SDMOOR JOfaSOIC FOLD, N.C.
GCODSBCXLO DSO
Apr* 5 - 2030 Dane* USO Club
Poat Orobaatra
Apr. 6 - 2000 iDfonal Night -
Gaaaa - Pairing
Apr. 7 - 2000 ICotIm
Apr. 6 • 2000 Bln^ - Priaa* phona
call boaa
Apr. 9 - 2000 Uoviaa
Apr* 10 - 2000 Danea Na Straat Ggn
Poat Orehaatra
Apr. 11 - 1500 Soi« Faat
2000 Morlaa
Snack Bar open all dav
MOVIE PRQgiAM
THEATRE NO. 1 - Perforffiancas at 1030
1300, 1900 and aoo.
THEATRE NO. 2 >
Performance a at 093C
1230 and 1930.
Apr. 3 • "Frankenstein Meats the
Wolf Man" Lon Chaney >
Ilona Massey.
i^r. 4-5 - "THa Moon is Down"
Henry Travers
i4>r. 6 - "Plying Tigers"(Revival)
John Wayne - John Carrol
Apr. 7 - DOUBLE FEATURE
"After Midnight"
Chester Morris
"Taxi Mi$ter"
Wa. Bender
Apr. 8-9 - "Air Force"
John Garfield-Gig Toung
SERVICE CLUB
Apr. 5 - 1000 Classical Racordings
1200 News Broadcast
1930 Quis Program (Broad
cast)
Apr. 6 - 1600 Popular Saeordinga
2000 Talent Show
Apr. 7 - 1600 Group Singing
1930 Variety Show (Broad
cast)
2000 Girls Club
^>r. 8 - 1000 Classical Recordings
1600 Popular Recordings
Bingo
i^r* 9 - 1000 Groig) Singing
2000 Talent SIkw
1930 Dance Band (Broadcast)
2000 Squadron Dance
JOHNSON rmj) RADIO PBOCRAM
From the Service Club — Over TIGBB
Sun. - 1030 - Air-O-Uech on the air
Mon. - 1930 - Quis Time
Ned. - 1930 - Variety Show
Fri. - 2000 - Service Club Danoe
Seymour Johnson News
Mom. thni Sun. from 1330 to 1400
MI-O-MEM
APRIL 3* 1943
PAC3 4
KENS ASGUS
A Colwn of nows and late hap
penings of Seymour J^ineon Field ia
now being carried daily by tha Gold
•bore, Nawm-Argua. Iba Oolm ia
prepared by the PiAUe Ralatiooa Of
flee, this station.
XT IS BEiaR TO BUT BONDS
than
TO RIAB 1HBI
■OFF LIMITS"
Tbars aiw veiy few places that
a eai^ tella its peraonnsl that it
must net go, ao idien certain places
are placed "Off Limits" you may be
aura that bhare ie a VEST good raa-
eon for doing ao.
According to a letter iasuedby
Poet Headmiartera, dated March 26,
1943, tha following eatabliahmenta
in Goldsboro and vicinity are "Off
Limite."
American Barbecue, B. Nalnut Street
between Nalniit and John Street.
Daniel'e Barbecue,113 N.John Street
between Walnut and Mulberry Streets
Dawson's Lunch, 226 N.Csnter Street
between Aeh and Mulberry Streete.
W.H. Cole filling station and Lunch
Room, comer of Elm and Georgs Sts.
Green Gables, U.S. Midway "U7,
3 miles North of Qoldaboro.
There are plenty of places to
go without bothering these few, so,
STAY AWAY PKAf THai.
Aimoat every squadron on the
field have a plaque of their resp
ective outfit hanging from the Ser
vice Club walls, however, there are
atiU many squadrons which have not
contributed a plaqua to dress Mp
the Club and also to attract no
tice of their squadron. Plenty of
room ia etill available on the waUe
of the Club, and squadrons who are
not represented should do all they
can to get a plaque.
Members of the Girls' Service
Club who have b«en holding their
weekly "chatter box" sesaions on
Wednesday ni^te at the Club will
hold them on Tbeeday ni^ts instead.
The much talked about "sewing circ
let" ie a reality einee the girls
actually saw looae buttons and
drede of chevrons on for the boys
especislly ths PFC's cbsvron.
Tht rsdio programs being broat^
east over tha Tobacco Network from
the Club every Monday night are br
eaking attendance crowds left and
right. A noble job is being done by
the Radio Diviaion of Special Serv-
iees, by iriiom the programs are ^>0-
naered.
Homeelcik? Just the thing tc
fix that up - at the Poet Library
in tha Sandee Club - newepapare
from every oormer of these United
States are at your diepoeal. Home-
eiek or not, everyone likes to know
idiat ie going on in hie neck of the
woods and Librarian Mlee MB ry ^nee
believea with 36 eubacriptions to
daily newsp^)ere - the library ie
bound tc have a representative pajmr
from or near your hoM town.
The Post Library also subecr -
ibes to 75 well known magaslnee.
Newspapers and Uagasines are
in the i^stattw reading room of the
Library and in oonneotion with this
reading room and the roat of the Li
brary we have soaething to say. A
Library be it on a Army field or in
your own baae town is not a nnpue-
room nor le it suppoeed to resemble
a pigrpm at the end of a day. The
Library has a maall staff who work
long hours to provlds you with read
ing matter ooneenuently they don't
have a lot Of time to sweep up Af
ter a few of the men who seem to
be used to maid service. YOU HAD
THE ENERGY TO GO AND PICK A BOOK
OR PAPER OFF THE SHELF so you have
THE ENERGY TO PUT IT BACK.
