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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-13
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Double Win Sunday Gives Rainiers Five of Six
 TiIts in Series
(By Associated rrcss)

Just one week ago the Seattle Rainiers apparently didn't have a chance of winning the Pacific Coast League Pennant. But today those same Rainiers are very much in the picture, after taking the first place Portland Beavers over the hurdles in five tilts out of six last week.
 Seattle pulled to within four games of the pace -setters by sweeping a Sunday twin bill by scores of 6 to 2 and 5 to 2.
 In the curtain raiser the Rain iers dumped Portland's leading hur- Ter, Don Pulford. The Beavers piled up an early two-run lead, but the Rainiers took over in the seventh with a four-run rally which sent PulfCrd to the showers. In the night cap, Southpaw Carl Fischer set the Beavers down for the second time in the series and won his eighteenth game of the season.
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SPORT SHORTS

NUREMBERG, Germany - Third Army won European track and field championship with 38 points. Com municaticns Zone, second, with 152. Cpl. Horace Namala, of Hammond, munications Zone, second, with 52. seconds for 100 meters.
 PEORIA, Ill.-Ed Furgol, Utica, N. Y, and Detroit, won Peoria Open with 54-hole score of 205. Johnny Relolta, Evanston, Ill, second with 211
 AKRON. Ohio = Michigan State College won Mems National A.A.U. Swimming Championship with 26 points. Great Lakes Naval Training Station, second, with 23.
 RYE, N. Y.-Billy Talbert, Will mington, Del, defeated Francisco Segura, Ecuador, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, ST, 60 in finals of Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championships. Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke, Boston and Los Angeles, won Women's Title by defeating Pauline Betz, Los An geles, 5-7, 6-3, 6-3
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Major League
 Pace Sellers
(By Associated Press)

After slipping back to the runner up spot for a brief spell, the Bosox' Dave Boo" Ferriss is again lead ing the parade of American League hurlers, having overtaken De- troit's ex-vet, Al Benton.
 Little other change is noted individual performance leaders since last week, according to latest Associated Press compila- tions. Tommy Holmes continues as top clubber in the National, holding the home-run lead to. boot. Tony Cuccinello and George Wash ington Case still front the Ameri- can loop hitters, with Vernon the top distance getter.
 The National League leading Chi cago Cubs Claude Passeau has, however, passed Mort Cooper to go to the fore among senior circuit 
 National League
 Batting Holmes, Boston, .369; Chicago, .363
 Runs Batted In-Olmo, Brooklyn, 93; Walker, Brooklyn, 92
 Home Runs-Holmes, Boston, and Boston, Is.
 Pitching-Passeau, Chicago, 13-4; Cooner Boston Q-3
 American League
 Batting -Cuccinello, Chicago, .325; Case, Washington, .316.
 Runs Batted In = Etten, New York, 66; R. Johnson, Boston, 61.
 Home Runs-Stephens, St. Louis, 16; R. Johnson, Boston, 12.
 Pitching = Ferriss, Boston, 1915; Benton, Detroit, 11-3.
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SJJSPENs,ED SENTENCE

Samuel Martin, arrested Friday on a warrant charging family de- sertion and non-support, pleaded guilty before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray here Saturday, follow ing arrest by U. S. Marshal's depu- ties. He was given a three months jail sentence, suspended on con- dition that he make payment for support of his family.
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Mrs. Margaret Lundy, native, was sentenced to serve three months in the Federal Jail here, at hearing held Saturday before U s. Commissioner Felix Gray. She was arrested Thursday evening on disorderly conduct charge by City Police and was turned over to federal authorities.
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AIRCRAFT LISTINGS

for sale and parts list ings. Send for The Buy Plane, The Pilots Newspaper, 305 E. Pike, Se- attle, Washington Aircraft adver- tisers On National basis sub scripticn Sl .0o per year.
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STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY

The weekly Story Hour for chil- dren at the Juneau Public Library will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Edna Lomen, Li- brarian, announced. All children are invited to attend
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TIGERS GAIN ON TWIN WIN
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Ex x-Brave Tobin Faces Ben qaIs with Triumph in
 American Debut
cBy The Associated Press)

