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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1944

Page

7

Turks Demand War Supplies Before Entering Conflict

Cairo dispatch reports Turkish government flatly refuses to join the war or grant lease covers to Allies until a huge volume of materials is delivered, with months needed to ship and train. Turkish generals assess German forces far above British estimates and decline monthly aid in exchange for quick entry.

John F. Chester Cairo Mar Turkey Washington Europe Bulgaria Adana

General Eisenhower Urges U S Army Guard Its Reputation

London March 7 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, addressing every American serving under his command, urged discipline to protect the army’s good name in the United Kingdom. He warned officers to curb improper motor transport use drinking in public excessive drinking loud language slovenliness and discourtesy to civilians. He urged mutual respect with the British and stressed officers must know their men and protect their rights to appeal against punishments.

London Mar Dwight D. Eisenhower United Kingdom Eisenhower WAC

Flight Schools Report Low Fatality Rate at Conference

Arizona and California flight schools heard at an Aeronautical Training society conference that civilian and military cooperation yielded one fatality per 43 478 hours of training for Army air cadets. President J Wen Combs presented the figures yesterday.

Ywood Mar Arizona Ifornia Aeronautical Training Society J. Wen- Combs Ina

Repatriates On Gripsholm Not All Happy About Trip

Lisbon March 7 The Gripsholm liner carried 711 North and South American internees home from Germany and occupied Europe Many uneasy with uprooting families and long separation while some veterans from the 1917 AEF longed to stay near wives and children at least until the war’s end Some sought to remain in Portugal but were ordered to proceed to the United States A later group is due March 29.

Gripsholm Wade Werner Lisbon Mar Swedfish Exchange Atlantic Germany Europe AEF France Portugal United States

Conferees Finalize Vote Bill Amid Ballot Battle

Washington March 7 conferees finalize a service vote compromise seen as a legislative setback for federal ballot advocates. The bill, likely to gain a Senate vote Thursday, would offer a federal ballot only if state law authorizes it and only to servicemen without a state absentee ballot by Oct 1.

Howard Flieger Washington Mar Senate-house Senate Roosevelt

Wastepaper Campaign Receipts Sag In Feb Week

New York reports wastepaper receipts for the week of February 19 at 125 500 tons. Edwin S Friendly, chairman of the newspaper committee of the U S victory waste paper campaign, says the figure mirrors early drive totals and urges greater newspaper effort to boost public awareness and savings.

New York Mar Edwin Friendly

Poppy Sale Tops Records in Tucson Fund Drive

The Saturday Poppy Sale on Tucson streets raised $2,200.60, a record high surpassing last year by over $475. Top sellers were Mildredster, Lee, and Gendron of VFW auxiliaries, with $104.21, $85.79, and $78.37. Marana field collectors Anderson and Schober posted $186.27. Prizes for high school girls went to Mildred Plummer, Donher L. Smith, Shirley Jones, and Georgia James. The event was sponsored by Tucson Post 549, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and its auxiliary.

Tucson Mildredster VFW Auxiliary Serapita Lee Annabelle Gendron Marana Field Margo Derson Isabel Schober Mildred Plummer Roskruge Donher L. Smith Amphitheater Shirley Jones Georgia James Mansfeld Veterans of Foreign Wars Lillian Rojeski Auxiliary A. 5. Smith

Army Sergeant Springs New Excuse For Delay

Chicago dispatch reports Corp. Ed. Rocklin a military policeman arrived at Fort Sheridan 24 hours late after calling from Chicago. He explained he put his handcuffs on to show his girl they worked and could not remove them until a locksmith freed him.

Chicago Mar U.p)—Corp Rocklin Fort Sheridan Post

Tillyer Crackled Crystals Boost Navy Transmissions

The navy uses tiny crystal pieces to control airways transmissions. Dr. Tillyer developed a new cutting method placing one face parallel to a mother crystal's electrical axis, yielding crystals with greater efficiency and constancy, improving interception resistance.

Navy Tillyer

No Two-Pants Suits Are In Sight As Yet

The War Production Board in San Francisco announced no relaxation of wartime clothing rationing for men and boys. Two-trouser suits pleated trousers and vests for double breasted suits will not be permitted until military fabric demand declines. Limited zinc use for zippers and button backs or shells is authorized to speed production and save man-hours.

San Francisco War Production Board WPB

Coal Strike Threatens English Fuel Production

London March 7 reports twelve thousand Monmouthshire coal miners walked out over a wage dispute, worsening fuel shortages already strained by an unofficial slowdown by thousands of other pit men.

London Monmouthshire

Consolidated Vultee achieves high output per employee for heavy bomber work

The War Production Board notes 151 pounds per employee as the top output in heavy bombers, with lower unit costs as output rises. Consolidated Vultee saved the government 250 million dollars last year through new economies and manpower use, while coordinating with about 7000 suppliers. The company pursues a new four engine heavy bomber and a giant transport aircraft for non stop Europe trips, plus the Stout Research Division in Dearborn Michigan led by William B. Stout advances military and civilian aviation projects. The firm pledges no let-up in production until victory is won.

San Diego War Production Board Vultee Nashville Consolidated Vultee Stout Research Division Dearborn Michigan William B. Stout

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