3d TMRS Passes AER Drive Quota

AVITH 3D TMRS, Nov. 12 Boasting over 100 per cent contributions in the AER drive are the 724th Transportation Railway Operating Battalion; the 765th Transportation Railway Shop Battalion; Headquarters Company, 3d TMRS; the 712th TRO Battalion, and the 772d MP Battalion. The quota for the entire 3d TMRS has been looped by 37

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said, "It's been a long time amazingly comfortable. She SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, since I've seen an American lives in a tent surrounded by 0:15Dave Garroway Nov. 12 (UP)The -wounded girl. It's really terrific to wake jarbed wire but well-heated und STANDARD 0:30Hospital Request soldier opened his eyes and took up to. But I never thought they lecorated with the colored Kilroy, 1510 kc Vagabond, 1140 kc 1:00Dixieland Club a long, wondering look at the had 'em this far forward." scarfs of the various branched Gypsy, 1403 kc Troubador, 1320 kc 1:15Ladies Are Present lal! brunet at his bedside. Nurse Lt. Mary L. Vondal, of the armed forces. Horpesteader, 1230 kc 1:30Honshu Hay ride Then lie smikxl f a i n t l y and North Chelmsforci, Mass., grin- ASKED IF SHE had many 11:30Conference Period Sunday Evening, November 16 ned back at him and brusquely dates, she said.. "Any night J 2:0012 O'clock High 6:00NEWS went about taking care of the ,vant." She is bcseiged wi'th re 6:15Personal Album (Kilroy- 2:30NEWS man just returned from surgery. ruests for her company fronr 2:45Way Back Home Homesteader) "Dont talk- too much," she lot only American men bu! 1:00At Ease 6:15Greek Program (Vagabond1:15Johnny Dugan told him. British, Dutch, French, New Nomsd-Gypsy-Troubador) 1:30Theater Matinee (JKL) THE SLIM, 28-year-old girl Zealander, and other United 6:30Our Miss Brooks 1:30DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 7:00jCcmmand Theater with startling brown eyes has Nations fighters. 2:00Concert Hour (JKL) 7:30Charlie McCarthy been in Korea for eight months. "I never get too seriou.'-:, 2:30Concert Hour (Join In Pro8:00Tneater Guild She volunteered for it. though," said Mar}-. gress) (JKI) 9:00NEWS And Sports Mary lives in a hut a few "You are with them until they 3:00 NEWS 9:15Popular Music yards north of the 38th parallel go home. It isn't too good tc By PFC Ed DCSw 5 sen 8:15TURKISH NEWS (Vagabond- 3:05Football 5:00Music In The Air * IN KOREA, Nov. 12 (PaC. and works in a hospital Avard get, too close. It's jiut for comGypay-Troubador) panionship." 5:30Bob And Ray 9:30NEWS FRONT-FAR EAST (S&S)It was quite a day for a few yards to the south. "I live in North Korea and If you take Mary on a date 5:45Around Your Town Today PFC Richard Dinan of Detroit 10:00The Whistler (JKL) 10:25Football Scoreboard when Mrs. Anna Rosenberg work in South Korea," she ex- along the 38th parallel, you can 5:45BCOF NEWS (JKI) plained. 10:30Mail From Home eat at the mess hall, and then came to dinner. 6:00NEWS And Sports "I'm happy," she said, but either go to a movie or take a 11:00WORLD NEWS Dinan is cook for Company D. then paused to admit that the 11:05Music For Late Listening 6:15Curt Massey Everything was prepared on stream of broken and smashed walk up a hill. In either case, 6:30UN Album (Kilroy - Vagabond - Homehas 6:45Sign Off time, including chicken a la- bodies that pass through her she a.m. to be in her tent by steader) 1:30 7:00Sign On king, hot biscuits, salad, and life give her a constant shadow. 