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Show First Arnv(d(few 17C we mp w mat' Prisoner of War Guard Detachments 1st Depot Unit of our basic train Branch Camp No. 1. which was! In the midst wing walker, landing gear acrobat de- formerly located at Ft. Douglas, at climax just ahead-t- hat luxe, and parachute Jumper, will has recently been in the 1st Depot up for our boys the former Santa accept a contract of Unit. After about twoset weeks with any circus Anita race track for our we are all after duty hours. in Arcadia, Calif. I training first operation, a four-da-y ofbivouac just a stone's Ogden 1 Honors should ' throw from Los high up in thethemountains unit is all be accorded to Canyon and this entire Angeles and the event. our volley ' ball movie "primed" for team. The tourOf course every man will eat no need There iscapitol. this Thursday. nament c h a of telling you we heartily prior weto understand K. of Hill were all green August 3, as not a what are exactly Field won six rations the of with envy three desires soldier in one working hard are games boys who afternoon to take times a day. now basking in the championship California the which is a notaCook minsViino hathinff Immediately upon return from ble record in any in th blue Pacific surf, and bivouac the unit will commence this technical training at post schools. league. enjoying all the sights of their We do have a few boys in this location during celebrated A nvnn wf aH- taken a There are also unit who have already axis hours. leisure Shurawny foes, from the slice or two out of our Ing a ride, in a rumors coming strong car, to Salt Lake City, please con- direction of the L. A. Chamber of one being Sgt. Eugene M. Boyer, tact Sgt. M. McGrew or Pfc. A. Commerce that the more physical who proudly exhibits campaign Hauser. But before all this you type of beauty is not entirely bars from the first world war with better check out a parachute three campaign stars, and one from (chest type for comfort). the European theatre of this war two campaign stars, and last, Lean and contemplative Lieut. with not the Mark Sgt. "Corky" Korkala is on Woleast, the Purple Heart. but E. labor Eink, loose (again). This time the some of the boys call as is of the "Pop," camp, officer and supply men's Auxiliary corps (Helen) to get over there anxious is of all him, enter to us things leaving honors him. finish the job that he and and Sink again the infantry. Lieut. - brook-sid- e and some of his buddies so ably ' a share cozyLieut. Koller SSgt. "Dingle" Bell has requestcabin in the Ogden Canyon; started about a year ago over in ed his public be notified of his and Italy. the departure of Lieut. Africa, Sicily, and with return to duty from furlough. to this grand old soloff Hats one room for be will there Sink, an the dier, We example we can hear surely additional occupant. Pfc. Bill Dlngman is the proud all follow. father of a new. baby girl. We're vacancy is already applied for. now. all grand-dad- s , Our .unit was increased by the General Order No. 5 reads that addition of two new officers rehis post only Crlbbage champion, Cpl. Isaac a soldier shall quit this week, 1st Lt. Niles L. porting it Niel, is looking for players. Night when properly relieved but 2nd Lt Paul O. Conn-land Ehrhart showmakes no mention of a post games wanted. is very happy to have The unit solCpl. R. Shumway, ing definite signs of leaving a officers with them and wish these hour an dier. the When Reporter. wind of a week ago threatened to them both all possible success. blow over the guard towers of the 459th Aviation Squadron Hevern has patented SSgt. Vin Your reporter missed contribut- prisoner of war compound, the that shrill whistle of his that ing to last week's edition. Due to guards were in a quandry as to throughout the barracks aboutrings 5:35 the sharp stress being put on one whether they should be expedient every morning, there just isn't of those frequent inspections, he and beat a hasty retreat down the another like it anywhere. was forced to forego the effort ladder, or to stick to post though of collecting news for your con- they be blown into the next state. We have a real skilled sumption. The commanding officer The crisis was eased, when the to show us our training operator films the and passabated wind on reto us a danger passed compliment L. J. Wiederhold, who used Cpl. been ed. since towers have The on the cleanliness and genceived, run the projector in the Base eral good appearance of barracks repaired to avert similar instances to when a member of the theatre, occupied by this squadron. With arising. 