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VOL. 2, NO.7 Published Exlusively in the Interest of the Personnel of Drew Field Friday, April 23, 1943 Cistern Twins Reunited New.Legi$laUon Provides for National Jeffrey Lynn, Now Service huura~ce Wiih@Mf Medica~ Exam AShavefail, Checks The ECHOES is calling to the used in making Class A Allot attention of Drew Field military ments from pay for premiums. In At Drew Field personnel the fact that new legis- Applications should specify insur- T he tall, handsome blue-eyed lation provides any person in ac- ance and AGO Form 29 should be shavetail, not long out of the Of tive servic eshall be granted Na- used in m aking Class N Allot- ficers Candidate School, Fort tiona] Service Life Insurance m ents from pay . for premiums. Monmouth, N. J., did not vary without medical examination and Applications should sp'ecify ins·ur- much in appearance from any of without medical history sl atement a nee is to be effective immediate- the countless second lieutenants upon application made in writing ly , and be mailed directly to Chief who check in at Drew Field. The within 120 days from April 12, of Finance, War Department, new officer registered for assign- 1943. upon payment of the prem- Washington. D. C. ment in the Army's aircraft warn iums. All military personnel who have ing training units at the large This right. accorciing to the War less than $10,000 Government Army air base. Department, can be exercised not- Life Insurance will be informed Tru2, he was a bit older than: withsta.nding rejection of any immediately of their current right the average shavetail, being 34; prior application for such insur- to apply without statement of j and the name that ..he · penned on e>.nce on any ~ound wha1ev:er. Ii' health or physical .. examination the personnel register . was· a bit covers increases in amounts of 1 and be urged to take out maxi- uncommon, having a Swedish existing insurance as well as pro- mum insurance and be furnished sound about it--Second Lt. Rag curement of\{1-ew insurance. I every assis-tance and facility nee- nar G. Lind. However, the name Insurance Form 350 should be essary. was not tagged with urominence. In fact, there was- little that stood out sharply on his personal Camero-· Ci·ub, to Be S~ldiers Receive history record except · the · part News Doily where he stated his occupational Oper.o.ted· .By USO War background. He was born in Au-. Mce' ing each Wednesday night Un-to-the-minute news accounts in of burn, Mass., w-ent to school at 8:30, a camera' club sponsored of the rapidly changing picture Worcester where a large Scan by Mrs. Karl B. Cuesta, well the World War is now provided dinavian c o 1 o n y resides, he known photographer, held its first for all men of Drew Field as a was a graduate of Bates College, s-ession at 214 N. Boulevard in daily feature of the Special Serv he had been a half-miler on the Tampa on April 14. Service men ice Division, Washington, D. C.· college track team . Even his oc from Benjamin Field, MacDill Drew Field is being supplied cupational experience just after Field, Plant Field and Drew Field daily with 1000-word summaries graduating from college was not were present. which are copied and distributed out of the ordinary, for he spent A darkroom is not yet ready, to all units stationed here. the first two years selling tele but the equipment is available Information is kept current phone s-ervice. He wasn't particu and will be set up when it is through the , efforts of competent larly fond of that job, so he gave demonstrated to those in charge newspapermen, together with the it up and on advice from his that enough service rpen will use cooperation of r egular news former college professor of Eng tne darkruum tu maKe Its opera- wurces such as Associated Press, lish, he accepted a job as an Eng tion worthwhile. United Press, International News lish teacher in a high school in Because of frequent shifting of Service and Transradio News. Lisbon, Maine. no officers will More facts, about such things miliiary personnel Did Not Like Schooi Teaching The "cistern twins"-Pvt. Wm. First news of his sister upset be elected. The club's activities as terrain of the fighting fronts to and tactics of the forces involved, There was nothing glamorous Allen Hamilton blue-eyed blond Hamilton and he refused to be-l will be planned from week either, so s-ubject and will be given than usually ap about school teaching, soldier stationed at a sub-base of lieve it because until that time week w ith a _program Lind gave it up for something that Drew Field, and Mrs. Bettie Jayne he thought he was the real son Iprograrr~ chairman to be selected pears in the average civilian pub- , he had had his heart set on for a Catron, blue-eyed, blonde, Twin of his foster parents, Mr. and Mrs a week m advance. . . licat ions. his wlll be laid Drew Field soldiers· a-re urged long time-the theater. During Falls, Ia., housewife-were reu- Allen Hamilton of Omaha. · .Particular stress high school days the theater- bug nited last Friday after a separa- . . . ' . on fundamental knowledge of to utilize this more realistic sum- I_n arrangmg their photography and all beginners are mary of events for their own in- had bitten him and from then on tion of n early 23 years. DI~ficulty he took part in Little Theater ac With a conventional "I'm happy meetmg contmued ~ven after mvited to attend Wednesday terest and education. . convmced Mrs. night's meeting and to bring their ------~--- tivities during his spare hours. to meet you" and an awkward, Hamilton w~s And so he penned in alongside simple handshake, they were in- C<;ttron was his Sister. Mrs. Catron cameras. Attention will also be siastic fti>llow fans to show your on her given to advanced photographers pictures to and to talk with about the space reserved for occupation troduced in a Bradenton hotel wired her brother she \yas -"Contract player, motion pic room by Lt. A. G . Thompson, way. The t~legram was s:nt to \:rho will gain much from compe- your hobby. and from The club's prime need, in order tures." Drew Field ass-istant public rela- Drew FI~ld mstead of_ to Braden- t1i!on With each other and some meantime Hamil- h eloing beginners. to insure its permanence, is a That was the pay-off, tions officer. ton and m t~e body in the office who has se-en . · ton had obtamed a furlough and The club will offer a safe star- flock of members to attend the his sister not to come since age place for cameras floodlights next meeting at the N. Boulevard him in a number of fiJ.ms.