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Show The Skirt Is From Hawaii J Z I we mP'iMfimc" 1942. 6th September man up. in Evanston, Wyo, whisince fgold consist of Via was there on DS. I hear he is His mialifications All enlisted personnel of this motion picture theatres in some time aging on spending Fox section, along with the other mil- planning there in the near future. Better Cleveland for 20th Century Chucks itary units of OATSC, participated have it tested, Nino, it might be studios since 1927. Under able supervision the base theatre Sunday morning Yimwmmfsmmw fool's gold. and shows the latest films xriD-ureceives McGill, John Sgt. in tne nnai of five features 2 WAC NOTES te on the average a week, plus all GI films, cartoons won the late Presiand newsreels. Chuck recently 1028TH AIR SERVICE SQDN. dent Fraklin Delthe Hill Field bowling tournament team trophy from his teammatesa ano Roosevelt. After "Arsenic and Old Lace" in a playoff. Besides throwing 1 has C. Smith adopted TSgt. J. Approximately mean ball, he is capable of calling the battle cry, "Charge," whenever the nine following hour ball in the corner pocket, Brother, get out of the announcea wicked game of ping and plays for ment of his sud- 1 sentence, pong. he dashes up the den death, we were in the mess Brother, stairs. Annarentlv promotions have gone out of his hall for dinner. get fill-m- c to the dogs, as MSgt. Butch and A quiet hush way! TKet. Smilev Darade proudly DePew the room. around the area in their new gaudy hrnlren nrensinnallv bv mutteringS red chevrons. Corporal M c- one passes the scooter examination avnrASWrt bv tnose WHO auiuucuinuiiicji, uic nay ice record clerk, who admired his high ideals, states Somewhere in England are the and v, so indelibly that mili- P. D.s, who recently vol Mte urViinhthewere several ll minds of people tary correspond-smainscribed upon for overseas duty. A re unteered throughout ence i s n't comcent letter received from Sgt. Paul plete without Rusnik. former assistant supply aim or insenea sergeant, states that in the fog, Paris! a that is London, he met TSgt. John xo me wnen mat pouu you gei Hitinnal "unlucky day" for ftc. J. Brown, former squadron plans uoesu mane enure aciiac. i idler Marie Kimes. Not only did sne get and training NCO; TSgt. Hugh a brand new anvers uvcum: be K. Fredley, former base gun range Last week we had a Hollywood NCO: presemea Pfc. Warren H. Thomas, ginning with 13, but wasner true celebrity in our midst, Cpl. Tony formerand a ticket for parking room clerk. They orderly Bob all like the English people, espe outside the dry cleaners with the parisi, a former member of motor running full blast. You were Crosby's quartet "The Bob-O- the friendly women, dislike to stay a minute, Links." He visited here to share cially the climate, and are having a little only planningMarie? la weren't you, furlough with his brother, trouble in money exchange, but reporter. your they are happy to be there, are . Some of the girls were sleeping out assignments, and said sweating In the strangest places in the bar hello to the unit, even gomg as Kruse Private be may sporting racks Friday night so their beds of the new addition to far as to wish that we were there. for ahispicture would remain crisp and white conE. E. Brasel, soon, a daughter by the family the first "white" inspection which name of Gwendolyn to be Unit Reporter. Kay ducted Saturday morning, exact. Congratulations from all the L.t. Martha L. Stone stated was papa. 708TH AAF BAND NOTES mosta a.successful. Personally, iL I boys, 1 on wuuiuu i i iiuu The death of our beloved com wedding bells rang loudly tups oeoui some artu .p- March i6 for Private Wheeler who mander-in-chilaundry had a most soberment snouio " took those matrimonial vows. Now proviaea the water doesn t keep dripping he has someone to come home to. ing effect on our entire organiza down the back of your neck all Congratulations and best wishes tion. Never has. sx. night long. for supreme happiness. tne nana ieu ana as som com of schools I have heard of 'Smile pretty," ordered the played as it has mercial training, schools for me photographer and the boys gladly berly chanics and numerous other kinds flashed their teeth m cadence for during the last but of educational institutions, squadron picture. If you ob week. His pass never before have I heard of a the serve the picture closely you brought us cooter scnooi at tne scooxer pooi mi ht gee certain someone who ing BUT THE GIRL IS FROM UTAH . . . Mavis Hooton (who works thein realization It seems several members of the very seldom meets formations. Did all the