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Man of Tbe Week
MSOT. BOWBBT G. BOM08EB
li-8gt. Robot O. RomoMi.
walk«d out of HordtDB Hlgb 8cool,
Morloa. Ohio, one worm day In
June of 1937. With hJto be cairled
a brand new cUplema. 'Ihe world
was wUe opeir at tbe ttae and o^
portufdUee were bis targets. He
got a Job with a large doChiog
concern and things went smoothly
until 1940 wben war clouds began
to form. Re r"^*»**»* at Fort Hayes,
Ohio. In tbe Fan of '40 and was
aent to Chanute Field. Tie was as*
signed to the Prorost Uardial De Oordon L. Hanson, son of
partment. Bmma Hausoo. of Harvey, !f.
In 1943 be was sent to Seyibour
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To centralise classlfcaUon acUv-
lUes particularly as related to tbe
asslg^ent and reporting of spec
ification serial numbm under of
ficers and enlisted men especially
trained therefor and to encourage
the use of tbe classification sys
tem by organUational and other
commanders to making duty aa-
slgnments of officers and exited
men.
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severe electrics] and rain atonn
over the field. Tbe Injured soldiers
were rushed to the Ststlon b^ltal
for treatment.
Meet se]
Sgt. Leon .
via K. Hoadly. >4 Pine Street New
York City.
terlously Injured men were:
eon W. Hoadly, aoo of Al-
Sgt. Loyal B. terbytt, husband
f iirs. L. R. Barhytt, 3(M North
Oreenbay Road, Ryland Park, HL
Pfc. Dwltfit L. Jones^ son o f
Mrs. Fanny Kea^, of Birmingham.
Pfc. Jules Levin, son of Mrs.
Helen O. Levin, of in> Pine Street,
Phlladelpbla. PiT
Ibe dead:,
Rut, Imp. bit, hut! Towaab, and H's the Ladlea
of ttte Armyl We give you, OIs, tbe WACs of Sey-
I mour Jobneoo In marching fnrmstloo and If you
don't think they beat a wicked cadooce. Just look
at tboee right feet atiiklag the ground!
Hollywood
Johnson VTeld and waa made lat
am. of the 913th Guard Snnartrnn.
wnlcb was activated at ttus sta
tion last AaguBt.
At the pTMent he is Ohief N. O.
O. of tbe Military PaUee, under tbe
supervlalan of Major H. N. Et-
Uot. Proveat Mandial, agd Ci^. A.
C HoUwqutot Aast. P. M. (8g9. Ro-
moser worked wnder Uajer RHlot
at Chanute Held.) Romascr'a
Instrucifan, and iMoper euecntlon
of tbe duUee of the Military Po
lice T7idt. He alas has direct super-
Tlslen of the MPa uddle on
wiChln tbe hmlts of tbe reservation
^whlcb todudes the mdl
trots, gates, and apedal detaHa
Ibe Ooldabm Bmncb OCfloe, kh
cated fti ORy Rail, with Its patrol
oara, radio operators and walking
patrolmen is also under hts Jerts-
dlctlon. AnoGier of bia Jabs Is to
maintain Lmiuanlena oaeperatton
with CWtHae andsiintia
■Ggl. Romoeer reoeitty eiarriiid ^
local girl and both reside M Odds-
boro.
Golf, eoftball, basetell ami baa-
kecball are apacta which ho par-'
tietpatad In during hlih acheel. and
he stlU retaine an aottve latereot
Air F(»ces
t. Alvin Yager, son of Mrs.
Kadxerlne Yager of Elmafteld, N.Y.
Sgt. Joseph E. Driver, Jr., soo
of Mrs. Ann S. Driver, of Tsmpa,
Fla.
Pfc. Ange B. OaropbeU, son of.
Lena Campbell of Newport, Vt.
Thursday night, men of the 793rd
Squadron cMied for an honor
guard for tbe bodlee of the dead.
Osw hundred sokUert volunteered,
but becssiae of transportation, only
^ were used.
Brief, special aervloes were hekt
for the men at tbe Poet Mortuary.
with Ohaplajns Tainter and Man
tle officiating.
Bght soldiers stood guard at
bearses while the bodies were
held at the Oddsboro railway sta-
tton pending sfalpinent home
First of New Series Of
Musical Shows Presented
Geimans^iuaFd
Toe of Kaly
WITH THE BRITIBH BORTH
ABMTjpr Bica*T Ttw Oer^
Ushed a special headquarters to »•
geniae evacuation facIHtjea to the
mainland and to guard the Toe
of Italy agalnat a surprise land-
tag.
