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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
3
Aircraft carrier Wolverine, formerly the Seeandbee, hosts Glenview air station crews for seven day training on Lake Michigan. A 225 crew operates as in combat, with flights from the lakefront, landing on the floating deck as planes circle overhead and follow radio instructions.
The article recalls Lieut Charles Roemer guiding pilots to landings on the aircraft carrier Wolverine. Captain Roscoe L Bowman trains nearly 25 pilots daily with expert oversight and fits a long record of successful landings, each takeoff tested on the flight deck amid roaring motors and shouted signals.
Phyllis Belmont suggests making slip covers from gay chintz to brighten dining and living spaces. Create quilted chair backs that lace on, add a matching quilted seat pad, and finish with a ruffle. A slipper chair in a cool solid color with a striped ruffled flounce completes the look.
Beauty tips urge thrift from the Ledger Syndicate WNU Features. Scrape jars and lipstick holders to reuse cream oil and powder. A simple brush aids application as readers are advised to conserve cosmetic supplies and whip up a fresh preparation.
The War Department announces the first Indian chaplain in the Army of the United States Chaplain First Lieutenant James Collins Ottipoby Comanche Indian 43 born in Elgin Oklahoma a Hope College Holland Michigan graduate He studied at Western Theological Seminary in Holland and the YMCA College in Chicago with special training at the Methodist School for Pastors there
Army Air Forces teletype maintenance trainees learn to set up and maintain portable, mobile systems. In under two months they acquire skills to adjust, disassemble, and service machines, locate faults with oscilloscopes, and lay out military telegraph lines for field operations.
A look at wholesome pastimes as peace returns, urging youths to help on farms and enjoy games like Hearts of Michigan and Crazy Eights. Instructions cover dealing, drawing, and scoring, with penalties for unplayable hands and the goal of reaching 100 points for the winner.
Heating expert Luther Hart warns that early cold weather can strike suddenly. Women who run furnaces should now start up systems, have heating plants cleaned or repaired, and empty ash pits. Inspect grates and replace broken sections to ensure efficient operation.
The article instructs thorough cleaning of furnaces and stokers to remove soot and fly-ash, noting even 1/32 inch of buildup can raise coal use by 5 percent. It covers cleaning smoke pipes chimneys sealing unused openings inspecting warm air ducts and room registers and preparing next winter's coal early due to transport delays.
Household memo by Lynn Chambers offers outdoor eating ideas with beef barbecues hamburgers spareribs and salads. It includes a beef barbecue on buns recipe a sparerib sauce guide and a strawberry rhubarb pie recipe suitable for picnics and back yard meals.
Ceiling prices are in effect for vegetables including cabbage carrots lettuce spinach and tomatoes. Watch for changes in point values on meats and red stamp foods. Butchers post ceilings on walls and butter cheese sellers collect points before delivery. If a fill fails a ration check is issued to present to the local war price and rationing board. Uniform poultry prices have been set and the campaign against the poultry black market gathers pace.
Pattern 577 lists 16 motifs with sizes from 5 to 71 percent and 2 by 21 inches, including stitches and materials. Due to high demand and war conditions, fulfillment is delayed for some popular pattern numbers. Send your order to:
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