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Show Wednesday, November 8, 1944. Recipe for WAC Notes Service Command Unit 1935 4.460th Aviation Squadron We learned from Lt. Charles two There was quite a seriesHal-of team scored basketball The, Murphy, Personal Affairs, Military victories the last week, beating parties last week, celebratingat the Section HQ, OASC the contribu 832nd O. B. D. Co., from the Ar loween. The tion given. to the Service Club Sunsenal 24 to 35, War day evening was and the Firemen Community Chest Relief fund 27 to 20., Compequite .the, thing, with apple - bobtition is becoming by the enlisted 1 men of this com bing and dancing. greater, b u t , as not was yet, evening the Tuesday great pany enough ' I n t e v section WAC the highest of any ' i e w i n g the with entertained military organl-ratio- n champs, one word at Hill of an "out explains the!, field. ( . . er mmmM r-- this-worl- d" success, Even Cook Hindrew Truck tioned, Co. Pvt. Ralph Greene says the boxshape ing squad is in good enough The engines of the' trucks were to show this a convincing on put Just a few hours cold from a motor coming Friday, Nov. 10, when they march to the mountains in the vi travel to Clearfield. Here's luck, cinity of Camp fellas. Cpl. Quentin Hindrew, Williams when Reporter. the boys assent bled around the fire. They started 4135th Guard Section it hannpniHl attain. Pvt. Niels comparing their Ohlin took the pathway to happi abilities driving vows ness, by taking the marriage and reminiscing tur on while their episodes of lough. the march. They all agreed. that Cpl. David Tay Cpl. Johnnie R. is back from lor lwomW"v'v"',5"" Pirtle should be Jemmott his furlough in riven some kind of medal for lead Ohio. He brought such skill esing the convoy with him his wife with pecially qn the initial run. Even and baby girl, the convoy officer after having The corporal says caught up with him began wiping dust from his face. The boys are the baby is al learning that the home of the tummost ; to walking bling weed is a good place Neece although she is tumble a truck. Pvt Walter Henry old. weeks six only tried following a tumbling weed with his shots in this section For Sgt. Roosevelt Williams gave a in the expert near future see our dry the of what demonstration good made by a few of records shooting be can motor duties of a sergeant our the week, bo during boys like when the boys are watch out targets. and heavy on the clutch. We are the arrival Cpl. Patterson has been promoted back fromglad furlough of - Pfc. H. to ambulance driver after being Roebuck. personality plus relieved as mail orderly of the or- was missedHis from the guard sec ganization. He is due much sym- tion. pathy because his heart is with Sgt Fred Neece, the faithful little girl back home Reported who patiently awaits his- return. The majority of the fellows have passed this. stage. They don't be- 7th Depot Unit Army lieve it can be done. three members of Last week-en-d our organization went deer huntJones and Pvt ing. Not a single shot was fired by Pvt. Julius Frankie L. Woodall were the any reof the hunting party, who ' Wrong Way Corrigans of the con- turned Monday morning with voy. First Sergeant Seay lead the slightly red faces. Too bad, Lts. convoy but he says that he is al- Abels, Oberman and Brannan. We wanto herders. After lergic sheep the have much better luck hope you mountains the dering through A venison roast would next time. him. boys agreed with a be delightful change in very Lt Young said that the Jeep can menu. m also be called the pneumonia was to the Pfc. taken Duffey bufy. For the first two days of the Station hospital last week. Accordbivouac. Pfc. McCrory and Brown ing to the latest reports, he is dodissertations on the art of ing very well and will Join us once JEave again in a day or so. All of us Sgt Richard L. Jemmott, join in wishing him a speedy reReporter. covery. We miss his cheerful banter in the orderly room. 7tSth AAF Band The outstanding event of the past Four new men Joined us last week was the return of Chief War- week. They are Pvts. Robert rant Officer Parker from a week's Brown, Edwin Day, James Hissong to leave the coast While away Mr. and Nathan Yates. We are and Mrs. Parker spent time with to have these men with us. glad numerous friends and relatives. is very proud The Classes are continuing in prisoner-of-- of its organization new We haven't guidon. war escort maintenance of had a chance to" it in a palaw and order, land warfare with rade yet but are carry looking eagerly and gas to the day when we do. The origprospects of control classes in the near future inal rough outline was suggested under the capable guidance of Sgt by several men of the unit Pfc. VanRossem and Pfc. Al W alder. Charles Lubeck drew the final The