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Sunday
2030—GUEST IN THE'
HOUSE
Monday
1930—SARATOGA TRUNK
Tuesday
2030—President’s Birthday
Ball
Wednesday
1530 ,& 1930—SARATOGA
TRUNK
Thursday
2130—“Kentucky” and Gang
Friday
1530 A 1930—MAN ON
HALF MOON STREET
2030—TD Party
Saturday
1530 & 1930—MRS. PARK-
ING TON
CLUB 23
Sunday
2100—Surprise Feature
2030—Open Dance
Tuesday
1900—-T HE SINGING SHER-
IFF
Wednesday
2030—Cheeseburger Fry
Thursday
1900 & 2100—END OF THE
ROAD
2130—Chalk Talk with Sgt.
Geden
Friday
2030—Open Dance
Saturday
2000—ENSA show.
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In wnat is already being called the “greatest land battle
of the Pacific War,” troops under the command of Gen.
Douglas MacArthur are at present Engaging Japanese
forces in ferocious encounters less thru 45 miles from
Manila. At stake is control of the entire Philippine chain,
the important liabor of Manila, Cavite Naval Base and
numerous first-rate airfields. Strategically located Luzon
is considered the “master key” to the conquest of Japan
from the sea.
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Have you taken any USAFI
courses since being in the
Army?
“Yes,” answered Pfc. Alex
Stels of Scran-
ton, Pa., “I
have taken the
Auto Mechan-
ics' course and
have found it
to he excel-
lent., I think it
is a fine idea, especially for
(hose who have not finish-
ed their schooling. For the
rest of .us, like myself, it is
possible to learn a whole
new trade in this manner.”
Pvt. Louis Poulos replied,
“No, I have
not and Idon’t
intend to.
Franldv, there
Variety Show Postponed
The Variety Show sclied- j
tried for tomorrow night at
dufy 11 has been postpon-
ed. In its place, at 2000
hours, the film GUEST IN
THE HOUSE will be shown.
Anne Baxter and Ralph Bell-
amy are featured in this
psychological mystery.
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Op Willi Encaurag
Barring divorce or a
stretch in the clink, newly- \
weds of the future can look j
forward to a span of marri-
ed life five years longer than
newlyweds of 20 years ago. j
isticians, who add that a
bride and groom whose ages
are 25 may expect to life
together 37 years, whereas
it would have been only 32
years hack in 1925. The reas-
on, so the experts say, is
simply Hi a t life expectancy
has risen in recent years.
In most marriages the
prospect is that the woman
will outlive her husband.
According to current m or ta-
li tv conditions, the wife will
live longest in three out of
five cases if husband and
wife are of the same age;
in two out of three cases if
she is five years younger;
and in three out of four cas-
es if she is ten years younger.
js no incen-
tive. You see,
I plan to go
hack to my
own established business
which. 1 ran sucessfully be-
fore the war and which I’m
sure I’ll he able to run suc-
cessfully again without the
benefit of any additional
education. But for the others,
I think it is a good tiling.”
Before the war Louis was
a restaurant owner in Mid-
land, Mich.
“I think it is strictly a pro-
,...; position for
the younger
men whose
schooling was
interrupted by
the war, for I
notice that full
credits are giv-
en for such work,” said for-
mer merchandiser Sgt. Ge-
orge A- Moore of St. Louis,
Mo. “In my case, I have my
education in my chosen field
and as I am quite sure of
stepping hack into my for-
mer position, such USAFI
courses would not he of
much use to me. I think the
same thing applies to the
educational grants under the
GI Bill of Brights — they
are both great opportunities
for the younger men — hut
for the older ones who have
already started to ‘make
their mark in the world’ they
are not especially benefici-
al.”
Sgt. Cameron Murchison
said, “No, I .
have not and f
I don’t know 1
exactly whv. 1
ONE WAY TO DO IT
Shoplifters, 85 percent of
whom are women, sneak off
with $80,000,000 worth of
goods a year, a professional
department store detective
reveals. The “spotter” says
that many of the petty thi-
eves are war workers build-
ing “nest eggs” for the post-
war era.
Perhaps it is
because I just
came out of
school into the
Armjx I think it is a fine
chance for those who do
need some ‘catching up’ or
for anyone interested in
learning a new trade. The
thing I’m more interested in
now, for the future, is how
to go about getting a post-
war job — is there a course
on that?” Cameron is from
Washington, D.C., and grad-
uated from the University of
North Carolina shortly be-
fore induction.