VoL. 1. No. 38 Published Every Friday Drew Field, Tampa. Florida November 20. 1942 · RICHARD HIMBER BAND· HERE TONIGHT Turkey Parade at S. Sgt. George W. King GALAXY OF STARS TO ENTERTAIN Drew is Scheduled ON RADIO VARIETY SHOW _For Thanksgiving FOR DREW FIELD SOLDIERS Look at that turkey gobbler strut- right into the roasting At 8 o'clock tonight, the Coca-Cola show, headed by Rich· ovens of Drew Field's kitchens! ard Himber and his 17-piece orchestra, are coming to Drew It's Thanksgiving Day, 1942. No. Field. For this purpose the Maintenance Hangar at the corner yot1're hot home, but it's the of Tenth Street and E A venue has been opened and equipped . ~xt best . thing. The . Army is : seeing to it ·that you get a real ~ith a full-size stage. In addition to. the noted orchestra lead~ · hopest-to-goodness Thanksgiving ( er and his men, other musical stage stars will appear before di'hriei·. · · · 1 1 the soldier audience. 1 Take a look at ·the menu: I . Sara Ann McCabe, chosen · · I Breakfast: ! sweetheart of t h e · American Oranges, oatmeal, fresh milk, p X Off" H . Army, will sing her special brand scrambled eggs, bacon curls, toast, a • leer as . of swing. Other vocalists featured : butter and coffee; "f are Marjorie Lee and Pat Mar- . Dinner: 1 e 0 or u I e shall. Jack P_owell, the acrobat~c . Fruit cup, - roast i:urkey and I L d( I f I L drummer, Will perform on h1s cranberry sauce and dressing and drums. The Four Franks will giblets, gravy, corn, peas, stuffed What the corner drug store is dance. celery, tomato salad, bread, butter, J to the small town, the post ex- One of the features of the eve pumpkin pie, apples, grapes, cof- change is to an Army field. At ning will be the weekly broad fee, candies, nuts; I the post exchange the soldier can cast over station WFLA of the Supper: buy an ice cream soda, a pair of Drew Field Star Variety Show. Turkey soup, cold cuts, sliced ! socks or a bottle of fancy perfume This will bring to the stage and cheese, potato salad, sandwich for the girl back home. It supplies ~icrophone those talented sol buns, butter, chocolate marshmal him with all the extras the Army d1ers_ who ~ e re ch,een made directly from Drew Soldiers Urged to ] customers for recreational and FIeld. · other purposes. ·officers as well as enlisted men Use Proper Conduct I At the head of the post ex- are invited to attend. A section changes at Drew Field is Captain of ~he hangar will be reserved for Edwin P . Jones, a native of Penn- offH'ers. · When Furloughing! :;ylvania. He has led a varied and j Whil_e t_here is nothing definite mteresting life. As a boy he went Iabout 1t. 1t IS rumored that some Going on a furlough, are you? to New York Military Academy Tampa University girls will be in Or your outfit is pulling out on at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson for It~e audience. A1:d when soldiers, a troop train, is it? If so, watch four years, holding the rank of ,e-1rls and music get together, your behavior. In spite of previ · sergeant, lieutenant and captain. there's bound to be some dancing. ous instructions on the question I Later he attended Lehigh Univer- 1 · ~----- of misbehavior of military person------sity where he was a member of nel on trains and busses, many the R.O.T.C. and was elected a Morning Blackout Fails 1 member of the fraternal order of complaints CO?tinue to be brought Young Assistant To Stymie Drew Men to the attentiOn of the War De- He Was Under Phi Beta Kappa, the national col partment. . , lege organization for honor stu- 1 dents. A black()ut visited Drew Field . Misb~havior ci~ed inclu~es in- 1 at reveille time on Monday morn tox 1catwn, annoymg and disturb- AdJUfanfof Drew , For the next 17 years his busi- ! Fire Before; AI ness activities were centered I !nc:. As the !':dldiers were dressing ing civilian passengers, damaging F• ld p d around public and orivate ac- 1 to fall out for roll call, the bar- and defa<;ing railroad equipment, le romo