OCR Text |
Show September 13, - " Unit IMS Service inimrL .i . iinii... '., ' u.. ' QQXPG3 1944 4 MAIM 7 ' tir Wednesday They're Called 'GlamorettestQ 4-- dlSSth Guard Section I. , f " i' t & r j. Uvi Pa men s The Guard Detachment of SCU 1Z23 has a new home. Alterations daily arguments with his "boss". were still under war in the new Sgt Rodman. Pfc. Leto's playful WW antics. Sgt Blic house when the kle's Jollity, Cpl. clerk and 1st Set Hutchinson and and movedoutIn the hung shingle. This Is Ozimkosk's Sgt "sugar reports"; ' J getting in on the crowd floor, but very close to it Meanwhile, work goes on as usual. Tooth a t headquarters and In the new not-quit- e tfM Pvt. Rustici's innocent "bull tos. the china closet-wayPvt. Zee man's sphinx-lik- e Pfc. silence. 3cheel and Boyd skating; roller " ta- Sgt Seabock's Neeee e u vitabie nJfrtoec's ores; he? Pf e. rowing Gable T..ir Fisher's brogue eyes' and New YorkCpL Menkes achmitfs escapades. intriguing, l?ve affrs. muK'r dffiicult for him. . From tne nnrj. n t Cask much of By personal request last week's column as reads, Cpl. is Sehubot and his amended to read, "Cpl. Sehubot and his blonde. red-hea- I . d" Lieut C. X. Ligham, Commander of the Guard Detachment is back absence. The ft 35t from bis leave of California climate seemed to agree with him, for he looks completely . j refreshed and ready to resume work. rio7Bbieged" It 8eemlj7-ClewleAlso recent returns from absence department recently. were Gian-do- n, Pvt. and Pfc. Colker their and Johnson are 1st Sgt duabout unaeiu. whose furloughs terminated The Chemical Warfare phase of our training program is well under way, with already three lectures on chemical agents, detectors, gas mask and a host of allied subjects. The Base Chemical WarfareonOffithis cer is in charge of training is going about it in a subject, and thorough manner. T5 Bruce A. Cook, Reporter. fV n?'"'',-- t &&m; A v'' P Yw 1 v you hepcata, at ease. Tkey call this particular . . . Igg those concerned they're strictly front burner ML as we're as knees!" far like, it Call anything yoa 'at lewley ,iriST h' us -- M ck a9ta-aa- .Mn 4912th Defeats 4135th; Hit Three Home Runs on Error, In I i oftball hird-l- thrill-packe- d, C game, the 4912ta Unit capitalized Base home runs by errors to deM( 4135th AAF Base Unit tol USO Show Arrives Tomorrow t ! One-hand- ed stabs, speed; brilliant fieldnf catches and tured the game. Both beautiful support - 'Around the Corner Has Plenty " n rit j pulse-warme- rs Jeep. nothing will ever replace the the scooter Every time he mounts me past xew he has been riding ior weeks, he says, "!!!?x&x?Oqz," and he's on his way. wnen ne re- tUmS. he shuts off the motor, hops off and shakes his head. Wonder , thinkintf. i I Bowling Calling - . I .all bowlers!!! season is nere agaui. T 1' cc lu. DCVUUIl. Na renort last week, than last year. Novices are en- Qsv .nmr. Pvt Alice Bur-biielder couraged to come out and try their was given But it seems that the Hillf course skill. After all, you don't really of and offices two head dishas an honorable we delivered our report to the know what you can do until you week charge last uo your sorry, dux wemjrieu. wrong office, imr.iJ dethe Crtf CMhaw XT ' AlAvanlait T nail I iry. and left for her tachment Vun seen with a - cer . Reporter. BV.WVM ha home in Illinois. on ana on blonde tain quite orten,love? Pfc. Ripperton rvnsf Cnuld it be h is sweating it out RSfft Albert A. Rude lust got Second Depot Unit these days and mi. , while The Second Depot unit party I back from a furlough, .and , await- anxiously return at home he made tne great step. last Friday night at the Wasatch ina the club was the social event of the He got married. nt Aur a ii n ii 1 v Armstrong season. After the guys and gals etc. a rea j. weece, ereeant. Col. McDonald. Mac is had put away a delicious steak Reporter. relaher on furlough, and visiting dinner they settled down to a night in Georgia. tives ""-J."