Risky Bomb Disposals fF-80 Jets Chase

Keeps MarineAM' On Toes Reds From Dug-in SHORTWAVE 5:45—Around Your Town Today
HUMAN NOISES would Mortar Positions (JKL)
By Cpl. Tom Myers 6 a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKL, 9.605 5:45—BCOF NEWS (JKI)
WITH U.S. 43TH DIV—A draw their attention to the Com- HQ, FIFTH AIR FORCE—The 67 p.m.-Midnight a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKI, 11.825
JKL, 4.360
6:00—NEWS And Sports
four-man patrol from Company munist patrols, so Villarreal 6:15—Curt Massey
troops on the frontline were 7 p.m.-Midnight JKI, 6.080 6:30—Far East Network Presents
K, 180th Infantry, played the radioed the patrol that he would pinned down by heavy mortar Wednesday Evening, June IS (JKI)
children's game of "hot or cold" throw a stone every few yards fire. It was one of those local 6:00—NEWS And Sports 6:45—Sign Off
for keeps with Sgt. Augustine and the patrol could radio when flare-ups along an otherwise 6:15—Curt Massey 7:00—Sign On
Villarreal, Saginaw, Mich., one he was opposite them. static front. The Red troops had 6:45—Sign 6:30—Just Between Us 7:00—Howard Barlow Presents
moonless night recently ^p out- Off (JKL)
Finding no stones, Villarrera sneaked up on a hill in advance
•wit two Chinese patrols who used rifle cartridges instead."As of their main position, and dur- 7:00—Sign 7:00—Gordon
On
MacRae Show (JKL)
7:00—DICTATE NEWS ( J K i )
•were searching for them. 7:30—Life With Luigi ( J K L )
he worked his way out, thp ing the night had loaded it down 7:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL)
Using his bare hands and a trapped patrol informed hin with dug-in mortars. 7:25—Edward Arnold (JKL) 8:00—Night Beat
pair of pliers, Villarreal, a dem- whether he was "hot or cold.' By daylight, mortar fire, di- 7:30—Halls Of Ivy (JKL) 8:30—Red Skelton
olitions man with Company B, On the first pass Villarreal wen rected 7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL) 8:55—A Story Of Japan
120th Engineers, crawled 100 100 yards too far and had to position on the United Nations 8:00—Family Theater
from both sides of the 8:30—Great Gildersleeve 9:00—NEWS
yards into a minefield in no come back. 9:15—BELGIAN NEWS (JK1>
man's land to rescue the in- hill, descended on the Allied 8:55—A Story Of Japan 9:15—Far East Network Presents
fantry patrol after they had ac- Moving off the hill the rescue position like explosive rain- 9:00—NEWS (JKL)
squad crawled 230 yards before drops. A quick call to Fifth Air 9:15—Just Between Us (JKL) 9:30—Groucho Marx
cidentally stepped into a mine- 9:15—GREEK NEWS (JKI) 9:55—One For The Boolf
field in t h e pitch darkness. they reached the barbed wire Force, however, brought prompt 0:30—Bing Crosby 10:00—Suspense
THE PATROL DISCOVERED marking the minefield. Fron relief. Within minutes, a flight 10:00—The Big Story 10:25—Jack Owens Show
its perilous position when Pvt. there Villarreal proceeded alone of four F-80 Shooting Stars had 10:25—Jack Owens Show 10:30—One Night Stand
Dudley Culpepper Jr., Detroit, TEDIOUSLY FEELING every been dispatched to the scene 10:30—One Night Stand 11:00—The Music Shop
stepped on top of a mine. inch of ground he cut three trip with instructions to "blot them 11:00—The 11:55—NEWS
Music Shop 11:55—NEWS
12:00—Sign Off
Miraculously he *was tossed, wires on his way to the out." And blot them out the * * *
F-SOs did. 12:00—Sign Off