sheetmetal, maintenance division, soOATSC) recently asreceived detachment have to undergo spe someone say that SSgt. Chester's that the civilized a gift nn hnla-hugracefully poses, grass skirt, in which she sufhas of one to world drive cialized training is a native product skirt is to be a pin-u- p adorns the who boy? But the Hawaii. goal girl d terrific a fered these speed demons, Utah. Born in Salt Lake City, where she lives at 1226herSecond Sgt. Paul J. Parisi, loss. We also better known as scooters. Unless vital wit Miss Hooton worked at Lockheed before taking Reporter. be one passes the scooter xamination know that photo officer, Madison Geddes, Lt. Field. Hill at (Photo by job cause of the work at the scooter school located at the OATSC). Heifetz scooter pool, one does not get the 4513TH AAF BASE UNIT he did the world a finer place in which to scooter school certificate, confus will be "Clean out that room! Mop up live. That in itself is a supreme ing isn't it? Bye now until next that water! Empty that trash!" tribute. To all Americans and par week. Such was the refrain of the NCO's ticularly to writers, statesmen, po Pfc. Elizabeth Anne DePew, in charge of movlitical aspirants, diplomats and his Reporter. ing but now that torians, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt will be remembered as everyone is quar- 4135th AAF Base Unit, one of the world's truly great lead 'BG' ace s class and will fre 4A AMi;4.iTAAtrioi Squadron ers. T. . . r a LU ffivinff in IM 2 eatnifialw nnd TWO Ira V1K1LS a.. IdlUW " MiiAntlv Captain and Mrs. George C. led men within nis organization Noonan proudly announce the ar tied, the job bea to get touch of the su of to future roster about our added vicinity prospects employRecently rival of a new daughter, Carol ing accomplished were Pfc. Alfred J. Hanggi, percus- - ment and education, TSgt. Lewis jects they study. www"-in two and a half iriMv r9 tha mpn nave . sionist (drummer), Pfc. Stephen M. Howard of the 4313th AAF base Oil J W a hobW in hours. The new interested are the scales at or at Hill and enrolled field has unit 1 Goorabian, Sr., saxophonist, they photogra oration eivtx in osneciallv tnn inK in 57 lbs. IVz ozs She per Sergeant Victor A. Heisse, Jr., the will enroll approximately are more consolida-tio- n man with the trombone. More cent of his buddies in some course phy. When arrangements Dhotograwas born Satur- taHiish a of barracks. ,sii about findof them in we when that will later aid them get study dav. Aoril 7. 1945. t mess, dayroomf and u ne piai to such ad- something on them, ing the right job upon their return phy club, If - and offices. rinh The 1 1, Hill Field sta-at to civilian life. eonto , a new addition, by Howard The majority of these corres- vantages as entries in artfor to our lion n o s p i i a x. safe According sergeant pui the gives moving, "Nightfighters' nhotographs xnanKs ior roe major, SSgt. Don M. McMillan, pondence courses is with the Unit- f.imihinff a dayroom, something we have the the mesa nau for States ed forces armed pictures cations, to institute, in greatest being and an Cigars, Captain, sacrificed since we have been here. the service isadvantage that you needn't wor- while some are with such private and dayroom " of the outfit, With contemplated minor altera- and congratula- a. educational institutions as schools exhibits. conducted an tions, the new dayroom should add ry about the draft lions. colHoward for and avaition, universities, TSgt. autnorto t the comfort of the men in the survey, mm. i.i.rcfafter which the ' men formerly atSince Sergeant Herman (the leges L8 a outfit. tended. USAFI, ized by . General) Berardinelli has been In addition to Sgt. Joseph are McGill -:;men men with the these getting out such One turmnS a shined of star wife and the athletes of beautifully the spending o McCoy w in some phase of further- ment ana weuaie at nis nome in tuincy, outfit has left us! TSgt. Gordon shoes, his buddies have started started xuriougn their education, Sgt. Howard response was far more than 111. xuiiocn is on his way to a new as wondering if it wouldn't be advis- ing a class covering all expected- -a good ln signment in Texas, alone with Zat able to change his spec, (classifica- has organized of within the servicemen are 1""r"" phases agriculture number. tion) Theodore Snyder, Cpl. Michael Personalities: States. United organization. The men will study future of the Fred Adler and Sgt. Harold Wright is having Macchia, trouble convincing the boys in our Sgt. HenrySSgt. Miller. The very best I Corporal Richard Schebe was T squadron that he did not land that of luck and happy landings