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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24

partlow. conducted fifteen min
utes devotional service which was
en- inspiration TO all present
Final plans we're made for The
birthday rally which will be held
during the monthly meeting IN
MAY At the conclusion OF the
business the members drcw slips
naming their silent pals for this
year
The hostess served delicious
salad and dessert coarse, Tor
which the president of the club
thanked her Present were
Mesdames BESSIE Wheeler. Lily
Jackson. Elizabeth Bowlcs Min
r;e rarilow. Katherine liaristield.
Hattie Whtstone. Laura Davis.
NarN Jennings. Rosa Ice. I.cda
Davis Olivia DcWal' Ar Gill.
-uaniia cofman. Fila Ficklln.
Catherine Stephenson and Wiz
cinia Smith Also present we're,
Nesdames Ella Williams Naeelc
Watson Dora Lewis Anna VII
liams. Bessie Chambers Tressle
Z ahor Hattie Price " Hollings-
worth l.. sllas NJ Luke lola
Turner and Misses BESSIE and
Matte Ramsey
Visitors In attendance included
Misses Rosemary Jackson JAG
ouelyn Lcakc Drlssic Hildrcaih
and Matte Heron
The next meeting ~ the class
viii be at The home az Miss Res-
sic Ramsey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
MRS. BERRY RETURNS
FROM EAST

Mrs. Charles p BERRY returned
IN tho city "Wednesday after
spending several DAYS IN. Ball-
rloro Nd She was accompanied
on her ip ho'ne by her charm
Ing dauehi Mary who has hcen
attending school IN Baltimore
Miss BERRY win spend her Easter
vacation with her parents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
MADDOX SINGERS
AT ART INSTITUTE

on SUNDAY. May Is the Mad
cox singers viii present their
second annual recital az the De-
trolt Institute Of Arts lecture
kall Al r m Tho Maddox sing
ele arc talented group ~ sing
crs with Madame Yolanae Mad
fcx Mus Bac rs directors The
program Will include atlas c'as-
sizes and spirliuals and promises
2, he ono Of me hest The singers
have presented
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
NEW STENOTYPE Class
STARTS AT COMMERCE

Detroit Institute Of CONNER.
announces the beginning 4, !.
ta'rd stereotype class m. 49,,
Stereotype IS me pel,.ln u.
Machine Way n shofih.oa
Stereotype offers N tho hcr.ne..
better and more easily m,.,.-
90 method of stonoe am, e.
III, old fashioned ncr,r h,.,.
hand, aud 10 Tho cxnerior
nocranhcr mcan> aA,ar.,
rapidly 70 the hehctl ,tp, {,
secvctarial and repor'lnr MN
"My greatest concern .,u'
Mrs. Louise Groom pro aer, II
lie school is orcr tho ls,,s
trcup Of Young pcorls Who sa
thinking ~ TODAY only The X.
fuorrow that viii follow ina v.r
viii he time Of kern comp.r.
lloU anu NV - inc Tine 10 T.
pare for H.
Stereotype Is ono NAY me, raa
give themselves 'ioh Insurance
FIR tomorrow
"In times Of emerecnry Ne
iacse the problem Of ec'ilnr /
in does not exist The nsriIsry
trained. or even unframed ,carg
man or woman can find l'A
MANY shorisigh'ed yonrs reop'
ylll feel that they arr ne uell
krd making progress
The classes are c0naanet q
Thursdav evening ~ Tho srhnNl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
CHARMING LAvADA
TO WE'D

Invitations ave out announcing
the coming marriage OF l.avada
Elizaheth Green. daughter Of Mrs
Wilbur Johnson Greene 20 Elisha
z GRAY The wedding Will take
Race on the afternoon Of May 2
al the Church Of God. Jos Campau
and Graiio' avenue a reception
a. the Greene homo e72l Charlie
voix avenue. viii follow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24

wANTEr - Experienced vomsu
10 do day work. Musi be ihoronsh
aud efficient. Va cooking or harm.
dcring. Call q. 1921. After : pm
call Plaza 1901.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
TOWN TAPESTRY
By EDLEE WEBSTER