-.:."Four h · N~~ ~mce 6heyh were ~ursed to wired "Four Wives," ea1 man ma a hospital near- he was on his way to Omaha to for taking pictures at 'meetin.,.s· a USO, near Plant Field, at 8:30 Daughters" and 1Y 23 years ago had they seen meet her there d k f d 1 · do ' " · with the Lane Sisters and John each other. In fact Hamilton did · . ar _room or eve opmg an en- Nednesday mght. Can you make Garfield -recognized the former not even know h~ had a sister !-'as-t Thu~sday the soldier left largmg .mstructwn, and enthu- , 1t? film player, Jeffrey Lynn. Before until Mrs. Catron's desire to find Bradenton m an Army truck ~n the day was far advanced, the her twin led her on a 3 000-m"l ro_ute to Tam.l?a to c~tch a tr.am. word spread like wildfire through . h . ' I e His commandmg offrcer, advised Drew Field Observes Palm SLindoy rozrsseyd w h IC ended m Braden- that Mrs. Catron had left for out the field: "Jeffrey Lynn, the movie star, · • · d . Florida already, overtook the T. he com e 1y sis·,er arnve In A k · · · is here." Tan1pa with her foster mother rmy true m a _Jeep dnver: by And so Lt. Lind, the former . ' an MP and convmced Hamilton M rs. A rc h S h_ungar, Rockp_ort , to return to await his sister's Warner Bros. featured player, Mo. Army officers, who warted arrival. J effrey Lynn, was introduced to patiently for three hours until Drew Field, one of the largest the arrive! of their train, took Mrs. Catron h ad persuaded her Army air bases in the Southeast. them in a staff car to Bradenton. husband to let her take the fam Became Officer :the Hard Way "We hope you don't think we're ly savings and go to Omaha to The formerefilm star was com ner'e' tor make
several fi lms. One, "The Roaring Do You Know ... Twenties," opened with him in a USOa.(amp ShOWr . .· . . Is hellhole in France. In another, That . If all the bluepllnts le~ ''Underground." one of his best, he qui1·ed to build a medium bom.bet was cast as a Nazi officer whore FuU Speed Ahead, '~ere la1d e nd t.o _e i~d , one fo~t volted against Nazi brutality. Wide. -1t 'V:ou ld taJ, e a plane t\~ 0 T wo years before entenng the hours to fly their length? Army he played the pad of the Here Arnns 30 poet, Joyce Kilmer, in "The i That, after years of research, Fighting 69th," which included v;:_Lh a hand-picked cast of per- the Chemical Warfare Service has James Cagney and Pat O 'Brie n in for!':.-::rs who have starred in developed clothing which is treat- its cast. :To assimila te the nuances Bco
FROM THE SPECIAL SE RVICES OFFICE .Army Ai1· Force Band gave a par . 1icql • ~ - • :y.(\1; "SKATE ON THE SMOOTHEST FLOOR IN THE SOU'l'Z'.t'v Sc -- Strt:)~t Car and Bus S~rv~ce to D~~ ·--·,, Welcome i Friday; April 23, 8:00 p. m.- l Service Men . I Dance. , l Saturday, April 24, 8:00 p.m.- ! Group Sing. · SWIM at the r Sunday, April 25- To be an ..' nounced. Monday. April 26, 8:00 p. m.-: Sulphur Springs· Dance. Tuesday, April 27, 8:00 p. m. =:oncert of Recorded Symphonic Pool Music. Sp rings . . Tempe +~ be N atural . Wednesday, April 28 - To ture. · 72 degre~s. Bus and an nou·nced. S"tree± Car to Pool. Thursday, April 29, 8:00 p.m. Open 9 A.M. .to 6 P.M. Bingo. ------~------Shows of the Week Service Men A lways W elcome Hey Ther-e : J Sulphur Springs Caf~ SoMkd We S p ecialize in Hom e Cook e d Food, Chicken, Steak a nd Chop D lnne·ra Sulphur Springs, Arcade Bldg• .. Come on Down! Service 1204 FRAN~LIN ST Featuring Men PAD DO £~ ALL STAR ENTERTAiliMENT Deli~ious Food - Reasonably ~nd Night. BAR Nighily 8 to 12 P. M. Priced. Open Day "_No t a Jook Joint-But a )llac<:. _1 :-.;,t.!l. S±ii:rring llke !he one back home-wber<) "fOI~ can bring your wife or sweeill<>&::·D Freddie Bernard CHILD CA FE for a drink. a cha~ and f ~ ne mt:u;~ ~. .' " M. G. 501 FRANKLIN STREET JACKSON AT TAMPA ST. ·Tampa's New est Op~n From va A·.M. to 12 J."J'\o~ . Singing Sensation BUY WAR BONDS! WITH BIG ALL STAR . CAST . TAMPA'S OLDEST NITE CLUB Featuring 3 Flopr Shows Nitely - 8 • 10 • Midnighi: DANNY & DON'S EWtELs·· OX J. . . N I T E · . . . CLUB 911 TAMPA STREET uance to the Sweet Mu&ic of MANNY .GATES ~ ORC HESJ'f?. . ~
Service Men Welcome The LOGICAL a.nd B~ST Place Servk~ Men Officers Families HOTEL PJUCE3 Needs Is GILBERT FOR REALLY GOOD FOOD AT MODERATE To Buy YQur Military · 811 Tf!mpa St. Phone M 1094 PLEASANT ATMOSPH ERE-FOLLOW THE CROWD 'f:{) 0. E. BOGART. Manag~r T H- EC0 L0 NN A D E From Home BA YSHORE AND JULIA A Home Away MODERI"..TJi P RICE ff 2 IN Steak, S~a Food, Chicken Dinners s· t ( Sto.res 1401 7th Av·e MEN 917 Franklin • In Ta mi>a) · • YBOR CITY SERVICE Delicious Sandwiches 917 FRANKLIN STREET STORE IS OPEN I ALBERTUS HOTEL Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Evenings I - I 956 Twiggs M 1339 BUY MORE WAR BONDS EVERY Page 4 THE ECHOES April 23, 1943 THE ECHOES The GLENN R. ROSS, Publisher Chaplain Speaks TAMPA ARMY NEWSPAPERS Protestant Easter -Chaplain Earl F. Johns, 501st Business Office: · p~t.ese~-tl S.A.W. · 1113 FLORIDA AVENUE Services Chapel No. 5, 1st and "N" Ave. P. 0. Box 522 TAMPA, FLORIDA Phone 2177 7ltis Weeh -Chaplain Fred A. D elashaw, Emphasizing the eternal hope I 653rd S.A.W. · All advertisements contained in this newspaper are also contained and faith of Christianity through I Theater No. 3, 2nd and "K" · in the Fly Leaf, published in the interest of the personnel of MacDill the r esurrectwn of J esus Chnst, Ave.-Chaplam F. J. Lanlashaw, · Field. Minimum joint circulation, 10,000 copies. tl~e Chaplain's· Corps of Drew 405th Bomb Group. have arranged colorful and Due to the . Band Shell being ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON REQUEST Fiel~, :~~~::,::.$'Jt~:?~~~~~l~~~t~5 msp1rrng ~ervices for Easter Sun- unavailable for the contemplated .f ·!,"'l ·,,,,· ,,,_, · ·,~ · '·!· 11 : .• ;,r ·~,'{\\,~~··.-.·.~,,(:·\· · A newspaper. published exclusively for the personnel of Drew 1 day mornmg, .Apnl 25 ~ .1943. Sp~- Sunrise Service, ·ari urgent invita Field and devoted to military interests and the United · Nation!' . .1;'. ',! ··: ;, I'·'· :,IJ .. I.·,,. :•,!,t.'l;, .. '.'tr,, ;{ ··:\tli:.