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F«gr» t
tipi—htr II. 1943
An-O^MSCH
S»yow Iftlwiiow FMd. N. C.
' Bcwsp^ptr it publMtwd we^ljr by aad fbr tbt q|
*>*“** N O., laider Um fUrectlon e
Bemet oroeer. FuU oover«ft tt tb* Cunp Newtptper Service is
reived. All msteiisl it petted by the F^Ue Belsttopt Office. AH
pootogrspbt. onlatt oUienrlse credited, ere Army Air Forces pboto-
rrspbt. Newt eppeertcj in thlt peper it for gei^^ reJeese provided
proper credit It ftveiL
OOL. OONAZiD B, 8MITB» OQOUne&dlnff Officer
MAJOR J. B. MURR, Speclsl Btrrlee Officer
Pfc. Leslie Weller
SOT. JOB BUTERA
Pvt Jsznet Beenis
M/8ct Rlcberd B. TAlt
OpL George DeDes. ertitl.
Post Fboto SectkB
A IVon~Com*s Creed
^ you Td ever Jbeen to q dinjier ond bod to tit throu^b o
long-windod introduction by tbe Master of Ceremonies while
you waited to bear some distinguished sppaker, you'll know
^^y Id going to say no more then, “iniis was contributed
by one of the Hon*Coms on the neld«~it's good enough to be
framed and bong in erery Day Room.'*
I am a Non-Com. and proud of my rating. Whether it be
iwo stripes, or three, four. fire, or six. I am proud of my,
rating. For it signifies reword for o iob well done. I am
the liaison between the Cominissioned ^boer ond the en
listed man the medium of
ders. and seeing that they are corried out efficiently, ond
with dispatch. I am o ritolcog in a TOSt organisation, a
highly profleidnt organisation, whose success lies partially:
upon my depend^Uty. occuracr and intelligsnce.
I must SMrit the trust placed in me by my supeiioss.
and hold the iesi>ect of the enlisted ssea. I must deport
myself oocordingly. 1 must dress properly, and m^e a fetish
of cleonliness. I must oct with decorum. I must be milHory
in erery respect. I must serve faithfully, eo others SKiy serve
faithfully. I must be firm, but never officious. I must be fair,
be moderate, both In my personal habits, and in discharging
without giving or seeking favor. I must bs punctual. I must
my duties. I must be polient. I must be toleront. 1 must
never tede advantage of my rating for.personal gain, fa
vors, or vengeance. I must serve creditably, and in so doing
bring credit to my unit.myorgonization. and to tbe U. S. , ^-jr~ — — — *— —, — -
better, free horn personal gou. I must adhere to oil the Mx. Ite s OyisrsUcn i«a^.*' Whm youTmos sre
Servicemen Need Not File
Tax Returns *Til March
Wr Cmmp Wiswja Bcrrlce new p^-as-you-fo tax nlsn tase.asked vrlmt was 'the ana graataat
Meml^ri c( Hta United^ Btaim,bnmgbt them 19 oonn&etatar.^ cn|thing shaut flghtlpg ox box&g- Bis
! TkeCkapUunSpetJu
'One Mote Round*
psy tasU die dttferance
15. nay pay tbs etbsr
tenets of military disclpUne and courtesy, ond see that cdlt^P^- tt. the ceantnlaatoner M m-tef eeteatad tBcosna and vtetcey
tenets of miUtary dlicipline emd courtesy ese odbered to. Bent _
must know. I must see. I must protest. I must understand. lu.^Ttaxpayers whs are not infStIf by Deo.' IS.'
It is net for me to question, but to obey. . These 1 mustiiJ“*“T. **‘*®*'*#®?£ Bzempted tnun this otder an
do to b. worthr of mr .tripM. And to b. worthy 1» to bo "StS £ SSf wSi SSS
P'Bud. ^ iQaaixTsS^worntn’s branches sf
the vsrlafQe services.
AD these aerviceinan sad woman
The Crustal BaU
The view of our post-wav world given us in Popular
Science magaines and ether such publicatiMui bos been
wnking the average service mam begin to wonder just what
kind of world be r^ly will be living in after bis "Six Months'
pins" bos run its oouise.
There's the thought for instance, of the portedde tele-
pbone which strops itself somewhere around your body and
allows you to get and receive oalts while going on obout
yonr everyday work. This may be fine for gay yotusg blodes
who have Just stepped off the troopship after o withering
tour of duty through tbe Sobava desert with no women and
nothing in sight. It*s ri^t up ffieir cdlsy since they'll be
spending baH th^ lives in ^one booths with little block
books anyway. Rut for married men—well, you get the idea.
Then there's tbe electroniefy-printed nevtspaper which
keeps grinding out copy night and doy. complete -with pic
tures. CTOSB-wofd pussies, ond maps of tbe l^st newsfronts.
You can Imagine tbe Sunday morning it gets broken and
prints only ho^ey scores or ignores everything else ond
reels off yard after yord of stod quefationa. You settle
down after waBing all these months for a rotogravure sec
tion or a bothing beauty contest, and wbot do you get-
how to baste a pot roast for fifteen or twenty feet of paper
ond then the latest weather reports for tbe next five hours.
