Student Body Convention Sets Gathering at Yuma High
About 100 delegates from Arizona high schools will attend the eighth annual Student Body Officers convention at Yuma Union High School with State President George Britt presiding and Mary Louise Balsz as secretary. Delegates tour classes and build ings, attend a luncheon, and hear reports before a local dance.
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George Britt
Mary Louise Balsz
Barbara Schmitt
Norman Finn
Stanley Musgrove
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British War Costs Rise to Record Sum in Expenditures
London reports last week British war expenditures reached a record 90,133,950 pounds about 360.5 million dollars. The prior week used 72,350,000 pounds about 289.4 million dollars. Year to date since April 1 totals 2,149,918,499 pounds about 8.6 billion dollars.
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School Room Study Is Faced By 15 000 U S Guardsmen
Fifteen thousand national guardsmen in anti aircraft units will endure thirteen or more weeks of classroom training before firing a gun at the training center in Hinesville Georgia. Army officers map out strict schedules with house keeping and sound movie rooms planned to support intensive instruction. The unit mix includes regiments such as the Savannah Hussars dating to the revolutionary era.
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Army Training Topics Include River Crossings And Air Defense
The morning program covers River Crossings, small arms fire against aviation, tactical use of an anti-aircraft regiment and animal care.
Phantom Auto Fleet Planned For U S Army
The War Department plans a fleet of low-slung four wheel drive reconnaissance autos to replace sidecar motorcycles. Ford Motor Co. awarded a 1.3875 million dollar contract and American Bantam Car Co. a 1.419051 million order for the new vehicle tested at Holabird Maryland. The exact number of cars and specifications remain secret.
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Phantom light cars with sloped bodies for camouflage
In a light car class concept about 2 000 pounds, three bucket seats, minimal bodywork and a low silhouette. The phantom designation implies no armor, carrying light weapons and possibly one or two gunners. In Minneapolis a separate note reports a white mouse owning Marshall Couch’s cat and its litter in the same dwelling.
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