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Bradley beam., 1945-05-12
Employees
 Association Notes

The Civilian Employees Associa- tion held Board of Directors Meeting this week to plan for the many functions they are represent ing. There are big events coming.
 A Committee was appointed to work out procedures for setting up a credit program for civilian eln- ployees needing small loans for emergencies. Their findings will be announced as soon as possible.
 Oh by the way, have you joined any of the Riding Groups? The representatives have reported very successful rides so far and every one is most enthusiastic over con tinuing. Ruth Ballou, her new ex- tension is 1898, (for the Dispen- sary is now located at the Hospital, as you know) will assist you in contacting representatives and groups. Now that we can pretty we'll depend on good riding wealth CT, you should take advantage of it and the planned rides.
 Tom Ryan, Treasurer of the As sociation, reports that the collec- tions for BLUE CROSS for this quarter came in very slowly and in many cases needed pressure. Tom has a deadline to meet and it is absolutely necessary to have all payments in on time or else your policy will have to be automatical- ly dropped and you will not have the opportunity to re-join. It is difficult to understand this failure to meet obligations when you con- sider that many people here at Bradley have already received such benefits from their BLUE CROSS membership. It will always be the very time that you have let it lapse that you need it most-this has been proved already, to the sorrow of several of our people. Let's all help by remembering our own obligations instead of putting an extra load on someone else.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-12
1st Division Captures Same Kraut Twice

Germany (CNS)-One German soldier, unidentified, has given the 1st Infantry Division more than the usual amount of trouble. Captured recently by men of the Big Red l" in their drive across the Reich, he revealed he had been captured by the same division 2 years earlier in North Africa, sent to PW camp in the US. and returned to Ger many in a prisoner exchange.
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Point Values -3t'.
Continued from Page One)

that critical score of 85 has
 been set for the Air Forces and
 any man with total point credit
 for less than that number will
 not be eligible for release. .-.
 In further explanation, Service Credit will be given for any fraction of month greater than fifteen days. Overseas credit will be computed from the day of embarkation to the day the veteran sets foot in the United States. Any place outside the AS States and the District of Columbia is classified as overseas. Combat Credit includes the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Legion of Merit, Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross, Soldiers Medal, Bronze Star Medal, Air Medal, Purple Heart and Bronze Service Stars (battle participation stars.) Foreign decorations which may be accepted and worn under War De- partment regulations will receive credit. Parenthood credit for chill dren under IS years of age will be limited to three children. Wacs will also have Adjusted Service Rating cards and will go through exactly the same procedure as enlisted men except for two factors; one, mar ried Wacs whose husbands have been separated from the service will be released regardless of whether the Wac in question has been declared surplus; second, their critical score will be A points. Off, ficers will receive two screenings; first, to determine whether they are surplus to the needs of the command in which they are serv- ing; second, if declared surplus, to determine whether they are es- sential or non-essential to the Army, and accordingly they will be reassigned for further duty or released.
 Another point to remember is that surplus men will be taken from all elements of the Army no matter where they are located. This means that men in all the theaters of operation will stand chance for release regardless of whether they are in an active combat thea ter or not.
 All these plans add up to one conclusion. The War Department is making a sincere effort to get every man and woman back to civ ilian life as soon as possible and by the fairest means, a system which was devised after many sur veys and tests of the opinions of soldiers throughout the world. The Army wants to get you home as quickly as possible-without sacri- fcing skills, strength or numbers which will be needed to crush the Japs.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-12
z Ieather
 iinds
By S/SGT. DAVE KENNEDY

