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The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
CompanyG
Squadron

The basketball team continued
its number of victories by defeat
ing the Gulfport team, 1912. Pvt.
Oliver Murphy, captain, was back
In the game giving the crowd the
thrill of perfectly timed shots.
Again Pvt. Fredick Larrier, for
ward, was the high-seore man.
Anyone seeing Pics. Leon Smith.
Theodore Moore, Pvis. Ch rlis
Goode and Alexander Smith in
action viii confess that these boys
play with system based on speed
and accuracy. Into the fray for
the first time was Pfc. Ernest
Hart. He proved to the fellows
that he had not completely for
gotten his playing at J. c. Smith
University. Sgt Everett Wilson,
manager, and Pfc. Leon Smith,
coach, have completed dates for
games with the Catholic High
School In Biloxi and the Biloxi
Colored High School, Pvt. Reg
lnsld Stanley has officisted in
most OF the games played In Cult
port this sesson.---By Pfc. Leon
Smith.
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305th School
Squadron

A skit. bingo game, musical pro-
gram and community sing were
featured at the "sos Party given
by the soSih School Squadron last
Friday night. in the War Depart
ment Theatre No. l. Block IL.
More than 400 soldiers watch
ed Pvts, Alive johnson as the mess
sergeant, Milo Abel as the beat
en-down soldier dreamer" George
rlnslsy as Napoleon. Addition Ja-
eobson a. the dumb AM, Chief
wahaunsSe. telegraph operator,
Harry Bartlett, sergeant with
horns, and Don Humphreys q,
the clothing salesman.
Supporting them were pvts,
John Sutphin, Bill Wilson, Her
man Heyland. Ray Morton. Rubin
Thompson, Jerry Van Houton and
John Rohhish.
Among the ruesss Of honor were
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30lst School
Squadron

Sgt ~ o. Toliiysr, during n
shori stay 81 Scot FIELD. III. no
need . fsN things that gili IN
gefsst the men Of Esetlsr Yield
Rho received their osnlc training
mere. s Field nov mas usa
Boon Town. Thlf nsN section ha,
been constructed Just beyond Ra-
dioyiiie. which "a tns old Boo r
ToRn. TIE post exchange hs.
bsd . change Of management and
lhe entire personnel mas also
changed. but the recruit detsch-
msnt area remains u3ueh the same
PVT Byron J. Bsrtsiis Of fiiKhi
A has beer ali smiles since re-
turning from his furiouxh. Sovem-
her 70. Who wouldn't be all smiles
n lhsy had arranged for . charm
ing wife like Gerry " come ali
the way from Madison. Wis.7 Her
Last name now. In case you would
like 10 know. Il Bzrtells. The 3oisi
Joins In offering congratulations
BY SGT. william y. White.
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Capt. Reginald n. Csmmaek.
Squadron Commander, and Mrs.
csmmsrk. and znd 1t. Carl Y.
Lutz, with his wife, mother, and
aunt. Miss Vida Lutz.
Master OF ceremonies was PVT.
Bob Leach, who was assisted BY
Pvt. Lowell Perkins. Props and
electrical work were handled by
Carroll Wright, Richard Reynalds,
Robert Held and Bob Hendrick-
son.
Musical direction was by accor-
dionist. Pvt. Ebert McEwin. who
was supported by Pvts. Leslie
Lively. drummer, Everett Bryant
bass fiddle and sit ins" from
other squadrons on the field.
Pvt. Bill Smith sang "My B d.
dy'. Pvt. Albert Giberson fol-
lowed with "Ol' Man River"
The program was concluded
with the bingo game and sing.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

The Medical Detachment Is
moving into the new hospital area
and is extremely pleased with its
new surroundings.
Sgt. Laurel M. Jones was grant,
ed seven-dsy emergency fur
Tough 10 visit his mother, who
Is i'll.
The Medics are enlarging, slow
ly but surely. Pvt. Albert Veres-
pei. Camp Sheloy: Pvt Donald
Hale, 303rd School Squadron:
Pvt Royal Park. 303rd School
Squadron; Pvt. Bill Cochran, 303rd
School Squadron, and Pvt. Ken
meth Peart. 3o3rd School Squad
ron. have joined our ranks within
the past week.
To overcome the possibilities OF
becoming lost in the maze of cat
walks and corridors, our boys have
been working out signal sys-
tenn. No luck as yet.--By Corp. A.
Z. Rainey.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
309th School
Squadron

