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Title: Eager Eagle (Vol. 1, No. 9)
Date: July 9, 1943
Location: I-Original-1943-5
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IMPORTANT AREA CTD MEETING COL. '.BNEY TO REVIEW DETACHMENT HELD IN READING; 3 2ND 0*0, IN ATTENDANCE Colonel Albert S. Dabney, Assistant Cammandant of the Medical Field Service Major John D. Hartigan, Commanding School, Carlisle Barracks, will take this Officer of the 32nd College Training De Review this Saturday morning. tachment returned Thursday from a two day Col. Dabney, a native of Cadiz, Ky., conference with C.0.Ts of six other CTD’s entered the service* in July 1916, serving in this area. The July 7 and 8 meetings in El Paso, Texas 1916, Army Expeditionary were held at Albright College, Reading, Forces, 1918-1919, Ft. Leavenv/orth, Kansas Penna., home of the 7th CTD. 1924-1925, General S ta ff, Washington, D.C. General problems of the college de 1928-1931, Army War College, 1931-1932, tachments were discussed, possibly due to Executive O fficer, O ffice of Surgeon Gen the sim iliar organization of the various eral, Washinton D. C., 1935-1939, and is posts. Interchange of ideas proved val now serving his third tour at Carlisle uable to the assembled commanders. Barracks since 1939. Albright College detachment staged a review accompanied by their sixteen piece band. OUTLINED PLANS FOR FELLOWSHIP Pennsylvania State College and HOUSE APPROACH REALITY Williamsport-Dickinson Jr. College, aL so included in the detachments of this area The procurement of the Alpha Chi Rho were not present but plan to meet with fraternity house for the off-duty use o f the group when another scheduled meeting students of this detachment appeared a is held in the near future. step nearc3r real it:/ this week. All nec~ The group included the following essar committees have been appointed and o ffic e r s : cover problems of policy, finance, person Capt. B.A. Passamante, 34th CTD, nel, property, and planning. Layfayette College, Easton, Pa. Under the sponsorship of the churches Capt. J.R. Roach, 333th CTD, of Carlisle, "Fellowship House", as the State Teachers C ol., Kutztown, Pa. project is being called, will be avail Capt. G.M. Green, 35the CTD, able to A/S from 5 P. M. to 8 P. M. daily Susquehanna U ., Selinsgrove, Pa. with longer hours on Saturdays and Sundays Capt. M.H. McDuffie, 7th CTD, Stating definitely that their plans Albright College, Reading, Pa. do not ca ll for a duplication of U50 1st Lieut. J.P. Smith, 6th CTD, objectives, the m inisterial committee, Bucknell U. Jr. C ol., WilkesBarre,Pa which is steering the project, outlined Capt. J.R. Crosby, 55th CTD, the venture as one of a place for quiet, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. off duty fellowship and relaxation. At the meeting Major Henry W. Hume No amusement programs are being plan and Capt. R.L. Hinchee were also present, ned; the aim being directed towards a discussing the enlistments of 17 and 18 home-like atmosphere and gathering place year old men now in high school. It was where the fast tempo of the training revealed that these men will be allowed routine can be cast aside for at least a to finish high school and then attend short time daily. college. It is interesting to note that Major Hume was a member of the second Pursuit PROMOTIONS FOR ONE OFFICER Iroup in the last war and was decorated AND FOUR ENLISTED MEN while a member of that group. He also was stationed at four different flying fields It was announced today by headquarters coneurencly with Major Hartigan. We learn that a number of permanent party men and 'that this latest meeting afforded .-ample one o ffice r of the detachment have re opportunity for the t 10 men to discuss ceived promotions. Lieutenant Leitz, new many pleasant and th rillin g memories. ly arrived at Dickinson, was promoted to first lieutenant, and four enlisted men received higher ratings. These were Julius Lieut Erirl Smith reported to the V. Mendelstein who was apponted S taff Sgt. MFSS Hospital Tuesday for an operation John V. Werner, Sergeant, P fc. John T. for paras uidUl cyst. • Brockman, corporal, and Private William M. Shealy to Private First Class. SQUADRON E 7'JIN’S F IT- ST AWARD OF MERIT UNDER NEW 35-35-30 SYSTEM
T Og. "-^g. ,-w raft /'r* / U Squadron E took fu ll honors this week under the newly instituted, point system of superiority. (RJA j v a ^ « A » _ ' Based on a hundred points, 35 of which U o i g.*. ( M ; a A'*1- '’-'T-Vi rv hQ- ! are ta llied for the least number of cum - ~E±A'^tiE<‘^bAT".-3_ AiA ulative gigs during the week, 35 counted Published'by the AYibticn Students, for the most business-like appearance of Army Air Force, 32nd College Train a ll marching formations between classes ing Detachment, Dickinson College, and to the mess hall, and 30 points to be C arlisle, Fenna. garnered for the most precise d rillin g during Saturday morning parade, a Squad MAJOR JOHN D. FARTIGAN, COfl/iA DING. ron must consistently look good. As a reward for excellence, Squadron H.H. Wilson------Editor-in-Chief E was given open post Thursday night to F.H. Puls------Editorial Asst. attend the Carlisle theatre.
