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It. 1S43 Theatern: *Thi8 is The Army* Coimes To Seymour Johnson Pield It't all-out with tho Anar thi« Thundoy and Fridar at 7* old* Po*t Th*at*ra. A rollicking, frolicking funf**t that h^ had tho whol* country talking, Irring Berlin'* THIS IS THE ARMY ia smash ontertainmont for Gla. Eagerly waited for by field moTie-goers, this great musical show ia now brought to the screen after history-making success through out the nation. An All Star cost, headed by George Murphy, Joan Leslie and others, is masterfully aided by bright Tech nicolor. Profits from this great film go to Army Emergency Relief. The News of The will support the neor-two hour heodliner. ^ GREAT WESTERN EPIC The most pulse • stirring drams yet produed by that past master of outdoor pictures. Barry Sher man, THE EAM8AM arriyes Wed nesday for a one day stand. This pic is based on the best'- aellhw novel, ‘‘Peace Ifarshal,*’ by Frank Gruber and'lt biinn back the top foxir of Sherman’s last superwest* em, “Buckskin Frontier.’' Richard Dix, Jane Wyatt, Albert Dekker and Victor Jory. All of the tried and true elements of top • notch outdoor action fare are present In this fast • moving bit of enter tainment. There are stampedes, da:— hall wrecking, figfats. chases, gunplay, assorted villainy and a garnishment of clean romance. As marshal of a booming frontier town Richard Dix has a superman a» signment to establish law and or der. exposed by outlaws and the community’s bent cltlsens as well. 6ee the ver • rugged Richard Dlz as The Kanaan, the most amaslng narshal of them all. A Pete Smith speciality abort, a Fhantaale Car toon and another brief on Flying Gunners completes the show. COMEDT DEAMA TUESDAY About to depart for a honeymoon in Germany —- this was fust be fore the war — American newly weds Joan Crawford and Fred Mac- ICuiray are commissioned by the British foreign office to locate one of it’s missing agents wim an Im portant military formula. Gestapo opposition sets In and makes the film ABOVE SUSPICION resl ben- est-to-goodneas chuckle and UirlU material. Conrad Veldt, BasU Rath- bone and Reginald Owen lupport. A abort subje^., Sing, Helen. Sing, See the ever-nigged Richard Dlx or Rhapeody .are also fAtured. NEW CAGNEY FILM Tou|^ Jimmy Cagney makes one of his sil • too infrequent screen appearances tomorrow and Mon day at the po:k shovdiouses in JOHNNY OOUE LATELY. Splen- did emoting is turned In by Cag ney and his two female co-stars, Marjorie Main and Grace Oeoree. It’s a “can’t be missed’’ film for all types of audiences. Number 10 of The War series and News of The Day round out the cbow. MUSICAL PLATS TODAY A large and brilliant collection of musical comedy stars nil out today's rfferlng of SPOTLIGHT 8CANDAU. Sneesy and chunky Billy Gilbert, Frank Fay, laugn sensation of Dixie, Bonnie Baker, little sugar voice of the airlines, and Henry King’s Orchestra spar kle the pic. Second feature on the samo bill In IHE WEST SIDE gm with Don Barry, Dale Evans and Hen ry BuB. Church Program She: “Klas me once more like that and I’m yours for life.’’ He: ’thanks for the wafntng.' Prsteslaed Ssrvlees General Personnel, 0800, Chapel Noe. 1. 3 Jt 8. General Ptfsonnel, 0^15, Chapel No. 3. General Persoimti, 1100, Chapel No. 6. _ General Personnel, 1815. Chapel Noa. 1 & 2. General Personnel, 1930, Chapel Noe. 1. 3 A 8. Aviation Cadets, 0800, (Book of Oommun Prayer—Holy Communion) Chapel No. 4. Avlatlan Cadets, 1000, Chapel No. 4. Guardhouse. 0800. Bcej^tal. 0800. Red Cross Audi- torluDL Rifle Range. 1100. Jewish Servlties (Sabbath) General Personnel (Friday). 3000, Chapel No. 4. General Personnel (Saturday), 0800. Chapel No. 4. General Personnel (Saturday), 1815, Chapti No. 4. Hospital (Sunday). 0800, Red Cross Annex. Guardhouse (8und»). 1815. . Rifle Range (Sunday), 1100. ^ Cath^ Servlees General Pwsocmel. 0800, Theater No. 3. General Personnel, 1815, Thea^ No. 3. Aviation Cadets. 1000, COiaptf No. 1. Hospital. 1000, Chapel No. 5. Quardhouse, 0630. Rifle Range. 1100. O. L: “Darling I'm groping for the words to describe my love for you.’’ • Oal: “Weil do you think I’ve got the dlcttonary tattoed on met'* U/rmumt lokHMB Mi. Ri O Plan To Increase Family Allowance When Congress reconvenee in September, K will take action bn legislation passed by the Senate ex tending the provlsloci of the family aSowance act to enlisted men of afl seven grades and Increastog the amoun; of the allowanoes to certain classes Because the eztcnslcm of the act to the Orat three grades of enlisted men would result in a loss to some, were payments of rental allowac^ (Uscononued, the bill provides for the Individual’s choloe between the dependents aliowsnoe. of |38 and the rental allowance of O7A0. The bill stipulates that ehoiee may only be made once and applies oi^ to men In the f^rst three grades on or before the date of the act’s passage. Those pro moted after passagb of the bill will not have a choice but will receive the dependents allowance. Since no general Increase In the rate structure Is provided, the en listed man’s eontrlbuUon Is not In- oressed. This remains $33 If he has class A or B or B-1 dependents. 837 If he has class A and dass B or B-1 dependents. > The new table of allowances pro vided by the bill is as follows: Wife $80 Wife and child ob Additional childrro (eavh) ii Former wife divorced 43 1 parent (chief support) 50 1 parent (substantial sujvort): Up class A dependent 87 With class A 68 3 parents (chief support) 65 “ parents (subsOmtlal I support) J7 1 pa^nt and 1 briber or sister (chief suKiort) 68 i 1 parent and l brother or sister (substantial support).. Additional brothers or slstera (each): Deoeedent for chief support.. Dependent for substantial support Libivry Murals Now Shown; Work of Artist on Field It - . 7* - 11 681 A series of. murals, ooneelved, “Seymour Johnson Field Is laid ool .and painted by a soldier-artist on very mheh like my own borne ree* 87 the field decorates the walls of the evatloo in Upper New York State. Poet Library In the Service Ohib. X feel very modi at borne bcM.** Denting scenes of Ufe among the, Dorsey is married and has one 5.5r2llaS^lndIdrI the country with his patnt- *»ss, more research on Indian arte ed Indian of the Lene-Lenape tribe cultures and mors nalntlne. In upw HW . j „ , mWpm. p. In tte uUon, ^rmy ^ murato. H. vtoltad Indian resuva. made an Intaulre etudy Uid^ m Kortli OaroUqa to gattaer arta and ciutoms tbroughont tbe .nthnntie deelgna andtete lor tb. enUro country with qMclal empha- jSrmSi; >or sis on the Eastern Seaboard. ' While In civilian Ufe, be was com- ^ miteSmed by the Albany Instttute I im of Art to do a series os palnttngs ^ Most Important athlsUc news ot » subject and .l&works the vreek to derived from the an- J“ve toured tee country. Kstt^^ Sst*o?^SS^w*^v£aabfe^^S Muncement by Poet Athletic Of.jWrt promlnept ^tto. .a —- S^er^^f Rpseblum that! Working In a medium dmltof 1b,ci&rk the Post edict banning Seymour tempora, called ‘earth colors. “ I ^ neo^ Johnson Pftld athletes from paz^-1 Dorsey portrays the dances andi^TIik •« bv urTlns Bsrhesu- b“,Been withdrawn. itume and authentic poses. He hhn- pairfax Downew- “roe of tM HOOPSTEBS EEADIED !self made the first and most «• i Sontter “ Henry Oa! Plans are already afoot for for-tensive research m this subject'w.^. »iAiiq^tny ^ ths WUder- matfcm of^a Post boxing team be- and Is considered anluthortty. ^1, fore October- is over udThrough Dorsey’s fodUo name “^-be-ka" sterv the to meet other andSeans •Two Arrows." ^^tef WoJlJ Starting his Army! career la tee Book Saeyabpedia. «ifSujKtor. H. ^ .lec^_ Post Teams Okayed Per S.J. Field workouts in a short while for ^ basketCAll team to represent the field. The Post quintet, we hope, win meet service teams as well such coUege aggregattona as Duke University, North Carolina, North Carolina State and others. ’ MOSTLY BOMB GAMES. The Lieutenant revealed that camouflage, drawing .his informa tion frmn TnrfUw pgacUces. and has done the art work for many Army booklets. ' “You. know, *‘be often says. -has a fine pugilistic outfit as have the Camp itojeune Marines adjoln- ing teem. This type of inter- most of. tbe contMtlng would be on camp rivalry had been heretofore S^mouir Johnson groimd thus al- out of tee question at Johnson ...w-w lowing an of these blgtlme gamesTFleld but tee rescinding of the oldlyour cigarettes for no less than and fights to be witnessed our niUng vrOl allow our athletes'|50,0(M.“ soldiers. to vie with others from all over’ dinette manufacturer: "ITl see The Marine base at New River,the state. 'youInhale first." The LwAy Oega The Thirteenth Air Force hi the South Pacific la 18-consclous and with a good Reason. Thirteen of ite menmrs uve shot down over five Jap planes; It was activated by Spe^i Order No. 18 on Jan> uary 18. 