The boys OF Flight ~ Of the
s0eth School Squadron deserve
credit and praise for their work
OF art in construction OF the
squsdron's number and insignia
in front OF the orderly room.
While we are passing out COM
plimerts, we would like to COM
pliment Pfc. Claude Phillips for
his fine work in building the mail
racks, shelves and tables in the
squadron mail room. We under
stand that, because Of the lack OF
tools, Pfc. Phillips used his COW
erals for . yardstick and his shoe
for Q ruler. Who said = soldier
lacked ingenuity
Corp. Stanley Fisher threw .
wisconsin" party in his room re-
Gently. Corporal Fisher has been
Dragging about the food in Wis
consin. When his mother sent him
chicken, cheese. butter, pickles,
preserves and bread. all products
Of the Badger state. he invited
SGT. Vernon Sherr, Corp. James
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398th School
Squadron

The 59sth enjoyed its first
Christmas al Keesler Field. and
from the birdseye view your
correspondent got Of the situation,
il was enjoyed by all In the true
holiday spirit.
II was flard for some to realize
II vas Christmas because OF the
lack OF snow. but now they can
long remember the joys Of south
ern Christmas. Many were disap-
pointed In not beins aJle TO re-
turn 10 their own fire side for
Yule Tide. b. they underxtzni 1 IN
job ahead and seemed more than
willing 10 sacrifice this bit Of plea
sure for something greater.
On behalf Of the 5e5th school
Squadron, your correspondent
wishes 10 extend 10 the other
squadrons very Happy New
Yearly Pvt. Jerry Lee.
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Hq., &Hq.. So.
A. c. T. S.

The din echoes 81 Christmas
still linger to gladden. ones mem
ory Of a bsrrseks-hsppy holiday.
The seasons best in the form of
many cards and gifts has been
the rule for every soldier in this
squadron. For once everyone
seemed 10 be offering candy and
no one seemed 70 accept.
As to quality and quantity Of
cards and presents. Corp. Paul
Msssoleni set speedy pace with
his ~ holiday cards received and ~
zifts-from ~ different people.
Pvt. James D. Fennessey is still
bewildered by the card accom-
panying q sterling silver cigarette
lighter he received which was
marked. ITO You From Me-.
All in Scotch style, Sgt. Frank
Coolidge got package Of cards
for the whole year; Christmas.
New Years. Easter. Thanksgiving
and birthday were among he
cards present. No doubt the main
purpose OF saving on stamps was
accomplished.
Pfc. Charles Rinkovsky receiv-
ed large bottle Of after-shave To-
tion which. as he puts II, sis
enough TO last the whole barracks
for two years" Pfc. Ben Harris Is
having great difficulty in hitting
upon a plan for finding the kind
person who sent him that box Of
candy and cake. He has come IN
one conclusion-it's difficult to
discover the sender by process Of
elimination, especially in New
York City.
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303rd School
Squadron

II wss Christmas day and the
members Of the squadron were
patiently awaiting the sound o,
sgt Kerneih Shlnpsughs whistle
which would signal the me for
the march 10 the mess hall and .
lwelve-course Christmas dinner.
The signal being given, the men
filed out OF their barracks, march
ed To In. dining hall.
Then the boys were on their
ogn and from the appearances OF
the faces leaving the ness hall
one could easily see that the iur-
keys did not "die In vain. After
the sumptuous repsst, the mem
bers retired 10 their barracks to
light cigars and engage in satisfy
ing conversation.
The squadron's First Sergeant.
Charles s. Rice--has been pro-
NOTED 70 the grade OF Technical
Sergeant and IL now with the Post
Administrative Inspectors office.
Sergeant Rice has been First Ser
seant since Scott Field and J. B.
days and will be remembered by
the boys OF 303 ~ 4 fine soldier
and regular fellow. william
Rowiey. formerly Staff Sergeant, 10
now First Sergeant. lie 10 no
stranger TO members OF the squad
ron. As his cheerful countenance
has been also sracing the orderly
room since Scott Field days.
A banaue, was held for the per-
msncnt party members last Mon
day night in Biloxi Toasts We're
given to the Squadron Command
er, Capt. r. Z. Hoasier; LIST. 1t, j..
3. Grossniekle, Adjutant, and and
1t b. d. witwer, Supply officer.
Speeches both flowery and corny
were given by members OF the
squadron. S. SGT. Joseph Gsnmey
spoke on the beauties of Min
ncspoils-By Pvt. Patrick r.
Sheehs.
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keesler Field
Calendar
IHERsp Jan !

