FOR VICTORY MORE WINNERS (Lt. post LUNCHEON The third successful victory luncheon sponsored by the two post restaurants. Saunders, 0.1.C.) brought free noon day meals to nine depot employees at smiling patrons at No, l. No, 2, and to bivcigat Oh restaurant, It is a pleasant divirsion to spend your lunch period with your friends enjoying a delicious cooked meal, or mid-day snack any day, but Saturday is Remember you may be the lucky person to receive a meal on the house, special! The following people were last Satif your lunch ticket is the right number. urdays Winners: POST RESTAURANT NUMBER 1 June Jensen, Ordnance Supply; Lovina Haffner, Chemical; Elva H. B., Transportation; Ophelia M, Corcaro, Transportation; Clifford Thorne, Intelligence J. Struss, Signal; Marguerite W. Olsen H. Trinhaile, Signal; William Marie Stone, ing. Supply; Artel Ricks, Personnels Myrtle Hunter, Dept.; Belle Enge Supply; Safety Branch Hq.; Alice G. Mitchell, Medical Section; Elizabeth Auge, Motor Pool; Sue C. Whatley, Peyroll -Breanch;; Lawana Nebekcr, Q.1li. Display Room; W. C. Winchester, Post Eng.; Afton ‘Alliams, Q.M.; Ford Rh. ee Qelies Hlizabeth A. Quinn, Procurement; Tommy Higgins, Procurement; Merle Sackett, Q.M. POST RESTAURANT NUMBER 2 Helen Bobolis, Signal Supply; Lyle Thomas, 14-A; Charles B. Coyle, Signal; Kenn Porter, Engincers; Edw. Hadley, 2-B, Gen. Supplies; Devid A. Erickson, 2-3; Milo Cantwell, General Supply, 9-C; E. H. Jacobson; Ted Nelson, Post Engineers, FOR PROFESSIONAL MOANERS, ONLY! No matter America, dren we the land of the feel the Ever so often know the urge main our deep how for so a wave topic of free, often this for is devotion takes it wonderful on the chin when ours, of country her devoted chil- called, "self-expression." jitters" of moaning conversation in hits drawing the land, room, war and the plant, next bus, thing resturant or where ever you are, becomes, "what-ever-will-we-do, and Ain't-it-awful?" There is much talk at the voresent time over the partial closing of a near by war plant, It is natural threatened; but so far there Less the the to than one month ago, to is be concerned certcinly no « war plant if your security and very bread is reason for either complaint or WOrYry. in the east closed down, avernge citizen thought was con estimated 8,000 people without truth of the matter was, every one of those employees had ocen other plants and there was really no cause leaving what work, Yet ‘ offered Leanigt ors for alarm, Next time you feel the urge to fret about the uncortainty of things, think the answers up to these questions: How long would :rou like this war to continue? "ould you be incapable of earning 2 living if there was no war? Were you the oread-earner of your family ocfore the war startc& or are you just taking good advantage of the plentiful jobs and good pay offered at this time? How did you earn your living before this war? : Life at it's vary best is always uncertain, There is no Utopia to be found aiywhere but charity are feel secure in the minds of dreamers. Nevertheless, as long as faith, to be found in the English dictionary, just so long will underthe benevolent protection and care of Uncle Sam -~ 5 - hope this and writer