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The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
QUIZ ANSWERS
- Henry l. stimson

r a. H#hHAfAafAfAAH
y Ten per cent Increase OF base
pay after four years service and
an additional five per cent IN
crease for each four years ser
vice thereafter. until a maximum
OF rs per cent increase over hasc
pay has been reached after l6
years
} rive per cent iucreare Of
base pay after three years ser
vice and an additional five per
cent increase for each thrco years
service thereafter, until a maxi
mum of so per cent increase over
base pay has been reached after 30
year
A. Midget combat cars. powered
by oversize motors. driving and
steering through all four wheels
Carries four men and hristles with
.4e-calihre machine guns. 40
cali6re machine gum hand gren-
AIDES and moke candles Can ira
vel so miles an hour over favor
Al le ground and can cover all
types of rough country,
81 There are seven grades OF
enlisted mon A few exceptional
men may advance beyond the
grade oi master sergeant to be-
come warrant officers
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
302nd School
Squadron

The orderly room Is rapidly BE-
ginning - iook iiks a. office Ths
wooden tables are giving way 70
modern sieei dsskf. and chairs are
iakinz ihe place ~ wooden bench
e. Under these eIrcumslsnces and
N the new addiions. the Office
force 0Iii be better sble 10 cope
alth Ire tremendous amount ~
HorS inal passes through THIS Of
Ire.
ift SGT Frederick G. Reinhard
has been busy the pssi week tax
.nE ezams. having pictures tzken.
etc. Tor MS appointment 70 Var
rant Officer. Good luck, Sergeant.
During the past week. the
squadron io@t five men " The
Flying Cadets. Pyts. Earl ID. smith.
Howard ). Heller. Ralph L. HAYS.
Edward Gillespie and sgt. Robert
v viii. These men are Just part
Of the sauadron's contributions To
make the Rising sun Sink Re-
low the Horizon Good iuek. fsi-
lows, Keep I'm Flying
S. Sgt Michael harrison would
Ike % have Womsns intuition
Sergeant Harrison recently pur-
chased new suit OF clothes then
came the war Its going 70 make
beautiful hand me down
Mike BY Sgt. Johnny A. Afford.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
304th School
Squadron

We welcome TO the ranks Of the
Pies, Pvts. Torrance Foley, Johl
Steiner. Burton Hswn. Larue Da-
Wis. Frank Myers. Louis Pelc,
Michael Vercheak, Harry Decker
and Charles DAntonio. Specialists
ratings were given to Pvts. Eu-
gene Eberhardt. Merlin Noel, ST.
mon Kenton, John Meyer. Wood
row Shivers, Robert Gulpepper,
Ernest Davis and Vernon Coxwell.
Pvt. Stewart A. Cohen is keep
Ing his associates in a perpetual
dither and state Of humor with his
efferyescent wit and "punny" re-
marks. One OF his passengers In
the plane Cohen has been flying
Corp. Raymond =. Smith-was
pessimistie as to the outcome of a
flight. But now Smith sings why
Don't We DO fhis More oftens.
Strangely enough. his tune Is still
the same after his second and third
flights with Private Cohen.
We are happy TO have in our
midst again, some 200 members
OF this organization who we're
quartering with the 397th,
Pvts. Emery c, Ackerman, Mer-
lin J. Noel ard Ernest W. Staple
ford In the mail room are begin
ming to feel the rush Of the Christ
mas season, despite their new
setup. The s04th carpenters, Pvts.
George c. Williamson and Robert
l. Armentrout. really outdid
themselves In building larger
counter and more pigeon-holes for
handling the mail. Pvt. Ackerman.
however. says he doesn't mind
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
3o7th School
Squadron

Capt. 7. J. Heat has been as
signed 10 the 5p7th School Squad
ron and has assumed command. He
Is relieving Capt. A. J. Mason. who
IS waiting new assignment.
A great change has taken place
recently In the appearance Of
Block 81 since the boys dug out
stumps and leveled the ground sur
fa@e.
Grades7 Yes, the squadron has
them. S. sgts. Charles ". Gstlin.
Emmett W. Collins and Earvin II.
Suiterfield have been promoted TO
Technical Sergesnts. Pfc. Howard
J, Wolfe has been made Corporal.
Pvts. Henry 3. Reed Jr. and Geo.
NJ Ashby have been made Pri-
Yates First Class.
Sgt Lloyd N. Drake is the proud
father Of baby girl Congrstula-
tons, Ser aant-By Pfc. Walter
c. Dewitt.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Christmas
Comes TO
keesIerFie