4135th. More news next week about such progress this unit will cerin the mountains our little men of this organi- we should trip About tainly go places. To Sergeant Walhave some tall tales to white-robe- d lace and his staff, goes an orchid zation willthirty be seeing shortly tell. for their improvement and effidoctors waiting with long, Sgt. F. W. White, Reporter. vicious-lookinin needg ciency handling the department hypodermic of supply. les poised ready to give booster inoculations. Even the lustier 4235th Guard Section Several of our men, Cpl. BenjaIn the words of the immortal hearts are not elated at the prosmin Smithson and Pfc. Charles bard, ."We Also Ran." After the pect. fire had died and the smoke Sullivan, have left for school, down T5 Bruce A. Cook, Reporter. Texas cleared away, only the shattered way. We all wish them a remnants remained of a once classy lot of good luck. group of proud gladiators of the 4912th AAF Base Unit Our day room is sadly in need track and field meet We tried (Avn. Squadron) chairs, rugs, radio, and similar gallantly, but the extra little bit Last week MSgt. A. L. Harris of of what it takes to triumph was was host at a stag which he gave items. Anyone know the wherelacking. At that we uncovered Twas abouts of such? some talent that might come in for- several ,,of the fellows. affair affrani Soon there will be a very interhandy at a later date in carrying there's one esting announcement to all, about the message to Garcia. If you don't ,5 But know what I mean, go to your thing that baffles our great courier, "Pvt KoebeL" history books, boys, go to your hisme he says he Pvt. Rustic! has a new rating tory. The events in which we ex'doesn't know how now as the "Sad Sack" of the celled were as follows, first place received that in cross country run Cpl. Delvis lhe scar twtwn his Sixto, boxing class), the inimitable Joe N. Brown. You know Our highest regards to Capt. eyes. Of course, Harlow as chairman of the Pioneer of course Joe used to make his the door story al- beans and sausage at that trade. Day parade in Ogden and under , ways works. Also James R. Anderson took a his watchful eye all floats moved in precision. first place in boxing. Here's a Pvt. Fred J. Neece. of the cap Pfc. Alfonso Julien, our morn- the Wasatch Bus er.in Co. as told to me Reporter. ing report clerk, has finally found by MSgt. A. L. H. It seems that something to crow about. He classes he purchased a round-tri- p ticket Avn. Sqdrn. this squadron as the champion of to Ogden. He gave the ticket lady 3rdTheProvisional 3rd Provisional Squadron four-bitall champions; however, it's a received his ticket and second in the field and track cret. Those of you who doubt him departed without waiting for his was meet. Hunter wasn't high point will have to question him change. Some time later the lady man but he was the star of the saw and recognized him. After team. He placed in seven making sure he was the right one, squadron events and registered the only The occupants of Barracks No. she gave him a nickel. We don't TKO have inaugurated a summer know the lady's name, but we to be ofan the meet proving himself all around athlete. Walevening recreational period. Mem- think it was a noble deed lace was high point man in the bers who contributed their efforts track events and this writer was do so voluntarily. The only rehigh point man in the field events quirement needed to take part in Sgt. Christopher