Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1942, Page 17

Lost and Found Lost Ads ana Death Notices may be pluced in The Star up to 12 noon—Lost and Found Ads are on page 3 every day. Civilian Flyers Wait Call to Help Patrol Danger Sections Pilots Will Relieve Service Aviators in Watching Vital Areas THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, tive officer, E. J. De Vore, are do- nating their services in positions which are salaried in other States. Prepared Within Week. After the Harrisburg meeting, which was attended by Gen. John F. ‘Curry, national commander of the Ctvil Air Patrol; Maj. Reed Landis, aviation aide to Fiorello H. La QGuardia at the Office of Civilian De- fense and 3d Corps Area commander, and approximately 3580 civilian pilots who have offered their services, Mr. Hyde returned to say his wing would be prepared within a week to be of was for ferry pilots to fly bombers factories to the posts where they will g0 into service. Action on this awaits careful classification of ap- plication blanks, in order that pri- vate pilots will be assigned no tasks for which they are not equipped by training and experience. Planes of the civilian pilots will not be armed, of course, as their duties will be only semi-military in nature. It is expected that the small “grasshopper” type craft will be ost extensively used in the serv- and other military aircraft from |tion D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3§, have béen finding their air recera- restricted by war, No cross- country flights have beén permitted sinee the war except for business or training and then only it & flight has been submitted to authorities and a clearance ob- tained. Private fiyers recently were warned politely that they need not worry about 1oss of license if caught flying over one of the many re- stricted areas, but were likely to find themselves shot down by & mili- tary patrol plane. 1942. fly without a new identification card bearing his photograph. Meanwhile, men who learnéd to fly in the civilian pilot training were called on to join the Army or Navy air forces. Pilots Reminded of Pledge. Saying he acted at the request of the Army and Navy aviation serv- ices, Brig. Gen. Donald H. Connally, administrator of Civil Aeronsutics, wrote to every graduate of the train- ing courses: civilian pilot training course, to ap- ply for air training in the armed forces, if and when needed. Both the Army and Navy air forces have given noticé that more applicants are | = needed now.” The training program, started in the fall of 1939 after a limited ex- ANY WATCH Cleaned and Overhauled All Work Guaranteed Watch Crystals, 45¢ %3 A—15 perimental trial the previous y has graduated approximately 60, mflou with 35 to 200 hours' fiying | time. Every private flyer has had to have his license revalidated by the C. A. A, after submitting proof of citi- zemhiv, and after today none can “Which service you enter is & mat- ter of your choice. This request is merely that you act upon your pledge, given at the beginning bf the service if called. ce. The Maryland wing organization| wMany of these planes are owned is not complete, but group com- manders have been appointed to or- and operavel by Brivee Bwers Who ganize the Cumberland and Balti- more areas. They are A. Hammond Amick in Cumbérland and James Sammon in Baltimore. No group commanders have been appointed as yet for the District ar the Eastern 8hore. The members of the Civil Air Pa- trol units are to be uniformed. Their planes will be marked with insignis matching the style of those designed for other civillan defense corps— probably a red propeller in a white ! a 'nm METAL i mb:l flvsr: whr:: rgneu n:iph;d tlml' | membership in the Civi r Patrol STORM WINDOWS | expected today that they might soon AND iby keeping watch over danger areas be actively ‘participating in the war | for the Army, Navy or civillan de- BLACKOUT | fense authorities, following & 3d COMBINATION WADEIS CREDIT JEWELERS 015 12th St. N.W. 3 "SUNRISE BRAND /LYy TOMATO JuicE :15° *3 Corps Area organization meeting at Harrisburg, Pa., this week, This area, lncludlna Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware, is the | one in which a large number of Dis- trict members of the Civil Air Patrol will do their flying, having planes based at five nearby Maryland air- ports. Interchangeable to screens. cans Delivery on stock sizes in G 8511 Colesville Rd. SHep. 2224 Silver Spring, Md. Marvmnd differs from that in other Btates in the Nation, it was pointed ! out yesterday, in that it has no paid personnel. Mr. Hyde and his execu- Pllots, observers, mechanics and other ground and air personnel are still needed to filll gaps in the or- ganization and may obtain informa- tion and application blanks at any flying field in the nearby area. Work with the Civil Air Patrol is voluntary, as it is with other civilian defense agenciés, except that pilots will be paid for flying time while on patrol assignment. Members of the Civil Air Patrol will engage in numerous duties which will relieve the regular air forces of the Army and Navy once the civilian units are fully organ- ized for operations. They prob- ably will be used especially for pa- trol duties over coast lines, bridges, power plants, industrial centers and other places which must be guarded in time of war. They also may be called upon for such varied tasks as the distribution of leaflets over civilian population centers and the assistance of the Army communica- tion system. Already the Civil Air Patrol in Ohio is patroling pipe lines and has | | investigated and grounded suspi- clous planes flying over places where war work was in progress. One of the first requests received one to two weeks. | Wing commander for the State is|circle with a blue background. A i | Arthur Hyde, operator of Congres- | uniform is being designed for the DEL MONTE 10}-0z | slonal Airport, where headquarters|C. A. P. by the Army Quartermaster RUSCO PRODUCTS CO. tne. ‘gm* the wing will open Sunaay. Corps. | P A n A G u s ale:.r:'le (4 The Civil Air Patrol setup in Work Is Voluntary. 20-ex pkg Asco Prepared or Pancake Flour And L. 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