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Show "V 1 6 Wednesday June 23, 1944 Coming to Theatre Aviation SqaadrdTn. rrkner f War Gaad DetMlrerttCtUi Squadron Bivouaeers (the 460th) k The softball blosA lot of beautiful things Our newly organized for another week of bivou. return week. They som about this time of the year. team is all smiles this worT their first game with Section maneuvers. Bow we love the ope, Such things as 4 "K." 32 to 9, showing terrific form. flowers, trees and cuuuiryi 1 Game No. 2, played last Thursday Takeromances. was Avn. Squadron Recktlek 1 Lt with 460th for instance Pvt. 3 to 2, with returned f rom much too- - close James B. Miles. leave and looklni Drew and the opposing pitcher He is no longer A faultPicture a bachelor. His holding hits to a minimum. He J health. by ?tgen scored first ed bride of one week the f quired a slight run by Pribyl for point a homethe is the former teux. wirintogpoint by second .and Miss Anna Mae Halme, which brought Drew Into Pierce. Luck and , xTTSgt Lavem, home plate. Those colored boys of best wishes to and HP" Nunley and CpL the 460th are a wily ball team, Pvt. and Mrs. Clark ( Clarence it takes some real playing to match Miles from all have a gallon size them. We hope our boys keep up the fellows. I jug of Sloans Ho. the good work. for the Alexander ament The broadcast Co an4 .. at;Ua ..L -stonhanson of Labor csat Bindrew mentioned a few receivMi have us believe theyweeks ago is still pending, so don t ordination would calls and trips to from a recent accident Cpl. Clark as eager that those many get impatient We re just Captain LaSala's office are strictly has aa winged arm and Sgt.hisNunley to present it as you are to hear has so, out jitterbug jerk in walk it. Due to complications it had to official, remaps lf until he discovered time. short a for be postponed auburn Congratulations to our softball the Captain's secretary has hair as well as a son voice he team. They took the Dlav Has anyone noticed that quite 4K Steoh claims from the 4912th Aviation Squad a few men from this organization workstlnrtone. more efficiently when pleas ron, witn a score ox it--i. most of their spare are spending ant relations are estaDiisnea. no time in Salt Lake City? Could doubt At the recent boxing show ths so be the town? And just think, donated three of its pugilists. 460th found - Pfc. and Pvt rvt. James uemDo, any of the seemed to have Hardy, Sabo,vt Norman Set their "ideal" right here! Oh, well, inriorVin are currently enjoying Horton and Pvt William EUing. visitsuch is life I guesgj ton. The show was a success with. their furloughs families and relatives, and see out a tooth lost ing ox The War Information and Orien- ing old scenes in various para tation Center, which is at present the country- - K was not without a During a night of peaceful sleen. located in our day room, is prov- longing look we watched them ing, Pfc. Brady Kelly shook Pvl Robert Clemmons out of his sweet ing to be a center of interest. In leave. about a week it will be. in a more slumber. when awakened Rio-nnf the times are the per was told toFinally take a ten minute break conspicuous place. A large discurved the mess manently bent necks and and go back to sleep. What a huplay will be just outside hall where it can't be missed, espe- backs from standing stooped over morist! busses riding wuintin fimarew. cially by the chow hounds. So in the upi. not hard . with radios at a premium and most to and from Ogden. It is American Report. of the men at work when the news- to believe the average his than taller soldier of is predeces 3rd Provislenal Avn. Sqdrn. boy comes around, a summary the war news from day to day can sor of World War I. Give us USO shows for morale. be had for no money and little af movies for thrills, but only a sonc Maybe we "G. L Joes" can't war effort on the part of the men. P. S. coming from a soldier's own soul $100 I buy the papers every day and ford to buy can instill the joy of comradeship