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sre left to individual devices la re-learning. Congressman Urges Refraining Of Fighting Pilots To Insure Nation's Air Future 50 "A boy who's flown 25 or Job eivil aviation, earning mail and passengers, flying freight and teaching others to fly. The nation owes those who want to continue in aviation a chance. But they will need to be adjusted to the radio missions over Europe isn't going to like it worth a darn if he comes home after the war and is told he'll have to get a civilian license I before he can go out to the air-i port and take his girl for a ride," declared one veteran airman who I nerve-battered pilots flight surgeons and psychiatrists feel i should be given an opportunity to retain associations with flying. Most of the primary schools flABIOV-HDOU Thursday, May 18 it Pajre 5 might not work equally well for returned pilots at the schools which are situated in restful areas.

These have dancing and, entertainment facilities in addition to complete equipment for light aircraft flying and maintenance. The "human equation" of returning airmen is a definite problem to aviation men who believe the postwar period is going to be an "air era" in which time and space and distance will take a good kicking around. Each military pilot represents an investment of something over $25,000 in aerial have little touches of luxury such as is seldom found at an out-and-out army installation. This probably is because they were erected by civilian operators, each with a natural competitive urge to have practices, the traffic systems and other amenities t)f civilian flying." Sparkman said he thought the contract schools had proved them-j selves safe, efficient and inexpen-' sive and would make ideal retratn-; ing centers. i Such retraining would be design-! ed to teach the so-called "Hot Pi-j lots" of combat the scores of i things they wrould have to a 1 with in normal civilian flying.

These are largely ignored in military training because that is pointed toward a specific job fighting. Some veteran civilian flyers i have expressed fear that unless a method of remolding the com-! bat pilots into "civil airmen is un-; dertaken, postwar aviation will suffer a setback in the public eye. Military flyers unaccustomed to comparatively low-horsepower engines and multiple safety reg-! ulations are apt to get into unex-j pected difficulties and cause By ED I BRIGES Atlanta, May 16 PV A Congressional suggestion Jhat the government use a part of its vast war pilot training plant to retrain combat airmen into the amenities of civilian flying stirred postwar aviation planners today. Rep. John J.

Sparkman (D-Ala.) advanced a proposal that the contract pilot schools dotted from coast to coast in the southern United States be utilized for this purpose because of their excellent facilities for flyings and relaxation. Many of the primrry pilot schools, which are operated by civilians since 1939 have taught more than 100.000 AAF pilots the fundamentals of flying, have unusually comfortable layouts, with swimming pools, roomy dormitories, spacious dining halls and other facilities not generally found at army posts. Nearly all the property of these schools is government owned, having been purchased months ago by the defense plant corporation. Several of these places would be useful as convalescent centers for has suprervised a primary school turning out several thousand fledgling air fighters. Under Sparkman's plan, military airmen would be sent back to the training schools for coaching, given an examination and provided with civilian pilot licenses.

Many an air fighting veteran has had his nerves so battered he is apt to be soured on aviation for life. The Air Forces have already worked out a system to return such men to fighting trim, using English country estates for rest homes. At these the pilots swim, hunt, hike and have a chance to tinker with and take hops in light aircraft. Flight surgeons who have observed the results say the rest home treatments work wonders in the attitude of flyers. Some congressmen and flying training men are wondering if the formula of relaxation and flying i a "better school" than the others.

They are conducted in a similar vein of friendly rivalry within the I Aeronautical Training Society, of which all the AAF contract schools are members. Rep. Sparkman asserted in an interview that those "who have won their wings never again will be the earth-bound men they were before they took up flying. Some of them can continue in the Army Air Forces in assignments commensurate with their training education. These airman are the core of the nation's flying future.

mm, i i in i Crusade Of Prayers Called For Biloxi BUoxi, May 17 Rev. Doctor Geoffrey O'Connell, pastor of the Church of Nativity announces that a special crusade' of prayers for men and women of Biloxi in the armed forces has begun at the Church of Nativity. For their intentions Holy Mass is offered each morning at 10 o'clock. 1 and skins. But generally their usefulness as combat pilots may be limited to years, or even months.

"However, most of these boys will have ahead of them a lifetime unnecessary accidents if they attempt civil flying without transition. Too, their pride in their flying ability might suffer if they mm DB WEST'S FOR VICTORY wmmmmmsmsm Georgia To Follow Mississippi's Plan Ash worth To Aid Womanpower Survey Plans are being formulated for' a statewide womanpower survey in the state of Georgia, following closely the system used in Mississippi at the present time under the Mississippi Joint Recruitment Campaign, it is announced by the Mississippi Office of Civilian Defense. Tilt Rev. O. D.

