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I*a*e Two THE PAUSAOES 2, 1M4 The Palisades Camp Shank*, H. T. Official publication of Camp Shank*, N. Y., an lri.<>tallatlon of the New Y'ork Tort of Kmbar-kation. Published weekly by, the f*ut>|lc Relations Office, in co-operation with the Special Service Office. In the Imerest, of the camp personnel. The t'alisades receives Ca'mp News paper Service material. Republlca- tion of credited matter prohibited without jierinission of C.N.S,. War OcnartBient, 205 K t2d St,. N. y. ; G. Col. Edward Hubbs, F. A. Commanding Offices. ADVISORY STAFF Of. Col. Wallace K. Wilson ............ . ................. Public Relations CXTicer I.t. Col. Allan O. Spit* Capt. W A l,arlee Capt. Carl \V Hroman Kcportorial Staff M/Sgt. George Rernstein ........ FMIlor T/4 Kenneth C Johnston _____ ... .............................. . Managing Kdttor T/4 Michael G. Sullivan.. ........ News T/5 Richard Reynolds. . ...... .News T/5 Batbara A. Herman .....News T/b William Wenxel .......... . Cartoons Photographer T/4 Frank Grohlewski t'orrespondeul* Sports — S/Sgt. John Lowry, Sg ’ , Robert Goldstein Clasoification — M/Sgt, Maurice Heayn Officers— Capt. Rernard R. Kelly Hospital — Cpi. Thomas Krliard TO — S/Sgt Bertiard Wlnstial. Sgt. Jack Kramer Police Prison Office — Sgt. JoJm Farcjuhar Provoet Marshal's Office — Sgt. Her bert Simon FJnance — T/5 Philip Winn 1st Prov. Bn. — Cpl. Vance P. Bethea .2d Prov. Bn. — T/SgL Soloinon L. Gaines QM — Pfc K. J. Farrell GMP No. 1 — Cpl. Morris Kngle CMP No 2 — Sgt- John T. Wilson Wacs — Pfc la-alt Huber Operations —Pvt. Wilfrid Poast Mess — T/4 Walter K. Cawllck CWS — Cpl. Marvin Olley Ordnance —ffgt. J^o Kiing Special Service — Pvt. Lester Owls Officers Notes Congratulation* to Lt. Col. Rob ert S. Seidener and 1st Lt. Bessie G. Christie, both promoted. BtghtM About Shanks: Capt. Dan- 'Personal Peekings Medicolumn It ’ s liHiitUly the' father who hands out cigars,' but T/S Herb Zifrimer of Barrack f?06 sat back non chalantly last week while his pals spread the news far and Wide. Junior is 7 potthds, 14 ounces . . . The same lads also claim that T/5 Jim Russell is without doubt the ; ca,rd sharp of the Detachment. S/Sgt. Loo Jauron echoed *the T C Tidbits Newly-promoted S Sgt. \Skee\ | Titubin finding out that being a i first-three-grader does not neces- ; sarlly make you boss-man at home. The little woman still ranks as top-kick . . . T 5 gam Linn; just back from overs'eus, giving some interesting views on the native customs in the jungles. sentiments of the Detachment ; Romance Dept. : Sgt. Sid Black when he said that T/3 Andy Ko- ; summoning all his courage to pop vacii, who was transferred last a certain question . . Fvt. Dick week, was one of the nicest fel- Mince getting all his affairs in or- lows here . . . Pvt. Joe Manno, the i der for his D-day. She is a prize bard of 815, can be heard any from a nearby town. Taking no! hour of the day or night arguing | chances until its official, he re- ; with his good pal, Pfc Joe Schaech fuses to tell anybody who she is j felFEEDBOX/ ~ ~,7 — ^ \ v Q. How much did my til cloth ing cjost? A. Your complete uniform, in- The lineup for early chovy i o. where she is from. However, he < clut i in g your H5.50 wool overcoat and your 5-cent cotton — J^jyidker- h ( ait's to sliow they have beet* In v-ap Gapi ara gaga-eyeu ; chiefs cos j the government 1114.8*1 combut. But my orderly room tells sdent, sylphlike, silhouet e the outse ^ | t also ^ 3^, the Hie th*t ground crew memlierh are carries the license and the ring ... S/Sgt. ''Cap\ Caprara gaga-eyed over a from Post Hq ............... Sgt. George Norton wondering how his heart - 1 throb meant the remark that she would like to receive his allotment check . . . Sgt. Phil Soifer (100; lbs. of brawn> taking up Judo to each day speaks well for the eats . . . Pvt. Nick Paiiseno doubles as an interpreter iq the mesa hall . . . Horseshoe pitching is the Vogue these days around the area. All sports have their addicts. Pvt John Cuasick is the golf lover. Lt. Miller has been seen wielding a tennis racket quite potently. Sgt. Mike Emmoml was one of Maine ’ s protect himself