-e S Oel«bM IS. 1943
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Rifle Range Is
New 798th TSS
SQUADMN sweetheart:...kllTMIfEET!
Bj SOT. KALPH A, ALLEN
Bow much or how little the ov
erage O. I., sheltered in the com
parative security of Seymour Joto-
Field proper, knows about the
functioning of the Rifle Range, de
pends on whether or not be has
experienced the workings of same.
Hearsay won't do. it's proper to.
be advised, first hand. '
dian arrow bead and most thought
fully gave it to your reporter when
be was given the gentle bint that
It would be a swell present to
; send to this writer's fotir year old
; stm.
You'll see our coaches out there
, every day, In rain or cold. In heat
, Or storm, lending their expert ad-
_ _ __ vice to ad who stonn their por-
To retrMh tUo memorln of those,
who have heen out here -in the
wooas," at one time or aootherJ&S* »
and to those who have yet to make deserve a lot of
our aquaintance, we Introduce our,
Officers and enlisted men. all cf When night falls and the O. I's
ihe 79eth Technical School Squad- have returned from the Range
ron. effective this date. you'll often find them along our
“Ready on the right —Ready on Community Street." as we call
the left — Ready on the fLrtng fbe mwee between the rows o f
line!" i tents, engaging In friendly
Major Milo D. Soydor and Cap-
are In Charge Of the Whole ftmctlco HJ,^^ Caro-genn I’attTol 794th T.S.S.,
of the Post Camp Range. O^iUin clodma poaeasion.
HUiver H John£« la also ^ buiich_of_aoldlera who have done a iHH
SUriay
Hlllyer B. Johnson la also with
the organisation.
You all must know 1st Lt. Tttom-
BBu V«I VddBMS ia the
little lady. She's the pride and
joy oi Pfc. Sob Town! of the
797th T.S.S.
Ew.IyH Hmc. notive of
Brooklyn. USA. ia the gal-
liiend of Cpl. Morrias Green-
i stein of the 10th Academic.
good day's work.
We of the Range have an idiom
as A. Rixford, our energetie and otv own out here, which goes
‘'i*t it done’’ Range Officer and something like this. When we start
his capable genial assistant, I ^t>r the Pleld of an evening, we
1st Lt. Frederick W. Blsckweil. say. •'LfA'a go to town.*' When
Under their penumal touch, w e we are In the mood and feel a Ut-
claim that our “Firing Line," ia of tie more adventurous, all we do Is
the finest. |t> Mk 1st Sgt. Kelly for an over-
Now to .a widler whom we alt.^tf. ?•«» .to U>e outolde world —
(Goldsborol
nth Academic Earns
Banner For Excellence
Seriously though, when the gang StiTS. JAtfR LlPSCHHZ AND
goes to town at night and Tetumsl ROOSB TUBCOm
to the Rifle Range wo do have a' ^ '
great time singing. The gauntlet ^ hoga afe proud as mother
of songs to almost 11 e(V>pad
by the time our truck r«»»» into tbh KxceUcsice Banner for Septem-
the camp. An old favorite is ‘Tve her. Congnrts all around,
got six-pence." which Is sung quite' Random Tbought^We wonder if
often, especially around the latter Taylor la still requesting song hits
part of the month — before pay- over the Goldsboro radio atationt
day. Everybody and their cousins were
So we sound off untU next week as tlKwe requesting
rrkiu around those songs. BUI sure was modesi.
