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"oSv JUNE 5. 1944 POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER Must Sacrif icer Says Dean Campbell 5ff trian J. CMWben 1 rirt CBurcn cauicusj, ol Cbnf.V "S.i,.rrt.T afternoon in Atd. Vassar college. This lectur.

Saturday afternoon in ir college. nia sewur weekend conference Wartime." sponsored community challenge. Dm Campbell 'iuld to SdBto for us We mj Ctiramr Ho mk acrincee for I'u lscklng in the pre war lscklng In the pre aoesker continued. intellectual strengto, order to Umt It exist. TO, be A'canb? no proof 1 ib, continued, 'out at the sam the person who denlei His ESince must be prepared to UJ JSt there is no purpose to the Hrld that all reUglon 1 a rrand JSul'on and that Christ was com misukcn In his belief In contrast to this.

It Is the re person who believes In the Thusr4n order Ji alUln spiritual strength, we must Krlleve and we must believe that Spiritual strength available to ua Then we must act on the basis of uiu belief and go to church and per form the other spiritual exercise lor these are the ways In which we ass snd receive. In an address In the Vassar chapel teaterdav morning. Dean Campbell asserted that "whether our generation Uses It or not. our chie task vUl'be to gather up the fragments thst remain." The boys coming home from the Army will have to lather up the fragments of their Sves. and we must help them to do It We must not make heroes of them for a few months and then for let them ss hsppened after the last We must deepen our understand in.

and nlan to help them, he urged. Miny of us will have to gather up the fragments or our own nopes ana "May "hive; to change our "plana and start afresh. Therefore, let us draw strength and courage from Christ who tells us to gather up the ftsiments thst remain, and to let nothing be lo. uhcTm i Yai'n ImilW to titan In Da Iwefc. ewe table toSt of HoSywOOB I SOB stora Heof yo noNon plcajco favor ilM frees the IXO slueooVang roars, ian hr.

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Bonis: Chorus. Klnis Men quartet. Saldenburs and Rebnor, lS Maior news events crxi cabled dcfily by TIMrs Tnillion dollar news stalt .203 correspondents scattered around the world. Weslbrook Van Voorhis. dynamic voice oi March of Time lame, brings you a color lul.

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Neva 1104 WMCA Talks and Muele WBC Nava: WlUlam L. Shliar vtXAP Neva Prom Washmaton WJX Jan Oart Trla WABC Joan Brooks. Sonsa 11 WOR Weather; Musl UM WSAP pifth War Bond Prolram: Ooreraar Schrtrker of Indiana. Bruce Barton. Pram Indlenapolla iReeordi WJX Cordova Bonis; Lavalla Orchestra and Olhere WABC Pastor Orchestra WJX Recorded Music II 00 WSAP, Neva; Music 'arlety Musla II SS.WEAP News: Music 1 ao WJl Neva; Musla (Ta 1) WABC Neva; Musla WOR NavaMlusla (To 1:411 jL CIO Challenges DeCordovaStafemenl week end statement by auy deCordoya, jrresldent of the Hudson River 'State hospital Employes' association that tha "majority" of th HRSn employer would oppose the formation of a CIO union at that hospital was challenged today, by sponsors of the CIO union that being formed at the Harlem Valley Ctate hospital.

1 would like to challenge that statement of Mr, deOordov declared Ellis L. Carter, spokesman for the CIO group' of the WffigdaM ln sUtutlorL ri doubt very much. that Mr. deCordora would have had time to canvass the opinions of his own mHk is 111 admit said Mr. Carterhat iir.

deCordova ta right when he says that. the; JCmployeaV association hasnt been able to get anywhere yet In the appeal for higher salaries for the attendant class of the state hospitals. That Is why we. are willing to take a chance with the CIO union we believe will hat union, which we believe will have makers." In connection with State Budget Director Burton's action on state hospital employes' demands for a higher Peld Hamllton salary scale. Car Iter declared: "Mr.

Burton, who has given us no encouragement, has told us that we are not a union. Our representative at the meeting with Burton conveyed the message to us that the state budget director, when ne refused to give us a. hearing, said he didn't recognize our "group as a union. I say that maybe he will recognize us If we do form a union." Carter said that employes of the Hudson River State hospital and the WasaaJc State school are invited to attend a CIO organisation meeting at Wlngdale on Friday, June 16. "We are already assured of 100 members for our CIO local," he said.

Polish Alliance Convention Held More than 175 persons" including US delegates, from, New York state communities attended the daylong 1841 convention here yesterday of circuit No. of the Polish National Alliance at the Polish American Cltixens' club. Words of welcome were extended the delegates jHvbehslI of Jhe city by Mayor Doran and the Rev.Thad deus Kamlnskl also spoke. High Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's church at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, with the delegates attending.