e overrunnmg lounge c a r s on · 1 · Pe a Ir Harbor (Continued on Pao-e 2) · -,racks lights began to blink and, through trains, failure to comply "' shortly. they went out altogether, with state laws as_ to seating, im- Armistice Day was promotion ""'I:::::::::::;::::;m:::::;t:':: ''''":';;;;::;:;::;:;?r:tmrrrrmwt:m leaving the entire field covered d f d 1 "I've been under fire before," ,,,,, '''''' I. completely in darkness. pwper ress or _um onn, an gen- day for Lt. Clinton A. Davis, Base Staff Sergeant George w .. King, 1 off ::::::::::; m::n Dr-:! W men. hO\'.' tve;·, did not eral obnxwus d1sorder. , Assistant Adjutant. He traded of Columbus, Ohio: said, "and I'm Ipermit the blackout to stymie Such incidents, regardless of the his second lieutenant gold bars ready to go again if they let me." their- morning ablutions and number of military ·personnel in- for the silver bars of a first lieu- TwEnty-four year old Sgt. King, , breakfast. Roll call was. carried volve_d, create an l!n~av?rable im- tenant.. now section chief in the Commu- .. ) out by fiashlight, and men shaved, presswn of the diSCipl~ne of t~e The ··oung lie utenant- he is · nications Department of the base :; 1 wRs~eci and clPan<·d their teeth A_rm_Y and are a refle_ctwn of d1s- only 26 years old -comes from squadron at Derw Lield, did pub bv aid nf ·oencil f!a5hlights and Ciedit _upon the Service. . Houston, T~::xas. He entered the licity work for the Music Corp. 1 similar intltruments. The mtemper~te use of alcohol~c IArmy m Feb., 1941, at Hou:;ton. of America, Beverly Hills, Calif,, Nor were thev thwarted in their bevPrages, particularly on public He graduated from the· Officers until ~nt'O'rine- the Army on Mav Pfforts to satisfy their hunger. ca rrier~ , ma:y necess~tate the pro- C~n~hdat~ School, ~ir _Corps Ad- i8, 1939. a t Fort Logan, Col. ..The ,ll'i:::: :' .:;::[lji~ ·:-! :·) '::! Some mess halls were illuminated , ~nulgatwn of regulatiOns prohibit-, mm1stratwn, at M1am1, Fl~. , on first year and a half of his Army I P · 1 hv headliP:hts lifted by trucks and mg the sal~ of strndles all persons m the m1htary sen: 1c ~ . to Drew F1eld on July 5, 1942. On July 3, 1939, he was sent to. I ·Ncre used in others, while still <;;ond~tct usually charactenstlc Lt . .pavis was a departmental Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, wht>rc· .others resorted to kerosEne lan of mtox1cat~d mel?- _constitutes an head m the. Houston Sash and he joined the 27th Infantry. In terns. And those mess halls that 1 offense agamst ~uhtary law. Do_or Co. I;e IS th_e son of Mr. and March, 1941, he was transferred h'l.d no c;ourr:e of light waited un ---.-- M1s. C. \\. Dav1s: Route No. 9, to the Air Corps at Wheeler Field. +il navbreak to feed the chow Base L1brary to Open ! Box 1067 -A~~~ston, Tex. There ~e took a pve- ~o_n~hs rlines. - 111 Hawauan DIVISIOn The n ew Base Library Number course the I ·------1 NO DRAFT BAIT One will open next Monday, No- A I G t Pf F . I RadiO School. . vember 23, in-the Service Club at rmy S ·o C. a1res ,on Sunday mornmg, D_ec y, 1 CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. the corner of Avenue c and Sixth Numbers 1, . 3 and 5 1941, he was fast. asleep 111 }_liS Sgt. Donald Ike was home on fur Street. The library now boasts an barracks. Everythmg was qme! , lough when the stork visited his addition 2000 books covering a and peaceful. And then, at 7:5;J domicile. He wired his buddies variety of subject matter, fiction, Private First Class R. Harald a.,!11 .. tbmgs bega~ to pop loos ~ : back at the post: "No draft bait t~~mcal knowledge, biography. Faires, of Charlotte, ·N . C .. ha;: Suddenly I he~rd a b1g racket, CAPT. EDWIN P. JONES Istop Nine pound baby girl." h1story. All Drew men are invited found that most things happen to he said, m descr1bm$" the events to come into the library on Mon- him on dates which contain the of that f a t ~ fu I m orn mg. '-I man- day to inspect the books and to numbers 1, 3 or 5. He w as in- (Contmucd on Page 2) r egister for membe1"ship. ducted into the Army on Sept 15. >t------Army Urges Officers And Men ------; 1941, was transfe rred to Mac •1. ' I Ga., Oct. 13, to ihe Signal Corps ATTENTION! ECHOES I a t Drew Field. D ec. 13, and r e BLESSED EVENT To Take Out life Insurance· CORRESPONDENTS I ceived a furlough April ] ~ . 