•• 1 The squadron win miss Sgt.
v. n-e t' ■ n who is back In- dv&s
t^sMt breeses under your tent through an MD. We thought they ed
‘have to bum the hospital down to
— jget him out. He was one cheerful
know and If you don't. It ain't our nrs AN ILL WIND iS2?^eiSSS
fsiiiti Ik ntiwr than Peter' ***^ everybody be came m contact
Kelly who has given twenty fwl PvL Audrey Stamey of Rome,
vMrs of faithful service to bis Oa.. bad the creepy experience jf
Flag. He is the tat Sergeant of our being nipped hg hU own artlUery whomost w^lW^dld^rt,
ouUll, the TMth Tech Sch. 8q. Next fire and then freed by that of the
time you see him on the Poet and enemy. .v.-> -ki- nO). {[* ■"
get to talk With him for a few) it happened vrtien Stamey was
minutes, ask a few things about.trapped between his lines and the Take a bow Sam, you
the Army. Chances are. ne'Il give German’s near AlUvUle, Italy. A
you some Inside do,» that will big American gun let go with a Cbntrasts—Cpl. John Tally, who
make tt a very Interestiiif coover-'blast and Stamey dived Into a sUt la some pepper-upper, we refer
satioo. tren^ already occupied by six you to any occupant of Barmck
Our Sgt. Major te Sgt, Gray.
Under to supervision many a
complex detaU seems to melt into
an easy rhythm of well done work.
Incidentally, some aay be was out
here on the lutnge when the In
diana roamed these parts.
pp—vtwg of Indians, one of our ^teb and then worked to way
coaches, Sgt. Ray. fouM an Bi-lback to his own lines.
The Wolf
Germans. .324. for cooflrmatloa of the above
A, «jon » the-nrtog ktoUPKl
the Germans left the trench and A »P®^
♦/.Akfc Stamev with them Toen the midst of Sgt. Solomon ttie popu-
kS imS^oSsd“2?' •!£ GeS « Instructor. What weU knovm
mans scattered and Straey found
himself alone again. He hid in a ^ room atatf tor ^
by Sansone
*Hs has a wondsrful touch, hasn’t hs7*
TBAKr. MATBET
Tte Yutetida tastes of WAC8 In
North '.f. Afr ♦» lx slightly oft the
tMoal trend of thlngi. Tb^ would
Iratber have vitamin pills and cal-
(chnn tablets than anything toe.
The WAGS Uke vitamin pills to off
set the depressive climate and the
f-niehitri to make up for the lack of
milk there.
those letters written In purple Ink?
It couldn’t be Sieger by any chance
'Ditto Cpls. Cutler and Cohen the
inamrables might give the
mail clerks more of a chance to
tend to tbeir duties if the above
mentioned two-some didn't spend
BO much time there.
Sgt. Don Grifftn took care of the
loose change situation' last pay
day, In to usual masterly man
ner. with moat of the noise-makers
shipped, tt would seem that the
memben of ^r. 310 would-be abic
to relax, now and then, however
with all to competition* removed,
te -cc- B;ylo bts attained
new heights. There Is no need of
a mike system with Pete around.
•j • s Milk- rcom A'l''rs, Sgt
Joe Schrelbe has more moods than
!Clark C'a^ile. de sure gets tern-
neramci “'1 everv once in a while
Woe to the O. L who deals with
him while those black moods grip
him.
That row of barracks lining the
road, (300, »1. 303, and 310) arc
very enthusiastic t About the way
singers, marching by, around 4:10
a. m. give forth. A delegation would
gladly meet up with whoever Is m
charge of thoM students and try
to make them see the light.
Basketball and bowling 'teams
have now settled down to keepinp
their noses to the grindstone. Mem
bera of both sqad. teams are prac-
- rff to eet into A1 condi
tion in order to be able to more
than bold their own with the classy
teams they’ll meet In the near fu
ture. There was a very good and
enthuslatlc turnout for the first.
{ tracUce of the season. Proepecis
DOk good for a highly successhil
Medic Claims
To Salvage His
GI Toothbrush
By PVT. B. B. TAN HOOK, JR.
Among other claims to fame, the
Medical Detachment can now add:
The only man on the Field, proo-
aby In the whole Army. lUioever
tried to salvage a toottoruah. We
won't have to mention any zutmes,
but he sleeps on the last bed uf
Barracks no. SO.
