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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1943

Page

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Notable Alpine Readers Boost Local News Reach

The column salutes readers and supporters including Mrs C A Brown who hosts pilots in a suburban home. It notes five servicemen reading the paper at her house and mentions readers Eva Shell Chaney and Lieut Elvie F Williams WAC praising the news. The piece closes with honors, address changes, and a total reader count of 191 toward a 200 goal.

C A. Brown Gayle W. Newman John B. Boynton Boo E. Munch Richard C. Klu Houston Merce Cal Alpine Havng Eva Shel! Chaney the Col Elvie F. Williams WAC Des Moines Land Fort Oglethorpe Gren Beft

Big housing project at air base opens last week

A 250 apartment federal housing complex at a pilot school opened last week to ease housing shortages in Marfa and Alpine. The Big Bend group provides units from one to three bedrooms with baths and kitchens, while the green houses offer unfurnished and eight-unit dormitory style buildings. Rentals are linked to worker salaries and include communal recreation and kitchen facilities supervised by Charles A. Barnett and Lt. Davis B. Clay.

Marfa Alpine War Department Federal Publ Housing Administration Big Bend Green Houses Unitent Green Rouses Charles A. Barnett Federal Housing Project Davis B. Clay West Texas

Marathon native graduates as RAF pilot at Napier Field

Flight Officer A C William W Hargus son of Mr and Mrs George W Hargus Marathon Ala graduated recently at the RAF Pilot school Napier Field Dothan Ala as a pilot and was sworn in F O Hargus received initial training at this Paris Flying school here while a student at Sul Ross College He is a graduate of Marathon high school

William W. Hargus George W. Hargus Marathon RAF Napier Field Dothan Ala F. O. Hargus Thiasparis Sul Ross College Marathon High School

Fall Session Opens at Sul Ross College with New Faculty

Fall term enrollment at Sul Ross College brings many new faces among instructors as government manpower demand reduces staff. President H W Moreloci expresses optimism that the new faculty will uphold school standards. Chemistry and Physics will be taught by Dr Wallace E Duncan, a Johns Hopkins graduate. Dr Duncan comes from Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos. J C Coleman, formerly associate professor of economics, has continued on Page 5.

Sul Ross College H. W. Moreloci Sul Ross Wallace E. Duncan Johns Hopkins University Duncan Southwest Texas

WAC Week Ends Panel in Alpine Big Bend Links

Postwar clinic series culminated in a panel at Sul Ross auditorium with Frank McCollum and five discussants emphasizing water, roads, and Alpine readiness for Big Bend National Park. WAC Week highlights included Open House, a drill exhibition, and a graduation review at Jackson Field. Col. Hartman spoke at the exercises and Col. Arnold expressed hope for ongoing civilian ties to the WAC program.

Frank McCollum Chamber of Commere Sul Ross WAC Alpine Jackson Field Wacs Kurtz Wace Col. Hartman George F. Hartman Alton V. Arnold

Maxwell Named Big Bend Superintendent In Park Service

Lt Alfred Douglass letters from Iceland describe modern comforts and friendly locals while stationed abroad. The news notes Rous A Maxwell of Oklahoma is appointed superintendent of Big Bend National Park, citing his familiarity with the region and proven administrative skill. Maxwell, born in Indian Territory in 1900, is a Northwestern geology doctoral graduate who taught there and at the University of Oklahoma before joining the National Park Service.

Coke R. Stevenson Alpine Big Bend National Park M. R. Tillotson Santa Fe N. M Secretary of the Interior Rous A. Maxwell Tillotson Maxwell Big Bend National Park Service Northwestern Indian Territory Oklahoma Chandler, Okla University of Oklahoma Northwestern University

Bond Sales at Rally Here Total 42500

Officers and enlisted personnel of WAC Branch No 7 led a local bond rally that boosted sales to over 3000 in cash and 2000 in pledges. Units Co A and Co B donated two 100 bond pledges each to the American Red Cross and Army Emergency Fund. Purchases exceeded payroll deductions, totaling about 3500 monthly planned across the unit. Lt Marguerite Kurtz noted strong voluntary buys.

South Rebel Club National Guard Army Douglass Casner Motor Co California WAC CF Relief Society Marguerite Kurtz

New First Aid Class Announced at Sul Ross

A new standard American Red Cross First Aid course for anyone over 17 will start next Monday at 7 30 p m in room 119 basement main building Sul Ross. The two week, five night program runs Mondays through Fridays with sessions at 7 30 p m each evening. The revised ARC First Aid manual will be used Miss Lutie Britt, Sul Ross physical education director, will instruct.

Sul Ross American Red Cross ARC Lutie Britt

McDonald Observatory Gets Fresh Aluminum Paint

Fort Davis September 15 The W J McDonald Observatory at Mount Locke near Fort Davis receives a new coat of aluminum paint after surface rust appeared on the dome painted in 1996. War time needs redirected research funding and staff to practical tasks, with several astronomers serving in or aiding wartime efforts.

McDonald Observatory Fort Davis W. J. McDonald Observatory University of Texas Mount Locke C. T. Elvey Warner and Swasey Company War Department Wa Production Board Washington National Decorating Co Chicago Texas Weston L. Krogman University of Chicago Krogman Observatory T. L. Page Admiral Nimitz Yerkes Observatory McDonald

Local Draft Office To Be Closed Afternoons

The local Selective Service board will take an inventory on September 16 1980 and will close each afternoon during the inventory period. Registrants are asked to call in the morning if they have business with the board. If urgent, call the office by phone No 97 4.

Selective Service Board

Crowd Sees Hollywood Stars At Bond Rally

A bond rally before Granada theatre drew a large crowd last Friday afternoon. War bond purchases totaled 42 500 pledged, with Hollywood stars George Byron Mary Lee and Elaine Shepard in attendance. The event included the Wae school air base band and closed stores as schools dismissed. Committees from local groups are selling bonds, with early totals near 67 402 reported and post offices yet to report. The county backs the $18 billion effort with a goal of 200 000 BACK THE ATTACK BUY WAR BONDS.

Granada Theatre G. W. Baines County ‘War Finance Committee Hollywood George Byron Mary Lee Elaine Shepard Wae Baines Macrathon Alpine

Parent-Teacher Meet Set for Alpine Schools Monday

Patrons of Alpine public schools may meet their children's teachers at the first Parent-Teacher Association gathering next Monday September 20 in the high school auditorium. Mrs Curly Davis will preside at a short business meeting at 3 48 PM followed by a musical program by Mrs King Terry and an informal tea in the economics room. Mrs Guy Crawford hosts the tea portion. The hour is 15 minutes later than in past years and the meeting should end by 8 PM.

Alpine Assa Curly Davis King Terry Guy Crawford

Plans For Highway 80 Improvement Started

George J. Kempen Jr senior resident engineer and Donald Jones return from McCamey to resume surveying and plans for highway 90. H G Mace Kechney and his helper arrived to assist. Kempen and Jones expect to start work the first of April. Right of way data will be secured for post war highway changes to let the county proceed.

Nderson Times George J. Kempen Jr Donald Jones McCamey H. G. Mace Kechney Filly Alvin Kempen Jones Wink Odessa Kermit and

Mrs Lloyd Moss Visits Relatives in Long Beach

Mrs. Lloyd Moss and her young daughter from Long Beach California are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G K Lange and other relatives during their stay.

Lloyd Moss Little Daughter Long Beach, Calif G. K. Lange

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