Ashworth, assistant director of the Mississippi state OCD, which has sponsored and the recruiting camapign in cooperation with the WAGS, WAVES, SPARS and the tj. S. Marine Corps Women's Reserve, has been Ctaed to Atlanta regional headquarters of the OCD by regional Director Jerry Connors, to outline plans for recuritment drive in the Peachtree State. In addition, Hsv. Ashworth Is slated to go to Washington this week to attend important meetings there relative to inauguration of the program on a possible nation basis.

a Mississippi is the first stats In the Union to open a womanpower survey on behalf of the armed services. Under the leadership of Mrs. Tom L. Bailey, wife of the Governor, as state chairman, the reaching it's successful climax at this with a number of the larger cities reporting the names of all eligible women areas surrounding and in those cities to the various services. Under the plan, the sendees, WACS, WAVES, SPARS and Marines, will subsequently contact the young women whose names are listed as within respective age limits and eligible for service with the armed forces, and will seek to promote enlistments of such young women In one of the services.

Governor and Mrs. Bailey have watched over and assisted in the Mississippi Joint Recruitment Campaign since It's inception, both expressing the opinion that it Is necessary and proper that the young women of this state should take an active stand in the war with one of the various branches of service. If they are not already In essential war work. Of the hundreds of young wo-men whose names are being reported to the armed services, few are actually in essential war work, therefore, it is considered thst many will find it their duty to actually sign up and serve. They are offered the very best of pay, living conditions and clothing, plus all other advantages offered servicemen and the knowledge thst they sre actually doing resl job for the war effort, Mississippi has set the pattern for the Joint recuritment campaign movement that seems destined to sweep the nation.

The Rev. Mr. Ashworth has notified the Jsck son OCD office from Atlanta that there Is considerable interest betas; shown in Georgis. Shortly after inception of the Mississippi program, Mrs. Althea OHanlon.

national field represen-tattve for the Washington offices of OCD was ordered to Jackson to study the state program. She has reported very faborabiv. iuvt NAVY Volunteer Speaks Korean- BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS NOW AT WAtGRHN 5 TOOTH BRUSHES "Exton" Miracle-Tuft Offensive In Italy Anti-soggy; won't shed Nylon Bristled "25" Lightweight OC' Long-wearing 4m0 ON SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY -4 SATURDAY RIGHT UNSERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Capital at Lamar Amazing revelations occur around recuriting stations where enlistees are required to fill out questionnaires. This 17-year-old Navy volunteer sent by the Columbus, recruiting office to be examined at Jackson, it developed spoke Korean as fluently as he did English. He was born in Soonchun, Korea, Manchuria province where bis father was Presbyterian missionary for 20 years.

He is James Kelly Unger, the son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Unger, present Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at West Pointy and Moderator of the Synod in Mississippi. Taught English in Lorean schools, and tutored by his mother, he'd never be judged as having paid only two visits to America from bis birth until 1941, when war ended Dr.

Unger 's duties in Mancurla. At West Point High School three years, he lettered each year in football and basketball, games he had never seen until his arrival to live here in 1941. His sister Martha Is a senior at Belhaven College and a younger brother and sister (Langdon, 14; and Betty, 12) are in high school at West Point. All speak Korean. James said the Japanese occupation of Man-churi was "pitiful" and that Ko- Keep Well: Keep Safe! Keep Workinfi Makes Sure Progress Along Entire Front Many Nationalities In Drive Against Hitler's Gustav Line By MAJOR PAUL C.

RABORG New York, May 15 (INS) The new offensive on the Italian peninsula is making slow, steady progress along the entire front. The Allies are fighting in San Angelo. Santa Muria and Infante have been captured. Gains of more than a mile have been mads In the Liri valley. The assaultingtroops are truly representative of the United Nations.

The Americans. British Dominions. Indians, Poles, men of the Frenchmen are driving against Hitler's Gustav line, constructed in the mountains on the Italian peninsula 'Already many Americans, because of our customary impatience, are asking why the progress is so slow. To them there should be only one answer. If Americans knew the plans of assault by the United Nations against Fortress Europe.

Hitler would know them too. Were that the case, the approaching offensives might be de Fkg. of 12 You're not in the fight if you're not on the job! Do all you can to stay well and working. Should an emergency arise needing your Doctor's attention, remember you can rely on Walgreen's for dependable prescription itrriOfcy BAYER ASPIRIN Faster Dissolving 12c eans were living as slaves, too the i Hi poor and hungry to resist Japs in force. timet Reputation SI.

SO Size PALMOLI 2 13c 10c SOAP ANUSOL Suppositories Box of Twelve MILK OF fVlAUfNtblA 26c leaders of the armed forces have asked that every effort be made to inaugurate the plan in other states, the OCD announces. (Limit I) mm acial Ti eBox 500 fZ Limited Supply I 10-ot. Pig. BAER-ing Down By WJ rm "BUGS BAER MOTH Many Plans Studied For Postwar Period Programs Set-Up All Over World Chicago, (INS) Blueprint ing the vast program of postwar reconstruction and development envisioned by local governments is a wide variety of planning agencies, whose combined bud gets for 1944 total millions of dollars. This is shown by information from officials of some 870 cities of 10,000 population or more supplied at the request of the International City Managers Association.

