Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-01-25 | Page 11 | Scotch Flier in S L Says This War No Place for Kilts

Scotch Flier in S L I. Says This War WarNo WarNo WarNo No Place for Kilts Modern warfare has done something something something some some- thing to the Scotch soldier it las tas as taken away his colorful kilts and sporran This was the most newsworthy thing that D. D F. F McIntyre from airfield Scotland could divulge during a a. stopover in Salt Lake City while on a secret mis mis- sion zion Yes sir the thc kilts are gone so far as the soldier is concerned for tor forthe forthe the duration at least drawled the silver-haired silver Mr rr McIntyre whose Scotch brogue is on the thick side With those plaid kilts also went something that disturbed the morale morale morale mo mo- rale of the the- during the fir first t world war reminded the visitor who has been in America only 12 days There was something to that sort sore ot of dress It h had d a a. defIni definite deli deli- ni alto nite e effect on on the Germans during the last war It always startled them to tolee see lee those legged bare-legged fighting Scotch w warriors Mr McIntyre's visit here he said is Is' b because cause your airport is not not like like Prestwick's which has not experienced any days for tor eight straight years Mr McIntyre is a famous pilot He was as one of ot the pilots with ith the duke of f Hamilton on the Mt ML Everest Ev E Ev- Ev erest crest flight expedition in 1933 After remaining overnight he was able to leave via United Air AirLines AirLines AirLines Lines for New York