SRMOOI JOHRSOH FIEID, N«C.
Am-O-MECH
HAT 1, 1943 PAGI 3
Rally
froB pBf* oo*
No SoUeltatioiio
SoUeitotloM of Hon
will not bo nodo. ill eontrlbut-
iono will bo oeooptodf ood it io «»
poetod that oil ooUoUd non will
Biot to hooo o part In oondlng Udor
oon piano off to fl«ht tho Aada*
All Qffleor and elvUlaao Bill
bo aakod to "boy a otaap and liek
tho other aide.*
9rorx ota^> purebaoor Bill bo
glTon a blue and gold ribbon to bo
BOrn during tbo 15 dajo drioo to
algnify that tho Boaror haa added
hla bit to help tho Alllod eauoo.
A roll of honor will bo oroet—
od alongoldo of tbo nock P-io and
0T«r7 poroon who paotoa a ot^ ia
oatitM to add hio nano to tbo ho->
nor roll. Boothe eapablo of
Ing four oiDgla liooo will aloo bo
built boaido tho piano* There will
bo BO waitif^g to purohaoo ota^a
irtiieb will bujr tbo purenit plana*
Quick Plnloh Planned
Tho driTo will officially
elooo AuM If but Air-CMioeh foole
that by tho end of 30 daj«, SoTBour
Johnoon Piold*a purouit pl«e will
bo eoBing off the aaoeably linOffor
who knowo bettor bow wltal planoo ^
re to Alllod victory than aon in
unifbia and particularly of
tho Air Foreoo?
Oontributione under U will
not bo aoeoptod boeauao it ia felt
that all aoBbora of thio poat will
bo BDro than willing to cut down on
tho cigarottoo or forgo that boor
for one owoning to bring victory a
little ooarer*
SoBotiaio during tbo 15 day
drivBf a ohoWf packed foil of ontoi^
tainaont will bo aponaorod by tho
dpoeial Sorvico Section* No artBl»«
oioo will bo ebargodf but donationa
for tho purouit piano will bo a^
copied* Tiao and placed will bo a
onouneod later*
Tho drive ia in eouiunetioo »-
ith tho natioD-wldo victory loan
drive idiieb waa opened by tho D* S*
Troaaury Dopartaont i throe wooka
agOf which baa a goal of lUfOOOf-
OOOfOOO*
FIRST REMDI
waa given and oocoeuted* Tho oco^
■aanding Officer Inopoeted eadi un*
The bond began to play, aado a
ri^ tuxtif paaood tho length of tho
rai^a in front of tho reviewing at«d
followed by ooparate aquadrona* Tho
Oolonol*# eonont wao "good*"
OFHCERCANIWAIESCflOOL
Conti naod trm page ona
lhay wBTo T/Sgt* Joaaph Ghie*
ciaog 3Stb Mooa Sq; T/Sgt loo 0*
AirOf 333rd Baao Hq d B| 8q; S/Sgt
Bdgar t. Barton, Rq A Hq Sq; S/Sgt
ClaroDCo Z* Jbfanoton, Hq A Hq 8q
AU four arrivad whan S^jaeur
Johnaon Field wao juat atarting end
aara aaai^iod hero f ron Chanut# Fi
eld* Chi col AO waa flrat a^plc^od in
a aquadron ordarly rooai Aira work-
ad at a group hoadguartara. Barton
in tho Judgo Advoeato'a Ckffieo, a^
Johnaton in tha 2Q1 filing depart-
■ant*
Othora aoajgnari to Mlail Boaeh
0C8 war# C^do Vllliaa U* Ainaaorth,
Ooorga H. Jack toA Everott Phlllipa.
