dquseten Key ToU . ict r --- Rafy ih Semic Small'Unit Leader's Efficiency roster ser. leading in battle the most willisg; the most to a good squad leader or a tle privilege'of . ssionedF It is not difficult recognize in theworld today-the BY COLONEL EDSON D. RAFF intelligent,,athe besteall-'round soldier He radiates confidence-confidence born a 35-year-old pioneer good platoon leader. pish-lte'l (Editor's Note: Colonel Edson D. Raff, by knowledge of what to do anrd how to iAmerican the foe, he'll give who trained at Fort Benning, of guts backed troubles, follow And as your unit drives otoward member of the Army's Paratroops he knows his men-tfleir personal history, their to this countryfrom Tunisia where he led his Too, of the f nd bso un Isiso ettderrdstaylive.o thantile inevlt- ,recently returned their capabilities. On the battlefield, hiekeeps abreast Sweat neednow be,erioteclnw so that his leader . troops in actions against the foe.Colonel Raff, who has received e supply of ammunition; lie.lks his life,if sow, so that promotion to Iful-6olonel."0wiltassume conmvo.d of a larger unit withteihou, is situation; he checks other S ow, learn isosteacls ,in tht fourr decorations, . "enem condition-of Iis mess, and to a hundred theywill feel noth- atten- Fort Beaning Bay- to thephysical should able day when. yoerisen fa.ceesethtestiy, ver to (itthis article writtenespecially-Sforthe His men look to him,knowing full well that, aswesomef-all Mu- vividlyreveals how, inthe heat of battle, the details. by sheer force ing but supreme confidesce intshutMost onet, Colonel Raff the occasion demand, he can drive them forward osmmasSder seed hate onfidenees n the ingenuity whois cougher mests. And remember that, thouglh it be'the, general of will. thatit ise-tle ustbending The part I had inthe fighting in Tunisia has proven to who in the future credited with lthevictory, lie knows lead- To all small-uniit leaders,,and tothose of thesiall-unit adory.acwhich me tlse vitalimportance of havingcompetent simall-unit me sav: faith,the-.ihdomitable willI action whichmay mean will achieve such leadersship, let a trs.Is the heat of battle, it is their respohsibility alone yours, buNothut yourr, too, i playeda thedifference betweenfailure and succes. i the

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Post PRICEFIVE £ENfS APRIL 29, 1943 For America's tosComplete Enquirer Ca. FT. BENNING, GA.,THURSDAY, iFVOLUME1, NUMBER33urteen Published By The Ledger- Mo.he sW 11l

.cue st Ast Lucky Mothers, Luckier Sons Motheds Dy Plans.'' Telling What INo SOLDIER MOTHER 7m9 Completed*' Come Back May F t oWill 4TH SERVICE COMMtANDUNITS Motl.ersof fourt.eis soldiers at Fort B...ing, co.iing M. Allen, Mrs. T. R. Allen, still be guestsof tie S]eimn.a to rci)rcsenit his regimrent as ;an etW s St. Sgt. Jerry fom their ioties in ten differentstates, CPL. LeROYordered On'ion of tihc isrst Student Train-In irsP Nashville, Tenn. the Msother'sDay WHEN De tappi of Bakers and Cooks School postiMay 7 throogh May 9 for special had 0 .C. Joseph Cpl. William H. Banks, Jr. Mrs. W. H. Banks, by Brigadier Geneiral . c 'dlotther is v trc,t thesr oher d;, lie first program which has been arranged rMajorIye 28th Company isthe Detachment, Med. Dept. Memphis, Tenn. ,V ,.. luck i -e. c.si....s 11 ,brinihm. the historyatshe" NValter. S. Fulton,commanding general of the post. Allenplunged in his and1 sandwiose nanecodCandidatesdin Pfc. Joseph Causey, Mrs. Mory F. Causey, .cue e en. Second Student Trainn regi- and Cooks School, Na. 2 Port Arthur, Texas. I 19-1 Iut ins. asidrasictlatgef so ment to receive a gingham Bakers Selectedby lottery,the atothers7 U he pull of he glassbowl lt that of M . Made- have sons is.arious .its f FortforU desin ha G.5. 1aundr.And LAWSON FIELD Benoing. Allof the expenses ().of I wi runswic. .. , he .Corporal' ooth-m -Full Program Will to topthings off,the dress Mrs. Elmer A. Hill, i nd son are sioviini ovc durinig a ecent fur- Mark First Anniversary Pfc. Elmer A. Hilt, Jr. the yailroad trip to Fort Benningr b,.MaiA r was found to be a perfectfit. 54th Base Hq. and Base Sq. Staten Island, N. Y. and home again are to be defrayed .. .. ____ 'hack__n__e. _At Lawson Friday CandidateDe Lappiis now by the Chaplains' Fund. I 1 sworryingabout the laundry PARACHUTE SCHOOL n... next .ceek, note The ten differentstates whichl SoThe irst btthday of the Ft'tt nutlook Ensor, that WAACs hove maved Pvt. John 0. Ensor Mrs. Catherine Troop Carrier Commn. d of which the Westminster, Md. program areTen- e 3Laso Field at Fort Beoin intothe Harmony churchurea. 1st Academic Company, Mother's!Day Maryland,Illinois, Major FinkO Made ri G x [ Pfc. John S. Fisher, Mrs. Catherine Fisher, nessee,Texas, is a component willbe celebrated Chicago, Ili. Ohio. Coonecticut,Arkansas.. Head; Assistance next Friday, and elaborateplans Co. D, 1st PTR NeatNewr York,Jersey, Florida,'and SCHOOL poutw havebhe made to mar.k theday. THE INFANTRY' Tw.o mothers are coming to the Available for Men Officers' Club at Laiwson from Maryland, two from Chi- The e Mrs. Madeline Oughton post Office was Field8to 10 will'hate p.m. (EWT). open An ouse 80-pound from N r s Cpl. LeRoy Oughton, cago, Ill.,tw. from Tennessee, A-Legal'Assistance /w~~~~~ tst STR- New Brunswick. N. J. Fort Bening to- F. Zbydowski, Mrs. Lotta Zbydaowski, a twoiind omNeatYork. 'established'lat cakes .. will be... baked drn for the occa-eNteo w R dC u T. 5 John 0. Want 'Safety- for Soldiers" npen 764th Tank Bn., Light Oberlin, - son and served during the Alice M. Wolf, with other refreshments. Pfc. Joseph L. Wolf, Mrs. ot;house et o [d 176th Infantry ..- Baltihore; Md. pin re en m adeLor To Collect Dangerous Weapons Inc th e Enhled Men Mesa.be Aps-in-, . .. mintsitcurlew... s e .-. "rase..a.s- )oaprate deratiom .il ir .Went:Harm. Conn. ad msefieldos -ssil b Cs.H,B('ooth Infantry meConic for Fortoprtatte Provisionalagt. John-T.. Truck McConmco, Regf'. Mrs.C i 'ago, Alice Ill. H. Hen. "Appointee Comes i.... ottS..ersof Phens.ixCity 0o0 Tuesday, given the individual i-ted hi r C s awson Field,commanded by ARMORED DIVISION just as safe a place foncncle Sams TENTH unitmothers haveof soldiersbeen in the Para- portu b ePhenix City John E. Albert, became To Fort tns'oes,tawowsoldiers as- legaLresid slic viii a sstiba r iae it." saidComssio er Lt. Col. Sgt. Ralph A. Lunn, Mrs. Ralph E. Lunn, signedchute School,to the fiveInfantry of School, In to.receive assistance in calling for a cur- rierCommand in September Car-1942. Camp Van Dorn St. ters.)uncing • the nes' office, H.D.CC, Nwho1 introducedi d thete resolution a member of the First Troop From Hq., 90th Recon. Bn. Rochester, N. Y. M. Prasek, Mrs. F. M. Praset . threefrom thc TenthArmored Di- Gene 'ultonpointed out that missionof the command is '-Newly-appointedfield director St. Sgt. Eugene and one fromLawson Field. "such teW12V%.'The Co. B, 11th Armored Reg't. Winter Park. Fla. vision, atuitous legal servicG City to fly personnel and suppliesfrom in chare of all Red Crossacti- Evans, Scheduled to arrive at the post houl tbe considered as char- tii' saie tinue co' issioners also ordered Plienix bstols,hases to the fronttines, tw vities at Fort Benning is Ralph Cpl. James Evans, Mrs. Dotte Ciie !Iiiec I \\" ICIier to lia e collectedall p lied who formerly Gravette, Ark. Friday, May 7,the eaothers willtsty, ntirely asa service of e l p oyesglidecs, and transport paratroops!James Mitchell,Cross work at Camp 420th Field Artillery at the Columbus railroad the medical,wel- Chie , aidkedt i " vtC i b"" i "I.,toa points hehid the enemy lines- headed Red be met nature as blac~kiacks, station by theirsons and special fre.s other similaresne. services cfe cu.diiglitclubs. A unit of the command i'nci VatsUrO, Ms. servcellirms f th ools 5 pisared o isuy ______ot Hretrill socceedS ece Mr. Eugene resoltion atso requested lininotcfo action tonttorthNhn or Attica. Recen~teh 2=k IThe"that FortBenning authorities es- civilian reports from that front relate hoc nusseyiwiho has been called to willthen be taken George'Finlk, a lawyerin . ... Tlshtbl" h. a mlttry notic head- of the Red Cro-u Rwhich a %,ff m The;' icemothers thei°ff i.r ....fwhere ...h e un...Lt.itsigndd. Cot. t life, Generalidase dhe f F*Legal m'ltonit a Assistancernam ed M Of-j r iesni Cit5 to he t n . the cpmand operated headquarters to the main post chief of ficer. Major Filk.,with his office " . . .ounarteron - .. altitudesto ato id anti-air.- eastern area at Atexandria, Va., C ilent V is t~r Ip T~serv Frank t. -Thompson,....ces o.prv or ii a.....r qua _.rsvinPhenxt be7 at t nesw assignment. the neighborhood otthe caft gons aud hon.you_ Pilnts, pendinga ' rated in Mr. Mitchell entered no Rd -- street-OrSh," ci'htrclmo s of them not yet 30 years in August,1942 after io the va- War Hood-Officer lam tse past ou eerth operatedeboil Qn. t4-bqurand puttolstretches t Crosshan dutyspest eight years as edu- 11 Book assign hostessthem quarteishouses. Office hours for personsneed- I,.o's -areGeogia -aid, aooften Alabama to -run 'intocni-]old ' rious ing counselin letal matters will rartytoSltoPyipst SPECIAL DINNER from 8:30.a,m. to 5:30p. m. catchiCorps.viHeawan. H-ethewas Civilian first Friday night"thiere willbe a spe- be stimn=[TheTfhces headquartersd...... of the com- Conservation.ationaladvis.or Corps.ith . . urm~y ..!..dSummary The- ui. ethingeurfevr w, wichvt iolat ts ...[ POST, Page 7 G. n- See MOTHER'S, Page 7OSee wasman .orea t Scout F'-ld, tndiana cent to Washington,D. C., to Says Japs Hate Of World News ilarto the one in Columbus, d Mario Planet polls,Ind., under the command dergo the usuai 50-day .rsents- Brig.General Fred S. Borom. tio course, betore assignment, to Whites Including.Axis Partners BY0."J. SGT." Y[I ,.' Banning.To Coopcrate- Field is one of two bases Camp Beauregard, La.' All put your SOU . 5 O ILawsoni g T o e duties Afteranother two week train- for La Hora of Santiago de Chile, Sparade. Olttec S.Fat-.Gei. of th. TCC, the p taciple Mario Planset,writer DEF SESbliuso ta. paratroopersin period there, Mitchell oas with a group of Latin and t rosaid.oe er.f... a lgv.li e tani),:uw,,",e' ,aretofly ', 'eddrcrThnxtieto.Camp Polk as assist- Who vi.siter Fort Benning, Ga., Friday UP 2iugh,,ANAiF AeiarEFNcraiied n rtsiFort(int onor 3nxn. aing, aid WednesdaygeneraLof, Rndo ioi n t a . in ointsthe aordered of being in Tokyo ruthbof ti crin ndBritch The text nine American editors,had the novel experience vi and pot gladly transportatton of paratioopes. ant..eld d rector. force"in T'n si;itheCermlnare lat tie oculd he spent on maneuversthe day the city, as bombed by General Jimnie"Doolnittle's Sprintd City law- with the 7th Armored divisio. Russianeieogrt 2a:'y l he Ca sl.'She ronarstiupitillm adee by Phenixics aOlgaisil. imanotse'weeks,reauests Early in December, Mitchell was Amoerican flyers. outsond- isy t.n- 0 C. Curtis.Dies. heventured forth rdicL -5nzhact ful!i scale spring! ejt'Oiagdehi hes. 'Planet was on a newspaperas- tionwhenever raisedto fielddirector and named b undet ne"tion ith the curlew.h Jinap anox t ..htimea . tteinto Planet the streets..returned to the United fenivcmay soon to head Red Cro s activities.-tsignment boat which ..."tth....ew. Of-Blast Injuries near centerville, the air attack from states on the same etI. CaipCtassi'mpcow Van Dorn, and watched C. Grew, the U. slate established to prohbtes sMiss. of a tree he climhed.;brought Joseph iuri She ec.;- Candidate 19Anihinm the limbs to Japan, back to is ..Gera. C..... tac itcl°S-S.tfesolhead or ohibit At Althoughoriginallyfrom New physical damageS. Ambassador Ben- od din o armype- Officer C new fielddirector While the States. The writer left u. teav a :ii aftermidnight, EWT. Curtis,30y.eats old, member of England,worked the in the South forthe ....g . the ps.cho~ithe Friday night with his party .... St etral " "'hold'ghing"sonnet Y.MacorS., E. Reese'nd-Cot- the "2st Company; Second Stu-1has claims. Lewis- wrought was sg t, the .p 'ning 1hatthi. ma. be e dent Training Regiment, died yeS- past 15 years and a grad- continueaswing of the coun- -r,Rassian .insira adhotl mmissioner A. L. Gullattenthusi- Benning Sta-1villeiss., as hom e. He is logical effect on the ihahitants to hi _.OPst ce ly endorsed omamissiner terday at the Fort ' try's military posts, ship-yards, fim r.Gercansre mn a esendigse n n Ug of Toky atwasconsiderable, Planet cetners. tio hospital o...teof the University of Missi- land war production ','m..aae OtngIiln-Cobb's resolution. gained declared. ures of a lanes q . Curtis was injured critically, at Oxford, wherein he tan- weeks after thel aph during a trainingproblem andlan A. B. degree modern "For several te nea DRIVE ON VICR" guages and later-took graduate aPost Civilians' thed the recen both his legs oere amputated. - raid, the 'Tokoyonese'suffered Hq. Takingcognizance of Mrs. sarte work.and instructed. "the car- Ie CaucasatheAef.e"e: driveof Chief Perry's department He is the son of and bas one terrible case of jstters insAfrea ste Axis defense E. 54 NorthVassar,VeVat- He is married Cent to male aasaner against gambling and of Russell Curtis, respondent said. "They expected Go 100 Per lisessere cndir a put on Sheriff H. nnr, N. J. The body was shipped child. te ses a' this oeakat gsesera s m S:n ..n uty "heat" by N. J., for wave of bombing t follow e Ralph Mathews and tisofficers, a today to AtanticCity, lac prints Sregakrotigns are inunin e57 ,Pachbssal. initialraid at any moment. Fail-In Bond Purchases a lir d orces continue S PHENIX, e up tO S heavy ressure. Rprts are ______' follow up ure of the Americans to percent of the ci- ck up for mas. buat.. disagpeared oNe l J had. atremendous Ooe bund at post head- 1km_ At ft C d elJ c b the.bo i" nemployees t irom Africa, as the Allies bat- efec onm thr ar e uar.rs r s to a.atear.r effectPlanet on thir.said that _.7 the Japoae... eequartersare subscribing to the teratithe elgates [&r -4 t in them o r bond program under the pay Allied Pan..eshbver shot down j i people hae had nstilled ioaaed snly forreservation plan, acc a Ma- 0-'ttigaiti transptarts Ar yc an intense hatred, not jar George Fiatstarhand off i-e, witshlmen aol all-imptortant2n Americans, but for alirmembers ail, tinkeep reinfnrcements of U nc e race, Germans an- c.Coming tothe top in a sadden mets and muierisii roem______NwCefSrdChfSrvd afloe.d. the white IT burst, this civilian group accord- reachtigthe belesaered AxisNe World War I ITALIANS CATCH Fink showed a gain Numbers an important.Daytona post Beach,atthe Fa.WAAC In I "Butthe Italian nationals livinging to Major frces. Lieutenant in N" "a o thirty-four percent during the G e cNair hisVat r 5Wcenter cI, No ,.,v...,DECORATION Named to command allSecond t in Japan arereally the ones wfoof av- _oGenes.swaaoded stin ci y.wwhen hi One of 15 Weemses brunt of Jap insolence past.month, itslast month's was troops stationed at Far - bear the sleet helmet stoppeda. sbelt In Armed Forces Navigator Weems honoredluttmy Benning is ColonelGeorge E. Ja erage being only sixty-six per-- with the Distinguished tervice and insults.Their mistreatmentwas tru- at cerit.- groups on the' fragment. olyIthe amazing," hands of 'theirhe said. allies' Other civilian Cross for heroism durin theBat- s,scha replaces Lt. Col. FranI base shown similar increases RUSSh1,NHA ShOEREG dip- One of the firstAmericans to of Midway, and hasgemen He recalled that the Japanese post 1o1UticrelationSs h theolish!sightthe Jap fleettOffMidwayrte commande havingtold in the sizeand number of reser-- cots E. Sharpess,ormer have been quoted as added that tothe Isand, Leutenant Thomas Germans that fortheir assist- vationsan dthe major 9CO'lcse, tinre e, much . . wle servingwith the army airof the group. n the civtlians have come er maropaguada! Weems. Jr, naigaorinteU Thisis Col. Jacob's firstassign. S ance in the Pacific war. 'they Fort Benning dovihnmtuOe e' ar rpara e r g "lnraes in the Pacitit dfh~~~war thrater af~d~tferspendig hree yehars hi quaifying on- Mahine.r n Ou"%,e onI iimight. sate fordepart-S :iaadetm Air Corps and nephewf:g~~~adeatn~f;h~l of Brig- During his stay at Benning,the meat oc rtni to tbe Staten wouldhave the honor of being the a longr way oward 'Ak.end driven de the 9d percent-10-percent N. sWeems,lisetenanotswas asked it hin plae !f last white nation to be I ttsat Ac oclbt ts si- asrrGeneral George Jag carrieratrsedn thm yesi plan requestedby the Secretary mostfant0 schoisnowereadycommandant of t4e tcgo[He In: had smeitinglysunk any referedat the all qus-Panamsw/of farces,ereheservedaschie w'ith headquar .- them the Orient Under this program ci- , 'tonounhthbeak .ar assistant hunting for moreltioners to "news stories.' mobile Balbo Disessng..... th Japanese man-of War. of the War De- a"'iouaCeritainy' ii soill p se back in action (Stories of the bate hsted Jap otCsta nesanear . Discu-si.g. the Japanese .man-vilian employees ilfc Ite at the 1sbooalJap hulls to bomb asked to contribute' alont 5criou a . .esCol Sharpiess has hemn trans 3- in-the-street, Planet said t at he partment are cs Janes locker, tlosses as: " airrf earnrs of theirsalary month- ungsterE. hi-c rab e fot ocwink the warI into Dary so fem,lItr and To ar three iferedto amp Josephs T. Esbin "lhasno opinionof his own a toni10 percent -'eot Ptshel goern-siachagedtheP LietLet eemigayn- -sn o r. woo .r .lrca : caz. of war . hoaid rt. I lOSt' one arireor r.o. r.. orcera.'n e W thinkingis molded by what he isly tothe purchase Inr their s leagueu wisthhsthe ttreohsbenvotn T. N. tVeems of loucetoaicatcriesdmgdwshsoMadel, sunk swith all planes and through / sieunt hatie ry eahe told in the Jap'press radio. ter soles during a on day most of th~eir pta nes destroye . nsgaehe t the Nipponese propaganda l~Ie .ampaign".aainst the Soviet at Fort Henning aagedn °ie he iSCen Army. ethmew De- sti 5ear.. and departed tast week iThre battlesh..iPs u the.. :r pers. br 50nn, m.or. tsu... sith Her- se..a...1F. F our ccrs d.am agedacel is...veteran mrir PUNCHES Asked if JAPhehad suffered at the Majior,a ClaypoolW 5-hae Sit Russians had hors gem days with his brother, .,sum-, osa s service - - - et.Styied won tar Pan- two serisousiy Three trmot an relatedNamed Executive .tco" 10 h00Pohs-h otfrs ne Jhn Weemo, a"plot -'hands of the Japs,. Panet .e t Save Ct r..nce 1" and wit th Arm of aenerd that he had been gorcedtn"ts.e E e t e (let)Iocii eIlfisa American Asrwtays aS Bromnsvitte, damagedl the hapation in/Gen. He ente- EX-SENATORS. MEET= lsis'o htose, k" The Puo san note He mitt the re..port to the] General Wem conduc...teddam- World,5Var 5.soa aresernei°oh at a Jap who attempted andCeciki it sCtaipWheeler star were Ia d~edoSuthe Pollsh ambassador Ten. A"rCorpo Reptacemen.t PooI young lieutnant to.ssious i-a punch" Maar B. . Claypool is neo tr Schoolnine seaos ao 0y co'eg Cs 'sa r Metuto" Army nto grab his camera as hevas -" infielders and the tp istto s st tuo methods of oth regularsintS.icem"eepesz csmmce ie of a particu- exerutveoierc of the st ST crack eicanssleais ue otty proud choinstaE him thetFr iatesi t enin ta c er,but n -'shooting" a picture Re ,citteWshsigonsSent..... st tis its Osat he Derm asa Goeaa narigato.t Weemo" to . he saw'in a MajortClaypnoofomerly the char'e..o thi otcc.Nclaimed a sers'ed tours of larlybeautiful bird w ie.\ t r% member of his lam- tofantry tosruetion. He 1huts Officer of the eithtsiteWahntnSltrs agaittiat Gnio'wd.ldihi frtie firittsme 'uic irtSin nc by atio of tslat y.,F. Sa anTokyoa park. His punch resulted in gimental -Supplycomes from Arrata, Sunday the met .\rm Both erdlitorywatched training of troops in tr d-i at FrOtox, 3. a dozen Japs ganging op on him regtment, their paths separatedupon ednssiecntg the Stt i"oalo~ so achiese tame in Tea._ . o . yer... to refuge Caif., and t sboth a graduate since asic5t. 'fighting ground contact empltast u .byoost. Umeetr-and he was forced take f the Pacific an battedcean-up for the rivalteas'In a game which Wlccler hoped .5 gain some territorial serrice. Thirteen other s as ital part in iT.C. duty at GuntoSlain - in the Colombian legation. Planet of the College ut. . ut s n It V. ". .ec,.r here la 'mems' ae now in the armed IGeneral Weem CAIa-i- b c or--sinsl Ccc.nio to H isa of thein slyaasthreer in theaduate that forseveraldays after- The University of Southern be- horces including one. WAAC, Cap.- the combat daevelopment of said Pisato by Stuck) 4 bern triction hor some Owe s..id.esi.. pie tn e Oisa, rsust stats (Ssgsal.Lab [tainMoary CatfierirteWeemsn,. sltnganiy aeficemrsand Ward, be exercnsed extreme cau-1foaito ttwenthe tiro governments. naw Henig. Se OOE,?l hEer Tg.tEU,Page 2 1 snee af the genrai hsliagrort See rmomNo body Told man Takes ToU! Of Li'ves- PoverSays It a. Enemy Pieces Together Bits :_ not ful Of [nfa [innocently Spilled his free, tunities Just before dawn, six weeks from today, United date Jo.- States war and troop ships will slide over the horizon He: rqs Iv, ,unseen and approach, a certain enemy island.- As dawn breaks, our warships will begin an intense bombardment lttli Co, shore in invasion -barges. dent T,. while our troops race for the A na Simultaneously, roaring down on the-island, United States paratroop planes will arrive overhead,-the sky came to will blossom with 'chutes and 10 minutes later our men will have the scurprised enemy's airfield. Six hours later our invading forces will be mopping up, and not With tr too many days later you'll be smiling as you read in his fore the headlines of a United States victory. by a . But will-you? Is that what him you'll be reading? Or will the neighbor hsn't heard from enemy's "bits and pieces" sys- son lately ... "1 "Hasn't heard He e- tem have done its job? You lately-maybe he's sailed." S trait w see . . . last Tuesday even- !" andad ina, on a bus, the wife of a Harmless Remarks city. i,' shipping clerk in an Iowa drug house remarked to a Tell Enemy Plenty staying home friend: "We're the files under "Sail- mwhich tonight-Al's tired. He shipped From to the ing,--a report of 2 weeks -- teding 80 cases of quinine ". .. a wom- Mrs. U Army today." ago.. Denver- And lstoy nig - an said her -nephews, John : ' After And last night, in a restau- Wycowski, had sailed." cially anxious to get hold of. at colle-, rant, a friend at a friend of a under "List guessing .importantmany informa- scraps Read these key words . . . to ooldierher girl friend: From the files tion . . from Puertp h said Whose. Divisions Are what appears to be harm- them . remember #"Helen fount out why Earl of Mea of study all Known- ". . heard girl less information. them." hasn't written lately. He's Wycowski, last that hish r ask friend, Stella "WHERE . aore our sol- Spec iali ' right-li's if she'd heard 'from brother Secrets Add ii " been swollen from inocula- Little diers, ships, planes? (And an- Ad m he got lately. Stella W. replied, 'Yes, sidesOrtiz 'v tions. Don't know why withthe 29th29thuo In- Up to Big Ones tiaircraft guns,forts, gun em- though-he'em, though-4-he was mnocu he's in Texas 'em, placements, factories, mine is dizt~c- lated before, when he first 0anty.' ""So the and29th an-of Ordinarily little facts, you the paratroops." Texas has sailed see, the kind of things anyone fields, harbor defenses?) joined other soldier in Texas, with Oa:_, other places special invasion training, might know, such as a sol- Where are war weapons :. most And in a l t of where he is, . -stricken people - as seems to have sailed, too - dier's location; manufactured? a lot of other where he's going, how or when Americans always have--tall- looks like one and the same "HOW.. . are our men go- thing. One division of inva- . . . may supply the missing ed about their jobs, their jig- ing?How arethey armed and friends, and what they were ion troops sailing ... quin- pieces in the enemy's re- toe shipped . ..•paratroopers saw puzzle. Chance remarks equipped? How are our doing. And a few of their what marks were heard by the en- inoculated, probably against about his equipment, planes, tanks, and other weap- the name or num- emy. Many more were not tropical diseases . . •.could he's doing, onsmade? How well or poor- isn't they be going after one of ber of the outfit he's in the overheard-the enemy ly do they perform? How are Dr.. R. everywhere, doesn't hear ev- our tropical islands, perhaps?" fact that. he's sailing erything. But some were could be valuable clues. they changed-in design? only soldiers-the Smal study- And not go- heard by enemy agents and And so he continUes, of "WHEN . . are men Sina whose instruc- ing, sifting a steady flow same goes dor planes and ships sympathizers of informa- and ing?When will that ship be Lons are: "Keep your eyes bits and pieces (and double for convoys) tion. Many are useless. Few their crews. What kind of ship launched? When does it sail? and ears open. Mingle with But everything you mean much in themselves. or plane? How big? Where When will that production job people. Report men who study them are new ones? hear-don't try to judge its the are. we building be finished? to like men working on huge How many? What kind? When value yoursell. Leave that toge- "HOW MANY . . . troops, who are higher than. jig-saw puzzles-piecing will they be finished? What those scraps of information- in design? ships, planes, tanks, other YOU."Ither changes man is checking, confirming, and jud- And production, too--they weapons, war materials? How And now-today-a another - those tiny "bits and ging one against use a lot of bronze" (sounds many being made? And will studying watching their pictures - our like naval guns to a spy)•.. pieces," those seemingly shape. be made? of informa- plans - slowly take "A funny little gadget like a harmless-scraps Some pictures are never fin- and it has a lot of "WHAT KIND.... of duty tion from all parts of the watch training is he for the ished - the missing pieces wheels" (means bomb timers Is he doing ... country. "Quinine in. Few pictures "Frank getting ... work is he doing Army ... the tropics, eh? don't come to the enemy) . . . of are completed to the last de- runs a lathe" (that makes 19 in war production? What kind And 80 cases meanm a lot to of regiment is he with, and He conti- tail. But they don't have the enemy has counted in his men. Interesting." like they're after its name? What's the name of goes through many be. "Looks factory) ... "Charley's mak- nues - one of our islands. Can't find ing 20 pounds of optical glass his ship? What kind of a ship, other reports. Some he studies is it? What kind of Others are out which one ... or exactly. a day (20X31 men-620 plane, and lays aside. it must be soon. cargo? and indexed for possible when. But pounds) filed And it's in the tropics-so it Even ship sinkings--"It was "Of course, that's only a RIGHT-DRESS-FOR EASE-IN ASUMMER WEIGHT UNIFORM.. future reference. of these six." from of in- tropersdays nculatedlater-"., . para- has to be one terrible-we saw them suggestion of.the kind Two .'. So the word goes out. And the shore. The men came formation our enemies need. that takes years of experience to command, our- Seefor us. I fs planned at- rowing in all, list of any kind could be Tailored with the expert craftsmanship "Now, why? Must have been in that carefully swimming and No We hc tack - about which noibody day." (The enemy wasn't sure even-nearly complete. What very finest 'of fabrics. The gov- inoculated once before-why miich - many summer uniforms are accurately fitted and made pf the drills Expecting to encounter talked ... very he'd. sunk that ship.) woild we like to know about again? are sunk by en- our enemies--their men, their believe this ap- diseases, maybe? Tropical of our ships has approved our uniforms, and appointed us to sell theti. We .new emy subs lying in wail Others But My Sister training; their location,their ernment diseases, perhaps?" are thrown back their production? Well, Offlo, Iowa City- "..heard man of our men plans, proval is a tribute to our standards of.quality. about into the sea by numerically Is No Spy that's what they want toknow in movie lobby talking ... our pare- named 'Tom.' superior forces is your cousin, about us." neighbor's son and planes are caught And neither Son being trained in coast- troopers your uncle, your friends. But in Texas... by a swarm of fast enemy Can We Talk P. .- We remain open until nine each evening for your convenience. invasion tactics fighters. And that's what you if you talk-even to them - read about - unsmiling - in why shouldn't they talk to About Anything? your morning paper. some one else? And that WAYNE "someone" will tell another Of course. Just remember THAT STORY IS FICTION, can tell a and Dairy OF COURSE. But it's true in person . . . who this rule: feedc, Poultry third... who'll pass it on ... If you HEAR it from some- Remedies this way-that's actually how somewhere in it. agents work in this till eventually, one-don't repeat '49.95 enemy that chain, the enemy hears If you SEE it yourself - Palm Beach Blouse & Slacks ...... We con AJOCO FEED STORE war. It's a highly developed it. He doesn't care who he don't repeat it. Ga. system-a "bits and pieces" from . . . or whether READ it in ...... 5.....95 five day 17 W. l1th St. Columbus, and hears it But if you Palm Beach Slacks...... system of assembling it's first or fifth hand. So newspapers or magazines or 5'95 don't start a chain. And don't hearit on the radio, then it's Palm Beach Shirts ...... for keep up someone else's. Don't public property-and you may 75 pass on information you hear. talkabout it.Of course, you Palm Beach Caps...... t0 mustn't repeat information 410.00 But What About Things you read in personal letters. Tropical Service Cap (By Knox) ...... :...... If you heard from a soldier, . . . .25.00' So Many Talk About? for example, that he was in All-wool Tropical Shirt & Slacks to match 0f.. .. . Liberia, you shouldn't men- ...... 6.50tomoto 10.00 The enemy must'know But when All-wool Al-woTropicalToicl Shirthrt...... ,...... about those things, too, you'd tion it to anyone. think. But that's wrong-the it's been officially announced ...... ,..a...... 2.95 enemy won't know . . . if -that is, when you read it All-wool Tropical Capo...... 00...... those hundreds of people don't in the newspapers and maga- ...... 000 talk. In 1918 a German sub- zines or hear it on the radio Tropical Slacks...... :...... '..- course, you can marine was sunk at Scapa -why, of ...... 75 TO FORT BENNING Flow in Scotland. Its captain talkabout. Chino Slacks...... 7...... SERVICE had been ordered to attack . 3.75 the British Grand Fleet there. Marshall, King Chino Shirt...... o...... FOR 22 YEAR Yet the Grand Fleet had left Address Nation ...... ; ...... 4.50 Scapa Flow a year before - Chino Cap ...... e.. g...... ,0...00 as all Scotland knew. But We Americans have always ,4...... a...... 4..0A .00 the Germans didn't know. been used to talking,without, Regfilation Tie,...... *..... hadn't ...... 9.50 -'., Because the Scots looking over our shoulders Bostonian.;...... ,i.oZ'c talked. wondering who's listening...... 6.50 The enemy can't be every- We're pretty jealous of our Officers' Shoes (strap or lace) Mansfield.... where, you see. Something freedom of speech. So keep- big may be happening-thou- ing quiet about bits of infor- sands know about it-and it mation that may seem unim- .,' I just happens there's not an portant . . . learning to force enemy within a hundred ourselves"to stop and think miles. Especially here, because before we talk... isgoing to the FBI's nabbed so many of be quite a job for us. But EDUCED PRICES them-you've readlabout that. when you think of what could rAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR. R So the enemy's depending happen if you don't . . . it more than ever on his "bits shouldn't be too hard. And all ITEMSFOR YOUR FALL and pieces" system for find- of us in the services-and our ON ing out about it later. But lives and success- are de- he won't find out . . . if we pending on you .. .to think Barathea don't tell him. before you talk."--G. C. Mar- Custom- Tailored A WARTIME JOB-- shall, Chief of Staff, United GREEN DOING Hoover. Knows His States Army and E. J. King, CIRCUMSTANCES Commander in Chief of the UNDERWAR TIME Espionage Agents U. S. Fleet and Chief of Naval S_ IRTS J. Edgar Hoover, FBI di- Operations. rector, has a thorough un- Reg. 2.50 Value SHIRTS derstanding of how enemy Varatlsen* agents work - he's studied, Chaplain Kuhn Regular7.50 R' DOBWACOUS.LIBG fought, and so many of them. Reduced to 1.95 S-kOkDW/-Y COLUMBUS,GA. He says: Joins 'Gators; 90 "Certain key words will tell and8.50 you what types of informa- Is Linguist - our enenies are espe- tion Rarathea TO Chaplain Stephen F. Kuhn, for- REDUCED PinkGabardine mer missnary in Puerto Rica for i nine years, thin month reported so) SLACKS Value ,ATTENTIGN!E for duty with the 124th Indantry ' Reg.16.50 to assume his post with the Alli- SReg. 2.95 Valu ...... OF gator Regiment. Reduced to 10.00 WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK A native of Erie, Pa., Father Kuhn received his commission January 4, 1043, and immediately reported to the Chaplain's School Gtahar ne Unif orm at Har'-ard Umiversity for a course at training before arriving at Fart. Banning to assume hnsfirst Army Of the Very Highest Quality assignment. who sttended a Chaplain Kuhn, Shirts or Slacks-- $11.50 Redoemer School of St. Mary in Pennsylvanis and the Mount !tow Store Saint Alphonmuo Seminary at Eso- pus, N. Y., where he was or- dained in 1920, spent three anda half years as pastor of the St 1236 Broadway Columbus,. Georgia OBOS before going to Puerto Rico. Mel LOWERS1026 -BROADWAY spar Gerch, inhufand, .al-