Jim Tobin. making his American League debut yesterday, pitched and batted to triumph in one game of a twin Tiger defeat of the New York Yankees.
 Obtained only a week ago rom the sixth-place Boston Braves, To- bin not only confounded the Tanks through three scoreless frames of the thinning first game, but blast ed three-run homer that broke 6-6 tie. Hal Newhouser's six-hlt effort in the finale brought the ace left-hander his eighteenth tri- umph of the year,
 The Senators won their opener from the St. Louis Browns to keep pace with the Tigers. but dropped hack when the American League champions, behind Bob Muncrief, annexed the second contest.
 The Chicago Cubs stretched their first place National League lead to 6i5 games via double win over the lowly Phillies. Andy Pafko's two-run single in the first inning proved to be the pay-off wallop in the curtain raiser, while Hank Wyse had an easy time of it regis tering his eighteenth triumph in the nightcap. ,.
 After losing second place to Brooklyn by virtue of the Dodgers opening game victory, the St. Louis Cardinals came back to win the second game, 80, and regain their hold on the runner-up position.
 Manager Mel Ott provided one -ran show at the Polo Grounds, as he personally accounted for both the New York Giants triumphs u,er the Cincinnati Reds, with game winning homers in each con- test.
 Jesse Flores pitched the Phila- delphia Athletics to TO win over Chicago to hand the White Sox their first home Sunday loss this season, after IT consecutive sue cesses. The Sox, however, came back to win the second behind Johnny Humphries' effective pitch ing.
 Dave Ferriss notched his nine teenth victory tops in the majors as Boston's Red Sox and Cleveland split, Ferriss won the opener, 7i1 but the Indians, with Pete Center registering his sixth straight win won the afterpiece. Preacher Roe hurled 80 shutout for Pittsburgh as the Pirates and Braves divided a twin-bill. Boston won the opener 7-6
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American League)

Detroit, 9-8; New York, 6-2. tFirst game II innings.
 Washington, 9-1; St. Louis, 5-4 Boston, 7-2; Cleveland, 1-8. Philadelphia, 7-3; Chicago, 0-5.
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Pacific Coast League)

Seattle, 6-5; Portland, 2-2.
 San Diego, AZ; Sacramento, 2-9. San Francisco, 7-8; Oakland, AZ. Hollywood, 7-8; Los Angeles, 3-3.
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ATTENTION ALL OEs MEMBERS

Officers practice Tuesday, Aug; IA, at 7:30 D. m sharp in the Tenn pie. Be ready to give all of your memory worio
 LYNNA M. HOLLAND, i-adV. Worthy MatrOn
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National League)

New York, 10; St. Louis, l. Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 2. Chicago. 8; Boston, 0.
 Pacific Coast League) Portland, Il; Seattle, l San Francisco, 4; Oakland, 0. Hollywood, IS; Los Angeles, 0. San Diego, 10; Sacramento. T.
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SATURDAYS SCORES
American League)

Cleveland, 5, New York, 3. Washington, II; Chicago, 2. Detroit, 5; Boston, 4.
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SUNDAYS SCORES fNafionaI I.eapre

Chicago, 4-l2; Philadelphia, 3-6. Brooklyn, TO; St. Louis, 3-3. New York, 3-6; Cincinnati, 2-5. Boston, TO; Pittsburgh, 6-3.
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Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas Island beach near Douglas Bridge. Will pay reasonable sum to par ties delivering logs to sawmill.
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tPacific Coast League)

