SOLDIERS AT BOWLING PARTY—A lot of newly enlisted soldiers were home on lecve during the Christmas holiday and cbout 15 of them gothcred Ot Prohl's alleys Friday ofterroon for a bowling party and to talk over eoch other's lot in the army. They are shown above consulting the score board o'tcr a friendly moteh between guardsmen from Camp Beauregard, Lo„ end oir corps men from Scott Field, III., oad Selfridgc Field, Mich. Four of the young men were Appleton boys from Scott Field who were guests of Keith Prohl. Three are seated in the front row at fight, Milton Bergner, Carlton Burmeister ond Lester Abel, rcodmg from the left. Others seated are Ray Eogink at the bcord ond behind him, Gerold Surprise, Robert Hetzer, Roland Roscnberger ond Lyle Quont. Stcnding arc Gordco Specht, Milton Berner of Appletcn, Corltcn Bender, Don Broeker, Keith Prohl, Karl Hcimbruch, Normon Wcblcr, Phil Clork, Dean Jeffers. They all will be on their way bock to troining by tonight. (Pcst-Cresccnt Photo.)