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Show 1-- jBowling LeagifB Formed for Military U 2! W KUP'iunrixG" Wae Section 4135th Guard Section Last Wednesday trouble WHO Seemed to have room? his by a great in on the light putting WHU Don t oeiieve in ion uw Wasatch Springs tant loving thru Pvt. Goers turned his daily sugar out to be an ex- 41S5th AAF Base Unit Last week SSgt. Bill Halliday pent part of his furlough visiting his former offiee mates and part 01 nis furlough visiting his mate. He Is now a squadron evening was number of us at en-Joy- swimming JH"" ed pool. Call for Last Year's Team Captain To Meet Issued by Maj. Menger; Season's Play to Last Eight Monti With an urgent call for all the captains of last yJ bowling teams, both enlisted men s ana officer's, If.. Carl S. Menger, chief of OASC's special service office, J nounced the opening of this year's bowling league the of Sept. 11th, It will continue for eight months. j report? cellent swimmer . WHO Put. oil as well as diver. in the radiator of Such form! a jeep? Could he MM xne sauadron be blind? Pvt. Marie Mol-lo- y party committee, Is the WHO took that neaaeo oy Chair. "sharpie" in the ThA team contains will meet toV final step on her man Neafie and outfit that misses recent furlough. discuss ine Sec. Christie, are , Will be tki nights, there the Waves? uu Bona Yep, she was formulating plans "Big 5" competitors amontiti the Are WHO to lems. T5 married for a party to be enlisted men, also betwwTv. two wolves operDuval 1. Joe held around the Menger wants all of the with one other new Major fleers, on exhaust best ating to at the Here's who are still serving first part of Ocin effect. to be captains placed Neece ed finances and Armstrong for both of you. OASC to attend the meeting: with tober. GI's are continual The change-on- r milk for the desperately waiting Staff Strgeant Max Kosof Friday, men in tactical units, as wt&ii urged to start check? r?n1 Goheen departed for fur m. 1:00 P. at sergew some parts of the base their plans early August 15th, WHO Is the well cultured young prior to her next Kosof stated that he w looaang ment" Sgt Kosof declared, cost' for the occasion. Shumway field lough yesterday, the to leave that oe overaw plans lady and bigger us to mix forward to & better Plans already laid seem to indicate and is breaking the Hearts 01 many; assignment wnicn win the bowlen" i aooui bowling league now tnat we lanes building .of up three duty. She was prettybutexcited the party will surpass all others for major W who them the whole thing, are newly resurfaced. entertainment. six teams of five men each, About our cook. Elmer, who is wouldn't be? shellacked been All alleys have form each league for a grand k so all in these days, he burned his to give a more persistent perform- of the 90 best keglers on the W Hugh K. Fredley, our new hand TSgt. wonare We while at Service the GI all dance working. Our to the keglers, and the high These three leagues, "Victor addition to the crew chief's club, who this girl is that has Club last Tuesday night turned out ance have been eliminated. He "Service Men's" and "MtuC has returned from his cross coun- dering boards over him. a to be auite a success, and were oion annnuneed that this years will consist of a mixture ot i flight. A detailed description of such spell try nights have been cers and enlisted men. same can be had for only $1.00. looking forward to more of them. league play-o- ff CdI. Paul Winsle and Cpl. Floyd as ruesaay, nnmraw In the past seasons it hai designated Pvt. Ethel Brown received the and Thursday night of each week. difficult to keep the leagues i Latrine rumor No. 17: Sheets will Henley have left to attend school Much new equipment nas Deen gether because of transfen a cease to be white, as did stockings, In Louisiana. They expect to be Purple Heart from her husband who was wounded in the enough to guarantee s shipments. This set-u- p of tk and be a light drab green by the gone for several weeks. gathered, decoraHeart teams invasion. 9 from each organization main leagues should keep thei The or 8 Purple 5 of to month. odds. next middle Pvt. Kilgore is spending the next tion seems to be the thing in Pvt on the base. Cost of bowling is IS falling. In addition to having five Thanks to SSgt. F. R. Sladich for few days in camp. He has been Brown's family, for her brother, cents a frame. have each New Haadieap Policy teams, there will be two doukh his home made cookies. We, the down visiting in Salt Lake City. So and two brothers-in-lareceived the medal twice. brick barracks, take this opportun- we hear. Special services also announced one for officers and one for . CpL Carolyn J. Armstrong, a new policy of handicap to be in ed men. ity to thank the sender for such In regards to the womei Reporter. force this season. , Novices, as well Col. Madison Smith is now mak pastries. as exnerts. will be placed in league, ''Sergeant Kosof went at Can you imagine Sgt Fred Stein ing his headquarters down at Salt were maf proper team positions so that no explain that tothey and Sgt Roscoe Wisler calling each Lake Cty. .Due to the change of First Depot Unit, obtain lifhtve; Army contestant will be outclassed, xnis every effort other "baldy"? And Roscoe plan- living quarters of a certain girl. In a very few days after this is being done so that the five best balls and shoes, and to leant ning on marriage soon! our men