, -A eaptared order of the Hermann
.Peering Panaer Dtrlalon dated 3v-
OfDDer W a Stoi»lrt—atofc that CK^
M the Army', eatahMAed Hie Aer^iOoipa hi BtoSy bad de-
Mtlcal “to aS5 on ttmt date Sat *hU read
fndog machine end pemMBty .hiooks an props rod damolMaoa.
pynwsm." Ctoartas Oef. C)^ by BaUans. wID be takm ever
dler, Stgeal Oor^, wee dedg- our own troops.**
nalsdthe first chief of ttw new The erd?^ Id part that
creased danger from the air
^I. Edward Ward and Pfe.;mands tbe dlqmsal of m
Jo^ridi B. Barrett were smlpied t»|tteaBpert and the trensportatton cf
duty with this division, ttarieua these vehicles not abaeT ‘
Btgnal Oeips eCOcers were drtalM sary for battle to ttw
to aerooaetles decbig Me period,
but tt was a Uxne of paper work A gal with a stow aoutbem drawl
and formation rather than actual!was out with a fast worker and
Gktng. ibefore she could say, *Tm not
■ — IQ^t kdnd of a girl,'* she was.
There’s a story about a woman I j
Who CM woff and waa right tlw I A fox la a wolf that sends flow-
first time. I arm.
The first of a senen of musical
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casually paced: their "ab*’-getttng,
and very fenny rontlnen worked
with Incredible ease. During the
ten years tbe Swifts baVe bemi ln| . . _ .. .
show basted t^'vetooaped the gttows loi^de Its debut at Theatre
world as headliners. Theirs is ..
act with universal at^eal; enter-p*®* ^ Tuesday nl^t to a musical-
tatmuent without 'Iraguage bar-{blinded crowd which accepted the
riers. inrogram with enthusiasm. MaJ. J.
The Cappy Barra Boys add the.B. Mvr, l^eclal Service
novelty note to Hollywood Gaieties, told bow tha musical set • up of
A fine bannonlea quartette, thejtfals post baa prngrwinnrt In ene
boys play everything from Bach to year of active iftatus. Just one
Bogglfr-woo^. work a lot of com- year last Tuesday the adwol at
cdy Into their act and ahn feature Seymour Jobnaon Field was open-
a vocaUst. Their Inetnimental ar- ed and the first batch of studaots
rangementa are In there — solid, jbegan to pour tai. At that time.
Before Jofnleg Camp Bhows, f o r no aeovies or ether faciUOsa of en-
whom they toured all winter, they tartalnxnent were available. New
bad played slghlPlntw and thestree we have many facHttlea and also
thron^pout tbs oeuntij and h a d | four times the amount of "
been featured In'the nlma — ■ — -
'Pot tr den as we had one i
O^’ and 'TIM About Ifnsic/* { Mastef BovaaS^^Mman F. Ley
rMurr.
Frank En«ihogen
Formerly with Benny MerefTs den was Introduced Major
ad bla Fttasaflre show. Terrr ond Leyden eondeetod me orchestra
Ralph RIs bet^ to Hsa/woed and tbe glee deb. The program
caever and.waa sparM with a veiisty ofro-
comedy dlajegee and ad- de — beCb semi - rHisfc-iT and
owieg. The an - male Otoe Club
aaag a number of aoaga wflh *'Bluo
Moon” deataatteg in ttm way of
psiiiTarilj, goto vrrelists Isr the
mi^ww^Mg^toorge ~
The "Tsflh OommandsD" .
the progism playtBg ttie TkidBing
Command Song" atnd then ^yed
evecT tbtag from botteet blare of
tbe brass seetlao to ttm serene
tones of rIaUna. Breaking np t h e
large swing band and otd
en ttmir own were Ae g ohnaan
Jlvers^M aggtugetlfln of T ana
vmo went sirlolly hietnnnentel.
The half • hour show which is
being processed for a national
BroadcasUng book • up was de
tained In the theatre vra tbe au
dience because of tbe Thesdsy
aiiM Mackont. The remit ef this
was marc than 45 mtaxates of ex-
temperaaeeei entertaMmmt feat
uring Pvt. Pate GSapp and Us
no^tv fiddle sot.
Mndcal Gfrows wfll be given ev
ery Tueeday night at 2t» at
Thentru l. Admission is fine.
Double Bare Paeeed
Out To Four Officers
The War Department tUa week
f«treaM tbe prqmstieh ef four
llvutenenfe to tbe ef enptaln.
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Tile wtm oepttine:
JlMm apteet winteiiie. Oewald
Baetw Orrda, cerl B>,ee Moody.
Qoleey aieakvood.
Tilt new flnt IkutMento:
DeM medii. DcMild H. nmnk.
•feU Joetek moT, Ba HmSHi
_tndM^T5nihOi»o, VceaUln
“ttOommoB end IftrUi Som-
Ml DedolL
B to comioo^ Mvpooed tkot
ttw M dl^ o( > gooTooldlor li
todte lor do o^Cy. Bii, 1, ,
^telo. Tlw M duty oC e lol.
STttSiri? “• “•
Retumed Gama
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yen g«4 awfully
people «-
tirei M bsorMg i
bnvlag bore In lbs Blaleo. Then
ko« vnnt Is get away from tt att.
