Word: radars
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Come this Saturday night, March 25th, the Radio Rough House plays a return engagement at the scene of its former triumphs, Memorial Hall. Thus, once again, after a lapse of some six months, the opportunity is presented to the Pre-Radar Staff and Military to let their respective hair down ... not that they have been walking around with snoods these many months, mind...
...RADAR...
...Friday, Saturday and Sunday (two shows each day--not continuous). Tickets are available from the welfare representatives at the different schools; Lt. Nixon for Supply; Lt. Whelton for the V-12 and NROTC; Lt. O'Neil for Communications; Lt. (jg) Gaertner for the WAVES; Lt. (jg) Mitchell for Radar...
Over southeast England civilians were puzzled by long thin strips of paperbacked, shiny foil, which fell from German planes and twisted slowly earthward. Reportedly tin foil, first dropped by the British on European raids, embarrasses, plays hob with radar readings and night fighters' detection devices. The British have a name for the strips: "flutterers...
...RADAR--CO. A (COMM) OFFICERS' DANCE TONIGHT...