of this unit will bowlers won't be on the same night a week open so that v writing rabbits have completed all requirements team. season for The. hunting toe arrives tneywlk Cpl. John (CWS) Walker thinks turned up for Pfc. Doughty, of the Air ServiceCommand as ' to Other than this handicap, and a readyequipment m a organize KP is a real opportunity. When has is doing it with flashlight this basic training. Forthe past week all change in the league play-of- f league. or who else can you play horse-shoe- s, men deficient intheir train ing eat when and as you like? We are year. have been attend-- n g evening inclined to agreed with him. How Pfc. Scheel and Shirley are try- classes from 6 toi 10 o'clock and beever, John shouldn't be a KP, he ingto be champion skaters this year cause of these 16and days anouia oe a cook. at the Berthana and are practic these men willsoon be qualified to them on all subjects of basic training and ing it in a big way. Luck Smith is awfully both. SSgt. Russel G. will once again enjoy the privilege WAC he for whom about the quiet of an evening off. As for marksand Once malts. A buys sandwiches evening is in store for manship requirements nearly every in a while you see them at the can- you ifgood down in stop Ogden's you man is now qualified on the carteen but they slip out before you town park. You will see our bine plus a few who are in addican talk to them. Who is she? Georgia Boy" in action. tion with the Thompson qualified Pvt. Fred J. Neece, gun. Last Saturday 21 v ..SSgt. Earl Teeters is a proud zs W 1 ire. Reporter. eight EM were given instruction on man now days and nights. His .new i fV the .50 calibre machine gun and baby boy is here. Congratulations Prisoner of War Guard Sqdra. next war. Friday and Saturday of this week the misses he 'hope Initiated almost simultaneously. these men will go to Wendover - ' our specialized training program, Field, Utah, for actual firing with A bulge in the pillow. A i Ariv a familiarization inspection. and orientation program are now the weapon, morning stand-b- y course, as we understand this piece Probing hands of the inspectors. going into full was operates a bit different from the bed. What Bell's Ding iwing. Special SSgt EM receiving .30 carbine. this ized training in are Charles KenR. training SSgt CpL Shumway, volves brushing $ nedy, Sergeants William Anderson, Reporter. up on tne oia, William Davidson, Ralph Kelsey. and learning new Arthur Gburek, and Corporal Ed Sauadron Aviation 3ta about 'the '" In the ward Kruper and Pfc. George past I have been rather things 9 p e r a tion and Hill Field's ehanees fe a title. Don Isle .. free in (Kentucky) Little. This unit is PRESENTING passing out literary orchids certain to be well "protected" with fast aggregation, the "Red Sex" (se called because they wear: to different departments of this PW camp weap-- ? these "sharpshooters" in our midst that are red. see?), who are abeat to bang heads with their organization which have, brought ons, riot duty, Smokery nine hi a fight, to the finish for the season chaaitasX expressions of exasperation and chemical fcsstg; warfare, This week our nhvsical training OASC personnel are certain of the nteeme. Left to right, shartfc: unwillingness to concede the conven Len Adams, oatfleld; Sid Johnsea. entfleld; Bay Freeman, classes have been devoted entirely of these denartments over Geneva fieMS. Ceek tion rules, and "judo" training, something that Lawrence Taylor, catcher, and genial Do Roberts, short the orderly room personnel. Being similar our to fhstJ and concerning Dee same knowledge to Back 'order; is row, Veil know manager. at times. pitcher all dwell, have Under I this a cog in machinery, duties. E. Wayne Cole, second base; Wayne' Beyle, third base; Dick Car the direction of Lt George Thomtaken for granted that everybody particular sad in As believes the Keep Army son our men -' accomare rapidly rounding oatfleld; John Stokes, outfield; Cliff Vsagha. oatfleld, recognized the abilities and ing its men well informed as to into excellent shape Vaughn, oatfleld. Not on hand for the picture were Paul Kisfv there vlishments of this department what although going on in current news, have been a few men somewhat pitcher, and Jim Pidd, second base. hence the failure to mention them world issituations, and the war in bad con with me Allow to column. knees. legs, this crippled in one hour every Tuesday backs, 3.1: plus numerous cases of tribute the information that with' general, to is tunc this devoted evening out the proper functioning of ad tion. However, political discus- Charley horses" but with a little more hardening these little trow ministration, no organization can sion and debate is officially ' operate or have mobility. So, thru and men, bles will be ironed out officers between this media, I'm bringing to your and non-coand privates, to pre Last Saturday a classification attention the fine work that has vent influencing votes in the com audit With Paul "Windmill" Kingdon hdlding the of the organization, together been and still is being done by fel ing election. with an administrative and medical .low soldiers behind desks, under and fannlnj check of the records, was con- Smokery squad to three scattered hits .'the able supervision of Sgt Mel has been The manpower shortage ton Branch. To you on the outside, temporarily alleviated by the re- ducted with a satisfactory result