{, ~t\\,;{' ·,\\\,\~''"\.,~,,... ~ cwl_ organ music,_ typical of th_Is tion is extended to all officers, Victory. festival season Will be playe_d m .enlisted men, civilian personnel, Opinions expressed in this newspaper are those of the individual . Ieach · chapel. Floral decoratwns, and their families to attend the writers and under no circumstances are they to be considered those . The foll~wing pictures will play tr~_ditional to Easter, have been services in the above Chapels. • · of. the United States Army. Advertisements in this publication do rn Theaters 1 and 4 on the dates m ranged. Come to Church Easter Sunday. not constitute an endorsement by the War Department or its per listed: ·· I The services · will be held in iC sonnel of the products advertised. Fri., Sat., April 23 _24: . Chapel, and in Theater No. 3, at Ch h C II HANGMEN ALSO DIE _ Brian the regular church hour of 1-0:30 . UrC a Donlevy, Walter Brennan; Too a.m. The location of the Cha~els Good Friday Operating Equipment of the Air Base Bus Lines Weak to Work. I and the speakers for the mormng The commemoration of the S A "I 25· I are as follows: Passion and Death of Jesus Christ, Last· week's article was concerned with the ownership of the un., pn · j. Ch N 1 8 h d "C" A th 1 d . th C th 11· Air Base Bus Lines and helped dissipate spurious rumors to the' SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES · apel_ o. , t an ve. . e on Y ay m e year a o c effect that some officers or enlisted men, or both, were profiting per Revival)_ Betty Grabl_e, John ,-Chaplam Henry ~ -- Opperman, Priests do not offer the Sacrifice 314th B H Q d AI 1 Bas Sq of the Mass. On this day is cele- scnally from the operation of this ·transportation system. This, of Payne; Flop Goes the Weasel; · · · an " e,', · · brated what is ·called · the Masg course. is entirely false. Ski Soldiers Chapel No. 2, 7th and D Ave. . : -Chaplain W. J. Bielitz, 552nd of the Pre-sanctified, called Mass In an . exclusive· interview with Mr. A. Pickens Coles, president M on., A pn1 26 · S.A.W. because it resembles a Mass, and of the company, a good picture of the equipment situation· was se RHYTH~ OF THE ISLAND~ ---: Chapel No. 3, 2nd and Tampa called Presanctified because ·iit cured. According to Mr. Coles, the bus company is doing everything Allan , Jones, Jane FI azee, Bay-Cha plain Charles w. Fix, the ceremomes a host, , resery< ~ possible to give good service, and will continue k do this. There are SHANTYTOWN - Mary Lee, 84th Bomb Group. in a repository from Holy Thil. 1 ; grave difficulties, however, as Mr. Coles pointed out-difficulties John Archer. Chapel No. 4 2nd and "L" Ave. I day's mass, is consumed by t concerned with a rapidly expanding military personnel, and with a Tues., Wed., April 27-28: · officiating priest. This Mass of practical impossibility of getting more equipment. However, he as EDGE OF DARKNESS - Errol the Presanctified will be held in sured the Echoes representative-thai" everything possible would be Flynn, Ann Sheridan~ The Case some thoughtless soldier has "bor- Chapel No. 3, at 7:00 p.m. dc·ne-that as fast as more equipment could be obtained, it would of the Missing Hare. rowed" the lenses of the enlarger, Holy Saturday be put into service. Thurs. April 29: and other pieces· of movable Day of anticipated Easter Joy. At the present time, serving both Drew and MacDill Fields, there AT DAWN WE DIE-John Clen~- equipment, thereby rendering the At 7:00 p.m. in Chapel No. 3 are 29 buses in operation, divided according to type, as follows: ents, Greta Gynt; Eagles of the entire darkroom useless to every- there will be Bless·ing of the Twelve "Cattle Cars," which are tractor-trailers (converted new B h 1 one else. In the event that you trailers), seating SO men. . Navy; -The 500 Hats of art o - are the soldier who "borrowed" Easter Fire and Cand;le followed Eight "Dive Bombers," which are 33-passenger buses, which will omew Cubbins. this equipment, valued by the by Holy Mass. , b $ Easter Sunday uli'imately be equipped with air-doors. . · THEATERS 2 AND ·3 Navy Mothers Clu at over 200 ' Resurrection of Jesus Christ Seven "Butt-Heads," which are regular city-type buses, seating please return them at once to the from 29 to 44 men. · Sat., April 24: Public Relations Office, Base from .the dead. The Holy Week Two "Pride of the Fleet" buses, which are rebuilt inter-city buses, SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES' Headquarters. No questions will ceremonies in the open air, at seating 44 men. Revival)- Betty Grable, John be a s k~d-bu~ _VI;e would_ like to 9:00 a.m., at the. Band Shell be- Of course, it is a military secret about how many men are a I Payne; Flop Goes the Weasel; make th~ facilities of this· dark- side Chapel No. 2. · Drew and MacDill Fields, but it is no secret thai there are plenty of Ski Soldiers. roon avarlable to those who want men. It is obvious that ,transporting thousands of men into town Sun., Mon., April 25-26: to use it. On Sunday, April 25, at 7 a. m·., EDGE OF DARKNESS - Errol L et's be good neighbors. When early morning watch service will every 'nighf is a very definite problem. For example, in February of be held for the 84th Bombard this year, ·the company had 145,000 passengers, including civilian Flynn, Ann Sheridan; News of people are kind enough to len,d the Day No. 263. ~ u·s equipment of any kmd, ' lets ment Group. Chaplain Charles J. riders to both fields. In February of 1942, the figure was only cne<-· Fix will officiate. third thai'. Naturally, with this tremendous expansion, operating Tuse., April 27: l:eturn _it in ~he same shape we problems are difficult. · · RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDS found It. Lets show people that JEWISH In order to he-lp solve this problem, on December 12th, the bus Allan Jones; SHANTYTOWN:_ ~~e arh grat~ul fgr th~ k~I~dn~::ts Religious services· for Passover,' line moved its terminal from. the Union Bus Terminal to the present 0 Mary Lee. . anJ th:;~ve a~-~ ~orWIY ~ theii:I' will be held _at Chapel No. 3 on location at the ,other . end of the downtown district. Cutting down the Wed., Thurs., Apnl 28-29: .d t' . th f t 0 Monday Apnl 26 at 8 a.m., and tx:avel through the. congested business. area increas~d the number of REAP THE WILD WIND-Ray consi era wn rn* e u ure. Tuesday, April 27, at 8 a. m. . possible trips to Drew Field by IS per cent, ·with the same amount lVI1lland, John Wayne, Paulette F. ·d . 7:15 p.m. -Wednesday m of equipment available. Speedier repair service has reducea the , Goddard; News of the Day No. OUn . Chapel 3. . · . length of time a truck is laid up-the average fime now is less than 264. Fcund on Drew Field-One 8:30 p.m.-Fridays in Chapel 3. :two days. The bus lines maintain their own repair shop to expedite Fri., April .30: lady's fountain pen engraved 8:00 a. m.-Saturdays in Chapel this angle of the situation. The number of buses out o,f service at· AT DAWN WE DI~John Clem- with the name of Faith Ba:Uer- No. 3. any one time. because bf repairs is very low. . ents, Greta Gynt; Eagles of the shall. The owner· can call for it "Yiskor" memorial service for Service schedules: To each gate every 30 minutes during t·he day, Navy; The 500 Hats 9f Barthol~ at the Public Relations Office, the dead. 