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The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
POST RED CROSS HAS
VENEREAL DISEASE
CONTROL PROGRAM
By PVT CECILIA GoLDsRY.

Working in collaboration with the
Provost Marshal's Office the post
Red Cross is following through ON
all domestics who are working on
the post, thus making valuable
contribution in the fight to free
Huachuca of venereal disease.
All domesticS who are sent to their
jobs through the Red Cross are re-
quired to have physical examina-
ton at the Station Hospital every
two months. Employers who hire
domestics through other sources are
asked to cooperate with the Red
Cross by notifying them when they
have engaged such help, and also
when one in their employ leaves.
The post Red Cross is not inter-
ested in knowing of the physical dis
ability of domeSticS but only whether
the prescribed physical examination
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

Cpl. Pinkey has just "blown IN
from Chi Town and is he gassing the
boys about the pretty debaitantes in.
the Windy City, His Fran sAslaby.
was found with a gas mask on the
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

dltlons there are much worse
than around most places. That
is why | advise you to keep
away. The thrill you long for
is not worth your good health,
money and maybe, your life.
Your probability of catching ven
ereal diseases there is very high :
I'll go SO far as to say higher than in
any place to which you've been-be-
cause of the great distance from
cities, the small number of women
as compared with the number of
soldiers. and the unsanitary condi-
tions. Again I say, keep away. You
can do it. Use your energy in read
ing, playing games, participating in
sports, going to movies, and in other
hobbies. You can do it much more
easily than you think, if you try.
So please try for the sake of God if
not for us.
But if you must see the prosti-
tutes, keep sober, and completely
sober, each time. Keep a package
of thins and use them. And, above
all, go to the prophylactic station,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

on the double, just as soon as. you
finish your thrill. Let nothing stop
you'll
But for you who want what God
loves, which is the truth. the best
advice is KEEQ AWAY FROM
PROSTITUTES! This is the only
sure way to avoid the deadly dis
eases, syphilis and gonorrhea.
So, soldier friends, I pray and
trust you will not deceive your God,
your country, and yourself. Give this
advice your undivided attention and
consideration
1T RESTS WITH YOU!
Editors Note; Second prize of
$500 was won by Pfc. Daniel w.
Brown, 3417 Ord NAM Co.
Subject for essay to be handed in
on or before November Is is THE
Relation of Venereal Diseases to
Military Efficiency" This subject
was suggested by TIA Robert B.
Mitchell non-com VD. officer,
3417th Ord. NAM Co.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
Advice | Would Give a New
Soldier Coming into Ny Unit
First-Prze Essay in Third Weekly VD Control Ccntes)
By S-SGT. ALVA D. JACKSON
714th Med San Co
7I4th Med San. Co

Soldier friends the venereal disease
cred Ihe post commander and unit commanders with
help of all staff members doing all they toward the
purpose
The little community of Fry, just below overun with
prostitutes full of disease germs The small u that they
thrill equipped keep hot sanitary
wash themselves and you aterward that respect con-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
WHAT'S COOKING?

When there's nothing boiling on
the old Hot Stove, a guy can al
ways tell Lefty Gomez yarn. AS,
for instance, when Lefty hit a triple
one day while the Yankees were
playing the Browns. Pulling up at
the far turn, Gomez suggested to
Coach Art Fletcher that he be per-.
nlitted to steal home. g
! 'Steal hone?" cried Fletcher, a.
Mortified look crossing his face. "It
took you ten years ir this league to
get as far as third and now you
want to spoil it."
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

S/Sgt. Alva d. Jackson. mess
sergeant of the 714th Medical
Sanitation Company, whose frank
ly-written essay on what he would
tell newcomer in his company
about yenereal disease won the
third VDC Essay Contest prize, is
also an amateur scngwriter and
poet. He is a native of Fort Worth,
Texas, and the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Levi Jackson of 2816 Lee
street, Fort Worth. He is grad
uate of Clinton Avenue Junior
high school and James E. Quinn
high school of that city. Sgt.
Jackson, who has been in the
Army three years, took his basic
training at Fort Huachuca and
Camp Claiborne, La. He was for
merly with the 25th Infantry and
has been a cook during most of his
Army service. He has attended
Bakers and Cooks schools at Fort
Huachuca and at Fort Benning,
Ga. Apache Sentinel Photo.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