-'iin uny ,-I .- _ ...... _. THREE FT. BENNINGSAYONET, FT. BENNING,GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1943 idson, Jacksonville, Fla., were sergeants. Pvts. Edward E. Fogg Joseph J. Zapt ofSignalthe Comsize pany,of., aonly regiment, a .fraction has made staff sergeants. Boston, 'Mass., turned out five times tocelebrate Cps. Curtis B. Goff, DelrayBaltimore, Md., Oakley A.:Bull- the nuptials of men in itsranks..- Beach, Fla.; Uls S. Anderson ington, Winter Hayen, Fla., amn Bound as record-i Fla., are ds Jap Prisoners Docie oWas Cupid Assaults Other marital scores, t Plant City, Fla.; and-George C. James L. Dyal, Quincy, Orir[ [bdent, Marine 5ays TdWeds Pass; Officer WAAC 10th Armred ed by.the chaplains, are: Division Johnson. Madison, Fla., becamenewcorporals. , Puerto Service Co.,two; 80th Medical Rico Ba., three; Supply Bn., one; 55th rlr Engineers Bn., 10; 90th Recon- five; F. A. First member of the 43rd Post 11th Armored Reg't naissance Bn., 423rd lfd ot Refused Chance To Escape, Headquarters Companyof the Bn., seven; 420th F. A. Bn., three; SaysIs Army Auxiliary Corps, Leads Division In 419th F. A. Bn.,two, and 774th Poverty StricketnWomen's (A. A.) six., iMajor, Reportst Fort Bending tO .ed while in Total Marital Ties C. A. Bn., i At Benning, service is Auxiliary Gertrude Ly- The majority of the ceremonies, isms it was belief'thatr fe he had i the records cf 14 norm attending new division offices brand of Birmingham, Ala., who Judging from or 86,were Protestant.Only repaid this country for! Two marine officers Lieut. Gordon'Ra- chaplains now attached tosthe were performed by Catholic i ,reen andeducation oPPo- course who -were anong thr ainrs who ma the initial married First last Fri- th A o aiaiss o the chaplainsand justtwo were Jew- day.some in her home town . ar Cano -asult on Guadaaalan Aug. 7, 1942. They are T\aj. Michart ishceremonies. thle 1st In a romance centered at Fort Armored Regiment has been more figures do not include mar- S tojao in the army. I. Davidowitch and Maj. Lawrence '. Patterson of The Benning, Auxiliary Lybrand first successful in "finding someone riages performed by chaplains no S0v.-or0ngfor his second r daion. any longer attached to the Diision or corporal who did the lopping. Af- met Lt. Ransome while he vas "nice" to come home to" than commssion in the" Mao Davidowitch, provost the Infantry Schoot those performed outsideof the sas mnter wresting the sword frommacne the here.attending Later she joined the other single unit in the division. MOTHEKRGIFTS, FOR, Crj,. nv of the Third Stu-marslalaare'athandreds on Guadacanat, otaarprason-hands of an oficer this hpan,3,s oeta Division area. . Bt yta ie Of 102 marriages that he and had butcorporal proceeded andto shave hnr-BahFa off WAACs, and was assigned her performed by the present Srs for several weeksae"s dh twolthehot roears oft thep -Nao d then refaftter basic training at Daytona been rof Pueto Ri,.rta e. attewmptedteat escape: this by * Gowns . Housecoats .oo one that time, chaplains, 36, ormore than a 0 caliers,n. of v.'aom was killed in lieve him of his head. This sameBeach, Fla. But, graduated,by and third, have taken place in the Nine Alligators * Slips c.p,...c-cc)to-ege ..... y ,begana.'ta ptet atIateor -rpl mousbayonetthe lieutenant had Pants Negligees Ir c a .' , n n. the. attempt and the other cap-!rosporal ted nomerosbyntoueedoFocLwiWah O Jap positions and nee t 11th. A but three of these were Get Promotions Brassieres . 0 Ensembles S ,-- a ' f Puerto Rico tor ed. charges against the * t" IajajzorDavidoor tch said that for!was final' killed in one 'of the ington where he was PrtestantPtationed ceremonies white chaacte.sticS . of the first four or tiare days afterofurious battles. For his valor be awithan infantry rigement. others were Catholic. Nine enliste,men in the 124th a shortleave pe- t fk& w suale Iereas roended for the Coo' They arranged Infantry were promoted in grade h:aeaaaecaedaan ,arJpscaartheathebaalterea a1 entas rec'snotmenedor t h onor. riod in which to marry and cole- By contras , the 3rd Armored a honeymoon. The groom Regiment has supplied only three thisweek according to an an- y niclle,etermando oen aerebrate Friday, they bridegrooms for weddings in the nouncement by the regimental ; e ter an 'a prispa not being killed by the! Although an order was issued arrived in Atlanta The 54th e been toldithat killing of livestock was pro- awere married and then parted chapels of the7Division. commander, Col. John D. Hill. AmericanF. as they had -.mored Infantry Regiment has Kohler, e a-rve,ad-a" . Dei they would be, thea became Co-hibited .seeral de-steaked bovines ogas0 Snday morning, Sergeants DavidT. Ma- of their marriage, done somewhat better with a-total rinette, Wi., and CharlesH. Dat- emn atn c raatae anS at ines een help' were Insd around the marine po- Speaking The general opinion was Auxiliary Ransome said, "I hope of 10 weddings-but the 150th a daca minator 'fU sitions. agaio .... ead WoahneoUniversity' inath.ata 1 oSuchnexa pleof d.oright that the unortonate coos had ste.meet by Ma- failed to give the proper password baemyap ovierseas. Itis cta. He slept on par :benchesu0bmissiveness aas shown But if Ne do Davidowith as he told of an while trying to pass through the barely passable. several nl'ghis before finding a jOlijo r not try to pull hs involving the move- American lines and were soe ed better .. hohs o u'! lodg:h . ....YMC.him a.hlchasenabled to Wil affol .... a,experiesce...... t ver three hundired'pris- Ameracanwith. AuiarR...me." -- at.dealtnakonatIsoesA.Whie Roosome swho hoe: sadnglm,hftearna ra o -aee hed''a .Auxiliary service since Januaryr The se Portals. ~a.iieh St r e drn oarhe. Ta of the FEW SNAKES been in t snakes were seen on theis- 1943, is assigned tothe army pos IroaedanthrmoementFew here where she works asfl Pt co])eher tharraac w aereureo nedandIa hunbland. As a matteroflfact, all the office aadmariasa sent on Earth aJa earaa eddJap seme to disappear because file clerk. ;oldiers Pt i co apiereOtidl srae al s rhotahyn haahnesn game Ne- .e I ar za id .... a5-a.-laginahe cakya. of the oise of battle. Bird s.ree Lt. R.some is a natire o Pass The BestS ,spaperand rad Even thoughait was practically ira- thetheorkeunti toughest of t!e lot to do array Haitford,Conn. as rto possible to tell riend from foe. aith. however, and in the heat of be heard chat-bars were, Thomas W. Jones, Hqs. a'i thamlr brity several Japs aere nbseraed to battlesthey could e crhito oean- 'aohaaeoaaathea'uplsub-machinaso o nn' d 2nd Battalion, Orcille r iz has another ambition be- and handed them back to their tnCo., 1 army career'and Amrerican captors withtheirin-;°tBloh,CompanyILloydH.Cot sides his lter, Cannt Cnmpany, O. T. Gal- rfoRS 'ahpa paara forae thp JAPSm OBEYt COMMAKNDSo Both officers said that many : peain :lPeto-:n Ricoao aotaris, oh' JAPo toE a AnD good Americaa boys died ontGuad- ton, Jr., Company K, Dwight C. athathat t at wree ther Robert H. Lewis, Jr.,.CompayL, 0 orpa" an doar' and poaraty 'tain Davidowith stated that atoanal William B Murphy, Hq. Co.. 3rd " _____en._ _ ap rop 'isciplane seemed excel- tot to instruct marine recruits, and Cornelius 0. Shan- lent, and that they obeyed Ameri- that they hoped the hard and bit- Battalion, can commands alost to thele,-hter lessonstheyhadlearnedin ahanJr., Anti-TankCompany. Lady Jane Shop Spo-ts quarters in London ave stood present 926 Broadway -NatiosGl ma Th etfein ehsee tePcfcold .d3,0 peoplee gres-500o last year plant- Just Above The pr.aestcdgames ato Unted bere haUitedheld Nhatin that Om-End- e'aaredexperienced, btlne the majorm a said, .w}as!.toaandver future marines In good stead. Georgia Columbus, Ga. 12-12th St. Dial 5791 ed 30,000ewcgosdens t,0osn alctof waatcig tlae recedng Howard Bus Line ' . achnlefrecenfarmst and an equai. numberin coastline of Gadaoaaat com the 'oos and6 cicities es a0nth.xthe Exteonn io transport bringin g Alp ~ ~ o'~ . mA oar~l 0 r a~orO fail. ail of his Service reports. Dr. R. K. Roberson, D.V.M. him backIn the state. Even though fHospita si le oeon Guadalcanalt Smiall Animal haaddalol maorlarosthe Road expre ed his wish to retunthere I322 Fort1ne...is rat. Office Phone2It9t asoae Res. Phone 3398 comnmandere 3aiorPatterson, .... 1... wag rifle twice company,wound- L sOls ae aoaerao ra0 .ce onod- Len's Oiln, Water ed in the initial phases of the bat- fle for Guadalcanal, vas far Colors, Pastels island.ctheora i . e n Nationally Known h [ NOVS JIP TACTOCO Percy Myron Lee, nationally M,'ajor Patterson participated inknowna rtist whose oils, water euber Mother.ml e e at mor engagements and colors and pastels taoe been ex- alauthori ty... Japane e tac.... hibited in New bYoskand Boston Larlao wolunds were caused by galleries and whose commercial I.. aaks have appeared in leading Family arnade,.andlesaid thatitife eartl of the Let us give you grenade had been American, ie magazines, is acquainting himself P[ e [[' d ai....twouldnt it.He be hereited today.... i...... to tell officerwith thearls .... did ... of ...warfareith the a.23rd an l Third Student Training T & %%-.herea squad of mar ... "asCompany, v-natpitted wa.sagainst little moreseveral than Japs a gre-in eg'ment. Training ""duelatemotetatsbeg Forly years of age Lee ex-. doebecloe peatn anovrealana'erheasag 30 .pa tt r notamoreldthano20to lt an Jsn pae , i g adaatan j'!{4 ' for army service byapa bothe sidJes, anddwhe....thee a-i eree~anf~a ln\ 5c a frhtetofsud.y oh de. n aae Hes eahindtas eeite aras laeda o Wehaenaspalu lineo , ares.ddenlo aP ihnagedhtheas tir Ar Corps public relat Wpositionp ine tn. ayonets, they oun and special service department drills fon hoexpecto...v... pS i1ioned there he dad pan , stuporo r frf om w the aLSaaaOftleiae poasand titsa ocartooningfthe commanding for the ef t teylno aogrcnades ltnng ter thatn'. ad een lobeCccamp paper.'a

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Custom"Tailored to M.. easureo 12 Gator Officersoton i B Filmy. . . Sheer H-ose CusomTuluednusre Get Promotions i She insists that yes dnn'O get a pre. SEEOUR DISPLAYAT FT. BENNING Holeproofrayon Gold turned to Sih'er.and Siter a modestmother. itselfin the 124th Infan- Chosveu think she's wonderful. We.Fit.and Deliver doubled Floor Iry atoIweeko atee Gatnr o- th. ioslery, Street in the. Day.Room flaersreceived promotions. Foor captainsincluded tst Lis. Joel acMillan,Company K. aa- IN cy B. Cseaas, Compansy'E. Benja-a GIVE, MOTHER SUMMIIER UNIFORMS minwC.Prie, Co. G.,and Hugh T. WAR BONDS \Vorsted Law5 o1 Hktrs.Co., 3rd Batta- " C Relaxing IPlay.Suit-Dress busy, doing everything from planning wartime meals Plm Beach- lion. That's 'Why a 2-pc. play-suit-dress \hiteand Kati i She's aways b. Victory Garden. Gabadine GabaltoTae eighlt Li. receivingsilver e planting thefor a Mother's Day gift French rayon crept with re- as appropriatenhorts. Sizes 12 to 10 in red, green, blue. Sport Shop, skirt, PAPERS! movable 9.98 - SecondFloor A TEh O NS M OfAT [O N POSTCARDS!