few moons ago.. nile VlSitlng very dear frlend
upstairs 70 bid her young daughter fond good
night Thinking ,he d gone 10 bed quietly cracked
the door and found her her knee mead bent small
clasped hands silently SAYING her nightly prayers The
quiet sereniu 81 her ncaA arranged room. the evenly
turned doWi. eietS and the sof nghlghi reflect
ing he freshly scrubbed glow OF purity ON her race.
stirred memories DAYS we'd learned "a pray with Moth
Chloudc IN me quiet sanctuary OF the French Sis
tiers Convent. many experiences back
With Eater arriving again usual think
sellous 90 he sacrifice made bl Christ that whose
ever heepsh a iim ,hpull not PERISH. hut hate ever
lasting fe ae how necessary il ion 20 End our
way back fo ,hc SINCERE prayefS of childhood,
with ihe 4ded understanding Of our adulihoed How
about yo0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
Mrs. Violet Lewis Entertains Grads
At Dinner Party Al Paradise Bowl

Mrs. Violet 7. Lewis, president and founder of the
LOWS Business college gracious hotess Saturday
evening April TO- when she entertained with elaborate
dinner party the mid graduates Of her business
The hannne Of Paradise kc, was the scene Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
ALL OFFICERS WILL RESPOND
AT RECEPTION FOR THEM

The committee Of local citizens sponsoring the recep
on 70 he given honorng the Scrde Field officers al the
Labor Tempe Friday evening, April 80. reports much
progress IN laying plans for the II is expected that
anroN.matey 100 couples viii subscribe the effort and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
Fiighty-live Singers Blend Voices
II Mammoth Church Musicale

The more than IS members Of the star inging groups
furnished program far beyond the expectations Of the
audience whch filled the auditorium Of the Presbyterian
church. last Friday night.
In- c----r ononed with two wen rendered scIections
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24
Miss Williams Is Charming Rosle,,
At Class Of Esther Anil Meeting

Miss Anna Williams charming hostess IL a.
Glass of Ether Of Second Baptist church at their @
meeting held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Toe mu
Following the call TO order by the president Mrs
Gill the chaplain. Mrs Bessie Wheeler and Mrs MINI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24

Roy Heron recently received on
hcN,fable discharge from the
army He Was stationed at Camp
Aiferhury. Ind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24

sands OF satisfied users have found
that famous Black and v hiie Oins.
ment through ia soothing aniiseptic
action eases itching helps natu,
in healing. II also relieves itchir
and burning soreness Of eczema =,
ternally caused. and simple RIM
worm. Try III In large economical
sizes. SOC. 25t and 100. Use only as
directed.
- Highly recommended for daily
cleansing away surface dirt ia mild
and fragrant Black and White Skin
Soap. lot and 25f, sold everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-24

AN ACNE
P|mPl.E
P ( {; |

-. especially when
soreness and itching
are present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms ofextcrnally
caused pimpIes with
antiseptic Black and
White Ointment. Thou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

some transportation. experienced. no typ,
Ing position permanent Apply Inter.
susie system, 1908 -. Aubin. Fitgroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hSt-
ings IN The biz Sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Dancing Instructions
BE POPULAR

BE POPULAR
Learn waltz. foxtrot. rumbs. conga. special
course. 81 so Trianon School OF Dancing
3T47 Woodward.
SPECIAL course ballroom dancinE, 81 SO
guaranteed course. private lessons 50.
Tree studios ~ Dancing. 1909 Woodward
81 90 LESSON PLAN, Native teachers Of
genuine Argentine tango, rumbs and al
ballroom dances. Tap, castanet and exhibit
ton dances taught. Juan Ispano. Y. / u.
Dancing School, 50 East Columbia. Open
10 10 p m,
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sect ION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Laundries

