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Show Mountain Party t 4.WAC NOTES SERV. COMMAND UNIT 4.8TH DEPOT UNIT, ARMY A special thanns to you ieiiows his with Capt. Dixon is back Pudge the Pooch, one of the the 1030th for the invitation to in stamascots of the camp, is not a fas- men after a few days in the picnic at Patio your hospital. More sunburned faces springssquadron We gals really week. last tidious eater. Although she weighs tion and shaven heads less man live enjoyed ourselves. added been have pounds and is to his We did it! The one softball game the leashed, collection. quaint scent of that really .counts we won!n The slightest food is enough to WAC Shamrocks (new Kelly-greenews n 1935TH already J replace her usual harrassed look with an air of expectancy, which precludes the use of hand feeding in the interest of wholeness of digit and appendage. Cook We didn't know there was another Gunder Haegg here until the running of the Kentucky Derby. There was a little pool on the race winner take all. It was hard to tell who was ahead in the home stretch, Hoop Jr. or F. Sgt. Albert Johnson, who held Hoop's ticket. Johnson came in a close second to collect Under the able guidance of our Capt. Walter F. Beiriger, and Sgts. ' Harry Foreman and Howard Temple of the 4513th, 17 deadeyes, spent last Friday forenoon cutting holes in the buUseyes of the rifle range targets with the '03. After the first 25 rounds thtjy feel like Top score went to Sgt. Carl M. Bayle with a 171. confirmed hermits must . Even sooner or later get off the beaten track and do the unusual. Pfc. Joseph P. Tusar after lo, these many months wihout a single step off the base, was finally persuaded by Pfc. Carl V. Fernelius that a little change would do him good. It's not difficult to guess that Mrs. Fernelius' cooking had something to do with it. Baseball brings us back to the Hillfielder and we're grateful for the opportunity to do a little crowing. With the return of some of our best players from detacnea service as- sisnments. we over banged out an 8 to 1 victory the 1935th SCU with team Coach Hook" Reineck pitching master fully all the way. The 1029th were next to fall to the slugging 8th with the score of 12 to 6. Cpl. Tom Howard's long hit ball must ohave as something jet-prseemed outtieia. filed to 1the defeat by the civilian The 4 to Softball team of the Ogden ASF was a bitter pill to swallow lor we outhit them two to one and turned up only one error in the itet lee-wea- ry V uniforms and all) nosed out the WAVES last Wednesday night at Monroe Park, Ogden. The score? A close one 6 to 5. The gals continued to go "all out" again this week for sports activities. Another skating party afThursday night and Saturday enlistter chow some twenty-fiv- e ed women piled into the bus bound for beautiful, scenic. Bear lake, Idaho, another one of those terrific weekend trips. After eating, . sleeping, swimming, fishing, boating, dancing and horseback riding a tired but happy bunch of char- acters arrived back at Hill field Sunday night to return to the Monday grind, and await the next squadron activity a huge dance and party scheduled for the evening of 3 July. At last, the unbelievable and what was practically considered "the impossible" came to pass! That queer thing called the "TO" expanded and the following enlisted women have "Congrats" coming their way. From Pfc. to Cpl.: Kathleen Atchison, Elsie Post, Ethel Brown, Frances Ross, Loretta Lang, Lucille Kressin, Frances Green, Margaret Nemeth, Bettejane Kern, Dolores Edwards, Anna Ripperton, Hazel H. Kunze, Louise Carpenter, Carol Marshall and Elizabeth Anne r De Pew Cpl. "Pinch Hitter", Reporter. y 4 y3L If OATSC SQUADRONS . . . Are finding the mountains a rttii to relax and forget the hardships of the training: undergoing on the field. Here members of the 1030th and rneri shown as they line up for some of that good mountain.ifv.7 The actual hostilities (or the place where the food is beinr M out) are out of sight to the left of the group shown here. Members of 1030th Squadrd Enjoy Party at Patio Spring Patio Springs in Ogden canyonparty' and arouse inters re laiiuueiii lor tne ocrasinn included an