'will be recited on April every 15 minutes during the hours before and after the acfual rush, ome'w Cubbins. Base Headquarters, or phone 27 at .Chapel-No. 3 at 8 o'clock in and as fast as the buses can be rushed back during the rush hours. -----ie extension 218; the morning. The· company is now operating to · absolutely full capacity, a:nd run ning ihe buses as fast as possible consistent with safety reogulations. They have always been willing to get equipment as needed, when Addressed to Man · ever it is available. Unfortunately, at the present time, it is practi cally impossible to buy either buses, or old truck bodies on which bus tops can be built. There are now two more buses in sight, but Who _'Borrowed' that is all. ·· . At any rate, in the face of terrific expansion, the Air Base Bus Lines have rendered as good service as is pcssible, under the circum Photo Equipment stances. They have bought all the equipment they could get, and Let's be good neighbors-If would like to buy more if if was available. They have speeded up: you have borr.owed photogra their repair work to keep as many buses as possible in constant oper phic equipment, return it im ation. They will continue to do as good a job as humanly possible., mediately. Next week we will discuss what the Army has done to alleviate< :the transportation situation. The Navy Mothers' Club, at 305 % Water Street, Tampa, has been · kind enough to provide a budding birthday boys in the per- completely equipped dark room Band Notes sonages. of Sgt. Bud (kickapoo joy for use by soldiers in the Tampa 1 juice) Estes, Sgt. Woody (he's a area. Excellent equipment was on.l By Cpl. Will Krewson lover) Harwich, and Sgt. Luke hand for the asking, and many . (what's the square root nf Sed- soldiers who were photo fans, . Th\.trsday, April 15, 1943, was llak's head) Lu~kkonen . Well, any~ were able to. make some very fine I a long awaited···day. for S/Sgt. hoo, happy birthday, fellows. pictures at practically ·no cost to Johnny Suszynski and Pfc. Sam A~d if you hear a terrific com- themselves. · Schiavone. Suszynski went breez- motion as, you pass. our ?1~ ,horne- We say~"were able"-because ing out of old T-272 with his hair sted, don t be alarmed, Its JUSt .. . flying in the wind_(both of them), one of our baseball_games. So ~ar -:-wc=:ll, R'!-lph did, anyway. Joe and Sam can boas't of being the no _o ne has 'Qeen _kil~ed, but I _ve .Is stll] gomg up apd dowr:t _from ohly Pfc. to get a Military. Band n_ohced vultures Circln!g the ball-~ a ten ·day ride on the tram. As Chaplain Mort-on. C . Fierman, Jewish Chaplain for_ 'Drew _ana escort down 4th Street. · field on · seve::-al occaswns· If that for Del Purga. . . . well, what MacDill Fields, holds special ·Passover. Seder for boys Just arnved Yes, it was furlough day for means anythmg. hope can you have for a f~llow at Drew Field. Over BOO boys attended regular Seders, held at thP: · those two happy lads. MY only I Pfc. Joe (Pan~ho) Wright and I that came back . fr_om furlough · a Hillsboro Hotel, the YMHA, and private homes in Tampa as gues ) thought is . . did Suszynski make Cpl. Ralph Sud)ian managed to l d?-Y to soon? He J_ust had !o get ·of local people. Chaplain Fierman was fonrierly Civilian Chapl~,_-: . · the train · this time? Last week drag themselves back after spend- hi~ , han~s on tha_t fiddle agam . .. at Bolling Field, Washington, D. C.,. where he was Director. of Re. · also ;. brought · forth a · couple _p.f ing a pleasant furlough at home or was It Hal Richman? ligious Education at the Washington Hebrew Congregation. · April 23, 1943 THE -ECHOES Pa:ge 5
WI N G T I P~S ~ WEAL ~e~g~t !l~ce ~~ ~p~n~ ~ to~r~ ~day 'l _3_0_3_r__ d_B_o_m_b __ -S--q-.--N-e_w_s__ no_t_m_i-nd-it_a_t_a_Jl_o_£_o_ne- - -or-t-,,-,0 or a week-end. BATHING-- BEACHIN:G -- ' 30lst Squadron News . of the female sex were put in to Several new faces are seen in sort of give it a feminine touch. FISHING. You haven't seen. the West CtHlst At the rate flu·loughs are being the Intelligence Section as they What about that boys???. of Florida until you see Clearwater. given out in the 301st, it won't be are enlarging their training pro- Our Special Service Officer, Lt. long until most everyone in the gram. Those added so far are Cpl. Ashworth, better known about squadron will have had one, or· Samuel Rudolph, Pfc. Emanuel Drew Field as "Lawrence Tibbet," L. Gordon · and Pvt. Selden I. left yesterday for some advance do I hear s·ome, "Oh, Yeah's?" Peugh. schooling. We've a suspission w .hy Well, anyway, everyone due a I --- he had such a smile on his face furlough will have had one. The Pvt. Joseph Parri left on an just before he ·]eft. Your reporter furlough i'o New York City be- has it from the "know" that his latest f urloughs start April 20 and cause of the serious illness of girl friend lives not so far from yours truly is one of the lucky his Grandmother. where he is attending school. .. guys for that date. There are more ___ Well, who wouldn't smile? coming up, so don't feel too badly Quite a change has taken place Reports coming back from Lt. as you may be in the next bunch. in the Day Room. The Orderly Terry, now DS at Fort Logan, .Keep on trying. Room personnel moved in the Colo., have a note of cheerfulness. Compliments of East end of the building while He says the weather is fine, school Orders have come out recently Ithe west end is now the Day is fine and the social life is extra that all limited service men will Room. The change is a great help fine. be taken out of the squadron, and to the clerks as they have so The past week has seen a lot from what I hear the squadron I much more room now. of new faces added to the 339th will be losing some · good men. --- Bomb Group. We all welcome one of the first men to be trans- Pvt. Wm. Lemming became · ·them and hope they'll like their lARPON· SP RI N.GS ferred is Cpl. Elmer Marshall of the father of an eight-pound 'new' home as much as we do. the Engineering ·department, and son and li:dt at once on a fif- Speaking of new faces and trans many of us will miss his enthu- teen-day furlough. Congra±ula- fers Lt. Colburn, Statistical Of- siastic dashing around the line, tions, Pvt. Lemning. ficer for the Group, has put in a 'ng his many jobs. Elmer is one --- requisition for an interpreter to SPONGE EXCHANGE :' . be old men in the squadron, Who was the lovely blonde enable him to classify his new :1h __· . e started with the squadron with the yellow dress that Pvt. basics. We can't say we blame when it was first formed, and no Ventsias was seen skating