to you, I guest vocalist on the April 11 ago when he saw a car at the side on top of post schools. men, wnerever you go. Droaacast 01 ugden Air Technical of the road having tire trouble. Service Commands' radio program, Pfc. Lawrence is having trouble "Melodic Flight" It hannena that Shives stopped and the two men to transferred Bowline Being with his landings again, especially Field, D. C, is Cpl. Wayne Clone. tne previous conferred. three broadcasts at night. It seems that the last one tured feminine returned from The easiest solution to the man's It has songstresses. recently the was kinda rough on his face and wnere he recuperated Deen brought to our attention that difficulty, the men nospitai gear. agreed, was for landing from internal disorders. Lucky the script very appropriately read: Shives to loan his spare tire so Clone. Best of you. to luck you lation on Pfc. Palmer says that finally his on your new assignment, tire Introductory Theme for the other, W. R. Sanders, employed recognized baby daughter, Anna, Schebe . . . Anything but 'Beautiful at the Clearfield naval depot, could i a serious gasoline, him. He says, "If I don't get home i to the7 . 4513th. return to his home in Murray, and automobile shortage more often, she won't remember -iWelcome .. ' r xaay."Pfc. Emanuel R. Heifetz.. a Utah. imAiex. pi. Alex, among jonn me at all. country ana our ulv'":nt:n) s ."PfartiB the men of the outfit representing 708th AAF Band Reporter Address Lost In Wash system portation all :over the Hoffman was hi , widely dispersed areas THat. Sanders wrote Shives' address der the severe . . . a i . soon : 4V.A Tn 4 ivnrlH pnmAo f,sm ii jiiciui x n i: I... I mc not viu . ., iww siimii ww area, lasi amit on a slip of paper and promised conditions. uujecis nig and was n duty on Leyte island, fl week. Closer observation New automooiies TrinHe tin9 proved to return the in short tire order. X i frfCtrd a wivzot, .lons Trform available for they were second lieutenant bars. Philippines. Hope you will enlov he But was his when wife Pf stymied now in fewcemuj m yourseii witn the "Nightfighters." washed the shirt in which he had cars e"infheir task The strong wind last Friday vital iewis Howard the Aagt. the of So placed he f slip paper. wc maoe many oi our men feel workers to and Reporter. rugnthome sent a call for help to the at untu . again, since they had comjiiew jobs cornmu published in the April Th. transnortation faced many such winds during SECTION B, 4135TII AAF 5 issue. the stresses their long tour of duty in the 0lst UIMH Pnhlioittr in k Mlf TrrrrriPB . .ml urges n" : Shives saw the story and plans OATSC t. Aleutians. The only thing miss to contact Sanders. The friend! v omv. was instrumental In hrinaino GIgraphics to do their part m the ing was tne rain and snow. "I take it all back," Shives told ers nitfonalernef' dlrhifCeA toi gether an honest man "d good his fellow workers who had henrH vation oftoKalmeA:V meet Edward Lemanskv has 'Siuck helping FSgt an5UCNCORiCne'chahrge neighbOC whcn him th lost some concern "Cently for express his returned from furlough and is back on the job. He must have theatres. Charlie came to th! contact with each other because tire. an"Sanders apparently is not gCThe' ration-rid- e honest of home cookintr. country from Kentucky, in the i the wife of the former had han only but is a good, onioved plenty . r ' ,nis kcoi patriotic citizenman, i..y age ot nis career, and set- - too zealous in i. sure out oi as well. Anvone waisu.ne is because out the fam-- who would w all the way from of the expiration date, i weve ana, ynio. SSgt. ily wash. It allturning iaKe ime. ana i.iea.i matter. priv. happened this wv Murray to drive this the of naval each rcmemoer, we can t nice received nis greetings In Apri , depot the It easy, Barg, D. handling Buell Shives y day to work, has mv resnect." ers are also request- - no salvage OD clothing here any 1942. was .assigned to Hill Field foreman of Icul So Shives will have his tire again coniv working utan in June, '42. The Base theatres stock branch. ...nniv HiiaiA in more. change or s soon, and Sanders' conscience is .v.so."' thV "St. have been running und riders 2..gf dealing clear in arranging for its return tiorTthat would ave struck 'ficient hands of Sergeant Rice wife one evening Pvt. Fortum veral weeks uespue tne difficulties encountered. with this office. 5 Reporter. paid here to ,rss ay "...s m 1 ef - .... M . ' la three-wheele- e, Over Half of 4513th Enrolled In Various Courses of Study MAMf.4-An4- ... 7 ATA 1 s. com-- s . A r 0 - v- --- -y . i sVv? 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