...,- .. -- .. Pvt. McCollum will leave this 4135th Base Notes week on detached service for The boys have given up trying Field, California, to attend amy by presenting a heart ren- a photographic conference. Isn't most our detached all that it odd Bulla Perry Just gazed aroufxd and service personnel go to California? tLJ.l3? ept mutteri,n: Oh if my brother an I'll admit that it's inviting spot. a WAC at the hanear Me-Clella- ,, aWa-cadabra-- so f . ' K. P1" f W y going vclc !.f two-ma- suddenly ties when Pvt Clewley broke out with some of -Ma pasrl"douDie-xaix' modic "i couldn't quite decipher such to, tap he proceeded with some Brooklyn Pvt Clewley resented, as Pvt. Clewley jargon. and very he is from Philadelphia a very into went so he aloof, t clever imitation .ntrhins fleas", also his master ful imitaUon of "taking pe ele vator upstairs", we unu, imita- ha. a uper deluxe T7AC Section Notes e . caf Congratulations to PfeJ Surby -.n.,tte"JZ7et and Clagg on their recent promo- nuge wmfn," a tnsi ernrv Lfn: 7' aim ovi tions. They are assigned for duty ., . havft SSV.iw become dis-j i " with, the Medical 5 D.. mated and left miring one w m. ii Ittsrt J ! - f: Of Music, Farce themselves out of t pitehml and icr several r secona smsl nicely. Houston, a tireleajr the 4912th, imitated to turn in two a I of the thy, t prettiest plays alter tne ower. right Gerl drove a hard-h- ball high I in-the-- it second, Houston jumped A joy ride with good seemingly hung in the air i looking girls and entertainers who the ball hit his mitt, m . have' been "big names" in the va man up, Smitn, arove and t world for many years. That's ball in the same place ZLTJl riety gave a misw the recipe the USO CAMP SHOWS again Houston in knockintbel IS5used to cook up AROUND THE and succeeded and at tt CORNER, one of its newest variety down to his size gave an adK units, playing here on Thursday last moment the ball wffl i evening, Sept. 14, at the Base gym- lunge to catch . h- tor .Tn i Bv makinf tm f v nasium. It comes straight from haM hatui theC this. There is a case of New York headquarters of Camp great stops he robbed Ta enJy. ""--- . and real hits sure two WP, and iove, it you bnows ana is free to of at the "Deacon" must be slipping. don't Dromeriy believe it just ask Perrv service men admission the ball game xor and women. He spent a quiet day at the bar about it sometimes. Heavy sluggers w farce and dances, thrills Song, racks on nis aay oil Cpl. Jimmy Bledsoe and Sgt. Jack abound in AROUND THE COR Xf i by Pitcher ect day ne I o rf - NER. Audiences sit on the onnaislaf edge Pvt Gee Eye Joe being slighted of their seats as a careless comeon the late .Pronation.. the to plate dian puts on a hich nereh act A tripe t the comic pair goes through a routine tally into three goodOtber "l1-- , J?e7 fM line. Result: i"He in that 1 he1 was .stiU 1000 J m aMM jun VViUUU l resist Lnpm nui mat nuuees tne usual "sUy-stufft LI .T Al three were a for three somber I comnarison. getting " out y how far back he is. by figure , wuic w me pariy witn A young dancer oretties m the ell and Taborn. h leading the was Brasd the forn of a stage and sings as she carries on if2feI, 5' foodJn Powers ber routine. Another tap and bal- ue aoaer. m fellows who recently won promo- - SESLi wi!f r'. . . of confused ereatKn the h iui let artist carries on where ahe solid hits AW sure w bj ' o. ,the evening since he leaves off to the accompaniment of losing his fourth T who 'pinned the sack of BullDur- smacked ham on the bulletin board the day keptaaemumblinganasomething about sweet and hot tunes from the piano, of a long, hard iront mnnntin. a pair of center, " "i umii anerr deep xylopnonists who know these words: ''This tim thv n their mallets on the throw-fberger how and to swing Bennsttaa' The electrical department at op not be able to say she's 75 unless em, and a master of ceremonies Kosof, Pryzidiat, ottier env are blind. Then unon look. wno pops up where he's least ex Phillips were the erationsv is awaiting tne Army theyaround bitting, ..... pei-iej wnulH nn he ing tv... M,n, l n,.,A ana manes even the per to the losers' hard nnn , " utci are Dlind." lormers iaugn at nis comedy aun, mayoe iney