ODD-BALLS: Your correspon- dent learns that in spite of rumors to the contrary, Weathermen are just as likely to go "off their roll- CTS" as anyone else. From "con- tact" in the far North, he is in formed that one of his former companions in crime," a talented commercial artist in civil life Ca Weatherman in the Service) is now back in the States undergoing psy- chiatric treatment. According to Northern explorers the sanest places in the world are the Arctic regions. All man has to do is to cut himself a hunk of frozen wal rus and he is immediately reju venated. Maybe SO; but did you ever notice the gleam in the eyes of those guys? Your correspondent prefers the comparatively sane lu- macy of New York City.
 NON VISUM: Cpl. Joe (The Gremlin) Bremen had a strange experience the other day in the barracks. Tumbling into bed after a heavy midnight shift, Joe slept the sleep of the just amid cus- tomary surroundings. He awoke; and found that he was alone in his splendid isolation. Not a bed was to be seen. Deciding that the last atmospheric sounding that he had plotted was responsible, he turned over and went to sleep again. Later in the day, he opened his eyes; found that there were now about forty-six beds in the barracks, and in each bed was an occupant. He now arose and went to the wash room. When he returned his bed was gone, and in it's place was a brand new wooden bed. Joe was last seen in the vicinity of his bed muttering: Here it is; here it isn't"
 TRAVELOGUE: Sgt. Loretta Kenward- Schumacher (married re- gently to "Wild Bill" Schunnaker) returns from the Western Prairies State of Washington, to be more exact-with the idea that no place is comparable to the West. She really seems to like the far West. From his experience, your cor respondent agrees wholeheartedly.
 Cpl. Fay Thomas, still in the hospital suffering from acute arth- ritis, will probably be on the move to Westover shortly for observa- tion and treatment. We will be sorry to lose this valuable asset to our detachment, but as long as the move means cure, we all extend our best wishes to her. The wealth detachment lost one of it's very steady and sober men to overseas shipments. Sgt. Fred Brant so- journed briefly at Bradley, and then orders took him to parts unmen- tionable. Until next week at the very same time this is your Winds correspondent signing off.
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Lombardo at Base.

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 section with a slight staccato ten dency. This trend is not as pro- nounced as in the late Hal Kemp's. style but it is there, none the less. In addition to the trumpets, Lom- bardo has a fearful sounding sax section which futters nervously
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ADVENTURES WITH A JUNIOR
 c MAN

This column is going to be short and sweet this week. In the first place we have very little to say ; Cots of guys won't believe that) and in the second place there is a lot better stuff in the BEAM to read. However, we would like to say "hullo" to all our new friends who have gathered from thither and yon to drink of the pleasures of Bradley. Match, there were plen- ty of buddies meeting again, but the shock that hit. like a typhoon was the reappearance of our old pal, S/Sgt. Marty (The Voice) Goldberg, in all his former splen- dor. Does sound good however to hear his early morning clarion call. Among other old Bradleyites to 1e-. turn in the past few days were Sgt. Vince Divivo, Lis, Therrien and Mel Joe. It's sure getting to look like old times including the waiting lines for the washroom and mess hall, the double hunks, ct al. Shades of reception center minus the rank.
 Weeks Wash
 Blackie taking a noon time siesta in a prone position outside POP and making good use of a bunk that had wandered outdoors. All the questions being asked about where's where and what's doing in the nearby towns .. barracks bags as common as keep off the grass signs :. What, no hot water! The mans mad Pardon me, Cap tain, may I have a three-day pass, Pm going to chow? . Don't lock now but your bunk is gone Cops, sorry, didn't mean to step on your face :. Is it legal to have more than six men in a layer? .. Which way is Skunk Holler, please? No Sir, all have are suntans . Can I get a weekend pass; I live in Chicago? |. Where's my garrison hat? . :. Where do they sell beer? :. Where do I hang my clothes? :. Who's the Wac you were talking to? It's so crowded in here your face is as plain as the nose on my brow Yes, welcome to the whole bunch of you!
Bradley beam., 1945-05-12

Guide: "We are now passing the largest brewery in the country"
 CT: "I'm not"
 Sgt: Our Sgt. baffies medical science: every time he bends his elbow, his mouth flies open.
Bradley beam., 1945-05-12
Quote of the Week

