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                    <text>THE

1114 South Durbin
Dear Boys — Here it is againI

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

April 3, 1945

cer with the 96 Sig Co, APO 96, SF. Edgar
Beattie ARM 3/C is sharpening his shooting
M/Sgt Bob Adamson is with the 67th Air
eye at NATB, Pensacola, Fla, Lt Jack BeatSrv Sqd at APO 133, NY. Milton Adamson
tie has his B-26 in France with 37 B Sq,
S 1/C is in the Pacific on USS D.D, Ster­ 17 B Gp, APO 374, NY. Maj Julius "Ace”
rett, 407, PPO, SP, Lt Dale Aielts is
Begonia is home and will report to Santa
instructing bombardiers for the Marines
Monica. Lt Col Del Bentley lost his plane
at BOQ, MCAS, Cherry Point, N.C. Sgt Bob "Hard to Get" but did land in friendly
Aitken is on the Western Pront with Co E, hands, has 63 missions with Hq 322 B Sq,
1308 Engr. APO 772, NY. Maj Joe Albert
APO 140, NY, Lt Vernon Bentley is recov­
is instructing at Pt. Belvoir, Va. M/Sgt ering from an operation and his address
Ray Aimsley took his part in escorting
is Cot olant, FPO, NOB, Norfolk, Va,
2/3 0f the big 3 to Yalta with the 94 P
S/Sgt Phil Berry is in the mountains of
Sq, 1st F Gp, APO 520, NY. Maj Bill Aim- Italy with Co H, 86 Mtn Inf, APO 345, NY.
sley is in the SWF with 856 Engr Av fen,
Biglin is with the 5297 REAP,
~AP0 '920, SF. Don Allison SF 1/C is on
Chem Trg Co, APO 713-1, SF. Lt Geo Ed
the USS - ABSD” c/o No.'*4, Div YH, PPO SF. Billie is in Italy with Hq Co, 2 Bn, 337
Grant Arrasmith S 1/C is studying with
Inf APO 85, NY. Capt Jack Bingenheimer is
Co 9-D-A5~’?rT’S”'Pre Radio at Wright Jr.
in Italy with 774 B Sq, 463 B Gp, APO 520,
College, Chicago 34, Ill. Capt Har^ MiUs NY. Bob Blind S 2/C (RM) is on the USS
Astin is with the AGP Repl Pool at ArO 873 Saugus 'CLSV-4y Div C, FPO, NY. Ens Billy
NY. Pfc Bill Anda is in Scotland with 554 Bon is on the Pacific on the USS Charles
Ambulance Co, Mtr Sep, APO 648, NY. Cpl
Carroll, APA 28, FPO, SF. Lt. Dick BowDanny Anderson is at Ft Jackson, S.C. with man USMCR just got his commission nd is
3324 SIAM Co, '6 Div, Chas, Amadio S 1/C
headed for Camp Pendleton, Calif. Lt Bob
is on the USS Avdrain APA 59, FPO, SF,
Boyce is flying B-24s in China with 425
Chuck Ayres AS is at Midshipmen School,
B Sq’ 308 B Gp, APO 210, Box 3, NY. Capt
Ft. Schuyler, NY 61, NY.
DeForest Brown is with Hq Island Comd, APO
708, SF, Eugene Brown S 1/c (RM) is on
Lt Dick Barton is flying P-47s in Iceland the USS SC 9§1, FPO, SF. Lt Keith Bruce
with 36 F Sq, APO 610, NY. Pvt Bill Bar­ instructs with the 2 Nav TG, Hondo, Tex.
ton is on the way with Sq A-1, APO 19074- Dick Bullack S 2/C is with Co F-31, NTS,
A, NY. Lt Col Don Bailey is back in Pan­ FC (6)Pt",''Lauderdale, Fla. Pvt. Warren
ama with the 29 B Sq, APO 838, New Orleans Burgess is with Co A, 1874 Engr Avn Bn,
La. Pvt Kenny Bailey is crossing the
APO 3?1, SF. Capt Romie Burwell is at
Rhine witiT Co D, 83 Annd Ren Bn, APO 253, Northrup Co. and lives at 412 16th, Santa
NY. Louis Bailey QM 2/C is in the Pacific Monica, Calif, Capt Bud Burwell is on
on the USS Okloosa (N) Div PPO SP. Sgt
Saipan with 882 B Sq, 500 B Gp, APO 237,
Bob Bailey is in the Philippines with Hq SF, Bob Burwell studies at the Univ Park
Co 1113 Engr Const Gp, APO 72, SF. Capt Dorm, Laramie, T/^o, Lt Joe Bush is living
Rug Barhaug is on a nationwide tour tell- at 1318 M St, Fresno, Calif, Cpl Bob Bush
ing of POW life in Germany, his address
is in Alameda, Calif, c/o MBNAS. Capt Bill
is 3422 S. Stafford, Arlington, Va. Pfc Bush is at the USA Gen Hosp, Colo Springs,
Tom Baker flew back to the States to pre­ Colo, recovering from Typhoid and jungle
pare for West Point, is now at Casa Dilla rot on his hands -- is doing fine,
Hall, Cornell Univ, Ithaca, NY. Bill Bar­
nard S 1/C is studying for storekeeper
Lt John CarlsMi is with the Timber Wolves
25-45, USNATC, Sampson, NY. Lt jg Norman on the Western Front with Hq Co, 3 Bn, 414
Bartling is the Armed Guard - USS J M Ter­ Inf, APO 104, NY, Bob Canaday is living
ral 1, FPO, NY. Sgt David Baskett is in
at 2331 So Columbia Pl, Tulsa 5, Okla^ Lt
the Philippines with Hq, 6 Photo Ren, APO Bill Canaday is in Luxemburg with Hq, 1 Bn
72, SF, w/o Charlie Bauer is motor offi­ 385 Inf, APO 76, NY, Pvt, John Casey is

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addressed -- Det Med Dept, W. Reed Gen
Drazick is tinicking all over the State,
Hosp, Washington 12, DC. Dick Casey S
Ens Bill Drew is at BOQ 238 Hotel Ville
is in the Pacific on the USS PCE 099, FPO D'^Sia, fciami, Fla. Lt jg Jack Pul laghan
SF, Don ”Fang" Chapin is occasionally
is chief engineer aboard the USS Walke,
seen at 625 N 16th, Lincoln, Nebr. Bruce No. 723, FPO SF. Capt Emerson Duncan is
Chapman, Const Supt for liontgomery Wards
in France with 176 Gen Hosp, Co Z, APO
will make his home in Casper in May. Tony 562, NY. M. L. Jack Duncan AS is with the
Chelewski ARM S/C is at Box 34, Radio Fit Navy V-12 Unit, Winona, Minn. Lt. Louis
Jacksonville, Fla. Capt Jim Clare is on Dunigan is in Italy with 414 B Sq, 97 B Gp
Iwo Jima with H &amp; S Btry, 13 M, 5 Div,
APO 520, NY. Doctor Harry Durham is at
FPO, SF, Pfc Jimmy Clifford is with Co D, the Gen Hosp, Cincinnati 29, Ohio.
2 Sep Engr Bn, SW, J‘t’0 SF.“ Lt. Bill
Clifford is in China with Base Det, Sta
Bill Ehunel RT 1/C expects to see So. Am.
A-1, APO 210, NY. Danny Colibraro Sl/C
soon -- lives at 4816 NW 1st Av, Miami,
is with Co 64, Bldg“19-RM'S^fsyTreasure Fla. Capt Dick Evans is at West Point in
Island, Calif, Don Conkling S 2/C is at
the Meeh Dept.
Eti school. Sec 47, Farragut, Id. Bill
Conkling is living at 969 W Decatur, De­
S/Sgt Milo "Dick” Farrell cooks for a POW
catur 1, Ill. Lt. Blaine Coolbaugh is in camp in France with Conti C, PWE 11, APO
Spec Srv at Box 26,~Tecos AAF, Tex, S/Sgfc 562, NY. Dale Faulkner S 1/C (RM) is on
jack Corbridge is recovering from wounds
the USS Doneff, DE-49, FPO, SF. Ray Frandat 4154 Det of Patients, USA Hosp Plant,
sen F 1/C did some swimming after the USS
APO 519, NY, Billy Crater is at 396 6th Alabama was hit, FPO SF. RL "Pete” FrandSt, Richmond, ffai'if. Sns Bernard Cronin
sen AMM 2/C Hq S, FAW 8, PATSU 8-1, FPO,’“
just got his commission and reports to
SF. Sgt Leo Frank is bucking for a dis­
Mare Island, Cpl Billy Cronin is on Sai­ charge at Hq Det. Ft, Warren, Vifyo, Lt Bob
pan with the 3 Photo Ren, APO 244, SF.
French is with 2804 ESD, Ft DuPont, Del.
Sgt Mel Collier is on Guam with Co B, 1185
French is with Co H, 399 Inf, APO
Engr^Avn fin, APo 246, SF. Dale Covington 447, NY. Lt Geo Forbes is Opr NAAF, Ayer,
is at 210 N 25 St, Billings, Mont. Pvt,
Mass. Pvt Wayne L Frisby is with Det B,
Frank Covington is with T 71, GSRC Pool,
3169 Sig Bn, APO 17372, SF.
A.PO 551, NY, Clem Coughlan enjoys wedded
bliss at 3002 Clifton Ave, Baltimore 16,
S/Sgt Gene. Gaston is still with the 37 Gen
Md. Sgt Jack Cowan is in the Philippine Hosp at APO 425, NY, Capt Vernie Gaston
area with Hq Co, 1113 Engr Const Gp, APO
lives a wedded life at 300 Roosevelt, Boise
72, SF, Walt Cook is now living at 111
Id, Sgt Dode Gerdqm is close to the Rhine
So Jackson and brother Wilbur is working with 80 Air Srv Sq, APO 374, NY. Bill Gerfor Shell Oil Co, Everett Cummings F 1/C dom is back from the Pacific and ir' attached
is on the USS Marcus Island, CVE 77, FPO to the Hosp, Farragut, Id. Capt Al Germon
SF.
is at Kirtland Fid, Sec M, Albuquerque, NM.
Barney and Bill Goggin are in Casper pre­
Dt Bob Dalllason will soon travel from
pared to take on new scenery with the Army.
Co D, 9 Bn, 3 Regt, Ft Meade, Md. Lt Ar- Frank Goggin is still in Liberal, Kans, with
nie Daly is enjoying the States at Ell’ing- Sec C, 2525 AAFBU. John Goggin is with Fit
ton Field, Box 235, Houston, Tex. Lt. Tim 2, Sec C, AAF, Altus, Okla,
P. Daly will be seen up Alaska-way in a
P-38 with 344 F Sq, APO 729, Seattle, Wash
Haas is with ATC and living at 910
T/Sgt Frank Daly has his family at Route 3, E 49 St, Austin, Tex. Sgt Vin Haley has
Box 124, Fullerton, Calif, Lt Glen Bud
finished 35 missions and is on his way hone.
Daniels is on Palau with VMF 114, 2 MAW,
Pvt, W. Bill Haines is around Hawaii with
FPO SF, Capt Steve Davidson is in Casper Casual Co 40, APO 15795, SF. Bill Hales
on leave and will report to AAF RC, Sta 3 F 1/C is in the Pacific on the USS LCI fL)
Santa Monica, Calif. Porter Davis CEM,
402, FPO, SF. Lt jg Earl Hanway is on the
is on Tinian with the 9 Const Hq Co, FPO USS Wadleigh, DD 689, FPO, SF. Lt jg Jim
SF. In Italy Cpl Joe Donlin observes for Harder is getting amphibius training at
Btry C, 347 FA Bn, APO 91, NY. Maj Noah USNATB, Camp 4, Ft Pierce, Fla. Sgt Elmer
Doriug is around Manila with 457 Poh Tr Harris is with Hq Co, 2 Bn, 6 M, 2 Div,
A Bn, APO 468, SF. Pvt Jack Dixon is with FPO, SF, Bud Harris AQJM will marry LaMaree
Co A, lOG Bn, IIB^ Camp Robinson, Ark* Ed Koonts around April's, He is with VPB 4,

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FPO, SF. S/Sgt Dean Harris is now home
USS LCI (L) (3) 44, FPO, SF. T/Sgt Ted
on leave to recover from wounds received
Joslyn is with H &amp; S Co, 1778 Engr Const
in France. Pvt Bernard Harris is at Ft,
Bn, Ft, Lewis, Wash. Capt Ridgely Kemp is
Sill, Okla with 3 AT Bn. Capt Glen Har­
navigating a B-29 at Sec F, Clovis, N.M,
vey is in Germany with Hq 1 Bn, 9 Inf,
Capt Bob Kimball is flying the B-29 for 333
2, NY. Pvt C. E. "Pinky” Hawks is re­ Gp, 460 Sq, Great Bend, Ks. Sgt Tom Kirkcovering from pneumonia at Hosp Unit 2,
myer is located at Camp Pendleton, Calif,
Tilard G 16, Ft. Benning, Ga, Lt Jim Hayes with School Co Track Vehicle Bn, T/4 J.2h£L
is in the SYkP with JASCO, 6 MD, PPO SF.
Klocksiem is close to Germany with 3128
O/C Bob Hazlett is with Class 37 Transpor­ Sig Srv Co, APO 22S, NY. Bob Knadler WT
tation Corp, OCS, NOiViB, New Orleans 12,
2/C is on Samar with 33 Sp NCB, Co D, FPO
La. Lt. Harold Healey is in Germany with SF. Cpl D, C. Knobel is on Guam with 43
the Rainbow Division, 402 FA Bn, APO 411, B S, 29 B Gp, APO 246-2, SF. Lt. A, Bob
NY. Pvt. Rob Healey is with Co A, 59,
Knobel is at 233 W 12, Hayes, Ks. M/Sgt
Armed Inf, APO 263, NY. Art Heiser is
Bob Kuhn married Christine Peters Jan 13.
at 11-C Club, Taft, Calif. Ernie Heiser
and is now with 71 B Sq, 38 B Gp, APO 926,
S 2/C is aboard the USS Chauncey, DD667,
SF. Lt Col Bill Kuhn is with the 507 Proht
FPO, SF. Comdr Harold Heiser is now liv­ Inf, APO 514, NY.
ing at 115 St Joseph Av, Long Beach 3,
Calif, Paul Heiser still rolls bits out
Lt, jg Mose Landers is doing rescue work
of Casper. Secrecy surrounds Sgt S^n
in a PBY with VPB-23, FPO, SF. A/C JajsiL.
Hendrioksen at Gen Hq SVkPA o/o Maj Teles co Leahy is at 12 B-CC-44 C(C) Penssj-^ola,
APO 500, SF. S/Sgt John Hendrioksen is
Fla. Lt Jack Leonard is with 7th AAF Radio
in Germany with 3try D, 456 AAA Bn, APO
Sq APO 719, SF. Bob Leonard RM 3/C is with
403, NY. Bill Henry is in the Pacific
USS Gage, APA 168, FPO SF, Lt Ray Leonard
with the USS Rawlins APA 226, FPO SF. F.
is in Italy with 308 F Sq, 31 F Gp, APO 520
L. Ted Hill QM 2/C is at Bks 282, Co 82,
NY, Tom Leonard AOM 1/C is with RS Navy
NRB, New Orleans 14, La, Don Holmgren
3205, Draft‘'1469, FPO SF. M/Sgt Lind Link
QM 2/C is submerging in the USS Ronquil,
is with 1008 Air Srv Sq, Tinker Fid, Okla.
FPO SF. Pvt. Bob Hool is with Sec S, Low­ Sgb Lew Link is still at Ft Scott, Calif,
ery Fid, Colo.a/c Bob Hooper is on his with Hq Co, SCU 1932, Pfe Kenny Ludwig is
way to Fla. and has no address at present. with 3340 Sig Srv Co, APO 18659, NY,
Ens DeWaine Hoopman is now at BOQ t^I, Neroy
Yard, Charleston, N.C, Ed Hoff S 1/C (3i) G/Sgt Bob Mackin USMO is in the States now
is with the armed guard on the SS Vera
at 1814 E 7th, Long Beach 4, Calif. Cpl
Cruz, Texas Co, FPO, NY. Car.l Shadow Hop­ Les McLennan is with Sq D-1 at APO 19135-D,
kins MM 2/C is with TD-28, Bks 57E, USNA NY. Cpl Finn MacLennan is crossing the
BPD, San Bruno, Calif, Lt Gilbert Housl^ Rhine with Co B, 243 Engr C Bn, APO 403,
is in Italy with Co B, 87 Mtn Inf, APO 345 NY. T/Sgt Jack MacLennan got the ball and
ITY, Carl Horstman sleeps and eats at 244 chain hooked 3/28 when on leave from 3324
S Brooks,* Sheridan, Ayo. Bruce Htinter
SIAM Co, Ft Jackson, SC. Lt Gordon MacManCJffli is on the USS Lubbock, AI^A 197, FPO
us is at Ft Benning Ga with 73 Co, 1st STR.
SF. John Hurley SC 1/C is out Pacific-w:^ Don MacManus ART 1/C is with RS, Navy 3149,
with VR-12;'Box 8, FPO, SF. Sgt Tim Hurlqr FPO, SF, Lt Comdr Barry Mahoney rides the
is awaiting assignment at Vallejo, Calif. Pacific on the SS John B Floyd, FPO, SF.
Lt, Neil Huseby is with Co K, 156 Inf,
Cpl. Mickey Iviahoney is on the way with 381
APO 356, NY. Capt Fred Hufsmith is around Ord MAlvi Co, APO 18657, SF. Cpl Clinton
the Philippines with 293 JA Sig Co, APO
Marburger is in Italy with 826 B Sq, 484
70, SF, CaptBobHufsmith is at Student
B Gp, APO 520, NY. Pvt, Don Marb-irger is
Box 1407, Smyrna, Tenn. Cpl John Huf­
at Camp Robinson, Ark, with Co C, 109 Bn
smith is with MP Co, H &amp; S Srv Bn, 5 Amp IRTC. Lt Col Al Martin is with the AAF
C, FPO, SF. Capt C Ray Jones is in Italy Board at Orlando Fla and lives at &lt;ilO E.
with the 716 B Sq,'449 B Gp, APO 520, NY. Livingston. Cpl Don Matthews is close to
M/Sgt Jack "Red" Jones is on Leyte with
Germany with 57 Fid Hosp, APO 667, NY. Sgt
Co C, 574 Sig AW Bn, APO 72, SF. Lt Bob Ronald Mayfield is in France with 575 B Sq
Jones didn’t get his feet wet crossing
391 B Gp, APO 140, NY. Cpl Don McCarthy
the Rhine with Ren Co, 827 TD Bn, APO 758 is at the Marine Sup Depot, Barstow, Calif.
NY, Dick Joslyn S 1/C (RM) is aboard the Joe McCarthy rides the Pacific waves on the

�- 4 USS Braxton, APA 138, FPO SF. Pvt .Su^b , Crowder, Mo. with Hq Co 847 STB.
Mc^e is with Inf Co I, APO 15887, NY.
Ronnie imcPherson SM 3/0 is around the
Lt Jim Parker is in India with Co A, 382
Philippines with Staff Com Trans Ron 11, Engr, Bn, APO 689, NY, Lt. Tom Parke ris
FPO SF. John McPherson is waiting for
still with 1st Amph Tractor Bn, FMF Pac,
the Navy to call. Don Miller is wearing FPO SF. Pvt Zack Panagiotakis is AGFRD^
civies at 1332 Salisbury, Cody, JVyo. MS Co N, 4 Regt. Ft Ord, Calif, Lt, Clinton
Bob Meenan is at the USNA, 6437 Bancroft Paul is back in the States recovering from
Hall, Annapolis, Md. Lt. Joe Minihan is wounds received in Germany in Nov. Lt.
with Sth Co, 3 STR, Pt Benning, Ga. Capt Bill Paul was on Wahoo with 392 B Sq, 30 B
Gordon Mitchell is in the Philippines
Gp, APO 964, SF, T/Sgt Sidney Pearoe is in
area with 321 B Sq, 90 B Gp, APO 920, SF Italy with 566 Air Srv Sq, APO 520, NY. Lt
A/C Harold Mize is,in the primary stage
Elmer Penney reports to Camp Maxey, Tex,
at Lancaster Field, Calif, Capt Tye Moore with his new commission. Cpl Eddie Peck
is still in Italy with 429 B Sq, 2 B Gp, is with A*l-19 Marines FPO SF. Sgt Bugs
APO 520, NY. T/Sgt Archie Morrison is
is at Biggs Field, El Paso, Tex with
with Co A, 24 AST Bn, Fort Knox, Ky. S/Sgt the 235 B Sq. Jim Perkins S 2/C is with
Don Morrison is in Germany with Hq Co, 3 Bat 127, Co D, FPo’SF\ Dick Perkins SK 2/C
Bn, 358 Inf, APO 90, NY. CWO Jim Morri- is in the Solomans with Navy 152, Dept 10^
scm, around the Philippines, is with Hq
FPO, SF. Sgt. Warren Perkins expects State­
ith'APSC, APO 710, SF. Pfc ”Timer” Moses side after his Iwo Jima campaign where he
is close to Germany with Co D, 329 Med Bn is with H &amp; S Co, 9 M, 3 Div, FPO, SF. Maj
APO 104, NY. Pfc Jack Moses is in Ger­
Johnny Peters is at Ft Riley Kans, with ORP
many with Hq Bty, 37 FA Bn, APO 2, NY,
CRIC. Lt Col Lee Pickens is with Hqs, 16
Bob Mudge S 1/C is with the armed guard
Repl Dept, APO 129, NY. Sonny Hipsr EM 1/C
on the
Willet M, Hayes, FPO SF. Pfc
is on the USS Kline, APA 120, FPO,"Sf. John
Bill Mudge is in Italy with Co B, 755 T
Piper S 1/C is at USN Bks, Div 21, Port
Bn, APO 464, NY. Joe Murphy has moved to Chicago 21, Calif, Pvt. Frank Potter is at
205 Cavanaugh Hall, U of Hi), Notre Dame, Townsville, Australia with the 12 Sup Sq,
Ind, S/Sgt Frank Murrey is in Italy with 12 ADG, APO 922, SF. Lt, Neil Prewitt. Co
Sq Co, 85 Inf, APO 85,'NY. Sgt Bud Myer B, 123 Inf, APO 33, SF. Sgt. Bob Propp is
found a poker game in India with Co C,
in India with Co A, 758 Ry Shop Bn, APO 629
745 Ry Opr Bn, APO 466, NY.
NY. Capt Bill Quinlan is with 368 F Gp,
APO 141, NY.
MT Sgt Buss Neel was on Guam with M Srv
Sq 21, FPO SP, Lt jg Ted Neuman is re­
Earl Ray had a pretty fair basketball team
ducing aboard the USS Bland APA 134, FPO at Midwest. Lt. Don Ray is now at 409 N
SF. Lt. Bill Neuman is in Italy with Co 25 St, Lincoln, Neb. Oscar Ray HA 1/C is
3, 760 Tank Bn, APO 464, Ny, Lt Brooks
with VMTB 134 MAGU, 2MAW, FPO, SF. Lt Bud
Nichols is at APO 293, SF with 3465 Ord Reasoner is on his way with a B-29. Sgt
MIS Co (q) . Fred Niethammer S 1/C is with Bob Reed is with the 414 F Gp, Hq - BluethenCo 314, USNTC, Great Lakes, Ill, Lt. Vic thai Field, NC. Sgt. Jimmy Reid is with the
Niethammer is B-17ing it at 319 W. Snyder FPO Unit, Navy 128, FPO, SF? a/O Poncho
Hobbs, N.M. Cpl Bill Niethammer is on
Reid is Class 1 E-45 C (C) NATB Corpus
Biak with the 36 Photo Ren Sq APO 920 SF, Christi, Tex. Cpl Dick Reno is headed for
Lt *'Stu” Novak is with 568 B Sq, 38 B Gp, APO 16409 - AB-3, SF. Rob Robertson S 2/C
APO 559, NY. Maj Carl Nygaard is with
just graduated from the San Diego S and
Hq AGF Rep Depot
, Ft Meade, Md. Lt.
School and expects immediate sea duty.
Rellin Nygaard is under the Persian Gulf Cadet Dale Robinson is with Class 45-8,
Command with Hq 3 Milt Ry Sv, APO 523, NY HAAF, Harlingen, Tex. **Curt” Rochelle is
now living in Rawlins at 313^ W Spruce*. Loa is
S/Sgt Barney Oldham is in Germany with Hq Rofflstadis with Co 9, 404 NTS (RM) Navy Pier,
Btry 466“AAA Bn,“APO 403, NY. Cpl Chuck Chicago, Ill, Pfc Bob Rose is with 3505
O'Malley is with 3 MRR Sq, APO 636, NY. AAFBU Seo B, Scott Fid, Ill. Lt jg Clark
Navy Cadet D.vight Osborne is with Class Romine lives at 6 Lake Drive, Bayridge,
3-C-45-C(c), NATB, Corpus Christi, Tex. Anapolis, Md, Capt Dick Rowlands is across
Jim Osborne is in Aruba NWI c/o Lago Oil the Rhine with the 71 AFA Bn, APO 255, NY.
&amp; Transport, Pfc John Osnes is at Camp

