Sgt. Morris Kansagor and Pfc. John Wood perform the delicate and precise job of installing a prop on an engine preparatory to a test run. |
Cpl. Walter Ullrich and Pfc. John V. Olson of the Test Block Department prepare an engine for a run. |
Roberts Wins ARC Quiz Contest Tuesday night's Quiz Show held in the ARC Club and conducted by Evelyne was won by (you guessed it - privates have all the brains) Pvt. Harold Roberts. Surprisingly enough two Sergeants, Harry Losin and Herbert Crosby, finished second and third respoectively. |
Quaint Swiss architecture predominates among the residences in Bangalore vying for attention with luxuriant tropical flower gardens which boast 500 different varieties of blooms. |
Road building is done the hard way near Bangalore. Costumes run to gay colors and the wearers are even more colorful. Much talking further hampers the pre-machine age progress. |
Amateur Show at Rajah's Rest
On Monday evening at 8:00 pm an amateur show will be held at Rajah's Rest. Cpl. Hal Kirsch of the Special Service Office will MC the show. Entries are to be in by Sunday night in the Rajah's office. Any act is welcome and all are urged to take advantage of the attractive prizes for the winners. |
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The Rebels, talented baseball champions of the Bengal Air Depot. By thumping out a convincing 10-4 victory over the Blue Devils Sunday in the last game of the schedule they achieved Depot fame. Standing, left to right: Tony Perea SS, Jimmy Higgins CF, Chester Redmon P, Dickey Wellborn, Ernie Martin 1B, Ted Boese (Blue Devils SS who posed with the champs), Charles Thompson MGR, Bert Lightner C. Kneeling: Ed Kilgore RF, Sherman McLam 3B, Henry Daveau 2B, Alonzo Fulmer LF, Jimmy Barr LF. |
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