The White Falcon - 11.11.1944, Blaðsíða 4

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THE LOCAL SCENE
The ARC went nautical in a great tig way PICTURES 1H THE FAL-
when it helped the Coast Guard and Navy per-
sonnel celebrate Navy Day recently. As sho- CON NOTWITHSTANDING, G1
wn below, it was their night to howl. Stullc-
as added to the fun of their games. LIFE IN ICELAND ISN'T
’MADE UP ENTIRELY OF RED
CROSS ACTIVITIES AND
COMPANY DANCES. THE PI-
CTURES TO THE RIGHT
SHOW (TOP TO BOTTOM)
THE SIGNAL CORPS, THE
TC AND THE ORD AT WORK.
JOBS IN THESE ORGANIZA-
TIONS GO ON DURING THE
LONG, WINDY, SNOWY DAYS
OF WINTER. CLEAR DAYS,
LIKE THOSE SHOWN IN THE
PHOTOS, ARE RARE, IN-
DEED.

--Aft
AMEKICAM
CARTOONISTS (PROFESSIONAL, BUDDING OR §
OTHERWISE) ARE INVITED TO SUsMIT THEIR DRAW- =
INGS TO THi. 'WHITE FALCON, BASE SPECIAL SER- =
VICE. THE DRAWINGS SHOULD BE ON WHITE PAP- 5
ER AND APPROXIMATELY 5" x 7" IN SIZE. BLACK §
INK SHOULD BE USED. §