In the 8pc^ Field we find thsi
we have had to our midst for the
past eleven months.a lad who hss
been hiding to Ughr under a bushel
basket. He la a child prodigy T
refer to the one and only ^i. BlU ,
Sereoay, Medical Supply. On Stm-
day when Lt. Horton Smith was
to be ths feature attracUon at the
Goldsboro Country Chib, Bill sar.k
a "birdie" which, for the benefit
of the non-golfers among our read
ers (we hope that we have some),
is one under par.
In this case we don't have to
take Bill's word for this act, tor
we have two witnesses: Cpl. Mayer
Simon. Orthopedic Dept and Pic.
Robert Kahrs, Medical l^pply Dept
Nice work. BUIM Tbo bad vou have
to leave us just when we have the
nrnking of a golf team.
The basketball season Is on us
once again and the Detachment
team is In the formative stages.
Anyone who is lotereated In play
ing with the team is urged to cem-
tact Lt. Ricci at the Mess Fund
Office as soon as possible. Let's
have a good turn out and see If
we can't steal tt>e Post Champion-
ship In Basketball again this year.
Thxt world be quite a feather m
our cap, No?
'The Detachment was comple
mented by the Commanding Oftu
cer, Lt. wcaccblon, on the fine
■howto that th^ made at the Re
treat Parade, Tueeday night Let's
keep up the good work Medics.
Can You Sing
And Dance?
TakeaChance!
Get hep to the beat but reet.
Hie Radio Section of
Servleea wants TOC, Jackson, If
yon can act vrlte aktte (u*
soripta. do vocals, teQ jokes
(fuj^). or make with the
muale.
Plens are now cookin' for
winter tfioire and radio dihta, ao
latch on, gate, the buggy s
owvtn'i Ankie on dtown te the
Service Club and leave your
moniker and squadron number
with the eat at the Info desk.
Or, If you want to really dent
the jokers irtio throw this beah.
drop in at the Ohd> on Thurs
day or Sunday afta, around 1500.
as the gatora aay it for n pri
vate audlah. 8ti^ kicks, «nd
solid jabs are on dtot Uae^ so
let's start eooktti'.
If 8 'Major Cheevef Now In
39th Mess; C. 0. Gets Leaf
F068
By rVT. METER W.
Congratulations of the 13tb Mess
Group were tendered to Major
Cbeever who was promoted to this
new poet Thank You Str, those
cigars were swellt
Opt George Stelgerwmld’a car Is
known as the *wanclcr ear'
wonder' sriiether be wlU make it
home, and from home to the field!
Pfc. 'Battleehtp' Battlstella who
is always jolly and In good humor,
is Mesa Hall No. I'a nnglDg cook.
BH favorite ia *Oee Mom I Wants
Go Home."
Pvt Rattih Oonsiiron's new gtcl
friend's named Mary Anne. . and,
he bee to go all the way to Ra
leigh to aee her, • • It most be
lo»el
Sgt. Sol Moskowlta, that ewgeant
from Brooklyii, ia aU smitea imw
tamed here
that his wife, Marlene, has re-
Sgt. BUI Walker vows that a glrl-
Mend has been writing Um tor
. years, but that be has never
seen her I Mow BlU. who are you
riding?
Pvt Nat Fetotetp receives eg-
ular phone calls from a ‘doll' m
Smlthfled named Roee. Ffe. Wayne
Martin recently returned from nir-
loogh to New York vlatting girL
friend Mildred. . . Martin reports
be had a grand time taking In
ball games, shows, and the si&ts.
The tstfa Meat Group Baafc^U
practice seaion are under way,
and from the k>oks el dilnga the
Meesrien are gHng to have a
whale of a team with such out-
atandlqg atars as Anderson, Van
Boose, and Rtoertaon. Manager
Martin wants aU men Interested in
makto to team to tom out Im-
xnedlatitty- Be promtees OTa a
Cl ruling baafcathaU aeaeeni
Pfc. Jacob Nathan should b e
grabbed iq> for 'cigar stogan* by
some tobacco coDcem .... Be
smokes 'em all day kng and no
throat Irritation. . . and we swear
ita tnte, even amokm 'em while
taking a shower. . . New who
said tot a aum’s best friend was
‘m dog» __