without injury, eight feet to his stranded patrol. Thursday, June ID
right where he landed sitting After circling each man CAPT. LAWRENCE M. Van- STANDARD
less than a foot from another searching for wires and disarm derwilt, Solomon, Kan., led ths 6:00—Rise 6:30—NEWS
And Shine
Kilroy, 1510 kc Vagabond, 1320 kc
mine, straddling its trip wires. ing mines, Villarreal led the flight of F-80s from the 8th 6:35—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) Gypsy, 1400 kc Troubador, 1140 kc
The men froze not daring to men to safety. They had been Fighter-Bomber Wing into the 7:00—NEWS Homesteader, 1240 kc
move for fear of setting off an- there for four hours. troubled area, contacting a T-6 7:10—Meditations Wednesday Evening, June
other mine. Sgt. Lewis C. In the company area again Mosquito spotter plane of the 7:15—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) 6:00—WORLD NEWS
6147th Tactical Reconnaissance 7:55—NEWS 6:15—Club 15
Speers, patrol leader from Tal- Cpl. Alfred Gatkowski, Milwau 8:00—Harmony Rangers 6:30—Halls Of Ivy
lahassee, Fla., radioed the CP kee, Wis., one of the rescued Group which was hovering 8:30—Jack Berch 7:00—Music
for help. men asked Villarreal how he above the Communist mortar 8:45—Organ Reveries 7:30—Bing Crosby
Villarreal was summoned, found the wires. "I just felt foi position. 9:00—Bing Crosby (JKL) 8:00—Bookshelf Of The World
Taking a radioman and three them," he answered. "As soon as we got into the 9:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 9:00—WORLD NEWS
"Boy, I wouldn't want your area," Captain VanderWilt said, 9:30—The Pendleton Story (JKL) 9:15—Jack Smith
riflemen he started along a ridge 10:00—NEWS 9:15—GREEK NEWS (Vagabond-
parallel to the minefield. job!" Gatkowski told him. "the Reds seemed to forget 10:05—Take Ten Gypsy-Troubador)
about the ground troops and 10:15—Dave G-arroway 9:30—Mail From Home
PX Choo-Choo Supplies UN started firing on us with every- 10:30—Hospital Request
thing they, had—mortars, auto- 11:00—Dixieland Club
10:00—Mr. District Attorney
10:30—One Night Stand
matic weapons and flak guns. 11:15—Conference Period 11:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
Troops North of Normal Outlet We contacted the forward air 11:30—Honshu Hayride
12:00—12 O'Clock High
11:55—WORLD NEWS
12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
WITH EIGHTH ARMY—"If list of every customer. controller who was down on the 12:30—NEWS
they can't get to the PX, take THE MEN who work on the ground with the soldiers, and he 12:45—At Ease Thursday, June 13
5:00—Western Music
the PX to 'em," is the philos- train double in brass all the got us wonderful cooperation 1:00—Solitary Singer 5:30—Popular Music
ophy of the 712th Railway time. Cpl. Clarence G. Rank from the artillery. 1:15—Jane Pickens 7:00—WORLD NEWS
Operating Battalion in Korea. who worked, as a trainman in "We made a couple af passes 1:30—Theater Matinee (JKL) 7:10—Popular Music
Mobile PXs are certainly not civilian life, is a combination over the target, spotted the en- 1:30—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 7:55—WORLD NEWS
new, but the mobile marts on clerk, chief bookkeeper anc emy flak guns and the friendly 2:30—Concert 2:00—Concert Hour (JKL) 8:00—Harmony Rangers
Hour (Join In Pro- 8:30—Dixieland Club
rails do the job up right. Of trainman. He started with the artillery opened up on the gress) (JKI) 8:45—Dave Garroway
