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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1943

Page

5

Local Light Want Ads Promote Help at Low Cost

The notice urges readers to use Light Want Ads for capable help at small cost. Advertisers are told to dial F-1231 or F-17241 to place or charge their advertisement quickly.

Canada to Double Size of Air Force

Ottawa May 22 uns Strength of the Canadian air force will be approximately doubled this year to meet U boat activity in the west Atlantic Air Minister Charles Powers pledged today in his annual review before parliament He said aircraft deliveries from Canadian manufacturers and American planes will boost the force Crews to man the planes will be supplied under the British Commonwealth air training plan underway in Canada Powers revealed RCAP 4s plan to provide increasing coverage for Allied shipping in the Gulf of St Lawrence with present bases reinforced and new ones opened

Ottawa Uns West Atlantic Air Minster Charles Powers Enid Canada Powers Gulf of St. Lawrence

General Devers to Broadcast From England Tomorrow

Gen Jacob Devers newly named commanding general of the European theater will broadcast from England tomorrow over The Army Hour. The program, carried by WEYW in New York and other stations, will include the story of air transport and features by B C. Bb 2:30 p.m. GMT.

Devers Army Weyw York INS Jieub Jacob Devers England Army Hour B. C

Woman Builds Wooden Wheel Tug in Kelly Field

Elizabeth Parker of Kelly Field has invented a wooden wheel system for tugboats and small tow vehicles at the world’s largest air depot. Using oak wheels with steel bindings and rubber on rear, her design claims to reduce blowouts by striking spikes and shows off at local Hobby Lobby contest.

Elizabeth Parker Kellyfield America Maj Frank Young

Juvenile Officer Resigns After Long Service

Mrs. Dare Davenport resigns as assistant juvenile officer effective June 1 ending her long tenure since 1999. Chief Probation Officer George Plokena seeks action on removal of staff while Albert Trevino faces charges for outside legal work conflicting with juvenile cases. No successor named for Davenport who handled many Spanish speaking cases. new staff now includes Pickens Trevino Ebert Young Whitaker Biering.

Ftne Dare Davenpord George Plokena Albert Trevino Davenport Pickens,Trevino Paul Ebert Sue Young Antee Whitaker Mary Frances Bier- Ing

Palmer Services To Be Held Here

Services for 63 year old Wyidiam Joan Aire Palmer of 907 Benl Street will be held at 4 p m Monday from Porley Loving s chapel A native of London England Palmer died in Sin Antonly 40 years ago He was a retired mining operator Surviving are his widow Mel Helen Pollard Palmer sons W W Palmer and J B Palmer and brother H V Palmer

Wyidiam Joan Aire Palmer Benl Street Porley — Loving’s Chapel London England Mel Helen Pollard Palmer W. W and J. B. Palmer H .V. Palmer

New Treason Trial Denied

Detroit May 23 Max Stephan condemned to hang for treason in the Nazi friar Hans Peter Krug case had a new trial denied by Federal Judge Arter J. Tuttle. The judge rejected the pleading noting the alleged irregularities would not affect the outcome given the severe penalty.

Detroit CING Max Stephan Hans Peter Krug Arter J. Tuttle Stephan Muttle Hermoblar Milan United States Suprema Court Rogall

Liberator Group Marks Anniversary Amid War Service

Col. Edward J. Timberlake of San Antonio, commander of the Liberator tanker group known as ed's Traveling Owls, marked the anniversary of the Circus formed at Barksdale Field. Since April 1942 Timberlake and his unit have flown 37 bombing missions across two continents and served in four U.S. Army Air Forces. The group, now in England, has lost only four planes from the original force after a year of active service.

Edward J. ‘Timberlake San Antonio Rontal

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