davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-26
SITUATIONS @tS

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ga AaG Ah9t Gs48 80
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sgr aaa 80 80
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kookktarfNt aAs aazs p, -
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RoA AAsas $50 t@szs axs- e.
So aAs4ess ~est aek & So
AsFt>THk Gsse sFsa As3
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ssasses asa saag'saH sf.A ts%Aasl-t
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morsl ptsk ti,fx o. 80 p.-..
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aasss3a.s rtS&asir "a sG.s ~&rs&
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EsHrIA ssAs go
MAN sasFssss m.sss3s .xsa t2smsF
ser .AfssTs4 AS t%Fs yBssts 20
tNtrsllsstaF eAst ss2Fc ass ir
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MAN, waite ssxsfSs szesSy 49, sEsf-
FVsisa Sask sss tsss S5th srvx1-
hsges st u~fSsttss t1sA - SIS
MAN WANTS Ios a. sA.estq, g.
he3ss cHts tEsgt Srssy tFkesl
MtCss>tt sh'9, "a" ~ ersisv,
FrGnfAaeAi sa Cat psssits Gees
AsnatHs eainssb4 SER ss2Ew sausv~
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prf rsscse- Ea,za gxfEI eBsst. SANts
tfHssviss uazaas* sas bNs =. /
aaft aaAArg. ,.ass ssss1,ss.es
w.t6 saIagzEttVA shfGaas spsts S#asS
position fhNhk &c FsEE Nsa fts".s lNe
have esH fsSlt heu1N stG Fhszes
RoRrRT HlosfTg IN tsef So
YOUNG EotiEBE AttMsts. assF-
g4@a Nhpts permanent tassetas
coIasstiSp, sJlA ssh1sts fat &st ksA
akf.l ktsF yAs
YoISG Man, ~ sra seA sssl
pa cnsrSns seed fstar. soa ~ /
star
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a. aatehMbn ~ alksf Itshl we{t
fefnsf O6Ft BIDS saAsa OK ieAS
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pERSONAI

NY TO cALifoRsiA, eply sga sne
tsr from Wssi, snston. Ressrrst.ea,
roRslA AiRlINEs. iis v. = =
r.lSrr>a sl.- p.com.r,os. etS,sf.
ftsss ssct,s '0if j. pa,'' "a 7a.s sis''' w."
KrGisTnRID sIKsE has ,ass5s, tn
pvt home for elderly isas nrs,
hpar tray sFytss 81 saAH -
SPECIALIZING in ths carr 81 infants
ssn..t ses S'sss Sons. GS.sssd is.p.e,ss s9sa isssa
y. s.,s s.,'. ' ..s ~ ..s ss'' ..'s .ss
Eo5saso sPs n 'Ps,i. Pessar '.'1: sss a'ss;, ssss
.22Ifil.4ioss 22lnil NJ s.A.s' .s .ss.. .ssa ,.rn....
ss:s sss%'s 'ss,ts Re ,.ss e''ns 20 | Ell "'e'
GUEST home Tor ths ssse ecm.
Portable syartsra sneeaasnt tabs ..
sssv sss ASp' ,s .f.r,.ns e sa' .i.hs r.s. r fs
pei mo includes psrsonsi lauadry
uN EIviss desired. no extras
vSeixc} "a srssrso noms--s..
sssa., asss ssts'A sns a,.s s. nj sssS ="
CARE ron INVALID sas aged 70
MIN. sy car from wash .p sekail'al
2. sina ss,. ssa sees tasd cs'l
MarII IsSs NURSING noMr h..
vacancies tgsr men 81 MezSss, ans
teFY OF bed pstisstA. st EtEy fssk7n-
shis rates ss-Af Ustses Enfssns
ears; swnse ~ physssfsa wse - ~
eaiiy sstsn6snes sB TssS 20
Eoos sNp soAsn tes slasfir p~e-
pls witt nAf@A 6afss ssnsssts
Walter Reed HezSEtsi on 4asA
@e
IfA IScal. psssssakrs tisfasrly
e 6kh sgs. VI ~. stsffns RatssnE
too hard 10 hAacis EspsFf ssttaF
hktlls6 ssssmsrsf3F CasiasH made
70 measure FsaaY3#ns sltssetBpes
stud1o centrally iaeste1 ulsasusE
Ittn y 4 a. Res - IL assta
UNEssMAHfAE aas ksssFAtsasse sN@
psrtly eaas, al scsk Essfsntsss
EA yftdT -
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Nip NoATk