Features P. Zucker F. Budde FORTY STUDENT OFFICERS ATTEND LIONS M. Spinks N. Zaret CLUB MEETING .iS GUESTS
" Correspondents Student o ffice rs of the detachment enjoyed an acceptable change of routine Squadron A------C* Bancroft Tuesday night when they attended an Squadron B------P. Bowen honor dinner tendered them by the Carlisle Squadron C------J. Shaffer Lions Club. The forty men crowded the Squadron D------M. Spinks spacious lawn of the Carlisle Inn and in S quadron E------W. V7i 1 s on company with club members and other prom inent citizens, made astounding inroads Columnists in the bountiful supplies of fried chicken set before them. The Windsock------P. Zucker Mr. Kirby, president of the club, Prop Wash------F. Puls spoke a few words of welcome to the 32nd Sports------P. Wycoff group, as did Mayor M iller of C arlisle. War Commentary------M. Edwards Another interesting guest was Colonel Mathews, TJ. S. Army, retired, who spoke Mimeographer------T. Vinson on the effects of the advance in m ilitary aviation. The lieutenants, captains, and group Lm. G. ANDERSOF, PUB. PEL. OFFICER staff were called on to introduce them selves to the assemblage. Following the meal and formalities, a social fellowship was enjoyed and a few innings of softball conway blanks old east before topped off the affair. LARGE HOLIDAY CROWD
The Biddle Field stands were near GENERAL ORDER NO. 7 capacity last Monday, as nearly every aviation student from the 32nd C. T. D. h and a good majority of the townspeople a 0%] of C arlisle came out to witness the rub ber game between the two teams. The game was started promptly at ten V o ’ clock by Major Hartigan who tossed that a ll important fir s t pitch of the 7 A%' game. I1 I a / H I Conway took an early lead in the H/r\ contest by gathering up two runs in the initial inning. Dick Shomamsky, who pitch ed every inning, did a brilliant job, •\ ft yffev.ttiUvoVH? \yV| M_ a and was never in trouble. He allowed just one safety during the entire gome. The longest hit of the game was undoubtedly u M v Eckenthal’s triple into right center ! ^ 4 / \ /. jj s}, /(YWv\ field daring the fourth inning. The lead ing batter o f the day was .Auger, vho co l lected two singles ir. three trips to the iifJ■ A g n A— \ A m Ioj plate.—Final score was seven to zero .7h iah rated an "attention review" of the To talk to no one winners by the humble Old East rooters. except in the line of duty.