(By Camp Newspaper Service)
 ''Let me save my life and I will give you an empire"-Benito Mus solini when told he was going to be shot.
Evening star., 1945-10-06

Augustana Lutheran--The first OF
the Sunday f1reside hours will be
held tomorrow Lunch will be served
at 6 pm. and at 7:3o sacred pro-
gram will be rendered The Rev.
Joel Lundeen of the Peace Lutheran
Church, Arlington, Va, will be the
guest speaker.
Chevy Chase Methodist-The Fell
lowship Glass at IL am. will start a
series of studies on The Recover
sion of CT Joe" 1t. E. j. Taylor, U.
S. A., will speak on "Our Disabled
veterans. Bruce Wood, commits
sioner of worship for the West
Washington district, will address the
youth fellowship at $50 pm.
Mount Pleasant Congregational
The Mems Brotherhood will hold the
first meeting of the season Tuesday
evening, with a. supper. On Thurs
DAY there will be social. with DR.,
and Mrs. Fred Buschmeyer and
members living in the immediate Va
cinity as guests.
West Washington Baptist-Robert
IL. Haycock, superintendent of public
schools, will speak "Wednesday night
Revival services will be started Oc-
tober Ia by the Rev G. Raymond
Brooks of Baltimore.
! Gorsuch Methodist-Rally day VIII
be celebrated at 8 pm. by the church
| school.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Bible Gloss Leaders
Dr.. Knute Carlson Has ] ought
The Scriptures for 43 Years

partment of Agriculture and the
Public Roads Administration prior
to taking his present position.
DR.. Carlson Joined the First Pres
byterian Church on coming to the
District. He joined the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church in 1924, teach
ing classes there during his associa- :
ton with the church for the next
eight years.
At the period DR.. Carlson in
itiated teacher training work at the
church, five churches participated
in the program-two of them were
Methodist, one Baptist and two
more Presbyterian. He served as
head of the organization, which
lasted until 1882.
Ten years ago DR.. Carlson Joined
the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Until this year he has taught a high
school class in the Sunday school.
The school has recently started a
young adults Bible class for return
ing veterans and others and the
transportation specialist is now in
charge of it.
DR.. Carlson said he adjusts his
method of teaching to the material
on hand and to the age of the class
He also tries to bring present So
cial, economic and political condi-
tions into the Interpretation Of the
lesson.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlson live at 524l
Forty second street NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Methodists 10 Hold
Missionary Meeting
With Guest Speakers

Dr. Charming A. Richardson, SUI
perintendent of the department of
cities of the division of home mis-
sions of the Methodist Church Board
of Missions in New York, and DR..
Francis McPeek, director of the de-
partment OF welfare of the WASH
ington Federation of Churches, will
be the speakers at a missionary mass
meeting for all Methodist people in
Washington and the neighboring
counties of Maryland, at Trinity
Methodist Church at pm. Monday
The meeting will be open to the
public.
DR.. Daniel W. Justice, pastor of
Trinity Church, will preside. DR..
Richardson will be introduced by
DR.. John S. German. superintendent
of the Goodwill Industries, Inc, of
Baltimore, Md.
The program is a part of the pre-
liminary plans of the Methodist
churches of this section leading ur
to visitation evangelism enterprise
which will be undertaken during the
week of November IL.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Service for Men
At Calvary Baptist

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford will
preach q special sermon to men to-
morrow morning. He will give the
fourth in the series on the Ten
Commandments at the evening
service, he one which was sched-
ued for last Sunday.
The Rev A. Ray Petty, who has
been the assistant minister for the
past year, left this week TO take up
his new work as the minister of
the First Baptist Church, Westield
N j. A reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Petty Wednesday eve
ming
The Woman's Society will meet
Thursday morning with Mrs. Theo-
dore Wedel, Mrs. Carl Johenning
Miss Lulu Rowley and Miss Evelyn
Baumgartner participating in the
program
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Special Church Announcements

