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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1943

Page

7

Bruce Floor Cleaner for Oak Floors

For sale from Eelipse Lumber Company an economical floor cleaner that preserves wood, removes dirt and marks, and includes wax. Call 71 9218 for details. Also Baker's Hatchery lists baby chicks by pickup location and date at 1326 N. Marion Highway No. 1 phone 601-R 9212eod.

Eclipse Lumber Company BRUCE Eelipse Lumber Company Call W. R W. Leg W. Leghorns Baker's Hatchery N. Marion

Washington Men in Armed Forces Fort Knox Tank Mechanics School

Technicians from armored divisions nationwide enroll in the armored force school at Fort Knox Kentucky for a special course in tank mechanics. Major General Alvan C. Gillem Jr. and Brigadier General J A Holly head the program which trains armor personnel with live engine tests and field conditions. Corporal Lowe B Carlson from Washington Iowa is among the graduates and the program emphasizes hands on repair and operation of tanks from track to turret.

Fort Knox Armored Force Alvan C. Gillem, Jr Thomas J. Berdo Henry Berdo Washington Iowa J. A. Holly Fory Knox General Grants Armored Force School Jacob L. Devers Corporal Lowe 8 B. Carlson Pearl Carlson County Hospital Tank Department

Armored Force Training Highlighted In Army News

Recent graduates from the armament school at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command include Pfc. Ronald Dean Cox and Pfc. Robert Megchelsen of Iowa. At Fort Knox Kentucky Private Harrison Junior Knott begins basic training in the armored force replacement training center, with a twelve week program split into two six week periods emphasizing organization, discipline, and specialized tank and reconnaissance courses. The center now operates eighteen training battalions under Maj. Gen. Charles L. Scott and forms Armored Divisions for the fast moving land force.

Lowry Field Colo Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Ronald Dean Cox E. R. Cox Washington Iowa Camp Dodge St. Petersburg Fla Clearwater Army Robert R Megchelsen Karl Megchelsen Ainsworth Ainsworth High School Donald Ernest Kiesey Walter Kiesey Scott Furniture Fort Knox Armed Forces Harrison Junior Knott Ella Knott Armoored Force Replacement Training Center Charles L. Scott

Wells at Fort Harrison starts finance basics

Pvt. Walter W. Wells of Washington Iowa arrives at the Finance Replacement Training Center to begin basic training in finance. He is married to Mrs Virginia C. Wells of Hamill South Dakota and son of Mrs J E Wells of Wagh

New Armored Force School Class Reported at Fort Knox

Lt. Gen. Jacob L. Devers orders a new class of soldier students to report at the Armored Force School to take the Wheeled Vehicle Department course. Pfe. Diane Van Winkle, son of Mr and Mrs W H Van Winkle of Brighton Iowa, is listed among the new enrollees. Brig. Gen. J A Holly commands the school that trains officers and technicians for armored divisions and keeps vehicles rolling in combat.

Fort Knox Jacob L. Devers Armored Force Armored Force School Pfe Diane van Winkle W. H. van Winkle Brighton Iowa J. A. Holly

Finke Begins Recruit Training At Farragut Iowa

Clyde B. Finke son of Mr and Mrs S L Finke from Crawfords ville Iowa started recruit training at Farragut Idaho the second largest United States naval training station in the nation.

Farragut Idaho Clyde B. Finke S. L. Finke Crawfordsville Iowa United States Naval Training Station

Training Maintains Navy Cadet Discipline At Farragut

While in training here, he learns military discipline and seamanship and undergoes physical hardening. Upon graduation he may attend a navy service school at Farragut for specialized training or join the combat forces of the United States fleet in action against the axis.

Navy Farragut United States

Private Robert Miller Joins Camp Roberts Training Troop

At Camp Roberts California recruits at the infantry replacement training center include Private Robert Miller age 20 son of Harold Miller of Crawfordsville Iowa. Before induction he was a student at Coe College Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Camp Roberts Calif Infantry Replacement Training Center Robert Miller Harold Miller Crawfordsville Iowa Coe College Cedar Rapids

Riverside Woman Completes WAAC Training at Camp Polk

Dorothy Katherine Thomann of Riverside Iowa has finished a brief refresher course in the 41st WAAC training regiment at Camp Polk Louisiana and is assigned to a headquarters company to take over non combatant work at an army post station or camp. She is the daughter of Mrs Katherine Thomann of Riverside.