so much talked about we bond hear for out cut the important parts among men that is prevalent in the and the in press over radio the you. Pretty good idea, yes? 3rd Prov. Squadron. That's right but war loan fifth drive, the during Sgt. Sidney Alexander, Jr. in fact Hill maybe we can buy that extra bond soldiers, lefs sing; our train. . . . And let's sing Field, lesser one denominations. in of the Loan those few extra dollars we ing shall be filled with music, and 4135th AAF Base Unit now have, and which we will have the cares that infest our day will Cpl. Roden Shumway left on fur- returned like our pay checks later with interest Our do just steal ablough this week. During his silentlv iwit. are overseas not buddies loaning sence, I am to bring to you the and what they are giving news of the 4135th. This is still they is Dropped by the squadron day unreturnable. Shumway's column as he is close give A. cook. room t other night: Matthew Irby Bruce T5 each over fence the lean to enough tne Reporter. was beating out the boogie onwere day and give me the dope. If this and the Joe Johnsons ivories set-u- p have works satisfactorily. I having a sandman duel . .the. And been promised a bid to join the 4135th Guard Section Ug Pretty Bob, the boy with his feet sweeter local club. The air smells all the can make mouth, really and everything to Lt Manzel since converse with floor tap There has been a marked im- his recent promotion to the rank dance soldier . . the . Met Pvt Hasten . . . Technical Order of Coneratula the lieutenant in first provement Wood! en and wifey one cool eve File in Base Engineering, since tions, sir, and many thanks for the and he's justified if he never spends imover. Will took The cigars. Raper Sgt sties in another camp night to due the Enprovement is probably mister. Rubyn beautiful, Sgt . . . Annette Cradle News classic personal instruction he receives Sylvia who the boy plays glish, from the girls in the T. O. Distribu- Bruce has made her world s en music with a the beat trance on Thursday 15 June 1944 to William Grant jump tion Department army, the of Still CpL and Mrs. Wm. Bruce who are has a sharp octet lt Cpl. Oakley has returned to .Hill the proud parents of this 7 lb. 3 oz. will organized for radio soon, Kt Peach' . . . Another, name?audition Field and joined up with this or 'Georgia . . . HI The ganization after being laid up at brought much happiness In the Pfc, chum, Mikie is Ogdenaires to palsey man the some Bushnell for time. Edward Doughty family, for little around with. Know the eight pound Wm. Edward "weighed walsey of loveliness he is sees hunk little It is said that Sgt Richardson in" Thursday 22 June 1944 in Sa in town with? WeU, she's his couhas received several offers from na lenv New Jersey . . . Best of luck Do something cousin. his sin, lonely tional networks to do dramatic se to both of you men and your wives. arxut tnat soioier . . . r. o. wum. rial programs for a leading soap inspection was tops. The winPvt 'Georgia Boy Davis left the company after tne war. dows were so bright til the inspecon an emergency fur suddenly officers thought they had beta CpL Bandy recently turned in lough due to the illness of his fath- ting out And stop cheating use broken his glue pot and carpenter topis to er . . . The men in your barracks on the floors I mean. Did you become a regular airplane mechan are going to miss your sweet guitar bleach on them? Saw Sgt Wallace 1c. The old "Swoose" will never be piaymg wniie you are gone m his eye was and that gleam the same without him. no caused by light Why not ten In the hospital . . . CdL Jack about the little dream, Last Friday TV Sgt Fredley was Fisher convalescing from a surgical the boys And stop trying to camoobserved posing for two pretty pho- - operation . . . nc. Lauren Cham- Sgt? her. uflage lograpners at tne arms range. The pion, with his leg in the cast due resulting pictures should give us to a Daa spin. The aofthnU team is riding high; an idea how the