P age 2 - ———— — ’S A BIO 7 LAY 1 r- A WBHI. JOBGETTING t Q ra:r■ BACk RE ATT ?0:1 3 2ND “\rp b\\ oK ”Ham shrinks 38 %between thetime it is placed in tne oren and the time it is taken out cooked. The army allotment of PRO?■ M. W. EDDY a half pound of meat per man is based on After leaving the home of Professor its uncooked weight. This is one of the Mi]ten Eddy- we carefully wiped the door simpler problems we have to contend with” knob and collected a il our spare hairs. said Chef Ernie Coder, as we asked him We had just been given an insight into for some facts concerning the mess hall. what the modern crim inologist can do. John W. Heinze and his son Charles We weren’t going to have a twenty-five took over the present dining hall Feb.26 year old murder pinned on u s...n ot i f we and served the fir s t meal there on Feb. could help it. 28. "It was a shell of a place” , said .And it could be done. This Hawkshaw Mr. Heinze,the younger. "All it contain of the laboratory is a specialist in ed was one stove and piles of dust.” hair, and can by the use of his 2700 The building was formerly the college . dollar equipment, identify the owner of gymnasium until tne new one was erected one teeny weeny individual hair. A look about 12 years ago. The Heinzes operate into his special photo-micrographic mic the mess hall under sub-contract to Dick roscope reveals tiny characteristics as inson College. They have been in the distinctive as fingerprints. food business for many years and control Dr. Eddy’ s avocation has been turned the C arlisle Inn and Heinze Food Store tq a very practical use though...that of on Hanover Street. catching criminals. The Pennsylvania A major problem was finding a sta ff State Police call upon him not infrequent to operate the place. Workers were re ly to solve crimes, as do others. cruited from homes—housewives and high And by the way, in case you’re inter school girls, ranging in age from 14 to ested, there are about 300,000 hairs on 70. Between 50 and 60 employees work a human head. fu ll-tim e from 4:30 in the morning to Professor Eddy’ s background is just as eight at night. Serving the food is but fascinating as his hobby. An 11th gener a small part of their job, as students ation American, dating back to the Puri who were treated to a taste of K.P. at tans, his parents were missionarys in Basic Training Centers should know. India where he was born. Dr. Eddy return- Buying Food to the states at the age of two, how Food supplies are purchased from ever, and proceeded to get a formal Amer private purveyors, specialists who have ican education. He took his bachelors de been in business for years. Moats come gree as well as his masters at Northwest from Swift and Albert Brahm in Pitts. ern, and finally received his Phd at the Sea food is brought from Philadelphia. University of Pennsylvania. Since 1921 Produce is secured loca lly when possible; he has been a professor of Biology at from Baltimore when necessary. A ll the Dickinson. His work, both in Biology and food is fresh. No powdered or frozen criminology has caused him to be liste d in eggs or meat are ever used. American Men of Science, the Who’ s Who A short time ago, the medical depart of the s cie n tific world. ment ordered discontinuation of the use This s cie n tific Sherlock Holmes has of dish cloths. Since then water spots only one weakness. Like his fictio n a l have caused many food trays to be re je ct counterpart, Dr. Eddy likes to play the ed by students passing thru the caf violin...but only when there’s no one eteria line.Spots on the compartmented at home. We haven’ t heard him, but i f trays are not due to dirt, grease, or any Eddy can do with the violin what he does foreign matter,except hard limestone with hair, look out Carneigie Hall.’ water. To eliminate the spots, a rinse in soft water is nesessary. Special equipment for this purpose is on the way ready on time. And plenty of it . Just and will be installed soon. how much is required may be judged by ob Hotel Cuisine serving the following sample menu,based The chief Chef, Ernie Coder, is on on the needs of 700 men; expert at cookery, having been connected with various hotel dining rooms in his Breakfa s t : Dinner: career. Ordinarily, in army style, food 1800 eggs 350 lb. sirloin butt may be cooked two or three hours ahead of 900 grapefruit 300 lb. potatoes time, and left standing until serving 50 gal. oatmeal 4 bush, green beans time. Much value is thereby lost. Here, 700 .-J-pt. milk. 40 gal. fruit salad the food is not cooked until the last 48 cans evap. milk 100 10 inch pies possible moment,and is always brought d i- : 20 lb. coffee 120 loaves bread rectiy from the stove to the counter. 120 doz. sweet r o ll 12 lb. butter Despite emergencies, such as 200 ad 12 lb. butter 56 gal coffee ditional men to feed with two hour notice 25 loaves bread 48 cans evap. milk the Hall has always managed to have chow 60 lb. jelly J- -PAGE 3 PH/ . .pjj* /( TWO HOSPITAL 0 JSE3 PAST WEEK >'vM ' \ \ J I ) hick Flemming escaped with nothing T\, v i * mo~,e serious than a slightly lacerated p \ ; Jt/\\ / yy>y. "■nd painfully sere are Jednesday after he walked into the path of a revolving I wanted Ymgs Dept: 'its flie r s propealor at the Gilson ,.airport. He re- have become familiar enougi villi the vari ceivoi emergency treatment at the MF3S ous instructors to categorize them al hospital. but wee. discharged the next ready, we hear. 