Al-.42 PIECES flat or p pounds. 81 20
- pounds damp flat, Csc; q pounds
damp wash. Csc. Grand Model, LIE. 1851.
CURTAINS laundered 3 pairs 81 SUITS.
dresses drapes cleaned pressed sec.
Bonded Cleaners. University $500
DAMP WASH FLAT lRONED, Is LBS
Siit SHIRTS FINISHED. lsc.
SANITARY LDY CO TYLER o.3t3i
DAMP WASH. flat ironed. 20 pounds,
81 as; shirts 13c, Townsend s-es54.-
sPEcIAL-celanese curtain week, eoc pair
tinting. i5c. Hollywood Curtain, Tyler
5-300i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Houses for Sale
East of WOODWARD

BRUSH NevAds--6 rooms. full basement
II A. furnace; 2-car garage s. $50,
terms. Sky Realtor. TO. $4,000.
LEMAY. $685. rooms. moor; oak I'm
ish. garages; good condition; VACANT
81. 500. terms. Open Sunday, 20 .. East
Jefferson Realty Lenox ie91-----
neat. small cottage. 81, 800
full price, $500 down: vacant doors
on Harper. near Smile; city transporta.
ton. Inquire 2o9li Harper Tuxedo 2.se2o.
YORKSHIRE ROAD. 52e9-BV, rooms
gas heat, tile features, garage, drive
bargain; $500. terms. East Jefferson
Realty. Lenox 1920.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In The bis Sunday Times wsut Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12 - $3.50
Cash ana carry. 81 so; IS years' experi.
enee; 1909 guaranteed Detroit Oriental
Rug Works, 1929 BTosdstreet no. 1900.
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning, Tenovating: guaranteed
insured: e1i2. So so: cash and carry. 81 30.
Garfield Rug Furniture Cleaners. 5s35
fireman TYLER $1,000.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 1913
Collingwood - Rugs cleaned, insured
Telephone HOgarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Lumber, Building Materials

BUILDERS: ~ i-3rc Price Reduction! Must
move to make room for war work. IS.
600 Fl. Select Oak fig, 20. 600 Ft. s.
front doors. goo SOS. roofing. miscellaneous
lot 81 cupboard doors, miscellaneous lot OF
windows and frames. All highest quality.
Terms Cash, delivery at once. Patterson
Lumber Co. phone We. $500.
cELoTEx STORM SASH LUMBER
INSULATION headquarters All types
lowest prices in town. Fillmore Lumber.
24204 Gratiot Prospect 1855.
LUMBER, bldg. materials still available
u. \ Housewrecking. ies66 Dequindre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Music Lessons

AMAZING piano sight reading; theory,
harmony. trans position 10 times faster
Lafayette 1866.
TEACHER Expert with beginners Your
home or studio. Call lvanhoe 3246
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
WILDEMERE. 1892