1912. Base S-3 was v isited by the 1 . He was transferred tc:> the op- stork on ~ -unda y. The bles::;e,cl . Due to the Thanksgiv jng tical cln' ISIDn of tne medical corps event C?CCUll ed t o Hele n_ H. Co\~- The 'Wa r Depar t ment urgco j den on orga nization commanders holiday. the nex t w eek's issu e 1 at Drew on Aug. 15. He w::>s hor. e I ard, w1fe of Lt. Hasse ltme Cow- Army off1ce rs a nd enlisted men to a nd m edtca l offi cers . 1 1 1 of the Echoes w ill go to press . on furlough a<> nin beginnino- Oct ard, an officer m the B ase Plans participate i n the National Serv- Insurance is available in sums a day earlier. For that reason 15 fo i· 13 ·day$:' - ~ · and Training Department, when ICe Life Insura nce progmm. ranging from $1000 to $10,000. The w e are advancing the deadline _____..,- a 7-pound baby boy was born to It IS pomted out that many of- 1 monthly premium on a $10,000 for company correspondence her in the Obstetrical Department ficers and m en h ave delayed mak-~ policy runs from $6.40 for an 18- one day earlier. Monday morn Before starting on a night m is- of MacDill Hospital. ing their applications until they year-old policy holder to $8.50 ipg is the deadline. Any cor sion study the details ofithe area· He was the third child born to I reach staging areas, preparatory for a 40-year-old policy holder. respondence· coming ·in late1· 0 . will, of . necessity . be deleted . . · ~~~~b~~~v~~e£, i;ol~hcpg~?'d~~~~~ ~~e ~o;:;~~ me.thLt &~~~rli:r: i?o~~~~g ~~~- ~~aes . i~~~rS:n~~e:~~: i iz~~r~in~~~~~~s;~~;:rna~r ed -and maps. ~tive of Aiken, s: C. 1 cations, placing Rn avoi«~le bur- 1by the Veterans. Admillistra.tiQ•. , iuii"ie~ce·-·Mak.ei .·<.• -- - ~ --P· .x.~~oFi=JcER Georgia_Tech :REPORT CARD f~l~f fill~~~~- ~~~~r
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1 "' 2nd REPT. CO. 5641h S.A.W. BN. 308th SIGNAL CO. (WmGJ. 17-0, .with five games taken b y clefa'Ul t. Softball:· on_e l o~ t and one 1 w on, '1-5 and 9-1 , w tth ftve games "B Lt-Tl, SPARKS by cicfault.· By S. SGT. TOM CARuSO By CPL. ROLPH FAIRCHILD ' I Next Sunday opens a week-and- . . . . Gather 'round, you J)owler s, a nd a-li'alf schedule of v olley ball After a rousmg !Jttle pep ta lk listen to the talc of T. 5 Edward games. This · t ime the b oys hope by Lts. Yates and Humphries, 1 C. Szczesny, the modest bowler for better luck in getting compe- y our correspondent takes 'his'·hat ,' from South Chicago. Had it not t itian. The n etmen, by . the way, ·. '"'; . b f . Cl · rr • got off to a good start m a prac- off to Lt. Humphries who <>ave.'US 1 een 1 a l tca"'o paper w e i· a rth 9th p · 1 t · w· " . ':' · ·.·/"._._ / never would° have known, per- tee ':'am_e ~I . te: 1 e1 m"' a swell talkmg to. Just m ·:~~~:~_! hap s , that Eddie did more than Satmdav afte1 noon. They won, you fellows don't know it / \~t:l · "like to bowl." . , 21-5 and 21-6. . . Humphnes is the man behin:Q; ~;ae ; : Now it turns out that Eddie is I · Tnp of the Week: T. 5 John M. headlin es of this coinpafiy{Y;:ij;'fi ~ l strictly from Big League. While· Cox and T. 5 Leo~ard E. Evans, other words, the right :~ b'a,r¥j:ei;i.J. home · on furlough recently, . he both yo u~h f ul _ lookmg characters, man of Lt. Yates, ouL_C:o :·,·r-::an1 :f;..dro pned ar9und to South Cl11ca- were boa1dmg the bus m St-: :Pete sure !ha~ af!et that :qiG"e~ f~: c!i~t jgo's Pia Mar aneys one Friday last SUJ_1da y, homeward bolmd: .f,.. .·. certam mdtviduals Of this. ·.¢om,.:l'·afternooiJ. · · . Dear L1ttle Old Lady tapned ~ · 5 pany will come· to se.. e ~~;t.li·¢:0:1~~ht' There ·he met Peter. Keil of Eyans on the sleeve, pomted to . Of It all. Get on t~ .. q~lj.