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The Foreign Service Journal, October 1942 JT: <3L AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE VOL. 19. NO. 10 JOURNAL OCTOBER, 1942 ■% - * i YOU CAN RELY ON AIRCRAFT ENGINES The smooth, even purr of the twin Lycoming engines powering this Curtiss transitional trainer is re-echoed throughout the country ... in training planes in the Army, Navy and Civilian Pilot Training Program. This dependable, vibration-free operation of Lycom- ing-power plants, through countless grueling hours in the air, has led experienced pilots and mechanics to refer to Lycoming as the smoothest of aircraft engines. Lycom¬ ing’s leadership in powering America’s training planes is built upon time-tested, proved dependability. Free literature on request showing all the various series of Lycoming radial and horizontally opposed aircraft engines and picturing many of the Lycom¬ ing-powered airplanes. Write Department J 102. THE TRAINING PLANE Contractors to the U. S. Army and Navy ENGINE OF TODAY . THE PRIVATE PLANE LYCOMING DIVISION, THE AVIATION CORPORATION ENGINE OF TOMORROW WILLIAMSPORT, PA. CONTENTS OCTOBER, 1942 Cover Picture U. S. Marine paratrooper descending. See page 571. j>ren?ier The United States Marine Corps By Brigadier General Robert L. Denig, VSMC.... 525 * FOOD PRODUCTS Commonly Used Abbreviations 528 Claims for Personal Losses 529 Office of War Information 580 V\ 1 HEREVER you go through¬ Efficiency Reports out the world you can enjoy By The Hon. Joseph C. Grew 532 PREMIER FOOD PRODUCTS. Tokyo Staff Photo 534 Let them follow you by availing The Voyage of the Gripsholm yourself of Francis H. Leggett & By Frank P. Lockhart 535 Company’s PERSONALIZED INotes About Peru EXPORT SERVICE developed By George H. Butler 538 solely for the convenience of for¬ Reunion from Athens 541 eign service officers and their Editors’ Column 542 families. The Riddle of Mr. Bendiner Not only will you enjoy the finest By Henry S. Villard 543 of American foods, selected and News from the Department By Jane Wilson 545 prepared according to most rigid standards, but you will be assured News from the Field 548 of efficient service down to the mi¬ The Bookshelf Francis C. de Wolf, Review Editor 550 nutest details of packing and ship¬ ping. Scholarships 552 Service Glimpses 553 Many foreign service families have Superman, Microphotographer for years enjoyed the convenience By Jane Wilson 554 of this service. We invite your The Qualifications of a Minister 556 correspondence with reference to it. Harry A. Havens 564 Marriages 572 Address: EXPORT DIVISION Births 574 In Memoriam 574 Visitors 575 ■RANCIS |J. LEGGETT & (OMPANY Issued monthly by the American Foreign Service Associa¬ HUDSON RIVER, 27TH TO 28TH STREETS tion, Department of State, Washington, D. C. Entered as NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., U. S. A. second-class matter at the Post Office in Washington, D. C., under the act of March 3, 1879. OCTOBER, 1942 521 "ROYAL SCARLET” A NAME THAT DENOTES EXQUISITE QUALITY AND DELICIOUS FLAVOR IN FOOD PRODUCTS Established 1811 One hundred and thirty-one years of sus¬ For several years we have supplied a good tained quality and dependable service have number of our Embassies, Consulates and created for us a reputation that we prize Legations throughout the world. Therefore, we are thoroughly acquainted with this par¬ highly and guard jealously. The responsi¬ ticular type of trade and are prepared to bility this reputation for excellence places render the most efficient service. upon us is your best guarantee of matchless Investigate our service without any obliga¬ purity and downright goodness in every tion to buy—Address your inquiry or order package on which we place our label. to: EXPORT DEPARTMENT R. C. WILLIAMS & CO., 25TH STREET AND 10TH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. R. C. WILLIAMS & CO., INC. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. NEW YORK CITY LIC. LL No. I We carry a complete line of wines and liquors, both domestic and imported. Our Export De¬ partment is in a position and willing to handle all shipping details. We are confident of our ability to fill your requirements to your complete satisfaction and hope you will afford us the opportunity of shipping you a trial order. If any information is required, please communi¬ cate with our Export Department. 522 THE AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE JOURNAL INDEX FOR ADVERTISERS American Export Lines. 567 American Security and Trust Company . 557 i Association of Pacific. Fisheries 576 Aviation Corporation, The II COVER Bacardi, Santiago de Cuba 523 “Blue Print for Victory” 575 >** Bowling Green Storage & Van Co 566 Campbell, The W. I). Co 576 Chase National Bank 574 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co . 524 Fessenden School, The 520 Grace Line 561 Harris & Ewing 563 !e brat itiq International Telephone & Telegraph Co. 559 Leggett, Francis H. & Co. 521 our Mayflower Hotel 564 National City Bank 571 National Geographic Magazine ... ... 