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Bradley beam., 1943-11-13

should have few Officers present at these games.
 And now... Some fellows said that it couldn't be done, but the Pfc. replied: Maybe it could and maybe it could mt, but he wouldn't give up till he tried So he buckled right in with a bit of a grin, took off his coat and went to it,. He started to charm and swing the "sweet thing" that couldn't be done We'll. He dood it! Pfc. Jimmy Hopkins and Miss Cammie Sot- tile have announced their en- gagement.
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13

ments Sarge, because I don't think she hears you.
 S/Sgt. Robert Elliott was very happy to announce his engagement. To whom? Let's be more specific Junior.
 What made Sgt. Winfield Green leaf suddenly make up his mind to go on a three-day pass-could it be that little girl who stopped writing?
 Cpl. R. T. Gooden and his wife are really making up for that years separation.
 Cpl. Stanley Olson is still very much attached to that WAC cor poral (seems like all WACS are Corporals). They must have found that certain something that makes them click.
 Congratulations to Cpl. William O. Ward and the new missus!
 That increase in Rank won't be hard for Tech. Sgt. Morris Nitcher to take home to his wife and baby.
 Private Claude A. Lee and Pfc. Doris Clark talking things over and in a very quiet spot.
 The Charles Ten dinner was a great success! Seemed like the of- ficers and enlisted men were full of toasts-and more toasts. We should have more of these gather ings!
 And then the dance at the Bond in the Egyptian Room-was a grand affair! The gals and music were swell!
 Cpl. Eddie Clark had his gir stolen-and by a civilian!
 S/Sgt. Bob Waterman has his center of attraction in Rochester and I don't mean the conference!
 Sgts. Leonard Kempner, John Neck, Cpls. Lester Prentiss and Wassel Tarasuk, can really basket that ball! With just a little prac- tice you can have the best team on the Base, men! By the way, we
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
Going to New York
 For the Weekend?

The Henry Hudson Hotel, 353 w. 57th St., just west of Broad way, NY City, has dormitory for enlisted men open nightly-regls- tration, weekdays from 1900 hours, Saturdays and Sundays from 400 hours-EM get locker, key, show CT, soap, towel, shaving facilities, excellent bed, and cup of coffee in the morning, all for only one dol lar ($1.0O)
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
WINDSOR LOCKS BUS SCKB DULE

Effective 16 October, 1943, the following steps will be made by tAe Windsor Locks bus:
 Starting Point-Quartermaster Gate
 Main Gate
 Spring & West Streets US0 Spring & Center Sts-
 Whiting St.
 Suffield & Main Sts.
 Railroad Station
 Spring & Main Sts. Bridge
 Elm & Main Sts.
 Elm 6 Center Sts.
 West 6 Elm Sts. .- Elm & South Elm Sts.
 Elm St. & Bradley Ave.
 Elm St. 6 Poquonock Rd.
 Main Gate
 QuarteTmaster Gate
 Buses leave the Quartermaster gate on the hour and half hour, arriving at the railroad station ten minutes after and twenty minutes of the hour. The run starting from the QM gate on the hour travels East on Spring St. returning to the base west on Elm. The run stArtlng from the QM gate on the half hour travels between the hours of O!U0 and O1O0. Last bus leaves the QM gate at OO3O.
 In line with the Government Conservation progrom and ODT re- gulations only the above scheduled stops will be made.
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
WAC FACTS AND FICTION
By Ty5 LOUISE A. WEST