Eldbrooke Methodist-Tne Junior
High Fellowship will begin fall
meetings at pm. with supper.
Peoples Congrcgational-The fall
conference of the congregation will
be held Thursday night.
Cleveland Park Congregational
Or. Albert Wesley Hurst will give
series of sermons OH Sundays. begin
ming tomorrow, as follows: October
IN, Our Shriveled World; October
Ia, Tribal Ethics VS.. the Christian
Ethics; october 81, "Humanity's
Ultimate Coal; october %, The
Christian Solution"
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal The
fall activities will be resumed to-
morrow with the Rev. J. J. Qually
officiating
st. Georges Chapei-H Homecoming
day tomorrow. Capt. r. Clayton is
chairman.
| Downtown Youth for Christ
David Butcher, evangelist, will
speak tonight at rally at s O'Clock
at the Lee-Sheraton Hotel
Chevy Chase Presbyterian--"The
4 Europe That / Saw" will be the
subject of DR.. Richard r. Brown
chief OF the Bureau OF Services of
UNRRA, Thursday evening. He
has just returned from a trip to
Africa, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia,
Switzerland, France. Germany and
England.
Lincoln Congregational - Claude
@. Young will address the Mems
Brotherhood at 1915 am.
North Washington Baptist-Mrs
Loreen May will give the fourth talk
i in the series of home education at
i 1890 am. The subject will be Joy
in the Job" This and Highlands
Church will conduct follow-up
visitation on the prospects secured
through the recent religious can
vass, Monday through Friday.
u YMCA Breakfast Meeting-R. H
Gaber, boys work secretary, will be
the Youth Week" speaker at the
| Dormitory Mems Club breakfast
meeting sunday morning.
Church of Two Worlds-The 10th
season opens tomorrow evening
The Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs,
minister. will have as his subject
Courage and Personality" Serv-
ices will be held Sunday and We'd
nesday evenings at $500 Sixteenth
street NV.
Center of Religious Education
Miss Carolyn Browning, poetess, viii
be the guest speaker at $500 Six
teenth street NV. at 8 pm. tomor-
2 row on the theme Vibration"
Y Third Baptist Church-At 8 pm
A there will be a motion picture
4 From Bethlehem to Calvary"
= Fifteenth Street Christian-Mrs
%. B. Atwood will be the gues
e speaker for the Missionary Council
S at pm. Thursday.
v Georgetown Luth eran- Mis-
Il Frances Dysinger will address tht
Adult Forum at 7:30 pm. Miss A
# Barbara Weigand will address tn,
0 Woman's Missionary Society at
pm. Thursday.
Chevy Chase Baptist-A sounf
film, featuring John Charles Thom
as. Music in the Sky will be pre-.
sented at 8 pm. tomorrow.
=, Universal Memorial-Meeting o.
u the Womens Association, ii am
Tuesday. The Ecclesia will discus!
e Women of the Bible" at 7:30 pm.
= Tuesday. Gene Gowing of New
York will instruct the Quadrillt
. Club at $50 pm. A dinner ant
u auction will be held wednesday a
$50 pm.
Washington Ethical Soeiety-Dr
Mark Graubard will speak at 2ll
: Florida avenue NV. at l:30 pm
tomorrow on Science and Faith TO
a Democracy.
Evening star., 1945-10-06

year moved to Dr. knste Carlson.
Minneapolis. He joined the Camden
Place Covenant Church and was
soon afterward asked to fill in as
a teacher.
DR.. Carlson came to the District
in 1918 to work, for the Government
In trade control, of the northern neu-
trails in the. World War. He was
transferred to the State Department
the next year, remaining there until
1888 He has been with the De.
Evening star., 1945-10-06