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...... -a, 0i :Zlz. APRIL29, 1943 FT. BENNING,GA., THURSDAY, Fl. KENNINGBAYONET, E FEE1, KACHO0 (GESUNDHEIT4.i d APRIL29, 1943,COUHWMIEAL FT. DENNING, G, THURSDAY, oT !. Orbytse.WaoDepartmentorishouldbe 's'sen oe ote/ bheh eooi.elstdrehtmk esnhendorsemnt,All news matter for publicalion IruonfFr eooBa nni0n gter0 .dsrht~ oubeb0 0 oalo nt to pat you in yourprermuitO.Soyutuoe ient tobthe ~t~klnb t;., eo ~~ofl00 ~ ~cold any a a oughtare dy 0000 hdlo A realizebthereaceplaa...Awomanwith at om o t u itiae t r ar t 1.1 vs cfty -. ,-and0 w h ...... et. tt.Only).Year.$1 It.t r'Autd olum t al'unis hatrs'; thua o"'c ,_anhe rd of the oueothe st ifica r Reptontatt ly in iad ynoou. Coe st t he antlos izi n tsts inkhc pe Aooeshoo /Thr atoonec.t ed dre r thata nteror and yosinkbuckeof an ee dereths toe out the auty,tinme o p o C s nta o t g om e nt ' lite.c b l o b NUI Ave a nd y n SeD Tsenet le p ro e o f a t a t .ofrc th r"BP wantro D soo drn w por. T oo c frfEor r o n ijus nw youe h o y olto lokrsig chpe.Te od, ob ndthertones-oo hot OFlbeth toaty icestg lo'o tiia euor nplesariclaryUirro14 , k d stogly inluene v-t te pcocedb h sdlcs keddailyrpoper,A v00cI tsdno d.t is then, vnfnrodtha Th is"Btontt(By a-iwOlo)I eanrof21 k on th e 2 Mo tarea hitth.are, o re coloe d we hen s a sihos t froltucengthe roning a nthisRetioe etSSN y dyu c to is tBtheteo."rC ousefth , nd osow e . hod l m of-no""oe sytEte- is c morethanw rdven wtil eoel, n. nd teph ne sandlup.tbor otMoup, reorog Euop. irblead the meaui etoes e nrder Yoe tltop yuo cappodtipgs.e hingsywn dk shrlt f w wh rculDeare' aniscat whinhthio Ailr'd"Theneedsofhsurao~ on ire foomitrupies, in o stairYu i c a youro edOasar aieneJo cu o ely tr eo,rk th atIst 'nd ne A te r ben a ked 00ri nk tio re past e o ld an Aincroun go' w ou l be tryuld.uon lookone o ei tat Ms um.e-eomestoths o e r i oh n p k . e the n tet ot F re" n te e c l a o u e s us y edwe oeoa e a ts r Lehi r on sE i o olici o rd nto theoehalnewinthany Daisa i gooo hog 0ouE ImNioGOrmos t e a r c d s a e th r u noaymdiao n p e s nk eswi h diypprorel raaloo acustomrdinneywsensly.s. ivop e ha s tohn my sirion , ot SALuEd looIn se edt od fo rthiso u ne an eo 13oie on for aor ome rch, ule onued webe' bute inmoerearin g . A tr p d n o n t ispublicanom h .. ..e noerdr m oufice . . . h t!ii to f r..g.o..eminen shi. means.tr k ..lmo d be oagin Th

Cm- 0100 The net morning you feel mis- haps at oeiety cals until theadarYskilld otbe-j I reauk[anyonet o helpi ngutu r oan- tumer oro un ti l oa. . you took lanri , Yourohriocltie. m0menpiyruo i 'QSofo.elandcf g soh l eapp10gal. Suddenly, came Pearl Harbor, ~ o'bti a1-tche s are. ast tis e u.or to wy,u Y o is the shortent pomsibte time? Western Front. ,Ci"hnd 0 h,;oggh... try w00 lbis war the millions, rindsh e X ,isoutoelfulsoi e-nr your ry fuloit tordhalth help supply our figt- and ne rere in. John Doe, by iii!ii~!f:i="ii;i: pATI d ijoii: a Could anyone refuse to hi... i:iI mithb heso.an of soar.? crest.to.scar-and wcithhim he look eon tifiens g e yonurdcoy ohelfsge-andhe mng cmeo"ekot pint tat o"sd "T ...u with the nere...ary ompleme..lt i tisi. umrio peuona n m.lot wl Aon the chaos of emencs that pre- " 'oiifo ' bhrcobuyig"i oes aryonle dmsireIn see inftation setin, wkeie fused pirtuieof 't, n o e r to .the hilt with tobooM ties,mh Coon at hose, Primate John Doe ousn000post."w:ailments "goindgur around the a safer Nou', from time In .. n.. r d; so /.s toivoneghgher? Can anyone rercommend to k no crold k e osmforneestnt?e f his questioo ..r-and Ii 00.000.. nld e interested n elt" call wth f udi e ! iig o D m crtcIel eoan t i de yn hsw o an-itou s ' a y D is You're'M afraid This lowe you'ie wsrong. It isn't and-toot tis a m ttr o kn ol ush oni er John Doe wilt ook to us for h or all of tloem. al LeT s o n subs"riethis loan n s elp ould moe. But we know that if wre become ; /one oh-out it. e s eo rsl 'semosof trte lsba n cRealit'?e forer o ld theiybe snheonhi e tt o f m ltrmoeexeanppi '0') .''/0'som r di wid ier popusof wme,for ex- eioeoprdrlyualooed of Ike gtobe, so thmatwe soer, and moe fore a look. Couldthe montleof coemdc.ct $ the Axs ofnfthe face ,whaicdf seews to lame inherited discussion sketbhye e .e..deer. F. I.our CIOIALO, freedom fur Nostrhdamusample, explain h congIketde latest Ioeivus sobtectunder othe of r terrofyig eey W rTm ) ranwill maintain need itckgr orndMAJOP.oud preserme owto riiga ourgovemerelyw ai o nwta we epl in,a brief, we 1.1 STR title of Geopolitics? Could Ref't Surgeom, - . tlsinherent fallociee, __whatotis. and outfne Cooune T. P. W LL DO CMooliktllmetooekeaneckhtiatkhottoeooheW TCt held p to us 0 BE A WAACr e"L By S. ST. TOMMeDONALD WATERMELON - C... anoerifortherebyrealplateaousee-hneor fnt another epnexplode has the been myth of the..... mnient uder- S OACTIVITIESFOR P r e e ARnsIVMY WIVES, JOINT IT MEANS TO ON RHINE WITH ' reasonandTctoic Dr. Fu Manch? Or do tem lo,"Ireled reiv' fo wswer Jon Doe adocnitDrHasoe.wfromeWHAT . " " ree w b r LtRa ' ontf...sedn iailtyt eit itoutt theuldatnyonreeforusDueotohthetsrpthanin Cot- your contoohio the siahgt-?"nd0John to Ike mor et. 0 wiI firr orele frihtneposiiitwhhsepecoue6 What it meas to be a WAAC, Momeots of greatnese are-of- fort. Dos one -retocsTee inflation setol - we INSTITU TE FOR WOMEN sier, let me tell you, onet swampcater's office stand the cears and mooives of Mackinder on TRAINING A. EEITEL motherswilt he onau atedFi- Oh s not to soy technical and Iraining By PVT. SHELDON Arr, that the courses of instructon at The This paity, -, SiaP the ' y .'prises. A 11t o'clock.today 000 gel Ike next'peanut brittle kastern Town Halt reigns each Sunday et And marchng ko wl not to lot- tnt hI"ii, familiarioe unwith Euro- in the column are o tensheoatded-by: Unexpected suor- '"Tell alt the boys a up-lu-date ecuipment, and the laest material that ouold at tl'a. m. . ... Vespers or It means rehreatnthand ioemeolle wos iolated added Colonel Sump alec - ided, clm on famor of reodong (Edot. note: All bimes used day ".bserene peacefulness Thee -ero ." are tiehebet chat con he pro- studies should he dosptoced tp. m. followed by a onack hour four inte ousalmaooer. "the 0 leuteoant depaeted. tonlanry School or 't at i e w Aho e n or . W a T and singing .. . "Brg your It means youorbed most bave ilk 1k a'kr tra ingd oaebs is and, at that,our hours are Macinc heen con'erned nainy Inture udy, the potertial ofticr sanddoate of on intrnduction, hemi.g stckff 1000oh . eLLoi 1.' ueofr heterser-ceornelan-fora First Lt:Zo....ieHolh'ocks of the turining In me,. be naid: John oee toohuesntwilthl"ThsoIk and epend the ecen- squares,"' .o m.... eithern, otirio :~te.hfc 'e unoerscibloetsan delion offthers, ..se are to do our. part, wcit activtief1c nc.. se . ie men,. HUSBAND ...... Thotswmpyl :comfortawtInfaotryspcle,.iLt. kleadquartersin~mto oo"Seigeant'th tocqos'hat q.ie...nDodo es to bl m nrth in the lull craw. ded. Yet, eof late....ubjecthaeoafhowiscussolion .. the dorec.- Withontia minerbothoingkpwel n foChajrborneardmost Ce olo S .apwcianoncern e -lhn atlot ainhTR away nd ely ....sppl ... edo for a mpl, xpinth "USO to Poesents"relate whLat deoiales s doing fsbor tore. 0ng' is tke woid from tol-osksumouth.h.Youraie ngt.th saggero t ootor : ca If wepresented ore to acceptotficer the candidates, responsib iliesthen othsewchick week or It fee Wilsptacei notonestrand a-bowin,. u e f l glory-b ofr kisgo~d tin.are bars, avalable for assignmrent ..ome responsibility tf e tirlbo..... andm keepsy200who. weds fed y o00 ecgnizingmrkers, thene.d USO.i 00ockich theme n for ockom .we.hane may the right toexpect that hereDLasocks goes th a few actites voluteer In Ie ...di r.yexp of... kno...tedgre himsf, h w mc-, theore I Theyn futu hoe o theth right-to expect that their confi- ageioe , rw ut ohoouslyoateh coo not promde. This is-

HTI EN OO onfereoceHN aod take Steroty anid sih great foe- trateieg Ce- out, ." inon their an eyelash. a enhl pt sa"spare as the "shackmanes kelpmate".., mill held a joint fall in fall the :Colonel requested me 0o0sib voithonolbatting ob' boy tooed to tool T ridclpbiainadeecollateral oi reading.hrasono reasone, w'ente mast manoge to fit into our knoon ef Colanshas and Phenix City You drill and much,be kept shoniog.1 notee.ssitnte Since I-dod notfeet par- bearance the oand may not acal 1himoelt ot not he misplaced. For these for "Army womes--better fe smen wsho wil Your oboes moot reading. The oiniidual randidate may dence onleast us willome collateral reading. Aod so, ep tin mer bhtn-oltsor teee is n cuersion that the offier siho time' at to the y ea..ty u mealisthree t e a t lar se hh lr. anet H ag, diaretor, 'ool nteer the r serv.ice ob was etesiofs,delghted rthto Clnelw acomm dalech a e cruikded home on hy eroinesec n mo..re . ,•It o 1 he held Whtidoy, en d oe s...c reading is infinely better equipped th .oem o ntraticonRaliscoye? saowndMiss V srginis Dnes, Cs- enters Itnois2what ther f wlreatdgh neaand ndeis ariting i nrstr men. ttsI00aSheOning tondtOsitnip teeuio thems"Mless," not din- him..Hl~kAoytkingwoudf impoitaeceequrn fromunobeo kcWIthat D W D E S N of USO Mlay 10 and 1t and Marer St na I mYou roll letelaborald:ed.bnergy By 0. C. DAVID B. ROCHfE. slstanl diremter, Ilce Ves Lot tho 1osu cdy To see ,i y this os so requires only 0 ghonce I cowed wo ld fynon T. clubeginheu-to.dateTequpmentaan at 1455 Third avenue, e1 owrand11 :151allA p .atIe eig nsseicNinthh uStreet nd ayea tu at composiim of tievior Army of the United m atrialcthat l.8hCompoye 1st 5. sr i n t h e caS ol u mnes e EpsaA ast e rno resper- he cottsholy rammed u into hclot it.e wT ,H rr bo.e Unique. sprawling on.our frasiko hwn eho .. ladies, "Alter ho the 11S0 . . • Designed to make and getting our..eles -t then do h o g education o =. Columbus. anounre the institute Yo mos.t not date .the foices, time chairs htales.roogon In one cmpect at least,it i diffeirent, M eh sen machine; ie n...t te workers, life sofdierae ismened byathe naesty o 0 cs ou epl pdopino . me a of on .. rgeoncaic..mqueis American eoriti evening Don't take this for a oke,my la sbegan.: l er; plsy quiet games; rent a foc housewives and Siis mt oweHlrcy lkingh Cleloonelye .apa._ ' surbestoatnaot mean t ,ora pun. Svampoce.sloingh rc assdsoretoh nthdfto oy dour is ion tryta pingo panga hook; or had- sess.ions for prnfesssonal and 'Tie "our headquarrs-s es to know STn implementsalrn t for theo dossemna-lnt e '1118oplteThe hos S~oy mocedScots organmoatooprogressimety s..ince ito ntarton hiryrlet " * toeble.sprcad hIl to arrayon. tlrof...... i oy on ther no..h a sni-de- it present membership ef sore the kihohen and reek; .1n of inomstoon Radimsnewspaper pc- organiation with to- A tob ntl soldiers dread, garden." r - renods; play the the dance band of Ike 2fth It means KP, lass, noindten f you hnve planted a victory o er., on seenty andn allo ver the pieliefavort- in Ike garden; hear Alter bwo and one hatf years aybr- Doenesretnon ui hrs nearlyorganized tsco million in the United Shotes atone, in te.. .. wieeaddfcs rodcbpniain.adoe inelervicePost'wil rainingty a .e fo .D Sergeant?"clw pecalongoits. .Swithnailtytoet, 0 wcork's, alt Completely raught elffguard hy it ouseHeqortht tos Thursday YMCA-USOnofghtIN dances atlT feulbs Atdnoe,theqens.theCo end of day when. dead edon Iis chair and ,cleared: hi Fsoeprt hih heIdanr ShAlAC sapotesonferainote ho London lpiano;writo letters." . . Army-NVEto the 'bands sloe .12Otto You'll swear you're almost armed forres, John rivilnoonlife Primate to service on inDue, the' soe,globe.handl The internationalHereo nheodquorters the United States the On M ndays at 2 p.m. therei heA'Transferring o w ratlhe fromwrurea oanedths agenera l that may arise.depinginorsm0n ao nt:A itimeios Infantryand- the1th blfastyith Boy S uts ar operated through a No tiona bidge wish prires rthm8.3 fadedlpfarm"map hee of Scooln ared the sietatocn be tro rCsi-miengsandiillos Ce- cangg c cuDan o t m 8s psafifortomenrinpasessireechrc is the honorary p e dent ofthe p. m.WBed' w r O D W D ESN d in elondoflateam~dng u-s o too ers easo0nspoeanagedent oosevelt We foonda tot ol time to laugh, lbr o o iy rqiig ofieotherasonotviheiene n i - u rs -- T idas at 2surgi l e o s It..Da k no i mm ate ta" g lbIs nooetchW 0'h c-s has 1.200 representatives. Pros- formhedon annroks.a"I shall bheetremelyYprodceledthBat"onscon"ernhe ookesIt s dresngoy up a shop 15 dc tiho.sox de bt he r etrain ecurs Couoncil, Wken first w heardsnrdrdor the mall "Tore tell youbn the waitingertruth. Lieuteo- gi cr a plaruntme.6 Wedeaclube atee42n 00 1 e s iasn hor the This organotrion in hsed on e sacred rode cl Wetrucktdiredngpetosdouopepa" inrId of theconflict, nor woo it he ald dutyofbthe and ducatoandf then Sergeanthisareyodnhomg in theoveral inteligene ngingd a ot g r ing seeItnaeensnourpademsthav1usnetheb" from the ode crsmaireHo n iondeWne d aya tnBnds to i m the frame- of honor, hick originally, ame f rmy to attempt to ullie a.via sho nbafinewors and teyer I rafloer onehuglog golt' We'ltwork "we'llsweat, we'll do hare antcipte drab and coroles tro f SKnights.It mcopein nernainalk Therecreed, tn aybloso'fiedlghoAluchonDanrnyse2rcp fn osth ntefllcrode.Ytn kno ti ong n and ectintinsrcUSnfor thehpesWithnotacorer.shhadnthel th summer and Iplan to gee the most .work of the post war orld which he regardoig0 helping noc is them prejudiceaganst euler or 1t SerYe t the Ninth Street To help the lads eroos,m wonder If bnmehef Iths rouse Jnhn oe has some qoestoons the cherished bargain, with" C progran aisscheduled for alto lbos. Segeont-begin reading a honk 00 hackground and education hr For the main part theirs is a.nursing USO .f. A go om andshoor thie it. By tradition, makeon he "proes of hon. on p m. Thurday and conatermelonculture. Hniongnt.reaUy thateuldnont hte desn on eurrous. Me is not content to ask "hoo?", wchochthey thee headed hy bes. Carl n oBytA HenryBishop.. movmte.. The "promise of honor'.... intrction se fur prospecaimeL ao aks "icWhy il jnoning the A Pos . I o country, to help other, andr and o addition, because of i dutyto God and " ' d "'- here ace 1eaut S-ogteereasons, I 'RReapsometandHheeatiI n t" M de Oh,fes. ointuday' globals mar, to obey the low.riehn-eo ee- eewo the flungo irh tly rnnts hp "I'my n hed t cald" lf-tstored ahan he" rthflt y e rsfl" .v•e.eWhetherCltbushv follyce aoeredn. n ehanges, parenooeete' s lee t rou r burdmn imposed on the Wothn warthe indotroemany waortimefas, cliesbroken up by tm sn good." praised Lt Hill- ssheet- junior..hcere o..offcen. abut far thereisnoThekeamoeruestionthattheofficewho ery nature ol the war, toA irobusy atlastsmos mollatemreadngAndt o ,*sndwsneehW an0t aar os, eter ttjoVery d nv o up da r mysm sylit. o. .estye .it t n s er , me at intro pe mono 00f 0J e

