Tribune-Journal Sioux City, Iowa
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Thrills Compensate jhange in Altitude, iyi Miss Larson
BY IRIS WILKEN
From operating a beauty parlor to flying in B-24s may be a big change, but Corporal E. M. Larson says she adores it, and would (eel out of the show if she weren't in the Wacs. "Why," she asked, "in what other way could I get all the experiences I'm having now? I can always go back to my beauty parlor in Salt Lake City, and meanwhile this interlude far surpasses anything I could have done there." '
To be a "flying Wac" is a special distinction and quite a thrill for Corporal Larson. Her training as a flier has been received since her enlistment last May. However, she does not fly as a member of a crew. Regular duty consists of book work at a Second air force base in Tennessee.
This base, she explained, trains instructors who in turn train student pilots. Many of these men have returned from combat service, but all must rece
