gned or attached to these tent that such is practicable. units, or by civilian tailors to the exAll uniforms, either tailored or purchased ally conform to the standard design authorized by the Italian ning for these units it was decided to establish a Service Club for the Italians instead of ex hending the privileges of the American ‘eitiew's Cub be een.” september 1944 the building in the Gui raring American Apes used by the Enlisted ven ae a clubh Nuss, Was Openc a also to the ISU, so that the Americans moved out and were given a building in the Compound Mrs. Lila Petersen of the Personal Kelations Office was appointed official hostess for the ISU's—to work on an overtime basis four hours each night of the week or ae my h time as necessary. quisitioned enough salvage lumber to build a stage where the twenty five piece Italian Military Band could be seated. A bolt of osenberg cloth— vering for boxes was dyed blue iins and draperies for the dressing rooms. organized with a schedule for seven nights - Petersen learns how many of the boys have a birthday from Tuesday to Tuesday. birthdays) The officer notifies men of the party and they(those with are seated on the front row before the long table centered "ise ciresiar mo. 279, 8 gut igus. 65 |