The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 14

PAGE r'GHT I THE CHILL1COTHE ON TITU 1 ION TRIBUNE, CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI THURSDAY, FEB. 21, FIVE MORE MEN JOIN THE REGULAR ARMY Unusual Educational Advantages Are Offered Now. Ft. Leavenworth, notified the Regular Army.recruiters at city hall, Chillicothe, that five more men from this district joined the Regular Army and were sworn in. Paul E.

Combs of Marshall joined for eighteen months, U. S. Army, unassigned; Ernest L. Brown an1 Ivan W. Harden of Wakenda joined for three years in the cavalry which is all motorized for the European Theater of Operations; Lloyd E.

Wright of Brookfield and James F. Newell of Cameron joined for eighteen months, U. S. Army, unassigned. This country is determined to maintain the finest, best-trained, best-equipped air force on earth.

To accomplish that goal calls for employment of every skill and trade found in any other branch of a nd many more which are exclusive with the Air Forces. This means that you will have unusual educational advantages. There are over 420 specialties. In addition to technical courses, there are all kinds of administrative and trade opportunities. The Army Air Forces lead Pages of Passion in "LOVE LETTERS" RITZ TUBS.

the world in the new scientific de-' velopments in aviation entering the most highly skilled fields known to television, electronics, jet propulsion, atomic power. As a result, there will be a higher percentage of openings in technical skills than ever before, and your opportunities for advancement will be proportionately greater. The educational values of enlisting in the Air Forces are, in themselves, mighty important to you. Add to them many attractive enlistment privileges, provided by the new Armed Forces Recruitment Act of 1945, and you'll find that a job in the Air Forces is hard to beat anywhere else. Get all the facts from your Regular Army recruiters, city hall, Chillicothe.

1 "Now, Eem, A Big, Broad Smile Like When Maw Serves Th' Quaker Oats In TV Mornin'." There are always real smiles when real Quaker Oats goes on the table. It's the world's best- tasting breakfast food. The one Americans favor above all other cereals. But for that real famous Quaker Oats flavor, be sure to get real Quaker. Oats.

Real whole-grain -oatmeal leads all other natural cereals in those great healthful values you've always heard so much the spark-plug energy Vitamin BI in Protein for growth of children, stamina in Food-Energy itself. In everything there's always one that's best. Get a big, economical, red-and-blue package of real Quaker Oats at your grocer's. Serve it regularly. QUAKER OATS The World's Best-Tasting Breakfast Food Life In Saipan Shown Last Night Louis Higdon Entertained! Members of Lions Club With Slides.

Louis Higdon, who served in the Seabees for three years, two years in the Pacific, showed colored slides of life in Saipan and Okinawa before members of the Lions Club at the weekly meeting of the club Wednesday night in Victory Room of the Strand Hotel. Pictures taken aboard a convoy enroute from Saipan to Okinawa and on the battleship Nevada, returning to the states, were also included by Higdon. Ralph Norman, county chairman of the Boy Scout finance drive, spoke to the Lions regarding this important activity and urged their support for the drive. Club members voted to contribute the Tail- twister's Fund and attendance prize money to the drive. A letter of appreciation to Dr.

L. L. Atha, chairman of the Blind and Sight Conservation Committee, was read to the club fiom one of the many persons who has received benefit from this phase of the Lion program. Lloyd Banta, first vice-president, served as chairman at the meeting i in the absence of president Flick Girdner. Carl Elliott was introduced as a new member by Logan Mason.

Mystery Man of the evening was J. W. Tucker his prize going to Earl Barnes. SAFEWAY Krogcrs 2-20 oz. CLOCK loaves 46 Country Club GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 29c AH popular brand CIGARETTES $1.24 Carnation MILK 27C 2 No Avondale SAUER KRAUT 27c Country Club FRUIT CAKE C.

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