558 Pan-American Airways, Inc 569 Schenley Products 562 Security Storage Company of Washington 557 if ears Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. 560 Southern Engraving Co 570 This is the 80th Anniversary of BACARDI —that golden bond between the Americas. St. Moritz, The III COVER When you serve BACARDI, you serve the Texaco Petroleum Products 568 best. When you drink BACARDI, you drink 20th Century Fox Film , 565 the best. That has been our idea since 1862. We will be glad to facilitate shipment of BACARDI Tyner, Miss E. J. 575 to any locality not served by local agents or dealers. United Fruit Company 574 United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company 576 Waldorf-Astoria Hotel IV COVER UARum 89 Proof—Companiu CARP/ "Ron Bacardi," S. A. Santiago de Cuba Williams, R. C. and Co., Inc 522 Westinghouse Electric International Co. 573 Please mention THE AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE JOURNAL LAS AMERICAS SALVARAN LA UBERTAD when writing to advertisers. THE AMERICAS WILL SAVE LIBERTY OCTOBER, 1942 523 &4£t Gut FOR VICTORY AT Tiresfone WAR PRODUCTS To the men and women of the Firestone organization, whose loyalty, skill, and efficiency have won the nation’s highest MANUFACTURED industrial tribute, we extend our sincere appreciation of the fine BY FIRESTONE spirit and whole-hearted cooperation which merited these Army- Navy Production Awards. Airplane Tires and Tubes To our fellow Americans, we of the Firestone organization Airplane Wheels and Brakes Airplane Wing Panels affirm that we regard this high honor as a challenge for the future Airplane Rivet Cement Airplane Frictionless Grommets Airplane Parachute Seat Cushions as well as a reward for the past. It shall serve as a continuing Airplane Pilot Seats Anti-Aircraft Gun Barrels, Mounts, inspiration to all of us to strive for increased quality and quantity Carriages and Center Sleeves Barrage Balloons of production in further contribution to the war effort and to Batteries Bogie Rollers final victory. Bomb Cases Brake Lining Bullet-Resisting Tubes Bullet-Sealing Fuel Tanks Bullet-Sealing Oil Tanks Bullet-Sealing Hose Combat Tires Crash Pads Cushions, Foamed Latex Deck Cleats Engine Mountings Eye Guards for Gun Sights Fan Belts Frame Bands for Motors Gas Masks Ground Grip Traction Tires Gun Recoil Mechanism Seals Gun Stocks, Plastic Hatch Gaskets Hose, Rubber Landing Boats Life Belts Life Rafts Life Vests Metallic Belt Links for Machine Gun Cartridges Mattresses, Foamed Latex Motorcycle Tires Pads for Tanks and Pilot Seats Para-Rafts Passenger Car Tires Plastic Helmets Plastic Lenses Pontoons Rims for Cars, Trucks, and Tanks Rubber Half Tracks Rubber Track Blocks for Combat Tanks Shatterproof Oxygen Cylinders Scout Car Tracks Seadrome Contact Lighting Buoys Shell Guard Facings Spark Plugs Tank Tracks Tanks, Component Parts Torsion Bushings Trench Mortar Bases Truck Tires Ventilator Parts for Submarines Copyright, 1942. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. THE FOREIGN JOURNAL rf? PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE ASSOCIATION VOL. 19, No. 10 WASHINGTON, D. C. OCTOBER, 1942 The United States Marine Corps “Soldiers of the Sea” By BRIGADIER GENERAL ROBERT L. DENIG, U.S.M.C. ft | 7* IRST TO FIGHT!” has been the proud byword Because the Marine Corps has been, and certainly of the Marine Corps during all the 167 years still is, a small self-contained army of sea-fighters, of its valiant history. fully equipped to fight in any climate regardless of World War II had scarcely begun for America terrain, its men are intensely trained in all phases of when the whole nation was aware that the Marines sea, land and air warfare. were living up to their heritage of being always Its special spheres of activity in the operational ready and always faithful. picture of American armed services at war include At Wake, Pearl Harbor, Bataan and in the Solo¬ four major functions: mon Islands, the Japs learned to fear the fighting 1. The primary mission of the modern Marines is fury of the Leatherneck Corps, just as all enemies to act as an accompanying land force for the of the United States have. And, as the war pro¬ fleet in naval warfare. gresses, the Marines will tell our enemies in cold 2. In addition to being an accompanying expedi¬ steel why the Devil Dogs are first on land, sea tionary force for the fleet, the Marines establish and air. and fortify land bases from which the fleet can Although only approximately 64,000 strong when operate. the Japanese struck, the Corps had more than 3. Marines help to “fight” the ships of the fleet as doubled its strength by June of 1942. members of the Marine guard aboard capital Because the Marine Corps is a professional body ships in manning secondary batteries, such as of fighters, a tremendous amount of its time during the antiaircraft guns. the years since World War I has been spent in in¬ 4. Marine forces serve as garrisons for the differ¬ tensive training, developing and experimenting with ent Navy yards and naval establishments within its weapons and methods.
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