The White Falcon - 20.01.1945, Blaðsíða 6

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DONALD DUCK by Waif Disney
Tsorry but
I SHOWED
YOU EVERY
BATON IN
STOCK,!
1ED CROSS
HI-LITES
CLUB 14
Sunday
2030—Army Band
Monday
1930—MEET MISS BOBBY
SOCKS
2000—Masonic Meeting
Tuesday
2130—Coffee Cart
Wednesday
1530—MEET MISS BOBBY
SOCKS
1900—Art Class
1900—Skating Party
.1930—DRAGON SEED
Thursday
2030—Dance
Friday
1530 & 1930—LOUISIANA
HAYRIDE
Saturday
1530 & 1930—ONE MYSTER-
IOUS NIGHT
CLUB 23
Sunday
2030—Music in Lobby
2100—Surprise Feature
Tuesday
2130—War in Review
Wednesday
2030;—Square Dancing
Thursday
1900 & 2100—Movie
1930—Dance Class
Friday
2030—GI Jive Dance
Saturday
1900 & 2100—Movie
2130—Bingo
NE\7 PIGSKIN RULES
The Eastern Inter-Collegi-
ale Association has petition-
ed the National Collegiate
Athletic Association’s Foot-
ball Rules Committee to in-
corporate six changes voted
last fall into the playing
code.
The eastern group also
suggested two new changes,
asking more rigid restriction
of the use of arms on the of-
fensive.
The Wolf__________________________________________by Sansone
Copyright 1944 by Leonard Sanson*. distributed by Camp Newspaper Service
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WHAT HAS BEEN THE
WORST “DETAIL” YOU
HAVE EVER BEEN ON IN
THE ARMY?
“The worst one I’ve ever
been on since
being in the
Army is work-
ing on K.P.
under a cert-
ain sergeant
for a week
straight,” boo-
med Pfc. William J. Dittert,
Jr. of Collindale Pa. “What’s
more, I believe that I can
speak for the whole comp-
any. Ask any of the hoys!”
Bill, an tyl.P. here, was a
blue-print checker before
coining into the Army.
A Few Of The Courses Offered
-By “USAFI”-
ACCOUNTING
Principles of Accounting
Bookkeeping
AERONAUTICS
Aeronautical Mereorology
Air Navigation
BUILDING
Air Conditioning
Architectural Designing
Blueprint Reading
BUSINESS
Business Law
Business Psychology
Personnel Management
Insurance
Shorthand
Typewriting
APPLIED ART
Drawing
Lettering
Color and Design
EDUCATION
Principles of Education
Educational Psychology
ENGINEERING
Machine Design
Steam Turbines
Mining
ENGLISH
American Literature
Magazine Article Writing
World Literature
Short Story
WRITING
Radio Writing
Technical Writing
Composition and Rhetoric
GOVERNMENT
European Government
American Parties and
Politics
Local Government
LANGUAGES
French
German
Spanish
Russian
MATHEMATICS
Algebra
Arithmctric
Geometry
PHILOSOPHY
Ethics
History of Philosophy
Logic
PSYCHOLOGY
Abnormal Psychology
Mental Hygiene
SCIENCE
Biology
Astronomy
Evolution
Chemistry
Physics
—And so forth. Falcon
readers having any quest-
ions to ask concerning
USAFI courses are invited
to write to us. We’ll do
our best to get them an-
swered for you. Address
your letter to: THE
WHITE FALCON, BASE
SPECIAL SERVICE.
Tec 5 Norbert V. Weber
of Utica, N.Y.,
said, “Mine
was the clean-
i lg of the cor-
ridors on the
troopship
coming over-
s a a s. Oh,
brother! Need I go into de-
tail? It was a rough trip, the
men weie sick —- so was l
by the time I finished.” Nor-
bert was a carpenter prior
to induction.
“For a rough detail, no-
thin; surpass-
es the time I
was K.P. on
the Army
transport com-
ing to Iceland.
It was run hv
the Army and
it showed me that the Army
should stay on land! I had
to work for 16 hours straight,
without a break. Add to that
a dash of sea-sickness and
you’ll get an idea of what
it was like!” replied Pfc. Al-
bert F. Call. A native of Med-
ford, Mass., Albert was a
machinist in civilian life.
Pfc. Andrew Vrablil laugh-
ed, “I’ve had
so many terr-
ible ones I
don’t know
w hic h one
has been the
worst. I think
I’d split it be-
tween a coal detail and K.P.
although there has been the
latrine, road-gang, fire-keep-
ing and guard, to name only
some! I always seemed to be
at the wrong place at the
right time.” Andrew is from
Balitmore, Md., and was a
welder by trade.
Business Hours Changed
The Post Exchange Rest-
aurant, located adjacent to
Red Cross Club 14, is now
open from 1400 hours to
2000 hours daily.