the three trairs that operate train last August when it made enemy guns. That drove the 3:00—NEWS 9:00—Encore
in Korea, the largest and oldest its first run. Red flak gunners to cover and 3:05—Time To March 10:00—WORLD NEWS
is the one that pulls out of its The crew all live on the train, we dropped down ]ow, changing 3:15—Personal A l b u m 10:05—Band Music
home base at Yongdongpo and like a band of gypsies migrat- the shape of the hill with our 3:30—Music For You 10:30—Vocalist
makes the northern run. ing through Korea. Their home 4:00—Honshu Cowboy 11:00—At Ease
1000-pound bombs. When the 4:30—Baseball 11:30—Jack Kirkwood
'UNDER THE command of 1st and PX consists of Korean box dust and debris settled from the 5:30—Peggy Lee 11:45—Jack Baker
Lt. Barney Lawrence of Evans- cars which have been converted bomb explosions, all four of us 5:45—Around Your Town Today 12:00—Popular Request Show
ville, Ind., the train makes a into billets and store, plus some- worked the communications (JKL) 12:30—WORLD NEWS
1500-mile shuttle along the route thing few trains in Korea can trench over with our .50-cal. 5:45—BCOF NEWS (JKI) 12:45—Curt Massey
from Taejon to Taekwangi, plus boast—an engine assigned to machineguns. When we pulled 6:00—NEWS 6:15—Curt Massey
And Sports 1:00—Dance Bands
a few extra stopovers such as them alone. off the target, the hill was very 6:30—This Is America 2:00—Symphonic Popular Musio
Munsan, where the correspond- ON THE next trip, something quiet." 3:00—NEWS And Sports
6:45—Sign Off 3:15—Latin Music
ents covering the peace talks new will be added—a special 7:00—Sign On 3:30—Music
are billeted. car set up as a self-service, cash 7:00—Hollywood Music Hall (JKL 4:00—Popular Music
For those who havo a nose and-carry store.
for business, Lt. Lawrence re-
3d Div Reporters 7:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI)
7:30—People Are Funny (JKL)
4:30—Baseball
5:30—Choraliers
ports that he has a gold mine—
a gross of $25,000 each trip,
Tell-Tale Talk
WITH U.S. 40TH Dl\— A rifle-
Start To Rotate
WITH U.S. 3D DIV—The Big C:30—The Aldrich Family
7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL)
8:00—Two Thousand. Plus
6:00—WORLD NEWS
6:15—Peggy Leo
6:30—Fibber McGee And Molly
which takes it out of the "small :man in Company A, 223d Infan- Rotation, sent home three of 8:55—A Story Of Japan 7:00—Groucho Marx
business" classification, try Regiment, was slightly dis- the 3d Infantry Division's com- fl:00—NEWS 7:30—Music From Hollywood
turbed when he received a pack- bat correspondents last week. 9:15—This Is America CJKL) 8:00—Family Theater
SUPERVISED BY the Japan age from home, 9:15—GREEK NEWS (JKI)
Central Exchange, the train Prior to their departure, the 8:30—Vaughn Monroe
It wasn't the contents thai 9:30—The Big Show 9:00—WORLD NEWS
makes 38 stops on its round bothered Cpl. Albert Marcoux, correspondents, all of them as- 10:00—Dragnet 9:15—Jack Smith
trip. Oakland, R.I. After all, there's signed to the Rock of the Marne 10:25—Jack Owens Show 9:15—GREEK NEWS (Vagabond-
10:30—One Night Stand
At every stop, the PX train nothing wrong with an ex-trainer public information section, were 11:00—The Music Shop Gypsy-Troubador)
is mobbed by customers eager horse receiving the tail ,of his favorite awarded Bronze Star medals by 9:30—Mail From Home
