Witjmam htmmm n«M» H. C.
fair 3. 1943
Here And There
**lii Gadence—exerclMi'* And tbcjr do It, too,
•mm pAtioAtfl oi Seymour Johnson'i stattoii hoe*
pMal. Tlie Ideft U to icitep those men pot toe Ul,
or conflned hecause of ressone «mich would not
movent from exercisipc, from getting "too soft."
wl^ this picture wm snapp^- they were on*
Joy^ It, toe.;
iDBpeetton for Seymour Johnson’s Waaes are
Just aa rtg^as In any barracks on the field. T/S
Ma^ liouser’s loc|er Is getting a check tf Third
OCdosrs left to rlAt) KatherlM Tougbey, R
Howard and Anne Ooggln. T/l moubst Is 37 i
from St. Louis, Mo. ■ • •
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of the 704th, and Pfc. Paul Ackerman of New York Olty is d^ng the
Job. Note the fancy lister b^ houses.
Wash day—yen bacbat And don’t think a OX can!! do ttl Here’s
a diot of a special latizidry area over at the TMh, and the QI In the
foreground-Is going right to town wlh a hard bristle brush. If there
Is any dirt Jett la fl>e clethea he la now rubbing, it yoa’t be much.
Music hath charms, etc.. Is demonstrated every day In the mess
halls of Seymour Johnson. Here's a Shot of four boys from ttie band
section who are "whooping It up*’ down at No. S--an4 .right In the
groove, tool'
Ihe U80 In Goldsboro 19 a popular place for Seymour OIs these
days, and this 1b»^ you wUl agree~-a pretty good dwt of'the front
entrance. Advancing down the walk. Im to right are: Pfes. Ken
Fischer, Pittsburg^ Pa.: Harold Usiiley, todlana BarbWi Hid., and
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