fsaHfnuss ffr~ nHsHs1ins rage
Geek ~ feF Rockies program
sfih ihe Military HaIds ard other
gagnF isdes distributing The
god - % - soidIeFs
= Yaa happen - ssie1rsis > BIT
don't bs shocked sn51ld you see
a. h1nest=fa- goodness Christmas
tree On Fourth street parkway.
ncns hradquafiers Tne tren wiil
- planted tonight by MAYOR
Braun and is - be decorated
tth electric lghis
col BROCK DIRECTS
The program of entertainment
q. largely under ihs direction -
Col Arthur " Brock jr Com
mand ng officer Mai Leon r.
Braanteid MAJ john e PlghettI.
Chaniains Gtsrhafi. Zei.ner and
nshafn representing ths posi. Mr.
Louis Link Red Cross Representa-
usF Here. Mayor Louis Braun q
p iaa Warren Jackson ~ ne b.
lasI Chamber - Commerce. the
Re- r A nrMii.fr Mrs L p
1aa1n. Mrs Louis pr.ngie Mrs
r Il Heeman. Mrs J Barter and
M.ss Sarah Kennedy
Many faaadrons on the field
hats Chrisimaf trees In their or
de- iy rooms and q number Of pTi-
tafe parties have becn planned
Efrn ihe lads in the FIRE house are
contributing their share 20 the fun
S-sEt Gus TinsleY is "a act as
Santa Claus -Rhtskefs and all
Ths Chr simas holiday Will also
be celebrated by civilians work
InE here. az field holiday has
been deHIRnatsd from noon today
Until Friday
Al the festivities available 70
soldiers won't end with lonights
celebration Tomorrow, ar open
house is scheduled At the Biloxi
Community House A Christmas
dance VIII be held there Saturday.
Al through next week lasting IN
NoW Years Eve - continuing
through Il naturally the larg-
est reereatinnal program ever held
for Kcosler Field men has been
planned
Yesterday Christmas parties
we're held AZ the pizstu Pavilion
and Bay View Homes while Mon
day the WpA arranged a party
for so men at the 'i1atu Pavilion.
Naturally. Kecslor Field isn't
The only Army post holding a
celebration Al Fort Harrison,
Santa Clau4 will be finger printed.
before he is issued a
pass TO get in p the gates Chan
ute Field is holding a puppet
show
Some posts. y little larger. n lit
Tie older. may have more i'm
press.ye festivities But rest as
sured Koesler Fields wish for y
Merry Christmas and a Lappy
Naw Year TO its friends at home.
to Is buddies n the Paciiic--all
over the world is no less sincere
than any other soldiers.
Merry Christmas,
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
310th School
Squadron

Pvt. William II. Warren begins
his pilot training course for flying
cadet Best wishes. Bill, and we
all hope you Keep En- Flying "
The 3i0th School Squadron
Wings OF Victory chorus, under
the direction Of Pfc. Roscoe B.
knight. sang at the Community
House IN Biloxi at Christmas
party last week. The trio, com
posed Of Pvt Milton Franks. bass;
Claude Keefer, tenor, and John
Alexander sang several selections.
rhe trio has had other appear
ances in the past month at the
Biloxi Lions Club, Military Maids
dance and the Protestant Church
services on the Post for the last
ew Sundays There are about 25
men in the chorus.
Pfc. Clinton G.. Gentry returned
10 the squadron last week after
spending two weeks In the Camp
shelby Hospital, He's glad 10 be
back.
Men in Flight Al and ~ were
happy last week, now that they
know that some OF them have
qualified FOR school There were
many happy faces among them.
glad Of the opportunity 10 learn
how 10 service and keep the Az
Corps planes flying by Pvt. Ben
J. GesinE.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Both School
Squadron