would-b- e hitters, the Red Sox, varsity Softball team, sitting behind a desk looks like cent arrival of a number of men. Every man is well qualified for his the second half championship with 7 wins and no losi something soft but brother have Things work much more smooth technical specialty and our admni- The "Sox" and the Bank Smok- you ever ached all over from sit ly when the shoe doesn't fit quite lstrative records are in fine shape. next time this Cot too and Lt By long? Halliday ting Captain ery played the final second half so tight. week every persons' record will to went men irom tne base admin is league game Friday night at the the has turned "When gold be up to date in every respect silver" does not necessarily mean trative inspector's have been very Monroe park diamond before the Wins old. Instead it signifies helpful in these early stages of our to date crowd in A portion of the 3rd Platoon, un growing activation league and their largest assistance has Seconds the promotion of Lieuts. der Sgt William Walker, is doing Robert greatly appreciated. Assigned play. These two teams have bat Roller, John B. McCook. been A summary report .00 some fine mechanical and techni- and Charles R. Tlce to first lieu- to our unit tnis week were Second tled neck and neck throughout the Field Trotter. cal work at the maintenance nan tenants per letters of promotion Lt Arthur H. Levy and Second Lt season and created a high interest baseball team, reveals gar. Keep up the good work, fel they received from the war de- Benjamin F. Wade as supply and which they walked off in their games. lows. This same platoon sports officers, last Concratulaengineering respectively. week. partment Glen Cherry, able chuck er of second half championship fairly good country ball player in tions to First Lieuts. Roller, Mc The unit is very happy to have the person of Pvt H. Clifford. In cook and Tice. for their oromo- - these officers with them and wish the Bank Smokery team, allowed Olden league.oiminuMT- one game a couple of weeks ago. tions, and for the them all possible success. s eight hits in Friday's game, with Clifford, he smacked out a homer, a triple wnicn earned them. splendid work Well, our allotted space is about the "Reds" turning them into centerfielder, niainUined .487, P" of batting averagewe and two doubles. The guy must be completely utilized so until next seven runs. in at the top we ajood. But then he would have to off." week will The Lieut is Bank cheer"sign Llgham usually feeling Powerful Beecens battel comes throughSmokery be, coming from the same town iui ano rested alter the imag to hold their oppo- .433 F. W. White. Sgt for the season, ww and same street as your reporter. inary trip to Los Angeles. Reno. nents down in the clutches but reU. clip Reporter. third Trotter' with Do we like ourselves, Pvt Clifford? and San Francisco which he made were unable to keep the Reds In sin his a clean Ti heels bounds Friday. on his leave of absence. while . The Athletic Council announces which was cancelled along with all LEAVES SOON FOR HAWAII which Extreme spectator interest Is ex r- - Z. Miss Marietta for definite plans for a garden party asf leaves and furloughs. the Craven, meet when the in the boys pected months employed at OASC. delayed play-of- f to be given at the service club on though feeling much better, Al of the tie game slugging" In anyoooy he past aver? soon wtu leave Hawaiian from lor the 29th, of August If the first Saturday night halt the "Reds" win In the - fleldtag 461 finds it difficult to believe he had air seven to one a.m., so get the fair actually ever made the trip. depot, Hickam field, Honolulu, they will have the season cham- Trotters-2S3landed without s hot--, as volunteer senior leather and pionship tucked awajr. maiden lined up for this elaborate' the pletlng If season averafi We have yet to learn how the fabric worker. She is the daughter "Bank" wins, they will have won a higher ly planned chin-dithose of ter Mrs. R. E. 2983 the first half and another game Comparing Hawkins, cnemical warfare inspection by Ft waat must be played to determine the othef teams in thethe St., ugden. Cigars from Pvt. Johnny Rich' Douglas Captain Malonev turned litUe doubt that Tj. arason are in order, as he was out The boys looked darned league winners. were th outstanding te Individual made a proud father of a bounc masking and unmasking, and good Issued awards will bo The Air race. Of Service ChuubJ to the ien doing team by the Ogden second nau tag baby boy last week. What are close order drill while masked. aleag with the ether air depots ta Softballwinning Federation. Both teams you making of him Johnny, a fu It was the informal questions im- the United States, consulates the be sent to the state tournature 499th'er? Tow aredactive heart rr mediately foUowing. that stumped very cere of !r sower. Eeaair and will ment In Lake Salt week. wUl next Citr help to shertesi wj; raw oi us. Ts Bruce Cook. applr facilities really "Keep Esa with the odds high thai will Cwmt war-thn- e tpifrTtiZ. they Reporter. Reporter. lying. meet in wo unais. to the best of 7 ed in Kansas. , I , tJ . . -- . "D-Da- y" 4 w - Red Sox Second Half Champiom 17-ho- ur . it sub-machi- ne lHW?7' -- V'r - h it - A 'JJr' v r . com-TMttcn- ca - - ver-bot- Down Bank Smokery, 7 to Last Game of Softball League en Trotters Hitting Reason for - oaS tha, tf -- -- : lTiMmSSjr chV g. fiu; ; |