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I 1. 1*43 IbH. U. C ^TNCOTRf fm€pU|.f ICELAND (RerlTiar Soejft Hente Jttia fjo» Jftckie Oakto—K«7« A Ot«h. RADIO ROKAROUND Lcoo Brrol __ ANIMALS Of CURRENT EVENTS Bmai^r * Mtwit?. Mr M PREBENTINO ULT MARS Judy OarUad—RtrhTd 0«rl«a Tan Heflin NEWS THE DAT Tneaday, JMy • JITTERBUOS lAurel and Hardy 8KT SCIENCE Pete 8ml cbhaood oAm MeUMy Maatar MASS MOUSE MBEnNO Phantasle Certooa Widaeaiay. J«ly T ALL BY MYSELP StarUns with a ti rrv I i/cTXj July 4 — SoDffteat from 4 to 6; 8:90. moviea. with Laurel it Hardy in the Flying Duecee. July 5 — Oames. Oala and Oal* ety Night. July 6 — Dance at U80 club with Poet Orchestra playing. July 7 — Bridge, chess and checker night. July 8 — Feature’ movie. July 9 — Bingo time, with a long distance call home aa a prise. July 10 Dance at William Street gymnasium, Poet Orches tra to furnish mude. RADIO PROGRAM STARTED The U80 Is on the alri Director Charles Leighton announced that a radio program entitled “Voices o* U80” Is now heard every night, Monday through Friday, at 5:15 over Station WOBR. Narrated by 8-^. Jack Phelps, the program gives schedules of U8 O events and general USO news. The Snack Bar has baeh enlarged to twice its original slae, and has been serving several thousand oils- tomers per week — BeUeve It-Or- Not! Also enlarged is the check roogn, and Director Leighton says no one need worry ghout finding Mlaeoj^r bats, bundlafe, parasols or hsve-you. The lawd of the IW> rum sports a soeond large beach umbrella with attraottve table and i^uUrs Ua tboee who care to RDe'^over soft drinks on the out^e. Also added to facilities are two neW'^bone bootha. “That should eebgle the boys to get their ci^ thrau^ on tlwe.“ said Dlre|tor 'Lc*ehtoD Patrick BMmles-4EvelyB Ahkers STRANGER FROM PEOOS Johnny Mack Brown Ihgrsday * FiMay. My B4 ySVK ORAVIB TO CATO - naadtot Tmui ftnn Baxter Bis Ten Stroheim THIS IS AMERICA NO. 8 NEWS OF THE DAY Theatre No. I 1800. 1748 and 3000. Theater No. 9 Sun—1890, 1915 Daily—1916 Man of The Week SOT. HOWARD W. BRET It's hard to get rid of It.’’ related Sgt. Howard W. Brey, of the Band “Music — once you get the bog Squadron: For many years. Sgt. knew. tbs thrlu and excite ment of playing the largest tbea- tow la the couptry. Be knew the thzlU of appearing as studio mu- slelan In Hollywood, radio enter- tidner and wbmver music was In the Ume-Ught. Many Jitterbugs have slipped a nMel in the Juke box to bwr the bray of Brf^’s tenor tax when be ^yed with name bands like Ted weens.. Orrln Tncker and others. IteL Brey Is not Just a Jive mu- Brey Is not Just a Jtvi the week's film fare oft aldaa,. hi fact te rather iwns to* bnmghl D fSDow- tuneful musical back by request and then tag up this bponlng bit with _ menu of comediss, 1hrmeTa,'lBitiA*. cals and documentary dramas, toe Post theatres have set up a tasty dish of entertetaunent for - flicker tons on the field — and that akes In everybody, sre figure. TTm revival referred, to Is Ice land playing today with SOnJa Hen- to bolding down the starring role and ably backed tv John Payne, who takes care of toe romanUc side of toings, and Jack Oakle m gags. The story revolves around the landtog el a group of ICarines in Iceland and their subsequent ad- ventres there. The reviewer* re- membefs the fine work of Sammy Kaye and his band of musicians in the pie. They get across _ couple of neat tunes. Also re called Is the fine warbling offered up by Joan Merrill. Jwdy Garland Sings With Judy Garland. Tan Heflin, Rlchv^ Carlson and -Bob Crosby and Tommy Dofsey and their or- diestras, a channlng backstage story, some attractive, settings and Ctui’t Be '■" Song of the we^ for Eeymour Jton80n aZ8 as evldtooed by Umes played and deumrtdi for feoords to P^ Ex- ehange is 'Tt Can’t Be Wroog.” Others on the Ols own hit pa rade were *111 Find You,*’ “As Times Goes By," “Johnny 2ero." "Trumper Rhapsody,” “Oaolnc In On A Wing And A Prayer,’’ and Tommy Dorsey's *Boogte Woofte. A dark horse eooteoder, how ever, which sppeared to be a sure'Are sucoess on the arrival of records was Toull Never Blow,” the song made popular by luaelous AUee fhye In “Hello Prlioo, Bello.” The AIR-O-MBOH avows that “Pistol Pacin’ Momma” will be way, way u^there shevay. severs! good song ntEhbers, Ols can look forward to entertainment with a capital E when presenting Lily Mara plays Sunday and Mon^ day. The story jells There’s a del icate play of emotion all through U. Thu boy'-gtol struggle is trans^ lated Into entertainment, that- wUi drag in' the'-customers. -It-.-has Just arrived m Broadway and It’s ratoer hicky we are to be sqelng^ lt at the OI prloes and at such early-date. , • - . . - ^ ^ Jltterbuss with theee two sanirs Laurel*and Hardy plays our theatres on The^ay. It la ssM .to be one of the best features .tqnibd •CBt; W tkoBM; to a kaig tlme.- dowii-t»«aith entertamment olanto of laughs. Their characteri sations and . comic JltterhugglBg are stendoute. • / • * ' • ' \ ^ A double helping of action ^ romance (righ) Alls the .^lendtf for Wednesday. Patrick Knowlto •nit lupous Evelyn Ankers make a niw duo to /U1 By MyeeH and Johnny Mack Brown. 8oUd"be-mu standby of the film lots, tak^ tpe honors In the oudoor sl^t-ein-up’’ sltow Stranger Proto Pecos. * * .y Clase “A” War Drama ^^ The theatres $4 something for you soldiers' t tw Thursday and Friday • vrlto •FTflh Oravm To 'Cairo for' PaiMato^ H»f woven a love story into toe. re; treat of the British Eighth El Alameln. Xi to a tense, knlt yam that begins when WtWr chot Tone, a Britl^ private. vtoBs out of a tank- He' makes his way to an ton oocujtled only by Tamlroff aa proprietors.^ Anp Baxter as a waltrem -when Rmn- mel anrf hla staff arrive. Tone Is teken for a permap agent. Erich von Stntoelm dors a striking and Impressive chracteriaattoia as ■ the German field marshal. The train of pvents that fbUowa turns the ahetw Ipto a good four-stSrm. The plo- ue is a floe blend of sentiment and action. wanto the cissrtcsl side, stoce he nsld,'-’'we'derlve our hot licks from toe .qlasrical stuff:” He has taught ■an ntiTBsm 'of mnioa and tostm tente to public schools. Like most professional musl- clans, Itoward has traveted a great deal; and It was to Wisconsin that he wrote the score for the show “Haresfoot” produced by the Uni versity of Wlseoosto. He also scored a hit when writing the ar rangements for the Show” of' AMitbem California. The SS-year-oId maestro’s ambi tion, however, to to score for mo tion ptotuies. Be did a good'bit of that work briore' be' enUated last January. Be provided musical background for Deans Durbto*and other leadh^ stogers of, Hollywood. Wbeo be arrived sit Seymour Johnson Field be was In the sig nal detachiment, but later trans- (erefl Into toe Ttb Band Squadron. Now