Well. here / am again. This time
/ am lounging on the beach of the
Florida Keys, where I shall spend
the remaining winter months. AS
those soft breezes blow their tropical
winds across my back I turn on a
television set and find the following
going on at dear OIL Fort Huachuca:
The .'OP Vet" will probably start
going to EE.N.T for treatment of
his eyes, which are really going bad.
+ I say there, Oh man, is it that the
. signs in the Green Top" are print
ed too small, or did you just intend
to barge into the wrong quarters like
you did? Sorta reminds you of the
old saying. "Its only. one in mill
lion" -@e
If you miss blackouts in Huachuca
and surrounding areas perhaps the
air raid warden's bell will cause you
to comply with regulations. Why did
you pick on the Green Top" as your
headquarters for these z blackouts,
NIB? @
If you should run across some
WACS whose teeth are like evening
stars fthey come out each night,
blame it on the cook who decided
that roasting hens made good fry
erS. 1t was reported that after that
meal 70 WACs visited the dental
clinic for immediate repairs Better
pick up on a cook book, if you don't
know better, -
The mystery has been unravelled
and the conflict between civilian
and WAC personnel over ''the Dog"
can be discontinued, since the inter-
estS of sgt. WAC" are found around
the WAC motor pool Perhaps McN.
can't help you out of this set-up.
BY the way CG wants to know what
happened to the six balls of fire that
you picked from the Chief, SINH?
Did you break down and meet the
fair damsel's requirements? n
Why doesn't some young lady
break down and give AK. break?
He's been loafing and moping
around since his fran M1cN fell in
love with a WAC. Its certainly
lonesome" he replied, ''I wanted to
be. a Casanova like. WR. but find
I'm like the bears brother and
can't get any further"
The Deacon, AC., called himself
stealing a march on the Robins lit
tie brother but when he cruised up
at certain locality III Bisbee, the
little Robin was waiting with pen in
hand. BY the way, Reverend, we
know you're like the cat in the cof-
fin-dead ''in there" but hep us to
the little play in Douglas.
Cpl. Pinkey has just "blown IN
from Chi Town and is he gassing the
boys about the pretty debsitantes in
the Windy City, His Fran ;Asaby.
was found with a gas mask on the
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

is made and when the hospital unit
wants the person to return In such
manner disease can be controlled to
a great extent. 1t is important to
know that persons in such capacity
are in good health lest many others
be affected @
The Provost Marshal's Office and
the Post Red Cross are discussing
ways to extend this service to other
employees on the post.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
Soldiers! Attention to this Letter
from the
Ayiotion Codet Examining Boord
Douglas Army Air Field
Douglas, Arizona

SUBJECT: DO YOU WANT TO BE AN NAVIATION CADET?
TO: YOU!! THE ENLISTED MEN OF FORT HUACHUCA
/. The requirements for Aviation Cadet follows
Qualify mental examination.
b. Qualify physical examination.
Permission be granted from Commanding Officer
d. Between the ages of l6 and II years.
Three letters of recommendation.
f. Birth certificate
2. The mental examination will be given 800 Thursdays
Base Operations, this station.
3. The physical examination, WD AGO Form a. will
be given from $500 700 Fridays Flight Surgeon this
ton Permission for physical will be granted
time of mental examination
A. Sounds doesn it? 1t down and
ry-out Make application for pair Of Silver Wings
FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD:
DONALD J. HARTSHORN
WOJG, USA
Recorder
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

1t is easy to find Private OH.
around the Company on Friday aft
ernoons. To be such a Don Juan
he really loves his fish. The boys
reported he walked a detail to visit
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

Anyone attempting to locate the
M.P-s after 600 pm. call either of
the WAC phone numbers. wild
Bill" CIV, "Gestapo." Glamour &C,
and Smoothly UT. can all be found
making their headquarters in that
locality BY the way, Gene, isn't one
of those Give by Five" candy bars
enough? Why take two?
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

the Green Top in quest of some sar-
dimes. What punishment did you get
on your return? Brother Vet can
tell us if you don't want to.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

My good fran, MAcN, why tell the
people your name is Clark? Is it
that you can't jive those pretty SEN
oritas without involving your friend
HC? Perhaps you had better wait
until Thanksgiving and get your
self another turkey breast and you
will be able to cope with the situa-
ton more freely.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12

Well since I'm getting a nice sun
burn I shall turn the television set
off and coll out in the hot sands, so
until another session I cut out like
a March hare that is dead in there.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
'SPOTTING THE. M.P.'S'
BY THE "ROBIN"

other day as the 1--WE was too strong
for him.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

THE STORY so FAR: Anne Haywood,
beautiful daughter of a wealthy New
York newspaper publisher, goes on an
assignment to Puerto Rico where Pete
wilcox, a reporter on her fathers pa
per, is stationed as U. s. Army intelii-
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

