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Show SEPTEMBER The HiWielder s 194J Shades of Minkfsky) 0 1935 Service Command Unit , WAC Notes 2287th ssh Q.M, Truck Co. ILm L jMV ftp By Cpl. Elizabeth Anne DePew By Sfft. By Pfc. Bruce A. Cook Harvey Reese ; c U Another of those weeks has gone by in which nothing of The "87th" continued to break There are five members of the great interest, has occurred. up this week as several more squadron whose names are never Even Pudge the Pooch recover- GIs with their 45 points or 34 picked up on the morning report ed from her doldrums to become years, or both, were transferred but who never fail to flail out her noisy energetic self again,ob-so to the 4135th Sqdn. H. Sgts. Wilher. No for formations and particularly we can't mention Cpls. in that nine liam Beck and Albert Swan;Camp-heeither saying ject ll at "chow time." These five are more enlisted men were added Wilbur Stevens, Hughes familiar to you all because you to the company on September 11. and Buster Purdue; Pfcs. fall over them by day and at They are good men, but men Joseph Wilson, Elisha Rodgers, times are rudely awakened by come and go all the time.; M. J. Martin, John W. Cook and them at night. Three of them are Andy Sabo got his soup one day Edwin S. Lestrick; and fvts. known to each of you as "Rum," before distribution of last week's James McJimpsey, R. T. Burt, a chestnut colored Irish settter HILLFIELDER it doesn't pay John S. Beck, and R. C. Harbelonging to Lt. Helen Huyett. to predict. As a matter of fact, grove, were among those to leave Cocker all in "Foggy," a last weeK. iviucn as job is well- - the company all, a these men, we to spaniel owned by Cpl. Frances nigh on thereporter's lose hate we The end. pro losing Green and "Toper," sometimes cedure be wearing "civgoes something like this: hope they'll known to others as "Puddles," soon. vies" to one the very From Saturday who , is a cross between many his breeds of dogs and was adopted next, yourearsreporter keeps Leroy Carter really has gotten to posand eyes receptive by Pfc, Mabel E. Goers. Then of sible items of news, on the beam since nis recwn or interest, course there are the two black Pfc. They tell me something that he can make promotion to so cats, "Partial Payment" and or Carter is that proud ot nis one A FUR COAT . . . Will come in mighty handy in the to the readers. sound "Payday," who do not belong to This interesting half a night distant he spent that is stripe simple. Anyone future, as the chilly mornings these days bear any one person in particular, but could part it. about she talking if do it. Even, This young lady, Miss Jean Griffith to you an Pudge, witness. mess chow from the who mooch here shown hall and then nap all day long could talk she certainly gets the making good use of a mink (?) coat in the aK has A new. gained game on tightly made bunks. These around enough. On the Saturday interest of the fellows in this a fan, bubble or more complete attire.. She is twenty y five are really living the life of ending the week, he sits down to company these past few weeks. works in the wheel and brake branch of maintenance "Riley.". The only time they ever his typewriter, inserts a sheet of This interest is the game ot and at present is living in the civilian dormitories. She become truly irritated is when paper and types in the heading, Monopoly. During free time, Hill Field from Harrisburg, Ark., and was captured in all five try to eat out of the which in this case is 1935 SERV- Monopoly seems to draw more tractive pose by a camera in the expert hands of Lt. UNIT. COMMAND This also ' same bowl. So you see, even ICE than any Geddes. and spectators players is relatively simple lots of peo they have their worries. in in the other barracks, game ple can type. The next phase card the numerous The dayroom is taking on the isn't so easy; the next phase be- cluding which new This Ti interest, games. appearance of one's own living ing that in which he tries to taken the attention of every room at home since several of single out the long words, and has in the "87th," seems to be the girls pitched in and painted create the catchy phrasing and one the in company to stay. the whole . inside in delicate meaty paragraphs which (he board in A joint Army-Nav- y shades of green and jonquil yel- hopes) will comprise his colweek Now that the five-da- y low. New drapes have already umn. Try it sometime. Try it has become a reality for the charge of the enlistment probeen made. However, the chair especially after a newsless week GIs of Hill Field, the job of be ' covers are still awaiting the has elapsed. That's why report ing a soldier seems much lighter. gram, has submitted a number of proposals to boost voluntary skillful touch of several members ers have short fingernails. He A five-da- y Malaria - carrying m week is a step near Milito of the squadron who have had sits and glowers at his typewriteHouse enlistments the more casualtiel caused er to being a civilian. Although experience along this line in r-! expecting it to come through many of us tVslike the army, we tary affairs committee. The drive American soldiers than civilian life. So a word of thanks with an idea He in many theater! his feet on are now finding out that the for volunteers is designed to enemy : Ur. to Lt. Helen Huyett, and Cpls. the desk maybe puts War M the extra blood army might not be such a bad make continuance of the draft revealed recently. Aitni Helen Windham and Frances going to his head would help. in peace time. Green who put two coats of He theorizes that it helps pilots thing been eB JaDanese have unnecessary. . . i:..J iu. ma me to paint on the walls, ceilings and or something. But it doesn t help RECRUITS