- ~e~ts : Camp F orrest, T emi. Ke!l shaded ht~; c~ev,erons. . . · · That mean~ all of us·:··· · .. · . Szczesny for a 653, w1 th g_ames Ar en t yot!, 1athe1 ~ oung .to be J1 Say; I wtsh that someone w ill o.f 212,214 and 227. Ed clicked one of those? she asked. · straighten out PFC Kovach! Here 1right along, though, knocking out Before Evans could think of an is a fellow who's been snowed j games of 256, 189 and 206 for a answer to that one, . the. D.L.O.L. under with work and hasn't made 1641 tally. turned to Cox and mqutred how Authorized. Bo±±ler: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF TAlViPA any complain ts as yet. He cfe- A ~~ek later he again . broke . h~ got into the Army. T. 5. Cox, serves a f ew nights off a week. into prmt after bowlmg wtth hrs 31260214, tole~ her he goc h1s That isn 't asking too much for a sisters. Mary and Della. Szczesny mother's penmsswn to enlist. And T. w. RAMSEY fellow that is as conscientious as banged out eleven straight strikes kent a stratght fa ce. . LUMBER COMPANY he. My h at's off to you, John. a nd nine pins in the twelfth for a Cox's bruised ego got a build- . We Specialize In You'll get a break y et ... How 299. up a bit later, however, w hen h e j Air Base Bus about it,_ Beri·y ? That night he challengeda any nd Evans boarded the Drew Mill Work & Cabinets ! We c an furnish material for Speakmg of Sgt. Berry, did y ou of the bowlers in the Chicago Field btls in Tampa. A m yst erious Repairs and F. H. A. Loans .~ows notice how J:e feels Now Tt·ibune's All-Star L eague, but ~ e mal e came dow n the a isle, peer- Phone Y 1219 - 17th St. & 6th Ave Lines, Inc. llait Corporals Menzies and Stsko, found no takers. mg mto every soldter's face and '-.....~ Sgt. Holton have gone home The CompaJ1y's softball and muttering to h erself, "No, that's 30 Minute Service to ~ 1 on furlou gh? Not to forget our touch-football teams have had · not the one." · Flelds At All Holln! erstwhile candid.ate at the first 'nothing btit trouble finding conr- When she r eached . the rear of UNION BAKERY Com_mando School at P ensacola,. -petition. They are . pl ~ nty dis- the bus she looked long and ha:rd. "REAL CUBA~ llflE1\D OUR Flonda, S. Sgt. "Dutch" Helgen- 1 gusted with the sorrv end of the Then her eye lighted as she spot berg. "Dutch" is going to learn· East Side L eagu e la'st Sunday- ted Cox, who promptly got that SPECIALTY" . y the gruesomeart of the defensive another default. stricken exoression of a soldier and offensive tactics of· a Com- On Nov. 11 , Team B of the 501 1 quickly reviewing his past. 15,06 9th Ave. · Phone Y-4399 mando? B etter steer clear ~f him Sig. . A W Regt's Co. K failed: to ' Wit~ a smile the woma!l chuc_k 15 Minute Senica hnn under the chm, satd, . ,------'------. .when he returns. I wonder .rf that nroduce a team . . The same thmg. ed Dartnc Bub 110111'11 broken c:nga_gen1ent had anything happened l ast Sunday when Com~ '.'Lu cky you aren't . the one, sol to do wrth rt. Well, anyway, we nanv K's A Team failed to appear. dier." Armenia Floral . Gardens should·- all look forward . to his Thus the final league r ecapitu- Quit grabbing your fingers, Cox. return· because we're going ·to lation reads: Touch-football h¥o \You'll never get it added up. May be~e~i t from his ·experiences and, games played and won, 24-7 imd be it's that smile. ' Cor5ages· 'n E veryt hing trammg. Lots of luck, "Dutch."· ___..... ------:--- One of our lieutenants came to . . · the aid ·.of one of our . privates· ·-=Ph=.=s=r;.,=~-=34=1.