CHURCH SERVICES : See bulletin
rooTRAiA. = Missouri es Tordhsu
isnxaf Bowl. Tulane Stadium New
oPFN hoUsE Methodist chapter
FRIDAY. JAM
LECTURE EShihltion Of pictures and
travel talk. WpA Recreation leaders
Hlloxi Community Heuse as ? IN
CAMERA CLuB-.Mcctiug, Biloxi Com
nANC fSG-~Ray View Homss . ~
4 dlnsrrxliie Community HOUSE. 2 p ~
SOCIAL = Methodist Chapter House
clsuRtH srRvicEs-Jepish. s., sei.
SATURDAY, JAN.
CHURCH sE1vicES-Je~tsh, ses eul'
roorBAt.f~EAss.wea All-sisf game
Tulane Stadium New Orleans, u
IEcTTRr Exhibition Of pictures and
travel tax Biloxi Community Mouse
pANclNo-Formsi. Biloxi communi,,
suNpay, Jan.
CHURCH SERVICES - See hulleiir
oPFN HOUSE Methods, Chapter
nunity House. as .. m.
LECTURE Exhibition Of pictures Ane
travel talk. Biloxi Community House
FElLoasHIr HOUR FIRST Baptist
Church i5 Az IAN
NctN c-d'Theryille Community
soefAf s2Ssf' : &etRods, 4 Il, chapter House
80 ?. m
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swsrtz and And u william :.
IrCBe. are assigned as 4 a. =
Officer and Supply Officer. res
pectiyeiy.
Wedding sells rang cut for Two
staff Serkeznix Of this organ
izstIor. s. Sgt Lewis y. Fiester
and S. SEi Stanley 3. Stipui-
kos<i are the lucky fellows. Ra-
nors have arisen concerning a
house given hy Ser
gezni Fiexfer. 10 confirmation
has been reported % dste.-By
Pfc. Jim A. HannemAn-
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

such A NAN &. ColIn p Kelly
gr4 wi ore nafno Rss suDisgon ed
in me Air Forces hall o' fams
alongside saeh heroes - Frank
Luke. Eddie Riekrnbaekef and
Norman Rockwell. Captain keliyf
feat is Hn example - he faarletz
conduct and outstanding devotion
10 dutY ~ our sifmen
WITH UTTER DISREGARD Tor
muHdernus aaii-sifcraf fire and
seafms of tneruy fighters alone
and unpro eeied. he and his crew
traded heir bomber and thclr
iuet for The destruction ~ pow
rrful, mnuern and heavily-armed
japanese haillrth.p His feat VIII
i.ee IN the history 81 The Army
Ar Force because he and hlt
crew proved that the most power
fui naval vessels aflost cannot
operate with mpuuliy within
range uf our bombefa and hr
flaming courage of our airmen IN
pursuit. tauadrons Captain kslly's
brother pilots. fighting against
great odds are knocking the en-
~-s out ni the SKIES
&AM CONFIDENT taai every
Mpnry gunner and every man
~.d is going into REl.gn.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

This year ms holiday frssi-
lngs 10 the armed forces Of The
United States are dispatched
with = deep appreciation Of the
splendid manner IN which all
are meeting the Eraxs rsspgn p
sibliiilss Of the present crisis.
Confidence In the devotion. The
initiative and the hirh courage
of our troops EiYss us complete
faith In the future.
GIN. GEORGE & MARSHALL
Chief Of staff
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

Grid 7 cam

tenntlnnsd from preceding raEsl
be eharing his team all over the
field like = Yank after . bunch Of
Jans, he thought
Alter tho game in which his
own stellar play was no small fac
tor-he was grinning from ear to
ear He felt a. happy as he had
when he was . star guard on the
Nebraska Rose Bowl team few
years ago
HIS boys, a little nicked up but
cSuberani, had lots Of pep left
They were no beaten and cx-
haus,ed team. They had Just FIN
lshod giving The best Rridlron stars
- Of The Mississippi River a
tough battle,
we feel pretty good Lots OF
credit Is due these soldier boys.
the coach declared. After four
days OF training, we compare with
the team at Jefferson Barracks
which Is hailed as the best Army
team in the country | ought &c
know. | coached football at JEFF
ferson Barracks"
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eipurH snNl1 ,tts.se +. -
$::s:s::.s;;isaler-Fans :::s:sis w wnoop
Up Grid CaIisthenics
= = II ~
pioA 1sulIs psq
saaaag naaaa