WANTED These suggestions included: as a tnreat the windows in record breaking time, him any. Yes! Yes! He has it Pacific, in the Some 600 recruiting diers stations EM to vote on Permit whether and also to Lt. Martha Stone, the. new pool table in the continues Tnnsniiitn . w for the United States Army will they prefer family allowance or , Cpl. Freda J. Cox, Cpl. June room! No. He can't put thatday tht health oi a soon be established in all parts cash pay iko in in of lieu for quarters Armstrong and Pvt. Catherine Who wants to know about of the world to permit discharge dependents; increased overseas soldiers in that area. Rektenwitld who varnished all either. new pool table in a company of veterans while continuing the pay on a graduated scale beginHere are some figurj the furniture and some of the of a at The this room? released on w" service wpw 20 cent Company? They strength high ning at and increasper woodwork in the dayroom. Last day done to Ameri He Gen. N. about level. has it. know leaves Harold sect 5 cent to Brig. a already to off ing per 'hats not annually up Cpl but least, Hiat-so of out. head item the far; re that Gilbert, of 35 maximum liberarmy's off cent; Beatrice Tolmich who ran After all, does he really have cruiting campaign before the alized allowances per In the Southwest raq for the lower 15 pairs of drapes on the sewing period! to has a the been in write war, thing ing anyway? placed four charge aided continuance one of in free machine grades; evening, 30 oer ca ao than of new the to HILLFIELDER the What's drive. " were man . by Cpl. Margaret Ardron. The postage; liberalized retirement Id. bother of mustering-o- ut hospitala cases efforts of each of them are great him? a His conscience will payment policy; ATOMIC HEAT little, but being a report pay to men discharged for tims all percentage lv appreciated by the entire him The most probable use of rnmbat casesi er he has had that happen be in the Regular reenlistment squadron. atomic in the W the basis for energy, the the so fiehting of he thinks little it. fore, atomic bomb, will be as a source Army; and payment of trans area of New uuinea, of Somehow he thinks though, all were we Guess pretty proud of General Electric scien- portation and subsistence during as many soldiers wt of Cpl. Marie Moore (now a sec enough to fill up his page, and tistsheat, reenlistment furlough. molaria than believe. his morale goes up 100 per cent. nnri lieutenant when she drop These proposals would have to ij ,.,nH At the fall of be approved"" by Congress to WHY KAMIKAZE FAILED ped in on all her friends in taan, 85 per cent ej second barracks last week. A make them effective. acute had Monday iment morning quarterbacks former member of our squad . ii. African I with the Navy believe that the The JNOrin ron, Lt. Moore left our midst """.Tj from Kamikaze Japanese would suffered pilots also nuite some time aeo to attend 8th have been much more and In the 7th dangerous O. C. S. Upon receiving her comexceed if had been casualties used in they mass laria as was junmission she assigned over attacks instead " of in as driblets by casualties WEDNESDAY Dance with ior nffirpr in a basic comoanv at as ISMP was done. Even so, these suiA show times. as t high variety Ft. Des Moines, la. She is now band. cide planes did plenty of damwill be presented Thursday at tne oomoei . u--.aursof envm THURSDAY Game night. en route to Ft. Lewis, Wash., to the United 8 p.m. in the Little Theater, England by way age States FRIDAY Juke Box dance. Navy. where she is exDected to under incapac'l of- a finance of SATURDAY house. duties building the take by personnel in 1943, were Open Hill VOU. lUCk Field to section. services best of SUNDAY Dance with band The program miI.ana; fifer The Soldiers . f the 4 will include several tap dancMarie. The entire squadron is GUESTS: Squadron "H" 4135th Aid In that one of its for- AAF base unit and the 2287th ing numbers, a -- . ventriloquist, proud to know is duv now in officers Quartermaster Truck Co. mer members magician, comedian and a score conditions, - f mnn nave i For Drowned Gl of musical on the mu ranks. dann Six Hill Field enlisted men sical saw, selections hv malaria, the wn and accordion. 1 WAC STRENGTH EQUALS guitar those assisted peace officers in dragend, 1935 ARMY This revue is sponsored by the creased for Now, with the war at an more it- Ate Soda escape to Jl j ging lake for the Springs House American Legion able company training has been The Women's Army Corps has body of Kenneth E. Sugar M' or less relaxed, and we too are Post 65. No admission will be ed to lessen as of as that of men who large Moreiand of the 17th Wing, week." With become almost to of charged military personnel the the Regular Army in. the early Sioux. City Army Airbase, who two days off each week and and their guests. insDeC- - '30s, it was revealed at recent drowned a week ago Sunday uatsc formal nf .i:nninro j: the Sur hearings on the Army wmie uil T XUriOUgn. six men to assist Sheriff Charles .. tions on Saturday mornings and committee i C4 The bill. Regular Appropriation McCracken in dragging the lake erars oince orientation Saturday afternoons, a sow life easy and Army enlisted strength ini 1935 boat on the lake, was drowned After, a week of intensive ef no reason why n everyone is taking ,t5 ueceni ngures wnen tne boat capsized. Two forts, the body was found Sun- - remain heallhy-will be was 118.7DU. mea enjoying what we hope as men other WAC a and bov the the strength out In gave 4:30 p.m. by Sheriff Mc- our last remaining months Hill Field assigned a detail1 of day at has designed to pr t;racKen. the army. S-S- gt. sad-ey- ed Enlisted Men May Get More Money . 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