Vol. 1 No. 49 SEYMOUR JOHNSON HELD, N. C. Novembei 20, 1943 I NIm National War Fund Drive Nets $12,274 . or . .. the Moticnu Wor Fund Drtro boro Training Group m tb«> codod tido week to t T88 3M.I fkiol burst oT oootilbuUoiw. With orr-:ilBottoos oU over the poet do^ luting their maBejr to this worthy ceuse, tte)rmour Jotaason Field ».Wb«u=n. SS:^7“lsta;T^' *■«« ou-Vondin, play.r. to orgontotoion. around th. Hold. ■ clvilieo peraoonel working on ttie field. Their totel daoetknw emonnted to gS,7M.4g.hi secoad piece, with e totel oi |3.> 431.431. were ell Ofrioers on the K t. Cfekchlng third piece, the eUon Cedet Pre-Tochnlce! School Detechmont collected e tc* tel of II.IW.W. Not for behtaul, however, were ttie 713th end TUth Tr el Ding groups, who emessed 1,317.30 end $011.40. respectively. Other Gala Evening At Sports Festival For the first tiaaw in the histerr of Soymour Johnson Field, a monunoth Sports Cami^ is being prwsontwd horw » the poet to eolobrote Thanksgiving Day. Schodulwd for Sports Aiwna No. 2, the festival will feature over three thrilUpaeked houm of othletie demonstra- hlgb oootrlbutors were the TlOth - * ' - with $434.33; the i _ . •: the 7»4th TBS , te£i£t *whoM oontrHStSu^ interspersed with music, teled $300.35. I Crowning event of the program will be on action-crammed game between the Pogt Others with high toUls werej^ Basketball Team (its first competition of thw season) and a specially picked invitation All- THANKSGIVING Singing Award; Band Concert excellency beaners for squadron •lagtnc for the week ceding No- yernber 18th were captured by the TOOth. 7$7th and T9)st. The 7B7th took the hooor with s perceDUge rstli^ of 91 1-t and cloee on their ^is was the TMUi with ti and IlM Wist with 0$. LL Harold of the 791st deserves S Kial commcadatlon for his fine >rts to promote an aJl-einglng' MuadroB. The oompeUtion grows keener and keener each week with the final champ la doubt up until the last day of scoring. Melody SaaoftirtMd A band concert will be held on Thanksgiving Day, November 3Stt St the Service Club. Warrant Of- Goer Ruaaell fteeman wUl nofyUifit the 7th Army Air Force Band that nuiwday night. All perstsmel are hiv^ to the program which starts St 3000. Some of the numbers to bo |teyed are: March wad Northern Plneo by Sousa; Overture and Ob> Sroo in Voa Weber; Rhythm Idoods by Tader; w—Hiitvto, ^« Oolby: The Billboard 3fa.'^ by Bahr;. Repartee and a ptew solo by Pvt. Henry Maaclnl, Refleo- tMOB in A Modem Mood by Oi1b> bell; Teddy Bear's Plealo by Brat ton; Prayer and Dream PantcH mine by Humperdlnicb; and The Burple Carnival by Alford. VSCPROTECT THOSE! THINGS WE ARE THANKFUL FOR^ with Lt. Lceter Boseabhan, Poet Athletic Ofn^ directing, the car nival will also nreswit a cpoctacu- bir hoop battle oetween M^etball teams from the Nurse Detachment hm oe the field and the Goldsboro Olameurettas, a women's team se lected to Mte EUsabeth Btdmes. ' Jie Wayne OoMnty Community uUdlng In town. The opening acts wtU go on at 100, with admlsson free to all mllttaty personnel on the OsM.. Tumlilhig end gymnosUc apporatus exhtbltiooB will be displays under the direction of, Lt. Wilbur Bag- land and Pvt. J^oseph Belott. moostraUODS of wtWtUzu and Judo vUl be executed to staff members of the Physical Training Depart ment. Mui^, eomplete and vocal ists. win play between acts, and a ^tterbugwig exhlblUon, featuring Pvt. Ernie AquUar. well-know box ing aoe, will also nm off. Finale of the evening, however, will be the fast-paced duri of Post sad All-Star quintets, the Poet Teaih Is betatg coaled by Lt. El- den Bckroan, and Lt. Richard Rose- (Continued on X^ge Three) Stripes Gleam On Many Arms As Promotions Are Opened On Fipld Last week came news that the Stanley J. Mlcbalowlcs to Sgt. **freese” whloh had ou»' _ Pys. SyWus N._ S^etti, Ol^ bearis of non-ooms sad privatess-v.' i SM>n (htowtorf ..ui *ribur Schimmti, alike had been thawed and ratloge Nicholas J. Caraigine, Louis Mmi- were now open. dolera, James B. Young, William With unparalleled speed, reoom- P*- MeCk^, Feliciano M. Palomba, tou wui^ ^ _ _ D-'KWIm, K^'hBUw, John W. Brmdloy, Kimm P- Klihl* •M Robert B. Wltooo to muiy, citti promotes to Corporel. to Bft. uid to Oorpoml went lOl- J. Bahn, Elmer C. Wagner, Ml- S-Sgt. sad Herbert Gross, Oiarles W. Flavin and Warren H. Tomp kins to Corporal. 