TO BE COMMISSIONED-At.
the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation tomorrow eve
ming the Rev. William Peery
will be commissioned as a
missionary to India and will
be entirely supported by
this church. DR.. Ahdel Ross
Wentz, president of the
Board of Foreign Missions of
the United Lutheran Church
in America, viii conduct the
service of commissioning and
preach the special sermon. A
congregational reception for
Mr., Peery and DR.. Wentz will
be held at the close of the
service.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Anniversary Services
At Temple Baptist

The 1896 anniversary of Temple
Baptist Church and the second of
DR.. John L, Briggs, as pastor, will
be observed tomorrow. DR.. Joseph
Watts, executive secretary of the
Maryland Baptist Union Association
will be the guest speaker in the
morning. DR.. Briggs will speak in
the evening on The Heavenly Race" "
Rally day will be observed by the
church school and also by the
BYPU.
Revival services, conducted by DR..
William Crowder. church extension
secretary of Maryland, will begin
October IA.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Immaculate Conception
Catholic Radio Hour

The Very Rev Ignatius Smith will
speak on the Catholic Radio Hour
from 7:30 10 pm. tomorrow at the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton on Plentiful Poverty
His other topics in series on
The Sermon on the Mount will
be: October IA, Mighty Meekness";;
October 81, Testing Tears; Oc-
tober %, SANITY Striving"
The first high mass of the sea-
son will be celebrated at 1915 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-10-06

GUEST SPEAKER - Senator
Clyde F. Hoey of North Caro-
lima, who will be the guest
speaker at the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist School for
Christian Living at 6 pm. to-
morrow. There will be three
group discussions. Problems
Faced by Today's Youth" led
by Mrs. ]. Warren Hastings
of National City Christian
Church; Understanding Our
Children" DR.. Caroline S. Pin
cock, and What Methodists
Believe and Why" the pastor,
DR.. E. A. Sexsmith. At 8 pm.
Senator Hoey will speak on
Political Possibilities for
World Peace"
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Or. Bell to Celebrate
Fourth Anniversary

Dr. Harry L. Bell will commence
the fourth year of his ministry
Sunday morning at the Columbia
Heights Christian Church. He will
speak on The Power of the Un-
known"
The Rev. Francis w. McPeek of the
Washington Fedora ton of Churches
will be the guest speaker Tuesday
morning at the Woman's Council
meeting,
The annual fall rally dinner OF
the congregation will be held at 6 80
pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
City-Wide Meeting
Of Local Boptists

DR.. w. E. Woodbury., New York,
superintendent of evangelism OF the
Northern Baptist Convention, will
speak at city-wide meeting of Bap-
lists at $3.50 pm. at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow afternoon.
The following ministers will par
ticipate in the service: DR.. K. O.
White, DR.. E. B. Willingham, the
Rev. Frank Burress and the Rev
James P. Rodgers.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Dr.. w. n. Pinkerton Guest
At National Christian

DR.. w. H. Pinkerton, former min
lister of the National City Chris
tian Church, will occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning. DIR. Pinkerton and
his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Pugh,
former president of the Woman's S
Council of the National City Church,
are visiting friends in Washington.
The Young Peoples banquet will
be held Tuesday-in the social hall.
All young people are invited.
DR.. j. Warren Hastings, minister,
is preaching today at the Riverside
Avenue Christian Church of Jack
sonville, Fla. He will return to
Washington in time to preach Oc-
tober IL.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
First Congregational

The Christian Forum at First
Congregational Church at 9:45 am.
tomorrow will hear H. Naylor FitZ-
hugh, faculty member of the de-
partment Of commerce at Howard
University, speak on Rise and
Growth of the Co-operatives in
England; of the Peoples Banks
Credit Unions) in Central Europe u
The Young Women's Club will
have it's first dinner meeting at
6;l5 pm. Tuesday and have as
speaker, Miss Glare Lewis. Y &c.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Missionary Meeting