the wrinkles of the collar without taking her shirt off,
 SURPRISED convoy covered truck heard group girls greetings "Oh Hello Boys" chorus of female from the dark interior of the truck answered. oh Hello Girls"
 (06OO-Every morning. you droopy dr
 Walking around in khaki slips? After Consisting Harvey: don't know cleaning didn't between them around Christmas ime If you walking shoulder she has hopping this There particular mind and is located the flag poe Ii you find missing Don't say didn't warn you
 Comment overhead: say Miller you chute rather low these daysP
 Did you Friday wearing her Abn shoes and did also notice the bows in her har7 Dv to hos-wd like change for Sims T and beamne cheerful dispositions miss doing fatigue duties But hurry home and make it
 bseadocoa "No has anything her, her the watch out os' let's hear about what find at the of rainbow. We'd like to go, too
 That music filled the dance School where the WACs this Base attended dance siven Artillery of Hartford The Jterbus hit new high in rus-cuttne (suh sansD Let's give hs word three from "They BEAM hear from us-us new girls lime heard enough, though the high attitudes perhaps just assignment We're terribly anxious to se workine-to learna and to show we're here to work
 wear gathered good impressions o the flowers in hail.
 And you struck ooverals We've been feeling completely WAey without them
 
 Sat thirtyhe friends welcoming us with mai Our a high which the Mountain Katon couldn't squech (which we're not eripns about)
 So get here haven't much more TOT |" BEAM while crawl our +v nais See you'
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
CONTROL BOARD
By T/Sgt. Maxwell Dublin

Sergeants Murray Webb Leonar Hardy, Joe Stewart and Corporal Stanley Basterash visited New York City for the first time last week end. While their stay was definitely social gain, it was un- fortunately a financial loss. The boys left enough cabbage" in New York to pay half the war debt and they still insist they weren't taken. Three of the gang returned with swell memories, while Sergeant Hardy ended up with a blonde and a hangover!
 Who is that Cpl. Miller of the WAC's that our Top is always trying to wake up in the early morn? Better make other arrange
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

lub6e oer Sungfrdulidfeit ab. 60 mar
ibr 2eben gan5 @ott getpeibt uno ood
tpie bisber in Ser @elt. sic fiibrte
oas 2eben elmer &loiterfrau I'M g.
ternbauie, ergeben ibren 2ieben, 6em
@ebet, oem 8obltun un6 BEN bdus-
liden Bfli6ten. Sbrem @uni9, Elm
&loiter au bauen un6 6arin lire Ies.
ten Sage gu berbringen, tam Der
500 5ubor. sic ftarb i'm Sabre 1141.
Sbre 8riioer tponten iie, 10 er5Gblt
Die 2egen6e, in &eilsbronn begraben
lafen. Die beioen Hferbe aber, Die
ben 2ei6enpagen 5ogen, tparen nidt
in Der &i@trng 6ortbin gu betpeeen;
immer 6rebten ite ii9 pieoer nad Der
Stride bon ct. Beter 5l1. Sort tpur6e
ite 6enn au6 beigeiest.
8al6 tpuroe ibr Grab bon Mn6d9.
tieen un6 Bilgern beiudt. @ie, oeren
2eben @ite gemeien, 5eigte fid aud
giitig an ibren @rab: biele @un6er
tpur6en bon ibr beri6tet. Die Ser
ebrung Ser fl. @tiaa tpuroe bon 6em
Bapit Bius Dem glften i'm Sabre 1927
als felt unpor6enfli9en 3eiten Bette.
bend anerfannt. Sbr Seit lit am 19.
SuIi.
Sc lit idon 70: Du bait feine Mus-
it1t, beilig au tperben, tpenn es aufs
@irdenbauen anfdme @s itebt au6
nirgeno geidrieben, oaB &irdenbauen
Elm 3eiden bon &eiligfeit iei. Gdon
mander bat cine Stride gebaut, r1ur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