�- 5 with Co G, 324 Inf, APO 44, NY. Pat SulliFO Don Satterthwait is in England with
the 578 B Sq, 392 B Gp, APO 558, NY. Pfc van S 2/C is with ACEPD, Navy 926, FPO SF.
Cpl Mark Sullivan is in England with the
Gordon Sanford is in Germany with Co M,
368 BSq, 306 B Gp, APO 557, NY. S/Sgt
399 Inf. APO 447, NY. Cpl Dan Scarbor­
Neil
Sullivan is at Box 771, Orlavesta, Fla,
ough, is with Btry C 18 Bn 3 Arty C, 3
Maj
Jim
Sprecher is in Italy with Hq 49 QM
Amph C, FPO SF. Pvt John Scarborough is
Gp,
APO
782,
NY. Yfelt Stanley lives at
at APO 9, NY with the 9 Ron Trp* Does
14412
Delano,
Van Nuys, Calif. T/Sgt Russell
anyone have Dave or Jim Scott's address?
Steed
is
in
Belgium
with Bty 788 kkA, AXi Bn,
Lt, Leonard Scott is at Mountain Home,
APO
654,
NY.
Earl
Stewart
SM 2/C is around
Id with Crew 108, Cpl Dick Schank is
the
Philippines
with
Navy
3964,
FPO, SF,
with the 4th War Dog Pit 1st M, FPO SF.
S
tanley
Stewar
t
2/C
(TM)
is
around
the
Ens Roland Schooler expects catapult ac­
PhiTippines
with
MTB,
Ron
16,
FPO,
SF. Lt.
tion soon. He is with Sq 7, NATB, Pensa­
C
arl
Stout
is
at
Ft.
Siunner,
N.
M.
flying
cola, Fla. Ens Frank Schulte is on Whida
fighter
type
plane.
Lt.
Go
rdon
Suther
­
by Island - VPB 61, FPO SF. a/C Ralph
land
is
in
Italy
with
414
B
Sq,
97
B
Gp,
Schulte has found his way to 3-45 P (C)
Fit, Bg, NATB, Pensacola, Fal. Jack Sch­ APO 520, NY. S/Sgt To ship Suyemat.su was
wounded the second time on the Western
ulte SP (V) 3/C is at the Air Station,
Olathe, Kansas with Sq VR-3, Lt jg Bill Front with Cannon Co, 442 Inf Bn, APO 758,
Schulte expects leave soon from Navy3^ NY. Sgt King Suyematsu wears the PH and
FPO NY. Gordie Schultz is now living at is in Germany with E Co, 442 Inf, APO 758,
301 W Whittier Blvd, Whittier, Calif. Lt NY. Cpl Jack Swanson is in outfit Hq Bty
17 AB Div Arty, APO 452, NY and in Germany.
Bill Schwartz is almost thru in Italy
with the 826 B Sq, 484 B Gp, APO 520, NY.!Lt. Jerry Swanton is with Co H, 140 Inf.
Sg't Bob Sears is with the 361 A Sv Gp, SaoiCamp Rucker, Ala. Bill Swanton lives at
Bemadino, Calif. Lt. Tony,, Sedar is in j2536 So. Milwaukee, Denver 10, Colo, attendGermany with Co K, 358'InfAfO'90, NY. jing Denver U's law school.
S/Sgt Paul Sedar is around Belgium with |
H &amp; S Co, 826 Engr Avn Bn, APO 126, NY. iS/Sgt Keith Tedford is in Brazil with the
Pike Sedar is connected with the PE Dept ;156 AACS, APO 604, Miami, Fia. Major John
U of W, Laramie. Joe Sedar TM 3/C is in iThomas is round Paris with Hq, 12 AG, APO
New Guinea with DRB 3115,”FPO, SF. Lt
.6*55, NY. Lt Orlo Thomas is at Ft Ord,
jCalif, with Co I, 5 Bn, 2 Regt. Earl
Dick Shaw is with B-29s at Combat Crew
Thompson lives at 2255 Crenshaw, Los Ange­
Sec, Clovis, N.M,
Lt. Bob Sherard is
les, Calif. Who has Capt Jay Thompson's
With the 2 Sig Co, 2MD, FPO SF., note
promotion on the field’. Kayo Shoemaker address? Lt Jack Tobin is close to Germany
with 852 Engr Avn Bn, APO 126, NY. Lt Paul
lives at 6360 Highpoint Drive, Seattle,
Tobin is back to the Marianas with 82 QM
6, Wash, M/Sgt Tom Shoemaker is at APO
33, SF with Hq Bty, 122 FA Bn. Jack (Lt) Dept Co iiPO 246 SF. A/C Larry Tobj o pur­
Shutts is around Saipan with 39 B S, 6 B sues the gold wings with 1 D 45, C i^C),
NATB, Corpus Christi, Tex, Bob Tobin is
Gp, APO 247, NY. Lt Bill Shutts is in
still teaching navy cadets at Gonzaga and
China with 491 B Sq, 341 H Gp, APO 212,
lives at E 228 Mission, Spokane 13,
NY. Pvt Bo^d Sims is on his way with
Harry Trollope lives in Reno, Nev. at No
Casual Co~58,~AP0~Tl5854, SF. Lt Frank
Virginia St. Major Hugh Trollope is with
Sims is with Co M, 382 Inf, APO 96, SF,
,434 AAFBU, Sq A, Santa Rosa, Calif, Capt
Don Spaulding ART 3/C Class 29, NATTC,
Tom Trollope is at Camp Lejuene, N.C. with
Ward Island, Corpus Christi, Tex. Cpl.
Base Arty Bn, MT Comd. Lt Bob Trowe is
Rodney Spaulding is with Sec C, HAAF,
Hondo, Tex"^ TE. Jim Speas is flying C- with the 390 B Sq (M), 42 B Gp, ArO719-1 SF
Lt. Wayne Tuker is with the 14 AAF, 322 TC
47s with 98 TC Sq, 440 TC’Gp, APO 133,
Sq, APO 627, NY. Lt. Neil Tyler is at BOQ
NY.. Pvt. Leslie Spicer is in Germany
with Co B, 28S3 fingr Sn, APO 758, NY. Lt GSNAS, Quonset Point, R. I.
Barney Spielman is in England with 310
Ferrying Sq, ATO 744, NY. Capt Jack Staf-jPfc Bud Updegraff is with Co C, 66 Inf, APO
360, NY. Cpl James Vesey is with the Fleet
ford instmcts in B-24s at Box 207 7tAB,
Ft. Worth, Tex. S/Sgt Gerry Sullivan is PO Unit, FPO
Vesey instructs
in Italy with 759 B Sq, 459 B Gp, AP6 520 in gunnery at Albuquerque, N.MTand lives
NY, S/^gt John Sullivan is in Germany
at 311 S. Walter. T/Sgt Bill Vesey is with

�- 6 -

WTB 132, MAFG 48, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Sgt. Gene Volker is with Bty B, 12 FA Ob
sn Bn, AiO 463, NY. Ffc Floyd Volker is
addressed* MD, USS Gen Sturgis, FrO SF,

his way to Camp Beal, Calif, S/Sgt B^ll
Poe is at El Centro, Calif, with Hq Sq
MAG 35. Maj Bob Robinson USMCR just fin­
ished the Iwo Campaign and is headed State­
side. Don Rogers officiated in the State
Beno 'ftalkor S 1/C is at Del Monte, Calif, High School Basketball Tournament and lives
with 27-B-l, USNTS. Lt. Dick Walker is
at 512 S. 11th St., Laramie, Wyo. Lt. John
aboard the USS Shamrock Bay, FrO SF. Ffc "Auzie" Schultz is in France with Co I, 341
Jim Walsh is on the Western Front with
Inf, APO 450, NY. Alex White is headed for
Co K 424 Inf ArO 443, NY. Lt. Bob WagCamp Shoemaker, Calif.
gener flys A-26s with 86 B Sq, 47 B Gp,
ArO 650, NY. Rex Watts CSK is at NAS
Chidley is a Gern«n POW. Louis
Navy 128, Box 1318, FrO, SF. T/4 "Stu”
Covington — KIA. Russel Schx^er was hit
Wagner is in Germany with the 3195 Sig
idien plane crashed in hangar where he was
Srv Co, ArO 782, NY. Capt Jim Waygood
working and proved fatal. Jim HavA ins —
is in China with the 462 B~?Jpi 768 0 §q,
German POW was just released*. Guy i/tillison
AiO 220, NY. Ens Bob Wehrli, CECUSNR is — German POW. Herb Robinson -- KlAi
'
awaiting assignment from the Comdr Srv
Forces, racific Fleet, FrO, SF, Capt.
The krmy has left Casper and the expec­
Ernest Tifilkerson is around Saipan with
ted lull in the local pubs is not half as
Co C, 55 Repl Draft, FrO, SF. Major J^ bad as anticipated, in fact, there were so
W’lki^ ?ra.tches the weather from 60 Look­ many civilians who let the Army take ovar,
cat ~Dl\.\ Ashville, N.C. Dr. Leo Wilking reluctantly of course, their old stomping
grounds that when the Army did retreat they
v ars the mask and holds hands at St.
lived up to the promise, "We Will Returnl"
Lakes Eosp, 113 St &amp; Amsterdam, N.Y. 25,
N,y, Ens Vin Vahite just got his conmis'tion and will be at the NTS (G en Line)
Ole Casper City is just a bright spot of
Miami, Fla. soon. Faxton Wilson AMM 1/C the past -- this "brov.n out" takes the ole
io at NAS, Brown Fid, Chula Vista, Calif. snap out of local night life.
Col Robert Wilson is in the Philippines
with Hq Btry 49 F A, ArO 7, SF. rvt Ed
Now you guys have no excuse for not writ­
Williams is with Sq A, Box 440, Hunter
ing each other — so why not pick out 10
Field, Ga. Lt. Leon Winkes gets his mail names and send a word along.
at Box 1837, Santa Ana, Calif, A/C Jj^
Woods is with Class 12 B-4, Bks, 2-96,
N.C.H.S, lost to Cheyenne in the basket­
NATS', Ottumwa, la. T/5 W. L. "Spec"
ball championship play-off. . . Mayor Earle
Worthington is in the rhi!ippines in.th
resigned. . . Marriages* Bubbles Cooke
SbO”Engr. Trpo Avn Co. ArO 72, SF. Capt married Maj Omohundro, Mar. 6j Martha Ger'Nubby" Wright is on the Western Front
mon married Lt HD Williams, Apr 1. . . . «
withTTq, 411 FA Gp, AFO 339, NY.
Births, too numerous to mention.
Please note following additions, alpha­
betically out of linel
Maj Joe Albert is living at 32 Fort Drive
Pt. Haven, Alexandria, Va. Ist Sgt Bob
Battenschlag is in France with 104 Evac
Hosp (sn) apo 403, NY, Edgar Beattie
ARM 3/C is now at Bldg 14^4, RAAII, Northwhiting Fid, Milton, Fla. Sgt Jack Gray
is tail gunning a B-24 out of England
with 713 Sq, 448 B Gp, APO 558, NY. Sgt
Barney Goggin is now at Langley Fid, Va.
with 5535 AAFBU. S/Sgt A, G, Noel is at
Clairborne, La. with 3183 Engr PD Co.
Pfc Bill Noel is in Italy with 449 B Gp,
Hq, AFO 520, NY, Cpl Warren Pearoe is on

So long for now.

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1114 South Durbin
Fellows:

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

Here’s the latest "line-up".

We find M/Sgt, Bob Adamson with the 67
Srv Sqd, 100 Srv Gp at APO 1S3, NY.
Milton Adamson S 2/C is getting gunnery
instructions aboard USS D.D. Sterett,
Ho. 407, FPO, SF. Lt. Dale Aielts USMC
is perfecting his bomb eye with ADTU,
Box 27, NAS, Banana River, Fla, Sgt,
Bob Aitken is shivering in France with
Co 1, ETO, APO 562, NY. Maj, Joe Al­
bert is trying to get located at Ft,
Belvoir, Va, after 33 months in the So,
Pacific with tho 91 Engineers, Ivl/Sgt
Ray Aims ley is communicating from Italy
with 94 F Sq, 1st F Gp, APO 520, NY. It
is now Maj. Bill Aimsley and he is close
to New Guinea with 856 Eng Av Bn, APO
920, Unit 1, SF. Don Allison SF 1/c is
on USS, ABSB 7/4, FPO, SF in the Pacific.
Grant Arrasmith AS is at Ft. Schuyler,
NY in USN Midshipman’s School, Billett
14210. Capt. Harry Mills Astin is with
the AiTny Ground Force Replacement Pool
at APO 873, NY, Pvt, Bill Anda drives
an ambulance with 554 Amb Co Mtr, 2nd
Army, Ft. Jackson, S.C. Chas, Amadio
S 1/C is in the Pacific with USS Avdrain APA 59, FPO, SF, Chas. Ayres AS
is expected home during the holidays
from his V-12 studies with Co C at GA
College, St, Peter, Minn,

Pvt. Bill Barton is learning the myster­
ies of teletype with Sec L, Bks 324,
Chanute Fid, Ill, Lt, Dick Barton is a
P-47 instructor with 262 FPTS, Sq 1,
Bruning, Nebr. Maj. Don Bailey is due
in soon from his duties with 29 B Sq,
APO 838, New Orleans, La, Louis Bailey
2/C has returned to see with the USS
Okaloosa Det FPO SF, Pvt, Kenneth Bailey is now at Ft Meade, Md and will have
his light tank at AGRFD ^1. Lt. Rugg
_Barhaug conducted a program on the Army
Hour a few weeks back and spoke as a
member of the Personal Affairs Div. hhen
in V.ashington DC, he is living at 1818 H
St, NW. Cpl Bob Bailey is in the Phillipines with Rq Co, 1113 Engr (C) Gp APO
565, SF. Pfo Tom Baker has left v/ith Co
F, 264 Inf for APO 17805, NY. Bill Barnard S 1/C is at the Navy Training Station, San Diego 33, Cal. with Co 44-446
RTV, Lb jg Norman Bartling is at USN

December 1, 1944

Arm Guard (Atlantic) SS Joe M. Tarrell,
FPO, NY. Sgt David Baskett has developed
Hav/keyes with Hq 6 Photo Gp Ren AF” 29,
SF. M/Sgt, N, Bob Battenschlag is in
France with 104 Eva'o Hosp (SM) APO 403,
NY, Edgar Beattie ARL: 3/C is preparing
for duty on PBYs at Box 35, 159-R, NAS,
Jacksonville, Fla. Lt. Jack Beattie has
the B-26 and will leave soon from. Combat
Crew Center, Hunter Fid, Savannah, Ga.
Getting a thrill out of tea with the lo­
cals Lt, Col. Delwin Bentley is in France
with the 322 B Gp Hq APO r?0, NY. Being
treated like a crovmed prince Lt, Vernon
Bentley likes his yachting admiral on
the USS hilliamsburg, FPO NY. S/Sgt Phn
Berry has left the States with Co H, 86
Mtn Inf, APO 345 NY, Sgt Gene Biglin is
around Lae, N.G, with 5297 Chem Trg Co
FEAF APO 713, SF. Lt. Geo F, Billie is
still in Italy with Hq Co, 2 Bn, 337 Inf
Regt, APO 85, NY. Capt. Jack Bingenheimer doesn’t work hard when it rains in~
his part of Italy and the 774 B Sq, 463
B Gp, APO 520, NY. Bob Blind S 2/C is
at Box 7, US Submarine Base, New London,
Conn. Ens. Bill Bon docked in Va, and
got to spend a few days home before re­
suming his duties on the USS Charles
Carroll APi. 28, FPO, NY, Officer mater­
ial was noticed in Pvt, Dick Bowman, Co
A, 1st Pit, Bks D, OCS, r'uantico, Va, Pfe
Marion Bouzis with the B-24s at Pr.v Sq F
Lincoln, Neb. Capt. DeForest Brovm is in
the New Hebridies with Hq Srv Comd APO
708, SF. Dick Bullack AS is in V»ard A-12
USN Hosp, Farragut, Id. to clear his si­
nus trouble. Sgt. Douglas Burgess is ad­
dressed MWFS 1, Seo~127 MCAD, Miramar,
San Diego 34, Cal. Sgt. Don Burgess US
UCR receives his mail at Congaree Fid,
Columbia 34, SC, Capt Jeromie Burwell has
bought many P-61s for the Army while liv­
ing at 412 10th St, Santa Monica, Calif.
Capt. Orrin "Bud" Burwell will keep the
B-29s flying for the 882 B Sq, 500 B Gp,
aPO 17159 SF, An active man on the Tri­
ple U campus. Bob Burwell rests at 319 So
11th, Laramie, »»yo, Lt, Joe Bush is at
Camp Pinedale, Fresno, Cal. with ~Sq T-4,
462 AliFBU, Cpl Bob Bush USMC is addressed
G 3, 15 M, 6D, FPO SF. Lt. Bill Bush is
still around New Guinea with 868 E'ngr Av
Bn, APO 713, SF.

�-2Lt. Bill Canaday married 9/29 and is
ing P-39 with Sqd T, 441 AAFBU, Van Nuys,
with Bat 1st Hq, 385 Inf, APO 76, Camp
Calif, T/Sgt Frank Daly USMC is addres­
McCoy, Iftis. Bob Canaday has a new po­
sed: WSD 244, FPO, ^F. Lt, Glen *'Bud"
sition at 2331 So. Columbia Place, Tul­
Daniels got public recognition for a
sa 5, Okla. Pvt. John Casey is assigned bombing with VMF 114, MAW-11, FPO, SF.
to Vnalter Reed Hosp, Washington 12 DC
Lt. Steve Davidson is B-24ing it with
with Det Iv.ed Dept Army Med Center. Dick
30 B Sq 30 B Gp APO 244 SF. Porter Da­
Casey S 2/C is with OGU Bks 6A14 Co 833- vis CEM sent Xmas cards early from 9th
44 USWTS Farragut, Id. President of the Const Bn, Hq Co, FPO, SF. Imticipating
Royal Order of Snakes and their liThite
a packaged Xmas, Pvt Joe Donlin is in
Star, Donald "Fang** Chapin gets his mail Italy with Bty C, 347 FA, APO 91, NY, Joe
at 625 Nieth (which is awfully close to
Donovan Y 3/C is preparing to leave Se­
an institution), Lincoln 8, Neb. Bruce
lection Dept USNTC Farragut, Id. Capt.
Chapman is married and living at Hotel
Noah Dorius is airborne with 457 Prcht
Senator 526 Sacramento, Cal, /jitone
FA Bn APO 468, SF, Bill Drew is at Notre
Che lewski S 1/C is receiving more -frain- Dame, Ind in Midshipmen School. Lt. C.
ing with ARM 50-44, Sec 4 NAGS Puncell,
Emerson Duncan is in Med Adm Corps in
Okla. Lt. Jack Chidley has left to B-17 France vdth 176 Gen Hosp Co Z APO 562, NY.
someplace, APO 16650BJ4, NY. Capt. Jim
Lt. Louie Dunigan is reported cvi^rseas
Clare USMC is out in th© Pacific with
with his B-17. Doctor HB "Bud*' Durham is
H &amp; S Bt 13 M, FPO, SF. S/Sgt Jack Claric interning now at the Gen Hosp, Cincinnati
is addressedi 39 Malaria Control Unit,
29, Ohio,
jiPO 473, SE. Pfc Jim Clifford is in the
Marians with Co D, 2 Sep Lng Bn, FMF FPO Bill nmel /CRT 2/C is training and living
SF. Lt. Bill Clifford is in China with
at 4816 NV: 1st Ave, Miami, Fla, Capt.
Air Base Det APO 430, NY. Attending Tex Dick Evans is instructing in DepE of Meeh
A&amp;K, Danny Colibraro S 1/C is with Co
USlvAi best Point, NY,
320, Sec 5, Bldg 4, College Station, Tex
pen &lt;'*o.uil~ling S 2/C is with OGU, Co 3066- S/Sgt Milo ‘'Dick" Farrell io ax F.-a.- ce
44, Eks lODlO Farragut, Id. Lt, Blaine
with Continent"! Ofi, jiPO 3'&gt;O, NY,
Cco^augh is in Spec Srv at C/iAB, Carls­ Jim Frandsen is wrking fo" Telephone Co
bad. K Mex. Pfc Jack Corbridge is in
here in Casper. Ray Frar.dsen S 1/C is
Germany with Co F 301 Inf APO'S4, N.Y.
aboard the USS Alabama, SS Div FPO SF,
Bill Crater still builds sea-going ves­
Pete Frandsen iiMM 2/c is out in the Paci­
sels and lives at 396 6th St, Richmond,
fic now’ with Hq Sq FAh 8 P..TSU 81, FPO SF.
Cal. Bernard Cronin S 1/C fiT is booting Sgt, Leo Frank is at Ft Belvoir, Va with
it with Co 1948 USNTS Gr. Lakes, Ill.
Hq Det Gp 2 j.SFTC. Lt, Bob French, a sol­
Cpl Bill Cronin is out Pacific-way with
dier, is receiving port repair instruc­
3 Photo Depot APO 244, SF. Sgt.
tions at USNTS Venetian Hotel, Mie 1, Fla,
.CplliEei" is with Co B, 1885 Engr Bn, APO
Lt. George Forbes USNR is at Ayer, Mass,
243, SF
Dale Covington is now in Bill­ in Operations, N Aux Air Fee.
ings, Mont at 210 N 25 St. Frank Covingten is in England with 3325 SllJi Co APO
S/Sgt Gene Gaston is still in Italy with
655 NY. S/Sgt Louis Covington is in
the 37 Gen Hosp,"aPO 425, NY. Lt, Vernie
France with Co I 311 Inf APO 78, NY. Clem Gaston is stationed at Gowen Fid, Boise,
Coughlan can still be found at 3002 Cli­ id. with Sec F, Box 861. Sgt. Joe Gerdom
fton Av,. Baltimore 16, Md. T/s Jack Co­ is close to Germany with 88 Srv Sq APO
wan is in the Phillipines with Hq Co,
149, NY. Bill Gerdom HA 1/C is with Hq
1113 Engr lonst Gp, APO 72, SF. halt
Co ls‘‘“ Bn 4th M, 6 Div, FPO SF. Capt, Al
Cook is preparing for basketjail as a
Germoxi is on the dental staff at Casper
member of ;he NOHS coaching s+af.^, hij” AAP. Cpl Bernard J. Goggin is in IViarch
bur Cook Has a position with fheli Oil
Fla, Gal with ASN oOOlBs^l T-2. Pfc. John
Jo xr Crtp; i , E’^erett _Curu„i'2gs PC 1/C
is in -xltus, Ckla. with Sec C Fit
ii. w t.'. E *"17, U48 ’’arcus Is, F'v SF,
j'lf, Box 499, fiAAF. Pfc Frank Goggin.
IP‘'055556i address is Sec 3, Co C, 2625 xlA
A stui
-.hj physi-^rl fiur.ejF prr.groit I ? Paso Unit. A,Ai.F, Liberal, Kans. loun. .".st
an '’x,. beuxAng, Go, CfP-’cer Candidate
G-'ngin, Bill, is enroute to OCS at Ft,
Bob Dallason is with 15th Co, 3 STR Inf. Benn-ng, Ga.
xit, Arnie Daly i? nov. with 70 Sq 433 TC
Gp at APO 920, SF. Lt. TvP. Daly is fly­ LI. Paul Haas is still a transport pilot

�-3and living at 19 E 49 St, Austin, Texas. at Ft, Meade, Md, with Co D, 9th Btyr,
Sgt. Vin Haley is in England with 448 B
7 Regt, Carl "Daddy" Horstman fathers
Sq, 7r4 jB Gp, apo 558, NY. Lt j
Oct. born Carol Lee at 244 S, Brooks,
Hanway is in the Pacific with USS VjadSheridan, Ayo. Bruce Hunter CiHe was
leigh, DD 689, FPO SF. Now on shore
married last June and is in the Pacific
duty Lt jg Jim Harder is in the Colum­
on the USS Lubbock AP - 197, M Div, FPO
bia Hotel, kiami, Fla. It’s seldom bro­ SF. John Hurley SC 2/C is around the
thers in the service see each other, but New Hebridies with NATS Pacific Navy 140
that’s just what happened to Elmer and
FPO, SF. Sgt. Tim, Hurley USkC is with
Bud Harris in Saipan, Sgt. Elmer is
H &amp; S Btry 4 Ba 10 M FPO SF,
with Hq Co 2nd Bn 6 M ' k Div IPO SF and I
Bud, Ailik, is with Patrol B Sod
FPO
iMail reaches Ens Loyal Johnson at 2076
Sf, S/Sgt Dean Harris was wounded re­
(Magnolia, Long Beach 6, al. Norman
cently and is in England w?th the USA
* Johnson lives at 161 .ishbury, San FranciHosp Plant 4131, APO 316 A, NY. Pvt.
i SCO 17, ,al. M/Sgt Jack "Red" Jones is
Bernard Harris has started his training I in the Phillipines with 10 Pit Co B 574
with FARIC, C-33-8, Ft. Sill, Okla. Capt SxxA Bn, A-PO 321, SF. Lt, CR Jones is in
Glen
Harvev's
wounds are healed and he
Italy with 716 B Sq, 449 B Gp, APO 520
■.V
is in Germany with Hq 1st Bn, 9, Inf,
NY. Lt. Bob Jones is at APO 17126, NY
APO 2, NY. Lt. Jim Hawkins is in France with Ren Go 827 T.D, Bn, Dick Joslyn
with GFRS Repl Pool, APO 545 NY. Lt,
S b/C (RDM) is schooling on USS LCS - (L)
Jimmy Hayes USMC has loft the States,
(3) 44, FPO, SF. Cpl. Ted Joslyn is with
Pvt Eugene"Hawks is at Camp Stewart, Ga. Co I, 51 Engr Bn, ETS, Ft, Levris, hash.
with Pit 4, Bat A, 10 .AlETC Bn, Lt,
Harold Healy has a rainbow around his
Capt. Bob Kimball is flying B-29s in BOQ
shoulder with 402 B'A Bn, 42 Div, Camp
Box 186, x,lamogordo, N. Mex, Sgi "om
Gruber, Okla.. Pvt. ”Rot*' Healy is with
Kirkmeyer USkC having spent 29 monehs in
Co A, 59 A Inf Bn, 13 Armed APO 263,
the SAP, is now at 1st SS, Gp2, Hq Co
Camp Bowie, Tex. ^.rt Holser has engi­
Inf Sch. Regt TC, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
neered the deepest oil well in the world T4 John Klocksiem is with the 3128 Sig
at 11-C Club, Taft, Cal. Ernie Heiser
Srv Co APO 17583, NY. Bob Knadler AT 2/C
S 2/C is at Gr. Lakes, Ill with SS Comd
is with 3rd Spec Naval Const Bn, Co D,
Sec T-8-5 Bks 606 LP. Comdr. Harold
Pit 1, FPO, SF. M/Sgt Bob Kuhn is now
Heiser USN is assigned to USN Dry Dock,
at APO 926, SF with 71 B Sqd38 B Gp (M).
Terminal Is, San Pedro, Cal. Paul Hei­
ser has made Casper "the oil capital of
Ens. Maurice Landers is in the Pacific
the Y»est’’ with his Reed Roller Bits.
with VPB 100 FPO SF, Cadet Jack Leahy
S/Sgt John Hendrickson is in France with is addressed: C-lO-E-44 (c) Av Cad Regt.
Btry D, 456 .AA Bn, APO 403, NY. Sgt.
USNATB Corpus Christi, Tex. Lt, Jack
Stan Hendrickson is reported to have
Leonard has just left for APO 17311, SF
been commissioned in the field and is
with the 7 AIF, R Sq Mobile. Lt. Rayaddressed: Gen Hq SWA c/o Maj L, A,
Leonard is in Italy with 308 So, 31 P Gp,
Telesco APO 500, SF, Bill Henry SF 1/C
APO 520, NY. Tom Leonard ?s.OM 2/C is at
is on the USS Rawlins, Wl. 226, Pre-Com
Box B4, NAS, Ahidby Is, hash. Sgt. Lew
Sch. Seattle 99, hash. Ted Hi ip
2/C
Link is with Hq Co, SCU 1932 Camp Ain- "
is in the Atlantic with USS PC 594, FPO
field Scott, Cal, M/Sgt Lindell Link is
NY. Don Holmgran QM 2/C submerges in
at Tinker Fid, 0k!a with 4136 AIFBU. Pvt
the Pacific on the USS Ronquel, c/o PM,
Kenneth Ludwi ' is at Ft Monmouth, N.J.
SF. Pvt. Robt Hool is taking photogra­
with the 15 Trg Co, 848 STB, Gregg Lusby
phy with Sec F, Lowry Fid, Colo, a/c
S 2/C is at Norman Okla with 11 B, 45 2\t)M
Bob Hooper is at V«ar Eagle Fid with 3043 Bks 84. Ens John Lusby is on the USS
iVkFBU, 45-C, Sqd 13, Lancaster, Calif,
Reno FPO SF. P-vt Bob Lusby is with 3508
Ens. DeWaine Hoopman is an ordinance
AAFBU Sec B Truax Fid, Madison, Ais.
officer in an Navy Gun Factory and lives
at 712 E Capital, hashington, DC, Ed__
Sgt Bob Mackin is with L-3-21 USMC FPO SF.
Hoff S 2/C is in Memphis, Tenn at Bks 50 making his 4th trip across the At....ntic,
TTB, NATTC, Carl Hopkins MM 2/C is
Cpl Finlay MacLennan is in England with
addressed: USNRB, Div 61, San Diego, 36, the 243 Eng C, Bn, Co B, APO 17126, NY.
Calif, Lt, Gilbert Housley won his
T/Sgt. Jack MacLennan is with 3324 SLiM
couOT.iaaion last month and is stationed
Co. xirmy Pit. Ft. Jackson S.C. Cpl Leg