=4:-=,o=o =A=rn=te=n=la=A=v=e·=· with ·the brilliant use of his We· ·Ico ·.m·e· to ' St'. ' Pe' te' rsb'urg'. ':------knowledge of Military Law. _From ______· ----- Flowers For Mother, the reports gatherc:d first . hat1d, I . wE a ··a , s "The World's MOST UNUSUAL DRUG STORE" Sweetheai:t or Friend. Call 3286 Lt. Boland h eld his Judge a nd I 128 Ninth St. South ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. Jury s p ellbound. Never was there .. · ' POWELL'S INC., FLORIST a more accurate an.d inspiring de- Presents BEAUTY CRAFT'S Newest Creation in _Wood Purses--"New l:)t. - - - Ph. 2524 fl~dse .Inubt ~P pret·h"10:usly. Lt. J?o-l·and Different-Made from the World's Largest Assortment of Fine 412 Tampa Member an , · e 1 teve ere ts no way 1 . .. .. Open 'Til 7 P. M. for any certain individual to, Domes±Ic and Imported Woods. A LASTING GIFT. . ~ -V.F.W. thank you. This small ~cknow l- I 10-inch PURSE Purple Hea1·t edgement comes from thrs corres- s pondent, the menjn this company who came to· like this particular · 3 11 9 5 'LAFAYETTE .HOTEL E. -'l:· CL.'\ Y, 2\lanager E. P. JOHNSON & SON private in whom you ·h ad faith - in, injust saying in .' "lain Amer 12-inch PURSE 120 'Vest Lafayette .Street Wat.chma.kers & Jewenen~ "ican terminology, "You're a right East Side of Bridge guy," OPEN UNTIL 8:30 P. M. 1st Sgt. Jones has put two fav $4.9 5 Phone )1-5388 orite dishes, Italian spaghetti and 21~ E. Lafayette -:- 'JI'ampa. a good '.ole st eak dinner . What, 12-inch HAND INLAY BAG Next To Ma.,nll&ttan Cafe no vitamin pills? Corporal Parella SERVICEMEN sporting a · c:ute-lo·oking mouse . .. Ran into "Sinkwich" Orchowsky $.7~50 Alfredo Y Familia . . ... forgot to evade one of his I Fancy Groceries - Free Delivery HENRY HOWKEE CO. kneecaps. Better luck the next MAIL ORDERS time, hi! You still have the foot 1601 N. HOWARD AVE. CHINESE HA...'IJD LAUNDRY QUICKLY DIAL H 25-564 ball team to make good in. What's . FILLED a mouse amon g_ friends, huh?. ' Satisfaction Guarautee J:~~~o!~~~r]R_:==: , ~ -,==~'==r.: :. :. · ==,~==· .· .R==:, ·:?;==· ~==. ~-::-l -- ~_h;___a_n_k--=sg::::::..._i_\)t_·n--=g_D_· ··· · ··_ _in----'-n_ · e_•. we again take rake in hand and\ '\<.·allow in the latest dirt do\v n B ase Medical Department way.( The detachment has grown to g argantuan proportions, and with m o:ot of the new m en 11earing the finish of their basic training they_ all anticipate their duties in the n ew hospital which is n earing I completion. F . Sgt. Harry Walters, writing I ENJOY AREAL from a Pennsy furlough, boasts of birds and bunnies; trophies of his!. hunting expeditions. Just so the bunnies didn't give him the bird. FEAST! . 1st Lt. Edward J. (Curveball) 1 Gonczy, acting Flight Sl!rgeon, is COMPLETE i·ecovering from a broken. digit after he put too much .. zip on qne . ~ of his fast ones. The Ba·se Medics will have to look around for more ~ athletic competitors since the e·x T-HANKSGIVING bdus of the 309th Sei·vice Group. ,~ Bitter as the battles were, they were always good sportment and DINNER I we'll miss them. · Sgt. Fred Evans is looking for I 11 ~upl e of good d etectives he Served With All The r \ ire for a h alf a buck or so to c..:·ail the thieves who purloined his bird dog from his. Harrisbm'g Trimmingsu back yard. Fred is plenty upset. 1! Since Cpl. Jimmy Ca in's return FROM 11:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. . from Atlanta, he is only interested I l in blue envelones at mail call. She j must be very literary minded to ·H0 • ·E L dream up .two sev.en-page letters J I a d~ y ,Jim. DA N To all · concerned: · Sgt. James f L·0 ·R·I 1 Cruickshank's apartment is now . · ' • . ; I 1 open with continual open house. !,. ___...;.... ______---.,: Drop around .in the morning for ham and eggs as you like 'em. I If at anytime when passing the I 1 1st sergeant's office you hear DINNERS 1 · moaning and groaning, you'll l\I E;>n ts, PouUr~·. G ro,ceries! ~nd : know that Corporal Rocco is again I nelica'te·sse·n. H ·erri·ng, ·Lox a-nd a n 1d'riils "(if fish , st'ric'tly f r.es·h. 1 looking for a t ypewriter to get !••!••!••!++!••!++!••!••!••:.. : .. :••! .. !++!••!••!••!~!++!++!~·: .. :••!••!••!••!•*!••!••!•~!•t:! .. !••!••: .. :••!••!••:· -•!++!••:.. :••!••!••!••!