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tesszazas e&Ass as744s aNfasz ;
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s.s -ssas KAN scsNs 4, =
se-~an.ag s<s g9ss sRzt.asa4 81
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CO ~as -rA = -
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pr. - - 49, NJ F'-sa
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u sIrEtSs xE-s .xat xacss ss,,
ssitrsfsrSs soas sss+A sszsF -.Es
sl Ne. wasssHE ras ssta 4
sslrKIss ~a,t. s..: ..z.s =
TAgsksy see ST re
nsksnas srEAx notsE 80
2.sfsss ave, s-srt Sc
wAirgfsS, Hs.i .Aa eru xsF .4#
ssrs e So cAs wer& aaes III F5a
3 EACH :. I9fa &@e = 49,. es So
WAITRESS, espsf seserd ss.ge eve
- resase tsE NORMANDY FAaM
PAoas R~acS E2lst &stFe AsssTv E%zcf
wsfTKIssfs rEpt seaesH AFe-t
VILLAGE oElI~ 1ft3 WISE "a
w.irssssr>, sss.s sos. so4fssar
=, oEoRows REsfAussST -
" ATHEISTS go, t.,srp s,F
para sissr ta9 Isrst Aspzy stEst
MATTRESSES se'. ,xpsflrnsee ~hast
sfo1 SALARY No saHasE spfk AZ
ply MARINER SKA FOOD REs- Ac-
RANT. 7&i2 @Ns ave vi Ass
WOMAN Aisst ~. Al A. eaapfESss3ts
10 fsp4,aats on seets sud euIars
p&y arc cppeRtGu3ty tsy sdsaHs b.
msrt wrtts t0T Pc saaA. INTER- -
slvlns phone semeeI sss tHt-!
WOMAN tos2ftC- te SaFSE EpazAs Aaa
g. bbsfs ss, ess: ssss, J" az IA s.h $, Aq'; =.
woAE> orb Al hont ssF na,toHs
ssIrs ability htipf4l Write tsf n
tervi,s siS'ns phone ne 'e pea
WOMEN 70 t.l.saca. from hssns 10,
Gclaetaft SAlss erpl Mas wetk 4
hours dsy, aeoe sasH inlssi9a Ap-
gls NJ Ahesfn, DoiIoSRAFf FOR
TRAITS, 14n lSts u sc IS
Young GiRi. wish cashier .xprss-
snee. 70 work q, hotel troat esaSe
VIII train rsspensIait pef.aH Nail
diters ercs Em lpas RstEtnH
Yof'NG LADY foT saits ~eik tn arss
sIers Eaast be sNptr}sneee Aenls
AMBASSADOR pRuo STORE. sno
rotSG Il ..pY. to, p.r,-.,m, ..ll,a.
sna Slsriss. work .xpsI.rnes seJ
neesasasy Apply ZIRklss S, ssi
rosusc' LADY, to assist ..er.,.r, in
oonuelsr once o. rstsA fsdio
sharh. sas nss.sss s:e.snr, s.. sas as. ssss a
uEoRoEs RADIO a. rFLEVIs;os
CO stA fst RA SO
YOUNG LADY for nc~-r shep .xp.r
pref, bgt not essential Apply M
Hisck, MY FLORIST, SIS Isth OF
nv, RE ssti ss
YOUNG LADY, knosIe6es Of typtns
.na .a seossssnlns Ne d.. Is clerk Il
AVON CoSMEffcs. established lssH
has opening for kmaTt, mature
woman who wsnts ektra money
manager viii arrange prompt con-
su,tatieh, RE d3ts -.
fer lady sho 10 sx-
ee.lent with figures to learn saek-
keeping for established arm 5-aAE
week, typipg essential references
Apply End door. l9@2 He 81 nv
=sa
PARr-TIME WORK from vout ewn
home II you have a clear, person
able voice and AZ unlimited phunt
here 10 Q wonderful opportunity to
earn extra money Call TW. 1884
White only
Evening star., 1949-05-26
SITUATIONS WoAfk