with him in the least ... doubt he will miss· his outfit, but at the Colis·eum? SIGNS OF THE TIMES ... he is getting a break, in that he --- He who drinks and drinks with ~: - J ~:- 1 -rr: ~ .. is being transferred to his home Lt. Wm. J . Thompson was trans grace, TARPON SPRINGS i [; ...;.,·: state Alabama, and to Marshall ferred from 303rd Intelligence Is ever welcome at this place, there is no place ·like Alabama, Section to the same section in But he who drinks more than his no place like home. the 302nd Squadron. share, FLORIDA ----*~---- Is never welcome anywhere . . The Engineering department has gained three new officers 304th Squadron News ------+c'--~---- Lis. Ralph G. Young, Chester Sunday, March 11, will live j482nd Bombardment Sq. Cooper, and Morton L. Levy. long in the minds of the 304th . Warrant Officer Staik is at Bomb Sq. An afternoon off, and It IS farewell an~ goodbye to tending a course of study at a jaunt to Rocky Point, where Cpl. _to Cp~ . Al Sayie and !'Iappy Chanute Field, Illinois. beer, sandwiches, swimming and landmgs _f1om ~ver_y man In !he boating were enjoved by all. . 482nd. HIS apphcabon·· for Flymg Engineering has gained and· In- __·_· Cadets has been approved and he temgence has lost an Officer, but ,. There were no tablecloths and is now on his way. We took great we are getting used to this cons~ . _niceties with the usual dose of personal pride in his numerous tant change, as it is an everyda)r . ants, but a good old fashioned ring activities which were in a occurence in all departments. . picnic replete with beer and measui·e our victories. While in BUILDING M.li.TERIAL PAINT ROO..'f'ING ·· ·· hot dogs. The boys amus~d the 482nd he won the title of Cpl. William Barbieri has . themselves with whatever was champion of the 3rd Air Force CURTIS MILLWORK comple.ted his examinati«;>ns for handy which turned out ±o be Welterweight Division. He will OCS, and it shouldn't be long boats, a fairly gqod beach for soon be squaring off with the before he will be leaving us for swimming, and · the athletic Axis in the air and we confi PINELLAS LUMBER COMPANY :training. Lo·:ts of luck, corporal. equipment which was brought dently predict that he will emerge ' along. Also noticed among :the frorh the "bouts" still the Cham OF CLEARWATER What a time they are having to bc:ys were :that a ·few resembled pion. Again we say "Happy Land- (Not Inc.) get a good system for feeding the Isaac Walton. ings, Cpl. Sayre." men of the Group without too ___ While we have lost our cham- "FROM TREE TO TRADE" much confusion and delay. Each Intelligence ·lost its "wheel," as pion boxer, we still have the ~quadron marched to chow in: .the saying goes. 1st Lt. Raymond champion singer of Drew Field, 602 EAST JEFFORDS TELEPHONE 2"fZ.7 formation at a designated time·,· -Fahn is among the missing in that our Fir.st Sergeant Edg?r Craiger. and although it reminds us of our .pepartment. He has joined that He has a remarkable singing CLEARWATER, FLOHIDA basic training days will work out new and· energetic group, the voice. He does well with any satisfactorily if everyone ·co- 339th Bomb Group. However, the · (Continued on Next Page) operates. From what is heaTd if department is consoled in that this system doesn't work, they:;.. it has two swell and capable men, will start one tha.t will really b~ ; .Lts. Mo~toya and Moss, who will Sanitary Cleaners and ,. · very bad so perhaps it will pay;
·J ·[f.msza to Tallahassee. How- <. STAR FURNITURE CO., IN£. ·. · , Pfcs; Shontz, Azzato, ~ar~ . . COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS , ~ · Bahn, Byrne, .Carlisle• . BANK OF DUNEDIN . Combs. Sanders; Seidel, Wall- i · . . PHONE 2417 127-29 NORTH FORT HARRISON Av:f : ~UE : 5er. •and . White have come. ~tl:'/ ' ··~ DUNEDIN, FLORIDA CLEARWATER, FLORIDA . so keep -.the boys company. . · · · ' · Member F . .D. I. C.
·-;-Besides · · b_ ~iii ·g;-zjioVIegoers ~ , for ·_a-· I day; we spent an enjoyable morn~ I · ing or afterno·on, as ·the case ·may RICHARD E. PHILPOT AND CO•• INC. I .. ·· be, being reclass-ified. We can just F I RS T NA T I 0 · N·A L BA N K see the clerks going into battle. Developer, Build~rs. and Designers of Bayshore CLEARWATER. FLORIDA I First they take position with theil' Beautiful and Lynwood Subdivisions >forms, then they lay down a spit ,. Member F. D. I. C. , I ball barrage and charge forward TAMPA, FLA. I hu'tling paper clips with deadly MAAS OFFICE BLDG. accuracy. By the time the me~ +-l ln -IIII-II II -11~- NN - ~II - I :N - 11~ - • III - 1:11 -II II - IIli - ~1! - " : 1 - IIW - nii - MII - U -II-IC'--o. ( - .' c- . j< - • oft chanized staplers move in, the +-~~~-U II -UU-IIO-II II -1111-M I C-IIII-IIli-II K -I IM -riii- UM -H li -11"-III I - I IM-1111-Mh-llll- ll" -lld-UII-11+ battle is over. But they're good = i kids just the same. ! DIAL 7470 MRS. A. A. ANDRUS, Mgr. • = - I f BANK OF CLEARWATER 1 I = Things are getting pretty bad j· CLEARWATER. FLORIDA ! 'I - l= when Neely, Russel, and Gor I ! man go to a USO d_ance and ' l l . Member F. D. I. C. l spend their time cuiiing in on lI BAY VIEW HOTEL 1= + •I - IIII - ILU - ~ ~-I I· - ~I I - IJII - 111 - ill• - lll l - ll~ - 1111 - :lti - IIII - 1111 - !1 11 - U~ -· · -- C: -t, ( - ,< - .r - , • r. - + .the same girl. Barbash managed • i to get to Sulphur Springs and I = meet some girls from ±he blue Large Sunny Rooms Overlooking :the Gulf grass country, and Mims went i ! through his usual cut-up rou i ! F. 1. SKINNER tine in Tampa. If only you'd .. , Directly Above USO Service Club i I = DUNEDIN, FLORIDA flood :this office with tales of various adventures we could ' I ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT GIFT 414 Y'\ CLEVELANP STREET, Opposite Chamber of Commerce .make. up a more personal, more i l BOXES SHIPPED ANYWHERE · i:Dteres1ing column. +·-·-~·-··-·--··-tll-~ .... "·-··-··-~~-· t -••- • ~~'-• • -··-~·-··-·-... -·11-11-··-+ April 23, 1943 Page 6 THE ECHOES