To generalize, two-thirds of the cities and towns actively are preparing to meet postwar problems, feated. The Italian attack is without doubt the first blow of the coming all-embracing assaults against Axis Europe. Strike First Blow For months plans have been made carefully, the necessary troops and supplies have been amassed at the proper locations, and then all of the many plans coordinated into the exact pattern of all the offensives which undoubtedly will be the most extensive and most bloody ever known to man. Gen. Sir Harold Alexander, commander of the Allied troops In Italy, made that definitelyy clear in his order of the day to his soldiers.

He said, in effect, that the Allied 5th and British 8th armies have been honored by being designated to strike the first blow of many to be directed against our enemies from the east west, from the north, and from the south which will result in the final annihilation of Hitler and his Axis ideology. BALLS Protect Woolensf FLOSS TOILET TISSUE (Limit 4 rolls) era Two-Snap Fasttntr 16-IN. DUCK DUFFLE BAG Former toil- 9 Handy 9 Inch Size Leatherette Utility Kit Former et 7QC ing price 1 39 I ZJ ocv (Limit I) Handy Sickroom Need Folks want to know if Pearl Harbor will go down in our history as a deieat. I reply in the negative all the way from a deep bass to a shrill soprano. Like earthquakes, floods and epidemics, Pearl Harbor is on of those things that express companies sre not responsible for.

Treachery in the gymnasiu is strategy in the ring. The Japs tried to bag the duke before the bell rang. 2 I TYSON HOT WATER BOTTLE Of. Jar ZIPPER BAG 18-in. Former ceiling 3.95 20 Federal Exciie Tax on LuggoB ODO-RO-NO tne other third has not begun to plan.

This one-third includes one- CREAM in tne past, there has been considerable criticism about sixth of the 377 reporting cities of DEODORANT slowness of the Italian campaign. more than 25.000 population and 59 Molded in one piece. 2 qt, capacity. even our leaders have acknowlede- MiC tmes unaer d.uuu (And of the nearly 600 cities re ed that it did not bo accordine to The murder of hostages, the bombing of hospitals, the starving of children are not victories. Pean Harbor is classified in that department in the museum of Tired? Run-Down? 100 VITASVS! schedule.

But in spite of that, still no one knows whether the time table of fighting on the Italian peninsula was held to that desired by the suoreme command. 4 Leak In Information The greatest objectives possible to the Italian assault have been accomplished the opening of tne 25c Size porting some postwar planning, the association said it was clear that about 20 per cent 55 cities in the larger population groups and 60 in the smaller had done little more than merely prepare lists of projects.) States Help Some Cities Municipal planning is done by 'regular" planning agencies con MENNEN IS OUR Bi TABLETS S8C OVCIUFV TALCUM Men's A fter-Shave Mediterranean sea to Allied shiDs and the establishment of great air- cerned also with long-range prob MM In Mailing Carton A COMPLETE WRITE KIT Cards, paper if envelopes ami HfTfj Olafsen brand. Olane bases at Fnp-vin There r-ouM lems, by special Dostwar asrenries. be a thousand and one other rea- I individual officials, plan- Multiple Vitamin Do You Lack Pep? 19c Thiamin cnor-ide. 5-mg.

size. ning agencies, or by a combina sons why that campaign was held to a slow rroce. and our lead- non 01 tnese methods. Cities in ers would say the time table had some. states notably New York.

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In much fighting it is quite passible that army, corns, and division commanders are totallv unaware of all objectives other than local The supreme command cannot KREML TONIC Grooms the Hair aT em OLAFSEN AY-TOL For ABDG; 25 capsules more than 100.000 population have taice tne chance of disclosing bat Monticello Baptists Urged To Pay-Off urch's Debts Monticello, May i T. C. Mc-Cullough, chairman of the Finance committee of the Monticello Baptist church, has issued a call to all members of the church for loyal co-operation in paying off the present indebtedness on the new-church budding during the month of May with Sunday, May 21, designated as "Victory Day" when an intensive campaign will be made to secure contributions for this cause. The balance due on a loan made from the First National Bank of Hattiesburg in 1942 is $1100.00 and it is hoped that this amount may be given Sunday so that dedication services may be held sometime in the near future. A splendid spirit of cooperation has been made in paying the debt of S7000.00 on the church, notes having been paid in many instances before they were due.

The Rev. D. O. Home, pastor of the church, led in the building program and E. Barnes has served as the efficient treasurer for tie plans, when it is unneressarv either -a regular or a nostwar nlan- to subordinate commanders.

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Collins. Ellard. was elected for District Three today. Other members are: O. Y.

Parker. District One; T. A. Beckett. District Two; H.

Odom. District Four and A. B. Myers. District five.

33 ity. 4-ounces I I I I board of review, while New York now has a postwar committee on nrogram in industry and business, netroit has special committee composed of the city planner, budget WfA public works superintendent to do postwar manning. Other tvpes of nostwar planning agencies include those in Snrins'-field. wherp tbe cltv manager Is assisted bv a ettv-countv planning committee cooperating with local in Camhrlde, where the regular nlan-ning hoard is assisted bv Chamber of Cnmmerro crrrnmlttP nark I I I I I Hard White Birch TOOTH PICKS Did You Ever Fish For A Hoot Durham. N.

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