Staotes. Ser anbere be5iebt iid anf
bic eigntlid So5ialoronung: oas Prt-
pateieentum in englter Scrbinoung
nit Dem geltanoe uno Der gutluidlung
Der Samilie. 0aruus 5iebt Sius Der
3molfte beoelltiame Solgerungen, BON
oenen Die cine pieoerum ltaatspoliti.
iden, oie anoere io5ialpolitiiden Gba'
rafter bat 5taatsgeiete, 10 lebrt Der
gapIt, Die oas Bripateigentum 6eriib.
rem, oiirfen babel niemals iopeit ge'
ben, oab iie Dem Samilienuater Die
griiilung Der linn bonn Sd)opfer
iibertraeenen Samilicnpflidten uerun'
moeliden. uno oas 3iel ieoer So6ial-
politif muB Die S6affung BON 2ebens'
raum fir Die Samilie iein, nobel Der
9ontifer feinesnegs MIR bier neu Dor
sugen itellt. Mitten in Ser 3eit Der
napoleoniiden 8eltumltur5es, als tpie
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@eidledt Der Stride geidenft. giner
Der griioer Stiaas mar Der ielige
@raf aonrao Der @rite, gr5biiboi BON
Sal6burg, Elm anoerer gruoer ltiitete
i'm Srte Gutenberg elm geneoiftiner.
floiter, Der beilige 8iidpf Otto BON
8anberg NOR ibr Better.
Ser Gbroniit peib bon Stillas Su-
geno MIR 5u berihten, oaB lie pie
cine @ottesblume erbliibte uno lid
in oiel aiebe aIler unglidliden, Ser.
lullenen uno Irmen annabm. @r iagt
Damn, oab lie aus eigenen @itteln auf
einem Siigel bel Der Ibenburg cine
Stride 81 @bren oes FL. Betrus er.
baute. Dies mar i'm Sabre 1886. Sc.
een Sag lei lie biniiber gegangen uno
habe bort lange gebetet. Sn oieier
Stride legte iie aud Dor ibrem Better.
oem 8iidof bon 8ambere, oas sc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

beute oie beiten @eiiter ii6 Inn bic
Siderune elmer idoneren 3utunft be-
miibten, foroerte Der geniale 4oam
Wfiiller (pon Dem aIles fonierpatipe
Denfen Ser geeu5eit aussebt) cine
Staatslebre, an oeren @ingang cine
Ebeorie Der Samilie itebt, als ,,oes
eriten, 5ur @rbaltung. Berbinouna
llno Sortbauer oes menidli9en Sc.
idledtes notpenoigen 8erbdItniiies".
l1no am gnoe 6es 10. Sabrbunoerts
mies &arl b. 8ogeliang, Der lebte
foniequente fonierpatibe So3ialpoli.
tifer, oarauf bin, oaB ,,einige, auf IL
beraler @runolage fabri5ierte @eiet.
sc" ni6t geniigen, Inn Die io5iale
Srage 5u I0ien. .Das erreidt man
nidt, inoem man cine Mlterspfriinbe
ausiebt fir oie Mrbeiter", uno au9
I'M Staatsgeieb er5uungenen Gant.
lienlobn iiebt er nl1r ben auerlebten
gluspeg, .tpenn Die outonomen &C.
ieaidaftliben Organiiationen 5eritort
uno nur oas geieuidaftlide Central
organ bes Staates mebr 5u funttio.
nieren bermag''. Staatlid feitgeies.
ter Samilienlobn lit Elm ,,bifariite'
renoes Notre6t", tpel9es nur oas
Sdlimmlte 5u berbiiten bernag. 9as
So5ialpolitif muB bic @ntproletari.
iierung bes Hroletariates iein, 3. ;.
Der &ufitieg Der aeiisloien arbeiter
in BEN &reis Ser 8eiiteuoen. 9as
(Gort a1f Seite 12)
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9ie &arbinalirage beim
Tamilieni6ut
Son Tr. 80.