When armored knights met, it
was customary for each knight to
raise the visor of his helmet as
means of identification. This ges-
ture has come down through all
armies in the form of the salute.
Traditional, too, is the Army mans
preference for Camel cigarettes.
With men in the Army, Navy, Ma
rines, and Coast Guard, actual
sales records in their service
stores show that Camel is the
favorite. It's one of the favorite
gifts with service men. And though
there are Post Office restrictions
on packages to overseas Army
men, you can still send Camels to
soldiers in the U. S., and to men
in the Navy, Marines, and Coast
Guard wherever they are.-Adv.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

hall again.
nose-for-news sort of thing-told him
not to leave, to go back and the
hell with G 2.
He went through the lobby out into
the patio. The ocean pounding on
the reef and breaking again on the
rocks just across the balustrade
softened the strident scream of mu-
sic from the bar. The place was
empty except for Taussig and Di-
ego Gongaro sitting by the fountain
smoking their cigars. They stopped
talking for an instant when he came
out, and started again, obviously on
another subject. They couldn't have
been talking about the beauty of
Puerto Rico all that time, he
thought. He sat down at table in
the corner and ordered a Scotch and
soda. The window of Anne's room
was dark. There was a light in
the hall window, and one In Taus-
sig's near the angle of the wall. He
saw it go out abruptly. Probably
the maid, he thought.
He saw Taussig look up, and move
slightly. Then the light went on
again. Taussig moved again, glanc-
ing up at Anne's window. Or Pete
thought he did. He wasn't sure.
1t was still dark.
"You must make a visit to nv
brother-in-law's Central" Diego
Gongaro was saying affably. ST
shall ask him to arrange it. They
are cutting and grinding the sugar
cane now, and I'm sure it would in
terest you. And to his coffee plan
tation In the mountains. That would
interest you very much too. The
trees are beginning to blossom now,
and they are very beautiful. Per-
haps Miss Haywood would be inter-
ested too. She is very intelligent
young lady. Perhaps she is too in
telligent. It can be a dangerous
quality in a woman. mean, of
course, that no man wants a wom-
an who
He broke off abruptly. Pete VIII
cox, trying to look casual and re-
laxed in wrought-iron chair that
was not designed for either, was
listening intently. There was some
thing in Diego Gongaro's tone that
implied a meaning underlying the
superficial conversational one. He
was watching the center arch, and
Pete, glancing around, saw Miguel
Valera come out into the patio and
pull up chair beside them.
81 was just saying how intelli-
gent your friend Miss Haywood is,
Miguel" his uncle remarked easily.
Miguel shrugged. ''I don't know
about that. She's very charming,
certainly"
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

box cabinet like the blue and white
one in the sketch, and should start
someone making applique towels
and curtains. The mirror on the
window sill is kept from sliding
forward by a pair of firmly an
chored spools painted to match the
frame.
NOTE: Mrs. Spears has designed
pattern (No. 207) for all types of cut-out
scallops to be used in wood or fabric.
The handy man viii be fascinated with the
variety of things he can make with this
pattern. The Morning Glory pattern mo.
202) contains 10 designs. Send Is cents
for each pattern desired to:
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

Largest and Smallest
The worlds largest living crea-
ture, the whale, is many billion
times as heavy as the worlds
smallest, a tiny kind of germ.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

the Fn miles from the of S Francisco five wives of dcGSt uadme
f hn means of transport th the l is the ekyr trips # heH
service ship. Warrant B. Warwick and Mto Mhi
Mrs Barnett h dugh whom lives the
dt bd the Fa1 lands
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

strolled across the patio, drew up
chair and sat down with the other
two.
Anne stood watching them, her
heart rising. Whatever it was, If
Miguel was on her side and
then she caught her breath sharply.
He had said something to Taussig,
who turned quickly and looked up
at her window. Don Diego turned
slowly in his chair and looked up.
Miguel was telling them. And she
hadn't thought of that. She hadn't
really thought about that at all, but
in some way she had just taken it
for granted he wouldn't tell.
''I wonder where Pete is" she
thought miserably. 1t was the same
old pattern. 1t always came back
when she was in trouble. If only
she knew where to find Pete!
She looked down into the patio
again. Mr.. Taussig was getting up.
Anne's eyes moved acress the
grass. A man was sitting alone at
the table in the corner, where Don
Diego had sat reading MS papers
that morning. She looked away,
and then looked back sharply. It
was Pete.
Pete went through the lobby and
started across the gallery under
the portico. The juke box blared
from the bar behind him, and with
the orchestra out on the terrace
wailing tenor was singing ''Perfidia"
81 found you, the love Of my
life, in somebody else's arms :"
He tossed the cigarette he'd just
lighted into a palm tub and turned
back again. His orders were to lay
off, and in the Army orders were
orders. In the newspaper business
an editor might not run a story, but
he never tried to keep you from get
ting it il you could. And just now
Pete's training and instinct-the old
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25
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1ARHa r CONSPIRACY 7EESSs1=
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gence officer. On the boat she meets
a young Puerto Rican, Miguel Valera,
and an engineer named Richard Taus-
sig, of whom she is Immediately suspi-
cious In spite Of the fact that he looks
like typical tourist. She does not know
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

