'Chaplain con’t from ,page 2 )
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■ • POEM ,
Cbmes; in, flying,from the street;,.:. **.
Where’s Mamma?
Friend or stranger thus he’ll greet;.
* Where’s Mamma? .» v - ,
Doesn’t want‘to say hello
Home from school, or play.he’11 go . .
Straight-to what he wants to know;
' Where’s Mamma?
Many times a day he’ll shout;
Where’s Mamma?
Seems afraid that she’s gone out;
Where’s Mamma?
Is his first thought at the door**- -
She’s the one he’s looking for, ;
* And he questions’o’er and o’er; '
Where ’ s Mamma? . . .*« - .
Like to hear it day by day;
Where’s Mamma? . •
Loveliest phrase that lips can say::
Where’s Mai&la?
And I pray is time shall, flow,
And' the long years come and‘go,
That he’ll always want to know;
Where ]s Mamaa? , . a * •
•? » ' # Edgar . A.\(Juest
Happy Mother’s day to all Adakian mqthersj
and all mothers of Adakiansl , -. ,: j
_Chaplain Roberts
(Arm Twisters...con’t page 2)
n*vv$i in-brief
: PARIS—^The; big four"Astern foreign
! ministers aikiounced last Thursday "Com
! plete agreement" on a Berlin and Euro
i pean security * package' plan they will
| hand to the- - Soviets in Geneva May 'll.
The U.S., British, French and West
! German ministers announced their accord
in a> Joint communique winding up a cold
war conference lasting only a day and a
half.
At the'Same time the western foreign
ministers ■ gave • a new pledge to hold
firm- in West Berlin.- kit they announced
willingness to negotiate with the So
viets ’-"With a view to establishing a
lasting-and durable peace in Europe."
NAVY CHANGES UNIFORM REGS . _
WASHINGTON (xFPS) A major change in
the summer uniform has' been'authorized .
for Bluejackets -in areas where White
Tropical Long clothing is prescribed,
A White, tropical shirt, identical,
to •. that. worn'by chief petty officers
has been adopted for EM‘below the Cp6
rate,, the Navy has announced. *.f
The .complete uniform consists of
this new shirt, undress white trousers-,,
black’shoe's*-- 'and a white hat.
VIIA'T' THEY ' SAYING: / v
"IN order ,fnr our way of life to con
tinue, \we must be' more cunning than the
fox and wiser than'the owl,- -o .ust1 be '
oternally vigilant• RAB&* -F.B. WARDER •* -
•________-_'r .
Drinking can be one of -the pleasures of life if you"do it moderately, not .ha
bitually ,; £nd if you know'your own capacity. .After you neach'at, don't lot- Any- *"
one twist your arm for a fresh bout of elbow bending. The summer sun may be .hot
but a soft drink is as cooling as a beer or something stronger;• Arid if itts rai> /
ing, you don' t have to get out of your wot clothes into .a dry-martini;
As'Kipling put it: "If you can keep your head when all about you. . . " ' '
Keep it. You won’t lose any friend really worth having. You're certain'to ga
in his respect (AFPS) • - • *• *
POLAND' GROUNDS UNMARRIED PILOTS , • /. . iV-- v 1
The Polish Air Force is grounding pilots who are not married. The Communists
fear that unmarried pilots will escape to the West. The communists, doing every
thing they can to encourage romances between bachelor pilots and local maidens,
even permit single pilots to use official cars to keep their dates. fNAVNEPJS}'