8on ser glntenne auf DEM bati'
faniihen Siigel lit 81 Sfinglten letten
Sabres oen Sudern flare @egrpeiiung
ouf pid)tigem @ebiete gcmoroen. Sc.
ne &unofunfbotid)aft Bius oes 3molf.
ten lit oarum elm grunolegcnoes 90
fument, neil iie Die &aroinalfrage
berausitel1t, auf Die es bel alien 8e'
miibungen INN 6amilienidus an
tommt. Sier5ulanoe lit oieie 8ut'
idaft nid)t eeb0rig beahtet uno be-
iproden moroen. Gum Sell pobl oes'
halb, neil mande Der oarin nieOer'
gelegten @runoidse ameritaniiden
&atbolifen fremo porfommen miillen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

um ii9 i6tpere 2ait bon ieinem &C.
1piiien au tpdl5en. - Sd gebe aud
gu: 9u fannit nidt tpie cine Nonne
ODER tpie Elm Rloiterbruber in elmer
5amilie leben; ou tpiiroeit ibnen nur
gu leidt 6ie 2uit gum Seiligueroen
perlei6en. @s fou1mt audi ni9t auf
piel 2ippengebet un6 elm fron1mes
8u9 na9 Dem an6ern an. Gin beiliges
9eben lit 6ies, un6 Seius, 5obn bes
5ira6, iaet es: ,@iitigfeit lit tpie
Elm Barabies an Segnungen unb
8armberaigfeit tpdbrt in gpiefeit"
(Sir. 4O,17). - g.. ct. 3. g.-B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

Sn6ibioualismus uno Sreitpirti9aft
baben biele 10 boqitanoig beitoden,
oaB Die driitli9en Sunoamentallebren
6ariiber gdn5lid in @ereeiienbeit &c.
raten iin6.
Wir iiberlaiien nun 9r. &c., einem
S9pei5er, bas @ort, Der ii9 in bon,
fommener uebereinitimm,ng nit uns
ieren &niidten iiber Die grunolegen.
BEN @ufgaben 6es Sarnilieni i9uses
tpie folgt berbreitet.
5autlienidus iit nidt BLOB eine
Mngelegenbeit unierer Giriorge ODER
ausgleidenoer @o5ia geredtigteit,
ion6ern Elm tpeientlides Strufturpro.
blem oes gan5en @eieGidaftsauf.
baues. gs itno 5tpei @run6idse, Die Der
8apit uns erneut in @rinner,ng ruff.
Ser cine lit itaatspolitiider gsatur:
Die Samilie lit Die &eim5elle oes
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Rittuod, ben 1. eeptember 1913
9eilige Denti6e 2aien
9te fl. Sttaa
(t9. Suli)
Son @eorg Eimpe, B.S.W.,
Mnihfn ntnt1 @ H