plucking of a single strand drawing. The actual up cutting and from an intricate loom is enough sewing was done by the ladies of to dirupt the entire pattern of the Red Cross. We wish to thank similar weave. . In a fashion the them here and now for their help. sudden transfer of Pfc. Don "ISalrty" Bush to Georgia disrupts A historical record of important efficiency and moral of the events of our unit is being writentire orraalsation. It's hard to find ten. Pfc. Aaron Kriegel is in ene as immaculate and He is being assisted by charge. as the constantly smiling several members of the unit who XJush. Our best wishes to on whose will remain anonymous for the Crain is so straight present Pfc. Ramon Varela, , Sgt Ray Woieinskl, . ton-and-a-h- gas-hap- py to-se- e - . -- anti-malar- ia good-na-tsr- ed Reporter. Lit- I wmmm " ng s, 2284th QM (Aviation) party at the; tle Theatre: of Armstrong Mrs. Willamay Hindrew, wife leave. She Lt Etten was away on Lt. s me) Cpl, Ouentin Hindrew. (thatfor Marion was her sister, visiting the the hospital has been in Wash.. .in ANC, Spokane, recuEtten, .now is She past two weeks.an perating from thankoperation. snes Our most prized possession ' is you. doing nicely, the mess hall. v . It has recently menAlthough it's very seldom others and many I thinkUSO show that was those targets were the sor- alsothat the chab Wednesservice heki in seen we the have in riest spectacle to the last was enjoyed a long time. day - night act- A special thanks goes to special service. .Keep up j the good Sgt. Bill Radloff and Pfc. com- work. ' the Derender rejoined dea pany Monday after finishing tached service escort trip. Pvt. John Bynum goes around with-hi- s chest out. During the soft-ba- ll Pfe. Angelo G. Bonnacci is quite game between BushnelT and an artist if his sketches are any Hill field, he hit the only sure home indication of his talent. He has a run. I could have done the same couple pictures of his wife that thing, if I hadn't gone anywhere would do justice to a professional. for the past month, just waiting T5 Bruce A. Cook, to get those tired, weary veterans Reporter. on the diamond. , fast-firi- 14) dance and though plagued . Dy last and ram, Lt. c. Saturdays wind K. Ligham and the entire SCU 1935 personnel finished up weapons training by firing the sub- - machine gun, riot-typ- e shotgun, rethat was volver, and pistol. All conditions lacking for typical fieldNow maybe was mud and foxholes. S. Sgt. A. J. Piccolo will believe gun. the Thompson is a After a few rounds from our dead-eyev "tea changed its 'dress for a strictly Mexican style, with """ colorfully striped, drapes and Mexican flower pots. '; a lot of fun. in We're having our bowling tournaments. Our first sergeant bit. the high score of 201 pins this week. Nice going! A civilian team on the field has challenged us to a game, and we are looking forward to filling the. engagement in the near future. Last Sunday quite a number of girls donned old clothes and heav ily prepared for a "fishing trip": Hours later they returned, with dragging feet and an exhausted ex meas pression, with a craw-fisV inch and weighing all of uring 2 ounces (dead). I wonder what they were doing all that time. Sgt Hanslik?? Your reporter has gone into the laundry business. Last week I was informed by Cpl. Sparks the quick and easy way to bleach towels nice and white. I proceeded with the prescribed formula. A few minutes later the towels fell into small bits and quickly disappeared, but a statement of charges is still star ing me in the face. Fine friend she turned out to .be! 7 . h, Some of us really sot a "bans' out of the company meeting .Friday night. Everything was so auiet and the. eight kids sitting On the ping-pon- g table looked so surprised wnen' suddenly, without warn, ing, crashed Jo the floor, Cpl. Carolyn J. Armstrong, ' . . Reporter . Eighth Depot Unit Army : wieu io. welcome - six new " mei into our organization, they are as follows: Sgt Jacob Hogue. Charlie Koch,, Henry J; Mac Poindexter, David vreicn, ourion W nit taker. It seems as if the 8th has good collection of men. Pfc. John standefer went home on an emergency furlough to welcome a new addition to his household; he sure iiruuo xainer. We wlslT to enmnlimant k of the 8th on the swell job they did in painting the mess hall. There few weJ'the 8th attempts at it finally succeeded. The -- PiSmith, Pfc. Standefer. Pfc. GuaglE " v is. Kre-JPC- - . i tis. otavuiSKy, our unit.. mascot who is a thoroughbred hissed formation mongrel since he has been with us. That's more than we can sav far mm. Tl i He even &too5tor PX morning. Tomorrow he will proba-S- i LAVLOU due fact that UUW umm arriyea xor his bath. Since the schoolln win k. are all boy., they very nam to complete J VU.WBOU1M, I S ?I.,'.T anxious Oft uwr IO mils, IM. if