Over the Local Skyways SAIXT, charmlnr vocalist on the TOft OF THE ZVENINQ show heard ever the BL.UK Network (WKIP) tonight at 10:15, always arrives at the studio to find lovely bouquets of Hovers atop the piano' from "an unknown admirer: Bhe always takes them to one. of the entertainment centers for service men. visiting Hollywood. Every day at 3:15, through the faculties of the BLUE Network and WKIP, Hollywood stars are brougiit to us on th HOLLYWOOD STAR TIME show. Also featured are vocal rencuuons try larky stewart.

ELI OULBERTBON, famous bridge expert, will act as chsperone to the three BLIND DATE couples after the program, cf that. which comes to us over the BLUE Network snd WKIP 'onlght at (:30 WiUy.iemcec, JUtLKNErRANCL9. wUl be on hand as usual. WKhB Broadway hoodlum Ilk gillie and burlesque queen appropriately named "Mltxl" In the "lenac roles, COUNTERSPY, provides a honky tonk locale for Its BLUE Network tWKIP) broadcast tonight it I o'clock. A former medical student, whoa been in the Navy four years, now honorably discharged, JOHN HORAN, 38.

will appear on the BLUE Network's (WKIP. show HELDT TIME FOR HIRES beam oft 1 o'clock tonliht. He will ask for chance to earn money to continue nu studies. TERRY AND THE PIRATES. youngster thrlller serlal heard over the BLUE Network and WKIP Monday through at o'clock Is drams tld.

for radio by Al Barker rrom tne comic strip by Milt canin KAY MOORE never sits down when she's giving her program OKAYED BY KAY. She says he feels more at ease standing up. This program of Interesting stories and helpful shopping hints Is heard over "WKD? every Monday, Tuesdsy, and mursaay at ajn. Those plcnlc mlnded weekenders or washing minded housewives can get a preview of that Important accessory to their activities the weather, by listening to WKIP's lour dally weather, forecasts heard at 8 ajn, 1 pjn. and 11 pjn.

daily. JACK BAKER, who left th BREAKFAST. CLUB, which Is heard aauy at ajn. over the BLUE Net work (WKIP) to await orders from the Navy, returned for a visit the other day. The gang inns ne naa ion neverai ol those Jolly pounds he had been accustomed to carry around.

SURGICAL BRACES Orthapaadla Appnaaeaa ad SO BJaaa Daalsaad as rilled Baek Sappaeta far Saaro IUaa. tie. A Specialty Mid Hudson Surgical Co. Brtai Da laor Appllaoos Praaiem Two Service Men Mentioned in Releases Staff Sergeant Victor R. Plxsuto la serving 'in.

the 'central Pacific as a ball turret 'gunner 1 a Seventh AAF Liberator bomber. Sergeant Plxsuto, whose brother; Aathony lives at 30 Parkwood boulevard, was aboard the. "Chamber Maid when she took Dart In the first land based bomber raid on the Jap Island of Truk. "Be was formerly employed at the Ramapo Wine, and Liquor company, New burgh. Staff.

Sergeant Milton Oaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs, Reuben US Cannon street. Is serving orerseas as a supply sergeant with a Ninth AAF Service command advanced air depot repair squadron somewhere In England. Sergeant Caplan whose wife lives' at 70 Main street, Is a graduate of New York' university school of applied agriculture. Prior to leaving the country In IMS Sergeant Caplan was stationed the Aloe Army Air field, Victoria, Tex.

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Saivators Evangelist, 44, of Dan iels court, a bond. He was ticketed for parking In a bus stor. Bonds of one dollar were forfeited by several motorists. Including nrenaa u. liougntaung, 43, city; Ruth E.

Conklln. 4a, 14 Orand avenue; EdwardT. Brlggs, 52, It Manl tou avenue; Robert Drew. 43, Brooklyn; WlUlam H. Stickle.

ST. Violet avenue, Hyde Park; deorge Angel, New Vcnlt.CltyrDlxaMUr Atkins; 4s, Rhlnebeckv and Thomas a. Abrams, JO, Vernon terrace. They were booked for overtime parking. Shoeless Defendant Appears, in City Court Harry Scrlber, 61.

of LaOrange vUle. appeared In city court today in stocking feet to face a charge of public Intoxication. Scrlber. explained to the court that be came to Poughkeepsle and had a few drinks and "then passed out." "I guess somebody gave me a knockout drop, or something," the defendant explained: He told Judge Corbally that "someone stole my shoes, pocketbobk and hat." The defendant pleaded guilty. Scrlber was sentenced to pay a fine of IIS or serve IS days.in the County jsil.

He ssld he would arrange to pay the fine: Pitcolman Harmon made the arrest. James Patrick Hartnett. 57. of Lebanon, Pa, was given a 30 day sentence when he pleaded guilty to a charge of pubUo intoxication. The complaint was made by Motorcycle Policeman Doss.