shown b. appointment only: p. " single
Rome, corner Pickford and Wildsmete 10
rooms, bedrms,. baths 2nd floor; !
oedrm., bath third floor; steam oil heat
recreation room Available for immediate
occupancy. See your broker or call CO. 1885
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
inrs IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ALEXANDRINE 7s-single or double /.
elevator Apartment 10. 5tn moor
Temple l-oOs7
BELLETERRE - Crane River Chicago
Liyerpoit Business lady o. gentleman
NoUhlaVn 3e36.
BOULEVARD <. GKAND, 1857 1p6dEe
+ and Pseksrd)--Front with water. twin
beds $3.50 EACH men: shower
( BOULEVARD. EAST. sol - comfortAoie
/ large room: gentleman.
CAMDEN, 1880 fChaimtrs DiekersOn.
Harper transportation. Double. twin
bees Pingrse 1892.
CHRisTY. i2Os4-Grstiot car of Findisy
walk two blocks; two gentlemen share
room private home.
pEVJNsHIRE. eiss (HarperD-Gas heat
coEiinuous hot water; garage. TUXEDO
|FLMHURsT. 24s4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bus Excello. Viekers: double. single.
Townsend 7.7245.
I GENERAL MOTORS pIsTRICT-Two-room
suite connecting hath. Also room. SENT
private bath and shower. sleeping only
service or business men. Trinity 2-lil5
GRAFTON. KERCHEVA L-MACK-Private
home; gentleman; near defense plants
Tuxedo 2-sso7.
INDIAN VILLAGE. near Fast Jefferson
Twin beds ntw furniture: private bath
Melross 2i7g.
LIvERNofs- Seven Mile DisJTIci-v icEsTs.
ENoellp. Two bedrooms; gentlemen. Uni
vcrsity 1853.
OUTER DRIVE. FAST. i0s0i - Harper
Dus: front. twin beds Plugree 1898
PINGREE. 2T0i-iatgs front room, twin
beds; excellent transportation Tyler
t.07T2
RIDGEWooD 5oi3-orand River-Chicago
secron. Ia gentlemen. Reasonable.
Hogarth $3.50.
+ ROBINS, 1878 ear Mack. near Briggs
single or doubt gentleman; reasonable
WEBB-HAmiltor Woodrow Wilson bus.
Adult private home. gentlemen. Town.
send 5-73s7.
coLoRED Nicely furnished room for
3 YOUNG WORKING couple or young employed
coLoRED gentleman, refined, quiet
sober Palmer. Woodward. Call eve
nings Trinity 1889.
Employed couple, lady. gentle.
man, respectsble quiet; No cooking
Trinity 1850.
CoLoRED = 1851 Richmond near East
Grand boulevard; working couple. Trinity
i.lio6
CoLoRED working man. excellent trans.
por,ation; warm room. Temple 1905.
ICOLOREp-Two rooms for war workers
small family Phone Melrose oe1o.
Housekeeping Rooms
-
PLYMOUTH road Comfortable cabin. suit
able two gentlemen. oil heat BEDFORD
S73q
Board and Room
BURLINGAME, wooDwARn--Gentlernsn.
day worker; single room; excellent food
Townsend 5-243o.
Conuaiescent Homes
I CONCORD. 4iss-care aged senis Pa.
tents; licensed, private home. IVanhoe
6k0e
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the bis sunday Times Want "a
Section.
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Property Management
| COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
sELDoN-JoHHsoN INC. OFFICES
lNeW Houses for Sale
/ A DEFENSE Homes PROJECT
$500 DOWN. sec. Move Rieht In
Call John 4. Quinlan Gil. 4s2i
DUE TO priort,iss. time Il limited. See nsw
FLA models. with large attics tile fea-
lures, At $500 down. Stop al 205T7 Kick
CRY, or call TU. 2-1133.
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2qOI -2qO7 Gratiot
Coal and Coke


BANNER COAL - $500 MELVILLE
VINEWoOD 5000. EUY WAR BoNDSl
CALI Davy tor your winter coal supply
To s-526O.
DETROIT CITY ICE AND FUEL CO
524T GRAND RIVER TY 6-93Ot
READ Times Want Ads foT proht-use
them for results.
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......... Help WANTED ............


NOT responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife. sarah on or after TINS date
Albert g.. Albert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodward

TERNES- Dearborn: rooms, fun base
ment. H A. furnace, tile kitchen and
bath. near school and church. will Arrange
TO q.1aDN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned proper,iss see your
real estate broker
sOx275-seWsr. water gas walk, school
S675. near l3.Miie and Woodward Jud.
son Broadway Co, RA. s7Oo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Money to Loan
On Red Estate
Business Opportunities

bEER sArdvH ue~iy tehsasisa. sew fsr-
niturr: rtascnaUls. lh4,4ifs esls Wa
Jefferson
cOMPLETk flyrisr st.gk and nNtasvs. secs
uutv. rsn evenings. hf62 West Warren.
Tflsr 7 IVA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Housekeeping Rooms
Conuolescent Homes

CONCORD 4iSs--Care aged senile Pa
tents: licensed private home. IVanhoe
6S0s
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ings IN the bis Sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Colored- Bargain In Inkster

LEAVING FOR a.. &. NAVY
Harrison avenue near PiRss two lots. $3.50
each worth $500. Act quickly Dear.
born s21i.
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A BETTER DEAL--A SREE APPRAISAL
East Side only Free appraisal LIE 0tl4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

