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Show mTgi rrm fth-ttt-fi ill iliSliiSI Ln jR&G trafcrl J Hill Field, Utah Wednesday, March 29, 1944 EDITORIAL SUPERVISION . Captain A. B. Waaamaket 8peelal Information Officer Publle Relatione officer, Lieutenant Benno O. Levy . For Special Service . For Employe Relatione S. Carl Monger Captain Major Robert Kenfro editor, TBgt. Kyland JL Toomaeon Managing Editor Cpu Sylvester Adeua Reporter Bgt Thomae Boright Reporter . . . Larry C Evana Reporter Marge Kernlmen Photography. . . .Bgt. George I Kinney and Bsse Pboto Seetioa The Uuitieider ie publuMd weeny in um interests of the military and civilian peraonnei of the Air Bate. Ogden Air Depot and Ognen Air Servloe Command, Hill Field. Ogden, Utan, and i distributed free each Wednesday. It I printed with tbe facilities and through the cooperation of The Ogden Standard-Examine- r. Opinions expreaaed tn this paper are those of the. individual writers and members of the staff, and ' 4o not necessarily reflect the attitude of the army or of the commanding officer, it . or published is requested that artieies appearing in Its columns be not without tbe express consent of the Public Relations Office at Bill Field. The Hin-- f (elder receives material supplied by Camp Newspaper Service, War Department, 203 East 2nd Street. N. X. o. Credited materiel may not bo republished without permtesloa from Camp Newspaper 8orvice. ' , . I - sub-squa- - -- - Ex-Wor- ld - d, I use L V- - " I No reply Undecided ... The map above indicates the box score of President EoosevS FEDERAL BALLOT REJECTED nnerv tn 48 state srovernors on whether the federal ballot proposed in the new servicemen's vu v would be acceptable to the various states. Note that only six definitely' accepted the federal ballot wh S 15 definitely rejected it. the Brown Bombers, cur- rently participating in a Salt Lake City leatherpushing tournament, wil stage several exhibition bouts as the piece de resistance. 8:15 p. m. is the curtain raising time for both "Hips, Hips, Hooray" and the Friday night fistic offering and the welcome mat is out to all military personnel and guests at the base gymnasium both nights. . eawg 'T i Forty Take Part Just Like Seeing Double Twice! " '''i" " u " ' JlYX :T ) In Whist Games Whist players of dormitory sub-un- it number two had two progressive tournaments in the northeast rec hall at Hillcrest last week, with 40 players participating. Winners were Mrs. Ann Jackson of the swing shifters and Mrs. Hilda Kirkendall of the day shift workers. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Ruby Jean Dudley and Mrs. Hortense Brousard, swing shift, and Cpl. Millins of Camp Kearns. The tournaments were the first in a series to be held each Monday in the same recreation hall, and all who wish are invited to participate. Mrs. Gladys Cope is sponsoring hostess of the group. TWINS' GRINS . . . Hill Field's two sets of identical twins, the soldier Seeben and McEvoy, were e magnanimous with the smiles as the photographer .snapped the bulb. Left to right, the cs. Seebe Daniel Bernard Patrick and and r, Pf Byron McEvoy. Two times two is indubitably.. If you haven't" already met neing were Dan or Bernard, and Bei four, but when the four are two or both of Hill Field's soldier twin the Seebers. Byron Patrick the and McEvoys, sets of twins and in the army on duos, perchance even received a Daniel. the same field it can prove plenty cold snub from a Pat or Byron as insenarable in the be thinkcouldn't for blamed you perplexing. tinrh thev were Sii i look-alik- For Further Details See Special Service What would vou fsMSM like to learn ? r4' ' QUQprobobly will not Will not um 6Hipsr Hips, Hooray9 and Big Fistic Show for GIs Here Those two most enticing jects to a GI heart girls and boxing go on parade tonight and Friday night at the base gymnasium when special service serves up Hips, Hips, Hooray" and "Fisti-cana- ," in that order. That Preston Sturges of Hill Field extravaganzas, Pfc. Doug Gordon, waxed enthusiastic this week over the "gals and gams, gams and gals!" that will be on display tonight. "Hips, Hips, Hooray" is the typical 60 Girls 50 Count 'Em style of production with plenty of comedy tossed in for good measure. The Keep 'Em Flying band will give out with the musical portion of the show, taking the wraps off several new arrangements worked over especially for this show Cerwill be the tain applause-getter- s "hidden talent" group; GIs from the various squadrons on the field who will strut their wares, most of them for the first time before a Hill Field audience. Practically stealing a page from Ring magazine, "Fisticana" ought to provide the most rabid boxing fans with their fill of movies and actual exhibitions Friday night in the gym. Champions Dempsey, Sharkey, Camera, and "Hammering Henry" Armstrong will "be on the program via films of some of their classic battles. The Hill Field boxing soldier RProbobly will IWillwe, Whwrwver yen Toko your Pick I ' . your thitatien through this Army-Ner- school. ftegin study vy Accounting? Auto-Mechanic- ... s? Radio? You can wherever yon are, whatever yon are doing! AU it takes b a few hours a week of in- teresting work. You study by correspondence, or with textbook, or in an off-dot-y class. Course completed may be submitted for credit self-teachi- A nowl Want to learn Algebra? Physics? ng few of the cewrses fferel ivafesMe...! ... fCommay take hit ludy terioutlfi .u.i. Kivfhnince. and entered the service and far separated fashion . UU the hit of Irish laughl and brogue apOy describe. P.t and Danny McEvoy. heartily call County fee pays for TMe 111 v.i - -- teU Juayj simple matteranto apart. Dan'sto suit his of fatigues chief in to ruddy complexion jnateh. lfWtlOce 'SiS ..I 411 441 411 Tri TyeewrWwg sll wM eSMfrMMt4 Ml.... ImUmpImIi Ceet Ml OmseSisj . . aefrigeeseiee) rl ..... HI AvleelMS MilslsiMwei 11 brother muthave "My A Hotter Start lOOKinj ' 4. ferent early in kickedbecause out w - n his foot that .. 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" with aers. jr bh iob now of the family handling service heUo to New 482nd, first said r. in j.ww, k K Dan had traaea u.jChicago's Dearbornbeckoned, when the draftfirst caU comer Fat got iooqoH on the ov was vueu a-- nan planajidrecaueeven liiiea out naire. orm ., Then a sennme.i ton as many courses as you want to study as long as your work is satisfactory. Start now. Ask your Orientation officer, or Special Service officer for Institute enrollment blank. Send no money. Mail the coupon (or a copy of it) to the ad- dress below! the brothers Corrosoendence in civilian schools. One $2 enrollment Seeber mni McTSvov '"T ,. aro In the U.S.A. i V. R. Arsmrf Tmrrrt Imiliis hm ' M SI MADISON, WISCONSIN TrIE i ARMY-NAV- Y SCHOOL WITH THE WORLD CAMPUS Coarse J I . - - t be embarrassing'"i yuv aren't snubbing, the wrong one I can |