beute sebrudt perben, gibt es uur
tpenige, Die Elm Meni6enalter iiber.
bauern ueroen. Sen 8erfaiiern
fomnt es au9 tpenieer barauf an,
bob Die Nadpelt ibre 8iider leie.
@as iie tuoaen, lit, baB ibre giider
beute ,,gut abgeben", 5. +. oaB man
iie taufe pie marine Weden. Sic fin
ben cine groBe @enugtrung oarin,
tpenn man ibr 8ud als ,,beit ieaer"
in alen 3eitl.ngen an5eigt uno in
auen 8udbanblungen uno orug flores
auflegt. unO 1penn es als ,,8oof Of the |
Montb" ODER gar ,,8oot Of the Gap"
eeprieien miro. 60 ton1mt es oenn,
6ab mir iiber oas @eidrei oes Ea.
ges oas quite gllte pergeiien ooer ge.
fliiientlid oaran porbeibeiifen. lln0
mir? - mir MAIDEN es nit uniern
religioien 8ii6ern Inn nidts bciier.
Wir 5ieben Dos iei6te neue. ncnn es
aur einen flimmerigen Gitel bot, oem
treuen alten Dor, oas uns idon me.
gen ieines erniten @inbanos an Die
Neroen geben f0nnte.
@s gibt elm tleines 8u6, oas ihon
1000 Sabre iiberoauert bat. @s miro
nod 5ebnmal 1000 Sabren nod eben.
10 leienspert iein als our 3eit, mo
es geibrieben puroe, ndmli9 INN
180 b. Gbr. gs bat nur 81 &apitel,
aber ieres bapon lit 5ebnmal mebr
inert, ais elm bo6flingenoes u8u6
bes Sages". Sn ben eriten SSabrbun'
berten Der &ir6e tpurbe es beionoers
bodgei6dst. Wan braudte es fir BEN
nnterrid3t ser &atebumenen, als cine
Nrt @infiibrung in BEN @eiit Der
neuen 2ebre, uno neil es unter dbn-
1iden 8Ibern Die erite Steue eir1.1
nabm, nannte man es @cclei eitaiticus,
bas beiBt, bas &irbenbu9. Sein Ser
faiier bat ben Namen bes lieben Sci
lanoes: Seius bieB er, Sobn bes Si-
rad, unb man f0nnte neinen, bic er-
iten gbriiten bGtten es oieies Nanens
tpegen beionoers Iiebgebabt, ia, un6
ipegen Der mil6en &eilanospeisbeit |
ieiner Spriide. @s lit 10 ibabe, baB |
oies foitlide 8u6 nidt fir ft9 ge.
6rldt lit; man fonnte es ieoem tper.
6enoen Meni9en in bic &dnbe geben |
uno er bate mebr oabon, als bon |
nIIer mo6erner1 Qebens. 1tr6 Eraie. |
bungsmeisbeit.
Sn bieiem 8ude finoen ii9 unter
ben bielen Sdten zines am tGgIiden |
2eben gereiften Mannes iol9e bon
tiefiter @iniidt in 6as 2eben Der @ee-
le als @ottesidSpfung uno @na6en.
1uerf5eug. Son beiligem 8angen &C.
raoe5u iin6 feline @orte iiber SAINT.
lie, @attenliebe uno -treue un6 iiber
bic Siibrl1ng Der beranpa9ienoen
Sobne ,tn6 Eodter. Mdnner uno
Srauen bon belte m6gen iie altmo-
oii9 nennen, uno uniere Sugen6 mag
oariiber lddeln, aber an bieien &ern.
tporten IdBt iid ni9t meiBeln uno iie
laiien itd nidt iibermaIen.
@lternbaus, Gamilienliebe, @itten-
treue uno @laubensfreu6e biloen oie
@runolage fit ein 2eben in &eilig-
feit.
Die bl. 5ti1a tpur6e gegen gn6e
oes elften eSabrbunoerts auf Der
Burg Mbenberg BEL geurnberg gebo-
Evening star., 1943-06-11

the Army Air Forces flying training
detachment. Cadet Bowers received
his pre-f1ight training at Maxwell
Field, Ala
NEW CUMBERLAND. Pa.-Sec-
ond 1t. Paul j. Keller. husband Of
Mrs. P. J. Keller, 1248 Pleasant
street Sc, has been promoted to
the rank of first lieutenant here at
the Army reception center, where
he is provost marshal. 1t. Keller
has son stationed at the Portland
(OregD Army Air Base and a
daughter serving in the WAVES at
Memphis, Tenn. He has been sta
toned here since last October.
CAMP LEE, Va.-Three men from
the Washington area recently were
commissioned second lieutenants on
graduation from the Offcer Can
didate School here at the Quarter
master Replacement Training Gen.
ter. They are Joseph L. R. Beau
lieu, 1858 Minnesota avenue Sc ;
Boynton P Livingston, Arlington
Va, and Dwight Collier Brown
1928 Fifth street, South Arlington
Va.
WENDOVER FIELD, Utah
First 1t. George Carl Roeming
husband Of Mrs. Mary E. Roeming
1000 Cathedral avenue NV. has
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Notre Dame AIumnue
To Hear Msqr. Carroll