�McLennan is nt Boca Raton Fid, Fla. with
BIC fi, Lt. Barry Mahoney has the trou­
bles of Troop Comdr on the USS John B.
Floyd FPO SF, Cpl Clinton Marburger is
in Italy with 484 B Gp 826 B sq, AFO 520
NY, Don Marburger expects his civilian
standing to change in the real near fu­
ture, Pvt. Jay Manning is in Hondo, Tex,
with 842 NT Sq, Lt, Col. Al Martin is
in Orlando, Fla on the jIAP Board, Cpl
Don Matthews is close to the V»estern
Front with Dept A, 57 Fid Hosp, APO 350,
NY, Cpl Don McCarthy USMC is in Barstow
Calif with Depot Sup. Joe McCarthy SF
1/C lives at 3451 Collier, San Diego 4,
Calif. Cpl Bill McNamara was last re­
ported to be with the 526 Engr (LP) Co,
Camp Shelby, Miss. Lt, Don Miller was
home on leave last month and is now at
Bushnell Hosp, Brigham, Utah to receive
further surgical treatment. Lt. Joe Min­
ihan is at Ft Benning Ga as an instructor
to the Sth Co 3rd STR, Capt Gordon Mit­
chell is on Biak (close to N,G)with 321
B Sq, 90 B Gp, APO 920, NY. Air Cadet
Harold Mize is at VIJiF Victorville, Cal,
Capt, Tye Moore is still in Italy as an
engineering officer with 429 B Sq, 2 B
Gp, APO 520, NY. T/Sgt Archie hiorrison
is in Ft, Jackson, SC with 3324 SLIM Co
2 Corp, Mr,(w/uj Jim Morrison is in
Casper now but will leave soon for assi­
gnment in the Phillipines, Pvt, Jack
Moses is on the Western Front with Div,
Hq, G 3 Sec, 28 Div APO 2, NY and Pvt,
Timer Moses is there too with Co D 329
Med Bn, iPO 104, NY. Jack Mudge lives
at 316^ 9th Place Manhattan Beach, Calif,
Bob Mudge S 1/C is in the Paoifid on the
(jBs Viillett M, Hayes FPO, SF, Pfc Bill
Mudge is in Italy with Co B, 755 Tank Bn,
AM 464 NY, Joe Murphy saw some good
football this season while at 127 Breen
Phillips, Notre Dame, Ind. S/Sgt Frank
My ray is in Italy with Hq Co 85 Inf APO
^6, NY. Sgt Mark "Bud” Myer is the loco
(motive) engineer on the Bengal Asam RR
in India with Co C 745 Ry Opr Bn APO 466,
NY.

and is instructing in B-17s with Gp 3,
HAiiF, Hobbs, N, Mex, Prisoners Lt, Geo.
Niethammer and Maj, Gale eleven are play­
ing chess at Stalag Luft #3, Lt. "Stu"
Novak has his B-17 in France with APO
16637 PkA 62, NY, Maj, Carl Nygaard is
at Hq, AGFRD ^1, Ft, Meade, Md. In the
near East theater, Lt. Rollin Nygaard is
on the supply route to Russia with Hq
3 MRR Srv, /xPO 523, NY.
S/Sgt John "Barney" Oldham is in Germany
with Hq Btry, 456 /AiA Bn ArO 403, NY.
Cpl Charles O'Malley is in England with
the 3rd Mobile RR Sqd ApO'635 NY. Navy
Cadet Dwight Osborne is at Glenview, Ill
with 11-B Left hing, NAS,

Lt. Ijan.jcarksr, USMCR is with Co B 1st
Amph Tank Bn FMF, FrO SF. Lt Clinton
Paul has a "Junior" awaiting his return
from 7 Inf, APO 3, NY. Lt. Bill raul has
his B-24 at ArO 16743AST, SF\ l/Sgt Sid
Pearce has charge of warehouse in Italy
with 566 Air Srv Sq APO 520, NY. Officer
Caididate Elmer Penney is training with
the 5th Co 3 STR Ft. Benning, Ga, T/Sgt
Louis Peppilis is now in the States and
in Fitzsimmons Gen. Hosp,, Via rd 8-A, Den­
ver, Colo. S/Sgt "Bugs” reralis is back
after 33 months in India and is now at
Boeing Aircraft Co, 6600 Ellis Ave. Seattle
8, Viash. Jim rerkins S 2/C is in the
p'acific theater with Bat 127 Co D-5 (Sea­
bees) FrO S^. Dick Jerkins SK 2/C is at
NaTzy 152 Dept 10 FrO SF, Sgt, Viarren rer­
kins is in the Marians with H &amp;
3 M Div, FiO SF, Art riper. gM 1/C, is
on the Atlantic on the USS Kline FrO NY.
John riper S 1/c is at the Armed Guard
Center, Treasure Is, Calif. S/Sgt Bill
oe is in £1 Centro, alif with Hq Sq,
MAG 35, MCAS, r vt, Frank Pptter is at
ArO 922, SF with the 12 Sup Sq 12 ADG.
Sgt. Bob rropp is in Burma with Co A 758
Rway Shop Bn, APO 629, NY.

Coach "Shadow" Ray has started molding a
basketball at MNB, Midwest,V»yo. Av/C Don
M/Sgt, C.L. "Buss” Neel is with Hq M.iG 351 Ray will get his wings this month with
MCAF Corvallis, 0re. I7t, Bill Neuman is i 2T33 AAFBU, Sq 2, Spence Fid, Moultrie,
in Italy with Co B, 755 Tank Bn APO 464, |
Ga. Oscar Ray, HA 1/C is with VL/ild 134,
NY, Lt jg Ted Neuman is on a "shake down" M&lt;.G 11, SHAW, FMF, FPO, SF.
now but will leave soon on the USS Blande
FIO SF. In the STiVPacific Lt Brooks Nic­
L't. R, G, "Bud" Reasoner is with B-29s at
hols, is with 3465 Ord MM Co (q) APO 293
Victoria, Kansas and the 458 B Sq, 330 Gp,
SF, Fred Niethammer lives at 224 E, Fig- balker PiAF, Sgt Robt, Reed is now in
uora, Santa Barbara, Calif. Lt, Victor
Selfridge Fid, Mich with Gp Hq, 414 F Gp.
Niethammer married Jean Marie Speas 9/29 Sgt ylXaa .Rsid, is the male man with FPO Unit,

�-5Navy #128 FPO SF. Naval A/C "Poncho"
with 39 B Sq, 6 B Gp, Gr. Island, Nebr,
Reid is with Class lOA, Bks 8C, NAS,
Don Spaulding S 1/C is at NATTC, Ward
Norman, Okla. "Rob" Robertson S 2/C is
Island, Corpus Christi, Tex, Cpl "Rod­
at the West Coast Sound School, San Die­
ney" Spaulding lives at 317 Abiso -tve,
go 42, Calif. Cadet Dale Robinson is at
San Antonio, Tex and works with 2523
Selman Fid, Monroe, La. with Pre-Flight
jiAFBU, Hondo, Tex. Lt, Jim Speas is at
Sq ^1. Curtis Rochelle is now located
APO 16709, NY doing glider flying, Lt.
in Rawlins, Dyo. at 313^ W. Spruce. ,Don_
Barney Spielman is now with 325 Ferrying
Rogers will be the liP. yard bird this win­ Sq, APO 744, NY, Cpl Gerald Sullivan is
ter in Laramie and lives at 512 So. 11th. in Italy v.ith 759 B Sq, 459 3 Gp, aPO 520,
Pfo. Bob Rose is at Scott Fid, Ill. with
NY, , Pfc John Sullivan is on the Western
Sec B, 3505 AAFBU. Ens. Clark Romine is
Front with Co G, 324 Inf, APO 44, NY,
stationed at Anapolis, Md. and lives at
Cpl Mark Sullivan is in England with 368
6 Lake Drive, Bay Ridge. Capt„ Dick Row­ B Sq, 306 B Gp, APO 557, NY. S/Sgt.
lands picked up a Broni^-Star on his way
Niel Sullivan is at Box 771, Orlavesta,
into Germany with 71 AFA Bn APO 255, NY.
Fla,. Capt. James Sprecher- is in Italy
vlth Hq 125 QM Bn (m) APO 782, NY. Walt
F/O Don Satterthvra.it is navigating a
Sta.nley is now living at 14412 Delano,
B-24 out of England with 578 B Sq, 392
Van Nuys, Calif. T/Sgt Russell Steed is
B Gp, APO 558, NY. Pfc. Gordora Sanford
recovering from wounds at Hosp Plant
is in France with Co M, 399 Inf APO 447,
4176, Det of Patients at APO 121, NY.
NY. Cpl Dan Scarborough is with Btry C,
Earl Stewart SM 2/C is-signaling for the
8-155 KJf Bn, 3 Arty, 3 AC FPO SF. Pvt.
USS Oyster Bay, FPO, SF. Stanley Stewart
John Scarborourdi is in Germany with the
S 2/C (TM) is at Rec Bks 0723 ShoemLaker,
9 Recn Trp APO 9, NY. Pvt. David Scott
Calif. Lt. Carl Stout is instructing at
is vfith Sec E, 3505 AAFBU, Scott Fid, Ill Moore Fid, Mission, Tex, Lt. Gordon
Jim Scott RT 3/C is in Seattle 99, V»Qsh,
Sutherland will leave Avon Park, Fla,
with APA Pre Comm School. Cadet Leonard
soon with Crew 51 "J" Gp, Cpl, Jack
Scott is in navigation school at T39 'fnfft Swanson is in England with Hq Srv Btry
Jefferson Drive, San Antonio, Tex. Cpl.
17 AB Div, Arty Div APO 452, NY. Lt,
Dick "Bow-Wov;" Schank is with the 4th War Jerry Swanton is with Co H, 104 Inf. Regt
Do~ Pit, 1st M, FPO SF. Naval A/C "Stub'' Camp Howze, Tex. Joe Swanton is at Bldg.
Schooler is now at Pensacola, Fla with
770 Mare Island, Navy Yard, Calif, Bill
Class 11-C, CCC Fit Brg, NATB. Ens.
Swanton lives at 2536 So. Milwauk.,-e St.,
Frarik Schulte is now flying with VPB 199, Denver, Colo.
, FPO SF. Naval A/C Ralph Schulte is with
11 B, R-3, USNAS Memphis, Tenn, Lt. jg gill Sgt. Keith Tedford is in Brazil with the
Schulte is still at Navy y/40 FPO, NY.
156 iAi.CS, APO 604, Miami, Fla, Capt. John
Jack Schulte is at NATS, Sq VR 3, Olathe, Thomas is in Germany with Hq 12 ii Gp, APO
Kansas. Gordon Schultis with Shell Oil 655, NY. Lt. Orlo Thomas is with Co I, 5
Newcastle, Yilyo, Lt. Bill Schwartz is in
Bn, 2 Regt, AGFRD ■,/-2, Ft, Ord, Calif.
Italy with 826 B Sq, 484 B Gp, APO 520,
Earl Thompson lives at 2255 Crenshaw, Los
NY. Sgt Bob Sears is with Co B, 1 Bn,
Imgeles 16, Calif, Capt. Jay Thompson
Sq R 315 AAFBU, Drew Fid, Fla. Joe Sedar has gone back to th- SWPacific. Pursuing
TN 3/C is in the Pacific with DRB 3315,
the Navy Wings, Cadet Larry Tobin is at
Box 17, SF. Lt. Tony Sedar was wounded
Memphis, Tenn, with 8 B, R-1, USNAS. Bob
recently in Germany with Co K, 358 Inf,
Tobin has a young income deduction as of
APO 90, NY. S/Sgt Paul Sedar saw his
11/14 and lives at E 228 Mission, Spokane,
brother Tony, in France where Paul is
13, Wash. Lt. Jack Tobin is in Germany
with Hq Co, 826 EAB, APO 126, NY. Mike
with 852 Engr Av Bn, *A0126, NY. Harry
Sedar is now wearing "civies" and in­
Trollope lives in Reno, Nev, at 746 No.
structing with the PE Dept, U of Wyo,
Virginia St. Maj. Hugh Trollope is at
Laramie. S/Sgt Bob Sherard was on Saipan the Ephrata AAB, Wash, Capt. Tom Trollope
with 2 Sig Co, 2M, FMF, FPO, SF. Kayo
USMCR is now with Hq FMF Pacific, FPO, SF.
Shoemaker is at 6360 Highpoint Drv, Seat­ Lt. Bob Trowe has left for APO 16446iiB-7,
tle 6, Wash. N^Sgt Tom Shoemaker is now San Francisco. Lt. Wayne Tuker is in
with Hq Btry 122 FABn, APO 33, SF. Lt.
China with 14 lAiF, 322 Tr Cr Sq, APO 627,
Bill Shutts and his B-25 are in China
NY. Lt, jg Neil Tyler is with VPB Sq 101,
with 491 B Sqd, APO 212, NY. Lt. Jack
FPO, SF.
Shutts, engineering officer for B-29s is

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Pfc. Bud Updegraff is with Co C, 66 Inf, i ■ In addition: The City has plans for
71 Div, APO 3o6, Ft. Benning, Ga. Cpl.
; ■your, and Casper's, future. It's the
James Vesey is with Bty C -,3-155 klJiOVu
■ i^vish of the local businessmen to have
iBn, 3, Amph C, FPO, SF. Pfq John Vesey
;more of any idea of your post-war plans
is stationed at the Casper A/iB and lives ' as a group.... So in a short time a ques­
at 1214 E. 3rd, T/Sgt Bill Vesey is
tionnaire will be mailed to you, asking
with UMSB 934, MAG 48, MCAS, Santa Bar- J ■ that you please give the information rebara. Cal, Pfc, Floyd Volker is addres- i !quested to the best of your ability.
sed MD, USS Gen SD Sturgis FPO, SF. Sgt
Gene Volker is in Holland with Btry B,
! ^As for the local sports picture. I'll
12 FA Obsn Bn, APO 339, NY. J, 0. "Beno"i ' I’eave that up to Lou Musser's "Sideliners"
Vnal^r is at Midshipman's School, Col urn- , !Ask your folks to mail his Sunday column.
bia Univ., N.Y. City. Lt. Dick Walker
j
is with VC 94, FPO, SF. Pfc Jim Yualsh i ’YiTell boys. I'll bring to close this issue
is in England vzith Co K, 424 Inf, 2.PO
: i of "The Altruist" with only a fevz days
443, NY. Lt. Robt Waggener is at Morris j left until Christmas. Yuletide will be
Fid, Charlotte, N.C. with RTU Sec U, T4 j i very quiet as you can see from the whereStewart Wagner is with the 3159 Sig Sv
i 'abouts of the ole hometown gang. Let
Co, APO 782, NY, Bob Wehrli is in the
5 fthis be my card to convey my
V»»12 Program at Iowa State Univ, Ames,la, j
Capt. Ernest Wilkerson will soon make a i
SEASON
GREETINGS'.'.
return trip to SW Pacific for the Marines,!
Dr, Leo WiIking is now interning at St.
!
Lukes Hosp, N.Y, 25, NY, Vin White AS is |
at Midshipmen School at Northwestern U,
Chicago. Cpl Robert Wilson is in the
Phillipines with Hq Btry 49 FA, APO 7,
(Prisoners of War — Germanyi
SF. Lt. Leon Winkes can be addressed
at Box 1838, Santa Ana, Calif, Navy
Marshall Crouch
Jim Woods will soon leave the Navy Hosp
Thad Walker
Word 86, Gr. Lakes for Ottuma, la, Cpl
j
Jim Lintz.
W.L, "Spec" Worthington is with 960 Engr j
'Topo Avn Co APO 713, Unit 1, SF. Lt.
j
Nubby Wright has left the States with Hq !
411, FA Gp, APO 17113, N.Y.
• ^Killed in Action*

Maj. John Rooney, USMC, is back from the
Pacific and his address is BOQ 15, Camp
Pendleton, Calif. Pvt. Mickey Mahoney
i
is now at Ft. Bragg, N.C. with Bty B,
!■
517 AAA Bn. Lt. Clinton Paul ■'was wounded!:
in the left wrist and shoulder and right !'
foot on Nov. 21. He is now in a hospital &gt;
in England but his above address will get '
him. Word just came in that Capt. Bud
;
Burwell is now on Saipan. Lt. Carl Stout ,
is in town but will leave soon for Hard-” '
ing Field, Baton Rouge, La. Lt. Gilbert H
Housley's address; 3 Pit. Co 1, APO 15651,ji
N.Y. Bill Niethammer, 36 Photo Sq. has ij
APO 17732, S.F. Marion Bouzis has just ji
been assigned to Casper AAB. Capt. Jack ji
Stafford. Box 127, is at ths Ft. WorTH
ij
AAB, Texas. Lt. Neil Prev.ltt is with Co ji
B, 123 Inf, APO 33, SF.
old. address
'i
on Pvt. Bob Gorsline* 786 Ord (LM) Co,
ji
86 Div APO 450, Camp Livingston, La,
!i

Bill Wehrli
Walt Bentley
Max Hassell
Harry Foose
Hardin "Gerry" Penley
Warren Sauter
Jim Blind
Lester Gallus.

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                    <text>THE
1114 South Durbin

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

September 1, 1944

Presenting;
Ist/Sgt. Bob Battenschlag is busy in France
"for gallantry in action, for meri­
torious conduct, for distinguished service, with the i04 Evac Hosp (SM) APC 403, NA. .
for extraordinary heroism," the following; . Lt. Jack Beattie is at 331 A/.F-MDRep Sec, Barksdale Field, La. . , ,oneral
M/Sgt, Bob Adomson is in France probably,
Thatcher has on his staff, Lt. Col. Delvzin
with 13~RpD, Sq A, APO 149, ITY. . . .Milton Bentley who is with 322 B Gp, liq, APO 140,
.A^mspn_ £ z/z is learning at 04 Sch, Sec, NY. . , The USS Texas had Lt (s.g.) Vernon
93, Srv, Sch, USNTC, Camp Gilmore, Farra­ Bentley aboard at both French invasions.
gut, Idaho. . . Lt. Dale Aielts was just
He is addressed Staff, Combat Div, 5, FPO,
home on a 3C-day leave after 15 months
NY. . o Looking for the mountains in Texas
around the SWP. He has reported at Cherry is Pfc. Phil Berry along with Co E, So Mtn,
Point, N.C. , , Sgt. Bob Aitken camped in Inf. Camp Swift, Tex. . . Lt. Col, Fyeyett
Wales -with Co E, 1303 Hngr Regt, APO 569, Beat is directing a little flight training
NY, , . In the hospital at Port Moresby is at CFTC Eq, Randolph Field, Tex. . . Sgt.
Major Joe Albert of the 2nd Bn 91 Engr.
Gene Bjglin has been in &amp; around Nevz Guinea
APO 929, SF, . . M/Sgt. Ray Aimsley is in for 12 months vdth Hq &amp; Hq Sq, 59 Srv Gp,
Italy as a communications chief with 94 F APO 5S5 SF. . . Lt. Geo. Bille is learning
Gq, 1st F Gp, APC 520, N.Y. . . Among those some military governorship in Italy where
in New Guinea, is Capt. Bill Aims ley with
he IS with Hq Co 2nd Bn. 337 Inf Hogt
85 1.
856 Eng. AV Bn, APO 928' Unit 1, S,F. . .
, o Lt. Jack Bingenheimer is recovering
Doing some shore duty (instructing) is
from an operation while in Italy vzith the
Carl Albee QM 2/c at Operational Trg Sch, 774 B Sq, 463 B Gp, APO 520, NY. . . Bob
Treasure Island, Calif. . , Jack Albee is Blqnd S 2/C is schooling at the Univ, of
still welding ’em at Iv^arin Ship Dorm,
Wisconsin, Div 34, Kmdison, 'Wise. . . Lt.
Mai-’in, Calif. . . Capt. Harry Mills Asti'n Jim Blind, who has just married an Austral­
is in F.igland at this writing with 97 Rep. ian girl, has more bases now for the USS
Bn, APO 551, N.Y. . . An officer candidate Crevaile SS 291, FPO £)F„. . . Sns, Billy Bon
Bill Anda with Co C, Class 34, MAC, OCS is at sea with USS Ch.arles Carroll,~APA 257
Camp Barkley, Tex. . . C2mcH_j^res AS is
FPO, NY. . . Sgt. Jimmy Bond last reported
doing seme book ivork with the Navy V-12
frozn Hq 43 A/Vi Gpi Gamp Stevzart, Ga, , ,
Unit, Co H at Gustavus Adolphus College,
Pfc. Marycn Bouzis dreams of B-Bjs while at
St, Peter, Minn. . .
Prov. 30, F, L/aiF, Lincoln, Nebr. , , Pvt.
Dick Bowmen will finish boot trai,
g 9/5
Bob Bailey has sent home 3. Jap flags jwith Pit 424, 2 3n, Paris Island, b.C. . ,
from ?iew G..’.inea where he is with Hq Co 102: In the Marianas thinking of a trip home is
Engr. (C) Gp, APO 5G5, S.F. , .. In Panama Ted_Bu£a3» AOW' 3/'C, CASD - Ord, US3 Con sgiMajor Don Dailey sings the "sv/ivel chair
dor, FPO, SF. Sgt. Douglas Burgess is inblues” to the 29 B Sq, APO 832, New- Orleans structing at MAD NATTC Hq Bks'obT'Norman,
• •
Bailey, QM S/C, is hom.o for 30
Okla. , . Sgt. Don Burgess marriel Billie
days after 21 months out in the Pacific.
Mitchell after his return from the PTO and
He reports back Sept. 18. . . Pvt, Kennetli is now reporting to Cherry Point, N.C. . .
Bailey is getting his battle training in
Capt. Romig Burwell vzas home fo..* his first
light tanks with B-5, ARTC, Ft.Knox, Ky. . leave in 2 years from Nbrthrup--builders of
. Lt.
Barhaug is on a speech tour for P-61. He gets his m.ail &amp; meals at 412 ICth
"Next of Kin GTubs" and is recuperating
St., Santa Monica, Calif. , . TWi-fch a hot
from a case of poison ivyl His mail is
B-29 outfit is Lt. Bud Burwell, 30 B sqd.
addressed Personal Affairs Div, AC-AS
500 S Gp, Walker Fid, Victoria, Kansas , ,
1813 H St NIV, Viashington D.C. Lt. (j.g.) . Capt. DeForest Brown is at APO 708 with
Norman Bartling, a gunnery officer, reHq Srv, Command. . . Cpi. Bp)b_jtis_h_ is with
..turned to England from Russia, but at this Bn A, 75 mm Pack, How. Bn, 29 M, R Rnif, V,
writing his new address is not known. . . AC FPO SF. , . Lt. Bill Bush is in New Guinea
Sgt. Dave Baskett can be found in Nevr
with H&amp;S, 868 Eng a’v Bn, APO 713 SF. Lt. Joe_
Guinea taking' his atabrine with Hq 6th
tujdi's address is Sq T-4, 462, AJkF BU, Camp
Photo Ren APO 713, Unit 1, S. F. . .
, Fresno, Calif. .. .