hyraotism nJ members of the the when cently ance by Cpl. Leo Ware, sml It's supposed to be bad luck to 1030th air service squadron placed magician, was arranged by tfl but this predict a season's outcome of the training they ww tug ueii: the worries Kobert one fact can be put aown as a oagt. are undergoing in the background gomery, James Coy, TSgt. certainty: We will win at least long enough to entertain their Samuel Griffin, SSgt two games, exclusively through the wives and guests at the first party Aman, SSgt. Melvin AvW of efforts Cpl. Manager personal since the unit was activated. Matthew Mann, SSet. LestpJ given the talk oppowill He Bussey. the unseasonal cold mel, Sgt. James BokowskiJ Despite men our when into sition losing 275 members and Ware, Pfc. Fred Bogan and around weather, on the diamond might fail. guests were present to partake of Howard Bru. a tasty buffet dinner, followed by The delicious buffet dinnJ Our engineering section now swimming, dancing, volleyball, prepared by Company Cookl works on various production lines softball and other games. Later Benjamin uemarco, Sgt I and is getting a glimpse of the marshmallows and weiners were Edge and Cpl. Clayton Law kind of activity that supports the roasted over the open barbecue pit. It included roast beef, coldeu AAF. of the front lines CpL Edwin Lyman did a good tato salad and the usual acq 708TH AAF BAND NOTES in a number of post- ies. Lt. Douglas Shepherd W job T. Sgt. Lewis Howard of the ers andpreparing Till next week, "Good luck." S. Sgt. Rudolph Schmidt is on to advertise the cnarge 01 arrangements. small signs 4513th AAF Base unit "Nightfight-ers- " Sgt. John H. LaMarre, emergency because of a death in consented to talk to us on Reporter. the family. We hope everything 1028TH AIR SERVICE SQDN; SQUADRON "H" turns out well, as Rudy is due for G I Bill of the ' J 1030TH AIR SERVICE SQDN. "FIGHTING 1028TH" f 4135TH AAF BASE UNIT Ricrhts with iiu. discharge soon. 18 With the white streamer just acThis outfit now has two mail men at the Base Motd S. Sgt. Charles C. (boy, am I men instead of one. It seems that educational the guidon is beginning to areThe quired op- to be commended for the jUkZ$i is Newman e look like a May-poltired) two whites coming back ties, it 1 cellent work, Sgts. Dennis ' from furlough to rest up. In spite when Cpl. Harold A. Trott left on ponuni and a blue so far ... was one of the and William of the mechanization of farming, furlough, the mail situation became finest orientation . . . Pvt. Ben ' Booker and CpL it is still plenty hard work. T5 quite a problem. In order to keep hours the 708th Looper takes his Walter Berliner shower George W. Llewellyn ad Sgt. Carl this essential duty functioning has had to date. around are in charge J. Caldwell also returned during and We feel Sgt. M midnight the fellows who the week looking more like they smoothly, Pfc. Daniel Green and Howard that out with not only m gives the trans keep Pfc. Gerald Drosnes have under- knew his had had a furlough. song that may subject, rolling. portation A. Bruce T5 Cook, taken this stupendous task. him GI but is thoroughly S. Sgt. Robert shoes with wings ' Reporter. sold on it. Thanks Washington, Cpls. . . . Service club Sgt. Loyd Williams returned from again, Sergeant! Foster and 1029TH AIR SERVICE SQDN. Gettys balls a take pool Heifetx Golden furlough this week and brought Brantly from Pfc. Our first class private, Robert beating Pfc. Mitch (Puny or Milk Shake) back the news that he is now a Robert Pfc. and Walter C. Arendt Bremer, returned to us from DibWeiser, or sometimes referred to E. Richardson do ''ll a His had wife little . . . boy Piano keys ble hospital. Menlo Park. (!a1ifvr- as "I'm going out to get educated," "daddy." the driving forI in nas Deen made a . waiting for him, Best of luck, nia, where he spent seven weeks guided by the headOATSC Atexanii AlPfc. of hands Paris! as a On retreats Pfc. Brem entire from the '.. charter member squadron. or 1Qpatient. "Pop," . , . tKo tall Horlr kanfleAfwA iU. fred N. LaMonica playing the fav- - nnartrjl of a popular club gas to Keep mcofJI takes It tunes orite low Beautiful blue who makes snare the drum in