••: .. :1 working again •so he may keep up • •:• W-IXE, BEER, SAND.W'ICHES ' the efficiency of the 1st Sergeant's :i: SERVICE MEN! ' :!: FiNMAN'S KOSHER office. .:. ·:· MARKET · Congratulations are in or.der to :_:.:.: You'll Enjoy Our ·Full Course :.!::. , Corporals Kovler and True who OLD FASHION O'nly J{os11er 1\la.rl(et 'in Tampa 928 E. Broadway ·Ph. _M56-153 1 have just been. a p p o 1 n ted . •:• •:• 11:.! Bloc l'- E a st of Neb~ash:a Ave. : sergeants. Nice ~-oin_g, _bo_ys . HOME COOKED :~: THANKSGIVING DINNER :~: SIG. HO. & HO. co.: 9±h F. c. · THANKrG•vaNG. ::: ·:· J • I ·:· Served from 11 A._M. fo 9 p.m. - ::: "The· Bugl·e (:~II"U · .: . . . •.• "lVIanhattan's • THANKSGIVING ::: 1 D I N N E R 8 5 c ·:· FERNANDEZ . By SGT. MIKE DODD · Entree- Celery I=.~:. M A N H A T T A N · C A F E hav~;~a~~Sbeen :!: ·: The new supply officer of our I . Vegetable Soup , .:. . the Talk of the •:• 'RESTAUR-ANT : company is Lt. John H . Connolly., Filet of Fish. Tartar Sauce .:. 210 E Lafaye:Ue S±. Open Day and Ni±e Town'' •:• CU:ban SandWiches ·A Specialty : who came into the organization i Roast Turkey, Dressing and •!· ·~· 1216 Franklin St. through OCS after a year and 1· Cranberry Sauce ..:-:-:· ··:-:-:-:••!••!••!••!••:-:-:••!••!••!••!.. ..!••!••!••!••!••!-!••!••! 4 ~ three months as an enlisted man. Salad- Spanish Mix •!••!•·:-:-:-:-:••!••!••!••!••:-:--:-:··~: !••!••!~!••!••! Twenty-four years old, he is a Dessert- Egg Custard · graduate of Seton Hall College. Choice of Drink · All Service Men are Welcome j wl1~r e he studied :journalism, Service Men '" Officers - Families Also a. fin·e BARCELONA CAFE 1 wh1ch, next to an All1ed v1ctory, , FOR REALLY GOOD FOOD AT MODERATE PRICES . ,<;;jPANISH RESTAURANT is his major interest. He aspires : SOc Tu1·key Dinner to a career in journalism and has PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE-FOLLOW THE CROWD TO Wines and Liqu·ors , his eye upon a reportorial berth Phone S2142 Open All Night FRANKL! N STREET 4714 Nebraska and Osborne on the Wa-shington Post when the I , war is over. He has specialized in RESTAURANT feature writing and has 'been lan BAYSHORE AND JULIA guage -editor of a newspaper. 1406 Franklin Street 'MODE.RATE (Whisper: He met a cute girl re Steak, ·s·ea ·Food, Chicken Dinners PRICES GOODY c~ntly over at St. Pete). Mu~ic is ·Delicious Sandwiches one of his hobbies; he plays both THE PLACE TO EAT piano and trumpet. He's from N.:J. . . . 1119 FLORIDA A VENUE . ·Whe-e-e! Just watch 'em go up. FRA·NK .:RU .TA-.. 9 Est. 1925 Sgt. Di'Ck Brennan, our .f..Cting · 1~ * * f:jgt., now sports a rocker. We. STAR KOSHER Of New York, and Former Chef at EJ. Trocadero : hope that he'll be wearing three o:EUCATESSEN up and three down before long. All Kinds of Herring, Lox and OPENS HIS OWN PLACE se·rvice Men Alwa ys Welcome It used to be Pfc. Bill Smith, but Smoked Fish. Imported and Do SpeCializing in SPAGHETTI and RAVIOLI mestic Ch,eeses. Km;her Wines. Sulphur Springs Cafe ·riot anymore. Bill is now mess All Kinds of Sandwiches sergeant, and is doing a fine job We Specialize in Home Cooked Open Till 11 P.M. Hyde Park Spaghetti House of it . .. Two cor--...,rals recently 103 Hyde Parli Ave. :: BEER AND WINES Food, Chicken, Steak and sprang into being: Cpl. Sam Le 805 Gr. CenfraL Ph. H 29-842 Chop Dinners vinson and Cpl. Alvin W. Seibel, Surpl111r Springs, Arcade Did~. · ' who's furloughing . . . 5 new Pfc's • grace our roster. They are Albert , Hartman, R!ldolf Holub, John Welcome Service Men avis Plate Lunch · L~a n , just back off furlough, Manuel Garcia, Jr.'s J a. ':1 .Rizman, and James Wages. W e Serve the Best 30c Lunch in Tampa (Uatulations to these fellows ·Nu-Way Restaurant Only the Finest Qmlllity of Foods Used Spanish Restaurant D A LA CARTE SERVICE who've done r ight well by them For Good Food at 915 Tampa af Tyler selves. POPULAR PRICES 306 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE M 64-913 Gag: His tentmates had a good 713 GRAND CENTRAL Ph. M 52-073 Tampa, Fla. laugh as the little man tried on his overcoat which was one of the famous sizes- too big- and "Soldiers ·l j-1 