ine men are they will take The 8th will soon be sprouting g a sharp-lookin- t"X 1 guidon, S it wilhive a Dlack eiaht-h- i' ld wings; and it prou,tin t'lmm In white. It Just you that we are h?f5 to "how the eiaht-baPfc Donald Belknap, Reporter. Disabled Vets Whon mi..Z K-- ii ... VL FOLLOW DIRECTIONS First, take a very lovely lady,bnsr CoUeen Haynes, 18, AC propeUer repairer helper, propeller ttttt hrarlnr branch 1 .wAwmJi ii v i i lu.ilfin Inun all- together, they spell Misi kt her wardrobe, add boots. Pot them M .mm ceiianeous kcpbu- A.9 S occmvbsw Military Keeling Teams Still Closely Packed in Tight Rat this natch dividual bowler ofwun WAC League (Mondays) aia. as well the league Star Gigs retained first place in ' Tm hia loDiniP the race b as defeated WAC the they league with one noint sx their closest rivals last week, tak- ammimI niM and sixth pi second ting the ing all four points from the StrikG. D. teamt ers. Ripperton had 427 for the clubs. The J. A.lead on tint winners while Horner knocked a commanding unforeseen mat and In 437 losers. the for barring over pins honors, half first should win Blue Comets other matches the four points n. took three points from the Hi Friday they took crew Personnel Bowlers as Flogsted sparked the the Military 53M team with 436 and the G. I. Janes Clark paced the team with t peK Lt Cleon Hutchison, denied in their quest for victories officer andj training rose in weeks physical for the past five for the Maintear wrath to take the Sad Sacks for all chor man ' team, was on his way to eym, four points. ; ' K better the new field record Intra-Un- lt League (Tuesdays) set by Cpl. Paul h single game leafoe i The feature of this league's ac- pora of the Intra-Un- it the sparkling lier in the week when he m tivity last week was Paul. Purpora his third game with eight sW performance of CpL of the SCU 1935 team, who bowled In a row but lost control an amazing and record Hill Field ball in the ninth frame to tm game of 289 and 642 for his series. chances for a perfect gam-,,.- . , In addition to those two league However, he finished regords he established two- more which tied the previous highw league records for the league to gle game for that loop set shoot at when he set new marks Johnny Costello the first nil of 732 for three games with handi- the season and nnisnea m cap and 319 for a single game with work with 623 for nis count en, handicap. second best three-gam- e In spite of Purpora's brilliant the loop. individual performance his team Military (Fridays) LttmHutchison's lost all four points to the last place nru Sparked by Maintenance 4139th Guard Section club. In the other matches the Base Exchange exhibiton, all four points fromandthemr keglers took all four points from took quintetfor the R Statistical Control, knocking them 1835 spot out of first place, and the Veter- out of the cellar this season into i w inarian Detachment team took time place. In the third three points from the Signal fourth bowlers to take over first place in of the evening the Station Xi tops the league. Captain "Chuck" Mal-lor- y tar maple maulers K led the Exchange team with points from the Traffic a hefty 561 and "Wild Bill" Water- Likeable Lt. Johnny Costello I man was high man for Vets with tne Medics wun ooq. - all-offi- cer iJ 516. ; - Victory League (Wednesdays) This league Is tied up tighter im.mav uurtKA W. A, c. Imin "nig - 3" ..........V"iJ? than a drum in a race for team honors. From first to last place 2 there is a difference of but five it "IMc 3" points. The MSgts. knocked the Thomas props from under "Jockey" Brown Brs . and his Dark Horses as they took Purpora three points, squeezing out a point victonr 0 Mcr on total pins by just two pins. Bra-swas high for the Zebras with ICoaof . . Albrlaht 463 and Lombardo had 43 for the Arehackl 21 league leaders. The Keglers and Operations teams broke even in Vktory (S Mm) Um lation after the war. Onmtt. struggle for top honors. r . . 1 ...21 prepared by Ross A. McFarffl their Team Paced Krall 12 the by Captain assistant professor of . won two games as he gave Aran Keglers . . Albrlffit at Harvard business schoot his team SS9 while the mechanics frch "Then per cent of all the winning one game and total the armed forces win k. At.ul '"l were their two points. Over on HttUhlaoa with soma form of disability," he pins forone ""is and two the Inspectors Brs . . alleys and last the 4135th year's champs, S7S BKWARH . . . jZ, M,u 3 team were also breaking even in Stttuvaa their match. Last year's tltlehold-er- a nelKtod with rublM. rMi.7V mZZZZX. IS won on game and total pins ' " IS Thoaas, warthoutt D3, 1! While uMton 512; the won twn Inspectors . ttua hi waloh to AMP tMNMUn. "IJl games, ilaxie Koeof was hih in Mattery Ctaiic . ll Iirtra-Cn- el tt ". 'rli r a ...,", |