The Very Rev. Msgr. Howard J
Carroll, assistant general secretary
of the National Catholic Welfare
Conference and secretary of the
Governing Committee of the Ma
tional Catholic Community Service
will address the annual reunion and
banquet of the Notre Dame de
Namur Alumnae at 7 pm. Tuesday
at the Statler Hotel.
Mrs. Mary Haden Denny, chair
man OF the Arrangements Commit
tee, announced also that 1t. q. g.
Grace Lally, chief nurse at the
United States Naval Hospital at
Bethesda, Md. who recently re-
turned from tour of duty in the
Evening star., 1943-06-11

reported to the Army air field here
for duty as an intelligence omcer.
CAMP COOKE. Calf. = Capt.
Donald F. Forbes, aide to Brig. Gen.
Robert w. Grow, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Forbes. 3414 Lowell
street NV, is now stationed here
where Gen Grow has taken over
command of an armored division
Capt. Forbes was formerly stationed
at Fort Benning, Ga.
COURTLAND, Ala. = Aviation
Cadets Hugh J. MCGEE. jr. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh j. MCGEE, 1888
Oak street NV. and James E..
Wildrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert S. Wildrick, CLOS Blair road
NV, have reported to the Army
Air Forces Basic Flying School here
for the third stage of their training
as cadet pilots.
TULLAHOMA, Tenn.-Pvt. Ros-
Evening star., 1943-06-11

QeINlC COunCll, ''' O. L. Sneparu'
however, voted him his degree on
the grounds of an unusually good"
scholastic record. A graduate of
Chevy Chase Bethesda High School.
Pvt. Shepard was formerly employed
as a copy boy for The Star.
GULFPORT FIELD, Miss.-War-
rant Officer q. g. Elmer L. Mar
shall, former employe Of the Fed
eral Security Agency, who is as
sistant communications officer here
at the airplane mechanics school of
the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command, has been Sc
lected to attend officer candidate
school. Warrant Officer Marshall
has been in the service since 1927.
PARRIS ISLAND. S. C.-Pvt
John Paul Miller, Marine Corps,
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Pvt. J. P. Miller. college. He has
qualified as sharpshooter here at the
Marine Base.
DORR FIELD, Fla. Avia ton
Cadet Michael R. O'Reagan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Michael r. O'Reagan,
29l0 P street Sc, has reported to
the Army Air Forces contract flying
school here for the primary phase
OF his pilot training
AVON PARK, Fla. Avia tion
Cadet Hugh c. Bowers. formerly Of
Washington. has completed his
primary flight instruction here at
Evening star., 1943-06-11

now IN training
here with an
Army Air Forces
mill t a r y police
company, W a S
awarded a bach
elor of arts de-
gree by Haver-
ford College at
It's June COM
mencement. Pvt.
Shepard entered
the service in
the middle of
his senior year.
T h e colleges
Emergency Aca-
Evening star., 1943-06-11

we'll P. Waldo, son Of Mrs. Mary
Kennedy Waldo, 800 North Pied
mont street, Arlington. Va. has
been promoted to the rank of cor
poral here at the William North
ern Army Air Field where he is on
duty as legal assistant to the base
courts and boards officer. A grad
uate of Georgetown and National
Universities, Corpl. Waldo was for
merly associated with Alfred A.
Hilton of Arlington before going In
the service last September. He is a
member of the American, the Dis
trict, the Virginia and the Arling-
tor Bar AssOcia tions.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

son OF George D.
Miller, director
of sales for Boss
& Phelps. 340l
Thirty = fourth
place NV, has
been selected to
a t t e n d officer
candidate school
at Quantico, Va.
Pvt. Miller, who
a t t IN d e d St.
Joseph's College
in Philadelphia,
enlisted In the
M ar Inc Corps
Reserve while In
Evening star., 1943-06-11

war zones, will be the guest of
honor. Mrs, John A. d'Epagnier
will be the toastmistress.
Sixty-eight graduates of Notre
Dame Academy will be welcomed at
the banquet and received into the
association by the president, Miss
Kathryn A. Creveling, who will
preside.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
~ keda&9z5&WlTH ID. c.
FIGHTING MEM

