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not otmtptpn U pubUibed WMkly ^ airf for ibe percocnel of
teymour Jnhnoon Field. N o.. iBder the dlrectkio of tbe Speelel
Service Officer. Full corerofe of tbe Comp ffew^ieper Service le
recetred. AD meterlel le peaeed br tbe PabUo fMaUoae Office. AO
pbotocrmpbe. MOleeB otherwise created, are Amy Alt Forces photo-
rrapha. News appeartoc tn this paper Is for fcneral release provided
proper credit Is given.
OOL. DONALD B. 8ICITR, Oominasdli« Officer
MAJOR J. B. MURB, Special Servlos Officer
KDROBIAL
Pfe. Leslie Waller
Pvt. James Beans
Feet Photo Sectloo
M/Sgl Richard B. Tail
CpL Oeorge Denes, artist
Third War Loan Drive
Thund^, SeptemlMr 9tk mark, th* baginning of the
Third War Loan Drive. Here at Seymour Johiuon Field, wo
are going to beat the gun and .tort September fit.
You will be oaked to bock the fighting forceB.to the very
limit of your roKiurcen lo meet the national quota every
individual at thi. comp. Soldier and Ovilion mu.t inveit
Atroiy red cent he possibly con.
Scrape up tbe money from every source . . . turn in all
tbe loose cash you carry with you ... dig out what you
had tucked opway "just in cose." Go withotft pleasures, lux
uries, even necessities this September. And give our fight
ing men the things they need to fight with^ond win.
These men ore throwing everything they hove into this
fierce invasion push. They are giving their blood, their
lives. Mo one con put a price on such courage, self socrifice,
devotion. But you ccm show you're with them to the limit!
And the one way to do it is with BONDS * BONDS * BONDS.
Tfaers is on American soldier over there, you refer to
him as o buddy. Some day, if God is with him, he'll come
home.
And when he does, you'll get the biggest thrill of yoiu
life if you can look him squarely in the eye ond say, "I wasn't
ihere lo help you fight but I did everything in my power
to help you win. j
There's only one way you can say that . . . honestly
soy it. And that is to help now by buying bonds with every
dam cent you con get your bands on.
Three Kinds Of Men
No Honor Among Wolves
I—TBE ONE WH9 U NOT JIME
This is the man who fulfills his obligations poorly. Me
Liegal Aid
Set Up To
Help G. I.S
Two dogs were strolling down
Center Street discussing the >sul-
trlness of tbe weather and tbe
More than 0OO legal atiristsnce
oCflma have been eetabUsbed In
The Chaplain Speako
Ibe Indian populatton ia Increas*
lag and tbej are net forced to bvs
,on reservattoos but wherever tbcg
poor quality of mess hall gar- wish. They are cltliens If bom
bage. m the midst of their ^11- ^thln tbe terrltorl^ Bmlts of the
osophising, a WAC walked by on
tbe other side of the street
‘*Tber«'* said one ^og. “goea a
tasty mers^**
united States. Tbe 1
^terlan. BapUst,
dirlsOan, and other Protestant
(%urelMB aa welt sa the Oattiolls
Qmrch, have from the very eMly
tfAys bad mlssiooB among, the Xm
dians. Here is a true story.
&i It&l the Blmiz had sold to tbs
umted Btateo. at a few cents per
acre, 85,000.000 acres of ' *
"ibe
more attractive place since they
started putting addHtooal sex in
..... .w .MW WMM kULuiiB wu^ukkOBB peony. Jio n»ve oeeu cw»wik(ui«Q ku Unlfonns, said the
mokw mUtoke. and forg.t. thing, ramilT. H. btomk. othen ”4^;' "TuSun* 1. the word for l»r.
for everything that faappena to him. He is like o lame man program was started several ^ ^ tempt-iMtnneoota, Kaftota and Northern
who stumbles os he walks. He understands everything poor- months ago by the American »»r|£io£*uJ! SIS'
I^r, ..p^all, hi. o™ lock of copacitr. With Wunrr..'^^” 7?S.‘^‘‘S?iSS.5.‘“riS o,n'irfc ?Ui^,o?‘Sitr‘‘SL^
DU mistakes, and his carelessness, he couses an enormotu'esprlt-d'-corps and efficiency of ' i*** not paid and they were with-
mount of di^ilooniro and dUturboneo. Of mon .uch a. thl. -SvIUn. »«.!" , ^S?“,tei3£>4°°S m
Isell on credit, m s conference be-
flip-,tween white traders and
flop, tbe other dog barked, chiefs, the traders* agent said.
there ia the greatest abundance.