Have you hqaxd abont the outoipatie timing booths
they're going to have along blghwoys to dieck the siseed
of •adk ear oa H posses? Have you seen the newly pro-
poeed books wU^ will be read aloud by o record instead
of you xeoding it to yeureeU? Raxve you . . . but then, we've
got o tittle time yet.
A Luma SvmUtol
The Flog of our nation means many things to us.
We know all about its history. oU about the bottles
it hff bean through, oil tbe times it hem been defended with
heroism obove beyond any normal coll of duty. We
kn^ oil those things, but most of us also know tbe other
things it stands for. ^ don't often say them aloud, we sel
dom even think them to ourselves. But we know those things.
We know, those or us with porenta from other lands,
we know wbot tbe flag means. We know that it is a symbol
of this struggle that now holds tbe countries of tbe Forth in
ximbat. It is the symbol of the everlasting freedom of man
kind whidi now stonds locked with «▼!! oppression on
boitlefronts oil over the globe.
None of os think that the Flag stands for tbe old ideo oi
rtreeM paved with gold, luanirioux living. md wasteful spr
ing whi^ used to c^oracteiixe Amerioo. We now know ib^
It mirms a Ire# land with every citixen working to keep
tt free.
It mmj things to ns—M means our country.
New I^Mluwg*
Bnttoii
ag ilsaSh aamp eaWae wtik
fvM la alMil»ai,i lAe sse
as toed that yoe can hardly Dft
year haads to eeaae an gtsud. tigin
oea BMve round. Whan your aoas
is Meadlag aad your eyas are
Hack aad yon are so weary diat
yoa vrlBi your eppeoeot would
creek poo oa toe Jaw aad put pen
toslaap. ilsbt eae mace rouad. Re-
niradiei ftat flm man who Ilira
cow mace lenad Is never licked.
Anny men could pcoflt m o o h
from the clamte xmfimm of Jim
w—calculation of actual *—*^—>* 1 flgtitars aS aD timaa. Sf we allow
£^g2^ldlKoar..Mnui t. met, Ini. our
any >-dnrlDg IMS ' .ttves. our aerviee la of little uae to
Aooonlln, to Guy T. artvortn.,«"■ "-.-y
comnriukKS ot totomti Bm- SI-STSv-ST
Ay poatpoae the fUlag «f todr
icWratloaB uatfl March 15. 1PM.
At that ttxDe they must make a.
. tbe wtfC a servlcemaa has
a npedal problem If she has as
tnemne of oer own and la not m
one of tot srmed services herself.
. News Briefs From
Here And There
iaUobnent from his wife.
Ing away from hoase. tough detalla.
thnnghrtfsa aosipinliBijg. Refaes*-
ber tMs Is wartlsm. mM even
tbou^ you may set tMI tai tho
Mr VMwiwtetf tKnt > I. « ** SPtrtB- 1*7 tO fight QUO
A word ot dlseoumge-
must first delermlae whether toe th* ntrii Af a
is ieq.b.«a to file a doea^suon of^
ssnSf sss:
If tbe total of what's left amounts
to more than I3A00. sho must file round and yeuD be a winner,
a toe aratfen sot in maa^w
out she may disregard her li
band's kioonie antoely and
may also diaregard any d
dasHi^ aflotment she reoeivaa tiem
him, estlmxtog' tbe tax sMely sn
her own Income. Japa are giving ua bask
The chrUlan bnshand of a WAO, j Mrap moial ws sent to them
WAVR SPAR, nurse or uesMau before tbe war — as shrspnel~-
marine fMknrs tbe came proce-isccordlag to Lfc. Oel. W. J. Oar-
dure. Be receives no dcpendacy rlngtoa. chief of the surflcal eee-
"e. vice at Bejitnk Ocneral boapdal
here. rar^surgery.*' said OoL
Oanrtagton. eftmi find torapnel
hi vtoieh we can hteattfy ptooee cd
American rmsw bladee and pep
bottio capo.**
Mrs. VlTlaa Bggeie. faionde aad
i*. ens arreeted by Federal Bu
reau tovetogatkn agents hi Cto-
ctonti after tot bsd admitted she
was married to seven soldiers
‘VUbaut bothering to divorce any
of them." Found hi ber pnmrmlnn
the tkne of ha arrest wne a
m aDofwanoe. ebook »»*»*«*g*-»g to »
ooMIto who wai not one of ha bus-
Xggois said she mar-
rlsd ftvs prKatoe, a sergeant and a
Bentonast between May 105 aad
June IM.
Pittsburgh gtrl becomes real
"Dh’ty Oertte" aecnrdlng to the
CBS. The corvachNio Ifasl propw-
kaomn as Oertto from Ber^
i ^nOPA PlVtQ* .
/fiSCKH Cix «Or«toR^
toetooMd ^
prsgsasss from Oermsny to Korth
AMto Is reaBy OsrtnMe Habn.
a Connsr rssldmt of Pittsburgh,
who mousd to Osnaany to ISO is
do pfBpsgsada work.
ssAss sppUestlOB for dn
aid. a eelsfed
[snawsisd •*ss'» to ^
htostosr hi had i
**T«M martoad, awn*t ypu..Bsai1
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