Ogden. This This week one of our members the is That jb turning. underoacK, hod, were paint job on tech supply bulletin c.mior Haiiov and Clarenq reporter of the squadron, who wishes to taiK. welcome . . . Three men left on fur to have you with board 4 us PfcS." stands Pfc. Wei- -. happy Harvey and again. Uortnn remain anonymous has asked me in a 7 . . . Capt Fred N. man and Bloomer Easley, whj lough ser almost lost his to print the following letter: Pfc. Lee Teaford's comic , Strudwick, Jr., on leave and tem- in charge of the two gas w membership due Letter from a guest editor: Hilda Fields." made its initialstrip, to a forced ab-- lde porarily replaced by Lieut "Bradwould you wee w one is In there heart every today but in the June 14 issue of the ley E. Fisk . . . Promotions from 4rViHow sence from the rirairinff from wrq nf war the will "When with question, Hillfielder and , from all indica 2nd lieutenant to 1st lieutenant: four hundred club last week. tires a week? one Japan be over?" There isn't B. Boggio . . . From T. ser tions a it's eives hit. It Joseph ana ML nrnmisp Brown answer to that question! No, not of being an to M. sergeant: Warren E. Samuel P. VOU till Cpl. Michael ran outstandingly fine geant give answer but hundreds! The one, 1 1 S. sergeant to T. Silva From must a tirj The Drisco bandsmen of are weekly strip. life is simple when it can be proven unanimous in their side story of the have had a very opinion that sergeant: Sidney W. Binion, Euis the 10b 01 I tv.oirs to to the and militarists Jpaanese Pfc. is equally talented gene W. Mansell, Ernest R. Philenlovable fur- - he Herbert the the people anrl tubes in condil n of Japan that one na- as anTeaford irzthorn artist and as a percussion- lips . . . From Sgt. to S. sergeant: At least joined lough. affi -ine ickua Than cannot tion When rule world. the Phil A. Delashmit, Arvel G. Morist (drummer). morula husbands a ranks of the w" freecan xUJ fcW I'M"1-be that CIS, people taught B. . . . Arthur Stocker ris, in From on tni the and turned up squadron dom "for all" is not only more are who column, this to and Mrs. Mc R. Alfred Paeann nr corporal sergeant: Lorenz with a marriage certificate, days, swmgj and night; than words, but an accepted fact. theCpl. -- 11 Winds proud parents of a baby girl Laughlin, Thorton I. Ritenour . . . day be! to That has j who was at Salt Lake City's From Pfc. to corporal: Charles D. Set. David "Willie" Morgan, re Did you ever stop to wonderl When one reads daily in the St. Mark's born that grade, newspapers hospital on Mother's day Glessner . . . From private to Pfc: your cently promoted to so about bond mail gets nerc and lagquota and was christened on Father's day. H. C. Bingham, C. C. Monat, C. P. drastic a must not have taken IW Octavia what can one think? Who has Miss Roberta ging, Sgt. E. W. returned since - , iHopkins Baugh-mahe on Smith, rwas Tubbs, HC. I? ,r iine task 01 furlough, Mary Pogano step we failed to prove born a few hours Have failed? E. R. an H. Wilson. exten even J. those after her father without Sparks. requesting what is being fought for? that the mail from twice a and mother heard a stirring ser- W. A. McGovern, W. E. Chalmers, ing sion. ones is brought here Every American in service and mon on "The Trials and Tribula f. McCarthy. E. V. Turner. D. doing a must out Lincoln's these men are field remember All that tions C. M. Vogel of Vital and ConF. Sgt. Denny made headline famous address to our Motherhood." The father Hill now has, but not without much re job at news last week when he appeared is the ideal of what wenation, gratulations from the squadron... derful victory. are fight- search, speed rvz. become as a guitarist and vocalist on the an iticnard authorimarried quite Margolies for. A free democratic world ty on such a KSL pre- ing subjects as child care. Celia Rosenblum of Brooklyn, N. program "Interlude," on 9 each eve is a dire necessity. Y., in a little chapel June sentation at eleven-thirt- y cima psycnoiogy, nutrition (with emphasis on the value of in Brooklyn . . . Congrats to both ning. A word of praise to S. Sgt. James special first aid, scientific juven- of them . . . Trophy won for