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rage Fm OctohK Jl, IM> JUa-O-MECB Mnrnmmt Inlaw FlnU. K: Ci Movie Theatres: Musipals, Med Drama On Screen Thie Week Well fellM, H’8 % bard, tough aten Kdinund Lowe end AUyn Jo» T- cldc wli»t fllnu we're goliis to eee j,* i, denteroue. Then there'e from week to week have really Evelyn l^ea. gone to town In a big way. You. U .Top Man ’ with a galaxy cl get UirM mu^cele. om comedy nitertmlnment store rolls exotipd end a Dr. OUlesple this time ^o^nesday and stays all through around. It’s between you and your ^ ^ ^ ^ight. EXuiald O’Oon- conscience whether you go qt not. ^ guguay more repul- We usually list these In order of give *h»n Mickey Rooney, does ImporUDce or entertainment val* wltn songs snd dances. 8a* ue, or what*have-yoa, but this F^ter. the poor man’s Lily week, we'll Just list them the whm Pons. makes like operatic sing* they'll be shown. No sense picking ing She is accompanied by that one from another. blonde. Edmund Lowe Is the lad Today (Saturday), comes “Or. vrtjo first originated the Esquirt OUlesple’s Criminal Case’’ wtdeh ty^ for movies. What UtUe talr Is all about Dr. OlUespie and bis he has left Is not bkmde. AUyn stars Llemel Barrymore In the U* Joslyn Is a meek sort of chansc^ P- olf end he's supported by Van v*o does pretty well with ms lines. Johnson and Keye Luke. Now. sU austere and conservatWe sym- three of these lads are top men In phonic orchMtae. their particular line. Barrymore king of the 88. Rlcharfl IMx Is hwe rrc-ited the title role back when too. minus hla six-guns Md ^ L-w Avres was Dr. Kildare, and rlat. Dig the Count, c^. he s solid everybody wee reel heppy. While murder in our IMh. ■mree S^gM this series has been considered lake *. labeled strictly “B” grade. you’U often, ••Diasy'Filots.” find a lot more Wck in one ol them j Thursday and Friday we get 'n a 2 million buck super- he the best of the epic. There’s a sp®*'t8 parade and ^ggjt'g entertainment, ft’s “Sweet a color short with It. Rosie O’Orady.” with Mrs. Harry Olsen and Johnson, who would James. Robert Young, and ^ol- klll their own grandmothers If the pbe Menjou. If you get a little laugh was big enough, star I n {(red of nothing but beautiful wom- •‘Crazv House” showing Sunday en you would uke to marry, oere s nd Monday Don’t let the UUe Betty Orable, all for « Masses 0130 0800 0800 Mass (Boepltal) Mass (Aviatlan 0830 Cadets) 1000 Mass 1100 Guardhouse 0800 Rifle Range 1100 Wediday Serv Dally Masses 0700 1730 Make A Man OfY our self i Read Some of These Books MenI Do you ever look In the and emotional sides of Ufe. mirror on a sad, foggy Sunday morning, roll your tongue around In your mouth a tew times, Kid wonder what sense there Is In liv ing any more? Do you ever resist the temptsUon to sUce off part of your nose with a razor? Do you ever look at that horrible face you csJl }rour own. at that foollsii smile; and those monstrous bags under: your piggish-looking eyes, and wonder why you were such a sad, sad. back? Understanding Myself, by Olob* erson. —>Short articles on persib n^ty problems written for young people. On Being a Real Person, by Foe- dick. —A New York mlntetre ap plies both psychology, and new relivloD to SuCh personal problems as dealing with fear and anxiety. Integrating one’s personality, etc. ’Tbe Key ’To Personality, by Roth. —Bow to remake your per sonality to get more out of yonr I life. Well stop wondering, menl Ihe, Why Be Shy? —“How to banleb Post Library’s got the answer to'self-consdousness • and develop your problems. 'confidence.’’ . . w If you consider yourself some- How ^ ^ thlns'of a stinker, try one of ^e fluence People, by Sw*book8 on the Ubrary •helves. l Ihey’U make a man out of you. no^»l I^Ple..,^ ^ They’U put the old sparkle hack 1 ol in those plgglsh-looklng eyes, put Roheeto. —Deals ®^lly ^ zippers on those bags, make that iph^ology potSi^nose look like a.slim, needle- dudes also emoUon. Intelllgenes. Uke schnozzle. Ihey’U make you a memory, cross between Flip Gorkin and a Psychology and the Soldier, guv bucking for OC8. Copeland. —A short readable di^ soldier out ol cuaslon of what constitutes discipline, morale, and leader^ » *1. ..1 -H**e ship, and how they are achieved, some ol them ,!U Oot Tour Number! A booh ^ yOTr''rela“°one'to‘oUwrT e^ TOu!i OetUng Along With People, by 1930-3100—In Chapels I, 2 8t 3. 