�- 2 JoQ Donlin praises the Lord and keeps
Sob Canaday is still paying rent at 716 ily
b, Redondo Beach, Calif. . » Lt, Bill Can-! his powder dry with Bty C, 347 FA, APO 91,
NY, , . Joe Donovan Y S/C acts as a V/AVE
^day is with Bt 1st Eq, 385 Inf, APO 76,
breaker at the Selection Dept, USHTC Farra­
Camp McCoy, vVis. , . Resuming his book
gut, Idaho,. . , Capt. Noah Dorius is in New
lamin’ Don Chapin enrolls at Ncbr, U,
Guinea with the 7-11 Airborne QM Co, APO
Sept, 18, Sigma Nu House, Lincoln. , . ,
468, SF, . . Bill Drew is at Deck Officers
Engineering Construction for Montgomery
Ward, Bruce Chapman gets his mail c/o CS
,School at Northwestern, V-12 House 15,
Haddlesay, Otikland, Calif. . . Tony Chel- Evanston, Ill. Lt., Louie Dunnigan married
evvski, S 2/C, is getting radio instruction Eottygene MoKissack, 6/4, They are "at home
with 3k 5, R 51, NATTC, Memphis, Tenn, , , to their friends'' at 1741 White St,., . AlexLt, Jack Chidley is at B-17 transition withandria. La. . . Harry Durham, vn.il get nis
Combat C'iev; Seo GAAF, Gulfport, Miss. „ , MD .Sept' 14 and -will intern in Cincinnati.
Cpi» Lpk-P-heiv is in, Italy -with 716 B Sq H He is now at 710 Lakeshore Drv, ilbbct Hall,
449 B Gp7*APO 520 NY, . . Lt. Tost Chew is Chicago 11, Ill. , .
with the B-tos nt D-5 H 741, CIS, Midland,
Simmering in Florida, Bill Emmel, ART 2/C
Tex. . „ Lt, ^il_l_ Clifford is still in
China, with Airbase Detch". at
430, NY. is at 4816 N^'H Ist Ave, Miami. . . Capt.
. 0 Pfe, Jm...jjl-'i.f-fptd is still mblciag maps Dick P'vans instructs in the Dept of Meeh,
at Camp luejeune, NC, ivith H&amp;S Coi Eng. Bn. US Mil Academy, V/est Point, N.Y. „ . Lt.
Ea.rl Fergu,son is in Texas now after 27
Danny Colibraro S 1/C", is with Co 1378,
’’Smoky"
CGU, USNT3, Great Le.kes, Ill, . , Lt. Rasid months in Africa,Italy, etc. . . P
a, 65
Cole wri'ces he is a "paragraphtreoper with Frendsen S 1/C, is cn the USS Ala
the chairbern infantry". Actually it’s W, Div FPO SF. . „ Pete Frandsen AMI'S o/C doss
Sec. Acen, Dept., Inf. School, Ft.Benning, convoy duty out of Road Island with Eq Sq
Ga, „ c Clem Ccughlan's wedded life is at 91, FPO, NY. . , Lt. Dob French is still
3002 Clifton Ave, Baltimore 16 Md. , . Pfe with the 1070 Eng, Port Repairship Co, Ft,
DuPont, Delaware. . „ Sgt, Leo Prank is in
Jack Cowan is also in New Guinea with Hq
Co 1113 Eng Const GP APO 565, 3F, . .Pfc. chemical warfare with Kq Co, ASPIC Eks NC
40, Ft, Belvoir, Va. . . Lt. vg, George
T-^st left the sta,tes with
Co" F,“301 sc "inf', APO 94, NY, . . Sgt. Mel Forbes has a dog and is flying the gold
braid around Ayer, Mass, where he is at
Collier has loft Haxvaii with Co B, 1885
Engr Av Bn APO 246, SF. . . Bill Crater is Operations, NAA.F.
doing some post-v/ar planning at 336~5'tE St
Rictmiond, Calif. , , Bernard Crcni.n lives Capt. Ltn_G^loti^ is with 4th Air Force
Radar Training Unit, March Field, Riverside,
at Viar Hojaos., Seneica, Ill, He is in the
Crtlif. . „ Cpl. Lester Gallus is in Italy
ship yards and 1--A. . . Cpl. Bill Cronin
wiuh Inf. Co M AFG 15243, NY. . . S/Sgt,
is awaiting s. long trip wdth 3rd Photo
is in Italy too -with 37 Gen
Recn, Salina, Kansas . . . Everett Cummings ■Gone
I. •»—- I I I ■ IGaston
I
Hosp APO 425 NY. . . B-24ing it in New
is exoeoted to come ashore soon from the
USS Marquis Island to—1715 Essex (K) San . Guinea -Lt. Vern Gaston is with 65 B Sq 43
B Gp, . APO 713 Unit 1, SF. . . Sgu. "Dp^si"
Diego -3, Calif.
Prance with 88 Srv. S.^D, APO
Sgt. Bob Dallason is at Camp Chaffee, Ark, 149, NY, . . Bill Gerdom PA 1/C gets his
with Co D, 174 Inf. Regt. . . Lt, Arnie
mail addre-sssd Med Co Repl Bn Trans Censer,
Daly put in a 1600 mile mission with 70
FMF, Pacific Area, FPO, SF, . . Capt. Al_.
Sq 433 TC Gp, APO 565, OF. . .Lt. Teepee Germon_is one of the dentists at the Casper
.Daly flys the P-63 with Sq T, PjTAB, 432
Army Air Base. . . Pfe "Barnsv" Goygin is
Base Unit, Portland, Oro. „ . T/Sgt. Frank with class 44-40, HAAF, Harliiigton, Texas.
Daly is in Bougainville with 'TMSD 223 FPO . . Pfe. Frank Goggin is with Sec C, 2525
, Gerry Daly is now working Cedy
AAFBU, Liberal Kan. . „ Pfe. Joo^j. Goggin is
out of) for the Reed Roller Bit Co. . .
with Flight 2, Sec C, AAF, Altus,
la. . ,
L"*
Daniels is in a Corsair on the wing Pvt. Bi'll Goggin is at Ft. Bliss, Tex,
position of "’"Cowboy" Stout ivith VMF 114,
jwith Btry A, 56 AARTC. , . Lt, Flovd Gorrell
-&gt;2 MAY/,. M.1SP, FPO, SF, . . Lt. Tom Davidson instructs while recovering from
Me, is on bevouac out of Box 114, Sta Hosp dectomy at Frostproof, Fla. . . '
Sheppard Field, Tex.. . , FDR &amp; General Mac
saw Porter Davis GEM at Pearl Harbor v/ith
Lt. Paul. Haas is flying transport and lives
9th (lonst Bn, Hq Co, FPO FS, . , In Italy, at 19 E 49 St., Austin, Tex. , . Sgt. Vin

�3 Haley is a nose gunner on a B-24 with 448 244 So. Brooks, Sheridan, Wyoming . .
■ffFTq, 714 B Gp, APO 558, NY. . .Ens. Ea^ • Islander John Hurley SC 2/c is at i^aTS
Hanway is gunnery officer aboard the USS
Pacific, Navy 140, FPO SF. . . Sgt, Tim
Aadleigh, DD 689, FPO SF. . . Lt. jg. Jim Hurley moves in with H&amp;S Bty 4 Bn, 10 M
Harder is due home from his duties on USS FPO SF, . . Don Jerman AOM 3/c is called a
991 SC FPO SF. . . S/Sgt Dean Harris is an bombardier on a B-24 with VB -lOl SPO, SF. ,
88 mm squad leader in France with Inf. Co
e
0 APO 15372, IJY. . . Pvt. Bernard Harris
Ens. Loyal Johnson is getting his mail on
was just inducted. . . Sgt. Elmer Harris
shore at 2076 Magnolia, Long Beach 5, Calif,
was in Saipan and Tinian with Hq Co, 2nd
c . Av/aiting his call to the Navy Air Trans­
Bn, 6
2 M Div, FPOSF. . . Bud Harris
port Service, Lt. Norman Johnsen gets his
ACMM vras on Johnson Island with Patrol Sq mail c/o James Wilson, 157 Ashbuiy, San Frai.
102, FPO, SF,. (p.s« notice the white hat') cisco, 17, . . Lt. Ray Jones is in Italy
... In France on Aug. 3 an enemy mortar with the 716 B. Sq 449"TGp7 APO 520, NY. .
. M/Sgt Jack Jones was in Saipan with the
shell exploded 3 ft. from Capt. 01en.Har­
vey, hitting him in the shoulder, chin and 10 Mt. Co B, 574 SAW Bn, APO 565, Unit SF.
ear. He expects to be at US Hosp Plant,
. . Lt. Bob Jones can tell you hew tanks &amp;
4189 APO 209, NY for about a month. . ..
field artillary differ. He is with Ren Co,
Hawkins has left with APO 15420
827 Tank Destroyer Bn, No. Camp Hood, Tex,
c/o PM, NY. . . Lt. Jim Hays is at a Navy . . Dick Joslyn S 2/c just finished boot
Intelligence Officers boot camip at Hollis camp at Farragut, Idaho. . , Pvt. Ted Joslyn
F-6, NTS (Comjn) Harvard U, Cambridge, Mass is on furlough from 1st Pit. Co. D, 55 Eng.
. . Pvt, Gene Hawks is getting his basic
Sm. Ft. Lewis, Wash. . .
with Pit. 4, Bn A, 10 AjIRTC Bn, Camp
Stewart, Ga, . . Pvt. Rob Healy is with
Observing artillai-y fire from a cub, Lt,
Co A, 59 A Inf Bn 13 Armed APO' ii63. Camp
Bill Kenny is in France with AOP-GP 29 Div,
Bow ie, Tex. . . The hot rainbow division
Arty, APO 29, NY. . . Capt. Bob .Kimball is
has Lt. Harold Healy, 402 FA Bn, 42 Div.
happy flying the B-29 at Box 15c, Combat
Camp Gruber, Okla. . . Petroleum Eng. Art Crew, BOQ, Alamagordo, New Mex. . . On
Heiser lives at 11-C Club, Taft, Calif. , Tinian Sgt. Tom Kirkmeyer is worn . g over
• Ernie Heiser 3 2/c schads with SS Sec,
the loss of a few hairs. He is w.. - Co B
T 8-5, Bks 606’ LT USNTC, Great Lakes, Ill. 2nd Tank Bn, 2nd Div. FPO, SF. . . Pfe John
. . Com;dr. Harold Heiser has been ordered Klockseim is clerking for 3128 Sig Srv Co7~
back to the States . . . Sgt. Jolcn Hen­
at Camp Crowder, Mo, . , T-4 John "Dutch”
drickson is in France with Bty D, 456 IiA
Kroenlein is in France with Go A, 36 Sig.
Bn, APO 403, NY, . . Sgt, Stan Hendricksen Srv Co, APO 350 NY. , . In New Guinea as
moves around with Gen Hq Sb?A c/o Capt. L. a line chief M/Sgt. Bob Kuhn is with the
A. Telesco APO 500, SF. . .Bill Henry SF ' 71 B Sq 38 B Gp M, AP0713', Unit I, SF. . .
1/c is presumed to be aboard the USS Cabot
R Div, FPO, SF. . . Submerging in the.Paci - Ens. Maurice Landers is flying A PBY around
fic again, Don Holmgren QM 2/c is on' the
Johnson Island on rescue work. Patrol Sq 200
USS Ponquil, g/~c PT4,. SF. . . Cadet Bob
("VP 200) FPO SF. , , Has anyone here seen
Hooper is about a month from his wings witl lor heard of Keith Laymon? , . Navy Cadet
SIAAD, PTSS, Sq 54, Santa &gt;ina, Calif. . . Jack Leahy is flying Stearmans with 7-A-l,
Ens, DeVtaine Hoopman hasn’t found a room
3-4-89, USNAS, Ottumwa, Iowa. . .Lt. Ray
in ‘Washington D.C. yet but he is an Ord­
Leonard is exercising his wings with 268
nance Officer at the Naval Gun Factory
AAFBU, Peterson Field, Colo, Springs. . .
there. Ed Hoff is getting some Radio Tech M/Sgt. Lind Link is back after 32 months
Training at Bks 50, R 52 E, NATTC, Memphis. spent mostly in New Guinea. He just married
Tenn. . . Tom Hpffine Crane is working for in Salt Lake City
an Idaho girl and is
the telephone company in Pock Springs, 617 now reporting for new duties at Santa MoniB St, . . Bruce Hunter Mi 1/c is in Seattl e ca. . . Cpl. Lou Link is with Hq Co. SCU
awaiting assignment to an attack transport, 1930, Camp Winfield Scott, Calif. . . Pvt,
. . Carl Hopkins is thought to be at sea
Bob Lusby is instructing in radio with 3508
with USNRB, Div 6 I San Diego 36 Calif. . AAF BU, Sec S Eks 1605 Truax Field, Madison,
. Pvt. Ural Horton is sweating at Pt. Mon­ W’is. . . Gregg Lusby S 2/c AOM is schooling
mouth, N.Y. with Co y, 803 Sig Trg Regt.
at NATTC, Gen Del, Normian, Okla. . . Ens,
Officer Candidate Gilbert Housley is pur­ John Lusby is on the USS Reno, FPO, SF, . ,
suing the gold bar with 25 Co, 2nd STR, Ft,
Benning, Ga, , „ Carl Horstman ’-erides at Sgt. (Gun) Bob Mackin was in'Guam
th
?

�-5after 31 months in India. . . Frank Schulte
Earl *'Shadow** Ray has issued the call to
vzill get his gold wings 9/5, Cla.ss 63 fc^
footballers at Midwest to see what kind of
team he will field this year, . . A/C p_on 44P (C) 10 Bn, Whiting Fid, Milton, Fla, .
, Navy Cadet Raj.ph Schulte is svzeating at
foy will finish in Oct. with Class 44-J,
Athens, Ga with Bat 54, Co L, Pit 2A, BHR
Flight C~l, Cochran Fid, Macon, Ga, . .
Bks USNPPrS. . . .Je£k Schulte S 2/c is at
Oscai- Ray HA l/c might be around the New
'Hebhidies new with WTB 134, MAC- 11, SMAW Naval Air Transport ScIiooTj'nathe, Kansas
with Sq VR 3 Transport. .Lt. (jg) Bill
FI£F, FRO, SF„ , , Lt. Bud Reasoner et «x
are at Box 615, RAAB, Rosweil, N, Mex, . . Sch^te_ is on the rocks at Navy 40, FPO NY
. „ , Gordon Schults got married (Millie
Sg’-. Bob Reed is swimming, sweating and
AllensTOi'thy July 25. Expects to be home
clerking vzith 327 AAF3U Sec A Drew Field
Tampa, Fla. . , Navy Cadet Ralph Reed has soon, . „ Lt, Bill Schwartz is starting
his missions with 826 3 Sq P, 484 B up ?,■
returned to loiva City for an additional
APO 520, NY, , , Major Frank.Sears has been
6 vzeeks course. . . Sgt. Jimmy Reed is
working in a mail room at Pearl ilaroor for in India &amp; China for 2 yrs w'lth 3 Combat
E-| Co FSTkG?’ Navy 128 FRO 3F. . . Pfe .Jack Cargo C-p, APO 4S7, NY, . . Sgt, Bob Sears,
Rhodes is still plugging away at that M.D. is messing around these days with Sq 0,
at~4243 Vi. Pine St», St Louis, Ko, . .Sgt, VRTU (F) VAAE, Venice, Fla. . , .Jpo,,3edar_
TN 3/c is in New Guinea with Navy 137 FPO
Ralph Roberts is out in the Pacific■ with
SF. . . Lt, Tony Sedar has arrived in Eng­
34d4'~Crd TaaJ Co, APO 502, SF. , ,
getting his boot training land with Excess Officers, APO 15374, NY.
ftiinus one tooth, plus 2 black eyes’.) wiuh . . S/Sgt Paul Sedar is in France with. PLq
Co 823 Engr Avn Bn APO 126 Ni', , , After
Co 806-44, Camp V.aldron USNTC, Farragut,
losing 8 lbs at Camp Crowder, Mo, the .limy
Idaho, o . ^/(' Dale Robinson is at tvmn
sent Capt Mike Sedar back to ths Douglas,
engine advanced with Class 44-1 Bk.s 30,
Wyo prisoners camp. He will soon attend a
Blackland AA?., Waco, Tex, , . CurUis
personal affairs school, but vzill return.
Rochelle is grading wool for Geo, Daly,
RgJ'th Sevison is in England wi-c 2nd
c/o Meyers Bldg, Portland, Ore. , , Don
Pho bo Tech, APO 634, NY, , .Sgt,
b SherRogers is busy these eveniiigs harvesting
his victory garden at 512 So llth St, Lar­ ard was in Saipan &amp; Tinian with 2ni Sig Co
2 M Dv, FMF, FPO, SF. . . Rayo Shosraker is
amie, byo, . , Ens, Clark ’’Corky" Romine
is novz ■ iving in tlie little town of Riva, still ship-yarding it at Seattle 6 bach,
6360 Highpoint Drive. . , S/Cgt '^mJHi2 eMd, while his work goes on in the lab at
Annapolis. . . Lt. Teno Ron cal io. vzrites he maker is at "Camp Armpit" New Guinea with
Bty B 122 FA Bn APO 33 SF. . . Lt. Bill
sees a few,of the boys in France:. Rs is
with Hq 13 Inf kPQ 1, NY, . . Pfc. Bob Ros, sS^tts, i.s leaving 329 Base Unit Coo 5, Colis instructing with 3505 AAFBU SEC B, Scot ;umbia, SC for parts unknown. He is a B-25
Field, Ill. , . Capt. Lick Rowlands is ove rpilot. 1 . Lt. Jack Shutts is at Grand Is­
land, Nebr. with 39 B Sq, 6 3 Gp. , . Lt.
France way vrlth 71 AFAB APO 255, NY. . .
Col. Floyd Simmons is in New Guinea with
20 Inf APO^’67~5F„ . . Don Snauldin.g S J./^c
FO Don Satterthwait is a navigator on a
is at Collage Station, Tex as a radio tech
B-24 at E3C, Gowen'Field, Boise, Id. . ,
Pfc Cordon S^ford is a papa since Aug 23 with Co 29D, Sec A,. Bldg 4. . , Cpi Rodney
Spaulding is still in Hondo, Tex,, as a mess
-- baby boy. He is with 399 Inf. Co M
whth~2’623 AAFBU Sec A, . . Lt. Jim Speas
APO 447, Ft. Bragg, NC, . , Major Warren
is novz receiving instructions for instruc­
Sawtpr is in France with Hq 2nd Bn, 315
tors with CIS Sig.Eng Adv Randolph Fid, Tex.
Inf"apo 79, NY, . •. Pvt. Dave Scott is a
radio operator with Sec H, 3505 AAFBU Bks In 30 days he will instruct at Victoria Fid,
744, Scott Fid, Ill. . , Jim Scott RT S/c Kansas. . , Lt, Barney Spielman is in Eng­
land with 87 Transport So APO 635, NY. . .
is at Treasure Island, Calif, with EMS,
Class 23, Sec, 4. . . Cadet Leonard Scott Cpl, Jerry Sullivan will leave Casper AAB
will finish his navigators training in Oct soon for Kansas and —over. . .Pfc John
Mail reaches him at Gen Del, Hondo, Texas, Sullivan is getting anphibious with 387 Co
B, Camp San Luis Obispo APO 445. . .CPL Mark
, , Pvt. Stewart Schlichtemeir is in the
pay office of Co A, B Hq B, MCB, San Diego Sullivan is with 368 B Sq 306 3 Gp, APO 557
Calif. . . Cadet "Stub" Schooler was lucky NY, . . S/Bgt Neil Sullivan is at Drew Fid,
Tampa, Fla with Hq Co Sec 315 AAFBU. . .
to get 19 days home before going back to
Capt Jim Spr_echer went thru Rome
t with
B-482, USNPS, Olathe, Ks. His advanced
3586 QM’Tank'"Co~’APO 782, HY. '. . T ■’gt
training wrill be in Corpus Christi, Tex.
"Rusty’^ Steed was ’wounded rcop’’ 1^./ with Co
T/Sgt. Rusty Schrva- - h.rme tor
days

�-6P, 359 Inft APO 90, NY. . .Lt. Carl Stout] Yvalsh married Marion Pummill 8/5. ' He is
is instructing advanced flying at Moore
j with Go L, 355 Inf, APO 69, Camp Butner, ■
Pld, kission, Tex. . . Iiiii..Stsivart SM 2/c I'JC, , . Cant, Jim 'Aaygood is in Ir a vnith
is signaling on USS Oyster Bay, PPO, SF, . 462 E Sp, *9 B M Sg, APO 433, NY. . ,
, Stanley Stevfart 3 l/c is les.rning the
Wehr11 will finish in Oct with Sat 2, Co 4,
torpedo ar Roc Eks (fft) Shoenalcer, Calif,! Pit 2, y~12, Ames, low'a, „ . Lt, Bj.lj. , Lte Gordon Sutherland is at 3-17 tran-j Y»ohrli is believed to be around New Calasition at Hobbs, N,Mez., Lives at 613 So. j donia with E Co, 2 En, SM, FPO SF, . , YilL
Turner, . . Cpl.
Svanson has left vritljj 'bhito AS is with Navy 7-12 Unit, Co C,Camp­
Hq Sz'v Ety 17 Airborne"hlv. Div Art APO
i bell Eo.ll, Mo, VC, A'larshall, No, , , Co.pt.
452, NY, , . C/C
S-vantcn is svzeatingi Ernes t; Wilkerson is legal &amp; planning offi­
with 2 Co, 3 STR, Ft Benning, Ga, , . Pill cer at RTU, ITR, Ce.mp Pendleton Oceanside,
Swanton is schooling in Denver and lives
Calif, . &gt; His phone at horns is 3682. , .
at 2523 Milwaukee St. . .
Pfc Leo_Mlkin_g will be addressed as Doctor
after Sept. He still lives at 50 Haven Ave,
Sgt, Keith Tedford is in Brazil v.lth 157
NY 32, NY, . . Gpl Robt. hilscn is cut in
AACS Ard 620, Miami, Fla-,. . , Capt. Johnny the Pacific with Hq Bty, 49 FA, APO 7, SF.
Thomas is in Franoe with Eq 12 A Gp, APO
’ • -i't. Le-on Vdnkes instructs the instruc­
655, NY. . . Lt. .OrIo Thcif.as is in Ft. Ord tors out of Luks Field, Ariz, Box 446, , .
Calif with CA 2nd Rep Rgt, kGk,
Depot. Navy Flving Cadet Jimmy Woods had.a plane
, . Lt. F.'ed Thomas or. is with 1521 AA.MBU, crash at Ottumwa, la, in wiiich he incurred
Pacific Div, ATC, APO 953, 3F. „ . Agent
a ssvere concussion &amp; fractured ^'aw. He is
Richard Thomason is v/ith CID., FBI, D--15S” coming along fine with Navy Hosp, l»ard -74 N
SB3, APO 505 USA, NY. . . Earl Thompson,
Great Lakes, Ill. . , Cpl IvTL, ‘'Cn-ec'’ V&gt;orcan be found at 2255 Crenshaw, Lo-s Angeles thington is in Nev/ Guinea w’ith SdO Engr.
Calif, . . Capt. Jay Thompson is reported Tops AVO. Co, aPO 713 Unit 1, Sr'. . , Lt. JL.
to be back in the States, , , Navy Flying A, •'Nubby” lYright is vmth a "hot" outfit in
Cadet Larry Tobin is in Memphis, Tenn . with 411 So lAup- Fn. Bragg, NC,
USNAS, uaking primary with 8-3, R-1, Eks 36
. . , Boh _Tobdn is back instructing at
Capt. _Uii’n_Glare^ is out in the Pa'-lfic with
HS Bt, Ist Bri 'lS M, 26 Renef, F?0 SF. . .
Gonzaga Univ, living at E 228 Mission,
Spekane, 13 Vfesh, . .Lt. Jiock Tebin is in S/Sgt Jstck Clax-k is with 39 Malaria, Control
France vdtri 852 Engr Av Bn APO 126, NY, , iUnit, APO 473, SF, . . Pfc J 17my_.' Ifo rd
•
Trollope is back at Reno to contin-has left with Topo Co 2nd Sep 'Eng
5th "AC
ue his mining engineering degree. He livesFPO, SF. . . _Ee, ll Henry SF l/c just returned
at 7-13 Virginia St, . . Major Hugh Trollopeafter 4 years 'i'n"FabiIAc A 15 major engageflevr into town the other day from Ephrata,jments. He was wounded once, hosoitalized
AAB, Wa-sh. . . Capt. Tom Trollope is 7.1th iwlth malaria and has boarded 5 different
Searchliglat Btn, 1st AA Bn, 5 Iimph Corp,
J-ships (two of which vrere ounkl. He is now
FPO SF, . . Lt. Bob Trpvfe is navigating
[enroute to Brommerton, Ivash. for further
some E-25s vdth 329 B Gp, Sec S .CAAB, Col­ jsea duty, » . No news on TAI 1 son Eme_ry, but
umbia SC., . . Lt. (jg) Neil Tyler is out
his home aidress is 304 Main St. FindleyiO,
flying with B S-q ICl FPO SF. " .
. , A/S Plarold Mize is at Santa Ana., Calif
with .Sec If SQ 28 Fit Co, SA.'hiE,
. Pvt,
Pfc Bud Updegraff is In Ft. Benninsr ■
Jack Moses i.3 in France with Div Hq G3, Sec
with Co C, 66 Inf, APO 350. . , Pfo Johnny'Div 23, APO 2 NY. . „ Timer Meses (Pvt) has
Vesey is at Laredo, Tex. with See K , Unit left with Co D. 529 MED.., Bn APO 104 NY.
1, IAAF. . , Cpl. James Vesey is ■with Bty
P'vt Sl'mer Pe?iny is at Samp Roberts with
C, 5rd 155 mm How En III Amph Corp. FPO SF Bat A, 5E) En 12 FARTC Reg. .
. . . T/S.gt„ Bill Vesey is at Santa Barbara ***
Calif w'ith UM3B 934, WiAG 48, MCAS. . . Pfc Viio honor those v/ho died for our Country?
Floyd Eofcler is with MD USS Gen SD, Sturgir Bill Bentley. Bob F.rank. L£e Holmss, Bob
FPO SF. , . Sgt.' Gene Vokleor is in France Schulte. Sam hcBride and Hally Ste^-ens.^**
with Bty B, 12 FA, Obsn Bn APO 303 NY. . .
BOYS -- Yirite to the County Clerk -for -your
Beno_Wnker AS w.i.ll finish his navg/ engin­
ballot, they have to be in Nov. 7. Irosty
eering course in Oct. Lives at 259 Ketchem,
writes he is ok as of Feb.'44. You all get
Boulder, Colo, . . Lt. Sg Dick VJalker is
one gallon of gas for each day on leave. .
at VC 94.FPO SF. . . Lt, Thad lYglker ha-s
Waiting to see
completed 13 missions in Italy with 825 B
Sq, 484 B Gp, APO 520, NY. . . Pvt. Jim
Next issue probably Deo 1 - send addresses.