or potand mhe angto Thisab reookenorthk of men have to grasp not only of the i-mportant has been given to our juveniles of America. adoter hoankreo th kied you.rpaot. Sm .eadar.s t rompl our .nesilie 'ta-sk of ccw.og the war, hot the hy s ano mingling of events is giving children many op. do mu!h our todn ses "seThnthatyneedyueourhas u a pair of gla adw rs to stray from the straight and nar- n h n " ' " ' "s o.sunow ugok :h. -- wc refonc s of the ar. We maiy be ab e to portunities b c lv . . yu,.'dig 1' owlka Mo gymc li c hn out owe i-ouo also that f oe are entrusted oihm o npath. Grave concerns amongst our parents, i~g h nisrn"ig hnTi.lswdd"hnhyu iurat"odeis cok on uct the tenical training of the soldier, ieahrelv.annalsoo"bunt.erhardmoor/sdillt prtel ,aA- andson'ial snorkersbnbe ne o Tyuuchangingtreodofhted w and duties teachers, has been notedhdueethed at the Armyofi-ubreoth-Navy YMCA- the command that our responsibilities in delinquents. An excellent an- sation. "and'aAnd.h". w to L. Tmon w ously begin with technical training. Leadership to the increase wrapping 1te/ihkbt.oetoyreadyoutheSoy iraetu50thefnew' yohn- along with then mor more than technical ability, and high Scot ter sillhes npen andI ready getting .equires It is rare to have delinquents toeis- trying to insea mo t gmongits requisites is the ability to win and Scout movement. forthesiness intime for tar mg'Imesums ino;tatbhn ofen to confidence. If then, the question in among our scouts. -"You meanhsn command as well as The Scoutmaster in training his troop does ,tasernsee.n~h the mind of the, soldier, unspoken, aoked"hmyle Lt Hotlrocke. Is more scoside thn appears i- The arrangement will 0pak-he ahle "Why, yro, that'sit," e brooght to us to resolvednotnoem stop with teaching boys to take care of them- 4o"ommodateagesoa eromodteh. 2,000 park- selves, but also to give first aid to others and ,,hnrlih manner, a sough en- .ould we meet such a test! ages pee month. my leader, to say, Sir, teeter thereIs laughter.kcd- . his mind, s sermuce 1o tme conmunity. A boy with scout . , "Welt, bin sorry There are mauny qestions in training makes the best type of cutozenbecause oe nshlllno.nt"0treeandontreefoutsthoargsttoyrn.gfour I ore onicuc the minds of many of us, partic- A timely nonto from the iRoth that. he bad to give thit n.ICoone. d caracter training he gets. Such principles ulary if 'e attempt to study Anakedthe complex inter-"pooaiprigcoseaoyfuEmrror-pe.h? of the Street USO to GI's who hold hope out to be impractical." reason us honesty, good sportsmanship, doing a good sation potcs o Europe. An additional helping our neighbor, etc. establishs for these questions is the cynical reaction that deed daily, lough announces that the Infor- "It seems toat General occocred on Ibm United States durung Ike pm- this creed of good fellowship, bIt O k haate oi iol ese ng Desk has, a complete ist- mice toad Lt. Jericho Qho - Ctehrainlye. s aodben o Boy asmatins ofhsoldatrooincmtrainicnmpwolocbewethtadorne a-iod from 1920 to 1930, when the opinions of Let us encourage our boystraining to joinwill thebenefit Europe. Scouts, for this patrinoc on the knee'anJe-.mk ochr ndtta" of us certainly di dnot flatter from the Information hostess had 'water in mortarthose qultie hich s-any Pr/s- their blooe, and ours as well.wvill By disappear. doing so, ju- W." a of this land . . . A ready answer of soldiers 'iedent adoptd Coolidge the regarding runscr0a1 the or War attitude Debts: of"They enile delinquency virtually er s ontao eat : awaitsr ewyhttheed soldierwho asks cho's report.wasn-r verydiscourarrelyaoa rni'teEr hepeE m hired the money, didn't they?", and we re- Frank I. ."Ciofalo, t e sodi ne e r py'spEaro i nM h muc and when?" tothing eondthatwae aisc for Regimental Surgeon, sStu.Tng.Regt"where, aate3 V.emenwwhobform- kffnee' n'as prevaleot ionoeuoo 'AhattlhhsO it didn't maer at the moment. W-_ud. 5 ~ i5 h iea aot understand 0 so the General'decided ta uh h h ieto a e i fofo, .C.@4 .0 eee The USO Towsn Hall pro- Eowcoailiton-andsi.T 'lodp- due t f'' i1 at nomesuredion-ew gram at the Ninth'Street USO a gun would be impraicab f,.ke tend"ptum or/ntis owisthhe______ob Fih01 audy thebongth of time nhe hnSII ~uofptaeoL"poweoliNtiosgrofniLeague of Natons. to gunction as an you sit down and wait for something to happen. 'Id nine of toe policy, grew also behavior,. instrument of international ell.the en sho fo t caus defor sli self unseemly." n with the toboggan slide of the KelloggBroand is too oftent an appeasement of Weewante te hebidge of -ships," cho with Ithis defect."Abeuoo'bbmIe.1a man of great lonersespecially of Mnmbinding 'ha upon hs thble f0b' Munitionsful i" . ~ ~ h move convoyscargoes marying on all Unit- the foresight,""The General replied is the Colonel. Pact, theorwhats Toergandwrongthe and -Nyea compromise oprnuewihwaom.ba0 with weakness ~ -h NeMuitos nvsigtin W wne.edNations dealoha~ n bn ametad "Yeo, Sir," nsered Lb. Mill-God's getema. seas. sho farm a lifeline from his ir and trade freedom for which Is sustnigthe pes- rooks, rising foreign affairs. As a matter of fact, Some people would There can oeeminrc a leall no part of and or riches. Then, for the Allies - going In the door. when the looting of Chia by Japan began enough, they fndt " S puppet state of anchuko was set up, we oiclly m .en 0of'theM nt rie. ed apaeiedr, tohesuhnabeaenteleewillaYoce orm. Those o men of the Merchant Marine We are deedprod, Colonel strong pro--. ofSaeHenry L. Stimsonwith forthe histhen Secretary hey ee neither free, rich nor felt a mild annoyance fi i apaert v s.".An vision was There's no use being free from the thingswe the head ndI hol aa te ol bo matter. His clarity of SMen and the Sea" will be commander. Rest assured makes us slaves to the as part-of the program. rheadquartersof the Cairbbrne gest. shou l thU fatosu.don't like if that just ADOLF'S HAPPY, HAPPY ASTER.sbo-n Iosonw at the lme. maesuo-ett.he All thdnse1fact/ms,.....ciouslyor u - hg e totht.tai FT. BENNINGBAYONET, FT. BENNING," GA., THURSDAY, APRIL.29, ]luIT1943 InePrexy Acrobai$ o 2nd STR Officersr a ILE Get Transfers e r o tcI l 6h RCom To24th In a n n S TeImaual exte FieofiesletISecond on 55 " The manual dexteriy and Ca- Florida Voluteer Coast Gua, stn-r Student Training regiment lat I.~l nosita l rdinatton required inthhadserinstngvselfo oi week for duty elsewhere. ling of infantry weapons woomoveradioa and contraband. ropoar ut lfl twaorJohn J. Hael, command- MdclOfcas*CMedical Officials obtained by O. C. Jerome C. intensiveCampaign ng officer of the Fourth Rattaison, Of School Included Third Student Training1t regiment, linthe. Army wereSoy hScouts of InescntnieCCmag m ig issoi going oth to shee AmongCommand Can th andveandGn Glea-kngtoth Knight of the 11t Company, At least25 percent of the men t bEcm. In lOO'e worth,Kan.Amongtheveteranratneults Staff School at Fort Leaven- In New Orleans Group long before the presat war start-A t y th y AllotmentseBy of the regiment, major Dr. Rufus B. Harris, president e A:::biak ly. eHazelOoriginattyft ommandedmrHq. _y. ondfee- of Tulane University of New Once a member of a acrobati !,;earlyevery week someorn - and Hq.,Co., and thenwent to the u c ooto' pr intherScondor. StudentTrain- Fourth Battalion after completingOle in~gregiment sets up ...... rd the adv...... d...... at The In- nn at...kfLa., was .at Fort.hr Sea-ii troopsillahouses that played.. anS laigvus i shia'i .",t grogorn'''cure t Th spIn-Orleans, ocor u~ the doanen iul u a fooud, whn* ning last esh for a shortv the restof Fort Benning tofantry School. tO 24th General- Hospital, n 1131, bult up h i shoot..t.This timeit is t ih 16 Capt. Normanth. Heetn. m . nw a h uaePm-m .. rtypr-I / /, r tastes lits Company! w11h announce...d 100 1manding the 8th Company, left Ztews ~act in sohich ehre CotoCaat. Nrman R.nounccd com-palement h .n"as the Tulane ives and aces at a re t - for the advanced onerwise per rot articipationi o ash last wvek-end unit. nor. Somre time hereti be Bond drive.-sne s~Sti Po, vh purhases i the IWar on the Main Post,with Dr. Harris and his pory cam- gained a hnowledge of water, c'ayS-on[ n enrc.aespin te n iven- Captcourse Edwin Jenusaitisof Btlhreplacingotmaer Com- poe. D . ... K . ayemovementsr vt as memberah nof-tho o crewlxltv \ ____ week campaign... eeryman in the Ilhim in...... nd the X of aprivate yachtanfo0- E bond1hCompany ora a nonyiichasdconsiderable porchased aamountamount Series IXpuny" ad.Ddean of thelo college.Ohnr of medicine;perience r-aogmnh in buildinga enthusiasm 'S murn: acd Dr Alio S. Orbner, pro- amog men he ran nasalto an- of war savingstamps, Total cash!w eThree other captainsleft this fes..so srgery spent the daybothercareerasanannouncer lee- ek for elsewhere,Capt. ef salesamounted to St7t. at r duty examining workof the unit's dog lurer and barber nub circuses, loS: ohs'-: liecomnpany, v.hich is command Jack W. Mahlerof 14th Company,. tarsat thestation sospital. These are only a fw of the tom lotoch ed by C 'pt.John S. Grcenfield.!Capt. Fred A. Po mo o I 4 Li. Rny A:Os ow, Jr. v~a y ad, Capt. Harvey IW...... 's zobond office,."'ccL Lt.I oryOstramn O tra hadd t.isthi Bush s ofK. 18thR bnoCompany, e Captl .The party sat with Brig.Gen- highlights in Candidate Knigh era! Walter S. Fulton, post com- variegated life. "I believe." he . 2Hoar Serve n'.rtha yo., tosay aboltlcv e d o James K. Rohison replaces mander, Colonel Edward A Hayoffi- Imysays,acrobaticst "that at leastapr 11 yearsaato[ of kn ¢nn|| ° ,~et0prhev 15pis etfiue Company,tigur.Mah n -"" h X. ter S"'" Royals, commanding life have been .. the for this tsar.'"c PALES SPURRED .es,erommandigntofficerof acrobatics. to hur~dredfn adive .'(i:; bv'ekackedo waF"Onrethe fs.. csac ti rs ... ia's..c d Capt.Polumbo ws.. for a comber of pr- : , S e eo ote x station hospital, and Colonel Wal- He taught acrobatic dsro n fFr enn ihtebs ions. to n period- i Specisal IC . cold- coapetltoins,no osto outand ucsoto oinon00wastegimental d l " t . S nonha tic r on cer of the 24th atHospital F.. in theoo~aeadh sans o are atillgr~ngerg~ so showbusiness a -estict. d i Icalynouneed the to,l standings o ..md.pany,were which an- tl Copany,fi...Cat.B..w... i h a e ...... reviewing stand rench polo today and he did engineigadwrtms . oh a.m vooneoisunoushefecto;ecutive nooat, ihiooove olficer.officer Capt.of the Rush 18th wsnen- Com- -rveigsoda Field and observed a reviw ion eer o ' one s - -. 0pany... their honor. Later.r. Harris , suPervingthe istallation ynutie,cnn,, Kostmayer,hIrtro and qseteShec-spurI..hourd.a.a.anqet.n.te..-.teSuthOchsner nece,: ch o th lages agn in I~La- !1 "ToeheSeord Ploon wa' tsers...... r.r. '" .Just"".. prior to.ter ing the Army onrnht, goilmh e ourthP ososh - oi lHost doctors as the 24thos - " i, onpseesonr eci nd.i ... o ...... 000. at h eraf George I...... a.slant ofT...... maydtof-The ifa r School as te.. 0 pil toll headed by ColoneletheSsuota, Fa.,P ceDepart- Ory. 0:PxCY- 'n...... honor honors.--(nnfantry Schoof ..Photo.) . .ho o r.yF o rt E c nin g Rorm-r o -., os members re Tulan of e .th hgraduatesnin ersi owersitty , and. as .a.hobby,.joined"th fi hrs'tol o ,r ,0 ,oh ,,,he o'i F ud e dof p o rtrait o f G e ra IS...... r .L . H enn ing . C nnf der te g e ra w s m em ~ olh - facutty who relinquished their o ih... -ecu is c= | positions when the colt " All T Acf i..hig rimi.. loeTJ.hrofteBtlofidteaching !asson .o--called to date. Amongy Cooe .theeen4t h S aoaFaP PHONOGRAPHS ad Pol hesovvolumeS10e .. tioi.... oH Ggaf i o Tr N'.eiasitna ' Casey' cmCotnfedes adn o eeeh nfltvSholalsmo sthvve n i latterareiaa tf Li. eaeCal MiresI. Oase a a in 'nee c rr l 'r 0' s naa orgT mpoeasers of tmeduirsi tyL no. - nf tr ScolPto.) rot -menhwere 4th S.taiips io a6nm e officer, oh s soS- . We .Install ad sriles Moaso M ehinee In all and that egw 'v:y,.-ecns o n ldh riha esp a parilvio, 4th S. C. Me n to Tra in C aot, reseutivieaor-who rasinnqusedhtodytbyiH 0,or ro' olo irer . a elate prof vicor .fmedicine;aLt. teMustlP userwhenchiInpoiteedofn levueg-iitrsstablishment elCoilheconan a schoolNo or f t S t e C ris n e ' i or Sh o' r o ro ol Csy C coe. a fie de .C tn o n yu it rfso fptooy .... .j un aht rone t imat, 'eri a ffiena rieOt er recolaboatoy-srvie,.hosasLIgu tto. s s. ea Turne,ast cifo snn es- j.h ...... , _u__tprvetothe civiliall_ Str , o,State Guard comnig officers ateea Fort ofInBen- uard Rego"s didati th OtCopn nae " sr O. of pathology; Dand d er for in eour elateprofessor Fishercb Caseyid at eC Brewer, an officer"does K. C. stand Lt. Col. R. P. Turner,isochiefof lev ar e . - er to h B000- i ign General Erie my name, sir, K. -C.. W rites Nip Manuals medical service,wh se-viccs to the n ion" trnalSecurity Districtgeneral No. of4. Se-In- Rofand e gthe im e nSecondt in theStudent 9th CompanyTraining name?"That's " " ea ieripo sts sL ist.a.n t UMss ---.- -- inl , "bond , . P,5:.bygivingth leeirt ed commandingoff FWood, ice r s .fr o m St at e Gu ar d at th e hnf an t r y Sc h oo l , Br e w . ".....f r omrh r_;IIpv.a;erb( SOTof pathology. D N k EBR unitsin Georgia and other states has a first name that is strictly "Yes, I know, but what "it?".does K. Anex"rtin ! ,eJapanesela- " " ii ..h F"rth.. riceComad...... C. s,,n. or-Kansa secialcourss of ereai how - t haprned.It 1villsoon wa0 "N,sN, ake ir,K. C. is all there is to guage is something ery race, and where they hove put -that knnl- 520-12th Street D Captain Tce Special courses at Hereeisovithappened.cI use. In addition, he _soedhtld with it."as enusfl n of thistheUited dif- baaedge writtento good three Jap inanuala 'tri four yers ago at FosstStcClellan,later be- The C.,0. nrinl d his brows Slates 'today.A teacher InU".2 . gt hiArmytatn po ol ,Ala .when Brewer,wnho are use by our r vas an and considered.Then he began to ficult subjecthas recently arrived.,whic non in ahar ml- hGeneraWodd.o iscls ne nhoo ,came a first ergeant, inn ndidatein the9th forcesto the Pacific. d th a ...rmt'ah . beam as an idea smoto hm an an cra.c Smith tells an inter- c . o ssa Pr . eums tilltbe ofof one.d ter te immem rialfashion "Well, Pvt Bresver, although I Company of the Second Student Candidate mtnt rv for- p ...m. C .rpay'lonT .. T..ei firse ' is Lloyd J eating,. and perhaps prophetic, Tof all iokiesBremwer stood a am a married man, I have .nevera Tra ggormery nregiment. of Hethe Has aian story en hi m elft.A tthe time li cSTSo promoteder./. to mankoi'r !ay 2 throughMay 8, willbe a tremble, with the rest of his un- had the privilegeof naming Smith, A to ,t._ccoi-n0 0 Co o R going to name you. Islands. " s at nJapnehiselfunds roane byn the th gov inmasas rn * A 'i.Or . u com pany officers'course forcertain 'companions, before the child, so I am o mtthmryo teHwi were ."unrozen"byte .govern- it r a s,-ptram i ColnelIS Robet' my aoy,you shall be C e S o ~ h.guardsmenfrom Georgia. The conmmanding officerfor the first Henceforth, orms meate.2-heisold $42,110 inl.War sol , c .insar A N S roll u known to the Army as Brewer, .Candmateam"i.swho,"t s Bment, onds to JaJe anesee an and ci zens monee. Ted P. 0e'a UniL second courseMay 16 through call. cD, . '.,s S ,or r.Js tk olatae hem l a - 2 2 ompatty o fices "" Bo"cew er. K C." came the call, Casey C ." Pvt. livedn the slandsfor several of that ancestry. Even the Nips '-ess .r rollee iev," course, will be for guardsmen from and Pvt.Bremser eounded off as "Yes, sir!" yessireda dazed -voce.Brewer, not years, and so peace-time conductod Snow s going Is .wi the LL r ...,he . .. . add ttes l otherthan Georgia in ttemanfoiy as he couldunder theCasey C., in ,do o loin.. yet quite sure what had happened a thrising hsness there. ienawa ' N enim e rod e . .paper'Service Ccmmand. The, thirdcrcumstances. aiian 5 , snute th C . S h m know ledge of the entire H aw rr h C r n da soo cnhOt courS.e lated fo M ay 23 through ,ka ton Doyo Sinhe s vryian a sour. susetba-' olin teamn!'day'at2",inqoild', . :to9p ra i rneneeC. na . egroup 0.atofhof.sceou is extensive, and includes -. t- A ' a.29 A P DINNER $1.50 WESTERN STEAK $200 ,s notdip fr e i sportshe e-fo cia a study of the Orientfor thepast CIesCHICKEN ______' 0 fise years. h as I ceivedleters- Infootball, basket-1rIN CLASS elclh s F oc al p oin t of th ois s tu d y . r I~l Ii r] .y ' ba ll.t nis an d b orin g E5aco tI officers,C e e s l ,Wood'S oodl F - i- tnu. .. W been the history, religio.....ulture ., MajeveNorTi . . .1-esetnrat ie''about 225 General1ssill enroll 100.OiO'' Earlsohftiecorses E. languageof theJapanese, par ,reasnh. r a e iestudent-officerswillas C Ing atthe-and EoyresWocutr Uoniversi(ifSouth Dakota and gtend"demonstrationsat Fort~Ben-s ~Th i Bt For __.____li%ountry Ynel__. __ ofent4 which he,acquired in research IMAS n Hawaii, and part in actualpphysicalepairs tot Electrincal lectures and demon- Officer Candidate James Welch bnyoreo i i'...... T.. attend special SOLaI. E O R Sally Joy [7T strationstoe staged bydofficers of theTraining Sixth Company, regiment Third eela Stu his ,Japanese... contactwith theJaps and things Bed Gerry Gal . Then stei The DN attachdd o General Wood hsad- dent te d RPRSSLIR dn riigrgmnfeshsL n n Geatfy os e AndHer soy E quartes. be asW •hen the Nipponese strnch n, Lamps New -tiaglegefler-3lhST. fl, All guamrdsmenwhile stationedamily unght to classified D and rcher 'hgnngIec"anter that fateful December 7, Smith, iiitia ra- the . a member of our Army, .asready. |_____F_ do g.u.m h :...... dsThe a 2nd Leutenant.a emany o.' oncur swthhm. Tigtur Hislectures to officers]. dmen Lite Place menoas Iehs 72 year-old sc..tds " time preent y.egency tc h s "'2 t ""lieu-o of our Pacificbastion prepared REPAIRS - Dial 3-6391 Si b amth GnndFdn" n e duty a a t •REPopRn "_Dialua-n_91 n in 'tor"0 efPup Platform hundredsof them for the day they A,;thGood Food" tesated oI motherconributes to the war Grabs he rican ForCldse View would contactthe enemy. . 102-13th STREET Sep...... tynnt HatendedtoFt. oi eman. goa I3,131anRiflers SheInfantryIforand eported andlRed I t Crossby seosmnandngfrthe forrogf AmericanSingerof______Set hs former students in ,- You-AreAIays HieavyWeapons course and nvasitisiy as a chartcr member of the l...... s have.been...Guadalcanaland "INTRODUCINGTHE NEW DANCE OONING" Legion Auxiliary in|The Unknown Dog was oneof other out wePa areas, igraduated Mar. , 1042. After1 Amnerican HISPIANO AND graduation la o Tire -was as- the most intereated students at i Welcome! sgnedto First-Student Training Redwood Falls, Stn00 ORCHESTRA [ Regiment as a tactical officer. Two of hisbrothers, Frank and the officers' assembly of the 10th For Food c. anher sinnhres a Tir sgInfkn eDeicious, oBROADCASTING "- [esgeass Sar Nn. 1,and booing second servedas lieutenonT r oFOR YOUR DANCING pLEASURE" eI yoreListe WRBL 930 Wed 1030 Sat. £. O 01 UY X WL C p ' m re eWhy not have a real treat when of Mtajor - in. town? The Cardinal Cafe haa do-OPNFRDNESA630PM E JotsAee.Mnaf is in ollsrers tringaowodsattknownrti-G a s ac licious fond--Fried Chicken, Sizzling NwCe-oeahsOPENA WHILE AT Y 0 U R therCharles., a corport mcnta- Tiger Bowl. This dog-sof the ape- "i NeSteas.eCovenietlyelcatedacron med intofl tne tCamp Btanding, Pta.t esciepopulasly known as man'sfrteaioa rira aain SUPPERSPECIALS-STEAKS'ON 3-01 oadRCHICKEN PLATE$1.00 F.,k-,' V OR.N.TE P. X. OR sister. Giadyc, is a lieutenan , 'n bent iend and thesotdi's pal--foh PHOE 3D01NFRLRSEVATON . 5l the Army Nurse.'Coips and is took tm elfa .seaton the plt- Last February a ehw dope ondivision training. CA "a 1 BENNING. sandidate, Chaun..y M. Emik- The Dog-Unko..o..-..dded a Cre fTet tetadSxhAeu l t S re t a d i th A n u xi d/) ...... m m .s on e d a .seco n d ig n eo u s . p.ap r ov al at th e ge ne ra .l'sC o n r f T w We ea prudW t giv For tiotmusi nocorhrgonseh__The___n____ntr_____...... ____t__...... ______ng__....._troug TheIsslntr, onouonnsnna doagNG5 Iei orb t n ast Snhool. ______drillo,ntrsand tnh°ed mtaparticularonv- . . . .

a shown- hieledutoers. Vehicles, this stu- , wi~svthprope cons..iderationfor H RE T at~i0ye OEO-R[ MU$ ( (0 ConinuesI PaperI canine pedesterso..D N E A NCE ma"co-oi~ rn ColoiselP.' G. Hansen, division S Salvage Drive - urge..n. delsr.....la flct~ on.. medicl sevwih fas- cc inv atn t army 10456th i ve. Dial 2-2954 Esven though she' national paper emoated the Unknosn Dog. He t shortagehas been greatly athens- bounced forward to inspect ea'ch : or ifi-f • .oted,= - the Quartesmaster Corps as chart as it was presentedto the a Fortaeen Be....ir apictis ctlmwaging oog ia audwence.c eonassr One or tnv;ooflthechoyn. a 00rs -

ccn sort ice~aseess--cam'paign.....shvageusablepaper at the post.ac.s rd-areall..y the most ...... part he...... considered butNDfor...... a M B. Mtassey, cursory glance sufficient, eoncen-ID.COLU I N R ins to Col. Stephen more on the attendants Director of Supply. trating by who. er manipulating the dis-. )urconduct. theRe supply ent officeinstructions at the postissued reit- plays ... S!it- 'Thing erate the care that should be tak- The WEFT system of plane wproc, ii. Si' en in the classification and prep- identification held little or noa l- InaHana- In Columbus-pDRIVEP PNRVIS E :-tesy,c. uPPe- aaration of sleableb saste paper lure for the Dog. ia NewYak- o rn e--Corubus'only. c se e sH PARAD _on azrod ir woarrtou dels ery to the aliage Ho indicated his intention listof ComusinsenrieiIt's Lindy's It's sloppy oe's •'t's TheRooseselt C 21-4th St. added to the has th attending beesthe next session. He d. f e e t a fe rs o n ly 'r e ry e rvite ithesuply-aepstoiaays, on of ord ers so thahieCtlu yf pes' ro a dn El care sh ou ld b e ta k en tha t n o f d istri u inn of i N EW S HO W O PE N IN G EV E R Y MO N DA Y oftentherm .hznappeart 0ein it hrso n ne l of F ort e nnln g r p .e a ste p ap er -ur n ed n p oee l , saonmeawarhousseccondDhomdeas nc r"fi n d in s . jhat behindL -Bay draltss -opingpaperaand"ores a rough e- uhter, kind- salage warehouse tshclassified"as! - 1-8OF A TO OF SONG AND FUN . i pp-The first threa. .! 0 l AM. Y]y GQ But"con-B;. Bands-- on~ s yand ndW Stmps-.inat mp -- Ka t ....opape magazin d books, DIAL 3-361 'ut- of o r ci.,, 1 -%3804-2nd | Enjoy a Really ood Mea/ ] et cnern," bundles 'which...... ge 75 pounds, zn indeM of !bottoss esnreted andtbenfconvenednve ,ouldb very poands.p IprOOKE ! "P-OOD Bonds and Stamps-I * Katwpingthen tied tightly in bundle...... ROT" HANCOCK, Prop. ned ourselve -Buy War lIitie_, which and,attrac- Three0timesas manyletters are BAR-B.Q ACROBAT wrsttenand ree.ived by the aver- FRIEDCHICKNDINNERS WESE T , ed that: age soldierthan when he wasin •R cehviort• CcivilianSlife.HCAHISEANNES. O Y O * - 0 -fuyOW r Bonds and Stamps- nshedeGhrli.i "hie the tlee-i°dt of a sOl-nded MEET"YOURSBUDDIESATTHE Serve God Mean" LOOS FOR THE YELLOWFRONT CAFE he fine ni" Testament sn~1 ... .bdirGeneral.. Wood obsersed. It ben it RHYTHMTEAM They n'sll he otiged ino"stand ,.other, upon tha !- cooielle" and all other regola H-1.I K 111 L= 1,R A DThe student officers wilt got Headquarterso FR CI h" been CE--'ed BEE L~ E HER Bsut handlingrifles as wooSas Thomp- ~UJFLJ~-~.' sonsb-machine cans.Af UENTLEM.EN -%0.%;FvSWENijiG, -to the establishmentto serve of ENLISTED-MEN" DANCINGFPrior the school at FortBenning anCRE DPFROM 7:30 AL0 "WE SERVE GOOD MEALS" EaRV . Those wi from the Fourth Serv- Uniforms and Milifary Supplies TWO FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY 10:00 af 12:30 guardsmen ofpe- lice Command, four courses e:bvthc -SUNDAY P.M. OPEN DAILY 4 P.M Satscial this instruction post and had two been at oheld, er sta-two 1018BROADWAY. ~~~~~~~tianms inGeorrii-. -