he Is kept busy writing ar rangements for the orchestra and band. He plays red tostrumento to the band, dance orchestra and the favorite Dixieland aggregation. Although Brey excels on . t h e 'reeds,' te’ls also a pohsbed piano player. He Is married and cmnes froi om California. Teiephohe Tips When. a Seymour Johnson, Field soldier is told there will be a delay OH his long distent* oAfl. he dah'hilp eVeryone'get faster ietepbdhe 'service by stepping nuteide the> booth ahdswatitog. Then wftUe* thd c^tof Is oMaInf iM A clear- di^t fM JUnC-otber .ea&Acan.be eoptoleted. 0 appear the Monday variety pro gram broadcast over tbe ’Tobacco Network, was (tol. Mary Maumr, singing “Fro Getting Smttmental Ovw You.” Many of her buddies from the 813 Post Hdqts. were at tbe Serviee Club to hoar her, as many soldiers and their New Seng Another feature wan tbe stogtog of an origtoal composition by PFC Jobnw DeCark) oc the Ttb Army Air Xtoroes Band entitled, “Can’t We Be Sweethearts Instead of Friends?". Pvt. John Crider pro vided a specialty by doing “Sweet Sue” up to Donald Duck style, while Pvt. ftoarles Naragon, ac companied by PFC Joseph Faux, played a number on spoons, u Several tunes by tbe Post Dance Orchestra, directed by 8-8gt. An thony Trotto. and another comedy fest with Pvt. Artie Cemroy round ed out this week's edition of “ny- tog Bl|h." Master of Ceremtmies was tol. Johnny Grant, white 8Bgt. william Kumetsof did tbe announcing. Tbe Radio Division of the Boo- cial Service Section needs radio And other type of talent. Anymie Interested to appearing on post shows can contact tbe Division at its new loeatlMi to BuUdtog T-SO, next to the Alr-O-Mech omce. or by calling 309. Mnsloal Canteen Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday the “Musical Canteen,” smigs played by Sgt. Freddie Wedf on the Hammond Electric Organ at the Stanley-Yelvertcm Funeral Borne to Goldsboro, comes over the Network, while Sgt. Wolf m Tuecilays and Thursday gives a piano recital from 3130 to 2146. '’Alr-O-Mech On The Air,” with bree0 script written by Opl. Porter Ward, Is presented Sunday momtog at 1046 by two members of the staff, M-^. Rltoard Talt and Opl. Joe Butera, uMsig nesra of tbe jfleld as reported to the Cainp newspaper. From-■ the WQBR studios to Goldsboro,' - “Seymi^ Johnson News”, with CpI. Johnnv Grant as OPtonteOtotoi*, brings dally happen ings to .the radio audl»ee Monday torough IVidAyi Several new pro- gmina arh'jaraer constdersOon and wto be Imtouheed to the near fu- TheV/oK bySansone * MwJufkhM. wlwi 'n c^B— t»yyrt«ng'i te: AAP MsgalaUoB 96- a little geography on tbe gun eiy thalTfil. enlUtejL jwm Schools' and a few ‘ * ^ - 17 provides ihatTail enllWed wmt aebocBs' and who - are • stadoated fim toehnleal but mnoels as eoaunsd RAUltMlPBK- vem can aw ■ Atnm MSCHANICB. BAMO OfER- AYDBa. RADAR • OFBRATOB8; BOMBARDMENT AntPLANE MB- CRANICS. m'SOMBARDMENT AR MORERS. sad. to msM tbe physt- «sl Tcqolrements for aortal gaa- ■m. Best toko too osvea weeks ooone In flexlblo-ffaaaen. TherM fere, a cood Bsay Aifc-0-M^ rradeie -wID be erwed to oiw of toe Pirtea TralninE Comoumd’e six fitubic saniierT tcbools ^ftor iradoatieB. Alr-O-Mech. brileves you’d like eome UMdo MoramCiM S n can guess your destination, x Opimery S^eMs d nexible kouiery eehoola \ SIGHT -BRAT" WU be. a ' feature to provide_tiiat in- xermatlod. It Is prnitMd - by tbe