Congratulations were in order
tbs week following promotion Of
ist sgt lack l.. Kinney TO Tech
sgi.. and the arrival OF S. Sgt.
Thomas J Miller, who took a
transfer and subsequent promo
Ton TO First Sergeancy.
Teen Sgt v. Z. Botkins is smil-
ing on his promotion to Master
Sergeant and with this trio OF
happy personages, the air here
abouis should become blue and
aromatic with fragrant smokes"
Hint Hint.
Barraek II this week won the
touch football tournament among
the barracks Of this block. Speak
Ing Of contests, the Toys are try
ing 10 put on series OF amateur
shows, and TO develop some Of the
talent now dormant. Pvts. J.
Sohaack. and his trained stooges,
Pvt. VI, Rothman and Pvt. ID.
Campbell, won first place on the
first show with their excellent ex-
hibition Of professional tumbling.
Note: The boys are available for
booking.
A party was held last week for
the fields softball champs, and
for the winning barracks in the
weeks competition CAPTAIN Doug
lass and ist II. w. X. Watson
were the guests OF honor. Reei-
pients Of special invitations were
the men who during the week had
shown outstanding athletic leader
ship and those who were leader,
in setting exemplary standards
FOR the others to follow-By Corp
Philip Ricger.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24

with the 100 per cent coopera-
ton Of The student members Of
this squadron, Ii. Maurice NJ.
Greenwald. assisted by 8. SGT.
Dwight !. Gilroy, Is getting the
athletic program into full swing.
Construction i almost completed
on two badminton courts. two vol
ley ball courts. an outdoor boxing
ring, and a basketball court. Al
ready completed are four ha-se-
shoe pits. and the participants are
pairing off TO decide a champion.
A large scale entertainment pro-
gram was planned by End 1t. Carl
Lutz. assisted by T. sgt. Thomas
r Duncan. S. Sgt Norman r. Ep-
person and Sgt Downing 4. Webb,
FOR tomorrow Bridge and plnoehle
games, ping pong tournament,
and lavish musicals presented
by members OF the squadron will
De offered. Besides having excel
lent entertainment, prizes will be
given TO winners OF all contests.
BY Pvt. Selden s. Williams.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
309th School
Squadron

The men OF the 3o9ih School
Squadron are ayidly awaiting the
Christmas holidays. Many Of the
fellows have invitations to spend
Christmas day at various private
homes in Biloxi. Gultport and
vicinity.
The chief topic for discussion
seems To he how Santa Ciau. will
he able 10 make II down these slim
chimneys on the barracks, and
how small these G.. I. socks seem
at this time Of the year.
S. Sgt Roy r. Walker has made
application for Officers Training
School Good luck. Sergeant Your
admission TO the school may come
as a helated Christmas present
Since every one seems full Of
the Christmas spirit, I'll sign OF
and get in the swing by finishing
my shopping BY Pfc. Ralph
,yinland.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
The Chaplain Speaks
~ The Rsv. Kenneth N. Gesrhari.
1st ~ Chaplain

THIS is the eve OF Christmas
The Term. Christmas. grows out Of
two word. Christ Mass II is
a festival, not OF any commercial
appeal in ia origin. but IL Is en-
urelY religious II is the time
when Christians. he world over,
come m humility 10 The Place nf
God and recall thai God. in his
groal and divine knowledge. came
a. a Baby n a mangcr 50 that
man, FOR iime memorial. could
understand that which he later
could teach
our Blessed Lord could have
come as a spirit lie did not wish
TO do this because He wished that
His should be a natural religion
He came rs a Babe. even a. you
and ! arc born, lie ate and grew
up. even rs you and grew up.
lie War only different from US
in that lie is Gods Son. The An
gcis n, mn was GLORY 10 God In
the Highest let Us ~ this Holy
Season. hymn God ~ did the
angels
All The Chan'ains wish you
a blessed and Joyous Christmas.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
400th School
Squadron

From boxing gloves to batons,
from guitars TO goalposts, from
songwriters to song-stylists, 40oth
School Squadron has them all
list 1t. Albert Mcconnell. Squad
ron Commander, has announced
his personal encouragement and
coopera ton for any talented mem
Der of his squadron.
The Lieutenant, OF Msnzhsn,
La, is a graduate of louisiana
State University. Before going into
active service, he was an agricul-
tural engineer.
Pvts. Max Bstson. pianist grad
uste Of the LSU school OF music;
Johnny Kopecky tJohnny Hills),
nationally known composer; Car
veil Mullins, ex-pugilist: Sgt.
Johnny Naylor, Spanish Guitar;
Pvts. Richard De Filippo. violin
ist and orchestra leader; PERISH
ing Mondorff. University OF Mary
land baseball, basketball, football,
and soccer star, and Nat Musi-
cant, drummer and former "maes-
tro," are among the select group
OF men who are working under
Lieutenant Mcconnell.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
308th School
Squadron

