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¦* iaal Rmwk " •Mlmi* V , / % •t Nit OD Sptwfiy %i C i hi r raDaifrldgo Flald RRR and pi—- mMarhifw mi *tku participate in a aacond M-G- 'Spread will Air Force Officials Thin' M Haws of tha Day ralaaaa fol- lowing of tha nowsreel wagmmMmwxm fom rw*ut return Group, craw to tha post or Mar 10 for m»sMLite» rwwit pictures, according to ;^y«||if th* additional 98881 litLkrut OR. Frederick, pub- Speeds Up Expansion MM par- as njuidpon Service iSWipMii'ii *— A a a - lic relations officer. ;tiiTiirm^r the pictures taken by M- Hall, Mount Motion mSErnT*** G-M from May 10 to 26 of the 30th Pursuit Squadron and iti '30,000-Pi lots-a-Yea r Program Swamps Small-Trained Personnel it 7 o'clock, the • . Mtaßklf planei are now being _ will In- Bell P-30 RT PAUL HARRISON [jp|ii|>Mkfrtikmint released. ' SSi buffet supper at 10 and MAXWELL FIELD, Ala. May fitting to the music of Sellridge s—That tribute te the RAF by tgMV swingsters under leaves for its new station a series Winston Church about so radio parties is planned, D|o of Sgt. Tom Som- of squadron many owing so much to so few pi diroctioh climaxed by a group affair later —could be applied pretty well Bator* the SSth Pursuit Group in the spring to our own air corps these days. Because it’s a tremendous job that must be done by smaller m I and smaller groups of veteran Radio Programs flying officers and technicians in hope the swift expansion of avia- gy j amplitude modulation stations tion training. This is' headquartars of the WWJ..946ke WXY*..l27oke WJLB. .HOOka WJBR. .149tke Southeastern Training Dis- WIE. Hike CKL W. OOOke WEXL. .1140ke trict, which will contain nine basic and advanced schools plus FREQUENCY MODULATION STATIONS seven civilian-operated Army- supervised elementary schools. OSD 44.5 megacycles W4tD megacyeles ~— If 44. t stage — Nearly all are in some of fii.iHr ,- ipM B-Bducatio nal operation, making busi- : |m n BynboU: C-Gommentotor D-Dramm this the "noil*: HOOD OP THC JVurenilt Jf-Nasic PPolitical R-Retiffious est flight training region in the Matsrvtew States. Naturally there NCOS" ' T-Talk VTarietie* United * with Key-Regees . / ¦ T* just haven't been enough Air p.m. to 1:00 o.m. Corps officers to staff tha mush* This Evtninf—s rooming program nor enough MSB, m. WJLB—Miwlr: Labor Talk WEXL—Newscast veteran to carry on WwXJJrn mechanics WEXL—Antek Cwaniak-V WJR—Blond to-D WXTB—Raymond 1:M M Oram the normal schedule of mainte- wfmrnA P. Swtnc-C Theta stabby Ifttfs ptames, which s»2S£!Flrf« WWJ—James Melton IsU P. R. nance. State CU.W, Am; Muzte look ttke ssrertfclHg oat of an Saw WJE—Those We Love-D WXTB Jlngtos-M But they all say proudly that WJSS S»w Am WXTE—I Love A t are the enor- Myotery-D WSXL—Donee Musto there have been no compromises ¦massif mi[lllllt] IttfS P. M. moasly trainers by ’ CMLW—Happy Joe-M U|WJ. .Prod Wartag-M with safety and scarcely any intricate >. P. of L. flying is MS R. VJSI-A. WJR—Amos *n’ Andy-D with efficiency. Harder, longer which Instraaft Briefs CKIW Melorty Interlude WJIB PhUhannonlca-M WXTB—Mows Am taught at Maxwell Field, Ala. ffILS-sJr. «bowboet-J Labor Talk CKLW—National News work is the answer, with no U>CKM For a stadeat shat inside, they * 1 itis r. m. f;IS P. M. WJBK—News complaints about overtime or Br tli AiwiliflBrin mmiS saataifei Hopper WWJ—Evening Melodies WJLB—Wrestling; New* every maneuver 3 WJB »m