THE Heavenly Blue morning
! glories bloom indoors the year
around in this bathroom. The
thought of such morning cheer
should prompt a man to get out
his key hole saw and cut out seal
lops for the top and bottom of a
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Prisi!javanje je
Hitlerov Metod

Sa svrhom da poSpeSi usvaanie novog ra,noy sse-
ma America = sistem raIa ko e IL swim oslovnm
upikaca sistcma ko Sa,a postoj IL nacsckoj Nemackoi
zagovaraci kolskripcie ranka apeuju stris
lovaa rodbne uC koj n,laze IL voniGkoj suzI CLAY
ulogu prevodjenu te bezobazne propaganda koia ape
Ira nesvcst iese autor Austin Wadswortovog zkono
proeka pluokratski advoka ko1poaciia Grenvile Clark
psmu njujorSkom Tmes-u koi pokriva tr stupca
vodnoj strani, gospodin Clark prezre nkavost oVormo
pomoc svou zjavom da &c kosk1lpcja rad
nika pospeSiti povr,tak vonika nlhovlm amlilIama.
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Izvestaj Clana MO.
32-konvencijjii
Nov POd0dbOr kOntrOlni OdbOr

Nov POdodbOr i kOntrOlni Odbor
U novi Pododbor N. l. O. izabra-
nj su sledeci drugovi: r. H. Ha-
milton, P. Herzel, NJ. kowarsky
D. Niksic, F. Rack, w. Steinhil-
ber, H. Thai, F. Tome, L. Zimmer.
man, l. Feinberg N. Karp.
Drug L. Zimmerman izabran je
II Kontrolni Odbor Partije.
Resenja.
Reseno da Sc partijska konven-
CHA odrzi gradu New Yorku
da Sc ista otvori IL subotu 20. ap-
rila 1914.
Da bi mogli sto uspesnije poce-
ii voditi Izbornu Kampanju, re-
seno da Sc apelira ma clanove
simpaticare da priloze sest dnev-
nih najamnica "a Izborni Fond,
koje da sc isplate ratama: ma 1.
julia, l. septembra, l. novembra
1943; l. januara, l. marta, l. ma
ia 1914.
Dale bese reseno, da Sc ida
du Izborne Markice, SO cent? ko-
mad, sa kartama i da clanovi, svi
po mogucnosti, kao i simpaticari,
obavezu Sc dobrovoljno kupiti is
te.
Takodjer je reseno da sve sub
divizije - Sekcije Ogranci -
prirede razne zabavne afere pre-
konvencije u korist Nacionalnog
Izbornog Fonda.
Madam Sc da &c nasi Ogranci,
clanovi kao i simpatieari svesrd-
no prihvatiti gore istaknuta rese-
MIA, kao mnoga poznata vam, a
cvde ne istaknuta, i svojim radon
i novcanim prilogom sprovesti in
valjano u delo.
Mi smo znali, ali danas je jas
no mnogima koji nisu znali niti
mogli videti, da je Socijalistieka
Radnicka Partija jedina revoluci-
onarna radnicka Partija, koja do
sledno drzi visoko revolucionar-
nu Crvenu Zastavu koja sa nau-
kom Marksa De Leona objasnja-
va radnickoj klasi da mira bla-
gostanja "a radnicku klasu ne
moze biti dogod postoji kapitali-
zam. Kapitalizam je jedno veliko
zlo, koji sobom nosi sva danasnja
druga zala. Otuda Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija poziva radnickl'
klasu Amerike, pokazuje put os-
lcbodjenja celoj svetskoj radnic'
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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dvojimo da ina takvih vojnika-
radnika, ali ako III ina. oni, Sc ma
laze II cudnovatom polozaju u kome
Sc preko mora bore protiv omega
sto sa veseljem cekaju kod kuce.
Posto ne moze Sc premnoge pu-
ia izjaviti i poncviti da sistem
koji preporucuje bill gospodina
Clark-a jeste isti odvratni sistem
ropskog rada nacisti6kog kapita-
lizma.
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HUNGARIAN. S. L. p. CONVENTION
in Akron, Ohio