The following men OF our squad
ron have returned from l5-day
furloughs: Corp. Thomas Dreng-
son, Corp. Harris Van Antwerp,
Pies. Roy E. Ollie. Donald Larch-
cid and Robert Fitzgibbons,
lst Sgt. Keller Ishmael, deciding
that he needed a little exercise.
purchased himself a shining red
bicycle. He now can be seen rid
ing it daily to and from work.
s. Sgt. Orrin r. Fink was unex-
peetedly called home by the ILL.,
ness of his mother.
The barbershop in our block is
now open for service, which is
an added convenience for our men.
Credit must be given to our
mail orderly, Pc. Milfred Num-
merdor and his assistants, who
are doing a good Job OF handling
the rush mail for our squadron
BY Pvt Charles w. Clark.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
411th School
Squadron

Capt. S. D. Rains. ist 1t. r. S.
Blocker and Sgt William LsDage
extend to all members Of this
squadron their best wishes for .
very Merry Christmas.
The five men who returned from
furloughs this past week are rabid
followers of the philosophy that,
Those who hesitate are either
lost or don't get furloughs."
Now that the ping pong table II
erected and all the fellows have
had plenty Of time TO practice,
everything Is set for a tournament
TO determine the champion. A
nominal entry fee Of 10 cents
would pay for prizes for the
champ and the two runners up.
and such prizes as cigarettes or
csnteen books might be worth
shooting for. Lieutenant Blocker.
the Squadron A d r officer, 10
always glad To help and IL anxious
10 challenge the winner.
Now that Pvt r. E. Watson's
plane Is completed and. what's
more. II actually glides, the boys
are debating on whether TO name
him Wilbur or Orville. Fame Ger
tainly catches up with great men
in hurry.
The day room Is now supplied
with several current issues Of
popular magazines. These were
purchased with money taken from
the slush fund. This is only the
beginning so don't forget the slush
fund on pay dsy.-By Corp. W.
J. Denkewalter.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Propwash From the Fields Squadrons

bers ~ this outfit. there was
gfuublinE for minute and then
the firm resolution % get this fhi- ,
over with . we could e home
for next Christmas.
Although thi IL small outfit,
the rush n mail this past week
has been 50 heavy that Mail Or
derlY Orviile A. Adkins has de-
eided TO get & . CT three helpers
to sort and hand out the 500 odd
letters and The 80 or so-edd pack
ages We receive every day. On.
well. o. A. keep the chin up,
all good workers get their just
rewards, sooner or later,-By PVT.
John {. Hzldeman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
393rd School
Squadron

The 393rd School Squadron Of
flee personnel consisting OF Sgts.
Earl A. Stearns, Amos n Farris;
Pvts. Gordon NJ. Bateman,
John Ainsworth, Jiles BabcocK,
Vernon Almond. John Gangi
and yours truly are working long
hours. One reason might be that
we have one Of the largest Pc
manent party organizations on the
field.
Corp. Max Rosenthal. the squad
ron's regular busy bee as super
visor OF maintenance, has more
than he can handle. repairing
everything. plus making writing
desks. yolley ball courts and desks.
One Of the l3 Master Sergeant
ratings recently awarded went o
our Tech Sgt John Bischoff. What
comes next, Bischoff7
Come one, come all to see Hit
ler's tomb in our squadron area,
and we're not kidding. Many have
come to see 1t, why not you?-By
Corp. George J. Alexiou.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
398th School
Squadron

Congratulations to S. Sgt. Quen-
tin Avery and Garner Hagewood
on their recent promotion to the
grade OF Tech Sgt. Thanks for the
cigars.
Wedding bells rang out recent
ly for s. Sgt. Adam Hornig-con-
gratulations TO Sergeant and Mrs.
Hornig, is the sincere wish OF the
398th.
Pvt. Troy L. Rose has returned
to the squadron, and duty at Mess
No. 5, from the hospital at Camp
Shelby, where he was confined
with a throat infection.
Among those who have recent
ly returned from furloughs are
Corporal Leland Bear. who visited
in Roberts, H., Pvt. Darwin Chris
ty, who visited in Ripley, y. Y,
Pfc. Douglas Roam, from a visit
in Greenyille, Tex, and Pvt.
Charles L. McCulley, who visited
in Wisconsin.
Pvt. Leon Cairo was called re-
Gently for an examination TO be
a flying n-com.-By Pvt. Jerry
Lee.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Det. 850th
Ordnance Service