(Continued from Preceding Pag2) the w ing and none in the time w hen w e will get new men bush . . . S p ring! the Season of to complete our squ':l dron person- number b ut h is real delight is t he e' ernal r e-awa kening of mas- neL . K ent ucky mou nta in music. You quitoes a nd d a ndeli ons and asth- M/ Sgt. Fricks, w ho has b een in should hear him give forth on rna. the hospita l for several weeks, "Coming 'Round the Mounta in." On r ea r'J in'! last w eek's Drew hopes to be sent back to our How our h earts have longed Field . ECHORS c0 nc!" rnin.g the squadron b y Apr il 22. We wish for the soft caress of mattresses I'Y' 'lking of another M·1, ia at Drew . him the best of luck and will be su ch at the ones We had at home. tr.is r emark \"aS h11rtl ed into the looking for him. E ver y GI has fond dreams, and midst of an otherwise quie': gath- Cpl. Saul Friedman left ·last ' ·m aybe even has included the de- ering in one of the harrack s. "So. week for Michigan, wh ~r e. . he .' w: ilr: s-ire (i n his ·prayers) for such mat- they \Vant to use this as a r ack- be att ending Officers Candidate trcs.ses. Our prayers were an:;;wer- <:1 round for. a jungle !! Well-If School for Provost MarshaL For ed last Monday (without the they ever film Dante's Inferno the benefit of his friends, w e w ill home). And now Sgt Craiger th ey ought to know iust w here post his address as soon as vve complains that. he can't get 'em to comer!" Of rourse the gentle- h ear from him. up in the morning. Ah, sweet man wasn't serious. Congratulations to Cpl. Kight. Morpheus. Our Adjutant. Lt. James H. He is now a married man. If his We notice that Sgt. Stupp be- H ayden. ha ~ · oerfech>d a w a lk-a- \V ife was here we would give him lieves in the comfort of life being meter. They're available at cost an old fashion belling. given the first consideration. He to anyone who woulrl like . to Red S!urnberger , better known ·was observed in a most comfort- discovPr how many miles a day as Sgt. Thop1as, is· one of our able position w hile pulling C.Q. he walks to keep off an undesir- cooks. He ~ Page) 59th AVIATION SO. (SEP) SiGNAL HEADQUARTERS I (Continued from Preceding I a few tal l yarns to reiate but very DISH'N DIRT Ill Figh t;er <;: ommand J little bragging. Don't s·lip on us, By Pfc. Roy Swartz By Pfc. William A. Norris Kress. . Ill. It t be long now before our Best of luck to Sgt. Shuey w ho I A A.C. won' On the night of April lOth a takes the vows Easter Sunday. P• • officers and the "w h eels" w ill be was made by Varne ll THE We have farewell party was given in honor Latest t rade · r eturning from Orlando. J . Mitchell, your and Jones, who traded in their fingers crossed, wondering of Cpl. James our ex-scribe, w ho bas left us for green fatigues for " whi ~es" of tJ:e what dire things they are thinking G eorgia. kitchen .. . Poor Nordquist has his up -for us to do .upon their return. OCS at Fort Benning, Quite a number of celebrities troubles; this time his wife puts "COMPANY HAlT. F ellows of the 405th should drop Pfc. and Mrs. Frank him on an allotment plan .. . Best in a while. were present. FAll OUT FIVE a round PX No. 10 once Aaron acted as hosts. Present laugh of . the week was on H. D. Some good men of the 626 th are F /Sgt. Calvin Johnson. H e lined up to buy MINUTES." g there in the evenings were the Honoree; workin S. Spinner; S/Sgts. Lester Adams, seventeen theatre tickets for him Brother. I mean work. s·elf and his buddies but forgot to Beer Department is Cpl. Dennis D. Green, Frank Barnaba In the J r., and Ernest Henderson; Sgt. get the one for himself... "Whis W. H. "Budweiser" Malley. Down Cpls. Eddie Lizz- pering Joe" Kohfrst and Galla . is Cecil James C. Gray; in the Sandwich Dept more, Joseph H.- Morris·o n, Harry pher spent Sunday i1ight in Tam ·"Roast Pork" Magouyrk. In the E. Thayer, James B. W1tsell, and pa-by r equest! soft drink de partment (of all ent J . Tutson, T/5th Frank SIDE GLANCES the writer Vinc things) you wiil find Stephens; Pfcs. Levy L. Byrd and Taking a cross section of the slinging the P epsi Cola around who were company on a ty pical Tuesday er down . the counter is D onnie L . Underwood, and farth a ll accompanied by some of the evening we find: Sgt. Queen and found P eter "Candy Bar" 1 . to be lovelier young ladies of Tampa. Cpl. Russwonn preparing for their I Flynn. Come around, fellows, and vers. . . Coonrod n ame your poison. A fine time was had by all. · evening maneu FLASH .. . There's cause for and Coleman deep~? involved in Se:t. Billy "Rockefeller" Ellis is celebration. On the 16th of. this a game of "8 ball at the Day these days 1 getting writer's cramps month some new promotions were room while Sczurek is showing 1 writing checks on his bank ac announced, and we have in our Cliff' Wise a few of the finer count....:... Billv is the financial midst some new NCO's·. Sgts. points in th.e game of Ping_Pong. g e_nius of t11is· outfit. Our chow Fletcher and Gray were promoted . Sgt. Pittman arid McGuckm s·Jt has been exceptionally good for to S/ Sgt; Cpls. Williams and ' ting on the steps of B-8 and lis the past' few days. Should be; the Tutson to Sgt; P ies. Br ay non, I tening to the tales of Cpl. Ston ~ 6261.41 cooks are doing the cooking Dillon, Speight, and Tarver, to and Belanger, about progr ess of - ~ of t he time. Cpl. You fellas have gained these their new outfit ... Babb lymg on .. \.. . . -+<---- promotions .. ·. retain them . . . his bunk and enjoying a hand of 627th Bombardment Sq. keep on the ball. solitaire . .. Krause pounding out All the fellas of the 59th Avn. a letter on the typewnter and After a peaceful twelve day Sq. who attended the picnic wish explail:ling how he can thmk~et~ interva l~S trange . Interlude-the to thank the Officers responsible ter :vnth a t ypewnter m flont · soporific calm of the barracks .was for the outin g. The picnic was of him ... CpL Ho~enson and G . shatter ed this week by the re- held at ·Rocky Point two weeks C. !ohnson eatu~g Ice cream an~ · turn of Cpl.. Bill D erkacz, the ago, where the ~en participated tellm~ of the mterestmg shoVv "Manchester Madman," from fur- in fishing, swimmmg, boat ndmg, they JUSt saw. ...- laugh. Built like a fire hydrant, and dart throwing. Refreshme.nts ~----- Bill "fears no man." One of his were served in abund~nce . 