2—THE OME WHO IS AME
This is the man who fulfills bis obligations. He is 'the
right man in the right place.'* He is punctual, obedient, care
ful. He is the mon for whom people everywhere are Rooking.
He is the strong cornerstone of greot organizations. Never
theless
be^ attentlcn. ^ diouid toss
Approximately 14.0M civilian Atu, aaa
memMrs of state bar assocla- ^ ^
ttons have vohmteered their ser-
far as I am concerned, if they am
hungry, let them eat grass.” There
was a dead aUence. than wild
shouts as the chiefs rushed out to
their hungry tribes and two days
later a terrible massacre broke'out
In which 7M whites were kUleO.
, vlcae to arrange matters ^
' ranging from drawing up wins to toe fllp-fl^, being a smart dog.
* out problems In in- naturally landed on his bead and
surance. It's ail free. | thereby won the toss.
Zf vour blacksbeen brother-in-law "Now,” said the winning dog
' is try^ to do ^ out of a nest itaggertng slightly. "X'U bite her."
egg. the legal w bogs will hold *'X etU think you ought to be
You can't ask him to do more than he does There is up %uur ^ of the battle. And if sporting about It.” murmured tht,Three huMh^ Mouz wm icn-
oon t toe Tandtord has been threatening losing dog sulkily. "You should atltenced to be han^d^t^krt^
no use expscting anything unusual of him. There is no use,to toes your wife and kiddles out, least growl before you bite ber.”|them were paidcned by Lincoln
counting on him in any exceptional situcrtioo. All that can H*® will go to biU for you “Very weU." said the wlnning|aDd liter mo/ed to reeermUons m
• 1,?, ®top worrying about dog in high spirits. ‘Til growl.” jSeutb Dakota Through the work ed
burden of his problem- llki* this and concentrate And he growls greedily. SsSoTMSesrnSS??
t on tbe Krauts and the Japs. »Louder,” said the l^ing dog.iSme^lstli^ • ^
To get this aid you apply at the “Loud enough so ahe can hear'
legal assistance oHlce at your post you. And paw the ground.” LtSLu Indly
and lay your problem on tbe ta- The winning dog growled lustily. *•. ?®App^l to ^
ble. anMe smUecurllng his Ups. He 2*^^ •« to*
I At each legal assistonre office, mashed tbe ground feverishly
, officers snd noncoms of the uis nails, 'iSPv hnns outstretched, hie
.Judge Advocate General's De- "o. K.” sighed the losing dog. ♦JS •Wtude of wor-
ba expected of him n that he will bear the burden
tosk without becoming fatigued. Men of this kind are not
easily found. *
3--TBE ONE WHO IS MOIE THAN ABLE
This is the man who not only fulfills his obligations but
who also makes others perform, their tasks. He is the man
who posbetses the qualities of leadership. InstMd of limit-l^rrmenr'a^i^9ol{U^*« l^i ‘'oo^al^d.”^'*” "®“'|ShIp. Let^'us think ^'this bu^iw
ing himself to following the course of the routine daily task, prot*!*®*- Mo?t jag personnell But just then a sergeant camc|*®f P®tog common to every
he ia ahrova dianoaed to atrike out av«r obw wava H« iaV®*'® lawyers in civilian IMe, ’along and bit the WAG himself.»r®®®'^®f®^«» »« «»r pre-
, “ “fPO®®** to *>"*« “•'V jvays. He is service does not in- Tbe dogs turned from the scene anthropologlstt teO
always short o! time. He always feels that he has not done'elude military court martial, jn high disdain. As they trotted ^ toat human behigB are inherent-
much. He sormoUy travels on the run. The world owes its nor can the military personnel of gloomily down the road, the win- ^ ^^®’ TPere Is ^th^ in tbe
progre.. to tho tint... work of tho» fighter, who ore full of .^g dog tlckrt, hlmMtt «vend !>'»«* •«?•■>> ft •o.lndlrMo.r tlwl
Optimism and vision. Men such as these ore scarce every
where lor they ore like the April rains and the May sunshine
. . . wherever they are they arouse everything lo life about
them.