nvorite Eu'ting Plnce" started grining. "You can have STEAl(S AND CHOPS The Tavern Bar and Grill ; it shortened," they told him. But A SPECIALTY I HOT AND COLD LUNCHES ·it was not the length which wor Spaghetti a Specialty ried him. He pointed to the collar, ELI T :: E ·spreading far ont over his shoul- RESTAURANT I LIQUORS-BEER-WINES ders. "How can I fasten bars on j TA~IPA AND T'\VIGGS STS. L.3_1_1_F_ra_t_tk_I_in_s_t_._Ph__ o_n_e_s_9_4_o_. my shoulders under this?" l FORA BIG SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING 'DINNER ALWAYS WELCOME ~------~'Hotel Hillsboro Florida Avenue at I' GO TO THE Frank J, Hynes, Manager Twiggs St. , EL BOULEVARD SULPHUR SPRINGS CAFE RESTAURANT suLPHUR sPRINGs, ARcADE BLDG. GAsPARILLA TAVERN II Service Men Welcome / Finest Spanish Foods - Best ,!;...------~ COLONIAL GRiLL · . . of Liquors - 2001 Nebraska THANKSGIVING DINNER THE CHATTERBOX VALENCIA GARDEN Enjoy I± With Us Chicken and Steaks Restaurant Real Italian Spaghe tti WE SERVE THE FINEST OF CHILD CAFE SAXDWICHES • DRINKS - LIQUOHS SPANISH FOODS 501 Franklin Street Tampa, Fa. Abba Dabba & Band Nightly 811 Grand Central 707 S. HowMd Ave. Phone H-3757 Phone H-3773 9 Page 8 DREW FIELD ECHOES November 20, 1942 • Need J!elp With Baseball Clinic Now v · .. -- -o~ - ~ L. ? Open ··To . All Drew . ~our ·· · - - - ·•z)-t ·.. - - zs · t . ~ H_orsebide Swatters We'd Be ·Willing and Able! T he big b aseball clinic. under the direction of the Physical Tr aini~ g Office and conducted by s uch baseba ll personalities as Pauli D erringer, Butch Henline and I P aul Waner, got underway h ere j on Tvesday afternoon. 1 The: three ball _players conduct- j eel a l'Otmd robm d tscuss!On on · the history of baseball. pet·sona1i-l ties of such famous players as P eppe1· Martin. J immv ·wilson V_ande,· Mee1·, Cad Hubbell, Joh1~ McGra w. Mel Ott, Llo:v·d Waner and a little personal interest story on each other. The trio also brought out the value of baseball to the army as exerctse ·and a moral builder and that it is the greatest national pastime of all American sports. After the discussion on base ball's impo_rtance, the three play 38Sth SIG. CO. (-AVIATION) SELECT YOUR · GIFTS FROM . ers went mto the· discussion of .picking a team and_ the requisites SUB-DEPOT SUBS of a ba ll player. De1'ringer talked ~ TAMPA'S LARGE-S'Tf MOST at .length on what makes a good "WILDCATS" ball pitcher. Waner discussed the Well; did Nell Rawls make a By PFC. CYRIL COATES requisites of a good fielder and liar out of me, or did she? Told PC 0 M LET E ASSORTMENT! hitter, while Henline took up the me she had no intentions of be- department of catching and um coming Mrs .. Brown until the war The company hiked to Egypt piring. was over and then up and married lake last Thursday. Arriving there . Also brought out in the lectures on us last Thursday night. Buck softball, swimming, mass athletics If You Neecl Personal Help Ask wer.e the importance ' of signals happened to_get a few days leave, and Indian wrestling were the .and strategy and the value of and Nell dec1ded she couldn't wait order of the day. At Indian wrestl these two things in winning any longer, so she grabbed him ing what was it that Lt. Guest For Jane Lee, Our Personal games. The br a ins on the bench while the grc_1bbing was good. ha d that Lt. Sweeney got. Sgt. has a l ot to do with the kind of There have been rumors that Mullen, our much m aligned Mess Shopper! record the t eam will m a ke. Other the Forrest O'Briens are contem- S%t:, proved it ''\<\-·asn't so," pro things brought out by these three plating seve1·ing the ' holy bonds v1dmg super-duper service in the I m en of baseball \Yere t raining of, matl'imony. To all you females wayof hot-on-time chow. Hurrah! SERVICE MEN'S GIFT AID h abits. p ractice, interoretation of wno have been spreading this Sarge, we knew you would com e rules: umpiring t echnique, base gossip, be assured that it is n ot · through. · runnm g and the manY other