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Show IAre the Six Best Ways Cj Common Soldier's Headgear Takes Many Unusual Shapes, Artist Howard Low Intensive Research points Out After cap is an article of G.I. issue known I tidier. Its universality and commonness does not, ( orevent its being worn in a number of styles, mak k almpl pushed back on the variety. fxt (!?ificent as far as possible, revealine head i IZm cap one can aee the full ft- I 1. ,,,,,,. - "- Are Commended To Be Major Cant, atewm-- ' bell. t " Commendation of the training abilities of OASC instructors was received recently from Pocatello, and from Sioux City, Iowa. ,,n Idaho, 340th Writinc from n the d'n& Dm"d To Be Flrat Lieutenant nirm r vuv Robert John Crikelair, Harry a7 Edwards W. H. Harth, Raymond Stewart. William b. Moody, jr., William h. Stewart, jr., naymona l. van Tuyl, Ray T. Teddlie, Robert O. Holmes, Willam Featherston, Edward I. Seidman, ueorge m. i nomas mms m.v iccnnicni nrnreani rrneHT. k.. prcwer nn -- I riA saivtnr. Fvm. u. p. Kenneth J. YT-S- Hoover, Claude - training Ilnan Jalbert, be shown that the over-ti- p can be a thing of beauty dirtinction in the hands of It practitioners. Everybody who article should be an ftfaij conclusion. In the deft I of a master the cap can I heights of originality will hith-Swwpect- , j 1 (see illustration) is known or dog-e- ar effect. looking especially well on iycephalic heads, it may be f by anyone with aplomb. To p the daring and flamboyant , me two opposite points, fore ft, are simply pulled and into position. Until, in fact, re serenely pointing at the two-poi- nt ellations. sight be best to achieve the V pulling on both ends when W is thoroughly soaked with X or alcohol. second example is perhaps euiest to arrive is called at It e Worn similarly tyle. ju-cak- rubber bathing under cap it is simply pulled down J"i the head. f If puiied down too is affected, one I"kvision may in the front third effect we take is up the trade as the precipice r-- it nan ps nn w ...a L11 soldiers cannot use P to it tion ! wker - It It 't days for, say, Recreation under the direction of in experienced personnel is the ure in a boxcar program for children aged 6 to 16 Warehouse 34 has been at the Clearfield elementary school, nv r..a 5 epot Supply, 5-- of J. W. con ne .Basec,,.e?wm warned waaea ior eJ&5.WM lgnited by promptly trtct:. knit Dein , uT ""ig the ith a carbon-CJ1- " and mothered eaninmf (V": tor draining fluid .,m starting "T. n White. u','i..,. "' h,,, Fifth uraw, Lanham Act Funds Pave Way for Clearfield Plan Commendation Presence of mind on Monday, August 9. Grade Law- , o. Allen. William R. Bell, John A. Fifth Grade (Tern- .i,iri. Rarneau. "... Forrest B. . vii Porbett. Blair A. Bab- - L8.. r snmeii, coc"- - nan Hi. uuriiun n t M. Rochon. t llr.t riaiM nwtason. Donald Fred C. O. VQPKPr. v. Reno. Francis . John P. Schmierer, ueorge C. Ro5ert H. Thomas, Zo-Frank O. Vlckerman, uw Smith, Thomas. Harry tout. Heaven Can't Wait Gals Say, Advance Sadie Hawkins Day While the mothers are working,these children will have an oppor-d0 t...lt n 1aw na theV Will Or LI! Abner is practicing his anything they have a mind to do, tne avms but they will have dah today if he is a smart iu tomorrow night at of doing these things wun leaders. boy because 7winn at skilled B.i1 hall at the civilian The plan was outlined by a com-- the recreationhe is going to be dormitories mittee of weirare worm: citizens of Hill Field, the -- .n si ran for his money. leading ... rfttiuit. a,..nitf , . and Clearfield. All HiUcrest residents are in Aim J uafpi; to. mm v. Allocated tv.. ure u Sadie Hawkins party in uk it tmm the Lanham act, vited to the at 8:30, when mem-- . a.. this program and others are being and dance , h- - -- Keen 'Em Flying"started. ,m nlsv for the dancm. t...nir holn? used in dear everybody a practically and week by field was cleaned this ocalon. the for up wlH dress Sfout the group of volunteer Girl OWroyd month, three 111 Merest and their leader, and Viva at Hawkins' day SaX OI HIV WalfBre" unit VI tu welcome all resident, in the PersonneL Tarnlval spirit. A prise will be ITven the "best" (most and Officers' Club Ul Abner costume, Coming Up best are scheduled for August wil be given for the dance, oe to committees mmA costume. with ia f Mae 100-ya-rd xt-.