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SQUADRON P That New York jitterbug and big time operator, Frank Slovak, finally gave the v/e hear Squadron P has put in a re g irls o f C arlisle a break by showing quisition for twenty crying towels. Betty that bashful big town style of his. After last Tuesday night Squadron B rec- He only dances fa st tunes until they're comraends that they also apply'for ten played, then it ’s just the slow ones. ■nair of dark glasses and tin cuds. As The boys of Squadron C think you can’ t you were; tin is a priority, so they had dance, Frank. best choose lead. ■ The other day a card arrived for Dan Boowne expressed the consensus of Squadron B when he said, "This was the 'R* ipsin with the most glowing tributes tnat one man could send to another; it best week-end y et." The only improvement ra.j signed "from an ardent admorer, U. we can reccowmend is to have a four day S lip sin .” j^eek end every week, j What has happened to "Golden Boy” 'e all have trouble shaving at 6 a.m. but no one has used tooth paste for iFirehammer recently? T-Tas he gone into shaving yet; how about that Layden? 1 the quiet lately.______^__
-PAGE 5 - Who was that sergeant of the guard Which are: from Conway who used an insufficent In the upper right hand corner of staff to raise the wrong flag without their free mail, Roland Smith and Dick firin g the cannon at reveille the ether Solberg write, riot "free", but "on the morning? Take a bow, Mr. S lipsin, house". Wilbanks Store, due to the many re Well, hurrah, Rosenthal fin a lly made quests, will again reopen with Bob f:Cow- the baseball team. How 'bout that sharp boy Lowther as master of cerimonies. Now job he did as waterboy during Monday’ s Fearless Scroxton will be able to get his game? Doctor ’’ells regularly again. Spectators on the dugout end o f the Being just a pvt. in the airforces Old East bleachers were amazed by a sud didn’ t prevent Farry Snyder from calling den cold shower during the game. A water a couple of flying captains to attention pipe burst directly back of the bleachers; when they failed to return his saLute burst with mighty spray, drenching the over in Harrisburg last Saturday. fans. Athlete Van Tuyle prevented fur a/S Herron says, "Do right and fear ther damage by heroically grasping the no man; don't write and fear ho woman." rupture with his bare hand. He held it Perhaps a certain A/S should try to until the plumbers came. Which was control the language of his g ir l friend; practically instantaneously. at least in public. Szitas had quite a "fie l”’ day over Squadron C again takes honors, even the long week-end. when it comes to a track meet. Last Mon Tillman's girl-friend, the "most day Bobby Lowther vaulted over the wire beautiful girl in the world", is coming at 12’ 6" and Slovak and J. D. Smith ended down tomorrow for the third straight up as the only runners in the half-m ile week. All the way from her homw town. event. Take a bow, misters. Paul Teagues 27th birthday this week The next time there is a trip or a puts him up with Stull as one of the party announced, count him out says Don two old men of the barracks. Sauer. He claims that the pretty g irls When w ill MacArthur Spellman learn couldn't even be passed off on a sailor. that one does not come to attention with Now that we have a standard gig lis t , his hands in his pockets! we of Conway expect that there will be a Gordon Tucker is beaming—his g ir l sharp increase in the amount of tours friend will be here a week longer thari usually reported by the lucky inmates he thought. Incidentally, why is it that here; they say a new broom sweeps clean. they ca ll Gordon "Smoothie"? He hear that while a/S Flink was Said Moore to John M itchell, WVhat waiting for his mother's train, he joined do you mean by eating up my share o f my ranks with two flying o ffice rs who de roommates candy?" cided to honor him with the b ill at the Over a week ago, Spicketts, Stack, Tropical Room; I 'll lend him two cents. and Spicer were uncerimoniously ousted Lfter looking at the many mistakes from their beloved 1st floor, 1st section on the newest gig sheet, we think that room ro make way fro group sta ff members. i? we are on the "Cadet System", the A/S Van Tuyle wrote a letter to "Doc Sav students should have the privilege of age" Turner's heartbeat. And Turner has stating any unfair gigs and have their not heard from her since. Could that be case reviewed by a student court composed a coincidence? o f either the Group S taff, or o f the The third time Ozzie Spicer ever was various squadron o ffice r s . on a bike, he rode 36 miles. Way out to Mother's little soldier, John Duryea, Laurel Lake. We hear that the reason Gets honorable mention as the "Sweetest" he is called "Ozzio" is because of his C.Q,. of the week. Say, how we would love Oswald Rabbit-liko fondness for carrots. them if they were all like that! Squadron D softball players hereby It's rumored that certain flyers challenge any team, or combination of of Squadron C have been practicing for teams in the 32nd CTD or surrounding terr the p atroons by leaping out of apart itory. They haven't been beaten yet. ment windov’s, without shutes. Are you listening? A/Sers Eich and Senke have been flo a t ing on a cloud since they heard their Me have our own opinion of a sergeant O.mO’ s are to v is it the fa ir city of v/ho puts his own roommates on latrine de ta il expecially when a dozen other guys C arlisle next week-end. Let’ s hope that ,fjre sittin g around too. Yeah, we mean they can float off those tours that they have piled up. you, .Air Cadet R. S. Spencer. A fine sp irit of 1c a.ccraoy has- por 11 Ely has the distin ction of having no cited D-* Former Sq we. Iron . .1 jutant. Per the most shapely legs in the squadron. kins an1. A/S Lt, Str.noo il hare been s ccn with sleeves rolled v.p and plenty details-. one certain 5th period geography i SQUADRON D class is driving certain of its members stark, raving mad. They come out mutter come Fifths of Julys, or Reigns of ing, "What's communism got to do with Terror, tdie men of Squadron D busy them- • 5elves with the simple pleasures, out of ’wind-currents?