p
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WANTED: Auto electric, carbur-
etor or magnetic repair man.
Job with a postwar future. Don
Skirving, IA N. Auburn, Phone
881. 1T
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J u . Wanted u y

wArrED: Woman cook, expert
" 49, or inexperienced. 8 day
- 4s hours. Apply Arrow
|Griu
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WANTED: Girl to share room.
Phone 551. Sc
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FOR PERMANENTS, shampoos
and waves, all work guaranteed,
see Louise Caldwell in the ''Per-
manent Trailer" 8 blocks east Of
Willows trailer camp, Kennewick.
sep
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FOR SALE: Heavy sow; 2 Guern-
sey heifer calves, 8 weeks old;
204 Ave. E, Kennewiclk. 5p
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~D WANTED: Grocery clerk.
c...dv work might furnish
~ :s and cigarettes. Beste's Gro-
eoke s''1 4-Sc
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SALE: 8 bedroom, completed,
furnished, finished basement
washing machine, mangle, finish
ed hardwood floors, corner LOT
ll20 Kennewick Avenue. Phon,
1853. 81
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FOR SALE: Home made tractor.
good condition, new battery,
good rubber, excellent for grape
cultivation and ditching; also some
Guernsey cows fresh In few days;
John Croshaw; ~ miles west Of
Pasco on upper river road. SIP
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IRONING WANTED to be done In
my home. Blue traitor on left
across canal or contact Mrs. Ward
Despair, 2646, Mrs. Mae Alfred.
S-5p
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FOR SALE: Toy Boston male. 3
months old, fully house broke.
1908 Willard St., Phone Richland
200. Richland, Wash. 5p
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FOUND: Pair Of glasses on River
Road. Call at Courier office for
information.
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KEYS: Made for all locks: large
stock padlocks and automobile
locks; scissors ground, lawnmow-
ers sharpened, Woods Key Shop,
at the Columbia Electric Co. &c
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FOR SALE: 1881 Essex sedan In
very good condition; fair rub.
Der. Bargain. Joe Gerards. 81
Third Ave. East. 81
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LOST: Red female Cocker Span
iel, 2 years old. Call 2051; re-
ward. 5p
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GRATING Of all kinds, lawn
mowers sharpened, furniture
repaired. Carpenter work Of all
kinds. See me first turn south
Of Greenhouse, River Road. Jess
Coin. 81
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FOUND: Hub cap at Joe Gerard's
place east Of town. Owner. may
have same by identifying and
by paying for this adv. 5p
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FOR RENT: 2 Broom furnished
apartments, 800 Ave. G, Kenne-
wick, Phone 1862, Moons and eve
nings, G. Durocher. lite
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WANTED: Hens and fryers. High
est prices paid. Phone 2787 will
call Chris West, Rt. 2, Kennewick.
SIP
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FOR SALE-DeLaval separator,
2 saddles, 20 Red laying hens,
! grass cart, l black saddle mare,
4 years old and saddle, q real
beauty. w. +. Robertson, end Cul-
lum st. at Yakima river, Rich
land. SIP.
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W11TTED: Late model Alton
t1,ck. prefer Chevrolet In mod
rsnsinR from 40 to AZ. Church's
1..ne Juice Co., Phone 212. TIC
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WANTED: Woman for general
housework, full or part time.
Call 1881. 4-6p
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ROOM FOR RENT: Modern for
men. Armstrong barber shop.Sp
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FOR RENT-Small house. inquire
at 3rd house east Of Bridge
view Inn. ST..
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LOANS: Sales financed On auto
mobiles, trucks, and house trail
ers. Personal Loans. United II
nance Co., Second door National
Bank Of Commerce BLDG, Phone
821, KenneWick. It'll
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-07-20
FIRST AMERICAN TROOPS FROM EUROPE NOW IN
 PHILIPPINES WAR ZONE

MANILA The first American service troops shipped directly n- 10 the Pacific war zone from Ear- ope without trip home arrived here this week to wet. slosag welcome after months journey from taly.
 The 4,275 veterans of Africa. Sicily and Italy landed on a mud dy Manila dock in the damp dawn. Two bands played as the mau moved from LCMs to freight cars which carried them to their new camp 30 miles south of here.
 They came from nearly every service branch of the Fifth Army. ranging from railway construction to bridge repair and ordnance.
 The first man ashore was ptU Joe Archilla of New York City. He ended one of the swifrasa boomerang trips on Army records He left Newport News. Va. Iasz April } for Italy then turned round and headed for the PacIue