Kiwis Increase ida’
in Officers Bowling

Winning three’ straight from the Cadet

Officers, the Kiwis increased their lead in

‘the Officers’ Bowling League to three full .

games.

The Kiwis scored high team series with
2231, high team single with 750, and,a Kiwi.

member, Lt. L.E. Williams, had high series
with 535. Lt. N.K. Williams of the Sad Sacks
had high singles with 195.

Leading scorer for each team follows:

Cadets, Lt. Weber, 395; Kiwis, Lt. L.E. Wil-
liams,; 535;. Q.M., Lt. Everson, 494; Medics,
Capt. Rossen, 411; Sub. Depot, Lt. Campbell,
473; Sad. Sacks, Major Daly, 460.

 

OFFICERS BOWLING

Team Won Lost - Pet. ‘Avg.
WAWis = 13 2 867 714
Medies ......... AO + cB. 667° «605
Sub—Depot ....8 7 .5383 . 690
Sad Sacks ...... 7 eo , 467 620.
OM a 6 5 400 - 590
Cadets... 1 14 .067 568

 

: Major Martin

Major James R. Martin Jr., commandant:

of student officers and aviation cadets, re-
ceived notice this week of his promotion
from rank of captain. His. commission is
in the Cavalry reserve, and he came here
from Santa Ana.

 

 

Free Showing Slated For
Screen Magazine

Four free’ showings of the Army-Navy
screen Magazine No. 16, which include shots
of India, Italy and other interesting matter

will be made in the Recreation Building _

during the noon hour from 26 through 29
February.

Lt. Sidney Annis, assistant special services
officer said that the showings will be from
1220 until 1250, and are part of a campaign
to keep G.I.s up to date on what the war is
all about, and how it is progressing.

O'her events in this series will include dis-

cussions led by men back from overseas,

other discussion, groups, . and possibly some
entertainment, Full plans will be announced
in a future issue of The Flyer.

ge tets

. feat THE- FLYER

Former 97th Man Escapes
| From ‘Occupied France

By ‘Cpl. Winn E. Coe —
Lt. Arno Plische, a thaintenance man in

‘the Link department a year ago, was shot °

down over France last November while nav-

igating a bomber’ on a target run. “Smiling” ~

Plischke escaped from France and is again
on active duty, but will-return on leave to
his home in Wisconsin in the near future. .
Howard’s Hot Shots, in an overtime period,
squeezed out a narrow win over a cadet

team Monday night, 28 to 26, and beat the.

Weather squiadron 27 to 11 on Tuesday night.
Recognition of the league championship will
be taken up in the near future,

Pvt. J.J. Warner in waking up Set Ralph
Shepard got the following response. “Honey?
Yes honey — — — Oh, it’s you!

Carl Fanno, well remembered. by. most of
us in the 97th, contacted “Major ‘Howard
this week to see if a gift of thirteen good
sized orange trees could be used to beautify

the squadorn area. Carl’s offer was readily

accepted and right now Sgt Bennie Smith
has his crew preparing the ground, and in

a few days the trees will be in place. Many

thanks, Carl.

Sgt. Lindner is our greatest kegler??? It
takes two kegs.

War Bonds will be available in the orderly
room on play day, Bonds purchased the last
day of the month are dated as of the first of
the month thereby giving you an extra
month’s intrest.

Be sure and drop in the Sele room and
sign up for the squadron dance to be held
at the Oaks hotel,March 11th. Good music, a
fine lunch and refreshments will make this
party the best of the year.

Sgt Shaw, T/Sget Graper, T/Sst Pfaeend—
tner, Pfc Longfellow, Pvt Shanks, andPvt
Bodin went on a picture taking expedition
which turned out to be very lucrative for
Shaw and Bodin to the extent of eighteen
dollars, while Shanks, photographer de luxe,
drew eighteen blank exposures for his ef—
fort.

IT CAN’T HAPPEN HERE!

New squadron members learning the easy
way that dirty bunk areas will not be toler-—
ated by the squadron commande?” (Plenty

of help for Bennie Smith in planting the
.-hew trees). No one broke a week before pay—

day,

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