------Do apes have a free moving thumb?"'' ch-ich grow the whispers o f the moment. * ______•PAGE 6 - SQUADRON D (collet) isn ’ t wasting any time when he is writing his letters. Take a good look this week Bruce Stearns almost wore a hole thru end, boys. his finger when he laid aside his flute Why do dog lovers ca ll Ed Waldo and started hanging the band’ s bass drum. "Fearless”? As a parting shot, we would like to Our hot third baseman, Woodhouse, remark, gently, that ,?re like our hair cut fractured his leg during that ball game just the way it is----1/13 ouches' long, . Monday. Woodie sort of likes it out at thc hes p ita l, though, One of our notorious boys found SQBAI^OW JE cat that the 380 is twice around the track. The boys in Old East have discovered that "Police” does not mean that they are going to play cops ard robber3. Carl Wild really lived up to his name last week-end. Did you really apply for KhP. . Carl? Fred Whal has been trying in vain to disguise his Doc Savage-like "restless, gold-flaked eyes". A great many ,/Sers met new gals during the civilian reception on Monday. Mars was getting up his appetite So sorry we haven’t all the dope yet. again for action. This past week the Our new Dr. 'Veils representative, belligerents seemed ready, willing and Will Stevens, has really been on the beam able to answer his chew c a ll. of la te. He also has been seen doing a The United Spates opened up a new7 le ft flank with both feet o ff the ground. offensive in the South P a cific. The in We hear that g- a man Vase one ell is , vasion of Jap held islands along the has been sliding down walls. Will some fringe of the Nipponese Empire seems to one please offer an explanation? be a test on the practicability of taking Plaster casts and fifty pound weight the southern road to Japan proper. I f afe going to several arm swinging boys. we have to go through another Guadalcanal "Dudah" Zeller flaps ’ em as i f he were wo will strike from other points to trying to fly. time we qlso • have enough air bases in Warning to any of you other squadron the vicinity to protect our troops, and men who may be thinking of playing tricks to keep the enemy from greatly fortify in g on our S.C. at nite, or did you see him his position. The Japs have suffered run Shaffer? her. vy losses from, the first reports con Varnadc and Waldmier became very much ing in v T,rc ’ve sunk 11 warships and ten interested in Scranton last week-end, cargo -ships so far# or at least some girls from there. The Germans have started a late drive "Married l i f e has its advantages", into Russia, hut it has been noticeable sighs Dick Wicker, as he sees Whitmore by its lack o f progress, whether it is peacefully snoozing away his open post. an attempt to recapture the city of Voron Sight o f the week???? The new pipes ezh on the Don, or the beginning of an of Ryan White and Sherbourne. other drive south, is still to be seen. "Spike" Zwahlen may be one of our quiet members, but he hasn’ t missed a a private had disappeared from his Sat nite date yet. post and could not be found anywhere. His j Toubeaus, Toubeaux; the name haunts commander warned the populace that i f he me, but I can’ t think of anything to did not turn up safe and sound, they write about you, Earnie. would be severely punished. The next day Who laughed in room 406 during SMI? the private turned up in a somewhat in Just whwt is the fire hazard in there, ebriated, tho otherwise healthy, condition boys? This made little difference to the stern Most of the Squadron E boys have date commander and the government he represent now, thanks to Zetkov’ s Date Bureau, ed. That same day, the soldiers opened We are glad to note that J.J. Girard fire on the peaceful, people near the Marco has taken over a special drill platoon. Polo Bridge. The date was July 7, 1937. He promises to make soldiers of most of The invader was Japan, and the victim, those 2 week wonders from Atlantic City. China. The Japs opened the attack con fi R. "Tomer" Young, our imitator, is dent of a quick victory. The lit t le men happy again. Reason being that he has of 'Jippon believed the war trould be over some new material to work on. by Christmas of that year, for the Chi I f anyone living around the Flyers nese were poorly armed and not unified. can get to sleep before 2300 it is a sure This week the war entered it s seventh bet that they will dream of planes. yeai and the Japs are s t i l l looking for rhe actions o f Sledge and Rubidge that quick victory. They are now facing have earned them the t it le o f very oashfu' tae forces ol America and. England, as boys. /ell as those of General Chiang Kai-shek. 7fe want you to realize that D. Yazak The. Jap a are running out of new faces.
