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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Community Gardens Await
Suitable Spring Weather

ONE COMMUNITY VICTORY
garden, is already planted, and
l8 others are plowed and ready
for the public as soon as the
weather permits working on
them, il was announced yeSter-
day at the meeting of the Mount
Clemens Branch of the Woman s
Farm and Garden Association, at
the home of Mrs. Arch n. Rich
ards.
The planted garden at Crock
er boulevard and Lawndale ave-
nue., includes IA plots now get
ting a head start on the big bus
mess of raising food for this
wartime summer.
The report was made by Mrs.
George W. John, victory gar
dens chairman, who also re-
counted events OF the recent
state convention held in Detroit.
Mrs. Walter Fenton and Mrs.
Carl Schimmel presented the
program on memorial gardens,
paintings for shady places and
rock gardens, and Mrs. Fenton
brought to the meeting the ar
rangemcnt of the month, peach
and cherry blossoms and dwarf
iris, as shown in the Flower
Grower
Mrs. Jack Flaacke, school VIC
tory gardens chairman, was IN
PRODUCED as a new member at
the meeting. which was address
ed by Mrs. Elizabeth WeStendorf
on the subject of home nursing.
Guests were Mrs. Herbert
Irish, Mrs. Don Kilby, Mrs. Her
bert Reese, Mrs. Olga Franklin
and Mrs. Chester Snyder, the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Hospital Gifts
Listed in Drive

FIRST REPORTS of donations
&c the st. Joseph's hospital
drive are announced today by
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Croman. Jr., who
heads the committee of doctors
wives forming the advance gifts
committee.
Donations have been received
from:
Bainett's Dress Shop, Breitmeyer Flor
lists, Miller Brothers Creamery. LaCroix
and Cocsbeck. S. S. Kresee Dollar Store.
s. s. Kresge Five and Ten, j. H. Malbin
and Son. Charles S. Ferrin company, Qr.
Leslie Rutter, krauscncck and Son, DR..
j. M. Croman, Jr.. Mcmahon Coal. De
forst N. Cooley. Arthur Witham. Ernest
Copeland. Priehs Auto Sales. LaPonte
and company. Mcdea Beauty Studio, Will
lard Stief.
Smart Hat shop. City Transfer John
Kuhn and company, Karl KrauSe Cleaner,
Hubbard Funeral Home. Park Lane Fur
rier. Carey the Florist, Children's Shop.
Capt. p. T. Mulligan.
DR.. Milton Smith, Clarence Barck. Yer
nier and Dcdenbach. Gown Shop. DR. s.
J. Levine. Herman Brueger. George Mid
dlcmiss, Lakeside Fuel. Hugo Walter and
SON. Henry w. TryloH.
DR.. O. c. Fluemcr, Francis Goodar
Hugh Neale. Mrs. Thomas G.. Longstan.
Christian Y. Matthews. John r. Merrill.
Donald j. Parent. and Rosemary Creatcau
OF Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

latter of Stratford, Ont. Mrs.
William Neville and Mrs.
Charles Doll presided at the
lace-covered tea-table, which
was conferred with vari-colo- ID
snapdragons.
MIR AND MRS JESS ST.
MONS who have been the guests
for ten days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
d. Emunson Christine Haller)
in Manistee. will return today
accompanied by Mrs Emunson.
Mr.. EmunSon expects 70 enter
the armed forces this week. The
EmunSons y returned
from Los Angeles.
MRS. JOHN ULLRICH. Will
son boulevard, and William
Moeller will leave Saturday for
New York City, on a business
trip.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
$50 Attend
KID Meet