from the amorous foremost hockey players' before advances of his former athlete ground crew of :*n air Vombot squadron stationed in England. The flying members of this squad ron are permitted to weur service Army $75-37 a year thepe duds for you. to maintain Q. look. I'm a member of the the War, while Sgt. Bill Kerwin goes for a bloodthirsty, game of rugby. Pvt. Ed Kelly returned from furlough as full of life and chat ter as ever. After the duration and six, he should call off railroad stops for a CMP No. 2 sweetie _ June 17 is the day Cpl. Bill lovene exchanges “ free- Pfc Moses his lungs. T' W. • Walker has re- dom\ for happiness . . . T 5 Rich- tui ' ne d fr° m his furlough to Los ard Reynolds chased her and chased Angeles. He explains that the ,gt. I he. till she caught him . . . The who he hadn t seen since date of the nuptials is June 18 . . . ,M2 w “ 8 mo.® beautiful than How come 1st Sgt. Bob Hause Also the Ch.nese and Mex.- living, so powerful arc visit8 a nftarbv Jelsev town nite- can tood was v « r y delicious, and Can it, be the trees? or a fe- the motor-boat riding in the moon- male? ' 4 was really a source of deep. „ . , 1 inspiiation and pleasure. . . . The Fluor Pacing I>c|d. : S/Sgt. Car! | bo aie wishin Pfc u>wery and Modell staying near the phone . p vt Gambie a verv spee d v recov S Sgt. Harold Gold hefting it will be a hoy . . . Sgt. Bob Alexander, just plain nervous . . , • Pvt. Sid Portnoff asking questions about diaper service. not permltfud to wear these sJ«rs because we have not se*m coiiitnit In the air. Is this correct? A. No, your Orderly Room is mistaken. The War Department says that all members of a unit credited with .battle partici|»ation may wear a.bronae service star on the app.opriate service > ibhon. As a niembet of a ground crew you oome under'this categoijn vA, 1st Prov. Bn. jiy. Wac - Knacks Bit* of This and That: Out b * a b °y Wac's in “ About Face ” doing them selves proud!!! . . . Good to see T/5 Joyce , Dowhan, Evelyn Hor- nan, Ruth Giidmendson, Julia Brfldlyn hnd Arlene Tallman last week. Their visit was all too short, but being good recruiters they had to hurry hack on. the job . Pvt. Ruby Whitson, since week. CMP No. 1 The\ hour draw* closer when T/4 Wedding bdls are ringing right on for the men in (he 1st Prov... T 5 Junior Godwin arid Pvt. Thomas Taylor Of 3365th both were married'a few days ago . . . T/5 John B. Young of 3366th married a girl from Baltimore last week. The 1st Prov baseball-- team, thrill among the chicks i n Njack mana grid by l_,t. Bascolmbe and We welcome our team T'Sgt. Herman Gibbs, ery. Sgt. Dennis reports that Pfc Wit- !ie Robinson has caused a new here of late. iel R. VanCleave having a . ^ 8t * j before last the bride of Pfc BS. neat j RlPbard Murphy will take the sac- : , ough9 du 1 .f ng the newcomers, Pfc Dewey Harris Pvts James P. Blackstcck, George Davis and Willie Cai ney. Much luck, fellows. Sgt. Johnson, Pvts. Warren, Lemons, Walker, anj /Gross returned from their fu. w^ek and re pot ted spending a delightful time Miller ... Pfc Lillian Shaugh- i«d vows of marriage.. • Although „ .. ............... ............. .. nesay, OUi new baker, really in thV 'bee bearing up •rather well \m o gj home. Congratulations to Pfc it comes to pies and . the strain the odds are that his cakes yum, yum ... First Sgt-i calmnea * an<i eriuunimity will dis- Jessie Brown and Pfc Betty Gif- appear as ford trying out the Mess Hall' Observation Post: Croson, King, Radfoid, Session. played its flrst game Sunday at West Point. The score was 4 to 3 in favor of West Point. SMSth: The following men re turned fiom a well-spent furlough this week. S Sgt. Eddie Steveson, T 4 Hoaie McGee, Cpl. Thomas Fxrm. To's Hanson Brown and Ezt i Bixon. Qpl. A P. Wilson, an-l Pvts. Samuel Burch, Rylnnd E. and Warren .also Pvts Holley. Gard- .Tame* knii Port or W. Wa man's holiday at the Officers' Club . . . Capt. William H. Binder giv ing his snappy outfit a surprise; when problem . Capt Frank E. Pick- , _ ............... ........ elle back on the local scene j e , si6 Brown ’ and Pfc Betty Gif- appear as the days go by. ^ner and Wilkins. • All were award x«M»h: S/Sgt. Alfred William., Capt. Raymond A. es y • K , ford trying out the Mess Hall; Observation Post: PlC Louia e d, the Good Conduct Medal dut- T Sgr. John Sfewoid, Cpls. Fredick aroun d in h>s ctsey little a ” *\ al ' o ; scales . . . T/5 Johnny Fritz of Ader is expecting an addition to . jng . the week j. Q*oai , Joseph E. Miler, T/5'» Her- Capt. Abraham Matcus^dnp y g c ws coming in to lend the cooks the family . . . Ditto Pfc Jefferson >y ckend Flashes: Pvt. James tiert' Tavtor. Herman H. Little, and KP ’ s a helping hand on his Shilling . . Pfc Joseph Fetchk . (Rev , Groom * and- Pfc Dillard Willie H. Smith, Thomas W. Snipes, day off. ; cottldn t keejj .his appointment with gp 01 ti n g around with visitina James M. Huntley, Willie T. Gee, W ho , I**: \Bes*ie_ftona Brooklyn\ the other dan , r „ in the r cv > Chevee . . . and Pfc. A. D. Dindred, Pvts. alleged baby picture* of two pals on his bulletin board: Attention Lt. Louis J. Krem, r and Lt. Adurii J. Soures . Lt. Louis W. Angle- man (W stands for Wolf, no kid) casing the mess hall for a vacant l-atc-st Addition* to Pfc Gloria Frees take* this, oppor- day. Pfc Hugh Fox volunteered s t tunily to announce that the cat- for the dangerous mission and “ Stork flapped his wings at 0315, 2W came back unscathed but very seal . . Lt ; James F. Cosgrove, i May in 3l . d platoon arid delivered fatigued . . . Pfc Lawrence Rees Jr., dropping dreps' in, people's eyes to h et ca f, Penelope, kitten quads, says there is nothing like nvau'ied . . . Capt. Harry Stoneman wheel- nf , mP |y : Tally, Scmlett O'Huber, life . . . Pfc Julius Green wants ing around the warehouse area. ; Shorty Longjohn and Maidle. Both to introduce your correspondent to OyMials From The Salt Mine: Penelope and Frees are very a fair damsel in Spring Valley — Capt, WUHard R. Young Jr. and proud ! j already yet ! Lt. Martin T. Dunn musing over ; ' || ave You Heard: About Tony Pfc Nick GratuaHeiis, only to the extravagance of some unknown AWOL, out pooch, sporting a G 1 cently back from officer IA. William E. Bos- haircut and closely resembling a rsmean front, is Ameiican Woman- worth lingering over the evening ; shivering shorn lamb . . . About hood's greatest booster. ''They': ' coffee . . . Capt. William C. Dow Cpl. Erma Largorit's visit to the . all beautiful, he says. out of the hospital . . . Capt. . / 00 , . . Abaut letters froth Pfc j - .... — - ------- •. Thomas 1 ’ . Diviricy inquiring about J Lola Hatch, Cpl. Ruth Long and Have You Seen: pfc Vivian Stilt* a certain Palisades item . . . Major | T/3 Elizabeth Keehr expressing en la ney ride q hike . . . Pvt. Pris- William R. Williamson on the way , thusiasm about Georgia. M'eather. cilia Harmon board a truck . . . to a nice.ing . . Capt. Joseph. H. | vigorous training, etc. . . , About Pvt. Doris Sapp planting a garden Riley hustling across Avenue B. j Maty Donegon out wiitkin'g in the Dennis visiting in the city. Alpheus J. I-^mpkins, Francis M. Two radios presented to the Men is. Et nest Tones, and Robert . men via the CO. . . . Cpl. Hughes. Pvt. James McIntosh and othetS on trip to Mass. . . Pfy Lopes visiting in Providence. . . . Sgt. j Love on patrol in Nyack. . . .Sgt j Wansel visiting his family in Get- l tysburg. , . . Pvt. Willie (The lh „ States) Jackson and Eddie Wash- 1 * ,S Wtinam ' ington walking ground hopelessly Morrison. Chester in Nyack. . . . Chaplain R. S. An- Copland, all back from furlough. rthtipt h : The f a 1 I o w 1 i ri g were awarded Good. Conduct Medals: T Sgt. Gideon Chloric, S/Sgt's. B. Hobbs and Griffin Keys, Sgt's. Herbert L. Boyd, Linus A. Joy, Jr., Chatl's H. Taylor, Charles M 7 ir>b;_ T *> William P. Mason, James W. Washington; Cpl*. Randolph Balden, Jesse 1*. Greenwood. John TU • S32 Question; What officer has proclaimed himself the official WAC mascot? The $64 Question : What office! . whose interests have ranged from town to town around the country-- side, has. like Lassie, come homo? And who ’ s responsible? Finance Facts Tlie Question Box: Why do they call him “No Hands ” Major? . . Why does First Sgt. Pasternack's watch always stop at 0320'' . . , Why doesn't Pfc Hayden play the piano at our next office party and when will it be? ... . Why is the .