swallowed mp by fans. There was
hero--and plenty Of hero wor-
shippers.
Mondorn and nill Dudley. Vir-
glnias high-sroring back Of the
nation. shook hands after the tilt
They arc old friends. Last year,
Mondorff PLACED FOR Maryland
against Virginia. whose great star
was Dudley
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
3o4th School
Squadron

sgt. Earl c. Waller Of this
squadron is trying to form an or
chestrs from the members o. this
organization. There seem to be
quite a few talented musicians in
this squadron and several OF them
have already cent home for their
instruments. We are looking for
ward to a real swing band as
Sergeant Waller himself can blow
a wicked sax and really pound
the keys off the piano.-By S. Sgt
Donald u. Priest.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
MOTOR POOL NOTE

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 3i--
Henry A. Wallace. Vice President
Of the United States, recently pass
ed an examination qualifying him
to pilot a 28-ton Army medium
tank. which Is now the largest in
Army use. The examination en-
titles Wallace to drive any other
Army vehicle.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

LOST Wallet containing money, sev-
erai cards and passrs Identifying the
owner tn be Corp willis r Block.
Finder please report 10 rost security
Section heAdqusrtefs
I osT-wris, watch. puloVa. with met.
Al link strap Initials On CLASP are
HsR Lost IN Mess Hall Nc. !, Christ
mas DAY Finder report 70 Pest Sc
curlty Section headquarters
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
BEFORE THE GAaiE

htfORf THE GAM
LOCKER ROOM COMMENTS.
Tspe gridiron gear hetero-
gsneous bits Of football equipment
Team Physician II David S
r an,-he must have iaped up q
few short OF million arms and
legs quiet pershlng Mondorf.
University Of Maryland Star, un-
ruffled, relaNed-the Characters
tics OF a great athlete uniforms
snng haphafardly about the i'm
proyised gym in the a q II office
grinning little Herb Wolff.
iAs-pound hslfhack from the uni-
versity Of Nevada a--llgh,eSs man
on the sausd--diminutive and full
OF iight-he gained the nlaudits Of
The crewd--he was their fsvorite
halnhack Richard Jones gin
gcrly nursing sprained ankle
With no casualties In the game.
ne had 10 get hunged Up in prae-
tice big Bill Brown from
North Dakota University AS
pounds OF football rlsysr.
IT'S MARVELLOUS
what these soldier boy, did
this afternoon was marvellous.
ook at this turnout of thousands
o. men. No, ] don't tink the war
viii kin football, Why it's Rs great
morale factor as there Is. Yes,
football viii SO on, Your team
was great, said East Coach Dick
hsnley. former head coach At
Northwestern University.
BILL DeCoRREyoST. North
Westerns haifhack football great:
They're all right Yes. sir. they
ARE all right" lust then he
was snothered by eight autoxraph
hounds.
ANDY KERR of Colgate. head
coach You've got q lot of big
boys and they're pretty good
They're OK" he grinned and
smiled as he said Il. He grinned
many times during the afternoon,
this dour little Scotsman who sell
dom smiles
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota.
CO. coach; For The a. ie " ch
your men had 30 practice In. four
short DAYS. they were good. very
gcpd and Bernie should know
what GOOD means for he's been
turning out football teams al Min
nesota that wef rood enough 10
win several national champion
ships.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
Colonel Brock Holds
Reception Tomorrow

Col. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Brock Jr.. win give a formal
reception Al the new Officers
Club for the Keesier Field Of
ficers and their families "a
morrow from IL am 10 II
noon.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
5000 See
AII-Stars
Play Here