11:05Disc Jockey Request Show 7:00Arthur Godfrey (JKL) (Gypsy-Troubador) peaches for dessert when the Mary's h'fo noar the f r o n t is MOST OF ALL, she misses sheets to sleep in, pretty 7:00DICTATE NEWS (JKI) 12:00Disc Jockey Request Show assistant secretary of defense 7:25What's The Word (JKL) feminine clothes, and 'china Monday, November 17 her place at 7:30Music From America (JKL) took long chow line the end of dishes to eat from. With true 5:00Western Music the about noon. 8:00Theater Guild 5:30Popular Music female instinct most of the BUT MOKE distinguished 8:55A Story Of Japan 7:00 WORLD NEWS nurses have planted flower guests fell in behind her whom 9:(X)_NEWS 7:10Popular Music gardens and occasionally they 9:15UN Album (JKL) PFC Dinan had not expected: 7:55WORLD NEWS break out a skirt instead of 9:15DUTCH NEWS (JKI) 8:00Lucky U Ranch General James A. Van Fleet, fatigue trousers on special oc9:30Suspense 8:30Dixieland Club Eighth Army commander, Lt. WITH EIGHTH ARMY, Nov. casions. 9:55Songs Thru The Years 8:45Dave Garroway Gen. Ruben E. .lenkins, Maj. 12The first medal for valor There are laughs once in a 10:00The Music Shop 9:00Encore Gen. Bryan L. Milburn, FEC ever presented by the Eighth while, especially in the summer 11:00NEWS 10:00WORLD NEWS G-l, and Maj.,Gen. James F. Col- Army to a Korean service corps when helicopters attached to the 11:05Music 'Til Midnight 10:05Band Music lins of the office of secretary of civilian was awarded Sunday by hospital dodge and hover over 11:59NEWS BULLETIN 10:30Vocalist defense. Eighth Army Deputy Chief of the nurses sunbathing in shorts. 12:00Sign Off 11:00At Ease After being served in line, Staff Brig. 'Gen. Charles W. But the war never leaves 11:30Jack Kirkwood Mrs. Rosenberg broke ranks Christenberry, Berrysville, Va , Mary for long. If she's not 11:45Way Back Home .12:00Popular Request Show Oooooff! with the generals, and ate her to Song Sang Bok. ' caring for the wounded, she can 12:30WORLD NEWS WITH U.S. 2D DLV, Nov. 12 lunch with PFC Tilfqrd WhitSong was awarded the Bronzt. hear the sound of artillery that 12:45Bob And Ray An Indianliead soldier with acker, Oklahoma City; PFC Star for heroism in combat. The sometimes shakes her ten:, and 1:00Dance Bands Company I), 9th Infantry IIeg- August Traback, Stockton, Kan., ceremony was held at the KSC if she walks outside at night, 2:00Symphonic Popular Music i in out, Avill have a corker ar.rt PFC Charles W. Reist of provisional detachment, Seoul, she can see the fascinating 3:00NEWS And Sports of a war story to tell his Beloit, Kan. .3:05Football before an estimated crowd of beauty of red tracer bullets "How has the food been," she 1,000. young'uns when he gets back 5'00Popular Music lunging into the sky. asked Whilacker. to the United States. 5:15Behind The Story "Fine, m'am," he answered ON FEB. 25 Song came to the 5:30Charleen Hawkes This frontline trooper was assistance of an American 25"n 5:45Inside Track sitting in his bunker when shyly. 6:00WORLD NEWS 'This food is good," she said Division officer who had both a Red howitzer shell shrieked his legs blown off by an enemy 6:15Johnny Dugan to the doorstep, bounced with- after taking a bite. 6:30American Salute "DO YOU have enough winter mortar shell. Song, "ignoring out exploding off his leg, and the danger of other shells TOKYO, Nov. 12 (Pac. S&S) 7:00Music From America belted him soundlj in the clothing?" During the meal shs which continued to fall in the 7:30Howard Barlow Presents Fires and explosions seared asked sudden questions about stomach. 8:00Arthur Godfrey the men's welfare between area, immediately went to the enemy gun positions and transHe's in the hospital now 8:30Choraliers aid of the officer, who was portation facilities Sunday on 9:OC V7ORLD NEWS with one devil of a stomach- compliments on the food. profusely, applied both Korean coasts as Navy "These biscuits are wonder- bleeding 9:15Popular Music ache. ful. I told that baker I'd tell tourniquets, and staunched the jets ripped positions with straf:15DUTCH NEWS (Vagabondflow of blood." him if they were good! ing attacks and surface vessels Gypsy - Troubador - HomeComptrolcr Named "Those were the best biscuits His heroic action is credited pounded the Reds with big steader) WITH KComZ, Nov. 12Col. I've had. in a long time," she with probably saving the offi- shells. 