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1114 South Durbin

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

June 1, 1944

Presenting:
taking a course of rock climbing with the
"for gallantry in action, for meri­
torious conduct, for distinguished service Co. E, 86th Mtn Inf, APO 345 Camp Hale,
for extraordinary heroism," the following: Colo. Lt. Col. Everett Best is acting in
the capacity of Air~Ihspeetcr at Randolph
Pvt. Leo Adajns has left with the ASTP Unit Field, Texas. Sgt. Gene Biglin can be
from Lincoln, Nebr, M/Sgt. Bob_Adamson is found doing some office work in New Briin England with 74 Srv. Sqd."^ ?iVSr'^,'^Gp.
tian for Hq &amp; Hq Sq, 59 Srv Gp. APO 923,
S.F. 1st Lt. Jack Bingenheimer is in
APO 149, N.Y. 1st Lt. Dale Aielts,USkC,
Italy with the 774th"B. SQd, 463 B Gp.,
is due in Casper for a leave after 14
months in So. Pacific. Cpl. Robt, B. Ait­ APO 520, N.Y. Noting the Japs swimming
ken has left for (?) with Co. E, 1308 Engr ability is Lt (jg) Jim Blind who is sub­
merged with the USS Crevalle FPO, SF.
Regt, APO 9907, N.Y. Capt. Joo Albertis
trsted "in -the-Axrgrrnt- quota fem return from) Bill Bon is-a midshipman at Cornell Univ.
j Itheca N.Y. Sgt. Jim Bond is with Hq,
Nevj- Guinea v/here he is with 91st Eng.,
APO 929, S.F. Carl Albee, GM Z/z was in I 43 AAA. Gp now at Camp Stewrart, Ga. Pvt.
Casper after 27 months out in the Pacific Dick Bowman is a 3 letter man at Western,
Mich. College, Kalamazoo, wiiere he is in
aboard the USS Salt Lake, 10th Div. FPO,
Co. B, Bks 1. Bill Brennan is co
losing
SF. Jack Albee sleeps at the Marin City
from a recent operation while at . ...Z E.
Donnitories when he isn't building ships
ratero Ife.y, Long.Beach 4, Calif. XAi
at Marin City, Calif. Pvt. Bill Anda is
at the Army Air Force Convalescent Center Bugas, AOW 3/c was in New Caledonia with
tnTTSS Corregidor, CASD-Ord, FPO, SF.
in Pawling, N.Y. in the medics. Chuck
Ayres, S 2/c, writes that he is grunting
Bob Burwell plans on a summer session at
Laramie. Lt. Bud Burwell has found an
for the ship fitters at the Industrial
Command Div. 5-1, USNRB, San Diego 36, Cal- apartment in Victoria, Ks. where ho loafs
after a shift with the 50 B.M. Sqd, 500 B.
Major Don Bailey is around Panama with the Gp. (VH), Walker Field. Lt. P.omio Burwell
refers us to Northrup's ads to find out
29 B.Sqd. VI Bb Gp. APO 832, New Orleans,
what he is doing -- building the Black
La. Pvt. Kenny Bailey's accounting is
taking quite a shaking" in a light tank with Widow - P-61. His mail finds him at 412
10th, Santa Monica, Calif, Capt. DeForest
Bn. 7, ARTC, Ft. Knox, Ky. Lewis Bailey_
QB.5 3/c is watching the clocks aboard tKe”
Brown is in the Now Hebrides with Hq, Srv,
Command, APO 708, S.F.
USS Dixie, 4 Div. FPO, SF. Rug Barhaug
came home on the exchange sh fp Grip s ho Im
Lt, Bill Cariaday is nt Bn 1st Hp, 385 Inf,
And. is now at the Ft. Logan Convalescent
Center, Ft, Logan, Colo. He v;as just pro­ APO 76, Camp locCoy, Wis. Bob Canaday manmoted bo 1st Lt, M/Sgt. Bob Battenschlag ages to get a little beaching in after his
shift at Douglas Aircraft. He's still at
is housed with some minister in England
716 Ave. C, Redondo Beach, Calif. A sum­
where he is with the 104 Evac. Hosp (SN)
APO 507, N.Y. Lt. Jack_ Beattie is' flying mons from; "dat group of your neighbors"
a B-26 around Dodge City, Ks. vzhere he is has reached the home of one Don Chapin who
in the Student Officers Det. Box 125. It’s had planned on returning to Nebr. U. for
now Lt. Bill Bentley-Navigator. He is on more campusology. Tony Chelewski, S 2/c,
has just finished boot training at Farra­
his way to Lincoln AiAB for assignment.
gut and is to be assigned soon. Capt. Jim
L't.(jg) Vernon Bentley visited Major Del
Bentley in England and before one could '
Clare is a father to a new baby at Box 122
ri'st the Russian Generals, Del had Salty
Encinitas, Calif, his duty is at C-mp .Pen­
Vernon accompany him on a flying mission. delton'. Lt. Bill Clifford can be
,und in
Orders are out now saying no more passen­ China with the Air Base Det. at APO 430,
gers. Del is with the 497 B Sqd,- 344 B
NY. Pfc. _Jim Clifford is a map maker vzith
Gp, APO 140, NY and Vernon's is Staff Com­ H &amp; S Co, Eng, Bn, Camp Lejeune, N.C. Bill
bat Div 5, FPO, N.Y. Pfc., Phil Berry has Crater is launching in the shade and sleeps
just finished advanced skiing and is now
at 329 6th St. Richmond, Calif. Sgt, Mel

�- 2 -

Callisr is doing Boy Scout work vdth Co.B, with the 88 Srv. Sqd, APO 149, NY. Capt. ■
Al Gormon is a dentist at the Co.sper AAB,
1885 Eng. Bn. BAAF Bushnell, Fla. Sgt.
_Lt. Floyd Gorrell is flying B-17 at Frost­
Bruce Cccper is still in India with 9th
B. Sq, 7th"gp (H) AAF, APO 886, NY. _Cl.em proof, Florida. Pfc, Frank., Goggrn is
Goughian married Ysleta Berry and is liv­ with the 63rd TEFTS, LiUlF, Liberal, Ks.
Pfc. John Goggin is with Hq &amp; Eq 66th
ing at 3002 Clifton Ave., Baltimore, iid.
TEFTG, Altus, aJxB, Okla. Pvt. Barney GogIn the southwest Pacific you’ll find 1st. gan is in Buckley Fid, Denver,'CC Tch
Paul Haas is flying C-47 at Bergston
Lt, Arnie Dalnr with the 70th Sq, 433 Troop
Carrier*G^A?0 713, Unit 1, SF. T/Sgt.
Field,'and lives 'at 2517 Haris Hldv, Aus­
tin, Tex, Lt. (jg) Jim Harder commands
.Fi:i'.ak...DrLLy. is in the So. Pacific with W
the USS, SC 991 FPO, SF while it navigates
SO 224, FPO, SF. A chip on the shoulder
the So. Pacific. Sgt. Elmer Harris is
is new to Lt. Timothy Daly who is a .pur­
suit Yile-it'' at Salinas, Calif. Lt, _^u_d still in the Pacific with Hq. Co, 2nd Bn
Daniel s. USIviC is out in the Pacific with
6 M, 2nd M Div, FPO, SF.
Karris, AMM
Hq. Sqd. MLU. 2L, FPO, SF. Lt. Toni_^c" . l/c is out in the Pacific noiv wioh'Tatrol
Sqd, 102 FPO, SF. Capt. Glen Harvey has
David~cn plans on a little radiology
school scon. Ke is now at Box 144, Sta. 1 been to school in London and is back with
Hosp, Sheppard Fid, Tex. Vjearing the "whit sHq, 1st Bn, 9th Inf, APO 2, NY. "
Jim
cap” is Porter Davis. CEM, with 9th Const. Hawkins daily expects his nev; ord
Bn, Kq Co, at Camp Rousseo.u, around Port
getting him out of Troop G, 2nd Fegt, CH
Huenems, Cal. Pvt. Joe Donlin is playing TCj Ft. Rielly, Kansas, Marine Lt. Jim.
Casino in Casino with Bty. C, 347 FA Bn,
Hayes is getting some schooling at 46
APO 91, NY. Joe Donovan finished boot
RO Class, ACS, lAB, Quantico, Va. Lt. Har­
training st Farragut May 30 and is now homeold Healy still instructs at Ft. Sill, Okl.
in Lovell, Wyo. on liberty. Capt Noah
Art Heiser expects a call soon to take him
Dorius has left the Pacific Vfey (?) wath
from his oil company job at 11-C Club,
the 7-11 Airborne 0 &amp; M Co, APO 463&gt; SF.
Taft, Calif. Ernie Heiser celebrates his
Bill brew, AS finds the going tough at
18th birthday and starts boot training at
USN Tr School, House 15, V'-12 Unit, North-j iGr Lakes, June 3, Comdr. Harold Heiser
western Univ, Evanston, Ill. Lt. Louie
found that a mattress goes with his new
Dunnigan is at B-17 transition at Clovis, job at Staff of Commander, 7th Amph Force
FPO, SF. S/Sgt John Hendricncon is doing
N.
his duty in England with. Bty D, 4'56 AA3n,
Bill Smmel, ART 2/c, works around the Navy APO 552, NY. Cpl. Stan E^^ndriokton is
Base at Miami, Fla. whore his family lives stationed in the Pacific with 15th IVeather •
at 37 lAY 4C Sc. Lt. Dick Evans is waiting Sqd, APC 122, SF. Dill Eenry S/F 1/c has
for the ’’green light" on his order to re­ developed a pair of sea legs aboard the
port back bo”T'’est Point7~ Lt. Earl Fergu- USS Cabot, P. Div, FPO, SF, .Mason Eenry is
son is still in Italy vrith the 2nd Bty Hq, getting his mail at Pox 545, Hvar±ston 'ftyo,
Don EoIng ran, QM 2/c is out fishing in the
168 Inf. APO 54; NY.
"Smoky" Fraudsen,
Fl/c, is aboard the USS Alabama, SC Div.
Atlantic vzith the USS Ronquil, o/o PO, NY.
FPO, SF. Lt, Bob French is in the Army butBob Hooper is taking pilot training with
is the navigator when he puts out to sea ;Sqd 10, AFCC, SAAB, Santa Jma, Calif. De
Hoopman. RT l/c, is at Great Lakes,
with the 1070 Hng. Port Repair Ship, Ft.
Belvoir, Va. Navy pilot Lt*, (sg) George
Ill, -with Co. 832, USNTS. Ed Hoff just finForbes is at Operations USN Aux F, A.yer,
ished his boot training at Farragut. Shad­
ow Carl Hopkins. MM 2/c, is at USN Repr.
Mass.
Base, Div 6 L, San Diego 36, Cal. - 't.
CP-’ Lester C-alles is in No. Africa with
Ural Horton is at Ft. Monmouth, NJ . ith
Inf Co M, APO 15243, NY. S/Sgt, Gene Gastai Co Y, 803 Trn, Regt. Pvt. Gilbert Housley
is still in No. Africa with 37 Gen Hosp
jis in a rifle platoon at Camp Breckenridge,
APO '425, NY., Lt. Vernie Gaston builds up jKy, with Co. G, 291 Regt. Carl Horstman is
flying time with the 43 B Gp, APO 503 Unitinow in Sheridan with the Champion Funeral
1, SF, Pvt. 'Bill Gerdom is in Class 51,
jHome. John Hurley. SC. 2/c, is. out in the
Co. B, Field Med Sch, Bks, Camp Pendelton,’Pacific with NATS Navy 225, FPO SF. Sgt.
Calif. Cpl. Dode Gerdom is in England
j'Tim Hurley maintains bis physical condition

�- 3 with E &amp; S Btry, 4 Bn, 10th Marines, FPO . J Sherman Field, Ft, Levehworth, Kansas.
SF. , Dor. Jeraian. A.0M. Z/c, is in the Pacific Cpl. £ilL_McN,aE‘arg. is with the 526 Eng.
with VB-iCl, FFO, SF, Ens. Loyal Johnson (LP) Co., Camp Shelby, Miss. Cape.
works, the west cost ports for Merchant Mar McNeil is at 4 engine transitional with
ine and gets his mail at 2076 Magnolia Av,: Student Detachment, Hobbs, New Mexico.
Long Beach 6, Cal, Pvt. _Ted_Josiyn is
P'vt. ft al t M e c ha 1 e y vdth Co. K, 85 Inf,
caught with 1st Pit. Co A 57 Eng Bn, Camp APO 345, USA, Camp Hale, Colo. Pfc. Frank
Aohot, Ore. M/Sgt Jack Jones is in New
Mercer is up Alaska-way with Co D, SlOah"'
Oninea with the 12^ tq. AV/ Ox'-g, APO 322-1, Sig. APO 980, Seattle, Wash. Lt, Don;
SF. Lt, Bob Jones destroys tanks in his
Miller is now up in Italy with Co G, 135
spare time at RON Co, 668 TD Bn, Camp Hood Inf. APO 34, N.Y. Lt. Joe, Minrihan has
Tex.,
his commission and a job instruotim-* 5th
Co, 3rd STR, Ft. Benning, Ga. Capt, G-orD't’ Bill Keiaey has ’’grasshopper control'' don Mitchell is an ordinance man in Ne;v
in England with the AOP Gp, 29 Div Art,
Guinea -with 321 B Sqd, 90 B Gp, APO 713,
APO 29, NY. Capt. Bob Kimball is now fly­ Unit 1, SF. Flying Cadet Harold Miao is in
ing B"17 with A~45 3 Sq AAF, Carlsbad, NM. Columbia, Mo„ with Snd C, Bks X" "2610 AAF„
—a asa marine vzith -.. Base Unit, CTD. Capt. T;fs Moore can’t re-"’
Co, C 2nd Tank, 2 Div Spec Troops, FPO.
member not living in a tent and is seeing
Crl. "Dutch" Kroenlein has left for APO
many Wyo. boys in Italy, is with 429 3. 3q
3153 NY with Co A, 36 Sig HV Gons Bn.
Snd 3 Gp, APO 520, N.Y. Pvt. Jiaci- Mcs.es
is in England with Div. 5q 63rd r
28'
Keith La?/mon can be reached at Route 1,
Div, APO 25, N.Y. Pvt. Timer Moses is
Box sdyA,, Oakville, Wash. A/C Jack Leahy with D Co. 329 Med Bn, APO 104’' Gamp Caris with Eat 213, Co G, Pit, 3, USN?FS,'~ia. son, Colo. Sgt. Bud Myer thinks he should
City, la. Ray Leonard is a pursuit Lt,
help use some of the supplies ho is hau 1 ng
father of 2 beys and on leave at his wife’ to the front in India, on his little rail ­
hor.ie, 317 S. Maple, Ames, Iowa.
road - Co C, 745 Ry Opr, Bn, APO 466, N.Y.

AfelifevfeAS; ART 2/c^, is with Sec. K-4, jM/Sgt. Buz Neel. USMC, gets hrs mail at
1U.S, Clinton, Okla. Lt. Gordon MacAIanus is! 1715 Essex St, Apt K, San Diogo 3, Calif,
wi
B'.y B, '791 AAA Automatic V'eapons Bn, j Lt. Bill Neuman_ in writing about conser—
rU2, Camp Cook, Calif. Cpl. j'inn itacLennaa ving equipment states a tarJe wa-' s ent in
can te found in the shade at Camp Forrest, for repair of broken fan shaft no nevz
Tenn, where he is with 245 Eng. Comb.
shafts so a new tank was sent in place!
Co. B, T/Sgt. Jack MacLennan is solderingj Is in Italy with Co D, 755 Tr. Bn, APO
with Troop A, 126 Cav Recon Sqd, Rec Park,; 464, N.Y, Lt. (j.g,) Ted Neuman is out in
Long Beach, Calif. Pfc. Los MacLennan is j Pacific with his troop transport, USS
at Sec R, 3503th AAF Base Unit, Bks 2606 Fuller, FPO, SF. Lt. Brooks Niohp^ls is
Madison 7, V/isc„
still in New Caledonia but wife 'S415 Ord.
MM, Co (q) apo, 502, SF, Pfc, Bill Nieth­
Sgt, Eo]y_feckin. Marine gunnery sergeant, ammer is with Sec U, PIqs RTU t'E) MacDill
L-3-21, USMC, FMF, FPO, SF, Lt. Barry
Field, Tampa, Fla. Fred Niethammer is at
Mafen^, USER, i/ at the Ayned Guard Cen­ Vega Aircraft and 224 E Figuora St’, Santa
ter, Treasure Island, Calif. Pvt, Jav
Monica, Calif. Lt. Geo, Nietfemmgr has
Manning is a classification specialist at 18 some irdssions in now but the'2nd one
842 NTS, HAA.F, Hondo, Tex. Major Al Martihwill neve be forgotten - with 3 engines
is still at 1719 W 19th St, V»ashington DC out and no tail control he crash landed in
but has asked for some duty at Orlando, Fl-Anriatic Sea, He and his crew vzere picked
Pvt. Don Matthews is on some hot maneuvers! up after 5 hrs. by English Float Plane. He
with 57t?i Field Hosp, at Camp Crowder, Mo. is with 738 Sy, 454 Gp, APO 520, ?"
Lt.
Joe McCarthy, SF 1/c, welcomes a young
liAAiietfenmer is taking B-17 tran_ ..tional
daughter at 2309 5th Ave. San Diego, Cal. at Box 520, HAAF, Hobbs, N.Mex. Major Carl
Sgt. Geo. McCue is at Sec B, Comm,and Hq SoI Nygaard is at Hq AGF, Rep Dept, Ft.'George~
4028 AAFBU, Ft. Logan, Colo. Navy Cadet (Meade,
j
Md. Lt. Ronald Nyggard is in Iran
John McCue is taking preflight training
j
!with
Hq 3rd Milt Ry Ser, APO 523, NY. Pfc.
with Bn 4-B, D-2, USNPFS, Iowa City, Iowa.!
I Chuck 0* kaile?z is in England with 3rd Mobile
Lt, Pat McCue is with the 23rd AACS Det,, ||RR Sqd, APO 635, Ni'Y. Na'Ty Flying Cadet

�- 4 "Bubby" Osborne is at ’nar Training School
at Perdue Airport, West LaFayette, Ind.

Sauter is in England with Hq Co, '"5 Inf
Regt, APO 79, N.Y. Pvt. Dayje_Scc
is at
Sec. 5 Bks 1603, 3508 AAF BU, ~Truex* Fid,
Lt. Tom Parker is in New Britian with Co B Madison, Wis. Jim Scott, RT 3/c, is at
1st Amph, Tractor Bn, 1st M Div, FMF, FPO Treasure Island, SF vdth the RJ'iS, Glass
SF. Lt. Bill Pau_l is a nevdy commissioned 28, Sec. 4, Pvt "Boiv wow" Schank is
"Bcmb-agator” and is awaiting assignment. I still training dogs for theldarines at
Lt. Clinton Paul is transportation officer Camp Lejeune, N.C, with WDTC. Pvt, Stuart
at Hq Bep Tr Center, Camp Roberts, Calif.
teir is in Pit 214, RDKC3, Sa’n’
T/Sgt. Sid, Pe arce is now in Italy with 568!Diego 41 Calif, Navy Cadet Snub Schooler
Srv Sqd, APO 520, N.Y. Sgt. "Ei^_s’' Peralesis at Cadet Bks 4,. A-2:, USNAS7~Oi^'is7'KsT
is in India at 5319 Aviation Flexible'YrtntD Ens Bill Schulte gets time for some fish­
nery School APO 882, N.Y. Jim Perkins,
ing at Navy No, 40, FPO, N.Y. Lc. Sob
SM S/c, is around Havraii now with 127 USN _Schult_e has 56 some missions in Italy with
Const Bn B Co. Pit 5, FPO SF. Sgt.
5
______
W
arren 522 F3~ Sqd, 27 FB Gp, APO 650, N.Y, Navy ,
f_er.^in3 is in So. Pacific with K &amp; S Co,,
j Cadet Frank Schulte is flying instruments
9th Marines, TLD, FPO, SF, Major Lee_ Pick-these days with Class 2A, AC Reg-C, U3NATG,
feiw is-in Jingland with 16 Rep, Depot APO j Corpus Christi, Texas
Jack Schulte, 32/q,
129, N-,Y. Art Piper, EM 1/c, finds relax- has just completed boot ti-'a'ining t Farrap.tion baking a cake at 850 O 2nd St, Mi- (gut, and is awaiting assignmenr^ Vo
ami, Fla, Sgt, BUI Poe_is a flying radioj Cadet Ralph_ Schulte has about 5
man nov; at VMJ, 953, NAAS, Camp Kearney, (hours at USN, CAA, t^rs. Box 351
San Diego 39, Cal, Pvt. Frank Potter has jArk. Navy Cadet Sopdi
e Schulr?. las just
_
pulled out with Co B-3, APO i2976-B, SF,
completed prefligh"£
at Athens,
Athens”"' Ga. and is
it at
Sgt
^r&lt;^p is in Burma with Co A, 758
home on leave, Lt,
Li Bill. Schwartz has his
Rlwy Shop Bn, AFC 629, NY. 1A/C "Don Bay is navigato&gt;r®s wings and v.-as just ssent
ent to
at Douglas, Ga. with 63rd AAFCPSPrimary) Tucson A-rizona to go thru the phasi
Sqd 5, Oscar Ray, HA 2/c, is in So Paci­
3ob_Sear£
Sfei_______
does a little c nking for
fic witri liq Sqd -&gt;AC FPO SF„ Coach Shadew Sec 0, VRTU VAkB, Venice, Fla
Joe Cedar
Ray plans on a little suirmcr education au [TN 3/c, is at Torp, Pool Unit, S3 fSec
LA ramie then back to Midwest for the schodis, USNRB , San Diego, 36, Cal. Ca
Mike
R”*""
Reasoner tips the scales atjSedar is "dean of men'' for the German
230 while at Box 615 RAAF, Rocwell, New Mexprisoners a' the Douglas, Wyo. prisoners
Sgt. Bob Reed is doing a little sailing in camp
Cpl. Paul Geda.r is busy in England
his spare time vzhile with 327 AAF, BU, Sec with H &amp; 3 Co, 826 Eng Bn, A
125, N.Y.
A, Drew Field, Tampa, Fla. Pfe Jack Rhode sLt, 'Tony Sedar is with Co A. 232 Inf, 42
will ''intern' in Omaha when he gets his MDj.DiY, Cazip Gruber, Okla
Lt, Keith Kovison
Now at 4245 W„ Pine St, St. Louis, Mo. Rob has lefi vdth Sqd A-2 for APO'TsIoTa?, NY
Robertson won't get out of school at Lara-;
Sherard is in the Pacific with
mie til June 25 and he is stabled at the
2 oig Co, 2-M Div, -FIvTi’, F.PO SF„ Kayo
ATO house. A/C Dale Robinson is taking
Shoemaker, works nt Todd Ship and fathers a
basic at Enid, Okla with Class 44-1, AC
baby son at. 6560 Highpoint Drive, Seattle,
Det, EAAF, Curtis Rochelle works out of
6, Wash. S/Sgt. Tom Shoemaker is in the
the Meyers Bldg, Portland, Ore, He is
Pacific with Bty B, ”12^ FA, ARO 33, SF,
grading wool in four states, Don Rogers
Rill Snutts flys a mediimi bomber with
has the Laramie-Rawlins run on the U.P,
329 AAF Ease Unit (MB) Sec 5, CAAB, Colum­
now. Lives at 512 So 11th, Laramie. Pfc. bia, S,.g, Lt, ^ck Shutts is at Boeing
Bob Rose is an aviation radio instructor
Aircraft School but lives at 660 Ellis Ave,
at Sec ’B, 3505 AAF, BU, Scotts Field, Ill. Seattle, 3, Wash. Cpl, ^o^ney _^pauldmig_
Ens, "Corky" Romine, now fathers a baby
is a "mess" at Hondo AAF but lives at~317
girl at 86’ Market St, Annapolis, Md. The Abiso Av, San Antonio 2, Tex,. Lt, Jim
noise heard in London awhile back was
is flying AT~6 with Sec H, Class 44caused by the meeting of Del Bentley and
K, Foster Field, Victoria, Texas. Lt. BarDick (Capt.) Rowlands. Dick is with 71
ilSy_P.pi®lpt?-2L^® i’i Et.gland with 87 AT Sqd
AFA, APO 255, N.Y."
jAPO 635 N.Y. Cap to
Sprecher is in
Pvt. Gor_don_S_anford is with Co M, 399 Inf,fc^^V"?
TrucFCG?’P?6v. APO IQZ

APo 447, Ft. Bragg, N.C.