1%^ ^ of* them are by experts, iWright. —Practical suggestions oo Catlisite Serrloes Chapd. 3 Chapel 2 Theater 2 Cbapri S Obapel 1 Chapel 1 Chapel 1| r>T*r»»i a toeyn gi?" |lyou, KWler. 1900 . Chapel 2 Jewish Servlecs Oeneral Services (Friday) (Saturday) (Saturday) iBnt all of* them are by experts, iWright. — •who can write IntelUgently and making one’s self popular, xelUng 11. .a e_ .w^.A ^tolMurv wltli Al>VAto ITAAnlA. ATUl ffUA* .... , .^Interestingly about these subjects.'along with other people, s^ gain* wapel UUes available now are: |lng a position of leadership. 2000 0800 1315 Chapel 4 book a self help, party prae- B'lU AVAUIAUCA.V A.^WAA e A%.e e*.w «.el I this picture fool you, friends. Olsen yours for the aslung. What m«M and Johnson are crazy like fox- her different from beautiful wo es. If vour Idea of good clean fun you would like to * is a guy wiping custard-pie off his thai she has such wonderful teetn. a-rwACTAgAMA fare man. run down to the Post and eyes. With her and her niusi-! services 0900 Theatre and climb In a front-row gal extravaganza, the ^“"es are' seat Newsreel, end an El Brendel showing a new “Mwch of ’nme. comedy short go with this one. which is always wrth ... 1. ....to . ..ArtMetototoi wlAntv DT ffOuQ Hospital (Sunday) 0800 Ouardhouse (8u.) 1315 Rifle Range (Su.) 1100 Fretestant Serriccs Cbapel 1 8e 2 0930 Chapel 3 wiuAiy oAivtv ft./ ...... — ew...... tMtoniee'nf tT oo^' Aviation Cadcts 08W Ch^el 4 Tuesday “Dangerous Blondes" ‘s and a newreel. Kenty of goo a common Prayer—Holy .e raSi. Itongeroue Blonde, screening these nlghte. cmmmunlon) __ Avlatlua Cadets lOOO inilMfNAL dlisE. Wltit' Lionel Berrj. Oenerel Service. 1100 more. Van Johnson. Key Luke Tropical Sportlaod a sports parade Rocky Road of Ruin a color Rhapsody sun.-iny; CRAZY HOUSE with Olson and Johnson Monday: A R«*le’s Cookie, comedy with H Brendel News of the Day No. 214 TueKlay: PANOEROUS BLONDES, with Edmund Lowe, AUyn Joslyn, Evei^ Keys _ ^ Not On My Account, a comedy with Edgar Kennedy War I»gs. an M.G.M. Color Cartoon Wednesday TOP MAN with Donald O’Connor. Susanna Poster, Rich ard Dlx. Count Basle and the Band Dlszy Pilots, with the Three Stooges Corny Concerto, a Merrle Melody Hospital 0800 Ouaroliouse 0800 Rifle Range 1100 Weekday Scrrleea Chrlsiian Science— General Services (Luthen^— 1930 Tues. Chapel 3 Oeneral Services— 1930 Thurs. Chapel 1 1930 Wed. Chapel 3 ■Music of The Masters"— 1930 MOD.'Prl. ClU4>el 3 I"’ Thiirsdey; SWEET ROSIE O'ORADT. with Betty Oreble. Robert june Range Hyum Sing- Young and Adedphe Menjou and Friday: March of Time—Europe's Crossroads News of the day No. 215 1930 Wed. Tuese. Chapel 6 I NOW WE KNOW A According to Lord Selborne, Brlt- — -isa Minister of EJconomlc Warfare, THE BUGLER AND BIS CBlCK Take one draftee, slightly green, the Nazis have suffered sunof^ „ . ,Orate on a sergeant's nerves. Add U sses in manpower to »nte. He At Daytona Bea«. • Florida. U5eral portions of baked beans Kid sets their death total at about 4,- there were two buglers, ow corned beef. Season with a sprinkle 0''0.000. Which Is Just about half- there's only one. but they re m the rain. Sweeten from time to time way point as far as we're con- sarae family. One / with chocolate bars. deemed. (CNS) Knowles, who rolls the WAC de- sur from bed at early hour. Soak • uebment out of their bunks early jjj gijo^er or tub dally. Dress in TELEGRAPH OFFICE DBAma In the mom. The other Is Sgt Mix with others of his; 7llliam H. O’Brien, Coloma, • >ger Knowles, her dad. who d^s Toughen with maneuvers. Michigan, telegrapher, took ^ the same chore at an unidentified j- uq degrees summer and first message of the day last week, port In Nortb. Africa. Tbey entored ,,j „„ weather. He took It Just es be had thouMnda the Army on tbe same day. (CNS) serves 140 000 000 people. . of others. But when he flnlshed^he It uke two to make a marrlsge while the siui was bright ' — a single girl and an anxious j m^'ther. By the moon at night. Your hay is stacked “That’s a pretty dress you have In bundles ne»t. *A Yes 1 only wear It to teas.” But the lingering taste “Who me?" Df o®** ** sweet. re^ It over, blinked the tears sway, and delivered U In person. It was to his wife. It was from the War Department. It was at^t their son; Pvt. William H. O’Brien. Jr who bad been killed In North Africa. (CNS) 1 wish you'd laifw* your medals on lipSterl— This it no scrap mstal depetr Important Principles to Remember in Individual Concealment a ..... .A .