from his former employer. 1J:55—WORLD NEWS 10:00—Dragnet
for everything from shaving Brig. Gen. R. L. DuJaney, Divi- 12:00—Sign Off
But what really gets Marcoux sion commander. 10:30—One Night Stand
cream to watches and cameras, down is his buddies' attitude. Friday, June 20 11:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
although the latter items are "I don't mind the horse tail," Sgt. Gary L. Colemaii of Rich- 6:00—Rise And Shine 11:55—WORLD NEWS
mighty scarce. Candy, beer and Marcoux smiled, "but I'm sure mond, Ind., Sgt. Joseph P. 6:30—NEWS 12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
coke are high on the preference getting tired of the horse laugh." Knight of Geneva, N.Y., and 6:35—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) Friday, June 20
Cpl. John O. O'Brien of New 7:00—NEWS 5:00—Western 'Music
York Cit.y, were all commended 7:15—Rise 7:10—Meditations 5:30—Popular Music
by the general for "their untir- 7:55—NEWSAnd Shine (Cont'd) 7:00—WORLD NEWS
7:10—Popular Music
ing efforts, as Avell as the 8:00—Harmony Rangers 7:55—WORLD NEWS
imagination and initiative they 8:30—Jack Berch 8:00—Harmony Rangers
displayed in obtaining wide rec- 8:45—Organ Reveries 8:30—Dixieland Club
ognition of the feats and ac- 9:00—The Big Show (JKL) 8:45—Dave Garroway
complishments of the men of 9:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 9:00—Encore
the Rock of the Marne Division. 10:00—NEWS 9:30—Memo For Americans (JKL) 10:00—WORLD NEWS
Sergeant Knight's byline ap- 10:05—Take Ten 10:05—Band Music •
pearecl over many Pacific Stars 10:15—Dave Garroway 10:30—Vocalist
11:00—At Ease
and Stripes stories about the 10:30—Hospital Request 11:30—Jack Kirkwood
'Can Do" infantrymen of the 11:00—Dixieland Club 11:45—Jack Baker
loth Infantry Regiment and the 11:15—Conference Period 12:00—Popular Request Show
' Division Artillery. 11:30—Honshu Hayride 12:30—WORLD NEWS
12:00—12 O'Clock High 12:45—Curt JMassey
JT WAS THE 19-year old Cor- 12:30—NEWS
ooral O'Brien who added color 12:45—At Ease 1:00—Dance Bands
2:00—Symphonic Popular Musio
to the already b r i l l i a n t history 1:00—Inside Track 3:00—NEWS and Sports
of the Cotton Balers. Earlier 1:15—Strike It Rich 3:15—Latin Music
covered the activities of the 1:30—Theater Matinee (JKL)
1:30—DICTATE NEWS ( J K I ) 3:30—Music
65th Puerto Rican I n f a n t r y 2:00—Concert Hour ( J K L ) 4:00—Popular Music
Regiment. 2:30—Concert Hour (Join In Pro- 4:30—Baseball
Special troops and separate gress) (JKI) 5:30—Al Goodman's Musical Albui*
6:00—WORLD NEWS
units of the 3d were given news 3:00—NEWS 6:15—Club 15
coverage and recognition with 3:05—Time To JVJarch 6:30—Our Miss Brooks
Sergeant Coleman's writings. 3:30—Music 3:15—Don Messer 7:00—People Are Funny
He later became chief adminis- 4:00—HonshuForCowboy You 7:30—Gordon MacRae Show
rative clerk for the public in- 4:30—Baseball 8:00—Mr. President
'ormation office. o:30—Club 15 8:30—Mario Lanza
9:00—WORLD NEWS
9:15—Jack Smith
Korea Ribbon Given 'Polar Bear' ROKs 9:15—FLEMISH NEWS (Vagabond-
WITH F.s. 7TH DIV—Fifty-1 fought beside and lived with all Gypsy-Troubador)
wo Republic of Korea Iroops the companies in I h e battalion, 9:30—MaU From Home
a t t a c h e d to the L'rl B a t t a l i o n , i pinned on the blue and white 10:00—FBI In Peace And War
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Keeps MarineAM' On Toes Reds From Dug-in SHORTWAVE 5:45—Around Your Town Today