- .-- hi. r181 "r" RIDES f,JS3dS5r tetrs C which ... 10 thl week WD Circular WTJe".to.Heit ,r WW freJ of i,lf ."moing or i ''maling. n? ,flevcnt oW,ep pastlifi. voluntarily motorist. Announced later. fa conducted Classes T ,Dy U0, last-wee- E-29- 0, e -- : - out-raieo- us) Daisy ' 21 . ; T mmm Street USO Twenty-fourt- h 448 5:30 7:00 p.m. p.m. 7:30 7:30 8:00 10:00 p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 10:05 p.m. -- It W Jameson a. assist the Auxiliary Military Police ing pet- animals with them Will has been created, it was announced now be required to register such " by Capt. Nedwin" R. Weber Base . with base headquarters. , pets Heciwity orncer. The' wil be animals periodically; .personnel W1U escort Visitors against rabies. The about the field and assist the police inoculated date will be shown on traffic and other security ainoculation tag fastened around the animal's aetaiis. collar. The will ' also indicate, Capt. Weber announced that the ownership, .tag , ; . selection of personnel has not yet Those pet animals not properly been completed and that interested registered and inoculated will be mnv'nnnlv nersonq JIlay apply. picked up and disposed of. ' . ' senceofMindof a. a It m. I C. - 1. 1. 18 Kuniok, Byron B. Lunday, Robert A. M rach, Leo F. Ostdick, Charles E. Siliker, Robert A. Van Wagner, Harry A. Wright. Noble H. Zuewalt, Christoper La Point, Edward .J. Collett, Kenneth A. Erwin H. Emmons, William H. Greene, some more, until it is no longer Earl William TJ H.nnnAi- Balnh H Hoffman I is then fitted to the James E. Holmes, Jordan E. Johnson, tuckable. H. Kezels, Thomas O. Miller, Wal head gingerly and left where it Georee ter T. Mucha, Everett D. O'Rae, Terrell H. settles. Richardson, Jr., David F. Smith, Vernon Thompson, Clifford L. Van Doren, Wil In the fifth type we have under R. H. Wegehoft, Joseph S. Whitehead, consideration, the cap is worn like liam Jr. Jr., Ira V. With the minimum of Louis B. Woodbury, Dean A. Gaymer, a pup-ten- t. Bonomo, Lee L. McClain, Law T. Victor McAtee, is achieved rence Z. effort mighty result Aaron B. Peters, Albert adds inches to anyone's height V. Smith, Moody, Jr., Clifford C. Hamstra, EdE. Devolt, Her and is of course recommended for win F. Sutter, Russell man N. Hauschild, Leland R. Johnson, the runt. Norman M. Olson. Lawrence F. WomersType six is naturally and in lev. Thomas R. Wunderlich, Frank L. evitably known as the Veronica Zueel. Be Technician roortn urane Koy Lake effect This style has dash, T. To Chamberlain, Mark J. Farrell, jr., Wil and is recommended for people liam R HnuEhton. Al Marvet. To Be Corporal Hichael T. BogaansKi, with 20-2- 0 eyesight, and wolves. J. Cleary, Charles W. Duhendon, The cap is usually associated with Leo Gerald R. Haney, Kenneth c. Manoim, Maurice F. Parmeter, a leer and a gleam in the eye, also Norman - R.Nelson, Rodrieuez. RoDert M. sanaer- r.rnpinnn long low whistles heralding the son Noah Valadez, Leonardo Nilano. John . fistllli, saniora r. W. Noggle, Joseph approach of the gentler sex. T.ii L. Ruohard. Charles R. must not be suspected that Tinutoii H. Watson. T.nnHn in this article all the possible ef chlrlAvrnnir J. cunnane. unnxon r.. uv- J. JJimemu, jauics u. fects have been exhausted. A little --Son, Nicholas A. Erdman. Paul D. Goble, nmnn Aivin bit of ingenuity and many other Earl L. Graves, can namin, . vr ixnrtnn Kdward T. Johnson, John effects can be reached. A suggestion is that one keep on Klauga, Jack W. oKoenig, Stanley J. KucB. Oliver eai, jonn