LaPoint has for the squadron. this period, is the ability to tell been seen on the post 'at night some tall ones. Pfc. Mockabee is very little recently. We hear that FLASH: Theodore Godfrey is now leading the field. Where, O. she is from St Louis. And, Oooh! married this time and James really where does that boy get his How he can walk on air. Young says he wUl do it for sure dreams? Monday. What's this about MarJames Robinson spends all garet Gibson making out Pvt. Samuel Hurt swears "the hisCpl. week-end- s in Lake and after duty schedule? The English's guy has charge of quarters' has never more receives an averageSalt let- it bad. The love of three is on the than half dressed him before he ters a week. Ain't love bug beam and spring is long gone. . . . grand? fails back to sleep again. The and Davis offers a guy might need a helping hand Pvt Arcilious Flanagan believes James Black challenge to any whist players. of mornings at that, to get the in doing things up right when it The guys are good and they boast bugle to his lips in time to make comes to the Mrs. Saturday night about it Move in GIs. Comes Satthe reveille call. He's accepting he threw a fine surprise birthday urday, and the squadron will go ny volunteers to help him in this party in her honor. Anyone who on its first outdoors party in the little chore. See you next week plans to give a party soon should mountains. It will be a stag so Pfc. G. D. Luebers, contact Pvt. Flanagan for particu- bring your sense of humor, your Reporter. . lars on how it's done. bathing suit and vour errwvl inkM The fence around the day room Pvt. Arthur Grant is walking means keep off the grass. Give it with his head in the clouds these a chance. days. Reason: Mrs. Grant came dox, English and the little ladies " UPorge m. Ramplith, El- - all the way from New York to were guests at a turkey dinner givHot Troy visit him. en by Mrs. Louden, of the Ogden "e rpnrli Wllber C. John L. Walker, Christopher Delanv? Sgt Sidney H. Alexander, Jr. USO, in honor Of Chanlain an . Reporter. Mrs. General R. Woods. After the "inner me tun rield group enter"KfnneTkwf guests with song, classi PATIO SPRINGS Worker ar1 tained the ana verse. cal music officers of the control in section NewmAlfonse U Ciacclo, S?,ff,. division supply a Edw,n Cl2"l enjoyed picnic Monday was pay day. Did you J"l". George and swim at Patio Springs last oono, cnumr Frank Wagner, Flora M. Scauttc. Week. CpL Charles Dodd, Reporter. USSth AAF Base Unit Cpl. Joseph McDermott, t . Mi. . ir' G: is A" m-pio- ni - . . y. . 70-mi- le 4 (156-pou- I: nd feath-Alexand- s, E-2- 94 Promotions 2. P, er -- ROOCHI. GOOCHL GOOCHI . . . It looks like moth. doing okay. A nurse of the new maternity ward at Uu l pital looks on approvingly. He was first to arrive at tk? His name: rnmp nay unmes, rarenis: sgt. and Mrt i Grimes. Father Grimes belongs te the 4135th AAI 0f defe tain Salt Philip Ray Grimes First Born in New Maternity Wc score office turn ii P Cour So arrived Dy ery conveniences inch' Philip Ray Grimes Co new r stork at OASC's maternity gen delivery table sJi were fashioned by thei rod e ww mm. warn. J lly XV. The new maternity ward, offici salvaged material Jaw Heading the new mate' ally ward 7 of the basea hospital, (OA nursea staff is E. was reconvened irom Maj. J. stoIU Hi the per- many years experience quarters' building under (OA sonal direction of OASC Surgeon rics and gynecology to Col. T. C. Bedwell, Jr. Its facul- assignment He has has Cap' ties will be available to the men ber of the army a u and officers at this field. years, his staH ij Cli I gradiat Eagerly awaited by hospital perStar sonnel, the new arrival was named and nurses' assistants, to 2 Mrs. and his parents, by Sgt Franklin Grimes, almost before the (0 stork circled the field for a landI rani Pipe ing. Next day, pappy was handing to out cigars to members of his orW (KeC ganizationthe 4135th AAF base unit. Ma: Built and equipped under rigid C Old Landmark is ward restrictions the wartime (K nevertheless as thoroughly