113lh T^. Op. SBgts. Edward D. Kiser i Howard £. Sands to T-Sgt. and IHt- Albert P. Terbrock to Sgt. « , i ^ -'•,^ls. WUUam P. Abraslnskl. Oer- Berle A. Crafty E^an^ A. Fub-|^ Rosenbloom, Frank E. Vler- Sgt. and to Corporal too Abrams. Mertan H. Learnard, BBmSH AND FIFTH ENOINB A ruth atreraft engine wlU soon be added to regular four-motored bombers of the RAF, it was an nounced. The extra power-plant is designed to cut doom the load on the regular engtnee and will help reduce the risk of crash landings. It win operate Independently of ttie other motors. It was stated, alUiough its placement Is imdls- cloeed. (CHS) Pic.FrancisL (kmlinTeadbes Math Refresher A Math Refresher course spon sored by Special Sendee Seetton , and taumitto Pfc. ftmncls L. Coo- Un, 79^ T», OB his own time. Is now well under way with aniny enlisted men on the field t«W"g this chance to brush up oa their trig, algebra, and slide rule tac- tics. Classes are scheduled on M» days snd ‘ntursday from 1930 to tm In Barracks Ml of the 796tb T8S. The courses Stress mathe matics In relation to avlsttmi and are considered Invaluable to future englneertng and avlaUon cadet training. Mlmeognqibed outline sheets with problems, formulas, and diagrams havt br^ta prepared sJiiKr''”* Present couraee, covering all the way up to trigonometry, are open to aU antiatati non ea the ffeld. A special class In the use of slide rules wlU begin Wednesday. 34 November, and meet we^y thereafter, with ma- terlal, includfeog slide nUes, fur nished free; Cash Award For Civilians’ Ideas “Ideas For Victory.” a program-dy. tixise workers deserving of of cash awards and prises spon- award. sored by the War Department in The following Ideas have been mendatiao lists whlssed through channels to organisation headquar- co * Anthem' lets, and the hope of »—-•—• — - j stripes became a reaUty With nromotioo lists for the en- ho ia^ Dei. STLilf. P«"y »*««■ •al Wiater B»y D. Turb«r, Lbomid J. Weber; Andersen to T-8gt. 8 g t s. Tlznothy C. Collins, Salvatore P. iGeopge R. Land and John R. Flan- Montagna and Doneld C. Rippe.' was^s and WAC promotloDs here sBan to fi-tei R«rh»rt R 'liBik no op _ . on tbe neU were; Aim. ravlee, Himter toiler teigSmt. Oiil.;| SBgt. j.mei W. Dywm lo T Jgt.,' S«>““ 'MU-o employee*, set down tor the progro: (1) rag. jeUj^n-^b ^ ttwdotrataenl Stephen J. Oordello. BenJoidnCplT^Kenneto A. OiSneron, jSei WS'!™?*'',, J'»“Mon geaUon. tor proo^ol woye ^ to UBgt.. Ople. Eugenie F. Eaten, prl^g^u^ Ulchael T Trananl 'E Howard Joeeoh J taaorOo l^to. Publlclaed orlgtoally aa an mcana oX tocreaBlng the quality BUUe P. Webb and Eatello Neton Robert W. QreenatUe. Stop^ ^w^*B Newkirk and Edmund, “•W toeaa and aug-'and quantity o( pertormdtce; (2) to Sergeont, and Pvto. Delptiine H.'Panla Peter Payone David F ‘J Ptaakl to Sot Promoted to geatlona which might Improve Suggeatlooa whlcb would ellminato 1^. Ruth M, Pagett Evelyn O.'S™; ,f£Sn TS mtort D lpirS^™ jX '•‘f'to* War Dep^ant method. uneaaenUat mothoda, record, or Hager, to Corpotto. WemS B. OeuttonberV. tolff. KaU. EnSiS O. ^tok '« tUtfc. Oaard 'Buck Sergeant; and promoted to Jamea T. Maroe. iunderway thla week wito the lor-almpIKylng routine and tor Improv- SBgt, Harold T. Kiln, to tot Sgt.. corporal.^uel B. ^mlln, S'- Oeorge W. Kneotrlct, Hin: once W. Carter. John F. Bamlcle, gSg?, Edi^ Boeenberg to q.J to.x.?"««“toiiio to pooa on Ideao new ond taproved dqvlM. ry Delng^m to T-Bgt., B|ri-*Her- George G. VsnDxm, Sidney 8. Ms- ggt. Opls. WsUsce M. Duke. Jy bert F. Ftemlnf, Velncenso J. Cel- B. B«a.i. Norb^ «l !8eph F. Kehoe snd John J. Punke L end WllUsm H. Busby to Sgt.'Diver, John R. Fisher. WUll^ggt. sDd promoted to Opl. were Opts. Robert J. Weber. Lswrence Olexry, Clark B. Simmons, Johnmdorss Dtngmsn, Leonartf Scbnel- J. McOann, Eugene J. Hurley. iB- Conroy and Josei4i G. Horn- dermsn, Abraham 1. Oldsteln. Ed- Donald R. AUen. Stephen Kubis '■^k. ward P. Wagner, William L. Neal, Douglac A. NortM. Joseph F. Ter- 711Ui Tag- OP Albert J. Masur, John C. McDcm- ry. Hubert B. Greaves, George W.| T-Sgt Roger J. Buter to Mas- laid, Stanley T. WasUewskl. MeMs Storm. Andrew A. Forman anditer, Sgt. Iheopolns Oeorgulla to (Oootimied on Page Three) matlon of a permanent Commit tee for SuggestiODS to pass on ideas submitted. The committee consists of Major Ralph M. Giles, Major Stephen R. Sparks, Jr., 3na Lt. Maty 1 Bach man, Mr. James H. kUUer, and BCr. John . Kinney n. After re viewing suggestions from ctvUian employees here m the field, this group wUl" recommend to Com- ^landing — J Oenenl Fnaels M. Bra- Ing safeti new and I Suggestions may still be submit- led, it was announced, and aU ideas are welcome. The Commit tee here on the field wUl pass aU such Items on to their proper dee- tinations. Ideae adopts end put other Into use, either here or on posts. WlU bring their orMtnators appropriate cash awards and pils-

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