PubHe Relatione Ofnee at Tech nical Tratainx Cossmond Heed- qarlers for 'excluslvp dlstrlbatlon to oil ennp Bowspopore at bosle tralBlnt eestero and tecbnlesl sclMKds bavins seouery sebool oaetas. “Where Do We Go From Here?” ’ hints aa to bow Recent additions to the Post li brary are attractive edlUous of some of the classic novels. Afito«g are: Hunchback of Notre- by Hugo; Count of Monte Crlsto. by Dumas; Tale of Two ClUes, by Dtekens; Great Eiq)ectb- tloi^ by Dickens: Lea Miserable by Hugo; and Moby Dick, by Her- ~ian MetvUle. Newer Action Just received to- udes: Blueberry Mouatata. b y Stephen Meader, Story of the trou bles and successes of two farm boys living In the Pococo moon- tarns of Pennsylvania who earned money every summer by plcktag ' selltng tbe blueberries grow- .. wild on the Pocono barrens, until they determined to have their own blueberry farm. Capricomla, by Zavier Herbert. '"Xliia novel of llxe to Northern An»> tralla won the Commonwealth lit erary Prise OompettUoD, on tho OfCMton of Austealla’s 160tb Ao^ cuversary Oeiebratton. A best seller to Australia and England, as wen as tbe United States. Non-fletim recently added; Ths Wright Brothers, by Fred O. Kelly —story Of tbe Wright brothers and birth of avlatkm la American to the core. Mr. KeUy’s book tells bow aa boya they flrst encountered the problem of fUAt when playing with a mechanical toy; bow they proceeded from experlmente with kites to gUdera. and flnaSy, after discovering the principles of flighty achieved Ibelr triumph at Kitty Hawk. Perhaps tbe most amans part of tbs book Is the story oA Amercan pitoUc refused to al* mit that the Wrights bad flownt and waited for their success to Eu rope before fully rscognistog them for achievement. Tbe Green Earth, by Harold William Rlckett ~a lairman's guide to botany. Psy chology You Can Use, by WllUam H. Roberts. Tbe story of tbe woiR of psycholofflsts and what they have aeeompUahed to exjdato how hum^ beings get the way sre. Pto- nears Of Plen^, ^ Cnnsty Borth. —The story of chemurgy, “ss new as tomorinw.” Bfany technical books, ,iter* tleularly aeronautics, mathe* matlcs, and physics have also been received. The setup at the Library reaialDs the same —coolness. aq* compared by serenity .w h 11 • browsing over ths latest books And magiiniM Speneh. Hihnntog ttr barlan to tbe boys, la always bsDpy to be Of assistance to any and sH.. seektog different books, advice, or various subjects, etc. Everybody welcoihe! ths Bie Grande flswa tote the Gslf. Harltogen la 38 mlks dne west ef the GnE as a R-M flies sad ysuH ses plenty ef these twin • Liberators there kecssss Harling en trains heavy bsastarte^ ga^ nets. If yea’re esr-markea as * B44 maehaale sr armwer, ysd vo get a flfty-fllty chance, at least, «f gslag to qarltafcn. lamilT Taias. (Zachary FfeH). Biiht en the mis Grands. acfM sn the faiaeas Paa Amerk^ 1 . way. Laredo is absal 138 nOlM northwest st Harltogen. mHes frem . By blgb- m San An- The gunnery schools are operat-1 ed by tbe Flying Training Com- i mand. There are six of t b e m. i They're strung across the d e e p 1 south and southwest, and south I “farwest” and divided evmly — I two to each of the Flying Train- t 1^ Centers. irers. . TO give you something otk which,ygcai coast I'ty**^ Tralniag v,eaMr to base your speculaUons *‘RDg Aitosna. .Abeat 31 Bltoit Seat*' P>'iscnls_ inttM nsrtbeast-sf the