^._A la A.. Vto /VAR. nOrtA: A of equipment. INDIVIDUAL CONCEALMENT .. of such natural materials as shrubs., tog noises 'by^th^wemST ?© distinguish be- mud or patot'lf nothing else to . toi to 1 sDicuous clothing as well as the concealment, remember that H lS|by the w y. g available. If you are approached The Importance of todlvidusl con- . ^ ^ ^ neutralized cover that provides protection from'tween the *>y * low-flytog airplane, remain cealment cannot be "resae? w u,e terrain. Bright the enemy’s fire ^ ?«Uto*tre^^ moUonless. kMp your lace down much It la one of the most Im- » . „jaht reflect the'keeno the enemy Ignorant of your apparent whether ceriam areas wui covered, for your norUnt Dhoses -n the training of ^^^A*“.?w_,,ito "h# uned down or.location so he cannot direct his give cover «alnst Are or gwy ^ misfortune It tt KSdtor*^ tottut it tostUls to him ““Jfif, S thJrSr fire upon you. iafford concealment from j, bright and iony. Use extra care the will and determination to wc- elw e . aU ^sonnel should be able »» “®“' ^2* Je’lfrly®? Slrt“^Jf yo*to ?'*‘®“ ^ "® ceed only taught recoanize and Interpret terrain fea- grass, weeos ano snaaow*. « c u unknown to the enemy, while j- methods by s^h at the same time you wU be able ^ conceal yourself from the principles' that V*e ‘SJi taught recogntoe and Interpret terrain fea- graito, weeds and and determtoatlem *®to|Jy®’,i?^a*^' It may be for many Sins By prooerly concealing him-, self hls^llto will be prolop®*** his mLvilon can be fulfilled. Is a war of Individual acUon. when, every man must think and act for COVER AND CONCEALkffi^- Every soldier must know the dif- fereiie between cover and JJ^roent. Cover to proteeuw against enemy Are. and may he obtained by natural means, such as tree*, rocks, ditches, emt^^- ments, ground depressions a o d aheU holes. Other cover may m provided by the soldier Wmaelf by tte coostructlon oi fox boles Md ’ entrenchments. A soldier under cover la conwaled *'2^ ebaervatldn bot usually not from; aarlal obaervatlMi. ^ . In addition to concealment of- lorded by the usslminf aaay be bad by via u* - -'.’.'J !>“ Qua lATE IN THIS WAR 0€P£NDS NOT SA ON OUR NUMBERS OR OUR ARARAMINT MIT SQUARELY UTON THE WOIVIOUAL SOLDIER •• •— —- -- ^ you can conceal yourself from the to see and act against him. enemy observaUon and protect your HdPORTANT PRINCIPLES TO self from hosUle weapons. Only by REMEMBER IN INDIVIDUAL uie correct employment of this CONCEALMENT—Take advantage knowledge can you .efficiently do of shape color, and shadows of your Job and decrease the power tbe ground and background. Avoid to tbe enemy to do this, outsanding landmarks such as lone To review CONCEAIiMENT. trees or rocks, fence comers, etc. First things come Arstrset up and Such points are easily picked up then do not violate an access and as targets by enemy obMrvers. traffic plan. Dlsperae all equlp- Never occupy positions which stand ment, and take fuU advantage of out against the skyline or are to all material cover. Select where sharp contrast to the surrtnindtog possible an active pattern that wUl terrain. Avoid all unnecessary permit further development of con- movement. When necessary to move pick out a concealed place and determine how you can move quick ly without attracting tbe enemies* attention. Make full use of aU nat- lural cover and ooncealment The enemy can't aim at you If he can’t •ee you. Choooe positions careful^. Ooncealment ftom both ground and air Is necessary. Oonslder yonr position from tte cnemy’a point of jSm. Ooboeal brlfM saC cealment. Avoid contrasts, military crests, break: up tbsdowa csst your equlpent with natursd ma* terials. Avoid changing Vm terrain much as possible. _1EMEMBSh—If your camou flage Interferes with your operation change the camouflage. Xf tbs sd« mlndtrstioo «f Vm operation toter^ fares vrttti camouflsss, the administration. (Tb k" — ■'
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