StoUes and Heaters
SELLING OUT

100 new and used ranges, gas and electric
many bargains 70 choose from. terms
Universal, 1880 Gratiot, near Smile.
OPEN SUNDAY. ? TO s
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05
7l4th Medical Sonitory
Company Notes in Brief
BY S-SGT. ALVA D. JACKSON,
7I4th Med. Sn. Co,

The company is still engaged In
new training activities which they
are giving their sincere conSidera-
ton. The unit cannot help but be
proud and boost morale when
everyone knows his job and goes
about it with vim and vitality like
the members of our unit.
Now to consider the hospital sides
we are proud to report Pvts. Willie
Drayton and Brevard v. Gilliam's
return from the Hospital, but regret
to report Cpl. Ben L. Becknell's
admittance.
To mention the furloughs = the
part of the Army each of us loves
we have Pvt. Eddie D. Nagles Wis
iting Pittsburg, Texas; Pvt. Horace
Warren visiting family and friends
in many Texas cities, and Pvt. Ma
nassau r. Rahming visiting his
father, Mr.. Robert Rahming, in
Homestead, Fla.
Sgt. Arthur Wheeler recently re-
turned from furlough. He visited
his mother, Mrs. Iceola Wheeler Of
Honey Grove, Texas.
E1C. OdIl b. Gu1IlIl IGC6IlUly re-
turned also He visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quinn of Alto,
Texas.
For the entertainment column
recently, there was company dance
given at the Carnahan Hall by the
Casanova club. Music was fur
nished by the 37th Special Service
Swing Orchestra. There were re-
freshments to add finishing touch
to everything, even to the awful let
down the WACS built us up to.
Pvt. James Rogers had his nine
teenth birthday recently. The COM
pany joined the refrain of Happy
Birthday to You," led by Pvt. Henry
Ezekiel, Other birthday greetings
were given by Master Sgt. Emmett
Green. A cake baked by the Kitchen
Staff was presented to Pvt. Rogers.
To conclude with the social side,
Pfc. Aaron Williams reports his
wife and little daughters return to
their home, 1902 E. Humbolt ST.,
FIT. Worth, Texas. PFC Williams
wife is amiable Mrs. Hannah M.
Williams.
-IT,LL BE News AT HoME-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05
Judge Advocates
fficeCommended
CONTINUED from PAGE one)

Continued from Page One)
processed all cases in Is days. Previ-
ously the record for the Post had
dropped from 40 days to % and then
to p. A minimum of delay in pro-
cessing courtS-martial cases is de-
sired by the War Department and
Fort Huachuea's average of 11.25
days from date of confinement of
the prisoner to final disposition of
the case is exceeded by only one
post in the nation, the Boston Port
of Embarkation.
THE record of having the least
delay in the handling of court mar
tlal cases is not due to this office
alone" Major Harris states. Every
one concerned is entitled to the cred
it: The Post Commander, members
of the court, military police, wit
nesseS, detachment commanders, the
concerted efforts of all made this
possible"
Major Harris is determined to give
the Boston Port of Embarkation
some competition when he says, ''We
are out to be number one in the ma
tion."
The office of Staff Judge Advo-
cate superviSes the administration of
justice for the station complement
and for other service comand units
in the State of Arizona which are
attached to this headquarters. Every
case in which punitive measures are
resorted to receives the personal at
tention of the Post Commander. AS
siSting the Post Commander in these
matters is the principal duty of the
Staff Judge Advocate. Other func-
tions include the review of boards
and claims, advising the various de-
partment heads on legal matters,
and acting as legal advisor to mill
tary and civilian personnel Fort
Huachuca was given independent
general court martial jurisdiction on
June 10th, 1943.
Preparatory for that event Major
Carmon &c. Harris was sent here
from Headquarters Ninth Service
Command Prior to his service there
he had been ON duty at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, Camp Gruber, Okla
homa, and Headquarters Eighth
Service Comand. He also attended
the Judge Advocate Generals School
at Ann Arbor, Mich. He has been a
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05
-JOTTINGS BY A POST SCRIBE