Camp Polk Dorothy Katherine Thomann Riverside Iowa 41St WAAC Katherine Thomann

Cadet Gardner Completes Preflight at St Mary's College

John D. Gardner of Washington Iowa has finished the U S Navy pre flight course at St Marys college and will be transferred this week to the naval air station at Oakland California. He belonged to the twentieth battalion in a graduating class of 242 cadets and completed intensive military academic and physical training as he moves to primary flight training.

U. S. Navy St. Mary's College John D. Gardner Washington Iowa Naval Air Station Oakland Calif Gardner

New Emergency Ration Kit For Shipwrecked Sailors

Canadian naval headquarters unveil a raft kit to aid survival with eight 16 ounce water tins eight high calorie food tins and eight sealed milk tablet packets per kit. Four kits attach to each ten man raft and the food container includes twelve chocolate tablets two chocolate bars and biscuits. The entire kit is coated with salt water resistant paint.

Uim

Family garden yields high value for time invested

The piece notes that home grown vegetables return significant value for the effort, comparing produce for home use to retail purchases and highlighting the convenience and costs saved by growing one's own garden.

Puerto Rico expands seed growing to save shipping space

Puerto Rico spends half a million dollars to grow food seed on more than 4300 acres using 18000 workers for wartime efficiency. Food shipments from the United States will be reduced accordingly to support war materials.

Puerto Rico United States

Dehydration Boom Aids War Efforts in 1943 Plan

The 1943 plan calls for four times as many vegetables to be dehydrated as 1942. Most of the dried produce will be directed to army needs and Lend-Lease programs, reflecting wartime priorities and shortages.

Local Auction Notices and House Goods Sales

Midway Sale Co in Columbus Junction holds weekly sales every Wednesday. A community sale occurs Fridays at Whittaker sale barn. June 8 marks a closing out sale of a house and household goods. Mrs Myrtle Ramshaw of Winfield Iowa listed. June 5 at 3 o'clock Mrs G W Hotle sale of household goods at 1020 North Town Ave. The late Mrs T T Keeley household goods in Washington referenced.

Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction Whittaker Sale Barn Myrtle Ramshaw Winfield Iowa G. W. Hotle North Town Ave T. T. Keeley

Hogs cattle and sheep markets steady at Chicago fair

Chicago June 5 hogs 500 undertone steady top 14.50 on close. Barrels weighed 180 to 3860 lb sold 14.20 to 14.40. Sows 13.90 to 14.15. Light weights 13.50 to 14.25. Cattle 100 with upturn across classes. Choice steers 16.90 top. most fed steers 14.50 to 16.50. Heifers 13.75 to 16.00. wealers 15.00 to 16.25 after earlier gains. Lambs 100. Prices closed 25 to 50 cents lower. strictly choice 106 lb Clippers 15.45.

Choice

Chicago cash corn prices in June grain report

Chicago market update lists cash grain prices for June 5. Corn shows 3 yellow 106 and 2 white 23. Oats include 1 white 681 and 2 white 68 with the usual price quotations.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Tabl

Open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats rye listed by futures month. The table shows values for Sep Dec July and other maturities with fractional percentages and notes on deviations.

Bicycles Used for Long Journeys in South Africa

Gasoline and tire rationing across Africa has compelled South Africans to rely on bicycles for lengthy trips. Citizens adapt by traveling on two wheels to reach work markets and clinics amid shortages.

South Africa

Ducks Kept for Meat Grow Quickly and Hardiness Noted

Ducks are kept primarily for meat due to rapid growth and hardiness. A Pekin duck properly grown should weigh five to six pounds at 10 to 12 weeks of age.

Colors Change Diners Appetite Under Varying Lights

A study tested how color lighting on an attractive meal alters perception and appetite. Diners exposed to different colored lights found the foods less appealing as appearance changed, reducing desire to eat the meals.

Card of Thanks for Ray Martin Family

Our recent sad loss leaves us grateful for neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness will be remembered. Mr and Mrs Ray Martin and son Joe express appreciation.

Ray Martin Joe

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