This organization. which is now
Just little over a month old, has
been progressing exceptionally
well. The Detachment Command
er, lst 1t. r. K. Kreml, and the
two permanent party men, Pvts.
w. w. Main and s. S. Lang are
hard at work.
We were recently outfitted in a
new office including the necessary
office equipment and accessories.
Additional maintenance supplies
are also expected in the near fu-
ture. The present sar conditions
throw more responsibility than
ever upon the Ordnance Branch
Of the Army. and the 550th Ord
nance Company here on Keesier
Field intends to cope with the
emergency.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24

Call Nets
81 155

A total af S2l55.so was con-
irihuicd to The Keesler Field Roll
Call fund Of the Red Cross, Ee-
cording 20 = report submitted 10
Col Arthur W Brock Jr. Com
mandinr officer. by Mai Leon =
Browniield. chairman OF the com
mtiee conducting the drive
TIRE itcmizcd report shows Al
contributions were made from all
groups on the field. both military
and civilian. Enlisted men in a
two-day drive contributed siao3,
while Tho officers offered SPAS.
Civilian employees on the post
donated 2 total Of tsi6.50, as fol-
lows utilities, STA. painters FOR
the contractors sl202a. office
employees for the contractors.
S6s 50, instructors in the air me
chsnics school, s4s So post head
quarters employees, sal. suh-dcpe,
employee. sa62s. and Quariermas-
ter Corps employees, 81,
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Post Theatre Schedule
PROGRAM FoB TeE POST WAR

PROGRAM TOR THF POST WAR
DEPARTMENT rHEArRE-BLoCK Z
Shows twice nightly, SATURDAY. Sun.
day and Holiday Matinees.
WE'D. THURS, DEC "a Is
The Feminine Touch" Don Amsch,
Rosallnd Russell, KAY Francis ADS.
ed Donald Duck Cartoon, News {.
the Day
FRIDAY, DEC rs
Sinsd Town Deb Jane NiihsB
Jane Darwen. Jack Sesri Ad6es
Grantland Rice Sportlight. Fath,-
Hubbard. Stranger Than Fiction
SATURDAY, DEC. ~
swing Il Soldier Ken Nurrsr
Francis Langiord Don Wilson. Add.
ed Wings of Steel. Unusual occl,
naiions. Variety Views
SUNDAY, MONDAY, DEC. ~. -
DIR. JekNli ard Mr.. HYDE" spenc,,
TRACY tngrid Bergman lana TNlrnsf
Added NevS Of the Day.
TUESDAY. DIE. -
"Susrictar Cary Grant Josr rc-.
tsiae Added Community Sinx
WE'D THURS. pEC. 81. JAN.
The Maltese Falcon Humphrey r.
CART. Mary As,or Peter LORE Acs
ed Color Rhapsody, News OF 4,
FRIDAY. JAN
LADY Re Good Ann Sothern. F7a.
nor Powell, Robert Young, Iics,l
Barrymore. Added II, a Zoo.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
keesler Field
Calendar
THURSDAY. prC Is
II sFnNllES L sea

1HlNhnAht nli4 u
& NhURCH SERVICES - Sea bulletin
boards
FRIDAY, DEC. "a
LEC TURF Exhibition OF pictures and
travel talks. Biloxi Community
House LIS p ~ Sponsored by
WrA Recreation Project
q 7 y n HOUSE Methodist Chapter
HOUSE . 40 p m
SATURDAY. DrC n
LECTURE Exhibition Of picture, and
House i-sp m
DANCING Formal sponsored bv b.
loNi Community Club Blost Come
munity House = in
SUNDAY. me "a
CHURCH SERVICES - Sre bulletin
LECTURE Exhibition ~ picture. and
travel tAlks Biloxi Community
oPEN Housr Methodist chapter
House. IL p m
SpNiAl HOUR Methodist Chapter
House. Ait r IN
Q FEN HOUSE Gulippfi Woman I,
Club back q Hotel Markham.
~ " MoSnAy nre "' "ifeo
NEW YEARS PARTY -nifs,ti pavu.
TUESDAY. nEc. 10
Q r IN HOUSE Methods, Chapter
House 1-21 Il "a
DANCING Informal q dtherynls Rec.
rsatinn Center ! = m
WEDNESDAY. pEC, ~
ANCfNC--lnformal Biloxi Ccmmun,
iiY House. = m Sponsored b,
Military Maids
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Both School
Squadron