HUMAN NOISES would Mortar Positions (JKL)
By Cpl. Tom Myers 6 a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKL, 9.605 5:45—BCOF NEWS (JKI)
WITH U.S. 43TH DIV—A draw their attention to the Com- HQ, FIFTH AIR FORCE—The 67 p.m.-Midnight a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKI, 11.825
JKL, 4.360
6:00—NEWS And Sports
four-man patrol from Company munist patrols, so Villarreal 6:15—Curt Massey
troops on the frontline were 7 p.m.-Midnight JKI, 6.080 6:30—Far East Network Presents
K, 180th Infantry, played the radioed the patrol that he would pinned down by heavy mortar Wednesday Evening, June IS (JKI)
children's game of "hot or cold" throw a stone every few yards fire. It was one of those local 6:00—NEWS And Sports 6:45—Sign Off
for keeps with Sgt. Augustine and the patrol could radio when flare-ups along an otherwise 6:15—Curt Massey 7:00—Sign On
Villarreal, Saginaw, Mich., one he was opposite them. static front. The Red troops had 6:45—Sign 6:30—Just Between Us 7:00—Howard Barlow Presents
moonless night recently ^p out- Off (JKL)
Finding no stones, Villarrera sneaked up on a hill in advance
•wit two Chinese patrols who used rifle cartridges instead."As of their main position, and dur- 7:00—Sign 7:00—Gordon
On
MacRae Show (JKL)
7:00—DICTATE NEWS ( J K i )
•were searching for them. 7:30—Life With Luigi ( J K L )
he worked his way out, thp ing the night had loaded it down 7:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL)
Using his bare hands and a trapped patrol informed hin with dug-in mortars. 7:25—Edward Arnold (JKL) 8:00—Night Beat
pair of pliers, Villarreal, a dem- whether he was "hot or cold.' By daylight, mortar fire, di- 7:30—Halls Of Ivy (JKL) 8:30—Red Skelton
olitions man with Company B, On the first pass Villarreal wen rected 7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL) 8:55—A Story Of Japan
120th Engineers, crawled 100 100 yards too far and had to position on the United Nations 8:00—Family Theater
from both sides of the 8:30—Great Gildersleeve 9:00—NEWS
yards into a minefield in no come back. 9:15—BELGIAN NEWS (JK1>
man's land to rescue the in- hill, descended on the Allied 8:55—A Story Of Japan 9:15—Far East Network Presents
fantry patrol after they had ac- Moving off the hill the rescue position like explosive rain- 9:00—NEWS (JKL)
squad crawled 230 yards before drops. A quick call to Fifth Air 9:15—Just Between Us (JKL) 9:30—Groucho Marx
cidentally stepped into a mine- 9:15—GREEK NEWS (JKI) 9:55—One For The Boolf
field in t h e pitch darkness. they reached the barbed wire Force, however, brought prompt 0:30—Bing Crosby 10:00—Suspense
THE PATROL DISCOVERED marking the minefield. Fron relief. Within minutes, a flight 10:00—The Big Story 10:25—Jack Owens Show
its perilous position when Pvt. there Villarreal proceeded alone of four F-80 Shooting Stars had 10:25—Jack Owens Show 10:30—One Night Stand
Dudley Culpepper Jr., Detroit, TEDIOUSLY FEELING every been dispatched to the scene 10:30—One Night Stand 11:00—The Music Shop
stepped on top of a mine. inch of ground he cut three trip with instructions to "blot them 11:00—The 11:55—NEWS
Music Shop 11:55—NEWS
12:00—Sign Off
Miraculously he *was tossed, wires on his way to the out." And blot them out the * * *
F-SOs did. 12:00—Sign Off
without injury, eight feet to his stranded patrol. Thursday, June ID