Jaaettaa.hto tween the herders sf Movada. CnL way tt’s 184 BUMS irsm "* ui 148 miles from /tfsalerey Mexico. Ihls is another bonthardmeni ffwum Mhsol eooeeatratlag en R44 tor» 'Where do we go from here” has been tbe No. 1 questton of soldiers since the earliest days of military history. No doUbt It was on the Ups of ihokt of ^rgon’s Guide to the Gunnery Schools.” Here's the dope. Soatheast Flying Training Center a Myera, Fla., (BaeUn^m ) where tbe Calsoaahtchee River flswa into tbe Galf el Mexico OB Florida’s ean - drenched west coast. Bneklngham Field Is ahevt 13 mllee frem the qnaint. city of Ft. Myers. ¥$. Myers Is en opposite side of the Florida pwiln- saut Dem Miami and a hH north; It’s 144 miles to Miami on hlgto way No. 94 which rsno down toe weal coaat to Varnestown, then tama east catting aersas too Ev erglades and mnntog aleng the Tamlaml Canal te tbe east coast. Light bombardment gnnners fer the A^, A-39, and A-Sl are traln^ — — —— — —.-.'here. They tarn eat a lew R-3g warriors when, nearly S.OOO years [fanners tM. For air to air firing before Christ, they stood on (he'mUsiotts yea go ont over the Gall shores of the Mediterranean Sea'ef Mexioe at varylag atUtades of and wondered - what tbelr next I frem SAto to 18.999 feet. move would he. Paaana Oty, Florlia OTynAall |t~ ms Soldier ,Field). Fsaama City Is to western Ktogmaa, Ms eseiasivuy We’ve noticed that tbe 1943 sol-;Fi«rlda dear ever to toe Central dier te no different except that, time sene, 198 miles Dorn Peasa- perham. he's (Mfiot. Give him a coio sad .183 miles from Mobile, few tlpa and be’U soon figure where Ato. Tyndall Field itself is sn-a his nsat stop will he — at least,aeok sf land aersss East Bay within a thousand miles, and-that’s jfrsm Panama City. It straddles not bad considering the glsbal the pcatosala between Si. Andrews scope of this vrar. ISsand and ths bay. nere’s sweB If you’re to line for flexlkle gun- owtoiaitog to toe senad vrltola sMy ... distsner ef toe post. Tyn- daB .gradaates wiH “““ Uond. ud ArM-. I* •W M mlW *• ““ Clcd- E**w, tw« leTel nl Ik. IMIUII. tetwM. Cerb.! BmI,.! raiw-- 11’. —7 •*. -X*— Mut W B«M«r Dm. — ttmtbtt Mem * 7.-’™ • ttet. a jtm -tad »* Kk«>— ,n'U tei mmmy • okW • view et BMlder Ihim lr.m Iwral. et e fiTl.. *M-i* 1r.&M Mlkkif krt B-H t™- ner,. Vetee N.nd. Fteld). lei* .lii«l •• ..ttk -Ml •* «*•.»>“ “* “S U BillM -wik weet el MM Cat7i-Hrtl7w.d leme win k. I. ban. Ilwt I-« yetee leeelT m mtOee treei Lee Aiwelc. M.r. ...dllokUr II Hm betwMk »..» Tin., mm* aeeUm Dm. »»d, yea, U-aMS kOm Item neae. ^ —tratotog ^ chances are you're wCnderlng now where you'll go from .iritere you • are. In . our first three ooMmns we told ya|i h^ you doufal detormtoe whetoiek yM’u baasesit to gtmDerr ariieol, mM ws Baplatoed w^.ieverg hir totev meQfbekttoast hd a ~ gioMr. This. *R8k tea’ll OnV Caaat ftptog Tratolng OiRtef v ef Texast Jasl InfalUUe Parmala . _ How, we'can’t give you an- to- fanible formula that wul teU you which of theee six sebotris will teseh you to shoot. But from data we’ve given you, if you’re schedul ed to be a meritoiue w armo^ you can narrow R down to twa niKM dMBdiac oa Ibi ITP- * Mnn Too^-kMll Maid lo M vio.. Witt 111. ndlomn tt’i ..dtf- fenol wrqmdtlcttVM KsTd i lot C d, wMh Jt. »it « « im TOO k ktel. Twi're I'to-the Bm post tebsie r la^trplRlRg. tebsie 79^ getting
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