QUIZ SHOW
By the close score of 25 to 20
tJie (Rupees of ths Post Usdlcal Det
achment lost to the 333rd Base Hdq^
& Air Baee Squadron Monday night Jn
another quiz battle of the Squadrone
broadeaat over the Tobacco Networtc
and prepared by the Radio Diviaion*
Contestants on the program were,
for the Nursess Lie* Loretta Wheelei;
Dorothy Crane, Allaao McCain, and
Nancy Preaton; for the 333rd: T/Sgt
Lee G. Aire, S/Sgt. John L. Duignui
and PFC'a Edwin Selare and Everett
Phillipe*
Cpl. A1 Karanikae ennouneed
the show while Prt. Johnny Grant
was Master of Ceremonies* pvt. Fre
ddie Wolf's Dixisland Band played
several numbera to the enjoyment of
the large audience at the post Seiv
vice CI^ idiare tbs program origin*
ated.
VARIETr SHOW
The Muelc Program Diviaion of
the Special Service Section preeen-
ted an outstanding variety program
to one of the largest crowds ever to
witness a show at the Service Club.
Among the new faeea ^)pearing
were Pvt. John Riley, vooalietj Pvt
Ray DePauw on tbs harmonica and Pvt
SUuiley Laebut on tbs aeeordian.
Among ths aingere wore Pvt
Eugene Aodaraon, Sgt. Bob Marchall,
Pvt. Richard Urbina and Pvt. Andy
Kirk.
Novelty acta ooneleted of an
unusual set of skating aerobatlea
by Pvt. JoBppb Ibirphy, FFC John Mo-
Anally snd PH. Harold Silverman;
•nd a hinMiiy orchestra eo^pbead
of Pvta. tucae, Gabray, Patareon,
Owenby, Maaeari and Hayward. An !»•
atrumental trumpet solo was given
Pvt. Anthony Siainoie.
Pvt. Harold Stailkan produces
the Sunday afternoon ebowa. Pvt. Ed
Wolf le master cf ceremonies.
FIELD DXASI
* « • •
These Jottinga, tdaeh are intended
to give a day by day review of post
b^ipeninga, will not do so in the
etrietest sense of the word,
everyone else on the field, our oor
re^jondent has duties to perfoim, a
nd also a social life of a eort. Re
does not attmd eveiy eerMony,mtofa
ir svezy parade, see every DSO show
go to all the danoea, tea every bas
ketball gae - in fact, lika tha j-
eep he ia, ba avoids everything wh
ere his presence ia not required -
and ia a past a master (Iw thinkal)
in the art of disappearing after du
tifuUy yelling "Here" at roll call
So without fkrthar ado we prent
FIELD DIARY. Ni hope you like it.
WEDNESDAY ,Harch 24. Hioe day but
chilly. Stood pereonnal inepaction
thia morning. Na passed with flying
oolora. Huraay for our barrseke Ch
ief, who made us stay in last ni^t
and give the barracks a good rub-do
wn. Tbare ia one thing I lika about
an inspedtion, even if it a lot
of trouble. You gat a chance tb see
idiat your eell-matea look like when
they are dressed 19* Generally they
lo^ like refUfees from a Georgia-
disin gangl Saw the editor of the
Aif^^>^eeh today. Over a mint eundae
(what a bilious green that aausa ia
we diaeuaaed a poaeible SOO-word co
lian concerning general Poat aetivl
ties. Studc ay neck out for the job
Suggested eoloan be in the fom of a
diary - easier to write that way.
Wonder who'll writs it when I'm a-
way on furlou^ - Maybe I can send
in ay copy vith a Chioago datelina.
THURSDAY, March 25. It la a beautl
fttl day at Seymour Johnson Pield.lk
sun le shining brightly, the floweze
are blooming, da boida is aingin'-
page Percy ByaAe Shelley, 1 need a
poet*, ^ring is hare, four dayala
te - 1^ it ia here and I don’t feel
like working. I'd just like to ale
ep in a swaying hammook under sweep
ing willow tree, with soft aueio In
the distance and a bubbling brook
gaily pursuing its course within ear
shot, t «EVERYBODY UPl 6 All. 19 $
RISE AND SHINE *? Good goah, it's
ooldt Nall today wa carry gas matlca
I remember one very hot day laat Sp
ring when my squadron (Z eaa at ano
thar field) went throu^ the gas oh
amber* We double timed all the eay
there and bade (a dlstanoe of four
milaa) with our madca on* It was a
bout 95 degrees in kba ahade"- what
a hike t X hope if we go throu^the
the gaw ehambar here it will not be
so far from the squadron area -the
day will be very eloidy*
FRIDAY^' Karoh 26. Got off to an ear
ly start this morning -05451 The
CQ*a watoh must be out of order .Our
Latrina looked like barghia day at
Mendel* • baaMot. First Umm In as
ny months that I have had to salt in
line to wash my faos. Nben mj squad
ron gosa all-out for dhev Inttw men
ing - tha waysida oaaualtiss are ^
palling. Of oourss, thsre ema aomi^
thing behind it all, (wMLapsrsdhliit
and offiesr went throu^ tbs take.).
ThouiRit in passlngi lbs bri^itsst
light in ths world is a lifted mat
di during a talack-oot* ^
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