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Show Bombei& Delight "W KEEP 'EM FLYIMC WAC NOTES I .Congratulations to the 19 enlisted women who for a period of one year displayed exemplary conduct and who hp r now proudly wear the good conduct ribbon pinned above the left pocket of their blouses. " not wanting to do KP . . game from the 4513th Two off about be . . . out &muey, mere could ntir star nlavers. Pvt. Nelson lots more inconvenient things er and Thomas Stewart, are in the are now realize . as hospital, here's hoping for their than KP you win speedy recovery. The orderly room is comparable to Grand Central Station . . . ask Powder Your Since seeing "Keep . . . his words were, insulted TSgt. Turner Dry," the weaker sex feel of this for me.' I'll take if their addresses appear in pencil "none in your little black book, they overseas." insist on being inked in. Speaking of the inner sanctum ; . the latest mystery is the weird Continuation of "Things Seldom .musical notes that float out to the Seen!" a just listening ear of. no . . . maybe . , . by .. .. Quentin Cowan wearing passer SSgt. aren't any new . There could be the correct chevrons. this week . ; .'no papas without proud Hairston Frank SSgt. nothing sun l&ssGSt Cpl. John Brown not reading a We extend our sympathy to Sgt. comic book. C. Zannetti. and .Pic. Svlvpstpr own his Isaac with Abney Cpl. Ellis in their bereavement Chester money. Cpl. Kelly Brady without nis dog mange tonic. The interesting personality for Pfc. Monroe Wainwright with a this week is SSgt. Cirivello . . . pack of cigarets. one of those just a little more foxy i;pi. yuentin winarew, than our enemy . . . He is a gunner Reporter. and is mighty glad to be back in SERVICE COMMAND UNIT 1935 good old U. S. A. He has a wonder ful story . . . but it will have to The' end of an era has come wait until after the war and you Alfred colorful and singular Cpl. and I are happy civilians once Schubot has left this camp to again descend upon another unsuspectwhat pull-u- p champ is Say a new type of eye make ing organization sporting where his physi . well not so new . . . but up cal qualifications t new to him. Our only misgivings can be used to are that we weren't there to see "by-chanc- e" "Something new has been added" to our section. New members who "reported in" ... during the past week include Armstrong Pvt. Marjorie Sorensen, who comes from Gowen Field, isoise, laano, assigned to the weather squadron; Pfc. Catherine Rektenwald, from Field, headquarters ATSC, Wright Ohio; and Pvt. Mary Eichner of Portland, Ore., assigned to AACS. Welcome girls, and may your stay at Hill Field be a pleasant one. The biggest headache of the week is being nurtured by Sgt. Maye Sones, mess sergeant, in the form of the newly installed coffee urn . . . the only one in existence to realease coffee through every possible opening but the right one. 'Tis awfully inconvenient taking the spigot off just to get a measly cup of java. Ah well, perhaps the day will yet come when some new bright person invents another more f angled device . . . may it be practical. The widely known book, "Blood, Sweat and Tears," was vividly enacted this week by Cpl. HelenWindham. Pfc. Gertrude M. McPhilips and Pvt. Elizabeth De Pew, who shakily anticipated their first appearances before the officer candidate board last Tuesday. Both Set. Bessie Clagg and Pfc. Helen Wilke are keeping each other company in the station hos you pital nowadays. We all hope get well soon and return to duty. Besides that, we are pitifully short of C. Q. s and K. P. s. ... ... .. better advantage. Corporal Schubot had been acting supply sergeant for many months, and his duties have now been assumed by Tec 5 George ... what the other guy looked like . . Super-Snoope- . r, Reporter. 4135TH GUARD SECTION Our new officer is Capt. Nelson Roeller, formerly in charge of civilian barracks. His duties at the present in the are: squadron Prison officer '1 and adjutant. The 1 members of this section welcome you, captain, and wish you "smooth A. W. Cook Cpl. Raymond R. Young has also left for more active duty else where. Corporal Young deserves a vote of thanks for the fine work he has done m the past year ana we give it gladly. If vou want to know the names five-stgenerals and ad mirals vou might ask Cpl. Milton sailing." Marks but do it gently nes skuSSgt. McGow- tish. ah and Pfc.: Lar "Payday," our mascot, is purring back lust "I Walk Alone" as she wanders Pfc. Louis F. Wolfe, just back son, D. S. in Cal- flicuui dazedly from bunk to bunk, and from furlough, flagrantly violating from were amazed at this beauti barracks to barracks in search of one of the articles of war (we ifornia. iney, her mistress, Cpl. Mary McDonald, can't remember which article) by ful weather we re having, of us, can hardly who is spending a furlough in Los inciting to mutiny with his stories like the rest believe it. To prove that sprmg Angeles, Calif. of the wonderful time he had. is just around the corner, the sea culls are returning to tne Dase. In closing, happy St. Patrick's Pfc. Emil K. VanderKruik pass Their familiar cries were heard to all the detachment in twenty-eiglast you mark the day the mess hall last Sunday, around . . . sur'n even Lt. Betty T. Etten, ing Sunday and complaining of the our commanding officer, who lack can of recognition. How Pfc. James Avey is being trans knows of someone (I think it was pipe develop such a vociferous odor ferred to some place in Texas. I her mother) who kissed the blarney in only one decade? know he will be missed around the stone well before coming to the Good luck, Avey, and good old U. S. A. Orientation last Friday consisted squadron. your new assignment will Cpl. Carolyn Armstrong, in the main of current news of the I'm asure one. Reporter. war, and of prob be successful lems of the nations whose lands We are sorry to hear