Hats or This week The honor
goes to the first Technical Ser
geant in the 396th School Squad
ron, Ronald r. Carr, Sergeant Carr
this week made Tech and became
the first man Of the second grade
to be carried on our rolls. Keep
II up. Sergeant. and you'll soon be
al the top OF the heap.
No Christmas furloughs. When
this news was given TO the mem
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
Are You Up on
Military Code2

- VINO is the Secretary Of War
p What is longevity pay and
! does It operatc7
y How would longevity pay np-
crate under the propo ed John
son Aci2
- What are some oi the char
acierisiles Of a "jecp'9
81 How many z. -des Of enlist
ed men arc there and how may
enlisted men advance beyond The
first grade
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
PIcrIRrs no ARNfY-

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec "a
The P citic Coast Conference 81
independent Theatre Owners has
urged that prints cs motion pic
lures be made available TO Army
posts prior 10 their national re-
lease date with the provision that
Army u.estres sduit only service
men.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24

giving Santa Claus an extra lift.
We wish the best Of luck TO Pvt,
Kenneth NJ. Covey now taking his
Flying Non-Com Examination in
company with other 304th'ers. AN
other example Of fellows doing
their best To Keep En- Flying"
BY Pfc. Burton Hawn.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
AlI.Star
Gridders
Play Here
continued nom preceding pasel

AAAHtNhNtA4 AANlN lAtANh' HHA''
ven. Prior 10 being called TO active
duty, the Lieutenant was assistant
10 Mai Biff Jones OF Nebraska.
earlier having played as a lines
man under Major Jones
Keeslor Fields team Will prob
ably sport Nebraska formations,
and the soldiers may sec the type
OF play over the week END here
which almost sent Stanford reel
ing in the Rose Bowl last winter
1t IS likely n few Stanford IT"
formations viii be thrown at the
All-Stars
Naturally. the opposition is go
ing to be tough. with three As
ISOLATED Press All-Americans-
Bill Dudley. VirgInia's back who
led nation scoring this fall, En-
dieott Peabody Harvard guard.
and Bruce Smith, nations No !
halfhslk from Minnesota the
lineup
MISSOURI. TOO
According TO Warren Jackson.
secretary o. the Chamber of Com
merce, who arranged the colleg-
ians' stay in Biloxi. Il is possible
that MissouH's football team may
also scrimmage against the field
team mex, week. Missouri is 10
play Fordham In the Sugar Bowl
game New Years Day, and is head
utrrtered near Biloxi. practie-
/ ing at the Gull Coast Military
I Academy
Arrangements 10 provide the
Keesler Field gridders with uni
forms and equipment for the tifis
against he collegisns are being
made by Mayor Louis Braun Of
Biloxi,
All Of Kcesler Field Is encour-
aged 10 attend the session-=or ses-
sions-here. Attendance win be
restricted to military personnel, in
the main
A to the exact day and time.
consult your squadron aulletln
board.
ALL-SrAR ROSTER:
it'll he worthwhile. have no
doubt as to that Just take a glance
al the East All-Siar roster:
Moody Wood. Columbia. quar-
terhsck. Len KrouSe, Penn State
/ halfhack, Bill Geyer, Colgate
halfhaek, Bill Smaltz. Penn State
fullbsck. Ralph Fife. Pittsburgh
guard, Bill Dudley, Virginia. back
Jim Daniel. Ohio State. tackle
Al Couppee, Iowa. quarterback
Endieott Peabody Harvard. guard
Stan GervaliS, Pittsburgh. end; Bot
Glass, Tulane, back, Ernie Blan,
din. Tulane. tackle; Bill Decor.
revont. Northwestern, back; Dutcl
Reehner. Syracuse. center. Charlie
Ringer. Minnesota, end. Bernil
. Crimmins. Notre Dame. guard. Al
Bauman, Northwestern, tackle
Loren Mckinney. Harvard. end
Bob Ingalls,, Michigan, center
Bob WestfaA. Michigan, fnllbsck
| Urh Qdson. Minnesota, tackle
Bruce Smith. Minnesota, back. an,
John Roklsky, DuqueSne, end.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-24
ACTOR GIVES GFT

CAMP ROBERTS. Cal, Dec. 4.
Red Skelton, stage and screen
comedian. sent the field srtillerl
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here 70 see some trsinees he h,d
known In civilian life.