oIki. ceiefe1 asslrss tse a. sisEatei
operator. m apla
Law STTSo~tttkk seess average
elder stri ssAtl = 50 ma Phone
FsirtAx AsSW
Ntkk& n!aEs wathtF weet FEas
famous ret atf}Igs sifify SDgi -
stories OpCS1INS 60 at~
Nt'RSE UaSFENEss. .epsf sbf "a
wishes position with thstateu tsit
CH -ses
PRACTICAL stRsE reierss ass,fes
aaF o. nlgils rRts al auy type
psBFnt. have sAses ref L. A+S"fi
80
krCRIrARf. sra tsoaEarHss ptth
knossrdse Of ou0EEese 4ns capable
ii yys experience Aaa al. sgaI
eNs
TyftNG NANJEn -- Es4~siSps ara
poS1 care adsreRsihs stSa slvrnk
$500 itth Of, n e. Fisens 40 Aks
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scst IASscs8AGsr1

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FvTs7 80 asz.EsF1asszsYs. rsv ~ -
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ss~s Al s@sf@ "a
asf't' rse~s y'as-e.ss-aas e. -
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S4 - AA@
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tsFs s's+ essss sAf - aFs q.
s~~as; seSSs - 1lsvsSs,s =
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sFH' e S-sa ss-4s ss7 s sea o..
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-. s@ez 4'"ss."
- 49,. '. 80
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sttfs sexG Arwss - nasys
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@A&2 ~& y e. - "a 80 4
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svsAsKaEs xrsaNs wnsa ssA-
5sss 7ya7s7st FHs r. rs~sta AseR
WsT#5 Ssss sS~asE57s wsa el& 80
$50 500 aA&Ah Ag t.A
cc~cxsrr HKrr.wass ~se tp.
ssa-As shla' =
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sst mst.a saETcSI CN~1N -.
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afs
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RIlt cckiyyec Gee.

Masfs 49, ssa essaA "a 80 e
O. ~ *Bs - 5Est -
NaErs togFaA H ssEs ~z-,
as FEsES aa $50 ktssE sWs AE tF
c. ENn ssees~oat s4EvSa
- Fml 49, - &t5sAsse9s "
vs Ea s8EAE -Fv aynss@ - t'ss
Ss# Ss @,sa4 est 3essassga<ss sA
So p4a8s~ aEs &srt #sp} azsB
-wEt tsSees - sEz FassFss $50 sAs
fsst "a a@2 FM AZ "
tHat MONTE Fa= ssss e.
>-aesesE saes Ess,assg - -
91lzs+ @-s s3 - So F~s Trsr
y sss - S=a&ve Fse#a Ns sszs
ssS a4aaSyF 81
-nvsa az $685.. r.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Young Men, 17-24. Travel

summer resorts. single, neat
appearing, interviewing, circulation
and extension work. no experience
nece ssary, We train you; average
earnings, $50 wk. plus bonus and
comm. transportation paid. Mr..
HORNE, Senate Hotel. II am. to
Evening star., 1949-05-26

sssrs..:H ns s"'S' T. sts, Sosss sus''.tssoT 1o NoT
tNeloss original reterenees. o.
other materials of personaI ralss.
Copies ssrps the SHfDoss GH6
originals Mav set lost.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
NAN 90 TO 40

Modern retail lumber yard desires
retaii store. Only those seeking
peru,. employment need Apply. CAL
WI. 062R, ask for MR. ROGERSoN.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MoYoa YRAvu

CAalp0aafAs-~ss ksesp tAks Z
Leave snstsms. cssFsesk sssA
WOMAN vsnss Ys2s 70 rssssswFsss
Pc 90 Mar ~ af Te Cas- sfsss
TRsyF1I.s TO sNa rnxk sse
wssssfssss kss - . mssE4 srss
sS9f sssg assxs 2 pm
o.. ssss Fsssssag va.
ass MaY ~ sE syssssss 4ss y
en- III fs3F4 ses : sd &c
1AHT Dasyt<G ~ Tamss. re
ssuzsss taks } sssseessfs Esfs Ma.
AE&e
mAsTfp--vasstx.sns sas H.sz-
snazs& Tse @8sznx s6sF "a rs
tArE = SKA ezssHtAss - ssrkssts tSs
Is s9ss+f exss2Esfas& 1sB 1fssz'
w1sYSH--GapG sa~ . 10 W. xssss
pser sssx sa& Cas- aD, esfs
rmft-A. ~-waas saass ses " Asas
drive 81 saFs A~ass W. ~
.h.a4se EFF. \. s..#.ss, rs -
e. kK5A1Ts. ''''ss
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MEAT CUTTER