Pvt Vinaton U* Bullard of tbo
nth Acadonic Sq, waa fronotad to
tbo grade of Corporal and aaaignod
to to nginoaring CCS at Ft Bolvoir
Virginia*
fl/Sgt Edward P* Balo, anotbor
Qffie« Candidata, waa tranafarro d
to Flnaneo School at DurfaaBfN.C*
Tmk 8. Parry waa aoalpid
to 9IC CCS «id will ropert at
loo, 7a.f no lator than Tmiati
HEW POCT TELEPHONE
BOOKS DISTRIIUTED^
Oontinnad frun page one
anal and will bo of eapitol iiq)ort->
once in locating tho right xmbor-
whon you want it - and in a huny*
By far tho noot ooBprohonoivo
directory of ita kind over ooon on
thla fioid , It mo gonpilod by tbo
Signal Sorvico and printed and oon-
poaod by tho Ropioduetion Diviaion
of ^oynour Johnson Field. It io oe-
lay fbr uoo on thio poet aoi ncHio
are raaoldng tho hands of tho publ
ic* Swory bnaoh in ovary oeotion
on tbo fibld will have one and alr»
oady tho "Bravoo” and "Husaao" are
•karting to rooound throughout tho
omtp fron haraoood C.Q.s, poraovor-
ing oivvio poroomol BiployBoaf at
alf who have loaoonod the burden of
tholr work via thio booklet*
For OMBploi Tou nay find your
first oorgoaoto njibor undor an
error-proof listing of your squadi^
on nuidMra* Uata on your oorvioo
rocoard io yours liaq)!/ by dialing
365* Oo you know idiot ooBbinatiM
of dlgito to dial idion attaqiting
to got SoyBOur Johnson ^iold , itoo-
IfT Caro to know/the nunbor of tho
Station Hoepital? Any of tho Hess
Hallo? Tho Guordhouoo (don't anaw-
arl)? Thaao oan oaaily bo thuiH>od
to in.,thio ooneioo work*
^he Signal Sarvloo aad Rapro^
uetion have indaad bestoaod a oomr-
onianoa vpon tha ooUeetivo organi-
lationa of tha field and on behalf
of tho donooo of thia favor wa are
axtonding our folloitationa and tl^
anko to both thoao groiqpt*
FIFTY.THIEE
Oeatiaaod tram page one
playing tho role of a saboteur*
"The only thing I could do af
ter that waa to onllat** Crewford
•aid* Hia big prebl«B waa hoe to
oaliat*
But Crawford wao not a aan to
bo oty^od* Ho hod aado up hlo aind
to do a thing, and that 'thing* was
to got In tbo Amy Air Foreoo*
The roorultiag a orgoant back at
Chorlaatoa* Naat Firglaia waa atu^p*
ad too* but Crawford aanagod to fi^
aaong Anqr Raulationa a atataaont to
tha fact that any aoldior who had
onllatod baforo* who had not paaaad
tho ego of 55 and who had attainod A
least the rank of corporal ia eligl^
ble for reealtstaBent provided the
aroQT physical ia paaaed* Crawford
reentered aervlee Octebor 31t 1943
The 55-year old student said
that he thought he could be of scae
use to hla country* He would like
to be an Instructor* but llkea the
idea of being a crew amber* At
preaent bt la in the top third of
hia olaaa acholaatleally*
Durizig World War 1* Crawford
enlisted iu March 1918 and want fna
the rank of prirate to corporal Is
sergeant. He was then ecaaiaaionod
a first lieutanant and tent to
Franca where he worked with auppliso
and aasaably* Be received hla dia-
chargad in June 1918*
FIRST CALL
Tskphase Cester
Gont. Tued froa paga one
Db.. telephocM oentar ia deaignad
prifflBrily to keep coaifortabla the
aradouB aoldler awaiting a long dif
atanos call*
Mr. Nad Huffuan, who ia in ob-
arga of the canter, ejq>lained: "Ws
are not in a position to guarantee
tho faster ooaplotion of oaXlo aa a
result of tho new sotiq). Whui wo
are hoping to do is e^qMdite the
placing of calls and to provide a
emifortabla place for the waiting
soldier eond. daring the elrevnstan*
cea."