...... ii t..Y m THURSDAY,APRIL 29, 1943 FT. BENNINGBAYONET, FT. BENNING,GA.,

Base all inle s P e I~oMidsOfSseve-I mising hte-G-----sse-RC m S e ,rP e en e | Btai hiost y T[S TossersT se e irdeven 1 3rd Hospial Profs Trounce o eelerTriumphspl Promising-ri G Le -Service Battalion of .the Third PWilla -1i•teLu presentrng ....ather candidat .. P e SoTT '|V/*[P~p~e~gue|----L uStudent Trainingc Regimentfu o Snuthez istiClaurel inthePEor t Timothy (Big Tim)Stl Regiment Thu Academic o i powerfulPSpoisTP.t.a who fought ..both in amateu and WI oo a iy . tering the Armycircles ., priorto e- O nr Hurls Team 'P professional f Seward Panth- .TeA dmi.RgenPo, AptueToTls- To Impressive Win OverParatroopers ~ ~~~~~ersBigBoxing :Tim fightsClub ofwith the the batlo Over Paratroopers At Gowdy Field and sayshis early experience woo ggtive By ScT.rBILTON LUoBA-x ga ingdhis Newark,.Nio The Aca egint Prof mali Seward hurled ntertmng With S!IAGeorgebloodin their eyes and.re- five-hit balllast night at Gowdy nig theirein hearts, the loan- hy mailiog tre 1t -ilag he the 53rd Gen- "survival of the ittest pr league ran All-Starsleave for Ma- fieldas pitched vaied. " [g ma ,light or e Infantry, f to 7. twas a ist tactical n y morningwherethey eral hospital nine to a convincing- r - mangled,"Big. T idr st Camp 6-1 sowinuoverthe Parachute school. a ost et hn t e C dinn ay faturdayt e r n amrn t th e.in. .. p . ....-.-.-..... stretchpssession night game again tismph made i twoostraight~The Tefgtrws CCC wvhere he rurs, 14 strikeouts live ialks tio Wheeler,followed by a game Sun- be The.... .Runnigdtansrnihevseth-Tem... o fighter was condition hy game ta feature afternoon at the camp . to- the f iconangaeplt . the catered an intestatebo sour- passed hals a hit a 0.. d aym i , aThen he entered the rioto, ninthi i hihsa ..eie .....to fi The Bagad.,,l.en teNxa =; rna~nsx...fe erghl g breim right-handers bf[€ Goldenaet Belt, Tournamentn sponsor- Gatoro coma houncing hacs s h aga a hex whichiteamsFort 'ri The.pnBenmong St.. league. cmltl :dby .held one.. isg cmpletelyha t- tea. Wthector have a...... Esweep dt curves h the Nesarks A. qC. an up them for to, these maty years ; 'a -doavt tidehelhdsti ts ead rcat-s d o themiaemed dsiin to vroutefeat, T tweek-CUT tsp A at the otd appte taken 10 this action sat

W heeler's ightsionat eore he sa catd h t ed g o HU Lhr i . . .Uncte -Sam,.5sigTim acio Gkissopthd cssolalasr ad1to6ke intiacin sht rtrikeouts and ncattered the *f . . . . . meritorosvcoisoe ~ ~several f, n ls.who with nine,ann ttdriving to f.an outfield ty in the Sunday. ed YEassisted Bae iy the TIS e a aundertheestp gameMedicoi wrists of theen- Temudpro ace fth Ike si e iv klo an " sahoo hritzkceig onik' itr oieti cocked field if the two-gamenedaon-mane seresblasting our The catcher is Lou Isert, once of Louisville, of the season at Goody . " h ero spileo his shst. st wO .tl i ed -" and two ig leaguer.oftheseasonat....ier is Cint Hill. (Signal Lah Photo h Start oaf pns un d - and-aI Itls aI"i"~ei ieP~ os startedat conditions.7 o'clock andT hthe e miehalt lighting ost when the of lie than looked heuter ase-s ywhi-egame iso ad tn I2 iDC fans ohowalsedomsieda Id • - te and first half was played in the Isi-. I flU-S Course sensdo Stea ingoo ed p ltheb vak. is.. light with thepowerful °nodhi h nnnptcherlasked n-L d to p-e pwru lolgt A ' .. L e Ate5rdHsitloIerCandteue"d" ine egteio iocest zz]A imLYD a d y pn kilter gnsted. rA beinggturnedaonforrmeraforNeo , . .. r innimm=n.... 33ahrinsk.yHome roinialso hv cntri Cecil ueTray'sou andthe" E n-,T asnig. Behind . Sesward' effective "TS doubleloss, plus somebr- 1 i ] by nintineftst ninehcracked0gturd on o ittafco'ompandte gnoithusling Valko enabledthe to wi Third Su u AL ED&~'As ahe .I ewhich m '" i"Company e of',theginpmen hhea. c It:...i:. - hc ix htsai ~r nine cracked out tO-hite TaininghJaps and Nazis. to the groundandm sth third, thre;e h [ [game ith ease.ic~tfrtepr':., Pete Borden was thde'a tne Teaensku T~dFr rr{. [ || igo ~~~ . . '. . e a. intehcsote siindIIe' neouic• .. '. c.osepai :btte as:oc.. 2:1 .'r''*.". . . da candavidavd.s S.u"5.w.patix~no Weiner."Unle inks um"ttroophieristh are~ ~ • and "one mnre is tue ptcher for thepa-0i'". .. vo ! theI l enath TidFostntda the~~~~~pn ~~~~~~~~~~~thelosing aul bt.twhut mu U,-*P ye . 300th Infantry catch- make them noti c truw. Tied CseanFor _ __ - - at}.= lcast' nne it in gave up AND AT'EM its Vat Van Horn moreWheeler timely. made theirsha'ier so nd v[tmho ,- e iv em In he -trooper and atho ugh he woetre.ate. rno tai nl. hut tieconds Fiwretheaunisastnehe S d i to park under a lout .fy .ecack H was fairy effecive., er as he prepared Pcoaba tta k n fg too efeatedthe Pslta noeprkath the. eastrn slates^sw nie t th e e e. nheleaguewerand yshe fames,le fairely'ieffeditiiae. re....eer ill he sects in action oncly might a the niionof soid doufeseah e ao ".t w' acknost Oe egeadfo actual errors ws.er .ecordedTee hurtv - gappng inthtin e,Temle , Un.- homt of armybuho ik I udefeated at theratheNo ,T-. l d e ee attevetrsil to trat tine \ca halt htnSoonit 'O ls p'o.- leatge were the chutist nine's ledger, hut. ln tine 300th nti • . n c" o close of the fr l ,fullmweek nfon 'f svrTigerdiamondhplay,accordigovr usThelped the led-S ConndyFeO nchoo.nd a te hi Fennnoki'.. ug a i kno kin g'te vra'he' o at 8:30.\n an H nt is at .o one, of n entert mnPhladela -itsl a .ono t eo uns T hre pa ss ed alt deni o.. in anight tilt i e h ithlesn t nI released by loop ens so plate.-(in al 937eLter ithethat same ya Capl o Hank Go v . n an _of-nficialstandings te inhg grins of tlte newn'infantry nine at tine Lam catadamt. enosrd tmpcr by the TPS catchers accounted ns en teredi that *Temple earretdyjesanlslant,degr. [•tns fiaabnPhotyohnbodStocku.) anled ... fihin-theceb dn -. "" andCandidaegWeiieriisaso nwasawarded ei-. i km s ol o wn111prohak-I siatrsticians. fnvhatrian Alhne5and'sGalst"lhnean i f.a Photo byn Stoc.) Caanfluked i.af. tori to sect.revengc, h SchoolCIOI1 To whisitfor ae trio o the rd's tallies: denfh ,=se in:v .agaimsta ]a:otl . whatseki a teamsh ery'ocan .,Parachute a fly ballb back b of secons•End assni nshe lt.' pN ty trrowmMaconlm. Prendoeigast The TIS mounds-- . C olleg , ians tacton _ 0 oudoat-niseinerce ife, itary Soa the f tn ias ertain nt arhi ant s- tertain hl hc flcnk ______nenral optal m an h urled good al ti n ke Afternoon Battle aIl v hercareerc.onet as a f in inoolran andn th.counted on to finish in the firsti -...... The lone Parachute school.runtallies, fll Compltio nAcdnw]'hul game hinstitags coilshoeter as is comintdinisno, at least half a dozen[ that drove so twosmore 24thr ralii Hood . . . 501 )3 f if . . .. . heltertuc bettercoming luck such as Ellishlf a dozenhit comevinishnsecond fametochen h-Gon. ln4e .. in the secondframe wnAn. Clashalreadysh o n iu h t ... plentyAuburnPsdTigersn1)pay5theirt[udcame stole.. ond AndCith 5 1 3 6 T get ng abou the ,-l-gameand spring baseball v ito5Hu nsonwalked, n of power, and p chn n ltPdown annual after- caromed across on a timely nsaety .a. .ing.t n a.movie-may rver Fort Benning on Saturday N $' ea". ) #w. . .Jpa a the ne hen eennecelent. ,. , .. ouicene rere dthretw o ] [ r i the res oitChrisewi they inn ad the post byGunong wot Bo.a aca oth hae In the Sand Hill circuit, the 3rd noon when rnw fornueo se. i apiece, in the". losingli.. t Bennin.League taes pink the second game. -I '.. ... Ar coo 'with the Coyle,a lnten an iisnnlimhahlo" peak. •r of;6 w,on andnowh 4 lost. aveLeading! t rc- Armored Regim defendingdl- fu r a diamondhattie Meet At Gowdy aa u- The All-Stars nianatheovhosinge.Nines intohutapiece In 1537, nihlse lie sas on a 1iu~E6G~ rcjored Scamenon,,hforthtAro I cli-b'ngholiday in Austria cGray teratcisBdyLwswt Bristowand Logan. the short- In 7. O'clock Game e.e ,d Rmiionm champune.nv in m "[Field. u toi r of 0 on.e a.5 ai club , ched. so e 305soldier e- ittle the bia guns at the The 24th Genenrat Hospittalbow in hauling a giant ostayria lupte ac looked The game s eeex..pectad d tn|plate 'tiMedicos, wilwere tswo hits apiece wnhile will make its baseball the the oternnfor sgaa me..ses habecu sea atfSat3at like potential topnutchcrsn in scor- .IP30o'cock and h at 7:00 p a o. t y Alps. dravr a large crowd. The Tigers.lJohnny Byszesky scintillated in Fort Banning League Irons a. ennegnt.fa military sities. I crushingo itorios. for seven o'clocktonight when the.Medics They.owere collegiate neigh- the field, accounting tne .1loophin ty has revealed eing the nearest E tiighlnndtnghtl tussle at lin- catnons firing sout.. mid a rduti es.0-hieM ~lusl.Custt he Mainsonance attalon. bora Ifthefort, have al aysbeent ulin oriinh eois playingbat all10hIgames Minttnri .t at first bs.loireninesI F ld.- "" f i rng rdc on bcCunassistedpopular a...nisen Beninhgaitedicos pitauto.. 021 002 l0t dy p yig307.. . hlof.1oh. g dn dn a ge titlist, 774th T. a e mAl-ryn hatnyAlled sicaounty i n F e rs fom t h etodt con vin ce e 1 The paratroopersfrom the A la-athe ng acntinenipersonallyticoot h thealt-fee batThe eparatroop fields. .'C hutists ... 010 000 000-t a5 s hrbamaside of the river took mp.e. hattingneco rd anr attal on, inth. C. A. fAA)'athletic Batteries: 53rd Sewhard T he c. e ad Supply Battalion _all GOOD HOLDOVERS d presenttreendous ii--ASee A S.H.Pet. . BattalionDRB ArrowuGilman. nd shellackingn g in their-te firsttte53rdwould n tinreenttremous difhe afa tohich pennant yLas thehavellgiteO'oou..Parachute clegian from denand School-Sac-sonuindia rch-ruingfrom 532_oth Lewis ...... 1450 7 .510tyar. Tigerlo-. boated.anunusually . Hosptail, arch-rio als of sheg24th.,IhetouPer evl .410a 2win.nersare made. pair at t •- ta Simmons ...,. 17 2 7 of the strong nine that divided a rn ::i edlgage hl wihltne 2..31 8 12 .387 7 Outstanding feature ||| | a~owil saturn2~ a~~tt, tonighnt ith blnod Candidate Gray learned McCluskey _ henGowdy. Fie" od...... - e| Williams.Zinaa• 402 aa...100 134 .333 .325 5tPnng Wlim...... 1204jobsweksweeka .3 paplay1opnn .eewee teandn...[Gowdy m Field frays with the pol in their eyes. 1930,t at the Gdeoocahdnrhuie decal Both in es arettill in the for- is , mnHe tnue Gdethara leschool eateni, rwhich -Udac sear More ...... 39 2 hi .282 4moundsmen, o,t t'ree and four- team.-o, Seseuthodoer,hre'veal adoldvers asweln nel 3rd3 M rrl's mo r:Ur d motive stages, and will prohably nearn onr. u e•ln fter e ite Fr e phl performances bei g common a a liberal sprinkling of -grid ery much can e said asbut ei ro o Dabbs ...... 32 7 9 .281 2 hit are included on this 2year's er e doetier 25 4 7 .20 3 ocurenes.Even the losing pitch- stars, rym .hc -amectb sa boh.. r a t th OFafCOLUMBUS Mercer ...... on mostsg .feoincnon hs. last August arid tGoCOMPANY BOTTL"N Hill ...... 3 6 0 .272 71ersturned sin neat chores K chances. -Army training at Camp Wheeler. PEPSI-COLA -Tiger ine. H. lany- VS. 53RD basic Bamburgr 18 Auburn tilt the Para -'124TH ttokames,poor support coting 'hem For the The 24th crew winl kave 0to er ... 15 1 .0671 a team tea' fast,th oeper el___-__tcheOEgamesM_ " chute- School will field Ireach their peak Stoker.. ___ ,i s nprovi g olth every game. II lopsee they areslated to opposev Ik deirot inslose s e om "y v" host NW Grodeyski somodenla h ad'g 53rd fMedios in .. of Suinday's twinhill0 O Scie line lheoanightcap openerat 1.0' a moundsmen.Tpeyae ' Upseeot-Victory"Scored.the Victry Jo at-o•ingla ReneJ.the t Champs at Ions dy. t Fiel and the,- War Ii weak.b. hind the pat, bu Over Defending lorlocki Lawson n te ixpdl e Thlaey arc Upso will-clash in-.: is oapidly devetoping intog101th Armored Division JParachute School m-'e Gilman attraction that wag postponed , .. th ,the S ' the SoM r's opening day St[h& " ength .L. &. of a OodISIntheinfieldMorris is a slick-. DefeatingIasI championsfrmn esio '!fieldingfirst asmanYwho loin ea0majr oruhesso e eda quicr a otr t Beaning League T EinksaNbigOstTckatt aealaure.atohrrra m "uile a rd t t tieSentocan mill b i tick ted pHa ter. Co. tIe-ofthe olhail 3 d A reumofat'n moredRegiment Iiwtie . .3tbisAn . T Lanv- 'i'inni 'IEPorterfieldtheinfield.sds'aby withhas also his strengthenedd.wonplayatsec-of4 t .h oflko . ll, p ield ss esda ntL i , ,,od

.. " rg, |K " ,.. as [ wit||~~~~nd esthe Sos or anedtet...Teoy -| Oul'r'v?-Display::':t' IE " : :ee esC°nrtr00'clck t ie. See' WELL :~~Icdsillstrt" t sho ~'2iMP°ksblhf C P - I Spn faslth- ogrehatte 3rntking gfAe mpi .rii ain • 7 ri."April 30--764th ~ Tha pins ! G ilc.a:' I..,- a cotnt"eli"nghat moye fig'e Re ats dy e l tte thApnn-ps s f e P.LAint : TH N TI C O TE M O Hagon ter .,sodued hcnC.,. I stcrngy so'then tine pseturoi ANDhIfl Tho TPO gardenfntc-30) will rsh

.enespeciallye SuddyinLewis. Co -the R H AO DN EW A7 Y H ill( R Y S U P IE en tor cah n findT y e c m mePfH i er A.m.. H.de gi ent t on12 f 5 tmIvah.en t nh t.nSp o . ly 0 TH E P H S C L ST MN b m i n , w o c o m P~frr - h ne h -" .hos noth reul of entn *,, 5 v VA TLnICEA IN atan il ( :s. dirn Crack

is the son of-,r.C • 1In the first round of the tour- Guray,Gray, who president Huoado - noment the champions defeated H. Sen C.,77thT.i.Ba, hiey lge ., pAnundale ta in d the o-son sk i 's um,N of We Have Summer Uifors Service atry, 423r; • •s.A. Reed College, Portlan, Ore., for Co. A, 54th Armd. three years. He competed on sucn drew a bye. M. Hood, Mt St.Helena Inf. Regt., subdued Ce. , 80th peaks as Tropical Worsed mid, and Mt. Rainier and in Yosemiteascent Bnc, whileRcn. Co., Park. He made the first Saw- and llthArmd. Armd. fied. Regt.,had itletrou- of Mt. Heyburn in Idaho's GABARDINE "P: CrttoeeGiIla,fnsfpeia ble with the 150th Armd. Sig. Co. I a er = a& BA eOfpnd Hq. and Hq. Co. forfeited to Soldier Suffers Bn. In the playoffs, Co. A., Main. Hq. Co., 3rd Armd Regt.,Gun Wounus Reg. Inf.Regt., outplayed Co. A, 54th .0 CAMELS Pfc.James D. Matthews a mem- We Gu AR AS ONand Rcn. Co., l1th Aimd. Regt., of company, e defeated Co. A, Main. Bn. The ber Headquarters cat or ARE EASY isA ArmoredArmored Engineers Division, Battal- finalemot to Regt.Hq. Co.15-5. nio55th n ,the Tenth station hospital today in. cl mY T ROAT the 3rd by scoresof 15-12, in Pn AND HAVELOTS seriousthe condition atitimevs.after he was OAVE TS Prch. School at Goindy Field bullet t(1:00);53rd Gen. Hosp. vs.24th struck in the chest by a We Deliver 1 Wee Prior to Graduation OFFLAVOR-THEY Field (3:15fired accidentally by a guard at G Hsp.at Gondy 5ithInc at Lo.s.. Field, post air bse. The cl| erreC JrE a pi ur UIT ME TO A 55th Eng vs. 3rd Rn.. traveled800 yards, •-and Thzaw ECIR" r SandSnHil231SdAEdvbullett Hill (2:30);9rd Armd. V . struck Matthews,, who was visit-'OPENSM arca. ne .. 774th T. D vs. 150th Signal at in in the Parachute School pne,gr.zoNa-TgseTnhr ma-- ' 15 son of Hr. end Hrs.W ground fr cisur=. Onlyyouvs.MHe theD. Matthews of Park. ryar Sand Hill (2:30);80th Medic.vs' James ettberoa.in O oea Supply Be. at Sand Hill (2:30)- Helght.Route One, Cumberland, throat decidewhichCigaete and ' i Mor., IMay 3rd-Aed Reet. v. Maryland. o • itage=ayour y 1300thInf. at Gowdy Fileld (8:30). er enfe ofMillosoof wwk 's Ba eandoe bw"gt Tue.. May th-51th'Faght. vs. The OfficersR&aR. Club i -onFeldakyu Lawusce at owdylield Dioarp inf.1(:30;at Stud. Gowdy Tree. Field Bri.( t:30).vs. 124th on Cusseta Road is byeis far a. Wed, May 5th-419thF. A. vs. the most popular placein Hill t3.30); Columbus for cmmision-" 423rdF. A. at Sand scomtheir n.' 21d Bn.,54th Oaf. vs. 420tbF.A.,o and theirgues.! at Sand Hill (2:30);90th Recon. Ied officers al 3-3051 vs. 455th C. A. at Sand Hill (2:30);Ask anyone on the reserva- 1220 Broadway a L r ...... Div.Hdqs. vs. Di'. Trainsat Sand tion who Has ther - IHill (2:30). been " SEVLN is. BiNrtiNGbbAYONlf, P1. BLNNING,GA., "rHURSDAY,APRIL ;9, 1943 aLner menitsues.a pint a.maneaeay,"p Editor VL reveatsBu..nt,..who was ftrst ser-'Drunkard' Slatl geantein a...headqartees nsr For Hospal TimesEd r [ rt eag i line 'with thisthe sotdier hadto w.hn V[V i clothe., ofne, ourtnt... o Sunda it-.we,...... O '-. ICPI comdaany:ofPtask force.l rning Yi s.....0..5sn0t...... ,ia..... class "-W9:30 fvime Bible .t-aWe, The-Ppe"-" . se's comey The Drukard" .b the •' i,theCvler'si'coo c 0 o a s' i P.M-W Cc theBsttlkiront-uou ...... C ...... a t r.9:V... ..E0 .1or n W t rW IMoaBums 51n Theater ill be Hen ry L uc e Imp re ssed Ill.....iMi Men, Allo Thing"--.",ndel- iquite :00P.M.-rm Hour',(fomArmy-A high when he left in Mar, ColumbuI Civic by6Brains Over Brawn -All tpB.- qonce, such as not being able t recreation halt to entertain pa de water. Cl d vis' soet Training Practice said, despite the inconoeni- brought to the. Station Hospital ahon7vcro : "'ThegSormon: Pen;tent"-VanDr Lou .' Ve el O t-t-atyI'' eso -ThMAosocaaBurns -So.-roocr' aa TraningIractcsundays of Time,! 60:0 by Sgt.C. James O'Love.Chri.n| Henry" R, Luce. editor To Prove Value run oer to a "PX" every, few t t oll uw"u5:lao..IeanChaplofiiaFreeric':W.s10:00eP.Mee backto the Unied Statei by itwas anunced todays byLt" r0.. o00A.-". .t 8 S..o....- In Actual Combat IIInr yBlsyrefc *5' . 0lane tooue use waterae sparinglyprnl Burnsun in the son of Mr. and Mrs. ice Officer,. houthern Bureau at Atlanta fO ,.ocaevorshipd 0 a. m Capl A - tunn]Oourna Learn,er .C ingn Strapca ~''ih uhamn eex c~es 5'haueD. o-i iPoieutC'.Prk Sono"and Edgar Cha~pelL.Storey. so-I Miorn- 0:5es -te mhenoa0ues~e lh.Ct esjsaSt'.g worshl: 103adior a- n.Fellow'hp nochr hour.l 5;t5asP .. wootirs-c theLuce4ors-t the publiocatios.core Infantry School t r ol:a 0th aresNo.o rn-c-Cub 4 U while'training for this disciplineThomas V. Bums of Marlboro add The comedy lio Tenthbeen playedStreel '' nill proveJ.Burns,..of valuable Marlboro,. overseas, Mess.,is the wasBee angagedcan..didate an com.panycontrucion is ched-wool everyChase.Playhouse.220ndrilnr Friday unafando r t p.m. ChaplaiF. E.Zell ccw00 pt-"pos... a gaO clte O-ham v ic eJ fa CandidateuF Wi- before entering the Army.ulyOf His of-for lb past ix eeks tn the The niationly famou.. editor c0 cid.0 Psgr,?eosrecn- or 6;00ii-advice:ici' -"et•W at-' R Ldad of OffiCer T hu rs d ayean dr rolaymb 0 T he a t re No . 2: M ain P os tg co r n e r of

