Thursday, May 20,1943.
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Overseas Mail Law
Sees Vital Change
Billfold Girl
Chaplain Higgins
Replaces Newman
The Lodging Problem:
Note From Independence
E. L. Gray, secretary of th®
Independence Chambei of Com­
merce, yesterday revealed re­
opening of the 66-room Beaver
Hotel in Independence, who*e
new owner-manager, G. L. Bl: <-
sett, has announced weck’y
rates will be available to whre:<
of officers and enlisted per-
sonnel.
Likewise, (•ray issued invita -
tion for all EM to enjoy faci? •
ties of the Civic Service Cente
at Independence.
No Longer Need CO's
OK to Send Parcels
Teacher Has Eight
Years Experience
CHAPLAIN'S
COLUMN
You no longer have to get your
Chaplain James J. Higgins,
Commanding Officer’s O.K. to get
Lt. who came into the Army
packages from home. That import­
May 11, has !>een chosen to replace
ant
change in overseas mail regula­
!
Captain Victor Newman. Chaplain
tions has jqst been announced by
Higgins was born in Kansas City,
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
the War Department . .. following
Missouri.
Avenue D and 3rd Street North
a long editorial campaign by
This is only 70 miles from Major
Friday. May 21. 1943
YANK.
Harmon’s home, Topeka, and the
1845 Jewish Service, Hospital
two chaplain* have many mutual
The new regulations say that planes going hack to the State .
2015 Jewish Service, Post Chapel 1
friends. Chaplain Harmon said that
people in the States can send a
These ships and planes tarry
Sunday, May 23. 1943
he was very pleased to have Lt. j
package to a soldier overseas if ! their biggest supply loads wren
1’900 Catholic Mass, Ch. Higgins
Higgins as his assistant.
they’ve received a letter from the (they leave the United States. There
1000 General Protestant Service,
For the past four years Chap-
soldier asking for whatever’» in are other reasons for delay in gfet-
Chaplain Harmon
lain Higgins has been teaching his­
the package and they show at the ting miiN. There’s always some di­
1045 General Protestant Commun­
tory and civics at St. Joseph Col­
post office the envelope carrying lay when material is being rend
ion, Chaplain Harmon
lege in St. Lbuis. For four previ­
the APO cancellation mark.
and approved by censors. Sowi-
1115 Mormon Service, Sgt. Alma
ous ydars, he was an instructor at
There’s been no change in re­ times Headquarters decides that
Limelights
the
belle
of
the
Bell
Nielson
Fontbonne, a girls’ Catholic school. Telephone Company of Pittsburgh, strictions on the size of the pack­ for security reasons mail to cer­
Services at Hospital
The Chaplain attended St. Jo­ Pa., the former Ruth Martin who age. It can’t weigh more than five tain areas or certain units must be
0800 Catholic Mass, Ch. Higgins
seph
’s College in St. Louis and the deserted this title by becoming the pounds, be longer than fifteen held for a while. One of the most
1000 General Protestant Service,
Catholic University in Washington, wife of Lt. Jay Confer, special ser­ inches, or more than 36 inches in important angles is that most erctr-
Chaplain Bartell
D. C., and received his master’s vice officer of the Timber Wolf length and width combined. Post seas mail has to be transported rn
Catholic Confessions, Post Chapel
| degree in history before he began Mountaineer regiment. He succeeds offices at home will accept only ships because there’s so much of it
Saturday 1800-2000
to teach.
•Lt. Robert W. Saunders who is one package a week addressed to —20,000,000 letters and packages
the same soldier.
Chaplain Higgins has four sis- leaving for school shortly,
a week was the last official court.
TIMBER WOLF DIVISION
Right on the heels of that an­ Which means that sometimes mail
ters. Margaret, 29 years of age,! Mrs. Confer and her husband met
CHAPEL SERVICES
is a nun, Mary, 24, Nellie. 22, and on a blind date on the Sunday night nouncement is a report from Army has to pile up at harbors while
Sunday, May 23, 1943
(Teresa, 17. He sa>d that all wish of November 29. 1941. Five months Post Office Headquarters giving convoys are being assembled ....