zvnski, mood to fit the hand several types, Swann, Schenck. Thomas a Mitchell. Daniel J. Parker, Walter and personality of the moment. Tm D. Robb. Arthur H. should likewise be pointed out a tih WilliamStewart. Hans R. Wehrll. that these innovations do not have r uanhall. Harrv Avery, William Patthe approval of either post or army Clendenning, VirgilH. Fleming, Turner Jan R. La Hackman, Franklin terson, in getting Bi.n. Harold li. aaui, wriw regulations, and that Aomnvirh. Harrv R. Bash, Wil- ahead in the army, the soldier in X Tleese. Arden A. Jones, Henry of meth the i. place of adopting any Arthur V. Roussin. Earl E. Stolle, ods disclosed above, might do wen Aii.n n. Webb. Walter L. Winter, Masse-to look over the field and adopt James R. Clark, the technique of any soldier who T.m.. in Cnx. vivlck. Norman P. Hatfield, Jos- 15 M. Mikos. Dean A. 4i has received promotion every i iT" C. Friestad, Claude Mc-three months. Putting Supervised Child ruiseu Play Starts Mon. in 1 After conferring here with Xeno P. Smith, chief librarian, Ninth Service Command, and with carpenters now at work fitting ft building in the barracks area to bouse the new recreation library field officials state that they hop to get the recreation library, into operation within three weeks. Mr. Smith met with field oiiiciaw at Base Headquarters and plan were formulated to get the library, into operation as soon as possible. carpenters be Early adgan remodeling building jacent to Red Cross headquarters for the library, and they hope to have it completed within the three weeks' period. To date they Have finished-th. wainscoting and ce4V no work has been done ingbuf on the shelves, nor has any paint ing been done. As yet, no librarian has beeil selected-t.supervise the new :in ' stallation. Dhon Hire Lady Guards At Base Security Base Orders Pets A "Guard" Service" composed of To Be Registered to women years of age to Enlisted men and officers keep- I i ! jimh He wrote: -- The training depart ment at the OASC and Mr. Lamb are to. be congratulated on the high o.uaUty of the material presented. I Melvin K. Anderson, Howard W. Bailey, jr., Ernest e. Baker, Donald w. Bell, ith lowly overseas cap may " vlu Clar-enc- an i.i 1 n. Hiiiman l. craig. Waiter j. Dubiank, Richard I Gillespie, James F. Gillen, Joe S. Humphrey. Robert J. Lemke, Arnold W. McAtee, Leon Nutik, Albert V. Pramuka, George F. Staton, Reginald E. Abernathy, Barricklow, James J. Connally, Joseph V. Cottone, Virgil C. Johnson, Wildy C. MoKeel, Joe E. Moore, Edward I Phillips, Donald V. Roloson. To Be Technician Third Grade (Tem Richard D. Husby. porary) To Be Sergeant Joseph M. vojtik, Paul R. Korody, Thomas Tucker, William F. Dossev. Daryl B. Ganson, Keith E. John- eon, wiiiiam F. Miibrath, Wilbur l. Molt, il i l iesr. FWreUwr:rtWY"Jr;.Hr ' Capt. Raymond 1 l una inBvrucwrft u.ayw.ws r rwias jv, nemnKer - 01 the AAR in Sioux CHtv MnresAerl a for .the supervisors' i S W. 41 --- uarr, ueorge v. Dossett, Allen O. Gahn, Ronald Hardiman, Noble P. Hunt. Eliot J",.wi?a..e- Pocatello, ... "W aub-den- ot fleers Of OASC for the fine classes conducted by Kent Richards -1,:- - ... Ani Mr. Richards conducted classes in sheet-metaatudentA. . unrlr for : """" E'h 'd h' 3T' ' Xenophon P. Smith Visits Field, Inspects New Unit Letters Express Thanks for Excellent Work To Be Staff Sergeant Cecil Drlsklll, Hianiey j. segane, Kyiana M. Thomason. ' Work Is Started On New Library Instructors Here - dmple overseas sweep of magnificant brows. It is especially useful when No individuality. for gyrating in front of a juke box. soldier, simply Type four (second row) is really a need else'a, compromise with necessity. It everybody U being regimented k a way of getting the best of Jped into common mold. a supply sergeant who has issued TthTpurpose of this article you a cap several sizes too small. drawings by Pvt. In this model the innards of the in cap 'have been tucked, and