Woman Serves Term Madeline Deyer. 42. of 28S Main street, who was arrfJ, last Tlvurs uay on a cnarge oi oisoraeny con nuct. wbb eentnaf1 1a the. rtnimt.

Isil today for five days. Clti Judse Corbally allowed the defendant cred it for the time she had served and she was The woman was accused of smashing a soda bottle In New Market streeL. Sentencing 'Delayed Sentencing of Mrs. Laura Jeanett Williams, 2ir of 143 North Hamilton street, who pleaded guilty last month, to a charge of concealing the birth of a child, Vsl' adjourned today by Judge Flannery for one month. aalus C.

Bolln 8r. attorney for tha defendant, asked for adjournment He told the court thst the defend. anV husband will, be working Jn New. Jersey the next month find there Would be nobody home ta ear for nther s' fmfrf" Mia. WiliiaiTis wss aocusetr of cuii eeaung.

uie Birth of her' newborn child, by attempting to destroy it In a rubbish Ore after the infant died TltZ QITEUXD ovrbtd alsctrls iron aud a sllgtit Or la thj horn of William Burdga, 102 patden street; shortly before 4:30 oUock vesterdsv after. noon: I and th Squad an "'V'' As of June 1 acv YbungMeii L. rr T.Vr, i'" 1" i mZ. May again join the Air Corps Enlisted Reserpi EsiIstMe.vt in The Air Corps Enlisted Reserve is once more open to qualified young Americans who want to win their wings on the "greatest team in the world" an AAF air combat crew. In April, thanks.

to the air mindedncss of 'America's, youth, the AAF's personnel program was well ahead of schedule. More than enough men were in training, and in the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve, to meet scheduled quotas for combat crews. At the same time, 'the need for men in other branches of the arny was urgent. Therefore, opportunities to join the AAF including the 17 year old Enlisted Re serve were suspended. As' the Commanding General pointed out, the suspension of enlistments in the Reserve was intended only as a temporary measure.

Accordingly, effective June 1, enlistments hare been opened in the 17ryear old Enlisted Reserve in order to insure sufficient number of. qualified individuals for training this fall. The AAF is a Team Todiyrthe AAF is powerful air force in the world. Fighting aide by side with the planes of our Navy and our Allies, it has won control of the sir in every theatre and has carried the war to the military and industrial hearts of Germany arid Japan. It is daring the enemy to "come iip and fight." Yet 'its losses have been less than anyone hid anticipated or even dared, to hope: That all this has, been accomplished is due, in large measure, to the fact that the AAF air corrtbst crew is mort than just planes and.

men. The combat crew is a ttam the greatest fighting1 team the world has ever seen with Gunners, Bombardiers, Navigators and Pilots flying and fighting toitthtr, to win. And any young man who wants AAF. wings should keep this ideal of Itamaork uppermost in his mind. It is the key to AAF successes in battle.

It will be the key to his own success in the AAF. If you want to fly with the AAF, may apply at any AAF Examining Board for enrollment in the Air" Corps Enlisted Upon passing the preliminary qualifying physicsl and mental tests, you will become a member of the U. S. Army Forces oii imctivt July. This means that you will not be called for training until you have reached your 18th birthday.

If you are at work you may remain on the job until you are 8. If you are in high, school, you may elect to finish the semester you are in when you become 18. If you are a high school graduate, not over 17 years and 9 months, you may elect to. tke.Adyita4e.cLliitAimy pexaalj2fsll. Training.

Reserve Program, which pro vides free college training formen approaching military, age. When called, you will first be given "basic" training. During this period, you will take "aptitude" tests to determine whether you will be classified for training as Gunner, Bombardier, Navigator or Pilot. lour Place on the AAF Team If you have an outstandingly hign apti rude rating for a particular position, you, may be given tut opportunity to compete for the classification that you prefer. But it is important to remember thafi jobs1' on, the AAF team are vitally important that "air combat crew not only are cream of the nationT young men, but (hat each seat in every plane must be filled by the man ieit quail jfotofillit.

Gunners go intoctual combat as noncommissioned ofHcerfc In gdduion to being the world's best aerial marksmen, gunners may qualify 'as trained technicians in radio, armament OrVairplane mechanics. Pilots, Navigators, and Bombardiers are graduated from training as 2nd Lieutenants or Flight Officers. Your and your rank, in the AAF will depend upon your own demonstrated abilities. For full information as to quauV fying for the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve, see your nearest AAF Board or local Army Recruiting Station. For Pre Avialion Training Whether or notryou you can begin iottqprepirycnirel to qualify for the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve.

See your 18cal Civil Air Patrol officers about C.A.P. Cadet Training also see your High School, principal or jciviser about recommended courses in the Air ServiceTJi vision of the High School Vic fory Corps. Both offer excellent pre avia. tion training and help point the way, to AAF wings. U.S.

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