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Pvt. Seth
T. Shepard, son of Mr.. and MIS-.
Nelson M. Shepard, 81 West Lenox
street. Chevy Chase, Md, who is
Evening star., 1943-06-11

You can place a want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as II
o'clock tonight. At the business
counter, or If you have a telephone
call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
YOU CAN'T BUY
ASPIRIN

that can do more for you than St. Ioeeph
Aspirin. Why pay more? Why accept less
than the St, Joseph quality guarantee
Worlds largest seller at 1Oc. Sc tablets
2Oc. 100 for 35c, Get St. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Palais a! is; Royal va /!

Garry straw handbag that's so gay to look at
and so practical to use! Its roomy enough for all
your essentials and pretty enough for all
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Evening star., 1943-06-27
Hats Stay On

SoMErHING much more upsetting
to Regular Officers, than what the
Reserve Officers may choose to call
each other. IS the !atters' habit OF
taking off their hats. Every we'll
brought-up man has been trained
since childhood To take off his hat
when greeting or talking to a lady.
Therefore. military manual notwith-
Evening star., 1943-06-27

~ dominating my mail. | do
not mean questions about wedding
details or names on cards. but those
about differences separating Mill
tary from Civilian point OF view.
The Regular Officers represent
the traditions OF West Point, Annap-
oils or sister Academies. Their OBJ.
servance of them is perfection
The Reserves as they them
selves say are, however, in the
service Just to fight" So they do
not want to follow regulations and
wait to be called by their military
titles until they have reached senior
grade. Therefore. the title Mister,
always used on certain occasions by
the Regulars. is Stunned by the Re-
serves; and Lieutenant This and
Ensign That" - or even Ensign
with no name following 1t - is
frankly preferred.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

is to invite the wives of officers and
the wives Of enlisted men together.
A reserve officer wife, whose friend
from home has just married a pri-
vate, impulsively invites this attrac-
tive friend with the wives of two or
three officers to whom she owes re-
turn of their hospitality. A very bad
breach of etiquette!
Evening star., 1943-06-27

the USO huts, the Soldiers and Sail
ors Clubs AND the Stage-door Can
teens - to none of which officers
feel free to go.
An easily understandable mistake
made by the bride of new officer
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IS 70 AVOID taVernS or dancing
places to which the enlisted
men, who can't afford the more
expensive places. habitually go.
In defending this. however. the
officers saw that the men have
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When Friends Meet

n SOMEWHAT different breach of
etiquette occurs when Lieutenant
Jim Jones meets his best friend,
Private Bill Smith, somewhere in
public. No lack of rank on Bills
tunic is going to keep Officer Jim
from rushing up to him with glad
hand - or keep them from going
out together when they can.
An illustration of temporary abb
sence of barriers between officers
and enlisted men is seen at we'd
dings. When a graduate of West
Point or Annapolis marries, prob
ably his friends in the wedding party
are all officers. But when a menu
her of the New Army marries, ex-
treme contrasts in the rank and
grade of his friends are the rule
rather than the exception.
To the brides of men in the serv-
ices who think that bridegroom
should wear a white boutonniere at
his wedding! To any Army or Navy
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standing, off comes the hat of every
unthinklng new officer as he stops
to talk with woman friend, or
when a lady enters an elevator. This
is a conspicuous instance where the
correct Regular Officer is made to
seem rude, and the incorrect Re-
serve Officer polite unless the
ladies know military etiquette.
A rule of consideration which new
officers should, in fairness, observe
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bride who thinks her husband
is putting on airs or being plain
ly ill-mannered because he re-
fuses to carry packages! The
military regulations state that
nothing extraneo,ls to his mill
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tary equipment may be carried by an
officer; and no ornament other than
regulation devices and insignia or
his decorations may be worn on his
uniform.
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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IN THE SERVICE
He may have to keep
new etiquette rules
in mind. Listen
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