after thi eek end madeoi rio o eac- s -o tonwees)--CSwhonWrecentlycreturnedc.fomnine month' service in Africa. Brnseeks nger erih firsttrip to Georgia t:30 it'sFort Bean g t ot I t. a 0 r.mtin.4,a 00n t, On.Chaplal'i p.--"Llsten, cshow,featurngte studying for his second lieutenant's r,Variety statinHospital: ion oshhg I Oc ApasInneg.. Oant - harsin the24th Compaonyof the No man can manufacture planen Arr m u oui bu.nR a .nt s o f the :ffSe chooleand" saw aotiveol mrcan- i, rg a' roo0.00 orte 00rr ipoe do B Thirdre Sludent Training Regiment i-"n-'in-the:hhre"- time he seds manufat- atore inthe east. The others are a2Llo3 Oh a Tl ucton:.. He watched. . . offi-I:c0ca. rvices: .Lsor fcolored c olored day De.ocroamb a'ed. 9:30 Dept.T ..- ....."- ,, he B"~e~ch°°:]20th_ c .,"candidate classesn action io ie.Bc . atoa ci.r 000 0T itn" L "When I left, the water allot- uring exutes.from Colum s. n e f "lseF 12,h :tIlage F.00'.o ofghtg adq al ed CroBd. o a. mrn ap0010 700 nI Bancwagon" / -"-BeIi 1piotiero using 'oiveam-j.Rcto C n eteorcrea ion'H Sun-~i oteallcsaoe aacticl riro Looeotr dl:00ttooe oo eshsecig000n0the New--B.. .ek.- c tour Lue cormmented:"During 1 LawsonField: CrppleNo. .1Episcopal g:55 p..-O-Hrsh and •,.In--andh -eaconmmunon services9.an m:Men's Bible -- It HappenedIn theServcoe" a a "bre' i haveseen enough a.i.or ingg e h'p10"3000-7 :3 0P .M 0 T IT L O ILO '1 10.olii a cempletc isue of Life"-1odesasoeenig 8 p. OIhapaiop C:30.e-st-OcepioO deniterBracst-'er I O NC .er " stvoSCit-.sm.ihmsa.t. -d0 A IM ag i e, was espea llyn s. . , -V h pen espersyay t730 p. mins trvceaK' LAMOUR IS JUST A ShopsON ChapinAchiesa00AIL--"ie odwag"- TIMES -!DOROTHY i~ i brawn.r-..... " 0 erecaio..ll. = li B - h 1 i ~ m...... ! ..0 ...... OstoegOs0en...... R' FIGMENTW E..... OF.... HOLL.YWOODS OLLYWOOD'SIMAGINATIONNNIrMAGINATION': .....a-i Ibt. Laa Itd-r visitLuce,i withe..... u-iorelatives leo-iee in.today Flor'iaa,ora,i for. irnr'El lora s;o.aa..ooen;e ...at1 ..Sunday Oou-t... a ....00n egli,._ _-__-- my_ __•____-00_P_--s 'Iajor ' 5 C CCOC h 0i"IiH. wa th ehouse guest of Infantry:apel o.l o u,utheran 0 00C.-neoy... ia-08 - s up "tlItih " I" ahoe n ssldpieestmls el, ar ANDTVE_.TER -CBSNO. ______tL Fed J c e We're all doingoar localbest to manao GenraSchoolcommandant,during Leenso . Allen, infanltyhisi pei00, is 0:1 o m.c-0-orcose'si9:0s.M-itonBerlO eaand eo.clarenc.,T :25MAIN THEATER ltWaiker ack t I work and no glory. We're stilleating well despite rationing and shortages; we'restill lookingchic l o -gen l. r0:30.Cha.. he Fel g irGnr O F n d . U. i s a : T e e s,t a m c es1d o b~ t rf £ wlana'd rasg hi CoP.rita 1005ias at aenMovies anever. v r Thea answerh u d to b it alt o his thoughifalplanningo ' e g . by the ingeniouswomen of odny.-P.B.r.~ ;nthe- to arahereou~ of..BroMirau' . -and asTr do aT"in Rse .IChapelNo .A..B 9a,-'"0 - TD Y U R §Ui' E - - SIs Anr m AuthOrized r G rn n n d t e H . W e e ms ,.. .i s .tant...... da nt [. .. .C h ap el N~o 4 ,.10 :3 0 . m°.C h p l am Every day should he Moth- you' esse ismot s tmTh ehat oI a 'leete.c.Barba. ad . Summer Garment aEswi 00C-.I .Bun'rson. I sKsNG.Or. ods-uO " marhe o s c 0v0thof the Irn trySchool. er'sDay,o but since justONE sha e 00t' u-soo arid00010apl0e s r e te5 for w e r h n " m o h" t ma " Bu , ho e f us ch aW ith tke advent of w rm er day has been so designated, 1 6coap Taoe sle t c .S . eTAH sI O T -5 nns c- eee gifts phoborpi eut o bnrteIfnr c nt TR ~ weather a1 Foal Bonning and the mahe the most of it. The e l- desir T bywis le - eli ae ol hact th ey in~- 51tn :0 a .0.0ls fecssa"o p cot a ohGh-Joo Hahl. N .set KATHERINE BlIMARL--, recentannouncement tat soldiesrsat MAX ROSENBERG orp.m. ChepO'anA.'B . r1 0cmanooedIi 0 1 arII... oiPEz FROM r te e Wich ises reasonsthe at ke post u-old shed winterndeaPANY 1for oadw e ehkan- t A D from Page I) servce asa.m.nd7-p..c.a ii I-Roer PrestonI nd cm n (Coninue&Alahc front.. iceaol-NGTPAN " nitn pnst value on thin dooplayt t PONTSUIS11:oyi -nTO OCCO-Og rgoss. Neicomo oIe otOein- scoolens about loay-l, comes a re- standing orhDtcmn pc~ ros e-Ia50= repe vitedspe. to attendthe finalmeeting minder from Col. Stephen B M..Biass a practical and a rac ive BrOadwaY Keepig all di..hih cmfoprl e shes thante United States Is on verge od Ar:Wo. so al...... in thI e a.iob, eryi fo e ppr od as supply, that field pitcher of the ever-popul.this i -- ineaai STR0'9_A i "N . TOW-e t Fortrn-FrmnkiOfrthe Benning Voman'ssey, director of ue a'o01en o ...... so die prudot.. 0 f00p 'iaheb.m.h ocIn the Os. 5.icr 0.nFinland,drbo-mIa I i e p 0n'aboiiohoangApr.hceOau-soom. '0 CiaFloss.tranosetmognlaheyeoesare theosAori-anfr whicfh m.....meat anyerhiob time ofCrashalal...es-ilk ' mari-mooratlaroist.eou.ltase0 seraes 1,0,01 ' andScRdf l nionttho dviuscarddgan u nanbnlisepoiad. a i a caes is modrnfoapMaysmskehaeShot-d ed s enaolhln oopi ras... . a ocLC oNStoIl'odBlbsmformofoftMayrs mayi semi-modern styles ace oseful Oaiistkn t ae-s ha1p lainc Arto re2S.h i - Toa si h katMsaMy3 1lB The all-purpos jacket ow nApparoolyGersman - -a SatrdayisCsassin naeo . % ay11WEc WITHA Oa'c0 rIn eobl, o r 41ainotPnihlerto - - vandit eif: fered, may e an I.1 . m 6-fro , . . ocp. . p o;b:30 . r OaeD dT COO d oosmereta rdec S lw rot drcs s .lat- m l oci te stillhiesclrg the aness ua ougtiloobencenyuuthovod ''av'xod ad lr b.,i t a No. . e02 ro i oon' rea OT-e. Thr e i.o . onthe .I r ....yw -. m n TH rtearrtann ma riho 0 T eefr, t summ]wvsedamp cktr againafrod000 lbs.emperatureorasso , "55--WOhEhLT TS Tis nonomembedor"]akes cold 1 m e vsd ighi '.' . o ...... d. h"Ialo5, . I Tore A Jtct1n fice s' Club. The opportu 1 c uniformeon a...... E.c.i.gPl . PANYates inCo o uoas n oth e ri- ati ni spnlano iIn i fomilnoo n. 0 to' A ...... O" O inngroosaod ho"co" p cn r - .beC . . . , o Is m. an rsr ea .O the traditioationaoapfor-k90,attend fina e eo e at r , for rofthis s l spinglcooler es s shoes Cco •o or o 1tershbyetato n o i 1 os' e5 e noI Tco I ay onr a O Thomsthe cider of the day is ofoin Soceoffssesuppandofolongednmen be -weden bas Protheredemle onbleofc ioers' mations, comm d ong marlofors isifon-an endlessGEcupplyallalongtaoodpredcStudiohecsicofresultsI e byIndsBob-Hope.o i e oclub ell proscribe the portdmiat ack yr a Derman . rin-smlaid-nlianioretheiwedishi100;30still. ' " - . ausehoardfield.....,niNo.u-nromp0 mn m lit fd s aod For be kept clean and in gondI ae ballo colorfuily decorated lkeneo n. a fr an me a.Ia A l .4AN05looting a littlestrange in their should dnmL.ys10:•0"...... 0 ip ais L.:n.0a.In;0 s ' .-. hennirTHEeaALCONySTRIKErmanexact.F al'io ty Behoes th. tac- 'dndemy aepiohaltse- lbs lokets bighoball,frosed glasses.udriks. BiallopedeIdal y orpa- noustise li n deaip" beaiffiLe- an skein ses tes piha t - StationHospitl:asIniheReC ross i-To Cowayan"Harttsnar A~ Os c act-osierstnon-mem00newsu sooneSbecomeand perhaps, ac- laskotsrepair. Thoceloe, y h oe o n.erterritorial oeena wabersthe consbhy - I ' '0oi: Iam e m. 5 •o 'Sia "-icW.rer.aus be per napkins.siosh.aThat feaur g tri y t EConoliste000anell Armwwife1,Air mcaonof occuThe fian also swold 1En 3oaDoSaRT sCTO a. b et 1 sa rcosypeosdb fl jktvrplatesrprovided it, lgsardfrouemk n hbgahon to be igch om e urIm e n- ol M o the r m a s Gandicap Grmanbshippingbe a 3,a'a.r.ear isP.to-a0ngeouoextctiaenthd.Th arlo. 'oh eod-or nclementoreaher,ol ro pe at a vatior , t e hu- tipe-ose a n d m r pre se ts bessth Denmork c o '.da50 r 000" i-m hi O -NSi TiF. d .etro ser M r s .ScEn u.ru c gow-. onusl o lw'ceensNrswayandia tro d In er" 0 0 ., ,manaIei Isk .sire" o ° in person. Ther e in aemb ste f ace yed 0 r slosrd 8to atooe 281-their expen2"iv,for the home. Ass osuualu e bar-ac oes te 'e- i .aoo r . h n . . u . . 30a i lo "I gy.ircs0yned 0 i W p ouson-iI PreadH attend0 n00aa hone; osilew ' levr Maynini , h haTll ulv e e w o n bdedassorm me bei ally-rusent (tupti~• raido :"]e n- ,fove ve c rCtke -ifthe cone n- !tdCi,;].- ,aapel1:No .010No , S~ ain . n..f=.try. ;... 'in ti!M .MFATogI-."W n cc; ;~nai rAoDimEes.-a.Bing _Mr. atia e, 2 se t d n u - 1 d 1" l tnecoipsnbutt. .ed -up-aL teletsev n-afzc es c a foeu ai .pcu t a b r h y o e p i l in r apanese 1 r someeservatti.9nsm.rges a -RATNer IndROCC0on oaoo, Z .' "E b e /n l e Saah w v r h r t glr n r d c holia prm t aslin of qaoy bes wt th ofthemight ladiorm n No. 3e cated: north . he ..Hz. .. I o im 0 l.00. by Fat- too shirt wril be offocialye t , coo-anIme Mother's Day is a 19 piece gold- oiers sis n otlse ttled .o r oTns5,. e lid No.5201, o- I ATA",TOUT Sur-he Trede s- Resrvations most he in e ro g sideredi an. uor g - ~~~~Ceel. n iAdpr.i 3 . em 0 0 -rRda r san le sr h511he 11. ca" Cr0 le itmis sco H RtE AiTi . . ifierraanger isa soldiersso. it s omeat e O 0 s c mttei e ar nelveCol aoorrend goldand o.a-kOs0 er l b pdersoaddFoosesrakosfvoiteba.. at , n ..forthecompne so._ll h-he,Mrspeckledil TsyrTi0 00 0 t •ed '.a oTrainingp ayRe-g-ment- huad folco o n PpearIhar....laug StAenilRretaHrmn t ohSm t - ci 5 0 a n 0 T Qa. at theapostpthat shouldpropecrfiatdorrnor *he IIoCO bdcebdekdmaydo YORStudentg be osed as or- ones te'es(mo haec' < arc - s•n Ocisencwmo . Paine,tF.hB.t2srs.622;005-Doaloo,0Oic-I M.rscc.'SosW.StsM. 'c on theeI leftnsignia sleeve onoehalf ouch 1100 of the'he eightrr, no 0Ap M.ss or .0 ed n ae u cdt ~mh ua1con th ts v hya.l fie, t k etts hte e so.pi-nan, . B. s dMrs.C.HD eolom theshoulderseam.Tae ooatire purposes.Tee gls W ekc yu d01,51 t0 .. m.odvacdageaoad a'oco"' ht-ore2." F. B 210; n MsC.D- p n oo- r.In eimocr Ma'sat,5 8a. I- ib,0andoiHone.Bowie, ohothetappealing Enoa "ashmfor21-t. o e 'e flo .t GnalDo- d raiFrank oe1th oosoJpaesond 1 aceoust a few Nce o hm ugs dizng8yedialuande i'ie ihy sotett nrgeall mem- WAAoJry rba h Jupa-oricYork "Inre.My*-3-ASTRANGERI..OW--'ork, a ES ERaTd TORY-i51 lli ChurchibPrio o h o-oni especial- havig yuhtgah mn yu ubn -yer ago.af h Tc el No51,1215i05'.0 555050 i:ds a o Csou hers oh lbs family, hut h is!' 5505eore.m.a10 OiiilCm s c and nr al mohornr m others- takel thefrtoprue nx ieh otm ltsby t e d it '005:a hold latadfa ae1 ly Mothers, on this, their day, i ;0 ri ancp cTmil y 0 rI so- - The flower chil egnoerally l res in g a pi r o t hat h o 10tclby the lJapnetse Cbl- t 1in 511Otil oe ,irsHt 0 The tim enn is r winganigh , n im nt i c n u n tio wit htthe b c a ka s ldls , fr ofy all9 sde t O . .. .r. o tain-e s". . . YOUR.. ' disNor NC wiladeabirhruglMfn .l v:N.4,HaryCh u rc .rea Sly 'vROAD'TO MOROCCO-Bin .... s tpa nn ewyB.; .. E.tu m t and do YOUR shopping for Hecd on on o a t~ ha. .. .eldCape I l g on tgihdinner f.the b e pe- at y fo o r n i s l t la ii - s gifts nosy!w or a to u itcepo C e tiecir;o-orb gae bth te irsoh mtellehcoalsfor a reception. S t- M n hern emiOn--el of the club feelinge th t m any ., a so : a". .... ii oT e:sco re.sfIN toh o n Oh b h ae lSo lh l'h T ee 5 ewilll T i s sno m n -- ee . as n ev e r DOy thetroopsivecets ne .Vv ctopaded o r y g ar up d a n l-tioked"fofavtryoSchthisPstore stnohrdaynm ba e an oorning pp or u nthe tyt moothers ee l re a G ew..5HTG oO P HCTreston.a Eo u n g y--o- flowm k ershaveboon r oo m f o r t cloth es apr rat crd fr u' ro Ohi m e rS e C reremnoHtb5 i asas assla chi"lsa ssOd .soomO , sd OC5I..p .ICreieoo . lay~ THE w wIke A rm y teach es b efore, y ou 'll w an Priln wiepqu hesi- lcy M tes w o wr h ee co eaclmnL."isl"ierta o -M oentanA;'o.2tN cam.D o c b e look n toto run rmthm kitchen. es . For thathec oreihu1. ..honestly . bigbyn)oleto.Pqeapludo . ecork-.. at c rpnare dor mn-. oogwoe -oeto fastis 'ranks ]Con tin e tlbsst eadIei hao oain as mFld: i e !enm nro z3 IL5aaon-elds?ay. . rs a r n. TAHITIu-TAH-ITI H0P ,"l "-einisOOeotnsa'eee 'Keefan L -CG rover Ford,. of , ke able . -. .nuisance-proof, troig a ls nadm _- pearyan ofS lofathers is e ealPle-hran mare roisino r irio na Iubr r ine-a lL.:"" lchl-.ndcnfsinI r ; eha rdi ' aocinZSmonSim i-uon. u-maoran ivchato en aodcincus ofu for work and ecipbust lue p ta inti- r . Ts willh ass- 1ilan A-Ri l dlOaoi. aleteOGodne n a r.oisSchooe,.will atsthe brno olans breaktastIn Ie mothers aurday andsdtiful theirat sonsthe easy to slip into and ob "reatlopportuoieas are nowr he o. Si eli InfanNr.0 O ai SKI OReginald'%,Iiss d entu pesodeH.Kelleypros-host" dvelopinoa ,us t o d eocllsp rsao. c Is peteO1e:30In.e NG-IRo war as-quickieuasypossible'" th ER-LIL- Fort B en a r 7 "ak f o r n d r cks Ks f Mth fast, at w e id no , ee ted e a C st'''. ocon"hers INC.ilRonwilelsudhhaceeheapnlO la dd a th trohusuwothoehys ayp a to s oyzatke Des c out tora e inor-Bkdthat .iBStidr: :' toa.ic to'ransItheDse, h-7.0A000hTOeal0o00100n-a0eDros-OiSu- enh the cr-s nightsnhem orDorsA Net ImENH es ane--cersn FrfThe ne lheinstalled. l g b eollenoPmottciertlececcorahostinoportnithariDna'Aoe Sres.at o-H. E. main pot. Alterad breakastlh -. rbe ..- setSlo]15. nianesm.reu~ ' aIu "0 Bnp\"5 ooo't- 001st 0oe. ! nsmc-Oh A5Ou-s ~ decraton o l t en r ntoIke getages,c dofde ~dZ710.I thseaom npprlosssraCsse sa' Olo 0 11ne of t g o our s m o t aisy u est I BUSae selpon d D onnn i t y Godson. us..... labelona . re osummer . . 1 a S.C i u-.cai , eo o re P t ter,2retad of table sranne- to inspect the scaomol. sprie nith ont toune ' Day f o r tro -ma n e e- Fida..... ; opess 0o 1art C - e b.TiLA -s , S 10abee- "- h oni' sharfe morning, atee- break- dress is a sore sign of on- V"ip0 ese o t apn p th itCC-d o...... m Dr onth s. aide-savverclothesafternoonDurngthe h:p40ip.oirsIi, o s i a c..R . Toor."p"ans fo"Frhesumr-m T.. a dress Th s se o a a re the rollyplannedandco-ordinated d - gene:a- s Dt8t :30.io n a.. John an fooe roblgsmandard of excel- espeioht - "... .,. WOiaN . uusy B r fMSot all nofthe othiers wl being...... -- _isi - s.i .. '0 . .ll..0. - gi. " Cr Ir6ecewiohoRt O K n'se-- iespejcGtddareyailrJosm'oto l h ca n preoi cF coonoo) liedn " Aaino- n5smMuill slew thel the a v erag e om grmnofraising andA .. eIneFrsMc-1aiep ost.y I Ap-5C0- sRO;. le Wom an s Club, the at hichioimo.they ent trpt Foil ig t e e tarmyc Bmposedof ooe- toe ...r u O s c u n Foot Bemning e os a and narccoe.RALFY'Sha blak in'e e, n s 0,HT 0 le e sF breakfas. Im....itso. ghthinteam oingOnIth I means. eu o r r cr0 eT e -..0..0 ei cc s- [o .. -cdoiot Stay. bo- nrt1imeedi.i", , ri0. 'o"so ...... a uille a -a assortment these leat l o hold.Mooda o roma nte s ntiunrwTdcsy3ao tb3as si t I S 5 leO hs cttheI to oParei surSbesfrth oc- JohndL. enoedbd.... r,,defyingses P p d p lily of inp Shontung has long been one it?Taem crodfrsti Lha ..... eas... . .O o'nrge. chute Scheool, and the Tenth Ar- hed s0 s.--- ldToCony. ODficeas' Club. Beserv ations must a aieabko t iseMlces t - 0000esDee Ike summesa pets nf chit is reat H cstAobr sonn odntnget1u ensi thre-matpatlen 0 5o roiuingigadetl and SNA ESOIacd hreMs-b n yFrynihAos 3. o ivso.of ln rnes oswt hc oso ntoo a -ltroal vasit mill be, woe corotenm ce ek.Aeoohn f bacs t .NWER VThesc place for lunchsonThompson., one naco e om asur ven-,or 'BSS antiounced later, Cot. 'ot Ics rI-F-nii h;~inbdln5Road,'tflVI on 0 I . ndGeera loscngo.ree RED CROSS ALM ITE e gpc'beol~rhiieblstai-O ---- u- rl C' H co rv ontio aternso gren ho~ccf tcm-iec msh ordantuthnbttotofwO.-p111cecaduayha S-- OS ii,"cd lodo aa,Toocis oOI srcn.mnisIceIW RK OOMsoo he onh rs.dE!-yeevedn"ingrsaars.1.m sFinalealgenerahalsetmeeet...ng-'ofcmtlmenstsue.nustbnweapekouranofhin.orteve,' we Do.:; nt . t-ries: I ,overy Fdr,.