The 18th National Convention of the Hungarian So
cast Labor Federation will be held September 18th
10Th, 1943 at the Hungarian Home, 112 East Thorn
ton Street
The convention will begin Saturday, 1000 a. M
A LECTURE will be held on Saturday, 800 p
SUBJECT: The Dissolution of the Comintern and
the the Socialist Labor Party of America Speaker in Hun
garian: Alex Kudlk, Editor A MUNKAS.
ON SUNDAY, 100 p m. a banquet will be held
where the Guest Speaker will be Comrade Joseph Prin
cin Fraterna Delegate from the National Organization
of L. p joint collection will be taken up for the A
MUrlKAS and WEEKLY PEOPLE. The Goal is to beat
the last Detroit Convention when the collection ST.
3O312 and $325.O0 Remember that Akron is the city
of Possibilities and Defense!"
After the banquet musical program by such
we'll known artists Magdus 10th, Agnes 10th, Anna
Russell and Arthur Gomory Stedl Pistas orchestra will
play for the dance.
RESERVATION for the banquet in advance $1.25 at
the door $3.50. This ticket is good for the
Ticket for the dance SOC.
Send your reservation to: Joseph Redl, 493 Cole
Akron /, Ohio.
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lobodjenja nj "a jednu naciju iii
narodnost. Sa obaranjem klasne
vladavine, sloboda bratstvo ce
da vlada narodima. vi ste Sc sas-
tall da prosirite puteve saznanja
"a one koji neznaju. Ogranak Ho-
boken svesrdno VAN II tome po-
maze. zeli vam uspeh i salje VAN
pozdrav
S. VukOtic.
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S. Vukotic.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis.
Drugovi drugarice delegati: ::
Primite drugarski poZdrav. Zele-
ci da napori vaseg rada budu kru-
nisani uspjehom Il bliskoj buduc-
nosti. PoZdravlja vas
Klub X. Il. Milwaukee.
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Lecture in Milwaukee. Wis.

OF
wH frs
at the Metropolitan Block 1o12 St. thnd floor
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Pozdraur,i telegram
32-Konuenciii

radnickog oslobodjenja. Jer, po
recima jednog naucenia "Od-
vaznim pripada budutnost.'
Buduci da nam je nemoguce BIZ
ii fizicki S wanna. ali nase misli,
nasi osecaji nase zelje su va
ma. Otuda vam saljemo oval dru-
garski pozdrav, zeleci vam uspeh
u vasem uzvisenom radu.
Znajte da mi ovde drzimo isti
barjak radimo "a isti cilj, kao i
Vi tamo; drzacemo ga radicemo
do konacne pobede mad kapitaliz-
nom.
Dole kapitalizam! Gcre Socija
listicka Revolucija. Sva vlast
radnicima organizovanim Il Soci-
jalistickim Industrijalnim Juni-
jana.
zivela Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija.
zivela Jugoslayenska Federaci-
ia s. L. P!
u ime Radnicke Organizacije
De Leonovih Sledbenika,
DuSan Culum.
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Da Ii radnici-vojnici hoce
nacisticki radni sistem?

Ali jedno drugo pitanje koie bi
svaki radnik, ukljucujuci rodbinu
onih vojnoj sluzbi, trebao da
postavi sam sebi. opsenjuje prvo.
To drugo pitanje jeste: Da Ii bi
trebali americki radnici da sc
podloze neprivolnoj sluzbi, koju
jasno zabraniuje ustav Sjedinje-
nih Drzava, koja bi stvorila isti
sistem u America koga mi sd pra-
vom mrzimo u nacistickoj Nemac-
koj? Iii da Ii bi oni trebali da Sc
odupru sa swim svoiim silama i
da drze Ameriku slobodnu Cd ku-
pc ropstva "a svoje drugove
radnike vojsci kao i "a sebe?
Koji bi Sc radnik koji je draf-
tovan "a militarnu sluzbu zeleo
povratiti u drustvo Il kojem Dr.
zava moze da mu naredi da uzme
posao kome ga ona uputi, prisili
ga da proizvadja profile "a pri
vatnog gospodara, zabrani mu
da napusti posao pod pretnjom
globe iii zatvora iii oboje? Mi