planned Ma; and adequately furnished as the Vk. Disappearing; more capacious structures erected before the war. Many necessary Installed in items were created from the scrap R pip! d The pile. A post schools welding class pre miliar to all who travdft Ii pared much equipment from scrap- Hill Field's public parka metal. Modern nursery and delivbeing lowered beyond grtr to make way for road wit WAC Section e anil Long an The WAC detachment is no long danger to its exposed; due er pacing the floor. Pay Day tne nign pressure gu I is better. dates Hill Field which it I from south to north. It W com "Welty," our beloved WAC 1929. rade, upon leaving this little world During early constnat of Hill Field, leaves her last will was necessary to avoi4 1 and testament "The Gig Sheet" the pipe when founditx the ma down put Pvt. Pierog's last famous words hangars and for builds other each day are, "I'll soon be going Pth. I home on furlough. Just four and Foreman Fowls, i Irvin a half months more." charge of lowering the j estimated that the j The 4135th thinks that since the main, be late this completed of "Sad Sack" have wnich will be fl road the affectionately dubbed them the care fo heavy traffic hi ," they should form a corporation as both venicles have ox the parking lot much the same qualities. The game must go on! i And Sen: now Lt. Chastain has a "game" leg. Tsk-ts- k Seems like someone tried to sit on it in that last game with Dugway. Pretty rugged. SUNDAY Catholic Uui Base dual Protestant Service, Nem-- a. WACs are really going to be . educated both in the domestic and t a. (Second Sunday of Mtk m I business field. Pvts. Phelos and munlon aervlce. ) Catholic Mans P, W. Cat Tolmich are going to Finance m. School, Pvts. Kunze, Nims and a. Protestant Hospital StnW Hicks toCooks and Bakers, and 9 a 1f m Cpl. Windham to "Creaks and Hill Field Sundar Scum- -. Groans" Physical Training, of and annex. 10 a. m. (For ail ase groups.) course. Baas Protestant Cononaia Lower To Widen . It hump-backe- eye-sor- . co-own-ers "Scrap-Ironers- Chapel J m 10 a. Basa m. chapel, J Here's a tip: Three pretty GI (Every first Sunday.) Catholic gals are in our Station Hospital, 10:15 a. m.Mara. Hofpitil-w- ". namely Pvt Burbick, Culver and Protestant Berr- -. Johnson. Are you familiar with 11 Base a. m. , Catholic Mass Base the visiting hours? MONDAY J Oh. happy days! We'll soon be strutting in our new WAC dresses. We know they're sharp, boys, but aon t rusn us. une penny. II anyone sees Penny Brown, tell her we sure miss her here. She's been iost! given an honorable discharge, you xnow. Pfc E. P. Tremblay, reporter. Bae cW1 J Catholic Mass TUESDAY rotestant Noon 11 :45 a. m. Catholic Mass Derotios-- W" ...ii Bass ehJ Bat w" .Catholic Mass WEnXBSPAY - Protestant Noon Peretlos33. 11:45 a. m. W Catholic Noon Devotloa-- w. 11:45 a. m. Catholic Mass Base eMM THWBSDAY BaeWi Masa Protestant Noon Dek No. 1. 11:45 a. m. Catholic Noon D""" 11:45 a. m. Guardhouse Visitation Catholic J , I Major Sims Visits b0' 8:49 mmwAt.J Medical Facility-MaProtestantUmBJt . Catholic Noon 45. 11:45 a. m. Catholic Noon i (WtfVj Wayne Sims, chief of civilian preventative medicine service, office of the surgeon, Ninth Serv- niNU,.WS.rr.ce-B- a' Catholic Chol-r-I ice Command, made a one-da- y observation visit to OASC's base r" Catholic Mass B hospital and industrial medical Catholic Confessions dispensary last week, CoL T, C. &r".'ach neaweu, uashj nounced surgeon, an- yesterday. He expressed himself as particuinterested in industrial prolarly cesses here and industrial medical and hygiene measures in use to control occupational hazards. Besides Col. Bedwell, Major aaea Dneny with Maj. r."l? H. F. Lancaster, Industrial medical dispensary cntez. artlvltr transportation from () the South Oats the Ink leaTtna- - ww fl I Ss return, Area 20 minute and minutes prior to thsa sj activity and making House to plea "P "talV. J have driven their cart In the parkins Per the actrnuei asterisks " the Recreational taw civi"- - Ai instead |