real soldier looks. everything it meets. Joba defeating . has . . considerable Civilians Golden expeSgt Fredly oe" Sgt Ralph H. Scott is recognized as inethat's rience with firearms and is well and Pvt. Robert Gerdine are chanc hitter on the field, and known among the nation's marks- ing their GI's for the latest style some bitting. men. civilian apparei. isotn left last week wun Honorable discharges. The president signed the G. lot Why does Pvt Vetere wear dark of Rights. That means acomBill glasses so much? You know, Vic, For the past week people have to you, soldier; free schooling, there are some things around here asked me, "What are they building loans, etc. P. S. Tne well worth looking at in the stockade?'' (guard house to pensation, has a few complicfree The only thing I can say is ations.schooling You will have to prove that It was at the "GI Party" we had you.) that it looks more or less like your schooling was interrupted ofi last Friday that I found what hap- one man Service Club. entrance into the service, your to all the dust that blows pens at tne over twenty-fiv- e were you through here. A good share of it that A man sensible under does . . not of if time entrance; brag your was impedded in the floor under men do not convince have a o. k. their ar you age, providing by my bunk. gument, out oy their personality. year and a month in the service. . Sgt R. L. Wisler, CpL Charles Z. Walters, CpL Charles Dod4 Reporter. Reporter. iteporter. 4912th Avn. it .. - fh two-bagg- er - - it-e- itv n long-await- '; f - s - THE LAMAR COMEDY TEAM . . . That stars in USO Show, "Tell Me More." Veteran Vaudevillans Sparkle On Comedy Program July 13 "Tell kling More," another spar 4. tain calls with several Show production, vaudeville stars who make this Will play to a Hill Field military something to remember. Like all audience Thursday evening, July Camp Shows presentations,- admis13, in the base theatre, special sion to servicemen is free. services office announced this Following are the acts that will week. be presented: This variety show is a speedy George Dunn, emcee and dancer; com- Gloria Manners, singer; Tommy La combination of edy, song and dancing. A satire Rose and Helene, comedy mentalon mentalists is one of the specia- ists; La Mars, comedy team; Eddie lties. An emcee who dances is Emerson and company, comedy act; Ross Girls (5), dance line,and Jud another. Young performers will share cur- - Rees, pianist and musical conductor. Me USO-Cam- old-tim- er p - rib-wrecki- ng Civilian Dormitory Calendar 10:00 10:00 12:30 a.m.-R- ed WEDNESDAY , Crow Sawing, N. If. Rec- 12:00 noon reation halt a.m. Gardening, K. E. Recreation hall. a.m. Swing Shift Cribbage, N. E. Recreation hall. 1:00 p.m. Physical Training, N. E. Recreation hall. S:00 p.m. Shuffle Board, N. E. Recreation hall. 5:00 p.m. Anderson Club Sing, 8. E. Recreation hall. BHM p.m. Croquet. N. E. Recreation SATURDAY Noon Hour Whist, N. E. Recreation hall. 2:00 p.m. Croquet, N. E. Recreation 4:30 p.m. halL 5:00 p.m. N. E. Recreation Horseshoes, Anderson Club Sing, N. E. Recreation hall. .8:00 p.m. Bridge, N. E. Recreation hall. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. Catholic Mass, N. W. Recrea-tian hall 11:00 a.m. Mormon Service, N. W. Recre ation nan. halt N. E. Recreation Talent Scouts' Music Boar, 12:00 noon Ping-pon6:00 p.m. N. B. Recreation hall. m12:30 P Catholic 0 Hour, N. W. RecreaT:00 p.m. Actablt Dramatic, N. W. tion hall. p.ra. CPA JfMtlng, N. W. Recrea- 2:00 pm-- Protestant Services, N. W. reatlon hall? Recreation halL tlon hall. 2:00 p.m. Croquet. Rec-tloN. E. Recreation a 8:00 p.m. Checker Chaltenss, N. E. halL ball. 4:00 p.m. Christian Science, N. W. Rec:O0 p.nk Rla and Fly Whist. If. E. reation hall. Recreation ban. p.m. Whist, N. W. Recreation hall. .10:30 p.m. Crlbbag Class, If. E. Recre-aUo- n 4:00 6:00 p.m. Spanish Club, N. E. Recreahalt tion hall. rsnmsDAT 7:30 p.m. Community Sing, N. W. RecE. Recreation 10:00 a.m. Qardenlng, reation halL hall. 8:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Music Hour, Anderson Club, N. W. Recreall:O0 a.m. N. E. Recreation hall. tion hall. N. E. Recreation halL 12:00'noon Bridge Club, N. W. Recrea- 10:00 p.m. Bingo, MONDAY tion hall. m. 10:00 a Red Cross Sewing, N. E. Rec12:00 noon Whist, N. N. Recreation halt. reation hall. M. E. Recreation 2:00 p.m. Ping-pona 11:30 m Whist Tournament, N. E. hall. Recreation halt 2:00 p.m. Crlbbag, N. E. Recreation 12:00 noon N. E. Recreation Oardenlng, balk halt 4:30 p,m, Softball Olrla' Practice, If. E. 2:00 p.m. N. E. Recreation Croquet, Recreation hall. halt 4:30 p.m. Horseshoes, N. E. Recreation 2:00 p.m. Cribbage Class, N. E. Recreahall. 5:0O p.m. Anderson Club Swing, a. E. 8:00 tion halL p.m. Anderson Club Sing, N. E. Recreation hall. Recreation halt 8:00 p m. Pinochle Classes. If. E. Rec8:00 pm. Whist Tournament. N. E. reation halL Recreation halt 8 :00 p.m. Colorado Club, If. E. Recrea8:00 p.m. Cosmopolitan' N. Club, E. tion halL ' Recreation hall. Catholic Study Club, M. W. 8:O0 TUESDAY Recreation halL 8:30 a.m. Junior Red Cross Sewing. N. 8:00 p.m. Mnineosta Club, M. E. RecreaW. Recreation halt tion hall. :O0 p.m. Square Dane Club, E. W. 10:30 a.m. Oardenlng. N, E. Recreatlm halt Recreation hall. 12:00 noon Pinochle Club, 8. E. RecreaSing E. E. RecreaMidnight Community tion halt tion nan. 1:00 p.m. Physical Training, tt. E. RecFRIDAY reation halt 10:00 a.m. Red Cross Sewing, N. W. Rec3:00 p.m. Horseshoes, N. E. Recreation reation hall. halt. 10:00 a.m. Qardenlng, If. E. Recreation 5:00 p.m. Anderson Club Sing, N. E. hall. Recreation halt 12:00 noon Rise and Fly Whist, N. E. 8:00 p.m. Pinochle Club, & E. RecreaRecreation hall. tion halt 3:00 p.m. Physical Training, if. E. Rec- 8:00 p.m. Character Study, N. W. Recreation halL reation halt 4:30 p.m. Current Review, tt. E. Recre8:00 p.m. Craft Oass, . W. Recreation ation halL halt 8:00 p.m. Anderson Club Sing, 8. E. 8:30 p.m. Seagull Dance, E. W. RecreaRecreation hall. tion halt 8:O0 p. m. Horseshoes, If. K. Recreation :00 p.m. Quit Competition, N. E. Rechalt. reation halt 8:00 p.m. Community sing, a. E. Recre- 10:30 p.m. Bingo, N. E. Recreation Halt ation hall. 8:00 p.m. Friday Night Entertainment, W. W. Recreation hall. POUND purse. Same may be 8:00 p.m. Bridge Classes, N. E. Recrea- obtained on Lady's proper Identification by comtion hall. munion ting with Dorothy Ayler, extension 8:30 p.m. General Dance E. W. Recre 419, days, or at barracks 517 evenings. ation nan swimming Party, tt. E. Rec-lo- n DIAMOND RINO Lost diamond ring hall. sold act with M.,,t!. Rise and Ply Wbut, jf. jg. o" each side of stone. Pinder notlfv auon nan. Doris Dixon, sxtensioa 397. Reward. Rec-7:3- I. p-- " ihf. . ed low-ceiling- ed . the-ext- ra . t Convalescent Soldiers Need Comfortable Furniture for Lounging at Hospital Have you a chesterfield, lounging, "We need some overstuffed fur - .to contribute. We will be happy . a chair, rocking chair or floor lamp niture something a man can drop T send a truck to pick up any ma collecting dust in your attic, base into and be completely relaxed and ment spare room or garage? comfortable.'T irst Lt R. R. WLUa-ha- n, is volunteered." If so, lt may play a useful role Lt Willahan estimates that six director of the convalescent in the war with the Ogden Air training program, said two chesteryesterday. overstuffed chairs, Service Command here at Hill "We are short of lounges, chairs, fields, six floor lamps, four rock Field. rugs and a few floor lamps would ing chairs and a few small throw Soldiers convalescing in the base be very helpful. rugs would completely furnish the must sit on hard wooden "There must be some such fur- recreation room where the patient hospital benches, straight-bac- k chairs or now in use that people, gather for relaxation. even stand when in the recreation niture notthe needs of our conval-acknowing Anyone interested in help" room and library. service men would be willing should call extension 4S3. I - nt |