91Hh 0. M. m ore cute stunts is rolling this ~ ON THE BALL C HQ & HQ SQ. correspondent out of the bimk 3 d F while said scribe . is try ing to r · · · · Sgt. Simmmis Speaks·: "A W.A.A.C. does a double job. In collect a little "shut-eye." F or- S A E B R· E E z E S . Dan Cupid, that b usy little ras- sooth, we firid no peace. Though cal, is shooting his arrow truer doing her own job, she releases a :it's good to have him back. Red By Pfc. Alvin M. Amster these Spring days, with Sgt. Ryan man for combat service. In a way blood, you know. the object. T/5th Gr. Theodote ice-cold Coke is like that, too. Not Carl Johnson, the whispers say, Memo to First Sgt. Goss-elin- Robinson (the amazing Double . only quenches thirst· but brings energy- will return from his three-day what's the latest on the wash Clutch) n eeds a rest. H e wdrks pass no longer a Benedict. In machines imd irons? When is the so lwrd doing nothing that a_ com giving refreshment, too. Ahd oil tOp short; he'll be eligible for a Class· date of our Sq. party? The men plete breakdown is immm~nt . of tl\dt it offers the tci~fe you don't A allotment. Indirect, what? are forever asking "Winchell" How about a ftirlough for hun, flnd this side of Coca-Cola, · itself. .. Casualty: It's a beatltiful day Amster for the latest. Sgt. Fot;d? How ·about a 'Coke date', now?" :in Tampa-the clouds dot the blu e Oddest oddity · · · Sgt. Earl Poor little Whitney, the d en- like puffs of c01ttonballs- t he "Mother" Duncan and Sgt. Ed tist's · delight, los·t all . his t~eth grass is green (as is the corn) and "Week-End Shackman" Knippers which left him in ·an awful plight, the 627th is in the midst of a washing their dirty duds and then It's rumored that the 1018th QM ·BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF· T~E COCA-COLA COMPANY BY terrifk softball game-the score ironing them. boys have found themselves an is tied and one man is out-Sgt. A joint welcome to the new Hq. exclusive section of Tampa and TAMPA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ."Pappy" Pappalardo hits a bullet- additions, · Lt.. Col. Greene, Lt. named it "1018 Alley." Nice seeing + , _ ., _ ., _ ., _ ., _, ,, _ ., _ ,, _ ,, _ ,, ..;..:;,~ .. .:.....,;..,...... _ ,;,_ ,._ ,,"'-'-·•.,...... :... .. _ .,_ ,,_ ., .:.....:;-+ · drive to right field. The second Oestrich, and Warrant . Officer Se:t. Furgerson around_ and we_ ll ' · I b f d ~ aseman, an unre orme soccer .L1' . en. Also toCf those n ew• clerksCf again~ . Pfc. C. Jac k-son IS so qme t !'I ~E~ .· RRACE player, kicks the "blooper" around from. Los An,eles and Ft. Lo,an, upon returning from town that , I .· ~1 ·the infield as Pappy (sawed-off Colo. · . _ . he is going to be rewarded 111 the I • edition of Babe Ruth) rolls down B est-Saymg-of_-the-We~}~ D ept. near future. Pfc. Quinten Stanley ' ~lt I1 to second· base in low gear. As T/Sgt. pale. Mm nJ ck, . Whit ley I is so bitten by the love bug (&he [ ~ G. I T (;;- 1l .p ~ the afternoon air 'filled with and I Will hire out as gig?I?S for w orks in the PX) that the man- ! .. ·F . .' ~we· I. 0 . I shouts of anguish (so terribly, all ':'omen whn, j By W re _ or - By Presentation I At the moment Is sils to the M.D ... Bill Sanders with T (~ F1 ed Davis g1vmg him , 1 PHONE 3 _ M 55Gl - ~nkl e: ~ap - ;,oostm~ up. 11;, the · h.ospi .a l, a Iput the engagement ring on that competitiOn. · 1 022 1 beatific SITIIle on his pleasant Ta1npa gal's finger. .f._,,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ .. _ .,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ :,,....:..,,.:....;,_ ,,_ .,_ ,,_ ,,_ ,+ face. Carry on, Pappy. John "Wolf" Wilson rated an : Jottings: _the local bookm.aker: Ironing Certificate from the Tam- W~lcome Soldiers! ------·--·- - ·---· --· --·---.. ·- -· were surpnsed when Sgt. Elmer pa .Laundry Institute . . : Sq. I B Ay v I E w H 0 r E L Taylor turned out to be the little alumnus Russ W apensky visited 1 P1an who was ther~ .. . Earle re- us with his A erial Gunner's Wings I "TAMp A, S 0 N L y .! FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTlON-EVERY ROOM WITH BATH . ~embling a wilted lily ~hese days and Sgt. chevr ons ... Willoughby I j COFFEE SHOP IN CONNECTION as his· bosom (metaphoncally) pal, also looking for a gal with a car M U S I CAL B A :R" · · W. B. SHULER, Manager . t:pi. Erwin Fmstad, has gone on .and "C" book. (Ain't we all?) II 208 JACKSON ST.. Bf?iween FRANKLIN 8t TAMPA turlotigh. .. TAMP A, FLORIDA -- PHONE M 5537 · · Where's the Anthropologists Hear Your Favorite Songs - -·-----... ..---.. -----,- .--. - ..- ~---..,. - ~ .- Cpl. Ramiro CosJa gives lie to the ALWAYS SAY ••• theory that man requires tw o legs for locomotion. Yet, with our own SERVICE MEN. ALWAYS WELCOME ... eyes we saw him waltz _into the H M 0 B l S U .R E AD barracks on one leg. The darkness, CHESTERFIELD BAR BAY VIEW COFFEE SHOP we grant, may have distorted our Enfrance from Lobby of the Bay View Hotel CASS & TAMP A STREETS vision. It WAS late- 01' early, If EXTRA FRESH Good Food - Reasonable Pri~es ~Ql.l.. _Prefer. Private Dining Room· for Company or P rivate Parties A la Carte Service- Open 7 a.m. to· 11:30 p.m. . • ecfai' rilviiaiions to-Alii . ( J ,r:;~ ., w:;., 208. J:ackson Street', Between. Franklin and Tampa Streets ' . Service Men AI R BAsE B u~ ('0\lPI. E'l' Jr. , GLEN'S BILLIARDS I CHEF- No_;, In lis New Location I ~ FRANK RUTTA, L EI N I n c • H• ·· ••rve tried io be Red, While and LICATA'S Blue 15-Minule Service To ihe boys at MacDill and Drew, When the money is lax, I charge During Rush Hours SEABREEZE rio · tax, on Hillsborough Bay Try ihe Bes! in Food This is surely the place for you!" FINEST LIQUORS "SoldlerM ~n"l ' orltc f!:; utln~t P1nf'"e .. DANCING EVERY NITE STEAl(!< ANil CHOPS F-or Further ]nformation l SPJ'i:CJ .\J,T\' CRENSHAW'S .· M. MILLER'S BAR 22nd Street Causeway ('Wholesale) l~ll F..r:o. ~iJ?A AVE.' Ph : . ~ 7215 Phone Y 1715 ELITE FRUITS :-: VEGETABL~S 4243 Rf•lSTAl' RAN'r .· BEERS-- WINES CALL PRIVATE ·DiNiNG ROOMS T .'l~P --l AND TWIGGS S TS. PhOne 2&!-9 ·. ' • ... : .- ~ .-. l ' - . 1 .:.·· ~------THE ECHOES April ~3, ~ . 943 . Page B 1••. Drew Nine Downs Drew Sport-o-Graphs . •~ . Flash! Want To ifr==~· MAAS MacDill in Tight Make long Distance I BROTHERS -· i ~, 1: Pitchers' Battle ' -- Telephone Call! I "The Right Answer or Else," OFFICIAL ARMY Drew Field's Signal Corps base Drew Field's own quiz radio ball team was carried 10 innings show (WDAE, 8:3018:53 p.m., last Sunday by the MacDill Fliers Monday evenings) has eliminat EXCHANGE before they finally won out; 4-3, ed the usual cash award made i on the MacDill Field diamond. to the winner. SERVICE For nine innings Vito Tamulis In its stead, two absolutely of Drew, former major league free five-minute telephone calls p itcher, and Lefty Janieck, of to any part of the, United S:l:ates MacDill, hooked up in a heated are made possible fo-r the win- mound duel during which Tamulis ners of both this show and f MacDill bunched their hits to a ·· scoLe all their runs in the fifth inHmg on a pair of doubles by Max's Liquor Bar ~t O'Brien and Kranenberg and sin WINES • LIQUORS • CIGARS J .. ·• gle:. by Murphy and Eiche. :F1REE DEI.IVERY SERVICE : 'I'he Signaleers picked up two 1601 E. COLUMBUS DR. . ,. runs in the eighth to put the ball PBQNE Y-1281 .. · .: game back on even terms after the QF"F"IC-~R. FD~ --Keep· ·~m Flyfnr-- .. Fliers had gone out in front. 3-1 , . A< W.U.TC.. ~ in the fifth. Singles by Hogan and Toomin,. along with a two base en·or by the left fielder who McAskiH Music Stores dropped Morris• long, looping Radios and Rep&Jring · driYe, Sent two rUnS acrOSS the Sound an·d Inter Communicating L EVERYTH lNG · plate; · · System a. ' .. ' ·.