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lo r pbeen,i " e h riey " "S- 5 ahs h on dutysaFiday. April 2 i Mrs.P.I.i-00c toa12 o Oo' 9:io pcc-c - .. -- . . l " onday Aprloe 1.. i. -Mm s. SMr edLCTr s 1 DiedDeotl in actio- bdcos partCinskeepingrthetigh ilsee ip mocs ch ersl gilt ta ' eod nic i u-.... f the"'otha... .. at...... i -W l c:i' "l-prlib2:,sOfromA:ui 9 to 12 ....Regiptrroatn.oniApril29 emr rcia n t actn ...... J.A.. .is Apilcoul keeping the y t at he s m ti , a l nd ec on f BE T Y S -Zeed - typeo. cosngare o i 0 . n - Io endelLangdon ndAPOTnSH.OPWhilelight Mrs.30 W..L.dT1 , r ;,p gP...c m o0T5e r e t p rdressesPlay -n an im-s t oirme,ar S P RT S H PpI h ad aim ue our Ot b ~o~"O o~p he-,0100, - .3w n FArsd* To Line--iyt ctorv"--BLU " 20 Mr s W E Eckman April G T. S T ITR LE C TU R E S . I D ead ; in active-- C J. Bro w v , h o is o ut o f th e i soPi. -- ' o f"t e e wW orid "- :I,i. . . .. S

r , u !I inn Afraid.t.g....cocers on 'our forniture tend to tractise linens' The linen mke the home move liveable department of . A. IR- youngsters I noticed having lbs _____oo 0, orhiskc ourt ai- hO assaima lieutan on lin the English 1 WgrOs War 1,'willsd C'r---ru-iing moths.e Vj~sogdspasmsitiklnlao i oc.aflocinfoo hes t e of thi s strear e Petratcbo6n ucismharge0o cr 000l roog W d IwlheA!_sho...... oloredslidesofhisSEAraNDeCO., SErSduring RheBsuCEtANthe sultry sonths.1 YEN CO c r "to0 -t mue .. . unrrgWin-u... cln-e sids astravoc ERA ROEBUCK ANM opn ao. gst tw es hot... l boads st - °oftoo-tline, Privateateulho, Dunbar,i.through e- tehsrooouzJapan and the Orient atRSM AO.,sw-t Pete Club No. , at 0 p. m. Sat- ATHEM AT I C S has a grand display of wash- te PPc.... ttidbefore e . an- t er0.--Ore srth-CS anompedb.o C inoo o Service oable fabrics with which I t s e t fuhl ann or re eeAprl oo26mo9st Ioocisamo-uTdss no is aceo M AD E E AS Y ofthe' Oonoln:3 .Tsu fe-hoCBS oSg. smit' haatrdol n icoo~ngthercoptrng l es,fsin Illustations, Problems,r oedlikf oe- Pecl.se . lset d ndplospilu ndVodo ongan bh t hooks t B 0ueBird cae He%c uas-toldcIreoc that, &.70..P - . eedmudyu-. u a-ii: . BU .-A i0,T9, .0T C..rh.er5la or. of tetheg 1urtup5oh196th e Signal a-PhotoiRules. - p n s d u s, ings for your overstuffed sofai gladden the heart of one's off- cian ""efm:dcc~ P.!,i.--TiPaerewstermBo'P aiouldibeclosedi_ Z,_ andMrRoerL..Wilson,1. Co , a be- EpinationsandSltios.se ld th t o ace- 0 P a-- 0 panhas fen thlk I, oo.vy c sd 1.50ore01. . Pa!on. fore various civic clubs. He gain- Practical 4-page m-eoran-soserlookedninttheafact childeisoahininoetocu 0y5 .h.-- ess Dar ecs 0 Dooanceer-actoco 0 anry Mother Not to he spring.Idoal Is ralm town on :hao0:etPon :,and Mci . oc-sc giri. ed fume for a series of articles in ONLY jVorth 10 Tims sumer months Those o .i.O0--SBenoangBnowagon"- egient.INew00cc00 York pubications on Japan as m25Cmuch! h e vwithoutislop.. covers . . size:h a e p abynos h o g n y g of . .lr essoeehi. . ock • e p re" o Post- a P...o..WP1. arSd' Mr. Thomso each, irl and her preparations.li e for making. JERSEYSUPPLY CO., Dept. 39 othert ey adoe e durin gowithow t pimpt t hse ina te innlt' pointi s eso pice ,.age p~ t n ."-z:!1.: Wur EL ' 2 "C "'' h ir. s on' by,I. .. h.. . ae during the summer s inPa eoach organdy g die . (C..ontinue d rom )f H0--B 'aw L P1' -P cMso nber 0i . Soy,war against the Unted States long Atlantiq CiYN.thy r Ito noet 5mm Page 51 o r.M.-'sro Froll roalozed i. te 05 hOL Aril'02,Cc -iooo thIn~ilryITs emo-kforecothers oly your youngster, hot those - l -, l osr u- co rr 1 iiii.iO ccmonths. There seems to be a dscoted uilk wcite em- usIda a050n iOsi:iPs'--0,ePece'-0. o t boera long tap. 0 ra r-ageC lion at leust, at the end of abu0 eosults in a los-ely tour- ond happya on many e:00cP.Mt--" ha CA pls,;'--o o "heN'o n--CB hr .- C-. os n 0hnan try is just one of the ] pe: Ti ebra nghs r ociur o ~ THE dividual tends 00 feel as coot r i oenson I rs.50Cco'er L. Smhh, baroe IN ea! rn onQ w aic.h o h 5 ot o n T c ICj hpSandc - 2,e 0athooeInfan trye Theasere finefinet vpar.-ietyor y ofsmoa lomoktroish -aiss-nprinted gandy, oroccasioally white organdy s-ilk lionsmany espp iatly soiled fo i-p.t.--"re 1-0 ea-ibranciOoncosloP.P5o- ,I r eApril 'oh nO th e - , .o, r i,'0made chould m akea ny e tI pr i ca gs i arr i t " l 5,1tSem , MIIn e sta blished.a ...... --C .Club"(froo .api2 ' i P- .. aera. yu a- pik roe e • youdngively people.decorated isAnother Ikeand beloveattirac-rathes Os -- ccclearnshldpco ANNE ten'don.and dinigns Your available faoroite io uplbulkseam- oat pieceerytryusebandindeedpasicky nels. Idealt forr ev- -hook Talniicap1 'c csRegOssntr0 .'0 on MLTR fessc vl arie o ae0nseba.....,ilV~e wasrasThe otieanP'nune establishe ae r.iThe .....0CeP-'ip.. To ci .. Aur--WBigt cna.. s .. sotei Ph ...... ra 5 esobipTono a d oft ea l byight"Aut in hee enjoyed.byondk, It's hones.tt- T4 5:4kf Couago us--CS sL.andiMr.0L wrsce M5c eze. 'aeil no lane flat.sb*oslp Or, oBerfrOnothnyrating hetteCryet,r fo.o why cooeing cotnlnho design.ssendtMrs. seanagbentg.hconly, caCnt. ..esa Rane...... AstohrarL. sial6uitable ndeun css6 .u-, descriptton not take a try at it youraclf? 0nythingb askeeve rea ly cute beyond TiIorHeadOFF.ERS":oodR You'll be mighty pleased come iBaby feeding sets and go rl, April C.1tIa IALTome OIER'UNIFORMS& ACCESSORIES ed ad Cubldeary uforbchildren.eBth eins in thin olor FmaRtheAvestoe-inltare.tan and attractiee .codered furni- ,enjoyed a whole lifetime. uee one sincluded toya dido the comforts cool beisuc bie treas u ad rtlsaeaiyl ii o h ierm Alabamamodcha ge .U N IF0| M S July to enjoy otnmoAryEcag SermeCoan~ Noticed and wetomned by napins of Irish linen leys also has in this some sc- ioh0b rs CramPage )se UContinued suit for both boYs a personnel to ther eg, asrortment of houshold oy' tary lion some seal Wild Went coo- fl o . coI ST. all os the aage of miii- highlight Ike mullitudinous._nouivlfindlt ieahisreoylan Imfantry Bphoois company pI 1 tlaWEST you-r ELEVENTH gifts displayed for c .ar you' . OFFICER CANDIDATL STLDENTOIN YOU DETA HMENT.Thethoc olone, a ntiadef COLUMBUS A. laotone light tan summer.-- VISIT OUR DISPLAY on 0927 . Not only is it prol in Kircen's linendo- make some tony lot happ ORA E ch ionoorie Opp. Army-HNop USO uiversally becoming (bus, pariinent. O ErgSt . Vs.,oS moolred ant liVes Telephsse 5719