right where he landed sitting After circling each man CAPT. LAWRENCE M. Van- STANDARD
less than a foot from another searching for wires and disarm derwilt, Solomon, Kan., led ths 6:00—Rise 6:30—NEWS
And Shine
Kilroy, 1510 kc Vagabond, 1320 kc
mine, straddling its trip wires. ing mines, Villarreal led the flight of F-80s from the 8th 6:35—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) Gypsy, 1400 kc Troubador, 1140 kc
The men froze not daring to men to safety. They had been Fighter-Bomber Wing into the 7:00—NEWS Homesteader, 1240 kc
move for fear of setting off an- there for four hours. troubled area, contacting a T-6 7:10—Meditations Wednesday Evening, June
other mine. Sgt. Lewis C. In the company area again Mosquito spotter plane of the 7:15—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) 6:00—WORLD NEWS
6147th Tactical Reconnaissance 7:55—NEWS 6:15—Club 15
Speers, patrol leader from Tal- Cpl. Alfred Gatkowski, Milwau 8:00—Harmony Rangers 6:30—Halls Of Ivy
lahassee, Fla., radioed the CP kee, Wis., one of the rescued Group which was hovering 8:30—Jack Berch 7:00—Music
for help. men asked Villarreal how he above the Communist mortar 8:45—Organ Reveries 7:30—Bing Crosby
Villarreal was summoned, found the wires. "I just felt foi position. 9:00—Bing Crosby (JKL) 8:00—Bookshelf Of The World
Taking a radioman and three them," he answered. "As soon as we got into the 9:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 9:00—WORLD NEWS
"Boy, I wouldn't want your area," Captain VanderWilt said, 9:30—The Pendleton Story (JKL) 9:15—Jack Smith
riflemen he started along a ridge 10:00—NEWS 9:15—GREEK NEWS (Vagabond-
parallel to the minefield. job!" Gatkowski told him. "the Reds seemed to forget 10:05—Take Ten Gypsy-Troubador)
about the ground troops and 10:15—Dave G-arroway 9:30—Mail From Home
PX Choo-Choo Supplies UN started firing on us with every- 10:30—Hospital Request
thing they, had—mortars, auto- 11:00—Dixieland Club
10:00—Mr. District Attorney
10:30—One Night Stand
matic weapons and flak guns. 11:15—Conference Period 11:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
Troops North of Normal Outlet We contacted the forward air 11:30—Honshu Hayride
12:00—12 O'Clock High
11:55—WORLD NEWS
12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
WITH EIGHTH ARMY—"If list of every customer. controller who was down on the 12:30—NEWS
they can't get to the PX, take THE MEN who work on the ground with the soldiers, and he 12:45—At Ease Thursday, June 13
5:00—Western Music
the PX to 'em," is the philos- train double in brass all the got us wonderful cooperation 1:00—Solitary Singer 5:30—Popular Music
ophy of the 712th Railway time. Cpl. Clarence G. Rank from the artillery. 1:15—Jane Pickens 7:00—WORLD NEWS
Operating Battalion in Korea. who worked, as a trainman in "We made a couple af passes 1:30—Theater Matinee (JKL) 7:10—Popular Music
Mobile PXs are certainly not civilian life, is a combination over the target, spotted the en- 1:30—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 7:55—WORLD NEWS
new, but the mobile marts on clerk, chief bookkeeper anc emy flak guns and the friendly 2:30—Concert 2:00—Concert Hour (JKL) 8:00—Harmony Rangers
Hour (Join In Pro- 8:30—Dixieland Club
rails do the job up right. Of trainman. He started with the artillery opened up on the gress) (JKI) 8:45—Dave Garroway