"a AI-stsrs he'd ibs only Army
threat ~ das daz in ehsck
Monaarf5f sensational niay Hat
preceded b. Kesslsfs flrtt--snd
only advance into Enemy terri
Iory Lite LoH POPS intercepted
: psfs from nlll De C0rregont. ihe
Northwestern nero sn hs oRu
s0-yafd Ifac. dash'ng back y
yards % ue Ail-siaF f5 Frem
more. Herb Noifi. iss-pound
packare of dynamite lost four
Yards on reFsrfs bBi pass
ff0m poIlzgl 20 clyde Prgssf half
back. wat completed n mldfsld
And it Nas thrfe nat Hondorff
irulg ths outstanding hero among
zs Kfetier heroes. pulled he irles
weaving and vending tnote ~
precious yards
DUDLEY fs STAR
The running of Bill Dudley,
University - VIrE.n|s't high
scoring aes. - Correyont and
Bill smaliz, Penn sists fnllbaek,
proved disastrous Tor The soldiers,
Dudley seampersd for two touch
downs. and converted three timer
Here's how he Ati-siAr scored
heir ~ points
- Mondorff. averaging 50 rsrds
per punt. got = boot up 10 mid.
fIetd. DE TOrrev0nt spfinted ~
yards 10 the Keesier 12-yard line.
Then Bob Wesifail. Michixan's All.
America fuibact. plunged over.
Dudley converted. Score 10.
y Dudley plunged four yards "
climax T5.yard march. Dudley
converted. Score: la-o.
- Dudley toh, that mani pass
I'd Is yards 10 Fnd Judd Ringer
Of Minnesota for a third touch
down. Dudley converted. Score:
2I-0.
81 Dudley Weayed 10 yards
around end with a masa Of inter
terence. and smother tally. A pass.
for conversion. from Len Krousc
10 Dudley, was no rood. Score;
z7-o
81 smAllf hsayrd a 36-yard pass
10 krouss. who dashed 20 more
fsr za,s-siadc.n with four minutes
left. Dudlsy's conversion was rood.
score 33-o
81 A 52.yard march ended when
smalir hi center for yard. Ro-
kiski converted. Score 100.
~ smaltr passed 20 yards 70 DE
Correyont and The rame ended,
40.
The crowd surged on tie field,
seeking autographs and shaking
hands with the collegians and
an important chapter IN sports
history. Army history and Keesler
Field history was written. Soldier
at It's best
The game was arranged prin-
cipallY. by Coach Andy Kerr ~
the All-Stars Col Arthur ".
Brock. Commanding officer; lat
It. Harry D. Kurt. Public Rela-
tons officer. Lieutenant klum,
Mayor Louis Braun Of Biloxi
Quade Jones business manager
Of the hll-Stafs. and Warren Jack
son, secretary Of the Blloxi Cham
Der of Commerce
SCRIMMAuE AGAIN
The Keesler warriors yesterday
serImmaged the All-Stars. this
time Informally, at Biloxi high
school. Saturday, the football
tempo was started here when the
University OF Missouri football
team toured the post Missouri is
10 play Fordham In the Sugar
Bowl game in New Orleans to-
morrow.
And here's your honor roll Tor
Kccslor Fields most outstanding
soldler-eniertainment feat to date
the team roster. Save II, RS
made history.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

White and your correspondent to
the feast. We found that he did
have something to brag about sf-
ter sll.-By Pfc. Ralph II. Win
land.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31
414th School
Squadron

Capt. William A. McCsrty is the
new Squadron Commander OF the
4i4th School Squadron. He Is re-
placing lst 1t Richard Sterbs,
who has taken over the work Of
Squadron Adjutant Two addition
al Lieutenants, ist. 1t R. r.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

FoUND--Autornobil key manufacture
ed by Briggs and Strafton. Owner may
identity and claim at Post Security
Section headquarters
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

of conflict. The Army Ar Forces
hsfa demonstrated that Iia officers
and men need boR 10 no one
w MIST CONTINUE 30 mnet
our enemies. ouinumbersd though
" may be. with the same fervor
and s I'd In the future A. In the
past
VIZ MUST cONTf+ UH 20 light
with the odds against Us until tho
inherent productive capacity o.
our country In airplanet. pilots
naylRator,, bombsfs and muni-
lions becomes completely effective
E-..e can luild up an aerial
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