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ING, GA., THURSDAY,APRIL 29, 1943 EIGHT r • +"T60ryp+: tu+ u n c chowl5 Th7io gopo1mmeso ty Seek Commissi'on ! maci woh' Peoto toseon ndiai d lerie thgAWoAreTefrtgop0To FirstAFromyPost eb.. f' Th"tpia officer a Tetpal American younglthis particular....mparty of E h taeldgeCorsir F 'arupo r enn e i beAar W A e ol.. da candidtefrom , enoughbut. .other varied se occupa-! they enn g t Cril lieutenantma who byhopes summer, toisye and leading came gas, i nnh .theto ing course in the WAACs entraiss- in o battle tions to be able to run a fair- igns platoon of Infantry the officerstri- Ash i e jde left tota takelst for FortDes SALETODAYB O THRU D SUN. byat.. s6y...lahg~izdct.O...dt wlb mabe a nt Iss wer poli i were policschoo - whileds~bilelectedgradate o t here they ill seek school graduate with maybe aand two sCOmmissions bette -ear or agolesswa ofa collegclerk or aedd machis-,operator. not so still another There was was a evenplain-clothes an un- outo ne ot 43id Post Headquarter com...pany ho omoi closed hi- their company n ed ri sooiut'is a.a .1...studetok pal awayandsb%h his aootbailyr ~ ~etkrTio candidates could runastwho Bennioghave sith been assignedtoFort carton jovebeenlisted at memberss e dto fteiod rtarr tre ps. and a third could print .thes e r ita~ togs to take& poke at-ayk thehi Axis.ot newspaper,TocnSeven ter.hitM o at m bcaln companY,carw he Captain h Evelynerving Roth-in tre reTes suryon saput2%%of iceed atit the Infantry. Two holidayder crop of shaveails was found by a tas taking a busman's a nufa anom the Second Sudt , as an m derp ne.ugb com com t .gooddbsyereieaaailene n the The nant."members mersc cofanth c sfmalneir ln mp . 1 0 AYsta ally' o the candidates in rivals datsue companyagesregiment areat spreadFort Ben-trues of Nbrewery sales r...managers, Tiaining e heir HN'snaESTHERt l a~s - regment t ForFoen T Thoobe he And f WAACs sen oh eo enmd canididate trainig H N t ar dentist turned up. to ake officer ;th $ re ]8 to 41,angYde000. witlb Ibe youngermu men oc mechanical emAlioffrs esof WhieomtGadOpl' ssc ieo Wetpan t LO t . l, u ifntheicaGraeatp The-Tgesi r - w a c.w e wtereta k e toon a rbakers, e of w ithhot a tenol- w re a ala rand ma r o t h Theyem h aearec ao tall n anda Theie baking situationarTehian peominaigr gy grou f c he mos part, butcher. The Fifth Grade N nY V bra sen Technician MayS u yra~ Piladelpeia, Pa; PatiBeatriceup ipt auditor. Aenoeetmchancal e .1yleterin lb ehreor four sports, br and as issransEmadZucker of Assiippi,anfft umso and fioo e-....- aa seat estateman acontra- Rul V.a Ai lh re forroe -t in the no nP : ea rc Fi8 to 40 coAamNslageerouofe e expert and a land- Al serridtidte cie-year in the French btr. a lighting r sss Msnura rL eteruiingus. e nuseryana~eislestigator, a lies- of raiecnigty e at tForthDe the l at:l orei go ousllries, one can- tor and a loan ftemhv No o evlIileenoelitop fi/'W/ I vb tars Sii leie ins r e oro urI otnumercoud able run torautr. take callsTee , and ws a"Th t The un feao orccpiantin.sin ney...... t. ait ia rss. and Auilir Cy ao E. eragquirpr the... didates willthird" heeligible oie or.Ionor ilis company ot oel icer can dates oo . c .. issions. . m ingea dhir wo beore entered the Army madUnld ae randy m.nt a- moo !-Late.ifllrer o f row' a,,f-ao. r aloeso ... .m. . -asp Corps. ar tors se c Ca'k , s.i u .. s, neachnts, lacer ard a st erwade osother. emicfAllentw arfae 0Phela "-" a -"-fa11 Ith sevdfieyornteFe craightitengec er t heaadsateC undoubtedty a stirpera hei. a0e01 .... an ex. m ay n Somethrtg could kly .s, oon xtOl ole- 0ec,00." to ftc ansgsi...tO at I oct c .tool.\\.. rf i rcofssBEs e Lecture .i'm.lers, , roreign' i5onIt',,o... C oic cassisaitc.r a t -eo gRST . . . •.. . Lei - o r or T ma n c"or ,d imin ag a i r to Gee man ron a textile pla s'.irt ti xprt,.. ' ~~a.e too !]\]n t]OIClllll1 i f rs of , "ce FIRS ngt, ir ... a . dsts r re; tnd Glias Fi l ______..______h__r__n_____...__'__NTY>Boo irrmoe, and te r-gr pantr. BENNIG'Sll ... 1 Yf. roo a fll In buk slo e a u rritysaa dti..nas .. l tayas sr roi ete ftco criiiiio a reucp} RYN Boo5o0 ' muequil Th.e edn cua i fanya loo n.ext as itrey ,asallranistrcaibut i trgiti i.te.. tri ea u a NIA \ the man. in the. . un .. absove S - oearr....h ro. Oneora rs .(in)flaiispecrorn isr Ttpe, ccmptichtem tles." t. ot.teFortxetis . P. t - rue l (i gi O l B ia oxei Fousi ecec C and, ______ZER erY "r C Sit. moofithreoslageradcouldLustleDaistrniitaebroker, ts.msit ... G'ts M ajorityagastssl veC aentweueinireea and elock brakeman, ranch D. Baker mus formai railway sandanddo arsoat. .der Nston a h aotetrpsi e olwn ssc ment o^ 8333 _- sin edt clol aotDs o heshud .,tudei Tossnt Satud a0trainitg k -inm an eslec rae otheir c T am s96 Ja'SFIS-'ctine rao A rdayaCffierocndiae o .The Expeurte, Ii s:ermosnisgerandth a ipl a itooerarum- Mrs. DrohTroutmancReprter-Phuone u oraePIo f t M ar detai .learnin the most serioas arde RSplanALS 6 Cin Onote fina teoxhlte. t.C l R ,_ isae Full ' Amipoisonousol Egases.c' paQoartlifBottleR clemicalpoo°l,ra warfar r scan.. hownfilm enat EX-LAX . 1 truck, on a moorcyle. 9 -C Nanc~rNT. .. lLa-GodTlesr lot...... so gmeotiaoin of Copioso . ss.... ftai 10 e".. .an p. e taclley, ...... u.. h..eie is The IsnaitryCol..sad et uoerh t o ee nTisdae ty olecturedf d eq ulbiefly,6 i U O L pon or a attin\\ .....of Infatr] e J[; rinrs ..o ,. .iA d (l. . o r . Scegiment ho ol s. o ei i id . Botl C-at.anBjuc and s S Jr., tae.s) ndey, thechurhn rebodyled to co I toSaserI r. . ". . uitoftho Fusa ON C th h estoav er . bateTh r ee. rand a l M. iB . a.S Es ep.me vealssitedi Prnnftyaar for a an lo e all-stepwtlkldOlSc, t asie luy [ | | sia. an instuctor "f Allr ommandint oirers.officerwith s umuse Fl u~t'Btl 9 ass. and dresr~~rnrlecinaant~i....gse.son-commisioned offices along Frindctando.3.V.VaaiplwaMaieyscbraugskndIsndedyadsasaythn3hnusiAalepoty .atiday nightt '. | |%runt. onitYhraflFo.. tMjo~issty. andO Alabamaeducationabefose, at the beisUni- trasning .theirsptien noother,Ase., had as.recent gueslo PARTIEST3lheBingo hrerbo ucryudis hoo.m.... clase.n •rfaalongn The ukts e100fyard tasget mooed e UniMrsoity lgainstpossble19 Seed Yur Pho togr h , o rmyi ai Roperolangehur S. C. 1.3nt irtn-el-psopeled anti-.tasktons w '90oist3lGei boosforeoIogspyou b hs io m n oetcafo p . maasird Poole enoyed a P.M. • 9:3 P.M [ A oitet Item TECHNICIA. GO s,.srsen their turns fising Alb a a and M. S.. tine she Ifas- o the _Nuseny School lined or, tatin hricl afr a r hes been contned In hec homr day pai R Gdre ei-nalms fi "she business Sturdaos yafeon os ete- t on c r s piuts Slteo Co lne t Amherst TO S NAL. ORS. meanrSLSJindr, mol"es a bin B. SI Sei ice Command. atiended. ______as aon s ttalnofI hsaowdiherofourtsysastadaypiisaystaternsonetayiceasqscinme-11"h• OPl tdf f94Hen crceiied nfnryCBu1 v Tst aoneflethed15Aa Closeyffra aiMss r meM c log an e eimSthre.inTh Cat.adBurins ii s rsm..SulJ. •h 0, 00 He a stos a gtrauate of l ma prty for 23csrden.a-. l a tannalia 15 mites per hou', Mass, lid Ms.- Mrs. 3 N. +Garset, a oe an pre lo as sl DP .fto c r Allecbee ncusdi to sloffc col r. nh cid gs ao D vis o s Sr recen.o demc Regiment, Parachue Y Sr.,and asisl MrrEngn anJ caed, bel.ch h oo Tsnoan P• Wale Rd'aile o3. Buah ersrbi-l handTh a 3 Proosfr on sRecWt02BoDW ssn p BasIc oaos T f.a. aestionaeye and ornge ...csalled flame. t I he war asre i., and awasaeayn n epncoo Cors tweek-end heiohr oer Ms. L.gllnleth .eddosum The'u~ isieeEan,. nt sal hasetl s edcca filledsmos ud.... el arennos- seu nedo aat - G AS P&( .. a Oldest+ fiomft lB m a ega,as Ga., ma and - theirMarsoo brohs- ars wa te 7 in. lt civ ttcersuy ete e The m nao d.ceiedtonday .. iltar tudio~I,~1 S .. One.of C lubSTOR Tilt te s pp'l~fssr~rne enuc~lluhs,senotteSrie .ahned ndhudrd he last shot st Ie mday, vee and the 30,190.Softball1st / hisB. .Leagueenoun Cr kllesOangburgS..C..8:30 atum t . 1 Ropgin the auditoa i sLil Poleenjyedabrt- grade... ant idie tamnYsan itary Stu o : ...s.n a iously awaitedselfwSOAP b ypropeled ati -angreed .. Meforo.!riesandsofJ.0.V ay, C fur pT on he donkey's stesual.t lOr raionoer scan...course at LAUNDRY. an. M s. serxed.i. nn . Iheas members p erfe t.fo of lbs crew. Finall a lL a u ae, .et rigatorp .Pd claSn ED speM.n lbsd we.k-enddto so learn Atlanta," th al ' Icee ta reamW d ando caked were . ...- s l ieu'- 1kCmaytenancoehT onotN Columbus, Go.. TeL. - 0 enutswill e rg " Ass Easter egg hunt was enioyed thiough. The so alrlofsro .Y6uRaslPe sM spet th wee-endm pupils of Mrs. lthe wsord came Op e P M il 9 :30 , Be '.SteC C by ihe" 33 tiny FiGend ef te 1st Student Training iegrnst of Baershi is a satire of Cticgo, Tapy. The children found the This scan the ignat for gen- ful agreeme t wntd the sorale f , 'and Radon comes from Sac- n e f cingeo at ecn hidden sn the grass on, heeral outbu'st from sthe mesis . finho bulding ide fh Am tals- r eno Calif T till,__sheaso s inios , oweser, in!eggs of otahbleti fie he .ii.ot... smy losedessD ay "- ith...... edge _sse .h.T h esebasan H 'ets a s therd E S - .. . tah.ocCadenheadfound e os eggst b . LIk is aas fr id e a .M. C .i ar . uands. . k r -osloews weraieaposbtt41roibasketsls reOa n rn uIlis c e lebsa.eMasHe nl .f ln OpenSundaysP. M.to7 pi e2hile Lind Suea excellent shootngiidaygr ans Sesestesaavcarefullyaprepared bee n surceasedby the k.a124 Ch dme,sntufned ao -aZotn"and t prioaveuwn e for tep sdrRisis.Gis els e •x bhat be has orhm thS fudgingI tc he BatonBRRouge,a sit toLaRoper frids.. .. fbems-ea'tan" na souwihae Bone altson sail ants-lark a t los it tilesERso Pn e Yoh s.e en.,lItsonthegae ggg orocedl.eTs an P0 Tk floes e e d tesxgn o h y t89 n'n lo Oto were cesiedaer bysipinw.' Lieu ' g e , schedule 1 LI.Cl'f Pts'AnieastumrIese n u •e sha neaie Poo k. ass HU j enIVoy eaiigpsTraceohteansyusosarelarayr Gihss unisc fisrsag could packags teceheikia'dscoos 4 . C' . l0i nn u N . ~I[I4~~RL1~h ries an of ap.Jacksonvi a luor ia t tlsDbegh erihotc I tact"i++itendy-iraedofal ffier.Cl ofll o .3l smpa n p yM c.. h' 3tn o rn .taenkl e P atcngWthanx i sy produce . en otTCaseYkdu og : + lb C p.adnsetof tCbaRea.otm s . ands . Sir. Ib U eLdus a . do no belt er oads dk , st ha perfect scals. s.k. Te p a gs na Columbus, -. GF.ieel. , w.il eg Inaysu.l soa Victory Saunders. 42 Ropes. the recor.d- not easily btas.... d . cppe c .. " .t Supp emre ent tl theirwt dau i AtrJudy, a Ie Tma asticle sclipped fisom pops,-op'\ Mi.niewasperfect!Lieubug osaJ be e 31 o . gun plete Y OU . ID.he11wilubest Chap l an that er ta . and rs. - coot- tar magrltesgIItfte r psopt i e''c+SdtbYdsu- eI:++ e-rseb t . ntts 38 Chosen Fur AST" la-bcressnof lentesonlor Ibe Ibs.&enteil sscci. s l ler-- .i lst s usisa i s di t- T++'% + ., , lEdin C. It Lou bueoda'. st al glum, LionutaprzNls nados loo pa.sies. Ps t h ss ll .. Y..'... + 024finldftortnedblao4 Ben fin rver, i'e g To G et Refreshers !ilnPhesson. platoon, notSheolifeaofsSheecomforttsea Tful-ue smet,I th etxperie n - it•r k moedi g uo the firing inge SP R N '" e puleto Ala a aois, oa fdel usea s so .g fo.. o d ar O f Y ourn i "P e- ar " 40 5 Miss Helen Huoertwark o AlIlero h~r :---ig~i-F rt Be :b~ n syc theh companyiswi s ii crea. .... i s ol nei d s ic u lt .. b Y [ Z '.++CaLUMBUS £[:C . lum usO. . . _:, o"At lRenbnic In stitu te at A u h u n,. a ame th r u tlanl a , G a, as t .h ..s. w.e e H.k -e W nd . Ala.P o las t hetic of e f nshera o ne__...... guest of her mothons, m embOteruitsanfting coirsMaee yu nt te us ssnslITi 1bingop ratd i e asei r, oth aEento gh Atlansoabsp t. an clanCssatio s h e utaos .fires o ths up h.ldi H to andM hrE Ja.s . o and h r e cor-nats easilyiobHairdTonicp1.50 b se eno scerid fr tseco Scecu eedonting b e i... in sed thC-e ry.F. ilisiham b efor-finding..T A. a.n o speen ni s atospi i t ssl nme I recoob hhbt.mealcshisfj. remmbeL ength-St SI LsDisinf OL10 nt-d Ibis"sZolae k spihoee dei g a t - isa onpedf te pof- boleeth inbnc ki p ua ls r______rtpemndeedgg.a" pro inmancei ofnst.I pacitredh ns ' ibul beFR~a idea. oe ar ao m Sn aT a es....pt. Chlaste.. Cuxday Soer.m an1h 0 basorh c.ncavaed o n Satr s s r heru deaforttso. . - n bi o i o nV o , :<+.; :: ::-;...... :;:}:!:i: iCa reteslo bub hushsstnslr nCunaedptodas..00....u.pa.m n.od. agodi deuInr hIi- ew pNaI V cIE F RT B NN N Bneret, fcom adsburH LhoofL apiLt em arorodIy Colo r e d Ten is e m n s nsl ct d i i t TONICf 1 UC. P h iln he'ne rfcturlik'l r uq cun o o th a nk.y patoan asp o __on Bf___ttl ,_ th sgtand ChrapTB.nOan M Br chs. a e iy tte d romn r i l s lp e f o s he"r appe of _.near hoe'. _ UyHE____yU AICA . .255.00 7l, ng bhe eold -. akepo -elsit ..for.siicle bIc etasohcpow doeedt ft'iegspecalnsays_--.e .e bytbo ben Haod P o l ' - .. ______.______5 M. 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hash oreturneds t after conducting-apn .. m Airbeug mu ction .d'by a"use.a. ibr.enood it,0 000: th ath,9 usco,Armoed l sac Bfma'linl Rd:May-,o ma n , ToiBesAmong914 theBROADWAY t isit the New ee thrg. Mt•vgvangglist.i .churcheservices in inDublin, the FirstnithGa. p-ro rm. lAe lthongohthfntiosy-i b a~,n.... th ngineer".c. • SMRS.DROQTi3d ci. ICE HO UR S JOERGAN D - thaoghs-,-icne h a OMRS. . OORiit ,s, I - OT lthiolclassifying the selecd mnasis..fnis,.0 5 fi e ways.a- ningThe atWunnnsns te ethudisc hurch Schoolsselection and iecommen- li....P. Shug .iss. Y. • .. o.. u ply -NOTE H CHAGED uf thc soldiers sillr email us sl,on 111 o D,,'i..sAared with Mis. Edwin C. Willson pre- dat"o t Ird Armored R gt.:sCo,3rdi3Os- ' randf charle is.s E_.. LUNCH SERVED felow sh p w .. .. joyeof stody t Dy andt~e ningtelboGb and oth e..bada... ps. at .shurion. o.C'G"i 12:00 to 2 P.M. 6:00 to 9 P.M. ! , -dong. Aprogram the job of theboard at Foir eNa r. - -aai by tcla r Batclg it has been our prisi- -group.Yo - s o e [] incetRg45 from Fort Benning who rporfed o Baker quarterVillage y Methodistconference curch1of tTHE enSLCTEES lege to serve generations of Amer- The tns o . ,:ti. n r iur OeCrr o hsd c.puga - i-...officers ith the finest ...- BakeaprvClaappias ed plans for a parson- aiO'iltsan.sa ootOso 100 ~~~~~~~~hasbeesected uear the chrch alathspcia lrai;orp Es Locngc tam-tailored uniformsand eover- agcin Youth Fellow- J 5eph c.Moriarty,"53dGenral Houpita;. rook. Today . . . still managed hi The Methodistt Y u Feb P c. Leonard C. Carlson,.c B, 55ti, BLO a party inArmoreda n c e n agincer Battalon; P5r sass MA' deseendants of the original .bmp gioup s planning founder,direct this house proudly rain- theTand auditorium Friday evening. 1 ly.y5Battalion:rPCWrrine Co. B. 90th Armoredren Reeonnai.-C. Hoover, N PINI Enginearoseasti oo.A Nc ,hA- rmiored - The Basal Ambassadorsiand Harrys R. Ray, Srvice Battery 423di Fiel tradi- Girls' Auxihiary of the Baptis THEH GENERALE R L PUBLIC OF, GAR thins the long-estzblished RecnaissaiceShaver. Co.C D,T 3,0 TO huntafternoon an SundaEaster given.by.ames.C...... ogisen egg'by JamesArtillery C. Pr.Thaye, Richard E. that have carried its reputa-reliz- buntchurch- Sunday enjoyed aftesnoon. COLUMBUS AND TO FT. BENNING. 6 tiontions for workmanship and Mrs. J. B. ShGr.drmore0t.srleaders, Regimenti P h SER) M r. r ehe . I Pvt. ilip10 A. HaugCo. B., 90th Arn- oroodblt tiity Sherand globe. The mith- Ms Robert Greene. Sh'rler 3 oag. h for fiing . or cc ace lryoC. h wPERSONNEL Gray. lV acl sewn into your gar- thehrm os n s pri P0thL CO& Pe%: Don. . .a n, a. mast eggs.Artil lee is assuranee that you have time menlo reida n ' hAr nisryoattalion; ,t. Georg,- The smallerc rhilden, the San- i emadesound- decision in select- beams enjoyed an Easter egg S t egoentl." H eadquarterD Cs inc Smith-Gr y for your military hunt given by thief leader, Mis.54th Iinfri on aOes sitevt.FaeikrD.'Sei-i 'Armored Divucion:Pvt. Colon J.. Wake- "'W ta|or. • field. 55th Arnored-Eigineer Battalion. T to shortage of help, we regret to announce that it will be .EN Y.R. Rolano dilnee.... Sr, eCo, Due existing SENDOUR,54th Armore i nantry Regiment: Corp. -PTA please our patrons. HO ;fantrvy:lrnsCorp. hrchsrd D.eoper Willharr_, .2tI- Co., necessary past,to close we willeach continue Monday tohereafter. serve and endeavor to B.54h A rmoed infantryRegt.; Pfc. As hathe " .. PORTRAITHOME Parechute In-o 'Robert Pfc.C. Loratoi;. Harold.50isi G. Peterson, C n,.a..Co. .. B. -3 917Hffntry: Btte .2 B • iCo r p. By r o n . M ge r Co . D ,501s t P r a- . . .. ArmornsednReeonnaissncsoes.S MAlRS nf UNIFORMS BanArt1tudis Since 5burn Co. o, .th Armared Infantry " ao...i Armre.d ias. Regien.t:as.. copby.Bill Chow,NEC.A, A0L0 R 1 West 11St. WatttSt.Columbsh,UrqIIg G.Corner [Third of 11th end BroadwayFirst Battaion: Robet J. Coonnel, LandV idand E. A. SecondTi, 10h Osane BArmored ttallonOei ivion:c501Eteu'. Parachute B55tanrvdbsisIs E , Did 571 Oser Lee's Drg Store otr; Burton R. DoI.CombatCom-sanscK gre. IffesiiW .E inisrecF.Ha a. CO, istBaino-iil Went End, N.. "amw p. t c.. .lo, - .L.F.sC.iNIELSEN, l4t Erf~dwSy, 'ow TombCltrs7 Brighten Ave. .o .. -DhGeaff;; H 0.Detachment.sataisne atlnlrF15.t' . .. Phone G -mercy-0055F.lo PhoneLon E-neh 151 Open 9 P. M. Every EvOing i usoi.. ntn'iaiccai.Masnansi mgen aiit ., - - ...... +; hoh'Te.orn Br .g ae, AlW . l s/etoo===...... ~. ~~~~~Al ...... w ...... i..... , on I Zonefar three yeors b~eforecoin- Sgt.Harn~Ham nd s n to the. Inf.antry Sthool Detach- Warrat Oficer moot ml1931, where Iseentered the ordniance Shop: Restore Crippled WarantOffic'r'- commonicationts section, Me sersspd M. Ham- as an assistant- instructor Until Master Sergeant John 1940 when be .was. promoted'to mood, after fifteen years in.Ike. senior enlisted instructor, He had Cars, Trucks To Servieability7 U., S. Army opecializing in radio held -the rating of master oergeanil communication, mao made a war- since April, 1940, in the eadio com- rant officer this week. munication 'Section 'Where he will On[y Units In Service Command no al size, t surface.p is grs...sd Hammond trained in. the Canal continue ao an instructor, or arc selding. Thss is dsse Equipped To Rewind Armatures tnr av-iemtlsryd6n sreckedmedcars andcr asdtrucksestersie byhequitmentusmitar dspaint .. -Crippled,wreckedandacrumpledacarsnaispray-guswilthsticki the metal shvs of the Ordnance Motor Transport Brunch at Port Ben- part. After the fowing metal has nirg and let the district as good or beter titan near hen.aptiedthep me -utomobite ptsdeteriorated ioed hack to normal size andis like- wih rut are cmettihed and Put or car.comessodfar a requestedtytodeerviceformatpe etter shape than se.then paint jab onty, it must stitstand t s r il since Pearl 'Harbor in the Sooth. canmeout at thetactory. Missing the inspection and should it do- The process can Deused for a Pacific area, velop. a need for other repairs, thousand different purposes as far an as metat is concerned, Lieutenant r4em e Aboard a cruiser In charge of ored right in the Fort Oonspg those repaire must be made4A Dosohos was at sea'at te lime S and Shop.Early soap,Engines are rebuilt, kat-S ad p i t autton states. Gasoline tanks rot- at the soeak attack an Pearl Har- erae fenders,aabsaand-bodies are must gothrough the saineathor-tedotharebon bor and, spent Ike following revitalid and upholstery is ough insyection again lust before through tbis proess andh e [months looking for Ikhe Japs in manutactured. Batteris c r a leasing the shop, and alt safety pthc ntera gb.Ra that area.; ,ought to liego actually madefeatures and repars must be is axle shafts,rwhich are very en- Major Gonaonohas the enos tesostapatbogt -sasssve anda virtually impossible record of having three stars 0o w yi.. ARhMANUFACTURED t I as, hase abees meftia on Caed wear sindicating that he has taboo The shops eves have a depart- All ind of automobile parts i a a t part io three major engagements Give Her Lovely weal for rewieding armatures far are manufactred in the machine regular duty. M of this war all in the South Pacific ann generators. Tbis de-Lshop 'The only thing sos o t ittersh tathish paclmeno was originated in the this shop cannot manufacture arc engines are completely rebuiltia . .The Battle of Midway, Ike Bat- Fort Bcnng shops, and t the block s, castings and amporgig. when necessary. The shop does r I Th r toe of the. Coral Sea,. and the present time no other district in Nothg is too large to-be turned all its own reborg, crankshaft i bombardment of the Solomos at the FourthSersice Command is out by the shop's lathes, drill grinding and complete motor re- I ALWAYSFEEL BETTE the time of the 'Marioe lakdings equippedfcrts although presses and pacerback saos. They conditiossng.f akwaatar, shore, all were participated in'by 0 BEAUTIFUL CHINESE TABLE CLOTHS they are erpectenmtortallow this make spindle bolts, drise shafts, Alt chassis work is consolidated Major Gonohos and his men, Fir- e HAND EMBROIDERED PILLOW, CASES hoh'sinsovation. The depart- transmission partsandwspinsothe chassis bay, where alheavy tries just as a , manufacturer Unit Se,-u res ing the 17mm. anti-tank gun was meat ha been in operation here to mention but a feiw.iunits like rear axts, transmis- would do it. relaxation for the Major after be- *0 LOVELY LINENS-THE LAST FOR THE. for Ihe last twoa months. One of the -newestt wrinkles in sions,' transfer cases, clutch assem- The paint shop paints the ye- ofg so charge of the batteries on blies and sew engines are ehang- hidles and manufactures. its on Machine DURATION ftcO~'TELT gecccRa 'h.aIavtie wr , te ernlI a Shop heard the -cruiser at.,the. Solo- Equipped to epair all sheeled sing provess4 which baa been de-ij~~~~ ed.... or tbeninstalled.omoidthePa. Framedri straight-d all stencils... biet...f.....ne stars, war departmentuc vehicles,- including trucho, army aeluped by American industry ening, wheel alignment and re- numbers and symbols. Aside frois The Fourth Battalion, First Stu-, s en sedans, jeeps, peeps, within the past five years, iso conditioning are among the jobs preliminary functions such .as dent Training regimient, now utilized to the' muos: performed. washing the car, a vehicle can be- There, is no differenre between trators ass Irailers the shops an- stalled and few combina- eBRAKEDEPARTMENT painted and ready for ose within boasts one sf, the a limited service man and a non- I cg copeting 71a 'evanceo a ptm degreeWiththis prove s thee eiromthnAson-rthin The shops base a-brake ife depart-ad. asseagm .hour. The paint job itself tion machine and carpenter shops, combatant. Limited service moans AND Those tonto will he- available, to asoldier iso incapable of perform- month. is-00oawaste of automobile' part- meattar the reconditioning of all take to men about 3t minutes, ing cambat duty- due to certain rd brake, including the regriding white the same amount of time alt companies of-tho battalion far TINY TOT SHOP -Oneato n Led theeCeal. diCharlstatrtie.bogtbckt h of brakse drums, the retininofatsoall that to required for the dry- physical, limitations, so it follows 121'7BROADWAY HERMAN ABADALA, Prop. footcrankshaft valued brak~e shoes and equaliuationoaf sog phrase of Ike operation. repair purposes and fnr making that, a limited serviceman and a Ca-Itou,cabet of the Ordnance -A nine are similar, Mitoy Transport Branch at Furl t f1170and unobtainable on the the brakes. The glass department STEAM CLEANING useful items for the compasses. nonnenmbataot iLh anndawasrepairedsothis installs altsinsdield and dar Complete with washrack, the ,It e supersion of Fist Lieut.f Lieutenant Sutton paintsnut,andglbit a ste e A. tn, fierls,irasmu tw as the glass porent which oakesngreaseoff A.eSutnsppe ofmaerthei ra ye roateenr eo thi cote svehicles whichcannothbe leaned ara in shops thedsto fromaestesirowneasetet rolts Tisasthe I omea rpartprsmebturghtrA-1e t with the sheet triersby water. The shops also have "wols."njsb anoh ve gsolelepu- nanehrels asthfarst en departmeot, the shops run buoy carpenter shops. Ninety pee orle, pwhad a reusedtrain sh-sing. dnehr a or e- a blacksmith shop wvichobdoestost cent of the Motor Transort's car- c ey ehisearntering the din- SURFACES GROUND about everything but oboe horses, pester worb sc repairing, parts- 'wa-nspvtsn c~'a ked- I otindcotrusmi io shftsThe twon departments are equip- tinning of shops, etc., is dose by trits Yusgoto heinsecionde-If cliner, tanmisionshftsn Ipodt to heegiehandle rebuilding any kindp ofrtmn a rip- eo these.Mo shops. a sprpryofcr n partment anotecvical ,motor armature shafts, cwa shaft- na I Isc inopec'ion, vompleteso es - turbine honsinfo are broughtinpig jab, or finop earo, trucko, The h reclamation department, i aatettank-, gasoline tanks os which is under the immediate di- e r r r fice pust abnut any kind of sheet metal rection of Cap .Thonmas B. Mc- to a-hick needs sheet-metal or weld- Brayer, functions. sncooperation yaegaswark done. with the repair shops and receives B o ,rThe upholstering deportment all orns parts and anita to inspect repairspomakes.altitarpolss used them and determine if they are fan truck cosvero, manufactures its tfto be repaired. Bach items as awn slip eon-era and uphltery matnes, transinissios, rear ante foe automobilea, and rebuitd all1 assemblies, transfer canes clutch .700 VEMCLSauoomotvecworltehereclama- MONTHLYhhe .seatcoeraneo otan a manufacturer as emb les,generalnos add start - am 5500d do, including conits,sprins, era are inspected and segregated. T padding and coler The depart- Everytig possible is repaired or as and nalaged. Approximatoty oper I ~ 1enup itstecy ater aolagbls cent of the items are put back into -Finns then an, everythingiso made use again. ]or. repars on 70 vehicleearpartmet.eWithehismprocssftherso a sectiono.RB~ SERVESWHOLE DISTRICT AR production needs are pressing. No time can be BATTERIESREUL The. shops handle repairs- and M E I The battery rebuilding depart- work out not only fnr the Ponst rection natural2lifeotheiea.myol.aCharlesISca' IESEmen, manufat~aures .rrepirs- bhistvft1aoher districts in the wasted on the job. Rest-pauses planned and timed proximately 400 batteries a month Fourth BernvseeCommand. These Bean. une teimes-mr e e PgasInc all typesbv of vehicles.,hyctadftshapBroky No warn districts areAveasem eampo, pantsclenin. and sa-de way to make every minute count. They 1-.IN OvG S nut battery is thrown away, and tionoso the stale s of Georgia and are the efficient h A Imat of them are reused unless Alabama. The Ordnance Motor lthey are absolutely non goad what- Trasuport District at Fort Be ning soesiere eprmet in ike head shop-foe all these dos- lessen tension, break monotony, and increase outputa I-The tr eatetrepatrs he- tesets. flit Wynn, Rd. Il 11 k tve ho n n 20trsa Colonel Carlton's assistant in l~l Cuset Ru lit -111 S , month. Tirem are reclaimed, re- the Fart Binning district as Cap- icapped, retreaded or repaired so- tainrepairnshopulldngtraruleds.s Branch F. Delaney, distrirt truc hcoidiof to the damage. The mu- exerutsv fie.LelRbr tosnycle rebuilding department re- E. McLean i propert officer; and' DEL.L-3651S conditions ll the motnrcycles at Lients. Joseph Rothman and Wit- ______....._____ Fot enning and 11 nearby din-' lions V. Roune are respeetively personnel officer a nd warehoune er -ytail orsatt ier theofuc Awrnyadrotedut officer.toFor-lBessgttwoknude Lieut. Ker'seth 0. Burr isoso charge of the automotive ac- tin-ties of the Past Motor Pool, and is assisted by Warrant Offi- cer S. W. Kitis. LienS Grant IL. Al k D EBay to police and fire marshal for the district. Lieuk.Button, who supervtses allthIe shops except the reclama- tion department which is under Al UCaptisoMoBrayer,T A - S , has been in the truck business far 32 years. most- ly so maintenance work. Me spent U 1-sxN I F (3 years so She experimental field with General Motars Corp. in Ge-1 trait, and at the time he entered

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A total of 244 civilian helpers Q and mechanics work in the shops. F( O N 'LY Oscar 0. Goodrw, superintendent of the Motor Transport District Shops is assistantto Lieutenant Sutton. A Columbur, Ga., mao, he spent 30 years in .the automobile business, especially in servicede- partments.Robert H. McNalty is chief clerk. James B. McCoy is chief auto- GUARANTEEDQUALITY 19 - OZ. motive adviser and was assigned to,assist Colonel Carlton by the Fourth.Service Command in At- ELASTIQU lanta. ELOUSE $42.50 , Several hundred soldiers have E...... 2.50 worked in the shopsfor training 4ATCHiNGTROUSERS ...... 1450 and experience and have been PINKTROUSERS...... 14.50 sentout to variousunits to do ad- GARRISONCAP.". 2.50 vansed repair work on vehicles. .. ARRISON.CAP.The shop area extends fromAn- POPLIN SHIRT...... - 3.50 streetto Edwards street SERVICECAP (FURFELT) betweenderson Vibbertand Upton ave- CAPidTestIns igni....nues. At the presenttime, con- Acid Tent Insigsi .... 12.50 crete is being laid on th area COMPLETEINSIGNIA SET ...... 2.50 nearest Anderson stseet t prevent parked vehicles from, becoming T A $dirty and muddy while parked 2 •L there awaiting 'repairs. A NationalInstitution for Over a Quarter-C entury"At present qualified to take 'care A-is i oOe.. uisC.. tr___ of tremendousn

-E 'The best is always the better., buy! IQ -TI aDNDIVAUTHOITY OF THE COCA-COLACOMPANY 3y COLUMBUS COCA-COLA BOTLING COMPANY '5prior I, %.i jkftn it Oh I aA I APRIL29 ,Y . "- TER FT. BENNINGBAYONET, FT. BENNING,GA., THURSDAY; .al maneuvers, the gloves mi-)Candidate Von Behren,Ilie fought tic;cuiously appearing. one evening I"Tiny" Steel, .a"New York Golden ter chow, One mixup featured Glove&.titlist. ro Ramiriz, former Golden. Lieutenant Wilson's program,.i .L_4t aftoves . champion from Kansas embraces baseball, voltey6all, ty, and James 'Rand of.Boston. badminton,, ping pong, horseshoe. CiiInterest in another featured and softball. There is rigorous F r ut, however, was divided be.- intei-platoon competition and 1teeen the:.fsticuffs and the size personal rivalry has reached un. FourT rAt fricaB t shoes of one of the contestants,.expected height. Then Strafed; Boat"Lateor Torpedoed S+otler Graves T 4M.-...++ 0++/.0H i,.i.ii d.y . Nwe..n' or'ertse Iscad B..ol P U +{{++ +++++++++{+{ + + + Coias nuth nise li-rne.es ndeArd, ran Itence... trolungW hoce to Grocdin,hold ws i c..oofFrLt. bmJli us a + ++ + Student Trainin regimet at Got s : ++ S• L u ...lat r af lVid,at p r s tn ass.duty nh a bai c lansl M | { ::i:+:i TE TTHIS B E '.CHICKEN'-"TOWN 00 i 1 late in Oc ole noittiass Designed Assure | ;+Noethu. iica. I-I left this conoty Records THAS li0s0.a ndna a rg thne fiest Aer e s dsal- Proper No.X aiptshio nd in Of Folen Heroesacharmed . -.- REALLY t 10 set fo Ot on xis-ldex st. f speca nuns foe. KANSAS o ers escpes prt, wohich was the onec I vltas O.g.aizt'o Lie ut enantW ilda arequent e meM "n a tme EUaits CITY, K .TENDER is on soth beg an h otter a lymi ha. ew S E o fall noI i ..':i::~i :.t" CAT A .OniBedala, assaut i boatbhlthetire Casahanra ch ae..nheaiI. Casabla....A toro-day then'lop niathe madetrans.portAme.....ansoldiers nOthe.. g.. st. or o f graveeof::.:"{:{:i '.: FISH IN R STYLE " - - '.."i!. i4. :i. 0 i IP.oii { . H-hour had been at O4tO,"at- headel for home. iforeign soit has lust ben ordered Departm ent , arme..d-I { {ii iiliii {] COME OUTON THE NORTH HIGHLAND BUS though kir si.. se .ith shoe ba -] L eut 'ospilalnild wand a Wsea.t. o n.aio VWalterded of byg .thet an..nna.ar.m..tW oe rpr by Cal.r d ... ~ ceres ban been goingAnaid...... potheieu-I'I oa beoe the Reed [ [ t'l~mfor Iis . pariipa- stepheP-operiRecnor B M yAssdrectar sf Ome et for mas landiog. Sorly tho Parpe ricart npeanitonn of eia th Amy' BRING THE FAMILY TONIGHT'. fromdy at bea~nran horafer aly cmehthen."O Try O)ur Sea Food Coutrse -8 Private Dining Rooms hisaemiltbathitpebah f Lion l w-a so a d ~hegitrtonogaeso mpttntint ldig en. nd axr thd f og ae ot Hen ...... i thore t o enm ba shheso frir dig. d nppti which sotubea irTd'eneon -lanIvder: v i n aX Li cietesn ua tend ay tsond0 4 0 h d0eo

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