the three trairs that operate train last August when it made enemy guns. That drove the 3:00—NEWS 9:00—Encore
in Korea, the largest and oldest its first run. Red flak gunners to cover and 3:05—Time To March 10:00—WORLD NEWS
is the one that pulls out of its The crew all live on the train, we dropped down ]ow, changing 3:15—Personal A l b u m 10:05—Band Music
home base at Yongdongpo and like a band of gypsies migrat- the shape of the hill with our 3:30—Music For You 10:30—Vocalist
makes the northern run. ing through Korea. Their home 4:00—Honshu Cowboy 11:00—At Ease
1000-pound bombs. When the 4:30—Baseball 11:30—Jack Kirkwood
'UNDER THE command of 1st and PX consists of Korean box dust and debris settled from the 5:30—Peggy Lee 11:45—Jack Baker
Lt. Barney Lawrence of Evans- cars which have been converted bomb explosions, all four of us 5:45—Around Your Town Today 12:00—Popular Request Show
ville, Ind., the train makes a into billets and store, plus some- worked the communications (JKL) 12:30—WORLD NEWS
1500-mile shuttle along the route thing few trains in Korea can trench over with our .50-cal. 5:45—BCOF NEWS (JKI) 12:45—Curt Massey
from Taejon to Taekwangi, plus boast—an engine assigned to machineguns. When we pulled 6:00—NEWS 6:15—Curt Massey
And Sports 1:00—Dance Bands
a few extra stopovers such as them alone. off the target, the hill was very 6:30—This Is America 2:00—Symphonic Popular Musio
Munsan, where the correspond- ON THE next trip, something quiet." 3:00—NEWS And Sports
6:45—Sign Off 3:15—Latin Music
ents covering the peace talks new will be added—a special 7:00—Sign On 3:30—Music
are billeted. car set up as a self-service, cash 7:00—Hollywood Music Hall (JKL 4:00—Popular Music
For those who havo a nose and-carry store.
for business, Lt. Lawrence re-
3d Div Reporters 7:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI)
7:30—People Are Funny (JKL)
4:30—Baseball
5:30—Choraliers
ports that he has a gold mine—
a gross of $25,000 each trip,
Tell-Tale Talk
WITH U.S. 40TH Dl\— A rifle-
Start To Rotate
WITH U.S. 3D DIV—The Big C:30—The Aldrich Family
7:55—Tonight On 770 (JKL)
8:00—Two Thousand. Plus
6:00—WORLD NEWS
6:15—Peggy Leo
6:30—Fibber McGee And Molly
which takes it out of the "small :man in Company A, 223d Infan- Rotation, sent home three of 8:55—A Story Of Japan 7:00—Groucho Marx
business" classification, try Regiment, was slightly dis- the 3d Infantry Division's com- fl:00—NEWS 7:30—Music From Hollywood
turbed when he received a pack- bat correspondents last week. 9:15—This Is America CJKL) 8:00—Family Theater
SUPERVISED BY the Japan age from home, 9:15—GREEK NEWS (JKI)
Central Exchange, the train Prior to their departure, the 8:30—Vaughn Monroe
It wasn't the contents thai 9:30—The Big Show 9:00—WORLD NEWS
makes 38 stops on its round bothered Cpl. Albert Marcoux, correspondents, all of them as- 10:00—Dragnet 9:15—Jack Smith
trip. Oakland, R.I. After all, there's signed to the Rock of the Marne 10:25—Jack Owens Show 9:15—GREEK NEWS (Vagabond-
10:30—One Night Stand
At every stop, the PX train nothing wrong with an ex-trainer public information section, were 11:00—The Music Shop Gypsy-Troubador)
is mobbed by customers eager horse receiving the tail ,of his favorite awarded Bronze Star medals by 9:30—Mail From Home
from his former employer. 1J:55—WORLD NEWS 10:00—Dragnet
for everything from shaving Brig. Gen. R. L. DuJaney, Divi- 12:00—Sign Off