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No town of its size in the United Col.-Ec S. Gillespie, British Medical States can lay claim to as many historic Liais'.on officer recently returned from associations as can Carlisle-local the North African front, spoke to the fac citizens aver. Some isolated facts to ulty of the MFSS last week, Recnramenda- substantiate their asseition follows: i,w a s by one non in the fie ld for im Washington’ s Army provement of the medical service on the At southern end of College Street- fighting fronts were received. General Washington, Seeretaiy Alexander Hamilton and the cabinet, and an army of Vincent Lopez and his orchestra ded 8 ,COO men, encamped here oil Saturday, icated the July 3rd program of "Luncheon October 3, 1794 on their way to quell With Lopez," a -gr hour musical variety the Whiskey Insurrection. Army encamp show over Mutual, to C arlisle Barracks. ment extended north and east into Carlisle Birthplace "Lewis the Rother” CARLISLE BARRACKS HOSPITAL (The American Robin Hood) HAS RECORD NUMBER OF CASES FROM 32ND. 150 feet West on Chapel avenue, o ff South Hanover street-"Lemis the Robber” Dick Serven o f Squadron C was taken most colorfu l outlaw in American History, to the hospital following an ill-advised bandit, philosopher, coiner, philanthro leap from his upper bunk Friday morning. pist, organizer of the fir s t New York Broken ankle, they fear. gunmen, Litterateur and gentleman bandit, Wm. Carroll, Bernard Levowsky, and horn here, enlisted in army, deserted, Arthur Carrol, ”Tho have been receiving captured, sentenced to death, comuted, treatment at the MFSS hospital since the imprisioned in Hession Guard House at latter part of April are on the road to Army School, from where he escaped, pur complete recovery, -re learn, All three suing an astounding career, finally have been suffering from rheumatic fever dying wounded at Beliefonte jail, and recently appeared before the medical sincerely repentant, after writing his board for medical discharge advisement. life in a masterpiece of English and P fc» Arthur Wood, infirmary attendant moral philosophy. entered the barracks hospital for treat The (have ment and observation. Natural cave, one mile North of inter Jim Slade, also o f Squadron C, has section of Louther and West streets. Used •been making a rapid recovery from minor by Lewis the Robber, Indians, and Outlaws surgery at the same place, we are glad Rumor says there arc connections with it to report. under C rlisle houses.
Speaking of Orchestras, the MFSS JULY 5TH OPEN POST RECEPTION swing band w ill make an appearance in the SURPASSES LIBERAL EXPECTATIONS near future on the lawn near our P-X. It is an event we await with pleasure. Several hundred townspeople and relatives of 32nd students were present at the ball game at Biddle Field Monday morning. The cro^d increased after lunch and by the time of the formal review and .retreat ceremonies there appeared to be more visitors than students on the post. The open house period, during which time the v isito rs inspected the livin g quarters, saw a constant stream of people making the inspection under the direction of members of the group s ta ff. A great crowd of students and visitors' were pre sent on the lawn near the P-X during the concert by the orchestra and choir. In the evening ’hen the students were allowed open post a large contingent from the 32nd attended the show at Stark F ield .. As a matter of record, we feel it incumbent upon us to report the multitude of compliments the civ ilia n friends and visitors made regarding the attitude and Tie’ s been hanging around ever since orderliness o f the detachment. Joe Pitzinger stopped writing that "Historic Carlisle’ column."
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