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 By Kill I Smith, Y3c

 Question: Do you thinkS ;
 this country should have

 peacetime compulsory mili.
 tiiry: training?

 FRANK GEE, SlcAOM), At- ;
 .
 lanta, Ga.
 Yes. .We need something for a ,
 police force After what has happened c
 I think it will pay us to havea {
 big peacetime Army and Navy. 3

 i ,
 R. G GOODRICH, AMM3c,
 Humboldt, Tenn. ; ,
 Yes. A good offense is better y "
 than defense. We, are less apt to
 have some other nation start some. (
 thing with us, if we're backed up o-
 by a strong Army Also ,our views :
 would carry more power with other lik j
 'countries ;

 1iT S
 FRANKLIN KYSER, S2c. War : !
 ren, Ohio
 '
 No. I don't think we'll need it. : 1. -L ',
 '

 S R. J. TOMSON, MoMM2c, Webster .' : : :
 City Iowa
 It's a good idea. It would give bi
 # ; ,
 young fellows a chance to break : "
 .
 away from home and get a few '
 ideas of their own. But the main : ,; x }
 thing, it will prepare us for the '
 next war.PAUL ...

 ,0<
 VITALE, S2c, New York -
 City I I )
 ,f We still have to- have an Army
 ::111' peacetime, but. .1, don't think I II 1944.'r
 I guys should be drafted A lot of
 guys who didn't have any part of
 i! .this war should be'anxious to join

 up. THIS IS HOLLYWOOD'S IDEA of a "Safe and Sane'l Fourth of July. The -
 Vivian Austin former champion swimmer and model. She will be seen on the
 ROBERT DONALD' !ON, AMM \ersal's "Men in Her Diary," with Peggy Ryan, Jon Hall and Louise Albritton
 3c Detroit, Mich.
 Yes, so other countries won't
 overrun us. And it'll probably be Legal
 good for a lot of fellows 17 to
 18-help 'em grow up. MAINSIDE Office Has

 A. M. CLARK, S2c, Doylestown,
 Pa.It Cases in 6 \
 would be good training for WELFARE
 young fellows and it might helpto
 prevent another war. And, if Sailors
 war came, the guys would know a I troubles, and !
 little something. Parents shouldbe PRESENTSlIUINSmE NAS
 glad for their sons to have such i tion, a report by
 training; it'll make men of them.
 I bright, legal
 vealed this week.
 R. J. BISSEN, AOM3C La-
 Crossee, Wis. MOVIES During the
 Yes in a way. A good year of I Today CRIME, INC.," Leo Carrillo, Martha Tilton 1945 a total of
 military' training wouldn't hurt Friday-"IMITATION OF LIFE," Claudette Colbert. handled by the I
 anyone. And a large standing I' Sat. & Sun.--"THE STORY OF G.I. JOE," a faithful film version I fice here,
 Army would be one way of scaring I of Ernie Pyle's uncompromising story of war as it Is for the foot volume than at
 into ,
 other people doing light.
 soldier. Burgess Meredith is excellent as Ernie Fyle. Taxation cases

 A C. CLARK, AMM2c Philadelphia I Monday-"EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN," Ding Crosby. with 3,986, 78 per i :
I Miss Tuesday. & Wed.--"THE NAUGHTY NINETIES," with Abbott There were 352
, Yes. In case of another war we and Costello at their funniest. divorce, and ; I
 wouldn't want to be caught like (Show time-1300, 1700, and 1930. Sunday at 1130 instead of 1300.] ,I 188 automobile ;
 we were before. STUDENT riCKRS' THEATER ers of attorney;
 Thurs. &. Fri.--"HER LUCKY NIGHT," Andrews Sisters' tenant cases; 81 ;
 P. L. CARTER, S2c, Hunting Sunday-"IMITATION OF LIFE" Claudette Colbert cases; 40 contract ;
 ton, W Va. Mon. & Tues.-"THE STORY OF G.I. JOE," Burgess Meredith. estate matters;
 A good idea, so we wouldn't be I Wednesday--"EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN" Bing Crosby. proceedings; 35 I
 caught off guard like we were the I (Show lime-2000.) matters; 24
 last time, It would also be a good ---- -- ---- ings for alien : '
 thing for the younger fellows. Theresa Kellehen. 21 instances of
 WEDDINGSThe June 24: Delmar Fagerbuig and cases in civilian ;
 ROGER, DODGER,.. Sir,.. Potlatch Shirley Mae Biuzzone; Jesse Jor. views for
 S. C. matters; 15 ;
 following weddings were don and Rebecca Hall
 Right, brother, and they tate matters; 13
 ought I performed at the StationChapels.: June 25: Gordon Jesmer and
 the Soldiers' and
 to start today drafting a peacetimeArmy
 June 15: Raymond Roche and Helen O'Neill.June .
 A from 'those factory workers I Katherine Ormour; June 16: Larsen 29: James Barnard and Act, and seven
 ., who hate spent about half this for a change of
 Ormond and Corrine Patrick; Rosalie Lovers; John Binkley and
 war out on strike Why, those I Glen Leach and Mary Moran; Catherine Johnson; Dan Phillips, The steady
 bird must think their part of the Robert Marchand and Marjorie Jr., and Wanda Jean Merriman, ume of cases
 Jap war's over the highhandedway Courter, June 30: Raymond Damchakand flected in the
 the>"'re hitting around tellingthe June 19: Clinton Hentz and Marie Grosso; Bonnie L. Glass parative periods
 government what they will do June Teto. and Sally Smith; Eugene McBride and one-half
 and. won't ilci. Their Jobs should June 20: John Hoffman and Dorothy Jr. and Doris Gentle; Biad- half of 1943, a
 Itti given to discharged veterans., Dillon; June 22: Leon Georgeand Sanderson and Geraldine Jones; were handled; I
 Mln) ulll really Know how to appreciate Mule Weires Kermit Windham and Alice Al- the first half of ; I :
 Midi soft-paying setups. I June 23: Charles Singer and bi lecht. the latter half: of
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