18tt at 1300 o'clock. Each plane has IS lifebelts in It, too. Movie Actrese: “I’U endorse Weutt Ti> Live/ Here's How: Enemy’s Attention Must Be Diverted Quickly NO. 8 — TO. ATTRACT ATTEN-EMY WITH RESPECT TO THE TTON AWAY FROM THE 8ENTTAL INSTALLATTONS—This Is Of course very aUnllar to NO. 1. The shade of difference, If any, might be said to be In the degree of tbe difference In visibility be tween the real and dummy tn- stallatlocs. An Important Installa tion that could be very nearly though not completely concealed, could conceivably go unnoticed if a much more obvious and a con- vtnclng dummy could be placed In the locality at safe distance. Even though ’Jbe enemy bombardier might reotoniee ‘Jie dummy os being such. It'la oonceivable and very uosafble that the' attention on tbe dummy would attract would cause him difficulty in discovering the real tnetallstlon or cause him to miss it entirely. Examples of this type of dummy, costing many of doUara, can be found around some of rjr large aircraft factones. While factories have been S te effeetivtiy covered by camou- (c dummy buQdbigs have been cosstruetod close Ity to draw tb* enemy away from the real objective. Btrtctiy qieaklng, thto type of dummy Is In reality a deecty. becaos* tt is em^oyed to decoy eaemy attention and bomB- feto away froa tbe Important In- VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OR ACnVITY IN AN AREA — Ifcre dummies could be employed to create tbe impreeslon teat a force or InstaUaticm was perhaps much stronger or larger than In actuali ty. Sample of this could be again tee tee use of dummy airplanes In conjunction with real airplanes. Dummy tanks, oontraptious con struct^ of a Usht framework and canvas to look41ke a tank and placed over a jeep or other small motor v^iicle, have been used effectively In mai>y theatres of operation. The British advance In Libya got off to a good start partially because tbe British employed a large con centration of dummy tanka Utot were under constant surveillance by. the Germans who thought they were tee main body of tbe British Forc es. The main body In tee mean time was moving by nl^4 to a flanking position from' which they took tbe enemy by stnrlse. NO. 4 — TO DSAY and CONFUSE THE ENEMY BOM BARDIER CAUBQia HIM TO WASTE HB BOMB8 BY RE- DUCINO THE CERTAINTY OF HIS ADC This, of course, ties In very closely, and to an obvious combination of tbs teree prevtous purposes. — - _ TO PROTZDB FOB TTON—Here a dummy airport with dummy aircraft apparently being brought Into action would draw fire and distract attention to provide time for the real alrearft on tbe real airport to gft Into the air as well as time for anti-air craft t ogo Into aetkm. Anyone of these purposes migM be very well served by the use of dummy ord- NO. ^ - - - THE DEFENSE TO OO INTO AO- Hn S—TO THE IHtItiesns. dummy alrerafti dummy [bouses, or buildings. Dummy trees buildings, etc., could of course, and are being used for straight con cealment. The possibility of em ploying dummy bouses, barns, sheds, buildings of all Unds ae well as tree« and bushes, as cover for such Installation as aircraft guns^ marline gun Implacemente, ohser-; vatioD pora, trucks, jeeps or tanks Decoy plane used to draw enI FIREAWAY FROM CONCEALED PLANE to UmlUesB. Many Ingenious and effective covers ot this t^ have been constructed for anti-aircraft guns. Houses that slide off cm rol lers or fall apart In a fraction of a second expoi^ a gun for action. Th) pOsrtbUitles of dummies being used in this manner for .straight cover are so numerous and varied that tbe subject should be an In tensely Interesting cballesge to tee Ingyiulty of any alert unit Here to true deception. An tntereating looking group of buUdlnge or trees to suddenly oonverted Into stirmg defensive position or striking foree^ Decoys and dummies can be ^ced In vtwo major categories. The prefabricated or the field «x- pedl^ In either case they abould be durable to prevent a dlffleult maintenance problem. Where po» Bible, they should be coUapslUe. e*-peclato In tite pra • fabricated group. They most be reaeocabls la cost and be dlslfned to do their parttoular job. ita relation to their particular job there are three mala atossBs. TYPE NO. 1 to for ohser* vation at an elevation of 5.000 fast above. TSFB NO. 3 to for observation ftm 5.000 foet te 3.800 feet, TYPE NO. 3 to frosa 3,808 fast to 808 feet, B to oftso possible, depeod^tenn tbe loeatido, io detwmftb* Me whtob of tosee eetonrlas tte nlMwrrstlfiii or at- taoh wffl fan. TOMOOiliVJlPEIJ
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