exmilk), Smith, who has undertaken the ile cellent bulletin board in day room etc. etc., laundry, Cpl. R. L. Miller refused to pass responsibility keeping the bulPfc. Emanuel R. Heifetz out cigars on the birth of his baby letin board inof the Yours truly leaving on fur room up day lough the 28th. Be seeing you in boy, news of which he received to date. This information and oriReporter. tnree weeks. by telegram. When approached as entation board is of the utmost into the reason for his Scotch atti terest to the members of the SQUADRON B" Sgt. Paul J. Parisi. squad 4135TH AAF BASE UNIT tude, he said, "Well, I didn't get ron, and should be read every Reporter. day what I wanted." Preparations are all set and evThursday Bingo, prta lor ideas on furthering recrea is complete for what before eleven p.m. for those erything on tional and educational activities peo Friday Whist. The Ogden USO dance party last this post. promises to be the biggest, liveliest ple wno can t stay that late. Thursday was a big success for BUBrui; am..- -. dance squadron picnic yet out by SquadJficnic luncheon will include Formal those of us who attended. You can ron B wij of the 4135th Base unit this southern fried chicken with all the PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT Sunday imagine S. Sgt. Gieselman taking Guests q. " - i coming 1, at Como trimmings and barrels full of soft ehestra. Sunday, July FEATURE his full weight out on a little ash a)4ia rtm. ir it. springs. HU ImtdJ and other refreshments. Al j show Two soldiers were walking on With close to 300 squadron mem- drinks witn tray table duringelsethesatfloor so to Monday-Bi- ngo available are the picnickers on h a. chairs. Twenty-fiftwhile everyone street in Ogden. when bers and their and families numerous sports including roller mo vie, ..Time. Pfc. Sam Lombardo turned out to a blond ran up to one and kissed expected to the guests Tuesday the commit affair, bowling and be one of the classiest jitter-bug- s him. "Can you imagine how I tee in charge of preparations have sxating, softball, in the outdoor pool. Re on the floor. As a part of the felt?" asked the soldier. "Sure." chartered eight GI buses to han swimming Wednesday -- 7 Indepenthe park man dance floor show, our Sgt. Al Del Moral remarked the other, "to see if your die the transportation to and from quest is made by that with iaM. due to the though, Como springs. Six buses will leave agement of performed his own piano interpre- wanet was still in your pocket." . 'h- -- aif.. 4313M, WAV, is it swim sug shortage suits, tation of "My Buddy," which was the corner of Washington and gested that every one Medics, udku ( bring his 708, excellent. w She: "Do you know what they're iwenty-sixt- h streets at eleven own. aaC! SCU, Section 102nd aoout me? Weather, miriy a.m. Sunday morning, go High spot of the evening after Depot, Welcome Is extended to our new saying tie: ure, that s why I came directly to the park and 4135th. re will the and the will sports be CWO Staler, tech supply, over." officer, turn to Ogden around eleven p.m. dancing under the eating, moon to the under Capt. Moultrie. The other two buses will leave music of the 708th AAF band. All w sinvi rV r.IINS He: "Honey, did that kiss I just irom the field at the same time in all, the 4135th picnic promises Lieut. Jordan conducted one of gave you make you long for an For the benefit of those to be the gala social event personnel An Iowa class battlewagoj of the the most interesting Article" of War other?" who are on duty Sunday afternoon. summer and all squadron members 140 five-incclasses last week that your corresShe: "It sure did, but he's out a special bus will leave the field are cordially in and their, guests has 01 town." pondent y cjM'cndrd. at p.m. for Como vited. 01 tnese ureu.'-- 0. S7 Pvt. Norman II. Levilin, "n nerDert, W no. n There also be will springs. fpw Dan aircraft carriers.raiaew Reichenthal. Cpl. the Itpnorter. buses that Reporter. will return to Ocden Reporter. get of Jap aerial field. was the scene of much festivity . in-he- rit f I K 11 i I ; t & B-1- W . ' ... nlmsn hen-peck- ed y 1 n, i i ... Your Service Club Present o"?ir . ' h, live-thirt- '"' |