tucked 77TW. the various way 9 Augusts 1943 Overseas' Cap to Wear. ot Wednesday Kitchen. Operetta Rehearsal, Club Lounge. Army Air Base "Keep 'Em Flying" Orchestra from Bill Field. General Dancing, Main Recreation Hall. Orchestra Broadcast, Station KLO, Courtesy Special Service Section, 6:30 Street Twenty-fourt- h ' TONIGHT, Telephone WEDNESDAY,- - A CO VST 4 Southern Pacific Glee Club, Club Lounge. Hostess Meeting, Wednesday Night Hostesses. Club Room and Kitchen. Operetta Rehearsal; Act I, IL and III. stage. Main Recreation Hall. Operetta Rehearsal, Club Lounge. Informal Dancing and Games, Military Lounge. A Comedy Skit, Hill Fielders Special Service Gang THURSDAY. AUGUST 5 Sirocco Club Chorus, Main Recreation Hall. Hostess Meeting, Thursday Night Hostesses, Club Room and Hill Field. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Softball, M. P. Guards vs. Southern Pacific Shops; Arsenal vs. State School; Adjltant General Depot vs. Bank Smokery: Hill Field Army vs. Hill Field Civilians. Hostess Meeting, 7:00 p.m. Night Hostesses, Club Room Friday and Kitchen. Aloha Sugar Mill, written by Gladys 8:15 p.m. Premiere Performance Rich, sponsored and produced by cooperation ot the community with the USO. Free to Servicemen and hostesses, 35e admission to the general public. Main Recreation Hall. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 .7:00 p.m. Hostess Meeting, Saturday Night Hostesses, Club Room and " ! Kitchen. Aloha Sugar Mill, written by Gladys 8:15 p.m. Premiere Performance Rich, sponsored and produced by cooperation of the with the USO. Free to Servicemen and hostesses, 35c admission to the general public. Main Recreation Hall. SUNDAY, AUGUHT 8 2:30 p.m. Silhouettes by Charolette McGrath, Military Lounge. first 4:00 p.m. Art Club, meeting with Mr. Max Germer, Instructor at Weber College, Main Recreation Hall. MONDAY, AUGUST 0 .. '7:00 p.m. Hostess Meeting, Club Room. Wives Club In Club Lounge. m. Men's Service 7:30 p. 8:00 p.m. MINNESOTA STATE PARTY. WELCOME TO ALL HILL FIELD WAR PRODUCTION WORKERS AND SOLDIERS p.m. com-mouni-ty : 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. WHO COME FROM MINNESOTA. MOVIES OF THE NESOTA FOOTBALL. TEAM WILL BE SHOWN. Recreation Hall. Splash Party at Weber College Pool, Service Men and esses. Get your ticket at USO check desk. TUESDAY, AUGUST lO Hostess Meeting, Club Room. Eskimo Party, Main Recreation Hall. Dance Instruction, Althea Johnson,. Club Lounge. WEDNESDAY, AUGUHT Flrat In New Series, Junior Hostess Training Course, Recreation Hall; CarnlvaT Dance, Main Recreation Hall. . Soldiers sad War Prodaettoa Warkers TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 6:00 p. m. Swimming Washington Poll, 33rd and Washington vard, back of school. 0:00 p.m. Informal Dancing. 10:00 1 :00 3:00 6:00 Main THURSDAY. AUGUST USO Girls Chorus Rehearsal. Domino Tournament Prises. FRIDAY, AUGUST Social Games . , Boulej ' Bingo Double or Nothing. Country Dancing. ... Social .' , - 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. ' 6.00 I SATURDAY, AUGUST- - 7 . . Games. Dancing Music by Herman Tuttes and his Band. AUGUST S SUNDAY, a. m.' Coffee Hour..' . a.m. Leave for Church of your Choice. , ' p.m. Homes Hopltallty. p.m. Cool Off Washington Pool Washington at 33rd. Luetta Wilson, , Mrs. Cluo, Inspiration p.m. Tea Hostesses, 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:45 Host- 2660 Wall Avenue Operated far Negr 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Mala . Wall Avenue USO 8:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. MIN- p.m. :30 p.m. Chairman, Stunts and Games Social Hail. MONDAY, AUGUST 9 Qulslcaie. Quiet Games, Prizes. Impromptu Talent Program. TUESDAY', AUGUST 10 Solders' Wives Recreation Hour. Jr. HoMess Meeting. ' Informal Dance. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11 Cool-of- f Party. Washington Pool, 33id Blvd. Oarasa. - . St. and Washlagtsa |