Major Warren
' -—

iu\’
JX&lt;_St^ford__is in the Admiralty
[Island and finds the "aero hour ' entertain-

�5

V-12 student, Beno Walker, will be home this
Inge. His address: 370 B Sqd 307 B Gp APO
month for a leave from his studies at the
324s 3F. Gapt, Eally Stevens was in the
Tarawa Battle with Co A 1st Bn 2nd Marines Pi Kap House, Boulder, Colo. Lt. (s.g.)
FPO SF„ a/C Carl Stoat is doing a little Dick YJalker maintains the maintenancy of
pursuing at Moore Fields Mission, Tex. Cpl .Hellcats aboard VC 94 FPO, SF. Lt. Thad
get to Gasper in time to
Walker has a rebel crew at Combat Crew 4553
graduate on his way to an aerial gunner's Peterson Field, Colo. Springs, Colo. Pvt.
job at Lincoln AAB, Nsbr. Pvt. John Sulli ■Jim Walsh is clerking with Co. b, 259 Inf.
2Sii is with Co B APO 445, Ft. Leonard Wood ,AP0 451, Camp Breckridge, Ky. 7-12 at
Mo. S/Sgte Neil Sullivan is instructing
Iowa State is Bob Wehrli with Ery 2, Co 4,
with the 722 Sig. AW Go E, Drew Field,
Pit 2, Ames, Iowa, Lt. Bill Wehrli_ is in
Tampa, Fla. Cadet Gordon Sutherland, vzill New Caledonia with Corp Rep Bn Trn Center,
get his vangs soon with Class 44-?, Ft.
Mar Adm Comd, Sth Am.ph Corp, Forward Echelor
Sumner, Hs’w Mei, Pfc. Jack Swanson is witl iFPO, SF. Capt. Ernest__Wi_lkersc_n._ has re­
Hq Srv Bty, 17 Airborno Div, Div Art, APO
ported to the Marine Base at San Diegc,
452, Gamp Forrest, Tenn. Bill S’jyanton, is after a 30-day leave, Pfc., Leo Wilking
doing some schooling in Denver and lives
will finish Columbia Med- School this fafl
at- S556 - Milwaukee St. - O/C Jerry Swanton.. and intern in New York. His address 50
is with 2nd Co. 3rd STR, Ft. Benning, Ga, Haven Ave,'N.Y. 32, N.Y. . Corp ''Red'' Wilson
is at Oa^hu T,H. with Hq Btry, 49 FA, APO
Sgt. Koinh Tedford is in Brazil with 12th 7, SF. Lt, Leon Ylinkes is heme on leave
AACS,'aPC~ 620, "Miami, Fl. Capt,., Jofcn.
from Smyrna AAF, Tenn. Corp.. "3pec*‘ WorThomas is busy in England with Hq 1st Anr.yjthxngton is in New Guinea with 960 Engr.
Gp, APO 655, N.Y. Lt. Qrlo Thomas is at ‘Topographic Avn APO 713-1 SF. Lt. Nubby__
Ft. Ord with CA 2nd Rep Regt, AGA Rep DepotWright is supervising athletics vdth~411
and gets his m.ail at Box 464, Carmeli Cai, Hq/FA~Gp, Ft. Bragg, N.C.
Lt. Fred Thomason is in the Pacific with
Sta •8. ■ PW-ATC, APO' 91'5, S.'F. ■ ' .
• Pfc, James 7~esey is with Bry G 155 I’M Art
5153
,Y. Earl Thompson
is
now
une
fathe / Bn 3rd Ari Corps III Phil Ccros FPO SF.
_ _______
of two sons at 2255 Crenshew, Los Angeles iBrothei’ Johnny Vesey (Pvt.) is in Tindall
16, Cal. Capt. ca
Jay T
Thompso
has coloi'ed
colored I'Field, Fla. with Sec. I, 2135 Ai.FBU, S/Sgt
hompson _has
troops in the Solomons with Hq 368 Inf APO/Wiliam Vesey, is with TBTH-MAG 45, MCAS,
93, SF. Nav^' Cadet Larry Tobin is exerci­ Goleta, Santa Barba.ra, Cal,
sing with Bty 4-B, D-2, USNPFS, Iowa City,
Inwa. Bob Tobin still instructs in the
S/Sgt. ihisse_li Schryer is in India with
Navy Program at Gonzaga Univ, He lives at 80 Air Depot Supply Grp, APO
882, N.Y.
E 228 Mission, Spokane 13, Y’l'ash. Lt. Jack ■Rumor has it he may be home soon.
Tebin is with 10th Prov FF Det, DA, Pcnchace
Train, Nevi Orleans, La. Harry Trollope is
Richard Thompson is in England with 3rd
still at 834 Univ. Ave, Reno, Nev. and Maj Criminal Investigation Sec (MP) APO 5153,NY,
Hu,gh_Trollope io vrith 73 F Gp, Glendale,
An admiral, watching a young inductee labor
Cal, Capo. Tofa Trollope is in the Mar­
eagerly but clum.sily on the quarterdeck,
shalls with the 90 MM - AAGp, 1st Def Bn,
asked "How long have you been in the Navy,
5 .4mph Corps, FPO, SF, Lt. Bob Trowe is
son?"
„
at the Columbia Rep Depot, Columbia, S.C,
"Two months," the boy replied, "How long
with his ’’navidiers" degree.
have you been in?"
The Admiral was taken slightly aback, but
Pvt. Bud Updegraff enjoyed a furlough from
he good-naturedly answered: "Thirty years,"
Go. C 66 Inf Rep,71 Div, APO 360, Ft, Sen­
"It's hell, ain't it?" the youngster said
ning, Ga. While home enjoyed having his
sympathetica!ly,
breakfast served by a Lt. Col,I (His brother
in law.)
Sgt. Eugene Vclker is in England with Bty 'What makes you think Vernon is conceited?
"He joined the Navy to let the world see
B, 12th FA, Obsn'Bn APO 403, N.Y, Pfc.
him
’,"
•Floyd Volker is tack after a furlough at
the Sea School PJLMCB, San Diego, 4, Calif.

�June 7, 1944
Boys -Getting this last page printed after the invasion, I can’t help but feel the weight
that guy Hitler has thrown on your shoulders. They have to be broad. Need
assure
you of our confidence in you?' As the radio brings in the action, everybodies lips
move in silent prayer. So go forvzard boys and a peaceful world will be yours.

Sonieone thought it would be nice to allow you a.vote. Permission was granted. Be­
sides our pick for President, we must choose one Congressman, one State Senator,
six for the State Legislature and one County Commissioner, Ballots and instructions
are forthcoming, July 18 is the primary and November 7, the final. Ballots have to
be back in Casper on election day to be valid.
The midnight curfew on servicemen has been lifted for local boys home on leave —
"now ain't dat nice?'''

In ths.former Cornell’s furniture building a "dime-a-dance" has opened,
the ''Vifh-ir 1 away." Just soft drinks served. Remember the "Merry IVhirl?"

It’s-called

N.C.H.S. graduated 230 students -- 90 some boys, half of which will be in the service
before mid-June. (Kids?) Their track team again won the State Track Meet.
Lt. Col. Chuck Bowman was killed in action January 11. Word has been received that
Lt, Bob Bagby did bail out over e.iemy territory in the Burma theater.

Waiting "inside'" Germany is Major Gale Cleven and Sgt. "Hoop" Lindenmyer. They have
both written a request to be remembered to you all -- so "Hi" from Gale and Hocpie.

The '‘ball is chained" to a few more of the home front. Vivian Dorius and Capt.
Harold (Corky) 'Jordan (Crosett, A.i'kansas) were married here in Casper May 23.
Marion No naan "caught" Cart, George Hulpiau of Buffalo, N.Y. May 16 in Buff.;.lo, N.Y.
V&lt;ilbur Cook got caught and hooked by Doris Flowers of Aliance, Nebraska, June 1 in
Omaha. So congrats to the "aggressors and the aggressed’.!"
Lt. Bill Bentley is now stationed HERE at the Casper Air Base. Lt. (s.g.) Norman
Johnson was in Casper the other day, he is in the Navy's Air Transport Service and
will get his orders soon in Seattle. Capt. Jim Clare named his 7 lb, son - Harold
J. Clare, III,

Good luck to all,

Dick Tobin
P. S.

TO

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1114 South Durbin

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

February 25, 1544

I presents-—
’’for gallantry in action, for meri- Bud Burwell keeps the B-29s at Walker Fid-,
torious conduct, for distinguished, servioei
®- "tig' job.
for extraordinary heroism,"the followings
^ob Canaday is home at 716 Ave. C, Redon­
do Beach, Calif, after his shift at Doug­
Still navigating a B-24 for Marine Air
las Plant, Don Chapin daydreams while a
Corps IS Lt. Dale Aielts, he is still
finance book beckons him at Neb.”,U,Lincoln.
153 '1A.Q 25, FPO“.”SF. 1st Sgt. Bob
Lt. Jim Clare was thru here with an AiA
Adamson is over APO 638 HY way with the
priority for overseas with the Mo.rines at
45 Srv,’ Grp, Corp, Robt. A., Aitken is
vrith uhe 1308 Engineers at Camp Sutton,
San Diego. Pfc. Jim Clifford is v;ith H&amp;S'
Co. Eng, 3r, at Camp Lejeune, New River,
X.C,, In the Medical Dept, at Mitchell
Field, II,Y. is Pvt, Bill Anda, and-jump­ K.C. Lt. Bill Clifford is at APO 9027 NY
ing down to APO 929 T^ew Guinea?) is Cpt. with the 17 Airv/ay Det, Billy Crater is
Joe A'Cb^t vdth ths 91st Eng, For variety still building ships at Richmond, Calif,
Chu’.S:’AyeVs S 2/c is just finishing sal­ and relaxes at 329 6th St. And I found
vage divers school at Pier 88, No. River, Lt. Maurice "Buzz” Converse in the Budget
K,Y. Billy Bon is home, enroute to Asbuiy and Fiscal Office at Craig Field, Selma,
Park, N,J, for few vreeks pursuing his V-12. Ala. Clem Coughlan has his Social Secur­
Capt. Don ^aijLey has just come up from
ity at 3215 Piedmont Ave., Baltimore City,
the Carribean to take a. month’s school­
IS, Md.
ing at Orlando, Fla. while his brother
Louis is QM
on USS Dixie, FPO SF,
Arnie Daly is with the 433 TC Grp.
around APO 713’ Unit 1 SF end his b'-other
around Esperto Santos. 1st Sgt. Bob
Baxtenschlag is on his way with the 104
Timothy is at the advance stage c
fight­
Evac~’”Hosp. to APO 9522, N.Y. Cadet Jack er pilot's training at Chandler, Ariz, Lt.
Bud Daniels flying Corsair for ths Marines,
Beatt_^ is at twin engine advanced at
Porter Davis EM 1/c is at Davesville, RI
Lubbock, Texas. A navigation cadet is
Bill Bentley at Hondo, Texas, while Major with the 9th Const.Bn. At the Station Hos­
ilei Bentley has his 3-26 S^^D. headed for pital of Sheppard Fid., Tex. is Lt. Tommy
A?c7~9436-Ez c/o NY, and Vernon is a salty Davidson,ID. About to leave Camp .Adair,
Lt,(jg) and has made 10 trips across the Ore. with his 105 is Pvt. Jos Doniin and
Atlantic. Staff-Combat Div. 5 FPO NY
the 347 FA Bn will get him to A*?0, 91, Joe
xvill get him. Jumping to Gamp Hale, Colo Denoy^ is farming and wildcating around
7:e find Pfc. Phil Berry skiing with the
Lovell, Wyo, Capt. Noah Dorius is home
86 Men..Inf, It's now Lt. Co. Everett
for a leave from Camp Polk, La. Bill Drew
Best -v^ho is the air inspector nrouxid
is on his v/ay to Norxhv/estern U. to con­
BlacAland Field, Waco, Texas. Sgt. Jimmy tinue his V-12 training. Lt. Louie DunniBond is anti-airing it at Westhampton
gan is misplaced with the 22 TT Sqd. at
Beach, Long Island, N.Y. Pvt. T'Rich” Bow Delhart, Toxas.
man is V-12ing along with some very fine
basketball at Western, Pich. College at
Bill Emmel RT 2/G is at NATS at Miami, Fla.
Na lamazoo. Lt, Jack Bingenheimer has his Lt. Dick Evans has returned to Gieger Fid.,
B-17s in Group 463 headed for A-P^O 9564,
Wash, after a short leave in Casper.
NY. Submerged in the "down-under" world
is the USS Crevalle and aboard is Lt.(jg) Lt. Ear^Ferguson is wearing a silver star
Jim Bl^id, FPO SF. Bill Bi’ennan is re­
and cussing the mud of Italy. After a jrear
cuperating from a back operation before
in the Pacific Lt. Geo,_Fcrbes is at the
going back to his plane building at Doug­ air station in Sqantum, 1/Lacs.
las, Long Beach, Calif. On the USS Corregidor is Ted Bugas AOW 3/G. Supervising !a 20 Franc note ceme fromi S/Sgt, Gene
bnston at 37 Gen. Hosp. APO 765 NY (Tunis ia)P-Cl construction is Lt. Rcmie Burv/ell
and learning the Calif, style of driving |and Lt. Vsrni^ G-^ton is flj'-ing His B-17
jover APO 505 Unit 1 SF with 43 B ‘
in
the hard way at Santa Monica, while Lt.

�-2New Guinea, Pfc. Code Gerdom has left ■
•with 3Q.D 01 for APO 128450,Kf fx'om Daniel
Field, G-9 X Lt. Al Germon is doing some
dental praotice at 'the Casper Air Basexit.
Floyd Oc:irel_l_ is a B-17 instructor at Avon
Park, Flax with 86 B, Gp. S’•j.A/ I.

Still tanking with the 2nd 'J’anic Bn, 2
Marines is Sgt, Tommy Kirkmoyer. Bob
Knadler 'AT 3/C is with a Ship Oc., t
Camp Perry, Va.
h'' . -'i; .■

One m^/it find Kejth Laymon at Route 1,
Box 2Q'lh, Oakville, Vfash. Ka-vy Crdet
Jack Leahy is getting his fix’st s’bage of
flying a'c Milwaukee, V/isc, Lt. Ro.y Leo-g.ard. is trying to make an ace of himself
■with fighter plane at Lancaster, .falif.

Gub-chasi’ng is the sport practiced by Lt,
(ig) di;--. Har_d^ and bis SC SSI FFO SF and
the Pac-’ i.ie is his -field. Resting after
taking Tarawa is Corp, Elmer Harris and
Che 6 Jdai-ines of 2 Div. EFO 3F. On patrol
vi'd. 102 is Bud Harris AJAI i/C. FPO. Capt,
Mahoney, USNR is instructing at
'•poc*' Hervey has Co.F of Sth Inf. APO 2,
the Armed Guard Station, Treasure Islanc.
Hi in Northern Ireland. Jim Havfkins ex­
Calif, Gunnery Sgt. Bob Mackin has re­
eats his Captaincy after finishing his
turned to the 3rd Bn *21 Marines around
Advanced officer's schooling at Ft. Riley, Bouganville after his v/ound healed. Just
ha. Lt.. Harold Healy is instructing at
back from an inspection trip over "Ikab '
the Dept, of Gunnery, Ft. Sill, Okla. Art ■way is Major Al Martin and sleeps at 17.1.;
Petroleum Engr. for Standard Oil 19th St. NWii., VKashington, D,C„ Pvt. "Duck'
at Faft, Calif and Comdr. Harold Heiser is Mathews is with the 57 Fid. Kops., at Cao'.p
v/ith the ?th Amph. Force repairing damaged Crowder, Mo. Pfc. Les MacLennan is expects,
ships. S/Sgt John Hendrickson "Sr," is
ing shipment soon from his duties at Waco,
"With the 456 AAA in England and APO 4930
AAF, Texas and T/Sgt. Jack MacLsnnan is
hl' and fathers a baby boy as of I'eb. 19.
cussing the "bucket full sunshine^' of
Corp, Stan Hendricksen is with Air Corps
'Calif. He is with 126 Cav. at Long Beach,
tntkligence 44-C~AP0’127 SF, Bill Henry,
The 243 Engrs. have Pfc Finn MaoLennan at
C-F X/c is on USS Cabot R. Div, FPO SF and
Camp Breckenridge, Ky. rvt. Waib Me chaiey
lias on Henry has enlisted in the Navy but
did some "she-ing" at Omaha before returnc.wAits his call at Box . 545, Evanston, T/yo j ing to his skiing with the 85 Inf. Gamp
Don Holmgren QM 2/C had 7 svroops in Paoifi iHale, Colo. Lt. Don Miller has establishoH
waters before he came thru here headed for residence around Algiers with the '3.3 Inf,
’Portsmouth, NH and tbs''USS’ Pri'h^Ui'I , Cadet APO 512 NY. It's novz Capt. Gordo
iitohell
fob Hooper is taking his basic flying at
Nevz Guinea, He is vzith 90 B. Gp APO b’OB
■Ai.bbock, Tex. "Shadow" Hopkins S 2/C is
iUnit 1, SF, "Senor" Harold Mi_ze is novr an
at the Repair Base, Div 61, San Diego,Cal, aviation cadet at Beloxi, Miss, after 26
Carl Horstman is a member of the "bier"
mos. in the Carribean, Officer Candidate
e.'.’..;b at 724 N 31st St. Billings, Montana,
Joe__MiniI^i is with ths 7th Co. 3rd STR
oobn Hurley SC 3/C has sampled some beor
Ft. Benning, Ga. Keeping 'em flying in
with Naizy“’225 NATS FPO SF. Sgt. Tim. Hur Italy is Capt. Tye Moore with the 2nd B.Gr.’
ley is resting too after the Tarawa action APO 520 NY. Pvt. Jack_Mp£e£ and Capt.
■with the 4 Bn 10th Marines FPO SF.
Glen Roberts are in the Hq. 28 Inf. APO
i28 NY. England. Pvt, Timer Moses is still
The gold bars are new to Bob French who‘
'schooling at Fordam Univ. Corp. Bud Myer
has returned to Ft, Belvoir., Va. after a
ifound himself someplace in India with the
short leave.
(745 Ry. Opr Bn. APO 466 NY.
I^t-’s now Lt. W„ Otis Johnson USNR and he is Lt. Bill Neuman is finding Africa inter­
teaching navigation at the Naval Air Sta­
esting with Co. B, 18 Bn. 8 Rep. Depot
tion at Livermore, California.
APO 15070 NY. With the USS Fuller in ’
dock,at Mare Island is Ensign Ted Neuman
Capt. Bob Kimball figures we have enough
FPO SF. Pfc, Billy Niethammer has just
Bombardiers and~wants leave of his duties
compiled an instruction bock on photog­
o.t Carlsbad, N. Mex. Observing fire from
raphy and is now at 7th Photo-Int, Div.
-Vt hea-yy artillery in a "grasshopper"
MacDill.Field, Miami, Fla. P’reddy Nietharound APO 15154 NY is Lt, Bill Kenney.
ammer is still at 224 E. Figuora St. Santa

�-3home on furlough and spent it at the
Muniea, Calif, and is playing some bas­
Casper AAB Hosp. He's stationed at Hq.
ketball for Vega Aircraft. Lt. George
Sec,
Base Det,, Drew Field, Tampa, Fla,
Nietha-mner has his crew &amp; B-24 ready to
Pfc,
Jack Rhodes is pursuing his MID at
ship with 420 B.Sqd. 302 B.Gp. from Lang­
Washington
Med School, St Louis, Mo.
ley Fid. Va, and Cadet Vic Niethammer is
Don
Rogers
still
fires pn the UPRR and
flying B-26s in his advance training at
lives
at
512
S,
11th,
Laramie, Wyo. Pfc,
La Junta, Colo. Sgt. Bus Neel is at Hq.
Bob
Rose
instructs
with
the 19 Academio
Sqd. MCA Div Meraiar, San Diego, 45, Calif.
Grp.
at
Scott
Field,
Ill.
Ensign Co^^y
On New Caledonia is Lt. Brooks Nichols
with the Eng. Sec, Sawmill Deth.AJPO SSOSF Romine is at 86 Market St., AnnapoTis,
Md. where he is in the Navy Chem. Lab.
Major ''Syrede” Nygaard is at the train to
Capt. Dick Rowlands has left for APO 255
meet and say goodbye to the boys passing
NY
with the Srv. Bty. 71 FA Bn.
thru Ft. Geo. Meade, Md. Carl is with
trie ag. AGF Repl.Depot No. 1. Pfc. Chuck
0.Iley is in England with the 3rd Mobile An 0fficer-To-3e is Gordon Sanford who is
with the 17th Co. 3rd STR, Fto~3fx.':nix.’.g,
APO 635,NY. Corp. Bill McNamara
is at Kq, Co. Academic Regt. Ft. Benning, Ga. Major "Soc" Sauter is to leave soon
with Hg.&amp; Hg. Co, 315 Inf. APO 79 Comp
Ga c
Phillips, Ka. Pvt. Dick "Bow wow'_3ehank
is training dogs with the W&amp;r Dog, TC
j&gt;ng:ht ”Bubby*' Osborne, Naval Cadet, is
Camp Lejeune, New River, N.C. For a long
swearing it out at Monmouth, Illinois,
24 months S/Sgt. Russell Schryer has been
in India with the
Srv. Sq, APO 629 NY.'
Being in India for over 2 yrs. ’’things”
are becoming a little lighter to Sgt.’’Bugs Frank Schulte is a naval cadet now at
PexaAes who is with the 9 B Sqd. 1 Gp.(H) Corpus Christi, Tex, with Class 2A. Ralph
Schulte is pursuing his Naval Wir
at
Are 886 NY. S/Sgt, Geo. Panos is a buyer
Murray,
Ky.
in
Pit
134,
his
brother
Lt.
for the officer’s mess at Casper Army Air
Bob
has
his
P-51
in
Italy
now
with
27
F
Base and Dr. Ted_Panos has his work at the
B~Gp.
APO
520
NY.
Ens.
Bill
Schult
e
finds
Jackson Memorial Hosp, at Miami, Fla.
the Spanish language a Tittle trouble in
Perkins SM 2/C is with the Seabees of Bn
T2Y~Co.D Pit 6 FPO SF. On the Bouganville getting acquainted with those around Nav;/-^
Invasion was Sgt. barren Perkins with H&amp;S 40 FPO, NY. Naval Cadet Gordie Schultz
Co, 9th Marines TMD. FPO SF. After twelve just spent sick leave in "Casper, has re­
turned to nis New Mexico base. Lt, Bijl
months in Africa T/Sgt. Sidney Pearce is
now in Italy with the 83 Srv. Sqd. APO 520 Schwartz is pursuing his NavigationiKings
at Box 397 Selman Field, Monroe, La. If
NY. Lt. Clinton Paul's duty ’’could be
you happen down Route 2 Concord, Calif,
iiiore exciting” at Camp Roberts, Calif.
and
look in at Box 122A you'll see Dan
wuere he is with Hg.IRTC, And Cadet Bill
Sedar
cultivating an orchard. Joe S^.ar
P^ul vdll be Bombaga’tor when Class 44-7
TN
"Z/C
is on his way to San Diego for more
ij.nishes at Midland, Tex. Lt. Tom Parker
schooling
in Torpedos. Lt. Tony Sedar is
BSMC is with the 1st Amph Tr. Bn FPO SF in
New Britan. Art Piper EM 1/C and Vivian
with 11th Co, 1st Sta. at Ft. Benning, Ga.
Pvt, Paul "Yo-Yo” (rank) Sedar is in Eng­
Sheppard got the knot tied and he is now
schooling FCTC, Miami, Fla. after 16 mos. land with Co. B 826 Fng, Avn. Bn APO 875
NY. Pete Sedar is in defense work at Maiin the Pacific. Around Guadalcanal for
17 months Sgt. Bill Poe found his way back tinez, Calif, and home at 1510 C Alahambra
to the States and is now at Camp Kearney, Capt. M^e Sed^ has Mrs. Gage's suite at
Hoyt Hall “arid keeps his eye on the Army at
San Diego, Calif, With TSS 781 Bks. 173
Univ, of V7yo. Lt. Keith Sevi.son has re­
Lincoln, Nebr. is Pvt. Frank Potter.
turned to the States and Sai-risburg, Pa.
for 8 weeks 'at JiAFATS (Photo Intelligence;
Officer Candidate Shadow Ray injured his
Sgt,
Bob Sherard rests after the Marshall
?&lt;nee and is in T/Vard C up at Lawson General
Invasion
with 2nd Sig, Co 2 M Div. Fleet
Fops., Atlanta, Ga. He should be back at
Marine
Force
FPO SF. "Kayo" Shoemaker is
Ft,, Benning soon, Lt. Bud Reasoner is at
home
at
132
N.
49 St. Seattle, fer
and i;Bombardier's Hg. at Carlsbad, New Mexico.
a
welder
in
the
shipyards.
In
Haw:.,
is
Corp. Bob Reed contacted the flu vhile

�-4S^/Sgt, "''ric Shoemaker /with Bat B 122 FA Bn. Comdr with VB 101 FPO SF. Pvt
grAff is with Co K A3TU 3905
.
APO 33 ’gyn.TT’nrr'Shutts Iz-g enroute to
Pvt Floyd ^el-k^ plays basketball with
Polumbii-i, S.C,, weax’iiig hio cright newthe San Diego Marines and has duty with
pilot’s wingSo Lto Jack Strutts is on
■naneuvc.r5 ivith the OOrh B Sqls, 9th B Op,,, PIT 981 ISMCB San Diego 41 Calif,
^it Brcei-.-afiel'd, Fla,. Pyt. David Scott
Beno Walk-cr’s engineering is all nairy
is at Bki 1623, IOC TFF in Yruex Field. •
Wise,, a--vl his brother Jim is a RT 3/c
while ar i80 Bigelow Boulder Colo,,- On
the aircraft carrier USS San Jancanto is
at EMF Cjass 28 Bks ?, Treasure Island,
Lt. Dick .Walker USNR FPO NY. Lt, Thad
Calif0
pcT!imuniq''.;t from Corp. Rodney
Walker is to leave Liberal Ea in }.i3 B3pauld.'.r.p at Hq &amp; Hq oq 87 Nav, Tr. Op.,
Rondo 'f'i?, does not confirm his membership 24 soon, p-vt Jim Wai ch is writ’n Co C 85
Inf Tng Bn Camp Roberts Calif. A/G Bob
j.n the a.-’j.per club. Lt. Jim Speas is at
Wehrli’ is V12ing it at Ames Iowa ’.lu-oh
nas sec-.,nd phase of pilot training at
Bat-jji 2 Co 4. Lt Bill Y^ehrli just piissed
jj.bbs P^eld, If't,Stockton Tsx„ Lt Barney
thru^at Se.n Diego. Capt Ernest Wilkerson
''■f.ielm'ui is in England £qd.’n/' Mil" Adm
■WEIS in the Bouganville action wiuh Hq Co
irs'cTISAC. C-p 1 APO 635 NY. Capt Jimm^ •
Cprechar has left for APO 435 NY- -with his 2nd Bn 9th Marines FPO SF. Pfe ^o Wil^.r5;
iOth Ctir,, Hq. Tp. Flying the South Pacific studies his final medicine books nt 50
io Lt Jack Stafford -with the 370 B Sqd 307 Haven Ave NY 32 NY while his classes are
at- Columbia Medical School. Leavin.g the
Op A709~S”F. Cade't Carl Stout is at
3nr-'ic s cage of his wings at Waco Tex -with Alaska theater and going to ths S th
Pacific is Cpl "Red" W'ilson with \ ,e Hq
class 4i-Pi Cadet Gordon Sutherland will
&amp; Sqd
finish jiis Basic Apr 5 at Bakersfield Cal. Bty FA APO 7,SF. Lt
fi.i'atrooper Pvt Jack Swanson has 11 rp-amps Comdr at Box 124 Ft Sunnier W, Mex, Lt,
"Nubby" Wright is about to leave Camp
und is on maneuvers with 17A.aBo Div APO
Adair Ore with the 91 Div PA 547 Gp Bn
4-12 Nash-;ille, Tenn,- Officer can-didate
APO 91,
Jerry Swanton is struggling for his bars
■■■nnir~hs 17 Co 3 Sta,. Ft Benning Ga,
SERVED
fi-'i Keith Tedford is in Sao Luiz, Brazil
^■-ith the'12 C Sqd Sta 7 Unit 1 APO 620
Lt, Marshall Crouch is missing after a
tiiami Fla. Capt John Thomas hssibehnilii''''i raid over C-ermany last month. Word was
Cngland for 18 mons -vnth Hq 1st Arm Gp APO received Feb 23 that Lt. Bob Bagby was
6o5 NY, Lt 0£lo_Thoma£ has just come off
missing over China. His APO wtas 335 and
bivouac with the Rep Depot No 2 Ft Ord Cal 'he was -wnth the Army Transpor't Commando
?l-.'ri Thompson is selling Pet milk and is
Lt, Col, Chuck Bo-iAanan is missing since
n-)me at 2?55 Crenshavz Blvd Los Angeles 8
Jan in action over Germany. Lt. John
.1,2if. Capt Jay Thompson is.out Pacific
Pat J^rry -was killed in a plane crash
w&lt;,y 7/ith the 368 Inf APO S463 SF, The
in Toxas on his' 23rd birthday.
tiirill of flyin,g is Larry Tobin’s as he
solos for his navy wings at 628 N. Lake,
You guys around APO 634: I'd like to
Madison 5 Vfisc. Prof Bob Tobin still has
'know what happened to S-24 pilot Lt.
the na-vy cadets at Gonzaga U. Spokane Wash
'MphW. Eherts 0-728843, 412 B Sqd.,
Lt Jack Tobin is with the 883 A/V Engr Bn 95 "B Gp., A.Pb NY,
R-chmiond AAB Va. Harry Trollope is about
tv quituate at Nev. U., his mail goes to
W E R 7 U E R
624 University Ave. , Reno, Major H^h
Trollope is flying a desk these days with
The winter should be over
yj) F Gp Glendale Calif. Capt Tom Trollope
Spring should be cn its -way
is now with the 90 mn Gp 1st Det Bn 5 Amph
But
somehow things are all
nfused
Corp FPO SF. Lt Bob Trowe wears his navi­
Because
it
snows
each
day.gator’ s: wings -while taking a bombardiers
course at Roswell N.Mex, Lt j.g, Neil
**/Lt Bill Wehrli just passed thru Casper
Tvler is on his way again as patrol piloton his vzay to new duties -with the Marines
at San Diego,

�-5-

DA HOME GUARD or DAT "GROUP OF YOUR NEIGHBORS"

All that8 left of the home front is your i University and they plan on joining a
sorority with the idea that their se­
liome and that "group of your neighbors".
Their "greetings" are still being sent out lected group of girls will protect them
from the thundering herd.
and the song has changed to "Kiss your
Dad goodbye". The selected ones include
Viearers of the discharged shield are a
Uo.'mny Vesey, our mailman. He asked for
cocky lot around "your neighbors". Paul
the Navy at his physical and got the
^.rmy and leaves after the middle of March. Heiser pretends he's out selling bite
for Reed Roller Bit Co but actually he
L.enny Bailey had his choice too, so they
gave him the Army and he expects to go in is looking for a place thats easy dig­
ging so he can dig his fox hole and
f? couple of weeks. Jack Schulte would
avrait an armistice, Thi^ leap year
have liked to be in the Army but the
curse has Hess running clear down to
.kindness of the officials continued so
Arizona, Eddie Drazick is running too
hislduties will b’ecaiaparva:aednby".thef
but for the purpose that he has to keep
kfvvyg.
his gas trucks on the job, John Gough­
ian finds the seclusions of sheep camp
The rush chairman of the armed services
the "cats ankle". The Burlington RR has
at Cheyenne has sent invitations to a
Wilbur Cook on its maintenance engineer­
select few with an RSVP in the corner,
ing crew.
(The initials probably stand for some
printing co. cause they defy translation).
John &amp; Joe Burke cant find a place for
The free ride appeals to: Louie Keefe,
assembly line produccicn in the sheep
Pete Laney, Russ Schulte, Jess Mercer,
business, but they guarantee quantity
Pill Brovm, and Guy Engle,
in "C" rations. Iftaiting for "the not’
is Jerry Daly &amp; Jim Wilson, W.H,Smith,
Too Burwell &amp; Rob Robertson are really
Jerry &amp; Smitty have Reed Bits from Canada
having it tough. They’re at the
to Arizona, and Jimmy's outfit of Manning
&amp; Brown are using 'em.