Chapel No. 7, C & 1st St. North
the war would get over in a hurry; later on April 4, 1942, they were some interesting facts about the or while waiting for convoys '.<>
’Catholic Mass ........................ 0900
so the boys can get home.
overseas mail picture as a whole. come in. There’s never any b&O’C-
Mr. and Mrs.
General Protestant Service 1100
I Favorite recreations of the chap­
Mrs. Confer enjoys dancing, APO explains that the biggest rea­ log of mail if there’s any kinc of
Bible Study Class ................. 1900
lain are tennis and handball. He swimming, and the Lt. says that son why letters from men overseas ship available.
Evening Service ..................... 2000
also has a “Smathering” knowledge she also has one for Ripley: “His lots of times get home faster than
Chapel No. 8, C & 5th St. North
letters written to them is that
of the piano.
OFF SICK LIST
wife likes to cook.”
’Catholic Mass 0900, 1000 & 1200 (
there
’
s
more
space
on
ships
and
When Chaplain Higgins entered
Miss Ann Caddy returned to d‘.ty
iJli Confer’ O
Lt.
s hobbies
HUULHCB <11^7
are VlCt
dancing,
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Protestant Service . 1100 & 1630
the service, he had to cut classes golfing, and au types of sports,
Tuesday morning, at Club 1 whev
Catholic Eucharistic ............... 1300
short and says: “I feel very new to Among his favorite recreations are letters during his high school ca­ she handles the social and recrea­
Catholic Novena ..........
1400
the Army, but hope that I will baseball, basketball and football,
reer. Lt. Confer said that the happi­ tional end of things, after befc.g
Protestant Discussion Club 1830
have an opportunity to teach in
During his civilian days, he est moment in his life came when confined to her home in Corva. x
Catholic Confessions,
the Service.”
1 worked in the pay office of the he was able to “Confer” the title for nearly a week with a severe
Saturday 16830 and 1900-2130
I
Crucible Steel Company in Pitts- of Mrs. upon his wife.
I cold.
Chapel No. 9, C & 9th St. North
matter, and have but one Mind, burgh. Pa. He was getting ready
Editor’s note: Lt., from the ap­
♦Catholic Mass .......... 0800 & 1000
i
The
nation-wide “carry-yc j?-
even God; for this Mind forms its to take his certified public account­ pearance of this picture, your wife
Protestant Service 0900, 1100, 1930 down likeness” (p. 216).
ant examination at the time he still possesses that spark to ring bundles” campaign brought abr;t
’Catholic Mass every weekday
joined the Army.
the “belle” of any man’s heart. a delivery mileage cut of 500.?/O
except Saturday [................. 1830
I TOP KICKS! Get a Sentry re-
In school the Lt. was quite in- Better keep those Timber Wolves miles by a popular-price store in
Catholic Confessions, ’
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tfcrefted in sports and earned nine away from her!
Cleveland, Ohio.
porter
your outfit, j
Saturday
... 1800-2030
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Chape) No. 10, D & 9th St. North
’Catholic Mass
0900 & 1130
/
Protestant Service
............... 1000
Protestant Communion
1050
Catholic Confessions,
Visit Chapel No. 11, Saturday
1530-1700 and 1900-2100
Chapel No. 11, D & 5th St. North
1
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North D at 7th
1 South C at 8th
TELEPHONE
General Protestant Service 0930
J Evenings: 6:3# and 8:30
1^4O« I Evenings: 6:00 and 8:00
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Evenings: 6:00 and 8:00
♦Catholic Mass .................... ..... 1030
Sunday Matinee: 1:30
Sunday Matinee: 2:00
Sunday Matinee: 1:30
No. 1—2243
Christian Science ................... 1130
No. 2—3243
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Catholic Daily Mass
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Sunday Matinee: 2:15
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May devotions following
Daily Mass.