rou 4135th aaisi . But all in all.. th froir n vile tine. 4S12U1 harmonious gatherings I ?C aJP08 that this reporter has ever wit- r wnen a bunch of G. I.'s did it again." JJ?Ketner, kid one another Vfttl can't win. Iwmml UKRat tO a kindlinS DOint and 1hn n..nnnv. he fire with a good slap on the Heleva has already runners 4a winterise requisitioned that Umrrla back . would nntlnorilt. . . - i that ana sxm wma up without We- will have . to a air ni tn ha even a harsh word 4k.v. . ' hrnfh mats t1 " . tne morale. But after all. pauent concerning squadron Is this the Second as is the committee party, Depot unit is it having aiiiicuirr maainar isuninwr ar. ivuPfc. V-- 4 ; ' ' A Jonie Rmw 4k. - i. I rangements. ot the U you would have Pfc. M. E. Pilcher, evening. to do is ask for something Reporter. and be- wora was out of your iU" " the was "?!!' eur5ka! 4912th AAF Unit and he wmildrequestt there 4012th is on the march. with hi Everv that . m.tk... " i . .... vi. iace asams vou if Kim aay you u see inem mains irom was ... to else the Post the barracks area that v., anything Cleaners with armloads of O. D.s. Sergeant Dan Sullivan put over tne evening when-ananticipating coia weatner uponspeecn ox that rrooaoiy nreaarine it for learning (Dav for Donning O. D.s). day, the crowd insisted upon a few i Pics. Kenneth X. Hani and John woras. Dan stuck ant hi H. Derrickson did a splendid Job like a politician about to promise on last week's orientation topic, you the world, and sputtered- "All "The Place of the Philippines on I can say is push-u- p position ,, Hal harf thai Hnari Hmiu" Han wkt ka,a MOVK in the past been content to sit and aelf. He thought he still was on the listen, joined in the discussions platform at the athletic field. with excellent ideas. It's too bad I Well, everyone will be talking UfTUVB" ta ribens hell 'bVlay r that armchair strategy alone can't about the affair for a long time SLOA.8flaborro" rardeacr, and hisefsssaeUte, foreman for matntensnee ana you can t blame win tne war. u it could th.t . them . waaaiv a a we'd have bM f"ded freaa the bateav tMtafag won we oatue in tne rectus era- - lau.. iur waa om sweii snindtg. P'ms reds and fear Otrd raee. t. jonn Macukos. . . .1 CpL Stafford Cherry says that Reporter. Mr. OUriea, a spectaliel em flower fast-pac- ed ntZtf ..."1 k8 LiheK.?yJ" I - These WAC officer softball games are surely a riot This week some of our enlisted personnel went down and helped play the came. The game was called at the end of the sixth inning of the came because of darkness (but our aide was ahead). Only casualties were Lt Chastain and FSgt Flogstad. CpL Carolyn J. Armstrong, Reporter. mth Aviation Squadron The 460th Aviation Squadron is slvins: its souadron buffet dinner and dance September 9, 1944, at the theatre. Little The success of the affair cannot be stated, as this column is written a few days in advance. There's a very good entertainment program Through setup. and through, we expect it to turn out with flying solors. Next week lH have the Etadrea don. A vote of thanks is civen to our commanding officer. Cantata SandovaL and our adjutant Lt Recksiek for theli fine cooperation. Wedding bells rang out for Cpl. Cleavon Durr and Pfc. Luther Garrett last week. Congratulations. fellows, a garage would've been eheaoer you san always back out CpL John R. Brown washed his that shirt with such determination his stripes vanished. And. as things stand, they'll be on quite awnue. Rank,so-s- olike money, so hard to get easy to lose. and Fellows, don't wait until the horse is stolen before you lock the barn. Your chaplain expect more of a crowd than he's neee getting, It may do you a whale of good, definitely it will do no harm. CpL Quentin Hindrew, Reporter. CfVENTOXY REPORTS . . . That cards were counted September I in warehouse 7 classes C3-- W, e, B. J. K and I 41 B, wjm I t. ti. -r-. r" I - w , I wued Z"S"'.,rL'"'"f ggliSnNXSS I M -- I A f" -- j hn.v.. fPa 1 1 a. "'J a -- uea. ' Thirty Ribbons, Count 'Em w 1 I 1 r-- if ' St m J r-- d "D-Da- v" - I ?'?iU3. A aaM XBi S VTLifl ".Sziffe |