�A DOE’S SESSION

The scene is any parlor.
The time is any night.
The group — the same old gang of gals.
The talk—is men—you’re right’.
The subject is a timely one
Because it's "forty-four”
Leap Year is a novelty
But worries are in store.
Says one, "I hate to even think—
Because I have a hunch.
The ’foreign gals’ are on their toes,
They’ll beat us to the punchl"
Another says, "You’re right, my friend.
We must do something quick.
But what, I fear I do not know
For they vdll get their pick",

A stupe pipes up with something vague
Like "Oh, the hell with menl"
They talk awhile of other things.
But then they’re back again,
"We’ll never get a man," they say
"If we don't do it now,"
And you will notice at a glance
A wriiikle in their brow.

-6-

They solve the matter finally
For just another night.
Tomorrow finds them back again.
Same place—same crowd—same plight,
*****

Predatory animal control and Juvenile
delinquency are two problems of the
home frontiers. Yours truly is of the
former. Can you remember the day when
wolves had four legs? If civilization
would return to that day where would I
be? And with father gone, vhat can the
juveniles expect of mother?
A baby boy was born to Mr, &amp; Mrs, J, H,
Losh (Marion Slyzeski) March 1st, A
girl to the W, H, Smith’s on January Sth,
Lt, &amp; Mrs, Spielman (Anne Schulte) are
parents of a baby girl, born Jan, 20th,

Lt, Geo Niethammer’s address just came
in - it’s APO 12859, CQI, NY,
*****
What do Frank Sinatra and I have in
common? (Follow the * for answer).

* We* r® both 4-F and we both make the women screami

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                    <text>THE

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

1114 South Durbin

November 29, 1943

leave; and Lt. (j.g.) Vernon is with the
Admiral's staff (Bryant) on the Atlantic.
Major Everett Best is an air inspector at
If you can visualize the home front
With lonely gals and G.I. wolves to spare, Waco, Texas while he courts a "cove?' gal,
Sgt. Jim Bond was in Casper recently; his
If you can see the snow on Casper moun­
outfit is ready to join in the fight, Lt,
tains.
Jack Bingenheimer is on with a patrol out­
Cars running — and yet beyond repair;
fit in Florida; is soon to be a father!
Lt. (j.g.) Jim Blind is just arriving at
If you can visualize the holidays arri­
an
undisclosed base west of Australia; in
ving.
submarine duty. Lt, Romie Burwell can't
With an unquenched thirst and liquor
get a priority for some rope to get the
rarely sold;
knot tied; is still in Santa Monica. Lt.
Then you've a picture clear of Casper
"Bud” Burwell, Air Corps Engineer, finally
And the rest need not be told.
settled on Victoria, Kansas at Walker
But just in case it's hard for you to
Field. Bob Burv/ell is attending school
at Laramie. Jack Chidley is an aviation
fathom
The atmosphere I'm trying to convey.
cadet at Hondo, Texas. Another father-to
I'll draw a picture just a little smaller be is Lt. Jim Clare at Quantico, Va. Lt.
And hope you get T/diat I am trying to say. Basil Cole is still with his dangerous
weapons at Fort Benning. Clem Coughlan
The town is here — and definitely waiting is still 'feocial securiting*' it in Maryland.
For your return, the time we hope is near. Billy Crater is a foreman of a ship build­
I want to wish you boys a MERRY CHRISTMAS ing crev/ at Richmond, Calif. Lt. M. C.
WITH BEST WISHES FOR THE COMING YEAR.
"Brother" Crouch wants sweets in England
where he is a navigator on a B-11F, Lt.
(If you can see Dick Tobin writing verses Arnie Daly is in the So. Pacific with the
Rhyming, timing, and maybe pulling hair.
Army Transport Command; his brother _Tim
Perchance you have a better picture is an air cadet at Santa Ana. Lt. "Bud”
And all my efforts then are in despair.)
Daniels is on his way to San Diego from
Florida; pilots a Grtunman Wildcat'. Tommy
Davidson, MD, is stationed at the Army
Base outside of Lincoln, Nebr, Porter Davis
Lt. F.O.”Dale*' Aielts is still navigating EM 1/C, married Edna Anderson; now living
the So. Pacific for the Marine Air Corps. at Camp Endicott, R.I. Pvt. Joe Doniin
Bill Anda is in the mail room at Amarillo, has just finished his basic at Camp Rob­
Texas and is expecting to get into a horse erts; now waiting orders to move to a new
doctor's outfit soon. Seaman 2/C Chuck
camp after the New Year. Joe Donovan and
Ayers is packing 215 lbs. now - it's the
family are back in Lovell where he is re­
diver's regalia he wears ■udiile salvaging
ported doing some farming. Capt. Noah
the "Normandie".
Dorius is still at Camp Mackall, N.C. with
his maintenance outfit. Bill Drew is still
Capt, Don Bailey just left the States agair on the V~12 grind at St. Thomas' in St.
for Panama; enjoyed a nice leave with his Paul, Minn. Lt, Louie Dunnigan is reported
wife on a New Mex. dude ranch. 1st Sgt,
to be in Louisiana flying a B-l?,
Bob Battenschlag was in Casper over night;
first time here in 3 years. Jack Beattie Bill Etemel will be a radio tech, when he
just completed his cross-country, now at arrives in Casper Dec. 11 for a furlough;
Gibbs Field, Ft. Stockton, Texas. The
has been at Ward Island, Texas. Lt. Dick
Bentley'ss Bill is schooling for a naviga­ Evans is still engineering it at Gieger
tor' s job at Las Vegas, Nev,; Capt. Del is Field, Washington. Wilson Emery is a 2nd
preparing to take his squadron of B-26's Lt. in the engineering branch of the air
over, is in Casper now enjoying a week's
corps; Lowry Field in Denver, near Bouldert.

If—

�-2Lt. George Forbes, U.S.N., is reported to duty for a change with the Armed Guard
be in Hawaii with his outfit of Navy pilots. Center, Treasure Island, Calif. Major
Al Martin is still "swivel chair pilot"
in the Pentagon Bldg., Washington, Pvt,
Sgt. Gene Gaston is in No. Africa with
the Medical Corps; while Lt. Vernie pilots Don Mathews, BTC Co, 4, is stationed at
his B-17 around Port Morsby. Pfc. "Dode” Camp Dodge, Iowa. Pfc. Les McLennan
Gerdom will be an expert on props vdien he is repairing planes at Waco, Tex. and gets
leaves Curtiss Wright at Caldwell, N. J, to see some good football games, Lt, Don
Lt. "Doc" Germon has advanced to pulling Miller is doing routine work around Algiers
No. Africa with the 133rd Infantry. Joe
only officer’s teeth at Kern's Army Air
Floyd_ ______
Gorrell et ux are Minnehan is enjoying a f\irlough before de­
Base, Utah, Lt ____
living at Avon Park, Florida while Floyd parting for OCS at Fort Benning, We have
Lt. Gordon Mitchell located at Port Mor­
get flUrther B-17 pilot training.
sby, N, Guinea with the 90th Bomb Group,
Sgt. Harold Mize&lt;is with the 36th fighters
Ensign Jim Harder wants flying pay and
submarine pay while he hangs on to his
on Curacao Island off the c(fst of So, Am,
sub chaser 991 in the So. Pacific. Coro Lt, Tye Moore is keeping planes in shape
at some base in No, Africa, APO 520. Pvt,
Elmer Harris is with the 6th Marines
fighting our battles. Bud Harris, AMMl/c Jack Moses is with the 2nd Inf. at Ft,
is on his way over to do his part. Capt. Geo. Meade, Md,, while brother Timer is
schooling at Fordham, N, Y. Corp. Bj^
"Doc" Harvey has left the country with
his 9th Infantry; is probably in England Myer is in a railroad battalion at Fort
now. Lt. Jim Hawkins is teaching cavalry Thomas A. Scott, Fort Viiayne, Ind.; expects
tactics at Camp Riley, Kansas, Lt. Harolc to be shipped out soon. "Buz" Neel is a
Healy recently home on leave, returned to Sgt. with the Marines Hqr. Sqd. at '-^earney
his instruotorship job in the Dept, of
Mesea, San Diego, • Lt, Bill Neumat^ is pre­
pared to "ship" out - to APO 15070, N.Y.
Gunnery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Art
Heiser is a petroleum engineer with the
Ensign Ted Neuman is quite attached to the
Standard Oil Co. of Calif near Taft^ CaliL USS Fuller vhere he is the athletic super­
Commander Harold Heiser, oversees the re­ visor along with his other duties in Paci­
fic waters, Pvt, Bill Niethammer is now
pairing of ships with the 7th Amphibean
Force in the So, Pacific. An able-bodied getting more photogenic at Will Rogers
seaman is "Shodow" Hopkins at Great Lakes Field, Okla. Fred Niethammer is an in­
Training Station -- and a married man tool spector at Vega while he does Coast Guard
Carl Horstman is a mortician at Billings. work on his day off at Santa Barbara. Lt.
Niethammer
is
stationed
at Pueblo
John Hurley, SC 5^, left the country head-George ___
Air Base piloting a B-24 and looks for
ing for the So. Pacific; brother Tim is
Ted over-seas duty soon. Brother Victor is in
with the 10th Marines in the Pacific, ___
Joslyn is a steel worker on a high octane advanced flying at Santa Maria, Calif,
Lt. Brooks Nichols is with the engineers
plant in Salt Lake City.
running a sawmill in New Caladonia. Capt,
Capt. Bob Kimball is flying his CO back
____________
Carl Nyguaard is still "en-training and
east at this writing but returns to Carls-de-training the boys at Ft, Meade, Md,
bad. New Mex. Lt. Bill Kenney is flying BiJJ. McNamara is soon to leave Laramie fot
a pipe&gt;’cub; will do the observing for seme Fort Benning and OCS.
Field Artillary group, Sgt. Tom Kirknyer
Pfc_______________
Chuck 0'Malley is with the 89th Depot
still has his tank in the So. Pacific
Repair Sqd in England, APO 638. Dwight
theatre where he has been playing con­
Bob__Knadler
"Bubby" Osborne arrived at Monmouth College
tinuously for 19 months
___
In Illinois to prepare for the Navy Air,
joined the "Seabees" last month; now at
Camp Perry,
Tom Parker, "female father", is with the
Kieth Laymon is home with his folks at
1st Amp. Tr. Bn., somewhere in So. Pacific,
Oakville, Wash, recuperating from an acci­ Lt, Clinton Paul is still with the IRTC
at Camp Roberts, Calif, (Bride ha ?t set
dent while on duty that put him in the
up housekeeping yeti) Brother ____
BiJJ is to
hospital for 60 days.
be a bombardier now at Ellington Field,
Lt, "Barry" Mahoney is doing some shore
Texas. Sgt. "B ;s'' Perales, in India, is

�-3with the Sth Bomb Sqd, 7th Group, APO 886, paymaster at Navy No, 40, may be in
Panama; Lt, Bob is on the alert with his
Jim Perkins, SM 2./Z, is a "CB" at Camp
Endicott, R.I. Y&lt;~arren Perkins was "seen" P-51 and overseas equipment; A/C Frank
is at Livermore, Calif, pursuing his Navy
in Hawaii lately, with the 10th Marines,
Yiiings; and Ralph is pre-preflighting it
Sgt, Sid Pearce contacted malaria and so
at Pasco, Washington, Capt, Jim Sprecher
surrendered 48 lbs; still in No, Africa.
Art. Piper EM 1/C, now reports to Syracuse with wife, son, and daughter, reports from
N, y, after 10 months sea duty on the USS Camp Lockett, Calif, Lt. Jack Stafford
Sheldrake. Corp, Bill Poe is on duty agai 'ihas been cited for flying his B-17 around
with HG Sq. 14 MAG 14, Navy 520; spent a
APO 709. Another aviation cadetir ordon
short leave in Australia,
Sutherland at Santa Ana. Lt, Bill
Schwartz is studying navigation at Fort
"Shadow" Ray has been in Laramie with the Myers, Florida. Pvt. Jack Swanson has
ROTC boys and v/as just called’to Fort
made 6 jumps as a paratrooper at Camp
Benning for OCS, Lt. Bud Reasoner is a
Mackall, N. C.
bombardier at Carlsbad, New, Mex, Corp,
Bob Reed is with an' air base squadron at
Corp, Kieth Tedford is still in Brazil in
Drew Field, Florida. Don Rogers fathers
the Signal Corps. Lt. John Thomas is
2 boys and a new baby girl at Laramie; is still "reading about the war^ in England
firing on the railroad. Pfc, Bob Rose is while Lt. Orlo raises his family around
to move soon from Scott Field, Hl. where Fort Ord, Calif, Earl Thompson is sell­
he has been chasing electronsll Capt, Dick ing Pet Milk in L. A, and Lt. Jay Thomp­
Rowlands is waiting in Camp Pine, N.Y. for son is on desertmaneuvers out of Needles,
orders to move east.
Calif. Bob Tobin is a Navy instructor at
Gonzaga Univ., Spokane, Washington while
Gordon Sanford was another ROTC cadet in
his brother Larry pursues his Navy Wings
school at Laramie, now is in OCS at Fort
at Monmouth College, Illinois. Harry
Benning. Warren Sauter, recently given
Trollope is a student at Nevada U. and
his Majority, stopped in Casper enroute
____
Hugh (idajor) is back from Africa where he
to Camp Phillips, Kansas. Corp, Paul Sedarput his P-38 through its passes
Capt.
is with a new group in England, the 826
_____________
Tom Trollope of the Marine Corps was seen
Engineers, APO 872, N.Y, Capt, Mike Sedar'in Hawaii preparing for combat duty with
is coaching a basketball team and mothering a search light outfitl Lt, Bob Tro’ive
a star unit at Yii'yo, Univ, Lt, Kieth Sevi- fathers and studies navigation and bomb­
son is at March Field, Calif; still in
adiering in his spare time at Monroe, La,
aerial photography. Corp, Bob Sherard is Lt. (j.g.) Neal Tyler is getting in a
•with the 2nd Marine Division, FPO San Fran. little golf at Camp Kearney, San Diego
Pvt. Dick Shank is training dogs -with the after 8 months around Guadalcanal where he
"devil dog detachment" at New River, N.C. flew a B-24,
Lt. Bill Shutts is pilot training at
Stuttgart, Ark. while his brother Lt, Jack P'vt, Floyd Volker is PIT 981, RDMCB - in
and wife are enroute to Sobering, Fla. as San Diego.
Jack is the new engineering officer, Pfc.
Rodney Spaulding is stationed at Hondo,
The Walker boys — Beno is in the V-7
Tex„ and will be promoted to the rank of
Program at Boulder, Colo.; Thad will re­
"father" soon. Lt. Jim Speas has at last ceive his pilot’s -wings Dec. 5 at Fred­
fulfilled the desires to get a chance at
ericks, Okla.; and Lt, Dick is on an air­
flying; now in San Antonio, Texas. Lt,
craft carrier out of Fenby, NAS, Atlantic
Barney Spielman has engineered his way to City, N. J. Pvt. Jim Walsh is at Ft.Logan
England, with the BAD ^1 APO 635, Carl
getting his basic, Ernest Wilkerson is a
Stout is another flying cadet, now at
Capt. now in the Marines around Bouganville,
Shepard Field, Texas. Lt. Bill Swanton is lob W'ehrli is at Ames, la. in V-7 Program
at Fort Lewis, Wash, iwith the 44th Inf.
and Bill is a Lt. at Quantico, Va, It's
while his brother Jerry is enroute to Fort Pfc. Leo Wilking now as he pursues his med*
Benning and OCS, from Laramie. Russell
ical degree at Columbia. Corp "Red" Wilson
Schryer is still in India as far as we
finished the Attu Campaign and is now in
know. The Schulte'st Ensign Bill is a
Ta-waii. Lt, "Nubby" Wright, -wants to be
ind waits at Caiiip Roberts for his transfer.

�-4-

SERVED
***
Lt. Ragnar Barhaug is a prisoner of the Germans.
Lt. Glen Best died of wounds received in Sicilian invasion.
Major Gale W. eleven is a prisoner of Germany,bchnvinfurt raid in October.
Sgt. "Hoopie” Lindenmyer is a priosoner of Germany, Hamburg raid July 25.
Pvt. Lee Miner is missing as of Sept. 7 on a South Pacific Island.
Roberton, killed in action in the Sicilian invasion of July 11.
Pvt. Kenneth Vesey, USMC, repor.ted missing for a year now declared dead.
***

Wearing the Battle of Casper ribbon —
Kenny Bailey quickly froze his victory
garden produce so now spends his evenings
working overtime for Am. Iron &amp; Metal.
Ralph Blakey is now in Cheyenne taking
his physical. Joe and John Burke see that
"food fights for freedom*’. Don Chapin
labors at the local brewery and plans on
returning to Nebraska U. after January 1.
Ed Drazick is out of the Army and working
for his dad; John Goughian too is learn­
ing his father's business. Inland Air
Lines had sold out to Vnestern Air Lines
so Will Engdalh will work for the latter.
Paul Heiser has taken to the "road" to get
some Reed Roller Bits circulating around.
Louie Keefe, father of 2 sons, leaves
Jan. 18 for his physical. Rob Robertson
is in Laramie looking after the ATO localI
Jack Schulte spends his time in the Chev^'
Garage waiting for Uncle Sam'.s call.
"Smitty" Srpith just got back from a vaca­
tion in Texas where he saw Texas, his
Alma Mater, use the water boy to beat
Texas A &amp; M. Johnny Vesey delivers the
mail to South Durbin and Beech Streets.
Jim Wilson is in Vnashington State for a
week now, is with Manning and Brown. As
for "yours truly" I’m still "^lat _Foot
jPlabby and JFoolish" and trying to assist
in the battle of and for Casper.

Dick Tobin

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1114 South Durbin

ALTRUIST

Casper, Wyoming

The FiJ:i Islands were one of Lt.Dale Aeilts
many stops while navigating a B-24 for the
USMC, Navy yjtl31, FPO San Francisco.

Capt.Don W.Bailey writes from So,America
that there are no women. He’s doing a lot
of patrol flying. APO 662, New Orleans,
La. You might find Don at Panama,
1st Sgt. N.R. Battenschlag is training
some "young sprouts” up at Camp White, Ore.
Bob is in Medics in 104 Evacuation Hosp.
Expects to spend furlough in Casper soon.
Aviation Cadet Bill Bentley is finishing
some schooling at Logan, Utah before tak­
ing pre-flight at Santa Ana, California.

Besides playing hard to get, Capt, Delwin
Bentley is flying a B-26 at Lakeland, Fla.
Helen Inkster took his car down to him and
returned as "Miss?'. Lost your allure, Del?
"Old Salt" Lt.(j.g.) Vernon Bentley got in
two trips to Casablanca aboard USS Ark.
Is soon to join Admirals Staff. His hat
sure looks nice on him’.
USMC 1st Lt, Walt Bentley is in So. Paci­
fic with "A" Co. 1st Bks.7thMar. FPO S.F.
Major Eyere^ Best is taking instructions
in B-26 at Del Rio, Texas.
Lt, Don Biggs in Africa has been on over
3C raids with 310 Bomb Grp. 379 Bb. Sqd,
APO 520, N.Y. Vi'as in softball tournament’.
Lt. Jack R. Bingenheimer contracted a job
May 22 as~in feulah Martin. He is an Air
Corps Engineer at Gieger Field, Wash.

July 28, 1943

It’s Lt.&amp; Mrs. Orrin E. Burwell now.
Barbara Martin twisted Bud’s arm till he
changed her name, 7/16. Deal was engin­
eered at Tinker Field, Okla. City where
Bud is with the 3rd H. Bb. Processing Hq.

Lt. &amp; Mrs. H.J_. Clare, Jr., enjoy d a
leave in New York City. Jim teaclios in
the Marine Corps School at Quantico, Va.
Maj. Gale eleven reported seeing a damn
green island on way to destination. Is
Sqd. Commander in 100 Bb. Grp. APO 634.

Ft. Benning didn’t just give Lt. Basil
Cole his commission, he earned it’ 7/23.
Is to be stationed there as a "dangerous
"vreapon instructor’."

Clem Coughlin has been with the Social
Security for almost 3 years now. Lives
at 3215 Piedmont Ave., Baltimore, Md.

Sgt. John Coughlin is doing office v;ork
for QMC at Ft. Warren.Wyo. Hq.Sp.Tn.Bn.
Bill Crater is foreman at Keiser Ship Yds.
in San Francisco, lives at 3440 25th St.
Watt's in Iran &amp; Ralph in Navy in S.Pac.
Lt. Arnold Daly is piloting DC-3 for 60th
Trp.'Carrier Sqd. AB, Grenada, Miss.

Aviation Cadet Glen "Bud" Daniels is now
hustling to get Navy 'wings by S/T. 4D
10th Bat. Bldg. 1, USNAC Kingsville, Tex.

Porter Davis, EM 2/c got decorated for
saving a pilot’s life from burning plane.
With 9th Const. Bat. USN in Iceland. Is
to come home on furlough soon.

L'fco(j.g.) James Blind is at Submarine Offi­ Pvt. Joseph M. Doniin left Casper 7/15
cers School, New London,Conn. Vfes on sub­ with the record breaking crowd, includ­
marine duty for 5 months in both oceans.
ing 27 very lovely girls, bidding him
farewell. Is now at Camp Roberts, Calif.
Resident Engineer Lt. Jerome Burwell still
managing to keep love and work separate,He Joe Donovan is up in Edmonton, Canada
reports wedding to be this fall in Santa
fighting mosquitoes and completing some
Monica, Calif. Still at 412 10th Street.
road work on the Alaskan Highway. 12030
101st Street.
Information is lacking on the Canaday bro­
thers, Lt. Bill IS in Ft, Mead, Md., and
Capt. Noah Dorius is giving Ordnance Tr­
Bob is back to Redonda Beach, California.
aining to Paratroopers at Camp Makall, NC.

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Pvt. M Drag lek is in Co, A. 2nd Regt, OMTR;

Ft, Warren, Wyo, Ed had an unfortunate
accident in building a human pyramid but
is reported to be improving.
Bill Dr^,US V-12 is taking an engineering
course and lots of shots at the College of
St, Thomas, St. Paul, Minn.

from the ground.
APO 634, N. y,

Is with 381 BbGroup

Lt. J. F. "Barry” Mahoney, USNR, has made
6 trTps" across Pacific, His navy wife
and children are at home at 405 Midvzay,
San Mateo, California,

Lt. Louie Dunnigan is down at Delhart, Tex
taking instructions on the B--17,

Maj. Al B. Martin is a swivel chair pilot
in Penagon Bldg., V/ashington, D.C. Home
1719 19th St. Vlashington,

Bill Emmel is a radio technician Srd class
Bks
ViTand Island, Corpus Christi, Texas
Says it's sure hot there.