A missionary mass meeting will
be held at Trinity Methodist Church
at pm. Monday, under the auspices
of the Baltimore Conference Board
Of Missions. Speakers will be DR..
Charming A. Richardson and the
Rev. Francis w. McPeek.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
ptlnrtn,
Chr Congregational Ghurrhra
Plymouth cong'l Church
l7th ond p Sis. NV.
Rev. Herbert L. B. wilkins, Minis,

$40 m-Graded Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Observance of World
wide Holy Communion.
with sermon by pastor.
Subject: "As We Look
Forward"
500 pm, ThurSday-Prayer and
Praise Service.
Come and Worshin With Ts' -
Evening star., 1945-10-06

Camden Place
Covenant Pres
byterian Church
in Minneapolis,
MINI. That was
the beginning of
a teaching ca
reer in the Sum-
day schools last
ing to the pres
ent time.
A n a t iy e of
S W e d e n, Dr.
Carlson came to
t he U n ! t ed
States in 1902
and later in that
Evening star., 1945-10-06
Bible Gloss Leaders

Forty three years ago DR.. Knute
Carlson, an economist with the Of
fee of Defense Transportation to-
day, took over Bible class at the
Evening star., 1945-10-06
DUMBARTON AVE.

3I33 Dumbarten Ave. NV.
Mother OF Nethodism In WdshtnetoH
DIR. CHAUNCEY c. DAY. Minister.
100 s.m.-World-w wide Communion
Service.
500 . m1-Claude johnson and his
GnrIrtca Mar
Evening star., 1945-10-06
EMORY

s100 Georgia Ave. NV.
EDGAR C. BERRY, d. D.. Minister.
$50 m.-Church School
1l:00 a. a.ff1.-Communion Medita ton
'Wifhsut the Gate"
Evening star., 1945-10-06
LEWIS MEMORIAL

4th and Hamilton Sts. NV.
G. CUSTER CROMWELL, Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Church School
$50 and 1l:00 am
World Wide Communion
500 p.m.-Instaliation of Church
School Teachers
Evening star., 1945-10-06
MetropoIitan Memorial
ELDB BROOKE
MOUNT TABOR
ALDERSGATE

3036-33 o Street NV.
r. L. MORRISON. Minister.
e:45 s.m.-Sunday School
il 90 a.m.-Hoiy Communion. The
Iord'x Tnhte I"
Evening star., 1945-10-06
WooDSIDE

Ssl4 Ga. Ave. (Silver Spring. Md
Rev. Phillip c. Edwards, Minister.
World wide Communion SUNDAY.
$40 a.m.-Holy Communion:
945 srn-Church School Rally Day.
IL 90 q. a.m.-Holy Communion. DR..
Karl Quimby
ZOO to $50 p.m.-Continuous Holy
Communion.
6.45 m.-Intermediate Felowshsip
S:15 p.rn.-Senior Young Peoples
FnIlowshin
Evening star., 1945-10-06

GAEBkAI1H
AMI. ZION CHURCH
lila SIXTH ST. NV.
$50 a.rfa.--Sunday School
10.45 n1.-Messase by the Pastor.
'sThe Need for Right
Thinkins."
$3.50 prf1.-The Pastor and Man
ming Gospel Chorus will
worship Al Rockville. Nd.
Ts4s p.m.--Psstof will bring the eve I
ming faessasf Pew
Rally will be held By tbs
Get Acnusinted Ciub.
Evening star., 1945-10-06
7 RINITY
PETWORTH

JOHN CURRY MILAN. D. D.
$40 am.-Church School.
IL :o0 a.nl-World- Communion.
ZOO .m.-Youth Fellowship
800 p n1-''The Real Retrayer."
Evening star., 1945-11-25

seret. PouI Moore. Roo;ne.
Wis. (Ieft) ond PFC. John Rob-
erts. Shelby, N. c., milk on
ortifioiol cows udder os port
of their livestock class troin-
ing. AP. Photos.