so. I spent the w eek-end vv ith the Pvt. Tony Chmelar got back angles of playing basebail. O'Briens and have never seen a from Ius emergen cy furlough· BOOTH MAIN FLOOR Beg[nning December 1 there happier couple any p lace. Too gr anted htm to harvest his crop. bad that m ore of our men are Tony gave quite a lecture on the will be two softball leagues run Just Inside Our Tampa Street Entrance in connection with the lectures. not fortunate enough to get a boss ca re and raising of corn. \Vas the I like Mary Louise. mterest shown promnted by They ~vill be kno\Vn as the D er rural ringer and Waner 1eagues, and .'0le certainly have a jev,.-el in corn or urban '·corn"? . the ba ll players will assist in run Nma. Williams. How that gal is· In the middle of the 11eavily j ning these leagues. Henline will workm&" 0!1 the pay roll. Wot·ked scheduled training week, time was MAAS assist in instructing the catchers three mghts in a row until 11:00 taken by. the company to observe and umpires. He is a former big P_- m. to get the payroll out on a one-minute silence in honor of league catcher and now a umpire tnne. We appreciate this, Nina. Armistice Day. It developed that in the big circuit. don't go killing yourself A lot of interest is being shown ~~~- t fo1~ G~eal~~a/?1~1\h~ e ~~~~~g ~ n~~ J~~ l BROTHERS here by the men of Drew. Come We now have a Fire Dept. in Old Guard still stands. out and hear these men. Su?-Depot. Joe Quinn is Fire The company, having completed) . ------1<------Ch~ef; Perry Steele Ass't Fire their basic training, have now J · · C~11 e f; R1nehart Fire Marshal· been segregated in to various ·:-:-:-:.. :-:-:-:-:••:••!++!••!••!!•!••:-:••!••:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-·-:-:-·-:-·-· .. • .. ~ ...... _. Nicholas Ass't Fire Marshal · San~ classifications and will start their •'· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • --; C. Ande;·son, Sec'y to Fire Chief; "B" Stage training this week. It ·i· BOB'S OPEN EVENINGS •i• EX(LUSIVE NEWS! and John R. Parrish, Inspector. is an insniring sight 'to $ee the ::: . :;: All Department Foremen and nightly letter writing being ne- •!• •i• Dept. heads are Captains of their glected for Signal Compa ny stud- •i• A •:• FLASH NEWS! respective groups. There are 17 ies. Go to it, boys. ::: St •:• SIGNAL CORPS SOFTBALLERS groups to t<;~ke _care of any fire 1< • ri~y ~( ANNIHILATE 111 I ... ore AIR CORPS that may occur the vicinitv of EVERYPAy DAy BUYMORE :i: a . the Sub-Depot. . • WARBONDS AND STAMPS. ,:. :t•- ~h ere have been many com- I ·.i.· Complete Line Military Supplies For The Needs Of t.·l plam_ts about the Supply Dept. SE".I"-OLE gettmg all of the attention in this "-'- ., ' ' . SERVICE "8- 4" • :~: MEN . ::: [ col_umn. I have pleaded for ma- SOUVENIR & JEWELRY : • tbertlal from the other D epartments, :!: EXPERT TAILORING :;: ------~------u . no one will give out. I only Lh·e and Stuffed Allig-atot·s • L207 E f S • lk~ow what goes on in Supply. Flotida Souvcnit·s-C;uios :i: • a ayette treet Tampa ::: •Medicos lead In If\\· auldanyone l1ke tohas see anythiin theng colun1n . ~hey 107 E. Lafarett~ St. · ·-·'-'!-:-:-:··:-:-:-: .. :-:-:··:-:-:••!••!••:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:••:.::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-~ ••• please bring it to me (Ralpl~ Hancock) and I'll see that it gets VETERAN ARMY TAILOR The A~ i (o r p s proper attention. . JERZY HRYNKIEWICZ . Since the trailer service went -DIXIE mto effect, thet~e have been 111 Cleaners . . Laundry Blouses, Pants, Shirts Made to Order _VoUey Ball loop man~hours lost, due to the fact Laundry, IDe per Pound. Washing by Hand, 24-Hour Servi~ that they run so infrequently. Phones: l\1-1036, 4232 OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 430 W. LAFAYETTE S~ The D·etached Medical Depart W ts h something could be done to . m ent team "A" grabbed the lead eliminate this. I'------.....! in the first week of play in the EVERY PAY D1