RslishIs, sxperieneed; no drtnk9
go s::.. s.'Ma a'Gssa Gssaf. i:'sis scCs E.1k,1s.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
INSTRUCTION. couasgx

BtaCTY ttIrGnE - prfth Assa1s
siyits4 Hs~ teymarx sssatssT classes
beFinnEgf and sessHes9 write ~
eaE ANDRE of b9h AVE. 1915 khs
st Aaex&HeTfas Va -
sFANtsH uakstA. sfgfsss as ia
ssogps saassssatRan ssnnhsssxF6
Fer &yg&gsE snRRsA aAA WI AA@T .
BEGINNERS AND Tsass~ 1naFsss~-~
Teach tvpsns. shsfshs I'd sasastsee-
lbs ssfspaonsssr kass " ssssl
tln2s srnais CLASSES, sest*r posssseas
Karsft teesg RoYp ss1s<syiM 600
Isth ii eaF q Ma 1SsH
M0tsGEs fEsfAtsa - s~sss, ess
tsFs. a. ssesess issses. Aestorss
aAR-F1TNE sxAorY fS511EeIN
.Ii.s. isis Q I. = .ss,i.l j. 'sss ss'.. ....,
sss, 'sls 'salssrrSn s..ss s9f. i4s. ''ss'
nsa Iu u.aT Trl.l N. tasr N e s,ssi.gs ss..g,
psek Fgss9ss kssaeaaa FssEssA sssasFB
1914 psnrias pcs NJ a@sT .s 81
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Dsx 70 ssssrs Essns TaRsAss sss
supsxaws1 Nza ~ swsSss& fk&tbs
Say Msy Sc ar 10 3 90 pm
MARSHALL j. WAPLE
..lazA. Ia 4. 9. pss -,
Evening star., 1949-05-26
HELP MEN
MECHANICS

experienced or Buick
service. Apply to Ar. cunninsham.
service manager.
Emerson & Orme, Inc.
At 18th and NJ sts. n.w.
PAINTERS
For outside work on large apartment
development. Good hourly pay. Ap-
ply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
Evening star., 1949-05-26
VOTING MAN

YOUNG MAN
For scheduling work In newspaper
ONCE, high school graduate pre-
ferred; planned sdvaneements,. ex-
cellent working conditions; 4Q-hour
week; hours. pm. to midnisht.
Must be able to pass medical ex-
fmens''SG Room Sa4, fHsi' s,sT Buildina lsHe' 0''
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Sales Branch Manager

s~~$A~S 80 SSAAS&s <s~s~@5
Excellent opportunity for experienced
man with sales supetvtsory back.
ground To take charge OF locs!
sales 1orce covering the retail trade
for large reputable beverage con-
cern Personality. strong desire for
industry. and O personal car are
essential requisites. Must be q resi-.
dent OF the District or have worked
In the District for VI. In nrst
letter indicate expected salary. Box
7s-K. Star. rs
YOUNG MAN
White, age Is to 25. high school
graduate. able TO pass o physical
examina ton, to work In pressroom
Of newspaper, want steady, de-
pendabie type suitable for advance
ment into permanent position with
excellent pay. Apply personnel
once. Room 504. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
~ WI
Evening star., 1949-05-26
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg. IA and O. RE. 1898

