Paul Ritz serving his two hours per week as an airplane spotter 8d10693v
Lititz, Pennsylvania. Paul Ritz serving his two hours per week as an airplane spotter in the observation post on a hill near Lititz. There are two people here twenty-four hours a day. Ritz' companion was ill this time. He is a candy coater in the local chocolate factory; has a son in the Navy; was in the last war. The American Legion recruited the spotters
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- 1942-11
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