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Seaman Finds Perils On Land ARIZONA REPUBLIC Phoenix, Arizona Fridav. May 14, 1943 Page 10 NEW YORK. May 13 (UP) No Mail Orders Accepted mm Radio Change Due June 14 WASHINGTON, May 13 (AP inirteen months at sea with most of the time spent on ships carrying munitions to Russia, and Albert J. Wood, a Baltimore seaman, was ready for some land fun in Manhattan. He came here two days ago with $3,700, all his earnings, oonuses and overtime tav for those 13 months.

Tc from this 1 QflSi fflBi 1 KffETJ fliEHtlft QfofERB 'Advertisement He met "a pretty girl and two James L. jy, chairman or the Federal Communications Commission, said today that the chain broadcasting regulations which were upheld by the supreme court last A aT men iney went to a notei. Today, he swore out a complaint against George Gaylor, 28 years old, and Irving Silverust, charging that they "rolled" him. "I'll be glad to get back to sea," said Wood. i v7 i2J does not want it.

The rules prohibit contracts for station-network affiliation from running more than two years, compared with the old practice of writing such contracts for five years. Another rule will limit the COMPLETE Monday would become effective June 14. Fly said his statement was prompted by reports to the effect that the broadcasting industry was under the impression that the commission intended to postpone the effective date until September or possibly later. June 14 will mark the expiration of 10 days which must elapse after the 25-day period allowed for filing of the supreme court mandate in the federal district court where the case was heard. The regulations are concerned primarily with contractual relations between radio networks and individual stations.

The rules will prevent a station from barring a program being of-i fered by another station which amount of time in a broadcast day which a station may option to a network. One of the rules most widely discussed is that which will forbid any network from owning more than one station in a single broadcast area. More than $15,000,000 was raised for the British Red Cross during the first year of the war. TWELVE PIECE 32 PIECE mam CREMEX Set 98 DESIGN ComP- 20 PIECE POTTERY SET CASSEROLE SET A Alt. rlfc" 1 Tug Boat Annie's Life Is Full Diary Of Gallant Flying Fortress Reveals Heroic Battles And Honorable Death z- mHmBtlHniK'! 6 4-Inch Casseroles With Lids CABALLER0 Set L0)9 GUARANTEED VlVld Comp.

FOR 1 YEAR ports to the C. O. on return to the AAF base. The plane catches more ack ack on the wings, and avoids a storm, otherwise no excitement. Dec.

6 With Lieutenant Williams piloting and Major Roberts going along as command pilot, "Tug Boat Annie" sinks a destroyer. 11111 1 I 1 -rtTV. WASHINGTON, May 13 (AP) Tug Boat Annie" lived less than a year, but her life was full from her birth, financed by citizens of Portland, to her death in the waves of the South Pacific after numerous victories over the Japanese. Her story the saga of a B-17 Flying Fortress was told today by FIRE KING DEEP LOAF DISH Dec. 14 The Zeros intercept again and the Fortress catchps pn- firrMffl the army air forces in this "dairy emy bullets.

Lt. Joseph Niece. CREAMER SUGAR CRYSTAL GLASS compiled by Corp. Buell W. Rolens, Guaranteed JMurphysboro, 111.: May 22, 1942 "Tug Boat Annie" arrives from a plant in California at an air depot in Calitornia, ready for assignment to a combat squad of Beach, N.

and his crew find hot action for 20 minutes. Two near misses, which did some damage, are scored. Jan. 7, 1943 Two raids are made on enemy shipping at Lae. A cargo boat is hit and left burning.

Three Zeros attack and a 45-minute fignt results. More bullet holes for the Fortress, but so far not a crew member has been injured. On the second trin a rrnivnv -ff Tan i ron. BOTH I.W IIH May 23 Capt. Paul I.

Williams, of Norman, flies the plane to ONLY the hop-off field, but the command ingr officer, Capt. Harry J. Haw thorne, of Iowa Park, doesn't like the sound of the engines. BacK to the air depot for four new bombed, "but the clouds are so low that Lt. Hal C.

Winfrey, Harlan. can't. SPC thf rPSlllts Vira BARREL TUMBLER June 6 The hop for overseas Zeros intercept on the return jour duty, with Lt. Bruce Gibson, of ney, aiiu iwu are snoi aown. Baltimore, at the controls.

A Jan. 8 Still fighting that, himrn stop 13 hours later for patrol duty, Of Jans Off T.ap. T.t Harris TO ion but combat isn far away. of Fairdale, N. takes "Tug Boat1 June 23 After a secret mission, "Tug Boat Annie" lands on an time out on a mission.

A de-rover is hit. and two mnrp Zp island in the i'acuic. are shot down. On the second trin of the day, with Lieutenant Winfrey in command, more Zeros inter ONLV June 26 Another flight. A heavy storm occurs on the last leg of the Journey, but Lieutenant Gibson tells the ground crew that "Tug Boat Annie" performed perfectly.

cept. Result: Three additional confirmations. Jan. 9 Anothpr fair rlav hut more holes for the boys to patch. June 2" this is the big day.

Australia is the next stop. Then combat. July 1 "Tug Boat Annie" ar Jan. 16 Rabaul is thp nhipntivp for today. Lieutenant Li pn re SALAD BOWLS ports: Buy Your Vitamins at a Drug Store! rives at an advanced base.

The crew waits for the signal that will "Pt is eaSV flvinir until uio roar.n send it after the Japanese enemy. the target, where all hpll hrpak Sept. 1 More than a month of loose. Annie's tail looks likp a ievp aftpr thp arlr ncl- ctriloc Viot- combat training. Oct.

6 Capt. Arthur A. Fletcher, The wines are riamappH nnp pnerino 10-Inch Size Each Box of 100 CAROID BILE SALTS 75e of Brentwood. takes "Tug Boat shot out and another damaged so Annie over Rabual. Although the juucii we nave xo ieatner it.

we leave the target and hpad for Flying Fortress is struck six times by antiaircraft, the crew unloads as huge fires are left behind at Ra- L. I A ti uctui. Aiier an nour we run into a storm. We trv to pn nvpr it un B-COMPLEX PENTA PLEX 2.89 1.00 GROVES COMPLEX B.89c ONE-A-DAY TABLETS 49e der it or around it. hut it can't ho done.

The crew battles the storm for hours, and the Fortress takes a Vegetable DISH Leniuc oeating. "We look for a honfh fn lan nr. hoping to salvage Annie, hut fat i against us. With the fuel reduced' to five minutes' flying time, I resolve to keen Annie's. rprnrH cln With Lid D.y BEZON CAPSULES.

1.98 HS)C Each eight bombs on a runway, and several Japanese planes go up in flames. Oct. 8 Another visit to Rabaul. The plane is struck again by the enemy, and hardly resembles the New Fortress that took off from Portland. Oct.

12 Lieutenant Gibson is at the controls for this trip over Rabaul. The bomb racks won't release the bombs, so Lt. Patrick Burke, the bombardier, tries his luck at fixing the racks. The bombs are released unexpectedly but find a target. Nov.

2 'Tug Boat Annie" gets a new commanding officer, Maj. John Roberts of Beebe, Ark. Dec. 3 The Fortress goes back to work. On the first mission, 15 Zeros attack the plane.

Direct bomb hits are made on a boat in Rabaul harbor. It blazes fiercely. Dec. 5 Much damage is done the enemy in the Gona area, as Lt. John R.

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