Ten want Is get imb wtesn mm
me flgbttng aiM dying fsr tbe
CU^ tbsy thinh are ilfki kgl
Oonlina enllstiri ht Loo
_w ^ ...
) Angelst.
ele^i^
The Wolf
by Sanson*
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were a Jew. that meant extra
labor. Rot stwaja waa Frank able
te eotdlctance Ms peteoem. Onoe aohooi. 'T Just aonebt te Air
^.(9? hlSgplace, ahd Forces was n good thte and
•>* »•" a.nJto?7Ld bon.
a formaUty. %teaine the usual SSt^S?«iea£r^'w!^ha5 SJ
Queatkn aa to nattonaltty, >nd
bank’s bepen of becoming a fim- iJl, t3i
man were mattered. ’
.- to Row Gsrinan. Ihom there
** eogau hTibtfig lam and gala-
, totted ot Bisw.
* was mot doim iriiBe riding as
“ bi un A-gt PannttB were
- cow for ns, bat Jap Ze-
Tom suddenly srwsrmed out of no-
wbnie.^ one ewUt pans ttxey got
w pnttfng the oo teak mn
of eeauBtetan. Oor frme
"to ttawrtom air boat waa In
•to*. ••!■* heattett Tlwro
was nothing bnlow ee but Jangle.
^ oouldn^ mnbe te lleldreo
•altered two brokm fin-
a bad gnab te te head.
tbe Mtet I
gerTand i
Later, we
mttse from te Amertesn field we
.. "We.eterted toward te field
Wttb h..* 4..-* flto a took m five
we ite Jte deys to go.te ten mflm 1 spent
* monte te te -
ttocy gsuR. That waa wtamteysward-
ith^ “* ^ Purte hastft
At lhat tune (1136-1930) there “After reoomrv, I wmt through
were aumerona undesgzoimd ter- 225 ^ campaign, I bad malaria
rortat orysntisttcns. which can be •VM^'on parUcl-
compared to te Black Sblrte oflSwi.?r^22* » * * ^cjpnted in te Btamarck Sea battle
litaly. Bveip Friday night they held,®*^JL* ** ^ vessela were knocked
meettagSk and aa often qa pcmlhle went to the FIJI Islands fitet] out Our squsdron was eredltad
Frank and elsht or ten brave com- ^istralla. itere we wlte slnktng a third of those shtea.*'
panlsns would **walk te and break tobded Dec. 33. Oar flrat Job was| And then It was back to th e
up te meetteg. We’d grab any-, to get a groiqi of A^4a ready and atatea for Oorsltoe. Be arrived on
thing at band end start swinging.” ^en we headed for Java. We were I June IS, received a furlong and
says Frank. *We usually ended up ^ »tU tbe island .fhm .went back on active dute at
with broken bones, bruuss, and f^.fbtrug tet time I was Itee.Tampa,^ na. Bb Is bem wtm a
Iwhat noi.” To be' fully prepared,and flytag combat aa a gua-.mobfle tratelag unit
for these eontfau*.! scuffles, be k^jWer. "People over here talk about
to good i>hyslcal conation Shot Dewa Rear Batt
wrestUng and playing professional "On our first «n«**V»* my plaae '
^ ^ ^ *>r Mti - alreraA {
Jd Hungary Frank Ellenbogen fire near the Island of Ball. Wb ' -
was an auto mechanic for te Ford landed te te water near te beach ^ ^^7 130.000 ef war bewte te one
and Chevrolet interests In Europe, snd waded enfiorc Jape ytd %f'wem'a timer*
Rls Job waa to go to various parts Uland. but there were alao Dutch ..
such as Hamburg (recently visited.m tbe Island Seme of tbme mm
by te RAF), and drive back w'got aa ontrigger rirwin and took
new car to hte ctig* Be has done,us back to Java. Tbsee daya later
WEtenetTe traveling te Barope, bav- were were to te air agate. Wbm
teg been to BhIUi. Baljr, Chechoa- we left Java ww could aee a Jap i
tevakla, Batuaniai Be carried an oonmg **«g te. f
tnlmiahraial pemport. \ **Baek te Awtralte, I was ptonsd
ef Btel I
what tfam've done te te way of
Imylug bernba." Oorritm aald.
"They ehonld have aem tbe 30fr Of-
floeai and ttnltsled Mm of my out-
At preemt Tttrhngm la aftend-lte a new egiaifciai
tag AM achoel, ste hopes saoMdnprwate eg me arirnkm
eooh to walk teag te stieete eflend we bented wM
hte nattee cte. aad bewe m fear PMte^s. M we g
aBcy.
Field Urged To Save
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grmtes onweenrstlon meaenrea on
te pari ef Ml nrgsalsstliiw '
B WBM tel te grmtast eeon-
— — te te. mainte*
r/iLss
bs Otel te te war flOert.