Pvt. &amp; Mrs. Lester McLennan are at 1515
Austin, V/aco, Tex. ”Les’* is air crew chf.
McNamara is ROTC cadet from
Laramie at Comp V/olters, Going to Beming

Pvt.

Lt, Dick Evans is preparing for overseas
at Gieger Field, V/ash. while Dorothy trys
to make a home out of a suitease Dick is
an engineering officer trying his hand at
water colors in his spare time.
Lt, Earl Ferguson pushed his vzay into Tunis
and feizerte and is now in Sicily with the
34th Div. Co. G 168 Inf.
Dewey Freidlund married Mary Burnett in
Casper June 27. They are living in Chey­
enne where he is vzith the CAk.
Lt. Vernie Gaston is being processed at
Harrington, Ky. A pilot on a B-17.
Sgt. Gene Gaston is in Med. Supply. 37 Gen
Hosp. APO 4^63 Pm N.Y. Leaves any day for
’’over there."

Pfc. Joseph "Dode" Gerdom will in 8 wedks
finish a course in airplane mechanics at
Keesler Field, Miss. Box 552.

Lt. &amp; Mrs. Al Germon at 540 Yfilmington,
Salt Lake City^^ ^^c" yanks 'em out at
Kernes Air Base,
Lt. &amp; Mrs. Floyd Gorrell at Ephrata, T/ash.
where Floyd is flying a B-17 with the S95
Bb. Grp, 590 Bb, Sqd.

Lt. Don Miller is recuperating from emer­
gency appendectomy. Don is still with Co.
G^ 133 Inf, Ai’O 512 N.Y, around Algiers.
1st Lt. Gordon Mitchell had a leave in
Australia and returned to New Guinea.
Haced in charge of Armament Shop. Is in
321st Bb. Sqd. 90 Bb. Grp. APO 929 S.F.

Sgt. Harold Mize has been in Por;,e Rico
for 16 mths, vzitii 36th Figlter Control Sq
V/ishes his softball team was sponsored
by Hillcrest, Temperature there 120°.
Moore is a Maintenance Engr. in
N. Africa. With the 429 Bb Sqd.APO 3776
N.Y. Cattle raising there not so sharpl

Pvt. Jack Moses is learning all about
guns at Camp IVolters, Tex, has no time
for poker’. Is in Co. C 54th Bn. Brother
Timer is there too, getting over measels.
Corp. M.M. Myer, Jr. &amp; Polly are still
at 320T kdtura Blvd„ El Paso, Tex. Bud
is on desert manuveur again, missed last
pay call’. Polly still in jewelry business
Great tanning weather, says Bud'.

The Signal Corps caught Jack "Dutch" Kroelein hiding in the Navy so now he is in
the Armyi Picked up a wife since he left.

Ensign Ted Neuman had his boat, USS
Fuller in New Zealand a while back. Had
some gunnery schooling in New Caledonia.
Ted is the beer committee aboard ship.
FPO, San Francisco.

Pvt, H. Keith Laymon was last heard from
at Camp jperry,” 0., where he vzas with the
819 Ord, Base Depot Co.

Another guy Mth itchey feet for over­
seas is 1st Lt, Bill Neuman. Still vath
Troop A Cav. at Camp Hood, Texas.

T/Sgt Bill Lindenmyer boughbWm.the Conqueror*s’ Oycycle and is seeing England

Nichols was seen by "Barnacle
Neuman in New Caledonia, Brooks is with

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3415 Ord. MM Co. Q APO 502 Pm S. F.

Freddie Niethammer is a time keeper at
at Vega Aircraft, 332 Vr. Mason. Santa
Barbara, Calif, is home to Freddie.

Lt. Geo. F. Niethammer got his wings 7/23
and Ts~now at 4-engine school at the Army
Air Base, Columbus, Ohio.
Cadet Victor Niethammer is going thru
classification tests with 18th Sqd. yjJxB
Santa Ana, Calif.

Curtis is with the V/^ool Dept at the Uni­
versity. Are at home at 615 So. 10th,
Laramie, Yfyoming
Don Rogers is firing on the U.P. out of
inramie. He &amp; Elma have a daughter now,,.
along v/ith Terry &amp; Mike, They are liv­
ing at 512 S. 11th, Laramie, V/yoming

Pfc. Bob Rose is attending radio classes
at Scott Field, Illinois. Is in the
11 TSS 2\rea 4, Bkks. 1321.

Pfc. Bill Niethammer is taking desert
training and foreign languages while in
42TSS at Lowrey Field, Denver, Colo.

At Pine Camp, N. Y. is Capt. Dick Rowlands with the 71 lirmed Field /u't. Bn.
APO 255. Is getting in some additional
shooting practice before going over.

Capt. Carl Nygaard en-trains &amp; de-trains
the boys at Camp Fannin, Tex. Papa Carl
is with the Hq. Bn. IRTC.

Pvt. Gordon Sanford is leaving Camp YJolters for Ft. Benning about Aug 7. He is
an Officer Candidate.

Pvt. D. Charles 0*Malley is in purchasing
&amp; contracts dept, of 88th Dept Supply Sq
Hill Field, Ogden, Utah. Bkks. E 284.

After manuveurs Capt. Yfarren "Soc" Sauter
gets a leave and is expected home. At
present is at 405 S. Jackson,Tullahoma,T.

Lt. Clinton Paul was commissioned at Ft.
Benning July 23"~and is home now preparing
to get married to Mary Kay ijiselmi 7/31’.

Frank Schulte was home for a few days
before resyming his training in Navy Air
Corps at S . Mary’s, California.

Corp, Warren Perkins writes he took a 40
mile conditioning hike living on rice &amp;
raisins. Perk is with H&amp;S Co. Sth Marines
FPO S.F., in the South Pacific,

It will be Lt. Bob Schulte after 7/29.
Expects to fly a P-40^; Has been at
Eagle Pass, Texas,

Sgt. Sidney Pearce is in N. Africa rais­
ing chickens as a side line to his vrork
with 83rd S Sqd. 310 S Gp. /xPO 528 N.Y.
He bought the chickens with bars of soap.

Art ’’Sonny” Piper was promoted to electi*i
cTans mate, f~abo’ard the USS Sheldnake
FPO S.F. somewhere in the Pacific.

Ensign Bill Schulte is in the Harvard
Supply School at Soldiers Field Station,
Norris D-24, Boston, Mass.
Pfc, Bob Sears got married June 7 in
Sarasota, Fla. to Mildred Taylor. 'Bob
is at Venice, Fla. with the iirmyl
Pvt^ Paul Sedar is in a new comp in En-?land with I^^'c’o, 826 Engs. GenBn.APC 826

Pfc. Bill Poe gained 3 lbs. at horse race.i
in Australis, Is with HQ. SQ 14 MzYG 14
Pete Sedar has a son, John L., and is
FPO S.F., Navy No. 132.
living at 1510 S. Alhombra, Martinez,
Calis. Vlorks vzith an oil company.
It will be OCS at Ft. Benning for Pvt.
Earl ’’Shadow” Ray about Aug. 1. Present
Capt, Mike Sedar is still in Laramie to
he is in Co. B”^4lnf.T.Bn.3rd Pl. Camp ^®€hat the soldiers leave things alone.
Wolters, Texas,
Address Mike c/o Hoyt Hall',

Lt, Vfa. G. Robertson can write the history^of N. African”Campaign and is now
making history in Sicily, YJ’ith Srv, Co.
26 Inf. APO 1, N. Y.

As far as is known Lt. Keith Sevison is
still in Areial Photography at McDill
Field, Florida,

Curtis Rochelle married Jamie Dixon 6/24.

The love Bug is nibbling on Jack Shutts
while learning to be maintenance engr.

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in the Air Corps at Yale University. Will t!
be coiimissioned in two months, .
i!
I
Lt. Bill Shutts has soloed in the Army Air)rj
Corps School at Gerardeau, Mo. Bill broke |
!
his knee cap at pre-flight but it’s ok novfl.
■fl.
1st Lt. Joe Slade writes faithfully to wife6
Charlotte. Is flying P-S8, 43rd Fighter SqI
APO 825, New OMeans, La,
Pvt. A Mrs. Rodney Spaulding are suffering
with heat at Hondo,' Tex. "Rod" is with 87
Navigation Tr. Gp. at Hondo Arm School

lir, &amp; Mrs, Harry Trollope are at 220 4th
Ave,8,1(7, Rochester, Minn, Harry is giving the Mayo clinic a crack at bis knee,

Capt, Hugh Trollope is with the 14 Fighter Sqd. 14 Gp APO 525 N.Y. in N. Africa.
His P-38 has been busy to earn him the
air medal vzith 4 oakleaf clusters. Nice
going, Hugh.
Capt. Tom Trollope USMC is still in the
Mid-Pacific with Bat P.6th Def.BN 1504
FPO. San Francisco.

Lt, Bob Trowe is going to be a dual m^n
Lt. Jim Speas is a Tech. Officer for Cadets
IS (bombardier-navigator) after training at
at Lubbock, Texas. 309 CTD, Texas Tech.
Tyndall Field, Panama City, Fla. Linda, is
Lt. &amp; Mrs. Barney Speilman are in Ogden,U.
where Barney is with the Air Srv. Command.
2296 Harrison Blvd.

Lt. Jack Stafford figured in the "94-6"
battle around Guadalcanal last month. Is
with 370 B Sqd. 307 G Gp. APO 709 S.F.
Corp. Carl Stout is running a telegraph
office at Brooks Field, Texas. Expects
his aviation cadet call soon.

A/c Gordon Sutherland is schooling at Mont.•
State, Bozeman, preparatory to flying.

Gerald Swanton is another one of the boys
at Camp Vfolters leaving soon for Ft. Ben­
ning and his commission.
Lt. Bill &amp; Jane Swanton find it tough liv­
ing in a one-room apartment while Bill is
in Co, D, 81st Bn at Camp Roberts, Calif,

in Miss, with daughterSazajme Irene, 6/22.
Ensign Neil Tyler lost a B-24 in combat
and is flying again with 101 Bb Sqd. FPO
S.F. Neil has been over South Pacific.

Floyd Volker is in Marine Officers Training at Notre Dame Univ., Ind. Sleeps at
Zaham Hall, Co, E, How about that?
James "Beno" V/glker wears the cute little
suit of the Navy V-12 Program, Can be
seen at 280 Biglow Hall on CU campus.
The gold on Dick Vfelker’s sleeve marks
him as a full Lt. in the Navy. Is in
Ar. Eng. at Philadelphia Navy Yards.
Home 228 Rech Ave., Orland, Penn,

Aviation Cade# Thad Via Ike r has over 50
hours flying at Basic School in Corseoana, Tex. 301st AAFFTD

Schwartz is with the 63 Inf, T,
Bat. Co. C at Camp Vifolters, Tex, Calls
the place "hell’s annex," vronder why?

.Lt. &amp; Mrs. Ernest Wilkerson are the par­
ients of a son Ernest Eugene, 6/12, Big
' E is vdth Hg. Ca. 2nd Bat 9th Marines
FPO S.F. in the South Pacific.

1st Lt, John Thomas is at Force Hq. APO 88
N.Y. in England, and is getting news from
a newspaper’.

Wilking is sporting a privatds uni
form at Columbia Med. School, N. Y.
50 Haven Ave.

Thomas and wife just left Casper
for Camp Roberts, Calif, where he is with
Headquarters IRTC,

^*Nubby" Wright is in an OCS. class
81 Fort Sill, Oklahoma,

1st Lt, &amp; Mrs, William R. Kenney were re­
Bob &amp; Gert Tobjm, 6/9, at home E.225 lAssicr
cent visitors here’. BiTl’s at Camp Hood,
Ave, Spokane, Wgsh, Bob is teaching engin­
Texas, preparing to "go over". He’s in
eering to the Navy at Gonzaga Univ, and
the
Tank Destroyer Unit. They both seem
washes dishes at home.
to be getting good tans’.

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1st, Lt, Bob Kimball has a lot of hours in
the A-20 and is looting for action. Is at
BTS, AAF, Carlsbad, New Mexico,

Tom Kirkmyer is in and out of it down in
the So. Pacific. He sees action with Co.
C, 2nd Tank Bn, Unit 820, USM, FPO, S.F.
Bill Anda leaves Casper Aug. 14 for Ft,
Logan to be inducted as fighting sheep .
herder.
Cadet "Chuck” Ayers is in 2nd phase of instruction for Navy AC, Korman, Okla.Bks 8D

Capt, Jim Sprecher is with Hq.Troop, Camp
Lockett, Campo,Calif, It's Border Patrol,

Corp. Elmer Harris is with Hq.Co,2nd Bn,
6th Marine,FPO,S.F. in or around Guadcl.
On ferrying &amp; patrol duty is Forresf'Bud"
Harris AMM 1/c UP 102,Pm,San Diego. Has
flown to Africa and back.

Capt, ^en "Doc" Harvey was just home &amp;
told us about lirmy’s part in Detroit riot.
He's with 9th Inf. APO 2,Camp McCoy,Wisc.
Praying that he'll be moved is Lt. Jim
Hawkins. Tr.N.2 Reg. CRTC,Camp Riley,Ka,

Art Heiser is a flight engineer vzith Pan
ionerican Airways, 602 Berkley, Calif.

Corp. James Bond is doing some drafting
for Hq &amp; Hq Btry 43rd AA Gp.Camp Davis,NC

Pfc. Paul "Hess” Heiser, while in Post
Finance at Camp Carson, Colo, is taking
commondo training as step tovvards O.C.S.

Pvt, Dick Shank has been thru boot camp at
San Diego &amp; is somewhere in California now,

It's Mr. &amp; Mrs. Carl "Shadow” Hopkins.
Now Army th yaks he’s good enuf to carry gun.

!
Corp. Keith Tedford has been in Brazil
j John Hurley is taking Navy tr. at Camp
since 4/16 with 12 Det.AACS AP0603,Miami,F.! Wood,Farragut,Id. Is in Co, 452-43.

Chasing subs in the Pacific is Ensign Jamesj Reports have it that Sgt. Russell Schryer
Harder on USS, SC 991, FPO, San. Fran.
‘ is still in India after 15 months.
SERVED
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Pvt. John A. Carlson, Marines, dead.
Robert A. Montgomery, RI«I 1/c, Navy,missirg,
Guy L, Chase, S 2/c, Navy, dead.
Pvt. Kenneth L. Vesey, Marines, missing
Sgt. Harold Hunter, Army, dead,
Pvt. Everett Bissett, Marines, prisoner.
Chas. Billy Jones, MS 2/c, Navy, dead,
Pvt, Donald Forsythe, Army, prisoner.
Capt. Tom O'Donnell, Army, dead.
Pfc, Lynn lY, Frost, Marines, prisoner.
Lt. Ray L. Offenbacher, Marines, dead
Maj. John C. Goldtrap, Army, prisoner
Lt, Jack A. Spaulding, Army, dead,
Sgt. Jack W. McDov/ell, Marines, prisoner.
Lt. Ragnar Barhaug, Army, missing,
Pfc, Roy VY, Musfelt, Army, prisoner.
***

The responsibility of taking care of the
home front lies on the sholders of the
following:
Air Raid Warden Kenny Bailey and his wife
have a victory garden which is about to
defeat 'em.
"Bier Man" Carl "Hippo" Horstman paints
a "stiff's" upper lip while his v/ife Mar­
jorie watches over the new mothers at the
hospital,
Jimmy Vfilson stays home and looks out for
enemy planes and Larry, while his wife
folds bandages at the Red Cross.

***

TYe ARE prepared," is motto of Ralph SchBubby. Osborn and Larry Tobin,
since Dec. 1. But the Navy Air Corps
hasn't heard it as yet’.
On the convalescent list are Bob Burwell
&amp; Rob Robertson. Leg infection and an
appendectomy, respectively.

"Yours truly" is still managing to dodge
the draft, but I can’t hold out much
longer. If you have enjoyed this letter
thank me by writing some of these boys.
The eligible girls send you their love
and kisses. That’s thirty’.
Dick Tobin

�James B. Harder, U« S.
V-7, U. N. R.
John J. Hall, Room 945
New York, N.Y.
Thaddius Walker
105 West 12th St.
Casper, V/yo.

Jim is learni
deck, Jim?

to be a deck officer.........

Whose

Thad is awaiting a call to the Air Corps. Spent some
time in Ogden this summer picking up a little engineer­
ing experience.

Bill Poe, P.S.C., U.S.M.C. Bill graduated from radio school in Jacksonville and
Mag. 12, H.S.S. 12
is now looking for a way over there
P. 0. San Francisco, Cal.
Sgt. Sidney H. Pearce
Sid likes the Army, but the Army doesn’t like Sid....
83 Service Sqd., 34 Ser. Grp.
Mather Field, Cal.

Corporal N. R. Battenschlag
115 Cav. Med. Det. (H-Mec.J
Fort Lewis, Washington

Bob is on the alert
girls. Bob? ? ? ?

for Japs or high school

Sgt. James R. Hawkins
c/o 0. T. S.
Fort Riley, Kansas

Jim was recently married at Mcldinville, Oregon to
"Margie”. Is now in Officer’s Training School.

Mr. Robert Rose
2122 Lake Shore Ave.
Oakland, California

Bob is in the Burea» of Naturalization and Immigration,
F.B.I
Say, Bob and Sara, will your kids be
citizens after all that....

Lt. E. 0. V/ilkerson
Locust Grove Inn
Blue Ridge Summitt, Pa.

Ernie and Margaret Sullivan have joined the ranks of
the married set, and Ernie is now with the 6th Marine
Corps, U.S.Array Combat Intelligence School, Camp Ritchie,
Maryland.

Earl is looking for my relatives in Northem Ireland.
Lt. Earl A. Ferguson
Go South, Ferg, Go South....
Co. "C", 133rd Inf.
A.P.O.813, c/o Postmaster
New York, N. Y,

Lt. Don Miller, 0-387950 Wouldn’t it be bad if Don came back with a brogue, and
U.S.Army
his new son picked it up....
Hq. Det., 2nd Bn., 133rd Inf.
A.P.O. 34, c/o Postmaster
New York, N.Y.

With Katy, his wife, here in Casper, Bill is enjoying
Bill Griffith
3106 Chain Brdg. Rd., NW his married life. Studying F.B.I. tactics ---- will be
stationed at Buffalo, N.Y., in about a month.
Washington, D. C.
Leo Wilking
50 Haven Ave.
New York, N.Y.

Dr. Leo has progressed to the autopsy stage....Just
another cut-up. Believes now that alcohol will kill
you if you drink enough of it.

Lt. Don W. Bailey
39th Bombardment Grp.
Davis-Montham Field
Tucson, Ariz.

Don was married June 10th, and he and his wife were
home for a few days. His instructions aren’t all
limited to the Flying Fortress....

�WHERE, OH WHERE, HAVE ALL MY

PALS GONE?

O-HELLO BOYS:
Yep, it’s U.S.A.'s number-one draft dodger reporting on the whereabouts of
the ole gang. Most of ’em are still in the States, but not for long. They are
all anxious to get to Berlin or Tokyo for other reasons than that there is free
beer there. So, we’ll visit the states they’re in.
Lt. R. W. Trowe
7-11 Tonnelie Ave.
Jersey City, N. J.

Bob is in gas warfare school - - he shouldn’t need
much training since he has been married for two years.
No offense. Lineal

M. M. Myer, Jr.
Ath Training Bn., A.A.S.
Camp Davis, N. C.

a private and complaining of the heat.

H. K. Laymon
Go. N., Ath Bn.
301st Ord. Regt.
Camp Sutton, N. C.

Bud is taking schooling in

90mm gun operations.

Still

Keith is getting the special training that makes
soldiers out of car salesmen. Any women in that school?

H. J. Clare
After ten weeks, Jim has a permanent commission in the
10 Reserve Officers Class Marines now - Commissioned Alice on September 5th.
M. S. C.
Has a black boy doing his work now.
Quantico, Va.

Pvt. Carl E. Horstman
"Hard Luck Hippo" has a sprained knee and is in the
Sta. Hospital, Ward A-102 hospital bed again. Should be out in a few weeks
Fort Logan, Colorado
taking Officer's Training.

Lt. R. A. Rowlands
71 Field Art. Bn.
Fort Sill, Okla,

Dick is living the true life of the Army - - Any
women in that life, Dick? ? ? ?

�Lt. Delwin Bentley
398 Bomb. Sqd,
McDill Field
Tampa, Fla.

Del is instructing and checking blond sights.........
How are the targets, Del?

A/C Jack Bingenheimer
A. C. Det. 4^-6
Chanute Field, Ill.

Is in the Air Corps but not flying too high.... It
seems that he needs some schooling first.

Hoop likes the Army and his schooling in glider flying.
Pvt. Vftn. E. Lindenmyer
.
Poor Ole HoopI
USA Airforce 38 Tech. Sch, Sq. (Sp)
Chanute Field, Illinois
Orin Burwell
Chanute Field, Illinois

Bud is tdcing a refresher course in engineering without
the sororities, but with lots of that midnite oil,...
Tye Moore is there, too.

Carl Hopkins
4136 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Illinois

"Move-out-and-make-room-for-a-man" Hopkins is now a
full-fledged machinist in the C&amp;NIV RR. V/hen are you
getting married. Shadow?

Lt. John R.Thanas
John got married June 9th to Jean Small. Took a
A.P.O. 3006, c/o Postmaster refresher course at Ft. Leonard Vfood and is now
headed for foreign duty.
New York, N. Y.

Geo. F. Niethammer
28th Tech. S.S. (Sp)
Flight E
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

George finally got into the Air Corps, and is looking
foiT^vard to his training someplace else. About the
women. Geo. .. from among the multitide, we know you
are picking the pulchritude...How about the Des Moines
gal?

"Lord Pinky" is drinking tea in England - With or
Sgt. Paul Sedar
without sugar??
H/S Co, 826 Bn. (AVN)
A.P.O. 875&gt; c/o Postmaster
New York, N.Y.
Lt. J,0. Richard F. Walker
4837 Langdrum Lane
Chevy Chase, Maryland

Dick is in the Bureau of Aeronautics - Navel Dept.

Lt. y/. G. Robertson, 0-431214
Hq. Co., 26th Inf., U.S.Army
A.P.0.1, c/o Postmaster
^w York, N. Y.

Bill is "Somewhere in England". We’ve got our
eye on Kay, Bill, but who has their eye on you?

V.-al^en Perkins
H. &amp; S., 9th Marines
Camp Elliott
San Diego, California

After bootin’ him out of boot camp, he is bootin* it
around after Boots - - just one of her Buddies.

Arthur E. Piper
E. M. 3/C, U.S.Navy

It was wine, women and horses.
armed forces.

Now it’s the Navy’s

John R. Berry
John is in officer’s training now, after enduring his
Co. C, 1st Plat., 3rd Regt.
"Private" life.
Quartermaster School
Camp Lee, Va.

�Lt. Vital. F. Shutts
Eng. Amph, Conid.

Bill is Rush Ciiair.uaii and Scoutmaster for the camp.

Camp Edwards, Mass*

Lt. Bob Kimball
56th S. Sqdn.
Air Base
Albuquerque, N. Mex.

Evidently "Instructor Kimball" instructed Mary Clare
along the right paths as she’s wearing a diamond on
the third finger, left hand. V/edding bells soon, we
understand.

Bill Henry, S.F.3/C, USN We can guess that Bill is at sea, and has seen some
U.S.S.Colorado, Box 16
thrill-packed moments.
c/o Fleet Postmaster
San Francisco, California

ON THE HOME FRONT
Ted Neuman is fast over taking my position of number-one draft dodger. After
completing his maritime training, he joined the Navy in San Diego. School opens
for him October 1st.

Paul Heiser is next to Ted in draft-dodging, and working for Reed Roller Bit
Heiser Co. Putting 1-B to 1-A makes Hess eligible. He isn’t giving the girls
a break a’tall - So many gals left in Casper that he doesn’t want to show
partiality.

^,hb:-;;-spbciaL-:hhh;Lynn W. Frost
Frosty’s folks have just received their first direct
Shanghai War Prisoners Camp
word from him since December 7th. He wrote a
Japanese Field Postoffice 106 letter home saying that he is well, and doing .
Central China
hand laundry for the officers.
Barracks No. 1

�NOTHING

RETURN TO SCRAP

Reg ard For, And Devotion To, The Interests Of Others.
NEUMAN Gives
G-MAN

BADGE

Coach Kingham's boys
have a record uneqaled by any other team
in ths state.
The
season so far:
Hot Spgs..O..O
Billing s..6..18
Rapid City.7..12
Laramie....0..25
Cheyenne... 7..24
Lead
0. . 27
YOUR TREE MAIL'.
The game this week
Nova GARTER BACK
end with Rock Springs
ARMY PREPARES TO
will undoubtedly keep
relieve
;
"HESS"
FROM COAST
the local left-behinds
Two weeks spent
"Woof Woof" Heiser re­ off their behinds most
in Oregon and Wash­
cent receipient of the of the game
ington with sailors,
U. S. A. award ( Under
Nova has introduced
Slip Artist) is leaving GERM. ELECTED QUEEN I
some new movements
for the army soon. Paul
in her dance of the
was quit perturbed with
The Woaf Club uninsingle veil.
This
the eye examination -inously crowned Miss
dance is a nightly
all they did was count Martha Germon their
feature at the ole
'em.
He is still with, queen. The competition
"1114 CLUB"
i the Rool-'er-a-Bit Co.
was keen til "Martz"
’reveald her vicious
attach. Germ is in
the tank corp out is
awaiting her armor
PEACEFUL OLE VALLEY SHROUDED IN BLACK
plating oefore leaving
for duty
From this valley
WALKER APPOINTED
they said you were
ATTENTION HITLER
INVESTI-uATOR
going and you went.
MUSSOLINI &amp;. HIROHITO
Your evacuation has
At their resent
notlcibly reduced the
meeting, the Gus club
available stools and
!appointed Thad Walker i
booths at the local
{investigator of the
pubs.
So v.’e won't
(local women. With’ tlmei
miss your bright eyes
(precious to the local
and sweet smile.(that
.
...
. . , J Noys. Thad classifies
SPONSORED BY UNCLE SAd-the potential dates
j
is irony for scrap 1)
------------------------------- -------- [---------4-cont. pae-Q ■ 2)----- J
In the local scrap
drive^Gunner Neuman
lost his Dick TracyG-man badge.
His
Mother in collecting
junk from around the
house threw itin too.
However Ted still
has his Buck Rogers
ray gun

, ■ rj-f&gt;weZ/-^&lt;3

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