(Transloted from a Spanish article in Ejercito (Cuba).
Letter To A P.O.W.
In Civil courts on behalf of (heir times in the hindquartm.
clients.
Address Unknown
I MORAL; Wolves, unlike dogs
ihave DO sporting blood.
Fort Dix Post
Redmond Tastes
Bitter Gall
By 8GT. DON SITTHEBLAND
&i a titanic struggle for tbe
squadrtm tennis crown. Captain Al*.
Address unknown. Tbars t b e j
reason why more than fiwty thou
sand AUotment-ef-Pay and Family
Allowance checks are sent back to
tbe War Department Office' of De-
ipendency Benefits each TnnTkth. tm-
How about that buddy of youn in the prison comp,'delivered. ^ •
hove vou wriHen him lotelv? ' If you have made an allotment fred on his vas5
nave you wnnen nun loieiyf ... , for a dependeni. ana they ace store of court knowledge to imt
When you do ait down to write, toll him why you didn t g^boot to i^e, make certain Uiat down toe sdiallenge of Jack
you notify them that their ODB Redmond, the enlisted men’s rep-
check wUl follow them to their resentative, 6-3, 44, 6-t. to a state-
new by Dotlfjring tbe OOB meat for exclusive Alr-OJAeeb
In writing. Tell your department to pubflcatlon, the -vtctor panted,
send their new to the Of- "Tsk, tsk, what's the matt^ with
Acs of Department Benefits, New-!the younger men of this o^anlm-
ark. New Jersey. Repeating that Ition? A harder work-out I abould
~ tbe Office of Dependency Bene- get frmn my young son, yet.” 8gt.
fits, Newark. New Jersey. Also, Redmond seemed loath to dtsenss
to notify their former postmas-lthe matter, but with bope,
ter. {springing eternal tn his b a uy
R'a a simple thing to do —but breast, promised sweet revenge In
makes him clean for instance, or
in another that makes Um dirty;
or nothing that makes an i"****"
res-rvsc and s Jew sggrMslve.
or that makes a Japanese a good
farmer and Slovens good miners.
Second, such traits come from tbe.
ssvlroDmeni. Third, there has nev
er y^ been a race toat 1^ not
shown tremendous Improvemimt
under Christian teaching.
buy your share of War Bonds lost pay day.
"Dear Joe," you might soy," the old topcoot was getting
ki]^ of threodbare, so I....
No, cross it out. Joe might not understand about the top
coat. especialy if he's shivering in o damp Jopanese cell.
Let's try again. "Doer Joef. I've been working pretty herd
and haven't a vocotion in over a year, so ... .
Hell, better cross that out. too. They don't ever get a
vocation where Joe's staying.
Well whot are you waiting for? Go ahead emd finish
the letter. Well then If you can't finish the letter you can ot
leost do this for Joe. Put a lot of extro money into Wcor Bonds,
tnv* keep right on putting money into them. If you do I think
your next letter to Joe might not be so hard to write.
it means tim dlflerence between
getting their check promptly at
their new address, or going
^through long weeks of delay.
Pvt.' What to home wltbont a
mother?
OaL I am tonight handsome.
Lay That
Washboard
Down, Son!
Don't wash your dirty linen in
pubLo. fellas. Why not try ttM
Post Laundry's super-servlee.
Tbiity pieces of clouting every
week and the ctoirge to but
dieap. And the job they do to
boost plen^ good. Ibe Laundry to now
—' e^pped to bandle tbe watoi of
every man on tbe fitfd, and n
reeonl ttane, toe. 8o give them
a try—you went repet It.
tbe next meeting of these oom*
maadoe of tbe clay court.
OoogratoUtions from this corner
to Dick Halfaker and Whttey Hard- I
en on their promotions from Oor-1
Doral to th* three-strlne classllica- i _ .
tion. tllck was on furlong irtmi bM comgpoodhigly widu ww
tbe extra chevron was baaaed out, stoct.
t the Qeovgla Peach was cn band
• to receive tbe good newe In per-