Mutual, ITO G, Ma. 0954
nEN-s.Ies mgr, beverages. esr. SO
S225 mo-; sales ensr., $50 wk.
once asst, bkpg., $50 wk.; stenoss.'
S235-S25o mo; display man, car
exper., $45 wk.
WOMEN-Secy. medical. $50: secy.,
mag edit, $50; once mgr-. s.h..
.S225 mo-; steno. Ari.. 5000; steno,.
$50; typists, teets., $50: PIX
typist. $40 -26
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Al Secy. (F), $50 Wk. Up
Public relations, b.day wk: Msd,esI
sxpr.. tar ss2s. cspitof Xiii sec.
retars, .32.sQ0 yp. Assoc: trade,
b-day VIZ. $50 VIZ. UP. Patent law
stenog.. start s225 up. Hundreds OF
others. Thousands placed In the
Miss white today. 32 yrs. success
ful expr. Courteous serviee-visit.
BOYD'S. TOO 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MOORE & NOIIk
stpAIkS AND stRvlct

oN = - &sta Al AZ
~ sFsssTso Ee4i9t Ss4k katsaAF a.
st{istAEtlssU
Evening star., 1949-05-26

OF study for high school and nrst-
year college subjects Write Box
MsSi assin ncu4fEa. hFfiEa white. expert on all
other acceptable. SALARY. S76 week.
state experience, ase. BOX 3sl-h'
Mar Ear curTER.. white. reliable: q.
perisnced: no drinkers; 5000 noors our
ssRs sfss s29d saF hsal.FF'M MAkRHr AReEr IN sfss
s5a'e asss s:'e,, to ,sss .sys Z e. Sc s.;
itsesttiASIc. heavy truck. stead,
abe and ssgsnrd,snesd. scnd Mr.. I'D IA
MEN, is to IS, fun time. part time.
outside % ~. .orxi sSIpi'Rsion Soxl Rsom los. ps.
faas'' Isso N. = = ave- .ss. & a.s.. daily j. 70
Mn X for. plea..n. eutsids sales Eork,
excellent commlssion. liberal draw
ins .ssoSnt .r.y r,ns q. SSoGsdsniKsyA MR iKsANR IL.
NfGHT nan, sober, colcred. Tor apt;
BLDG, who can. operate switcnoosro
and stoker: 500 per mo. See Mr.;
oef e2Tx TxsisfssSAkT. ifss snfa yoana 81 IN man. ss
. 50. must Be typi,., sSs sntss- s,s
view. call MR.. WEHYhYLh, vH.
oiTisCiAN, iiSisCiAN .xper. IN hitting and di.-
psnSlnx optical goods; tmmfd: eesnrs, eers
Inc: 2os discount; vss;ati2Sn s;, Sans Ma IN:
bday. -l0-hr. .wk.. Apply empi9S-
! sdsiiy. WoopwARD d LorH8oP.
OPTICAL pENCnMAN, must Be ex-
psrienced, no surface work. pei.
|. msnsnt position for right man:
saiary opsn. Write or apply. g27
rkckxRS AND HELPERS. experience
With heassaoldd a,asdv ;oods ;cS .sse1IRa4y se51ITRsae4Isy
SToRAaE CO.. II4o 18th q. ny.
PAINTER, experienced in boat work:
81 hr MAYHcwER MARINE
SERVICE. 1900 Main ave. Aw. --26
| RAINTEks, lst class. must BE- neat.
Private work. call eyes,. En-. 1857
pLUMBER for new houses In Nd; /;
must have ear, tools, . }ourneymanss g
hesnss. Can WA. $3.50, 7:30 an.
rsuIssseHe e sise noxLY-Appl, 70 4asa
1nsomas st. n.w.. rear. altar pm.
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have an opening in our alteration
dept. for Q seamstress who Is expe-
neat in appearance and do neat
work This Is permanent posi-.
ton in modern alteration dept,
sood equipment and iishtins. a,l
new work Amply in person. The
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salary: must be able to trsnsiate
French and handle correspondence
in English DE. $500, Ext. IL.
Mon. through frt. Is
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-19

In addition to these four trailers,
used to carry the 4 M5A1 directors
and power plants, complete the mo-
tor pools list of vehicles. A newly
completed garage has been recent
ly opened for housing the complete
motor pool. This modern and fully
equipped building was construct
ed at an estimated cost of over
$4,000, half of which was paid by
the state and the other by the
Federal Government.
At $500 Captain James Deputy
gave the signal for the truck con-
voy to move off and head for two
weeks of valuable instruction, not
only in operations of the 40 NM
Anti-Aircraft Gun, but in the basic
code by which we all survive -,
"How to get along in harmony
with our fellOwman." Many of the
most memorable lessons were not
learned on a weapon, but rather
in the barracks, holding a team of
43 men working very hard togeth-
er to make their battery the best
in the state and beyond criticism.
Arrival in camp at 0S45 was
greeted with enthusiasm and spir-
its ran high among the ranks as
the convoy came to final halt
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-19