“THE FALCON STRIKES BACK”
“THIS LAND IS MINE”
*‘MY FRIEND FLICK A”
Lutheran Service ......................
Tom Conway
Harriet Hilliard
Thursday
Charles Laughton
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Catholic Confessions,
Maureen O’Hara
George Sanders
Roddy McDowell
Preston Foster
“REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN”
May
20
Saturday 1530-1700 & 1900-2100
Rita Johnson
Lupe Velez
Michael Duane
MOVIETON EWS
^Confessions before Mass.
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. Of The Week
What's
On At
Christian Science Churches
“Soul and Body” will be the sub­
ject of the lesson-sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, May 23.
The Golden Text is, “We all,
with open face beholding as in a
glass the glory of the Lord, are
changed into the same image from
glory to glory, even as by the
Spirit of the Lord” (II Cor. 3:18).
Among the citations which com­
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol­
lowing from the Bible: “Now he
that hath wrought us for the self­
same thing is God, who also hath
given unto us the earnest of the
spirit. We are confident, I say, and
willing rather to be absent from
the body, and to be present with
the Lord” (II Cor. 5:5,8).
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following correlative passages
from the Christian Science text-
book, “Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures” by Mary
Baker Eddy: “When you •say,
‘Man's body is material,’ I say
with Paul: Be ‘willing rather to
be absent from the body, and to be
present with the Lord.’ Give UP
your material belief of mind in
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CAMP ADAIR THEATERS
“FOREST RANGERS”
Friday
May 21
Fred Mac-Murray Paulette Goddard
Susan Hayward
“THE BOY AND THE WOLF”
“SKI SOLDIERS”
“PRIVATE PLUTO”
“THIS LAND IS MINE”
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Charles Laughton
Maureen O’Hara
MOVIETON EWS
George Sanders
“FOKEST RANGERS”
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Saturday
May 22
Sunday
May 23
“THE FALCON
Tom Conway
STRIKES BACK”
Harriet Hilliard
“REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN”
“THE MORE THE MERRIER”
Jean Arthur
Charles Coburn
Joel McCrea
♦ ♦ ♦
Monday
May 24
Tuesday
May 25
Wednesday
May 26
Fred MacMurray
Paulette Goddard
Susan Hayward
MOV I ETON EWS
“THEY CAME TO BLOW
UP AMERICA”
George Sanders
Anna Sten
PROFESSOR SMALL & MR. TALL
RAY McKlNLEY & ORCHESTRA
“FOREST RANGERS”
♦ * *
Fred Mat-Murray
Paulette Goddard
Susan Hayward
“THIS LAND IS MINE’’
Charles Laughton
Maureen O’Hara
AnnaSten
“THE MORE THE MERRIER”
Jean Arthur
Charles Coburn
Joel McCrea
PROFESSOR SMALL AL MR. TALL
RAY McKlNLEY & ORCHESTRA
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“CRASH DIVE”
“THIS IS AMERICA”
Tyrone Power
Anne Baxter
James Gleason
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MOVIETON EWS
MOV JETON EWS
George Sanders
MOV IETON EWS
“THE BOY & THE WOLF”
“THEY CAME TO BLOW
UP AMERICA”
George Sanders
“THE BOY & THE FOLF”
SKI SOLDIERS
“THIS IS AMERICA”
MOVIETON EWS
✓
“GOOD MORNING, JUDGE”
Dennis O’Keefe
Louise Albritton
"A GENTLE GANGSTER’
Barton MacLane
“THEY CAME TO BLOM UP
A M ERIC A”
George Sanders
Anna Sten
PROFESSOR SMALL & MR. TALL
Rav McKinley'and Orchestra
“MOTORING IN MEXICO”
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