At the opening oermonlea held
laat weak. Colonel Donald B. £bith,
Ccoaandlng Officer, placed the flz^
at call—to hla wife residing in
Goldsboro*
Tho Colonel said ho wao pleaA-
od with tho new oott^*
Tho tol^hone is one
of tho first to be built in South
ern Aiay eaapo and providoa tho wo^
Iting ooldlara with reading and wr
iting facAUtieo* It will provlda
mange to tha aoldler, answer h^
queationa and has on hand the tele
phone directoriea of tho prlncipil
citioe in tho country*
A piooooring vonturo in itself
telephone autborltleo are hewing
that it will set the eaaple fbr
elalUar aotxqia in other Amy cai^e
She center will be open wem-
daya frcB 6 I'M to 10 PM and onCun
days froQ 9 n to 10 PM*
teplnyeoa of tho now eontor
includo Miss Tlrginia Jadcoon of
Kinotoni Mrs Hianlo Horton, Mrs*
Mildred HUliaae, Him* EUaabeth
Quinn, MIm Doxls larriefc ondMlm
Bertha Lee, all of Qoldmoro*
First Milliday
Oontiaaod froa pago one
Col. Coorga Opdegraff, tha first d-
fieor to arrive at this post, Gen^
ral Halter J. Bead, rnaBSndIng oftW
ear, and Major John C. Hagan, Jr.,
had already reported at thio atat-
ioo.
Shortly after tbo survey wao
cos^letod, tho railroad spur wao
eo^lotod thus paring tbo way for
eonstractlon of Soyaour Johnson
Flold. Construction contract call
ing for ovor 10,000 wortcera wao lot
on May 23* Tho first Enllotod Moo,
a groap of ten arrived May IS, fol
lowed closely by the first troepe
on June 10. Men were etatlooed at
tha WiUiaB atreet school gyanasiun
and tho llrat Poat boadquartom
ware on the third floor of the
W^oe County court beoao building
in Goldsboro.
Cooplotion aS growth of Soy-
aottr Johnson Field oxoopllfloo aod-
em Aaorica's eapobilitioo of prod
ucing whan necessity arioso*
LEGAlTAmTANCE
Gontinuod froa pegs one
in operating the Post Legal Aaalot-
anee Office.
While the Legal Aooiatance Of
fice will be esaentlaUy a poet fb-
netion, the Judge Advecate'e Office
here stated that any asobar of tho
Field Foreoo dooiidng legal advice
ia wslcoae to contact bin or acqr
oeober of hia office at all tiaoa*
According to a recent (ar
partoent circular which authoriaoo
craation of tho Legal Aooiotanoa
Office, such an off lev will bo un
der the diroot ouporviolMi and con
trol of tbo ata^ Judge Advocate of
tho ecoBond as tha direetor of tbo
offied'* The circular eaplaino that
tho War Dopartaent end tha Aasriean
Bar association hsvo sgreod to sp^
nser Joints tfas plan In order to
asks adequate lo^ advice and as-
sistaneo available tkrougfaont tbs
ailitary oatsblishaont to ailitary
poraonnal in the conduct of thair
Daraonal affairs.
All typBS of legal advice will
be given. In cases wham it ia deaa>
ed advisabla the Lagal Asaistaneo
Offlca Bay mfer tba earvieaaan to
civilian counsel for mtontion by
the servieeaen vpom the usual civi
lian basis.
Rights of tho soldier undor
the Soldiers sod Sillora Civil Be
lief Acta art tha aost eoaaon quas-
tiona brought by Aray personnel
bofom legal advisors today, tho
Judge Advocate's Offlcs oxplalnod*
The Relief Acts proWet tbo
sorvloeaaD in «any typos of legal
action—he ia alloasd to delay psy^
aant of his federal inecas tax ud^
six aontba after tba uar if such
payasnt naeessitatoa a hardship ooiq
in 4 dlvoreo action no Jud^Mant
can be obtained against tbs eerviee
aan unleaa ha waives hia rights un
der the Relief Acta or unless the
court appoints an attorney to rep-
msont in tbs esaos them esn
be 00 foroelosum of s aertgsgs
while a aan is sarvlns in the sm^
forces and no forfsituri of his
rii^ts of Gootrset such as la tbs
purohass of an antoaDhlls on a tias
payasnt plan*
BHY STAHIK
BUY STAMPS