franflnued from preceding page
play. the All-siars made the ilrtt
touchdown
ON his touchdown plunge Wesl-
fan tore his Jersey. Adhesive tape
wa. usrd 10 mend the rip, Westfall
was a marked man after that. both
literally and figurailvelY.
Don oNeil. Kcesler Field end.
rrlnned ard yelled "Hey, iieyle
rs he tore in under a punt. lie
liked the ,hud Of leather sKalnst
leather
on ths An-Slars aide Of the
Rfidiron ssi Col Arthur W Brock
Ir.. hx became a Lost with him
hcsdc The officers. sat the Mes
danes Cameron, Kurt, REgle.
Crandall and jonet
we want shorty" vas a faml-
liar CRY throughout the game.
shorty" vas Herbert Wolff. las
pound halfhack from Nevada. His
ef urt srainst stanley Geryalis.
rittshurgh end. brought Wild suf-
flaws. Thr latter weighed 9is.
Kcesler Fields attack was
worked nround a single wing and
7 formation. On defense the. en-.
plsycd 4 bs2-3-i formation.
For the short time kocsler Field
had 10 prepare itself for the rame,
they did remarkably well, They
recovered two fumhlcs TO the ALI
stars one and were able 10 hold
the opposition 10 ; 10 ! sdvan-
tsEe on first downs.
Jim Daniel. Ohio State tackle
and Pvt Francis proskor, S0oih
s. s. hnd small reunion after
not seeing each other since 1881
Both went 70 Kiski pr.p VI Salts
burg. rs,
Colonel Brock .ot as excited A.
college football rootrr whsr
Moudnrf completely hatfled ths
entire Fast team with his sI-yard
r-in " h the fake Statue Of Lib.
erty play Coach klum devised n
io-second huddls,
When Bruce Smith, Minneseis
hslrhaek. came on the field, there
WAS = wild cheer from his thou
sands Of admirers lie threw !
pass which popp DETECTED anr
then left the game. The crowd IA
glad to ace him.
After The rame. Smith was ssk
ID 20 pose for pictures. Laughing
IL. he consente lie, some sol
disrs In on the picture" he plead
ed, and In a flash he was almes
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

we want shorty" was a faml-
liar CRY throughout the game.
shorty" vas Herbert Wolff. iih-
pound halfhack from Nevada. Ills
ef urt srAinst stanley Geryalls.
rlttshurgh end. brought Wild suf-
flaws. Thr latter weighed Gih,
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

Jim Daniel. Ohio State tackle,
and Pvt Francis prosser, S0o,h
s. s.. hnd 4 small reunion after
not seeing each other since 1881.
Both went 20 Kiski pr.p VI Salts
burg, "a,
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

Colonel Brock .ot as excited as
college football rootrr when
Noudorff completely baffied the
entire Fast team with his f1-yard
FIN " h the fake Statue Of Lib
erty plas Coach klum devised IN
q io-seeond huddls,
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

After The rame. Smith was ssk-
ID 90 pose for pictures. Laughing :
IL. he conscntel lie, some sol
dlers In on the picture" he plead
ed, and In a flash he was almesl
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

on shs All-slars aide Of ths
efidiran sst Col. Arthur W Brock
lr. rs became a Lost With him,
besides the officers, sat the Mes
danes Cameron, Kurt, RiEgle.
Crandall and lenet
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

When Bruce Smith, Minnesota
hslrhark. came on the field. there
was ) wild cheer from his thou
sands Of admirers lie threw =
pass which popp DETECTED. and
then ief, the game. The crowd Ia
glad to tee him.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

Don 0Neil. Kcesler Field end.
rrlnned ard yelled "Hey, iieyl'
rs he tore in under a punt lie
liked the thud nf leather sKainst
lraiher
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

Kcesler Fields attack was
worked around a single wing and
T formation. ON defense the. en-
pisgcd = bs2-2-i formation.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

For the short time koesler Field
had 10 prepare itself for the game
they did remarkably well, They
recovered two fumhles 10 the All
stars one and were able 10 hold
the opposition 70 10 ] sdvan-
tsEe on first downs.
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

franilnurd from preceding page
play. the All-Siars made the first
touchdown
The Keesler field news., 1941-12-31

on his touchdown plunge Wess-
fall tore his jersey. Adhesive tape
was u.rd 10 mend the rip, Westfall
was a marked man after that. both
literally and figurailveiY.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-12-19
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

Season soup to taste before
clearing. Cool soup mixture. Skim
off fat. Add slightly beaten whites
and crushed shells of two eggs.
Heat slowly, beating constantly.
Boil five minutes. Let stand about
twenty minutes TO settle. Strain
through double thickness of cheese
cloth. Reheat to serve. To remove
any remaining fat draw strips of
unglazed paper across the surface
of the stock.
With meats and poultry. one
must never forget the Importance
of applying the right methods of
cooking to each particular cut. The
finest meat ON the butchers block
will be a table delight only if it is