9:30Mail From Home 10:00Suspense Paul W. Steinbeck, Los Altos, said. She stopped to thank the cer's life. The cruiser Helena, with a 10:30One Night Stand Cal., has been named comptroler, baker, PFC Thomas Forrester spotting plane to call her shots, *-. 11:00WORLD NEWS Headquarters, Korean Communi- of West Point, Miss., for them blasted a supply area, four artil 11:05Music For Late Listening cations Zone. before leaving to finish her tour. lery positions, and two other (Kilroy - Vagabond - Homegun positions on the eastern steader) 11:05Disc Jockey Request Shovs WITH DUTCH BATTALION, front. THE BIG 8-INCH guns of the (Gypsy-Troubador) Nov. 12Johan W. Pot is Helena saturated a frontline 12:00Disc Jockey Request Show a corporal today because he position and smashed several likes to gamble. In a recent action in the bunkers. SHORTWAVE Planes from the carriers T-Bonc sector, Pot's company 6 a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKL, 9.605 Oriskany and Kearsarge cut 6 a.m.-6:45 p.m. JKI, 11.825 relieved a unit that had been 7 p.m.-Midnight JKL, 4.860 pushed hack by the Chinese. through low clouds to score 7 p.m.-Midnight JKI, 6.030 The relieved unit had left rocket hits on supply buildings Sunday Evening, November 16 some light .30s on a ridt?e of near Wonsan. Eariy morning flights wrecked an enemy 6:00NEWS And Sports Hill 200. 6:15Music For You (JKL) motor convoy and damaged a The day was fairly quiet highway bridge. Afternoon jet 6:15Greek Show (JKI) and Pot was bored. Me tried strikes hit buildings and sunk 6:30Sports Memory Book to .stimulate .some action hut or 6:45Sign Off damaged several small 7:00Sign On things were just plain dull. coastal craft. 7:00The Big Time (JKL) On the look-out for "gelt," he Marine fliers from the carrier ,7:00DICTATE NEWS' (JKI) bet a buddy he could crawl Badoeng Strait hit the Chin7:30.Our Miss Brooks (JKL) the 800 yards and bring back nampo and Haeju areas. Thev 7:55Rendezvous With Caro one of the abandoned machine- left supply dumps in flames aii;.l (JKL) guns. warehouses badly damaged. 8:00Charlie McCarthy His buddy said, "Vou're 8:30My Friend Irma THE 5-INCH shells of the deMOS 11924 / 8:55One For The Book nuts." stroyer Naifeh pelted a trans9:00NEWS Pot leaped over the pro- former station near Wonsan. JOB'- EXPLOSIVE ^9:15Sports Scope (JKL) On the west coast, the British tective wire and headed for 19:15TURKISH NEWS (JKI) 1 the gunsand Chinese. A i'ew cruiser Birmingham and Cana'DISPOSAL 8:30The Whistler (JKL) minutes later he was back dian destroyer Crusader bom9:30NEWS FRONT-FAR EAST with a .30-cal. on his shoulder. barded Red shore batteries near 1 (JKI) The Australian deHis company commander Chodo. ' 9:55Football Extra Avasn't happy. But the Dutch stroyer Anzac later joined the 10:00Music Land, USA VlO:30 AER Show commander, Lt. Col. Cornelius two Commonwealth vessels.

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Schisperoord, promoted Pot to corporal the .same day. .

3d TMRS Passes AER Drive Quota

AVITH 3D TMRS, Nov. 12 Boasting over 100 per cent contributions in the AER drive are the 724th Transportation Railway Operating Battalion; the 765th Transportation Railway Shop Battalion; Headquarters Company, 3d TMRS; the 712th TRO Battalion, and the 772d MP Battalion. The quota for the entire 3d TMRS has been looped by 37 Pacific Stars & Stripes Wednesday. Nov. 12, 195

WITH I CORPS, Nov. 12Two Stateside contributions- boosted the I Corps Korean Children's Amputee fund to $71,573.71. The Clarksville (Tenn.) Kiwanis club sent a $100 check, saying it hoped "our small contribution will assist in your work. More citizens of the United States should be made aware of the intense suffering in Korea."

Stateside Checks Up 1 Corps Fund