Show 1 ' 'z 1 4 ake 7ritittnr Zile 5alt 13 1943 Saturday Morning February Industry Women Viorkers Perform Army Studies j Martin Calls GOP to Save 11Colleo-eHikes Outp ut S F roni Bureaucrats e Tasks War U Dngerous IBeo-i111kuch 1 340 Per Cent burea(UP) 4 s t AC s in ilorth Africa INTIVA ork i5 ti rNthere's ALLIED HEADQUARTERS ORTH AFRICA Feb 7 W A A Cs over- - no I I eas are finding out that 'Mars Desn't take a holiday now it's a seven-da- y work Iveek for the first detachment of Le wornen's army auxiliary corps later the army hopes to ilthough k ive the girl stenographers clerks before dawn and staff car Another break the girls are operators Ie:ephone half-da1 is that they no longer have off each week getting The W A A Cs now here rep- - time for drills and Drill Sergeant 39 states and the Dis- - Anne Bradley of Philadelphia has Iiesenting Columbia are becoming been made supply sergeant X ware that war is not a tea Breakfast hour is 6:15 a m for party rid they're agreeing with their the auxiliaries and half an hour soldiers that the home later for the officers but the W A r rother don't fully realize what it's A C cooks are on'a shift ' There are groups of W A A Cs ke i ayedi---4Pv—T- he I k I I y 4) n heat in the picturesque convent and the exquisite old tiles in the dormitory floors are chilly to step on at 5:45 a m They stood reveille at first but they had to use flashlights and it was decided there was no sense in tempting :Jerry who frequently stages air raids In this area just (De-suburb- an 4 4 ( Week Seven-Da- v 1 c t IAllr 3 24-ho- ur go-Th- ey rave about the charm and ing and coming from work around i ua:ntness of the city in which the clock I hey are stationed 'It's wonder- - One unit in the personnel sec -11- l- says WA AC Auxiliary lion leaves at 6:45 a mi those reIirances Garland of Woodstock P orting to the army motor pool start out at 7 a ml it t 8 a m the 1 They talk about their living day shift telephone and teletype 'I never thought I would operators go and the clerical and tuarters in a convent" comments stenographic force departs a half- : uxiliary Mary H Lovell of Cur- - hour later :ice Ohio Incidentally speaking of office But nnrth Africa isn't exactly a workers one IN A A C auxiliary at this season for Nana Rae of New York City form- vinter I tort RAVENNA Ohio Feb 12 Urn— They're really praising the Lord and passing the ammunition at the R avenna ordnance plant Some 10000 workers — most of them women—each day are load- ing trains with everything from d shells and small d blocktank mines to buster bombs Trains shuttle across the 22- lt acre reservation constantly porting the ammunition to ports and delivering it to storage igloos at the ordnance depot adjoining the arsenal grounds s Most of these igloos—earth-coyiered concrete sheds widely dispersed to minimize damage in event of an accident—are stacked to the roof with demolition bombs and some house The complete transition of an area that once produced bountiful farm crops into the nation's largest arsenal producing complete rounds of ammunition was evident Friday during a war department tour for newsmen Here shell and bomb casings are filled with T N T and other high explosives fuses and cartridges Or fins assembled and the ordnance is ready f o r artillery pieces or war planes' bomb racks These dangerous tasks are per DETROIT Feb 12 (INS)—Good old American teamwork and nerves have increased aircraft weight production by 340 per cent since Pearl Harbor despite a com- parative loss of 17 per cent in employes and 12 per cent in man- hours That is the record to date of a major group of American airplane builders who promised President 50000 airplanes he in the bleak days after the Japs made a mess of Pearl Har- bor The goal of these sky wizards much higher for 1943 and with S8000000000 worth of orders for bombers and pursuit planes they'll make it just like General Jim- mie Doolittle made it to Tokyo and back in one of their John C Lee told the story before the Adcraft club in Detroit Fri- day after visiting eastern aircraftplants where an airplane swapping system is under way two-poun- anti-Rig- formed mainly by women who think more about winning the war than the possible death that lurks in their work Colonel J K Clement of the ordnance depart- ment commanding officer at the arsenal said more than 60 per cent of the production force is women They assemble all precision parts that make up the shell fuses In which three sequences of ex- plosions are set off before the shell explodes Casings and other metal parts are not made at the arsenal but are supplied by sub- contractors in several Ohio cities Operating 168 hours a week the arsenal is turning out the ammu- nition faster than it receives nec- - ht 2000-poun- trans-Roosevesea-ask- 4000-pounde- B-2- er private secretary to the dent of a steamship company is happy as a lark—she has drawn the number one job as secretary to Lieutenant General Dwight D Eisenhower commander of the allied forces in north Africa ed essary parts rs Alfrerian Envov rn Reaches London LISB014 Portugal Feb 12 (1P) —Yves Chatel former governor of Algeria arrived Friday en route to London It vvas reported Chatel was car- rying an important message from General Henri Giraud to General de Gaulle : PITTSBURGH Feb 12 free government when a u- Representative Joseph W Martin house minority leader and former Republican national chairman Friday night called his party in a Lincoln Day crat can put into effect on his own initiative regulation which WASHINGTON Feb (7I')— Army training of specialized per- sonnet in colleges and universities will start by March 1 "unless unforeseen difficulties arise" This word came Friday from address to "rescue the people Colonel Herman Beukema director from the injustices and reckless- of the specialized training pro- - ness of an arrogant bureaucgram who said courses in engi- - racy" neering would start first Other "We do not intend to have our types of training are expected to free be under way by April 1 representative government He and Brigadier General Joe N dominated by scheming self- Dalton assistant chief of staff for seeking bureaucrats" he de- personnel services of supply both clared "We do not intend to emphasized at a press conference to ride roughshod them men courses that the permit taking the would be soldiers and not college ovr!:xpeAmierifcsanpeople control students in uniform of the government to the people They will be in a long work schedule-2- -1 to 25 hours or classl and to curb this rapidly expandor laboratory work and hours of - ing bureaucracy by ending the supervised study each week plus reckless granting of blank checks five hours military training and "The people are dangerously one hour physical training each to losing their system of close day "We are not sending the men there to participate in big time said do not include Institutions athletic programs" com?nented which will be eligible for basic eduDarton They won't have time" eational training and for medical Thus far no colleges have been courses formally designated for the trainGenerally he said the courses ing progratn although a list of 271 will be far shorter than those cuseligible for the work has been tomarily offered in colleges and lishect Those schools Beukema will not lead to degrees 12 e" congress has turned down This has happened frequently In He cited as an example the refugal of congress to limit ealartes and the subsequent $25000 ceiling imposed "Congress has turned down nu- merous projects only to find later that these projects have been built with 'blank check' funds" he asserted "This is not a defiance of the congress only it is a direct blow against our constitutional form of govern- re-up- on ment" ' It Pays to Be Safe On Valentine's day dont try to get by on your vocabulary Be sure—say it with flowers from Brown's Brown Floral Stores to 2 aert-(5- You - 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