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Vol. II No. 4
Cover: The front cover on this month’s Star was taken in a PBM-3 jig in “B” Building and pictures four workers performing some of the initial steps in the construction of a Mariner hull. Taken in Kodachrome by W. Neal Siebold, the picture shows Leona B. Fraley, Loraine Hlaston, Myron O. Mack, and Barbara J. Bobst.

Articles Inside:

Wouldn’t Take “No” ( Nils Lou )

Letter From London

Martineer Quartet Makes Public Bow

Flyers From Cuba and Mexico Here On Tour of Plants

4 Latin Aviators On Visit to Plant

Martin’s Has Own Initialed Girls WAAM’s

Airfields of Alaska Know “Pinky”

Letter of Praise From North Africa

“B-26 Fastest and Best of All,” Says Technician

Box Kites to Bombers ( Chapter XV )

Cleaned Clothes Save Money, Keep Freshness

Martineers Making Own Victory Plots For Extra Foodstuff

Modern Smiths Are the Men of Drop Hammer

Art Department Envisions Ideas of Engineers in Various Media

War Trophies Are His Hobby

Mother’s Day, 1943

‘Til Their Boys Come Home

Names! Names! Names! Great Ones on Payroll

Rule Keeps Tab on B-26

Pigeon Fancier Raises War Birds For Signal Corps

First Song About Martin Employees Just Published

Eight Tons of Stationary Used Daily at Plant

Hold Flower Mart May 12

Sergeant Submits Winning Insignia

Summer Sports Program to be Greatly Expanded

Sports and Recreation – Diamond Star Guards Plant

Model Builder Has Priorities

Like Fishing? Here are some tips

Engineering A Marauder – There Are Many More Than the Proverbial “Thousand and One Things” To Be Done in These Hectic Times

Shielded Room to Test Radios

A Bomber Is Born – Building the Plane