- . ' .. ~- Authorized ·ca·pehart and Scott Both pitchers. kept the hits well .Radio Service · scatte ~· e d as they bore down all. "'1116 Gruul Central '-.>foRrHE the \Vay, with MacDill leaving 11 player· with Northeastern College, Pho~e B-3187 men stranded on the bases and Boston, Massachusetts. ··MJ_LITARY Drew nine: Sport Shorts - · Ed, as he is known to the ball! ::------.;.;....__ ....;.. ____-; Petite, Morris and Reedy led By Pfc. Delwin Baggett the attack for the Signaleer nine ableplay emrs;e nwas on one Lt. ofArthur the most Colley valt~- s SOUVESNEJRM&I NJEWO ELL_· REY CO. I· - with h.vo hits apiece, while Eiche, Drew Field aas come up for fine basketball team at Drew . Mu rp!~ y and Kranenberg managed the second straight season with a Playing in every game, Ed spark- COI\IIPLETE LINE OF a pair apiece for the Fliers·. winning baseball team. The team JUST INSIDE plugged the t eam to many of its CUR 1 Q_ . S __ G If TS P itch ing his second gari1e of the tl!-is year · is · sponso_red by the victories. · seas01: for the Signaleers. Vito Signal Corps· and will be under AlthoUgh basketball is his first WRAPPED FOR MAILING Tamulis increased ·his strikeout the directio11. of that command . . love, Ed played first base on his 107 E. Lafayette Street OUR 1 total to 28 in two . games: In his . The team IS coached and man high school and college teams and first ·appearance of the season at aged by Lt. Chet Thomas .. former was· also a member of the football FRANKLIN ST. Lakeland he g0t 14 by the strike- Class B player of the Piedmont team. EAT out route and added 14 more in league. Shooting in the 80's·. Ed plays the ·MacDiU game. Tamulis Vito Tamulis, former Brooklyn a gobd game of golf and likes the HENDERSON ENTRANCE ·pitched for the -Brooklyn Dodgers· Dodger and St. . Louis Brown links as a hobby. BAKING 00 • '!i1 and t he St. Lquis-Bl'OWns before hurler, is the leadmg moundsmen A slim 6 feet, 3 inches, the weB- · entering the Army. . for the Sig:naleers·· af!-d ha~ co!ne built athlete has the character BREAD Sunday's game was the second through With ~wo ;me . pitchmg and heart characteristic of our · WELCOME TO straig}:t win of the season for the performances . m h1s f_Irst two American soldiers. · Drew nine, as it defeated the FooCL .starts. of the sea~-on. Agamst Food Ed is stationed with Hq ~ & Hq. Machinery nine of Lakeland g_:f Machme~7 of La~eland, a semi "THE HOME OF GALLONS" H 0 TEL KNOX last v;eek . in Lakeland. ', . pro outfit, Tamu}Is sent 1 ~ back Sq., Third Fighter Command, to the bench VIa the stnkeout where he is a clerk. Berger & Rachelson TOM BRYSON, Manager The . Signaleer team will meet route. In his other start against We salute a fine athlete! the b tei-Social league All-Stars INC. MacDill, he collected the same Lafayette &: Jefferson Streets, at Cuscaden p--ark Saturday. • amount for a . total of 28 in two ------*------WHOLESALE GROCERS Scot'e by innings: games. JANGLE HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND Drev;/ ______l{)Q 000 020 1-4 Othei· . outstanding ball players Two · veterans were boasting BAKERS SUPPLIES . l'v!acnm ______ooo 030 ooo 0-3 making up this year's team are about their old outfits. "Why, our ~------' CULP LUMBER CO.' Homer · Johnson and Morris, both company was so well drilled,'' t •I -UIL IIn - 11 U-I l ll-a~-11 1 1-ID-III-111-IIIt-+ ------~------professional players inthe min'!rs. said one, "that when we presented 1 WELCOME SOLDIER! ~ . 'Everything t~ Build Anything" ' Semi~pro players are Petite, arms, all you could hear was· a Millwork Made to Order · Open Calendar slap, click." rwhere Your Fun Is Our Fun"! . Petite, Reedy, Savino, Brown, : I Staiger and Hogan. With this fine "Pretty fair," said the other. 500 PACKWOOD The Tasco Shipya~d softball "But when our company present PhPne H 1862 --:- TAMPA teams · would like to arrange material on hand, Drew should The S. BAR I have one of the outstanding serv ed arms, you could hear. only I SaM. games ·with any team at Drew that slap, slap, jingle." j Formerly "The Wonder Bar" ! desire~ to play. .The Shipyard has ice nines in this section. - "Jingle?" said the other. "What l 1210 FRANKLIN ST. ! quite a number of teams ready to "Flowers Telegraphed Back ~ go would like any team wish- Another big Army B·oxing Show did that?" ' +-a•-• w - un - n u-aa-••-n-u~-u n - MP - 1 + anct will be put on about May 3rd "Oh, just our medals." Home Under Bonded Service" ing to play them to contact the Public Relations Office at the Tas- with the leading fighters from -----~------co Shipy ard. Drew, MacDill and Third Air 1NO COMMENT EASTER FLOWERS NELSON -- For~ _participati?g in the all- Marriage is Ji>Opular because it ORDER EARLY "THE FLORIST" - .. sc•ld1er card. It wll~ be one of the combines the maximum of temp Wire.d Anywhere in the U. S. A . "Soldiers Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Always . Welcome regular ':ll~mthly fi_ght_ shows at tation with the maximum of op Closed Sundays the under . portunity.-Bernard Shaw. ~um~1pal . Aud~tonu':ll 514 TAMPA STREET the duechen of Thud Au· Force, I:------___;; EL BOULEVARD with all proceeds going to the athletic · funds of the three fields. i ~·- -- - · --••---•-•a-11-.t-u-+ ·. RESTAURANT F E R N _A ND E z I • . i" FiNEST SPANISH FOODS - liEBT Softball and Volleyball are now i Wh1te 'W i' OF UQUORS - 2001 Nebruka being played by a large number RES lAURA NT i:. . l .: ~ of men as a recreation sport. Soc Cuban Sandwiches A Specialty ! LA UNDR~ ---· L cer and basketball also holds a j 2S06 ARMENIA AVE. big following for a large number 1216 Franklin St. "SLIP -EEZ" F A:U Service Men Are Welcome of men. In the near future soft CANVAS j" Phone H ~ 3S9s ~ ~ ball and volleybaJl leagues 'ijill +--•----:-.. :.__•~•~ t•a -•a-•a-·~ · ~~ . IBarceiona · Cafe be organized to create competi LOCKER - SP.ANISH RE.STAVRANT tion and more interest in intra WINES · LIQUO~S - SANDALS C .AND mural sport!'!. T&~:SL~~E· urn _b~~ocrer o. ~· 59 Phone 8 2142 - Open AU •. Night 41X4 Drew Signal baseball team Nebr~ -~~ - 0Ql9rile will .LUMBER &: MILLWORK, RQOF~O To Wear Underthe Shower meet the Inter-Social All-Stars ~ To. Prevent Athlete's . Foot at Cuscaden Park on April 24 'at AND PAINT-FHA LOANS Adams ;. .Kennedy >·. 5 p.m. An.d Ta1npa · U., . a.t Mac PHONE H _4891 * For Use in Barracks-They Wbiling and J!!fferson Streets: UU.NS-MONilJY ·TO ·LEND farlane Park, on April ·29th at. N. Rpme .a!Jd Fuller Street Store Easily in a Knaps13-ck. 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