But what really gets Marcoux sion commander. 10:30—One Night Stand
cream to watches and cameras, down is his buddies' attitude. Friday, June 20 11:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
although the latter items are "I don't mind the horse tail," Sgt. Gary L. Colemaii of Rich- 6:00—Rise And Shine 11:55—WORLD NEWS
mighty scarce. Candy, beer and Marcoux smiled, "but I'm sure mond, Ind., Sgt. Joseph P. 6:30—NEWS 12:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
coke are high on the preference getting tired of the horse laugh." Knight of Geneva, N.Y., and 6:35—Rise And Shine (Cont'd) Friday, June 20
Cpl. John O. O'Brien of New 7:00—NEWS 5:00—Western 'Music
York Cit.y, were all commended 7:15—Rise 7:10—Meditations 5:30—Popular Music
by the general for "their untir- 7:55—NEWSAnd Shine (Cont'd) 7:00—WORLD NEWS
7:10—Popular Music
ing efforts, as Avell as the 8:00—Harmony Rangers 7:55—WORLD NEWS
imagination and initiative they 8:30—Jack Berch 8:00—Harmony Rangers
displayed in obtaining wide rec- 8:45—Organ Reveries 8:30—Dixieland Club
ognition of the feats and ac- 9:00—The Big Show (JKL) 8:45—Dave Garroway
complishments of the men of 9:00—DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 9:00—Encore
the Rock of the Marne Division. 10:00—NEWS 9:30—Memo For Americans (JKL) 10:00—WORLD NEWS
Sergeant Knight's byline ap- 10:05—Take Ten 10:05—Band Music •
pearecl over many Pacific Stars 10:15—Dave Garroway 10:30—Vocalist
11:00—At Ease
and Stripes stories about the 10:30—Hospital Request 11:30—Jack Kirkwood
'Can Do" infantrymen of the 11:00—Dixieland Club 11:45—Jack Baker
loth Infantry Regiment and the 11:15—Conference Period 12:00—Popular Request Show
' Division Artillery. 11:30—Honshu Hayride 12:30—WORLD NEWS
12:00—12 O'Clock High 12:45—Curt JMassey
JT WAS THE 19-year old Cor- 12:30—NEWS
ooral O'Brien who added color 12:45—At Ease 1:00—Dance Bands
2:00—Symphonic Popular Musio
to the already b r i l l i a n t history 1:00—Inside Track 3:00—NEWS and Sports
of the Cotton Balers. Earlier 1:15—Strike It Rich 3:15—Latin Music
covered the activities of the 1:30—Theater Matinee (JKL)
1:30—DICTATE NEWS ( J K I ) 3:30—Music
65th Puerto Rican I n f a n t r y 2:00—Concert Hour ( J K L ) 4:00—Popular Music
Regiment. 2:30—Concert Hour (Join In Pro- 4:30—Baseball
Special troops and separate gress) (JKI) 5:30—Al Goodman's Musical Albui*
6:00—WORLD NEWS
units of the 3d were given news 3:00—NEWS 6:15—Club 15
coverage and recognition with 3:05—Time To JVJarch 6:30—Our Miss Brooks
Sergeant Coleman's writings. 3:30—Music 3:15—Don Messer 7:00—People Are Funny
He later became chief adminis- 4:00—HonshuForCowboy You 7:30—Gordon MacRae Show
rative clerk for the public in- 4:30—Baseball 8:00—Mr. President
'ormation office. o:30—Club 15 8:30—Mario Lanza
9:00—WORLD NEWS
9:15—Jack Smith
Korea Ribbon Given 'Polar Bear' ROKs 9:15—FLEMISH NEWS (Vagabond-
WITH F.s. 7TH DIV—Fifty-1 fought beside and lived with all Gypsy-Troubador)
wo Republic of Korea Iroops the companies in I h e battalion, 9:30—MaU From Home
a t t a c h e d to the L'rl B a t t a l i o n , i pinned on the blue and white 10:00—FBI In Peace And War
st I n f a n t r y Polar R^HI: Reg- | s t r i p e d ribbons, 10:30—One N i g h t Stand
iinont wpi'p avvaniod t h p j M a n y of ( h p IIIPH p a r i i c i p a l p d .1:00—Disc Jockey Request Show
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