-.png 'Flat Fopt Floogie\ X 3 Flnkelatein ’ s favorite theme? . . . Will Lt. Bellucci ever live down the “ pooch\ deal? A new addition to the h'O stall is T/4 Gerard H. Hageman Jr H<'s a resident of Clifton, N. J.. nnd has been in the service for the past 244 years, most of which time was spent in a Finance Office In Ireland. Perhaps he can tell us aome tall Irish Stories. Glad to have vou with us, Sgt. The Mardi Gras held at the Tap - 1 j)Hq ’ ' l t'so last week was a success tiue to the attendance of five FO Casanovas. The main attraction waa a d an ce by I *fe Mannheinu i anti T/5 Bryant • . . T/S \Sleepy Jim ” Cronin is recovering very rapidly at the Station Hospital and we hope to see him back in the office soon ... Mr. Sam Soil, one of the newer members of the FO is a gourmet of reknown. His rec- oinmendntions for fried delicacies are worthwhile following. Let's have a few more. Mr. Soil. Pvt. Katherine Gibson being freak hail storm. initiated into the fine art'of KP. former Pastor of 4th Bap- [ list Ch. Richmond. Va„ and Chap- ' Chaties, J j'- I lain Theodore Daniels visiting ai i the Chapel. The former deliver ed | a cheerful sermon. He was pre- ' sented by Chaplain E B. McNair. . . T 4 Jeff Green tendering a solo at the Chanel. A. iJS'tlmer,- T.'5's Isaac R. Archer, Jr., Benjamin F. Hall. Le roy Parker, Walter I. Richardson, John Wylie. Operations QM Quips Oil, for the charm of a Shorty Fitzgerald has to take trip to get away from the women He's almost as bashful as Bar nie Mealier, of two beer fame. Imagine getting enibarrasaed just because j a gal sits oh your lap . . . Will ( someone contact Pete Zaborney ? t we would like to explain that \in cognito\ does not rnean \in a : but i y.\_ j Salvage has a new set of twins. I featuring Rog Gupton and Bill ; Megna; marching together, and .ri I cadence yet. Bill also doubles os : one of the three wise men of | Megna. Monahan and George Mil ler, who may, lie found enthroned ; discussing divers problems during | off duty hours .\ . . Didney Fabian most have* worries. He smoke.* eight packs of cigarettes a day — when he can get them. QM's soft fall team, after a suc cessful start; takes this opportuni ty to stick out its flve-o'clock- shadowed chin, by challenging any outfit on the post. Alas frtr Arnold Will. He Fire: I’ vt. James H. Breaux ‘ and a certain biunette quite an item. . . Pfc G. T. Bell slipping _... away to get married to surprise vis 'all. . . Pfc R. Ladrigan contem plating\ a s-Uipri-se also. . . Pvt. N. V. Donato reading with glee his name in a New York paper. . . T/4 Koch beaming when, she received the news that her brother had re ceived the Air Medal. Question of the Week: What Pvt. is sore at a friend who loft him waiting at Coney Island with six gorgeous women while the non- com spent his time elsewhere in the Big City? 2nd Prov. Bn. Activity around 3176th Perv Co will hit a high tonight when the company dance will be held at the Orangeburg USD . . . Pfc Willie P. Feats is back from the hospital and we are glad to sec him resume his duties . . . P.fe Cailottc Biown rHq 540th) was seen with a very beautiful chick last Sunday eve- | ning out in Jamaica, L I. . . used . News con.es that T/5 Not man M. 'Bombs or no bomLA, I *rr..3 we're safer out here — \ to have such nice skin, hut since Clayter, Co Clerk, is teaching Pfc, he ’ s been relaxing in the sun, con W ilbur 3 .\ Gillemm ( Ass t ___ Clerk) ftdemhilly , - it's pink . . Mill Huri his wolf tactics. Beware soldier tei is too honest. Aftiu uU., it'.* beware .> . . Who is rhts\ Nyack ” not evetyone who ’ ll ask for a fur chick (hat has stolen Cpl. Lane lough extension because of “ good ! Owens' heart? . . . Cpl. Willie- home cooking.\ • (Dove) Johnson has a new name. Among other odd sight*: Darrell ' We heard her call him this \My Bee key, industriously measuring ‘ superman. ’ ’ nothing . . , Sammy Feinstein, the ----------- r — — ; --------- 7 — — ----- — — doctor's assistant, carrying fatigues i ley policing up ... Ben Doniger, and a ladder (Could be he's praC- j leaving for the North Pole lo ojH-tr ticing eloping) . , . Ror-ker Kings- | a new rumor agency. r A I