Tomatoes have been reported from every state in the United States except Nevada.
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WANTED-Woman to care for g. year-old child, 9 to 6 p. m. Phone 203.
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WANTED = Talented young lady for part-time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibility later for party qualifying. Phone 10, ask for MT. Jacobin.
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TWO highschool girls at Taku Lodge. Light duties. Call Green 409, Sun. night-Monday morning.
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Virginia had the first glass works in America.
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WANTED-Women press operators and ironers at Alaska Laundry.
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WOMAN or girl to do house work 4 hours day. Good pay. Call
 sol.
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BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNT ING SERVICE. Phone Black 29O, George Fournier.
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3-ROOM, partly furnished house; acres land. Aux Lake Loop Road. Phone 642.
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1900 Ft. reinforcement steel. George
 Brothers.
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WANTED = Portable typewriter. Phone 143.
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Any one cylinder gasoline engine including washing machine. Phone Green 759.
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FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen grade milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. F. O. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE ONE Elgin bicycle, just painted good tires. Phone IF. 96-PIECE dinner set, dutch oven bedding and other articles. Phone 452.
 5 ACRES unpatented land in Aux Bay, Broom house, chicken yard, berries and garden spot. Call after 5 D. m. Black 509. ONE davenport and chair, III ex- cellent condition; one Hotpoint electric range, with deep well one Biglow Beauvais rug and hair pad, 9xl2; one walnut table and 4 chairs. Phone Red 459. 1884 V-8 Sedan-Good tires. Apt. ', Erwin Apts. FOR SALE-1938 Plymouth Sedan. In top shape throughout. Tires and upholstery good. Call Green 783, after D. m. FOR SALE-Fruit jars, 75c doz. Single, 12-gauge shotgun, single .22 rifle, boys bicycle. Call Maxi Apt. No. 2, after 5 D. m. ONE Arc Weldfer, 11O AC, $50. See J. B. Burford at J. B. Burford Co.
 3-ROOM, partly furnished house; acres land. Aux Lake Loop Road. Phone 642.
 1900 Ft. reinforcement steel. George Brothers.
 FOR SALE--1wo bedroom house, furnished. For information, see Chris Huber, Glacier Highway. FOR SALE Trum P It, S25. Mans grey suit, size 40, good condition, $25 Mans black over coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percy's Cafe, or call at 125 Gastineau Ave; before II p. m, or after p. m, TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa: l10-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. o. Box 303l.
 FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen grad milk goats also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. F. O. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska. Zenith radio S10U: automatic record changer free Green 734. B flat Lavella clarinet, ebonite, $60. Green 734.
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TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; l10-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. o. Box 3O3l.
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FOR SALE--1wo bedroom house, furnished. For information, see Chris Huber, Glacier Highway.
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY, lease or man. age a rcoming house. Write 5986, care of Empire.
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Zenith radio S10U: automatic record
 changer free. Green 734. B flat Lavella clarinet, ebonite,
 $6o. Green 734.
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Empire Want-ads bring resultsl-
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FOR SALE Trum pet, $25. Mans grey suit, size 40, good condition, $25. Mans black over coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percy's Cafe, or call at 125 Gastineau Ave; before II p. m., or after 2 p. m.
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ONE Arc Weldcr, 110 AC, $50. See J. B. Burford at J. B. Burford Co.
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MANGLE- wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry.
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FOR SALE-Fruit jars, 75c doz Single, 12-gauge shotgun, single .22 rifle, boys bicycle. Call Maxi Apt, No 2, after 5 p. m.
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FOE RENT
SEAVIEW APT, one block from
 Federal Bldg.

BROOM furnished apt Oil range
 and bath. 513 Willoughby.
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FOR SALE-1938 Plymouth Sedan In top shape throughout. Tires and upholstery good. Call Green 783, after D. m.
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LOST -Lady's Bulova wrist watch. Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. Reward,
Bradley beam., 1945-04-14
you said tt
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Windsor Locks USO)

more expressing, or enervatlng. A good boy, Ira, and everyone wishes him luck whichever way the wind listeth.
 Cpl. Raymond Vaughan, the Slicker from South Carolina, has a brand-new delivery. Ray used to pitch on the high school team, back in Greenville, which may ex- plain his ease in singing those delft phrases with such a gay abandon. Must be the Gypsy in him.
 Pfc. Thomas Wich, the Wbiz from Wilkes-Barre, another sport whose ballroom carriage always evokes favorable comment. Tom has his eye on an interstate truck ing business when multi will be the prevailing mode. One sagacious gent in our Thomas.
 S/Sgt. Joie Lipuscek, the Pitts burg Plato, another scanner of the skies. Joe is an avid reader and devours tonnes that would alright a tyro. The lad likes to conceal his cerebration, however, and seldom expounds on his researches and such. (Which is an amiable trait.) (Ed. Note: And one to be emulated, Carson, my boy.)
 Glad to see hometown girl and former junior hostess, Pfc. Millie Taravella, stopping in for bit of chitchat with the old gang. Millie, you're sure looking great!
 Press time approaches, and the BEAM Editors brook no delay. The poniard is put back in the trusty sheath, informants are admonished to seek ever deeper meath the sur face exteriors of men and their doings, and Carson retires to the Silence to woo the muse, renew cosmic energies and to revitalize basic concepts. (Ed. Note: A trans lation of the foregoing will appear in a forthcoming issue. Messrs. Keefe, Paris, Maloof and St. Mauro are painstakingly comparing these hieroglyphics with the original tab lets of Sanskrit unearthed in recent Hindustan excavations.)
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four other fellers along so we were proper chaperoned. I think that one of the other fellers is kind of soft on the nurse but you never can tell. -@.-.:@.* .:..
 The chaplain asked me when was going to get out and told him that hoped i'd be out before the end of the war, or at least be- fore after the duration. The serv- ices are really grand but i'll be glad when can go back to the chapel again. I like these services just fine and there is a fine bunch of Wacs, nurses, and soldiers that come out to them but do miss my own bunch that goes to the chapel. Funny, had to get in here before realized that. A fellow never misses the we'll until the water runs dry, or however that goes. By the way, if Susie does come down here to see Jim why don't you come with her, that is if you're not still mad at me about that nurse which you needen't be.
 Yours hopefully,
 PFC Joe.
 P.S. I was going to send this by air male but the fellers couldn't find me any fly paper. Joe.
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WINDSOR LOCKS
Club Hours:

Club Hours:
 800 am. to 11:00 pm. Monday through Saturday.
 200 pm. to 11:00 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.
 Outdoor Recreation facilities available at Windsor Locks USO Club include-Open fireplace, Bad hinton court, Horseshoe court and a Golf putting course, SUNDAY, April 18th.
 2 pm. to II pm. Open House
 Hospitality. Guests of Service
 Personnel invited.
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TARTS AND HEARTS

Kenny Andolf venturing out of his self-imposed seclusion, but still carrying the torch for the dream girl out in L. I. Never did see such a change come over man, but nevertheless Ken has lost none of that shuff1ing skill on the polished surface. And what a verbal de- livery A shame he's out of cir culation. .**
 But his sidekick, ''The Mysteri- ous Miseray," is carrying on the old tradition for the team. When People We'd Like You to Meet" said Al was probably the most popular G.I. on the Base this wasn't just a catch phrase. And the best part of it is the guy doesn't know it! Truly, humility is a wondrous thing, and a rare article in it's pristine state. The secret? Al is a student of philosophy and views the cosmos sub specie veri- tatis.
 Pfc. Freddie Eimers back in town as urbane as of yore. For those who don't know of Fred's versatility may we reveal that he writes arrangements for name bands in his spare moments, be- sides being a lead alto sax man himself. Don't let Frederick's mod esty throw you, boys.'
 Pvt. Ira Brackmann certainly en- toying his emancipation these days. Ira nearly said those two fateful words while back, and has been plucking daisies ever since. "1 will", "I won't" pastimes are
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Rather a wrench not to see some old familiar faces hereabouts. If we miss them, imagine how the parties of the gentle gender are experiencing the sweet melancholy. But youth is resilient, and there are other unguents than sleep to knit up the travelled sleeve of care.
 Lest the old guard think we value not their chivalric presence, we bow in difference to the man. dates of reality, land the moving hand having writ moves on'', as Omar the sad Persian would say.
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the War 1 want to buy a brand new car with all the latest cOnveniences as depicted in the automobile ad- vertisements. It will be a con- vertible c o u p e with <. <. an n ".":. auto D :: matic top. As a matter. .. of fact,
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Have you tried fl n d i n g a Il a p a r t m e II t in New York 7?
 They're plenty h a d to find. After the war 1 want a nice a p a r t m e n t in Manhattan, furnished com fOrtably W i t h very modern
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THE CHAPLAIN
 Writes. Chaplain Wm. J. Van Cleve
Joe Has Trouble With "Weaker Sex"
Dear Gertrud:

Aw shucks, Gertrud, can't even mention having anything to do with any other of the miscalled "weeker sex" without you having to blow your top all over the place. Of course these nurses have to take care of us and they do a mighty good job of it to-. If you are going to get jealous you might as we'll include the Wacs to. We have a lot of them working in the wards. And as to how long i'm go- ing to be in here-you'd better talk to somebody that knows. I thought i'd be out in a few days but these doctors won't let anybody out until they are sure they won't be right back in again.
 Jim and some of the fellers was out to see me the other evening after work Cat least that is what they claimed they had been doing). My had is all right but my ankle still bothers me some and they said that they could understand that easy. If don't get out of here be- four long i'll be yelling at the sar- gent to get something for me after i get out and then i never will get off KIP. It seems that Susie wants to come to the base to see Jim he says. Pm wondering if she is sport ing a solatear or anything like that?
 The nurse took me to the chapel in the Red Cross Auditorium again last sunday. I could have gone my self but she was going anyway so what was the use. Now don't get jealous because there was three or
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P e r S 0 n a l l y, t h e re isn't a thing in par ticular I want after the War except the re- turn of my boy friend who is now in Italy. No, I wouldn't say he's hard to get but he sure is hard to see a
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good ice box is really a necessity. 300 pm. Movies. Administration Building, Elm Plains. MONDAY, April 18th.
 8 pm. to II pm. Games. TUESDAY, April 17th.
 pm. to II pm. Regular Dance. WEDNESDAY, April 18th.
 ' pm. to II pm. Games. THURSDAY, April 18th.
 8p.m. to II pm. Arts and Crafts. FRIDAY, April 20th.
 8 pm. to Il pm. Letter Making On a Record.
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M e lc o: Just
 about the big gest ambition in my life is to get a new cleo t tric refrigera- tor. I have a home in Alamo gorda and it is completely fur nished, lacking only an electric refrigeratOr. 1t
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 build a house and at present : you |=.: h a {. Y { e e to 2
 have a V ry high priority to get building ma
 terials. I have the sit e. .=:.on Preston avenue, New B ri t a i n,
 picked out and
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 are chargeable against the Ground Safety record of organizations or this base
 ANSWER
 The Ground Safety accident re- porting system covers disabling injuries sustained by AAF military personnel regardless of where when, or how the injuries occur except injuries incurred in flying accidents, caused by the operation of aircraft as such, which are covered by the Office of Flying Safety.
 A disabling injury is one where in the injured person is killed, ol marked "Sick in Quarters" ol "Sick in Hospital" on WD ACC Form 5, as the result of a ground injury.
 Approximately 50 per cent. o1 all injuries are the result of off duty, -the-base accidents, be- cause of failure to observe regula- tions regarding proper conduct horseplay, and safe operation o1 motor vehicles.
 Personnel should not be misleac by thinking that injuries from automobile accidents fights ant recreational activities are no1
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WAC CHATTER
By SACKY'..

days an pursuit the of losing that extra bit of poundge brings first Bu Ncho planned Springfield and back S planes anchored the river The but still reluctant tell a Reliable reports Wacs and pouring them into his just north o suhled on @ ~ full Sunday
 The NCOs Casbah is popular EM Wac who study To cite example 0n Sets MSets pouring Home and discussing the relative merits of Early American ana
 With very un-MPike happiness Mary swasey took of theedy be with her slSs Roln Ashford back rom Ron with the 9th Air Force and holds tne DEC and clusters
 Clark Cpparn Ann West tell of method of entrapment practd Navy driving along nowhere swooped motorcycle which were ened and round the they crcd forcing andl The last heard the Navy was buying the Army n burgers nd coke at
 Congratulations and happy years to Mom Coli on he1 sxet birthday today willing hands have endeared
 The the world from bed Ward w. Recovering are Elsa Bas Sara
 You girl than Dot Martin 4:'o he home while.
 Jack and friend Auee Giusani in visit from Baltimore
 CHAPTER II IN THE Ms-ADvENTUREs OF
 SAD-SACK SAUCY SCALLIWAG
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have my heart set on an open fireplace.
 PFC. JUDY HAMEL, A Squad ron; home, Duluth, Minn.: After
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chargeable to squadron records. THEY ARE: If excessively high accident rates are to be reduced, full cooperation by all squadron personnel is. necessary. Let's go
 and see which squadron has the best record for the month of April.
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Jack and Jill went up the hill
 At sixty miles or better. The cop unkind, was right behind, They're seeking bail by letter.
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convenience possible. Pm engaged now and hope to move in said apartment with wife.
 PVT. ISAAC H. McCULLY, C. Squadron; home, Alamogordo, New
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T/SGT. WILLIAM F. REILLY, G Squadron; home, New. Britain,
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