ary school teacher in West Virginia
and South Carolina. had to inter
rupt her substitute work at the Col.
Young School this week because of
tooth extraction She was working
in the place of Mrs. Myrtle H1cklin,
third and fourth grade teacher.
Our heartfelt sympathy goes to
the family, relatives and friends of
Richard Evans, who was one nice
youngster. It'll seem strange not to
see him whizzing past on his bicycle
in the evenings, and we know little
Willie Williams and members of Boy
Scout troop No. 28 will miss him.
f. We also sympathize with Sgt.
and Mrs Melville James, Colleen
and Mary Ruth, in the loss of their
darling, little baby son and brother
The Fort Huachuca shutterbugS
went to Sabina Canyon a few Sun
days ago and made some grand
Shots" according to Cpl. Earl
Morse and CPL Wesley Brown. Ray
mond c. Tyler of the Station Hos
pital No. X-Ray staff is added to
our shutterbug roster as a camera
clicker of no little ability. &. The
same goes for Dick Mayne, popular
civilian employe of the Post Eengi-
neer'S Section. -.
Our orchids to: 1st Sgt. Alex
ander H. Gordon for the splendid
job of pinch-hitting that he has
been doing on various occasions in
and around the Post Chapel during
the illness of Chaplain G.. Hamilton
Martin. . Cpl. Roscoe E. Murray
for the perfectly grand manner in
which he demonstrates that old ad-
age, "a friend in need is friend
indeed" Well write blanket rec
ommendation for Murray any time
he wants tiff he should ever need
it to Straighten out his affairs over
in the Station Hospital.
Last week, Walter Winchell quot
ed Variety as stating that ''the third
most played tune on the air last
week was Do You Know?' The tune
is by Mercedes Welcker, a Lieut.. in
the WACs." We know something
apparently Walter Winchell doesn't
know: Mercedes Welcker is Fort
Huachuca's own End Lit Mercedes
Jordan.
Tie Post Scribe, TRTG.
SEND TH= SENTINEL HOME
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05
Station Hospital Loses
lst Sgt. Leon Sadler

1st Sgt. Leon Sadler, with an Hon
orable Discharge in his possession,
left recently for his home in Fresno,
Calf. 1st SGT. Sadler came to Hua-
chuca when it was in its infancy. He
has been in Huachuca since March
IT,. 1928, and with the hospital since
July /, 1881. All of his service has
been in the state of Arizona and
within a radius of 100 miles of this
station. Sgt. Sadler says there were
only 26 men in the whole hospital
when he first came. These 26 men
had their quarters upstairs over the
hospital at that time. We hate to
lose 1st Sgt. Sadler, but all good
soldiers work must come to an end
at one time or another.
Perhaps you don't know it, men,
but 1st Sgt. w. Ford has been try
ing to insist that someone take
$500. But this is the way you get
it: See him and pick subject. Then
60 to your quarters, write an article
on the chosen subject, give the ar
ticle to the 1st Sgt. and then wait
and hope. With the "stuff you use"
you can't lose. Pretty easy money,
eh?"
TI4th Maurice Busch and Cpl. Os-
car Grear are back in Fort Hua-
chuca again. These two men spent
over three weeks in FIT. Macarthur,
Calf, attending Personnel School.
We are always happy to see them be-
cause with their outstanding per-
sonalities, they always brighten
their surroundings. Welcome home.
soldiers.
BY Cpl. George G. Carpenter.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05

member of the officers reserve corps
for number of years and was a
lawyer in Oklahoma City, Okla, be-
fore the war.
Lieut.. John F. Studer is the trial
judge advocate as well as assistant
judge advocate. AS trial judge ad-
vocate he acts as prosecutor in both
general and special courts. He is a
lawyer and reserve officer from
Pampa, Tex.
Staff Sergeant Connie Aston,
chief clerk, is the oldest member of
the staff in point of service. He has
been in the army for three years and
is from Port Arthur, Tex.
Private Kenneth D. Peck was an
official court reporter before being
inducted into the army He was sent
here specially by the Ninth Service
Command when general court mar
tial jurisdiction was conferred.
Private Edith Waller, Augusta,
Ga, and Private Idella Landry, En-
glewood, NJ, are members of the
WAC and act as file clerks, typists,
and proof readers in the JAS office.