Armory grounds until O600 Satur-
day morning, at which time a well
rounded breakfast was served by
Mess Sergeant William Stevens
and cooks, Pfc. Harold Welch, w.
J. Hazard, T. Staiger, N. Jester
and w. Jester.
&C" is as complete an equipped
battery as any other of it's kind in
the United States today 1t is pri-
marily an anti-aircraft battery and
has as its outstanding weapon, the
40 MN AA Gun such as those used
in the last war for protection of
London during the history making
"Blitz."
Another very effective weapon
which &c" packs is the Quad so
Mobile Mount which consists of
four so Cal. machine guns mount
ed on mobile carriage. This unit
is capable of firing 400 to 600
rounds per minute at any target
with devastating results. The MI
and Carbine rifles are the smaller
arms carried by all enlisted per-
sonnel.
C's motor pool under supervis-
ion of Sergeant John Johnson has
nine 21a ton cargo trucks, one %
ton weapon carrier and two jeeps.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-19

gency, action under simulated COM
bat conditions, a 40 MN AA Gun in
a record time of 35 seconds. For
this outstanding feat, which can
not be equaled by many much more
experienced crews, this gun sec
tiOn headed by Corporal Tom Har-
rington won the prise of reviewing
officers and that of Battalion Com
mander Colonel Baker.
Friday was highlighted by the
crack first platoon's gun section
giving a demonstration i'm the Bat
terry Motor Pool area while the en-
tire 945th Battalion looked on. This
section headed by Corporal Robert
A. Young completely set up and
made ready for instant action, an
entire gun emplacement, consist
ing of 40 MN gun with the M5A1
Director whose three man crew
consisted of Pfc. William Deputy,
Pfc. Herschell Deputy and Private
John Thompson. A quad so mount
was set up under supervision of
Corporal John Holland for cover
protection from strafing planes
who might become death traps for
the crews at work. This demon
stration won the deserved high
praise of Battalion Commander
Baker and members of his staff.
Saturday, August 6, an inspec-
tion was made by Major Kelley and
his staff of all the units of Bat
terry c and surrounding batteries
in the entire encampment to de-
termine which would be chosen to
be the honor guard for Governor
Carvel on Sunday, August z To
say the least, Battery c was chos-
en- for this honor guard on the
merits of military courtesy, mili-
tary discipline, cleanliness and
overall good appearance and on
Sunday welcomed the Governor and
his party into camp. Seventy of
"C's" best troops took part in the
honor ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-19

facing what was to be home for
95 boistrous and confident men.
The first day in camp was spent
cleaning up" and making the bat
terry area livable under Army regu-
latiOns. Don't take this cleaning up
too lightly. Every board, window
and beam in each of the three bar
racks occupied by &c" was washed
thoroughly with soap and water
until they looked as they did orig
inally when first used during the
early years of the past war. After
washing down" the barracks, &C"
men engaged in bit of securing,
known to Army men as Policing
the Area" A quiet night was spent
by all and passes we're furnished
for those who requested them.
Sunday morning started at $500,
5 a. m. to civilians. For the most
part, the men weren't used to get
ting up quite this early, but after
realization of the job which was
to be done, all were quickly dress
ed and fallen in" for morning roll
call. Church services were held at
the post chapel. Chaplain Van
Cleaf presided. &C" Battery. again
not to be Overrated, turned cut in
strength for this fine church SER
vice.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, August /, 2, 8 and
4, respectively, were spent form
ing crack gun crews with which
to man the 40 MN and 50 Cal.
mounts. Sergeant William A.
Chandler, first platoon leader, and
Sergeant George SmoOt, second
platoon leader, were in charge of
these. operations and under their
able supervision had by Thursday
formed two smooth working teams,
which coOrdinated together like
wheels in a huge clock. So smooth
was one of these teams from the
second platoon, that it was able
to completely prepare for emer-