that Cor 460TH AVIATION SQUADRON have been wasted by many years of Hough, formerly of this poral of and food, Isaac struggle industry, former (Eva) Abney. Cpl. is confined at the sta squadron, are which to clerk transportation problems mail has been assigned All wish him a speedy tion hospital. now acute of the liber whole in detail Pfc. Robert Clemmons has and Im sure he will be recovery more The is ated Europe. problem taken over the visitors in the very near having own to their than just it belongs swivel chair; a future. all the major nations who are in good man for the a position to help restore the order job, but the boys Letter from Pfcs. Scheels, Boyd and security of the world. are kicking, he and Cpl. Wilson, stationed some Bruce A. Tec5 Cook, doesn'tmail. where east of the Mississippi river, bring PerReporter, enough sends greetings and salutations to sonally, I haven't SECTION 'B' 4135TH BASE UNIT the guard section. The three, still received a letter Hi you all . . . same plane, same clinging desperately to each other, in two weeks J like this place: he could be the station . . . due to circumstances say, ironically, "weJohn McGill, Sgt. our V am control I still beyond jinx. Reporter. to gather little bits of news trying x ' A certain ser-and piece them together to give geant had to be you, dear readers, a broader view AAF HAS 75,000 PLANES be away for two of your squadron pals outside of Hindrew The Army Air Forces announced weeks and asked his pal to watch working hours I had a very over his girl. The pal kept watch choice poem selected . . . but recently that they now have 75,000 it on the Rhine until Sarge got back, was about spring . . . and spring airplanes of all types, including 23,000 combat craft, of which 12,000 Sarge has been back over two nas noi sprung . . . yet . . . weeks now, but his pal is still are first-lin- e planes operating in Of course you have noticed the overseas theatres. watching. "No other air new type of arm adornment that force in the world has ever reached The basketball team is making Pfc. Smiley is wearing . . . the sucn a total of combat planes," headlines again. They won a close latest LR murmurs something spokesman for the AAF said. of the ar ht post-hostiliti- es 0 9h -- ... n",, ... fAalo Call txMii,.ncn.H.c,M,;r,i WHAT ARE ALL DOING OUT THIS RAIN THIS OP IM ? 1$ THE HINP END THE PAY UNE.MKS AND WE SURE ... AIN'T GENERALS.. .THE FIRST THREE GRADES ALWAYS HEAD THE LETTUCE DETAIL 9 : 31 7e,nrand.h.Pira..,- WELL, I AE don't let it a iua . v-- graphic officer) : Military Can Get Post Schools Has Furlough Credit Big Enrollment Cost of Travel to Be Taken Out on Following Payday A new War Department circular, No. 22, now authorizes "furloughs on credit" for enlisted men ,who have furloughs or delays en route in contemplation overseas. of . movement Through an agreement with mil itary authorities, railroads and the principal bus lines operating within the continental limits of the United States will now honor transportation requests for round trip furlough fare tickets as authorized by the War Department Full cost of the transportation request is then charged against the account of the enlisted person and will be repaid after pay call at the next station.. Furlough fare tickets between any points desired will be fur nished provided that the GI does not have sufficient means to finance his own round trip trans portation costs, that specific au thority is granted by the command ing officer in each case, and em- oodied in the travel order. In the case of travel by bus, carriers to be used will honor the transportation request. If any portion of the ticket Is used, full cost of the transportation win be charged to the individual, Tickets or transportation requests which are not used may be turned in to the issuing transportation officer who will in turn advise the . Grilled Chicken on Three-Dcck- cr A now Hass for sunervisoi which nnened at the DOSt school quite powJ on March 5, is proving ar v pfl sum anai 33 iar, witn between visors on the field attending ear session. William A. Scholes titlel isj charge of the class which is I "Health Problems." Courses in supervisory trainiM were completed by 147 16employe) F on the field from Feb. toto coffl 28. Certificates attesting pletion of a course tofor43.8supervisee per caj have been issued of the supervisors on the field. l to post scnoois umtuu cording classes in psychology i New Mid r personnel management oe unaer to fluu,sh7 counting OI tne university mri Barlow by officul are being considered c tiAet w ru veiattjetnAn a i. uujii ficials recently came to the no to confer on these ana we tuti be offered in the near . a . 1 LAST THREE HEAD THE v,...m.if.iAnzio - Corns hospitals ' -- Well Drowned rl?fii M mi UK., Attributed kr CjTnp SOldlS with and m provided nrt onlH ctnraPP for food Jeal sunnlies while troops to the small An"?Se pinned v. fi iha Ninth CnmmanH miartermfaster ieas -- 1. T .1.1- nf snnee bri .. ! - zyi a -rcA as time eiemen. picv-ice in snip by ing was M section. The problem soldiers QM when Fifth Armyn tained three one-toyu sufficient matenuj plants aand room. cold storage build installation was built pa81 derground to avoid encw ing. -- rr: - The COSt ' commanaing oihi..to the nW then be credited man or woman's account. GRADERS LINE.' . ay m ' .PAC t TUG iAIMn tii-. nwM' 1 nnl AA TOSSING A CHOW-POW- N TONIGHT EVERYTHING ON SEPARATE PLATES.' PIVE-ST- ... Is the obvious conclusion of uytu NO REPAIRS NEEDED who sees this portrait or a pretty ma fieia miss in one oi her leisure moments, holding aloft a fluffy powder puff as she studio thi reflection in her vanity mirror for any shiny spots. She is Mis LaRne Burns, a worker in bombsieht repair in maintenance divisial Her home is in Loeran. Utah, although at present she is living tt Washington Terrace. (Photo by Lt. Madison Geddes, base phot4 Boll |