A GROUP of 1870 members OF
Kings Daughters gathered for
the county convention at the
Methodist church today. Mrs.
Anon Clark of Perry, state
president, and Mrs. II. j. Con-
over Of JACKSON, state vice-pres-
ident, addressed the opening
sessions this morning.
Following the luncheon this
noon, election of officers was 10
be held, and a number Of speak
ers we're scheduled to appear.
They we're to be Hr. A. M Craw-
ford. who was to talk on the
work of the tuberculosis clinic;
Mrs. John Packard, who was to
discuss the work of the hospital
school at Ann Arbor, work
supported by the Kings Daugh-
tiers; and Mrs. Elizabeth Weston
dorf, who was t. talk on Nurses
Aides.
THOMAS VINCENT HAV-
ARD, month-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Hazard, was chris
tened Sunday in his father S
christening robe in st. Louis
church, by Rev. FIR. Joseph
Schramm. His sponsors were
his maternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Madou, who gave
family dinner after the cere-
mony.
MRS. CHARLES JOB has re-
turned from week Eastern
visit. She was accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Held Of Washington, d. c., and
Tech Sergt. and Mrs. Richard
Eschenburg of Indiantown, Pa.
Mr.. Held and Sergt. Eschenburg
are to remain here for a few
days. while their wives will be
here for a longer visit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Hope TO Get Program
Under Way by July |

AN OPPORTUNITY for an
extended school program pro-
viding protective child care for
working mothers or mothers
willing TO work TO speed the
war effort is placed squarely in
front of Mount Clemens women
today by Mrs. c III. Malbin, child
health and welfare chairman of
the Office of Civilian Defense.
Women who go to the precinct
voting booths to make applica-
ton for canning sugar on
Wednesday are urged to report
their needs for child care to
members of Mrs. Malbin's com
mittee who will be stationed in
each booth. Mothers now
working whether or not in
war industry, and mothers
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Canteen Corps
Serves atMCHS

PRACTIC A l. EXPERIENC Z
in disaster feeding, Red Cross
requirement for members of
canteen corps, was gained by six
members of the Mount Clemens
Canteen Corps on Monday, when
they prepared, cooked and serv-
ed all meals served at Mount
Clemens High school.
A total Of $50 meals was serv-
ed by the group, who gained five
OF the necessary 10 hours cx-
perience in the project The
group included Mrs. Francis G..
Ullrich. chairman, Mrs. Million
Grinnell, Mrs. Byron Stuck,
Mrs. Lawrence Schott, Mrs. Mi
10 Warner, and Mrs. Stuart Hud-
son.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Quiet Wedding
Unites Couple

MIR. AND MRS. ALTON A.
MILLER are on a Northern
Michigan wedding trip, follow
ing the quiet ceremony which
united them Saturday morning.
The bride is the former An
ma Mae Del Motto, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Adolph Del
Motto of Roscville. She has
made her home in Mount Glenn
ems with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Fessenden Of
Michigan avenue for the past
year. Mr.. Miller is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of
1873 Washington avenue.
The Rev. Fr. JOS p h
Schramm read the service in
St. Louis Catholic church. The
bride wore powder blue suit
with beige accessories and a
corsaSe Of tea-roses. June
Trombley of Flint was her only
attendant in darker blue suit
and similar flowers. Roger
Quinn was best man.
Both mothers wore blue print
dresses and tea-roSeS.
A wedding breakfast for
members of the immediate fam
lies took place at Ingleside
Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
live at 42l2 South Highland
when they return from their
wedding trip.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Wild Flower Pictures
TO be Shown in Schools

GRADE SCHOOL children in
the public schools are TO have
an opportunity this week to see
some colored movies of wild
flowers of Michigan, and to hear
talk by Cathryn Randall of
Wilson school faculty on the new
Wild-floWer conservation law.
The pictures, taken by Edward
Dreier Of Grand Rapids, and
shown at the first meeting Of the
Michigan Wild Flower Associa-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Couple Wed
Saturday

ROBERT ULLRICH. seaman
second class. USCG, and his
bride. the former jeanette Sayre,
are expected 10 return from
their wedding trip on Wednes-
day.
They were married quietly
Saturday evening at Metho-
dist parsonage by the Rev. AL
fred Landon at o'clock. The
bride. daughter of Oren v.
Sayre of 81 North avenue, wore
a brown and white striped dress
maker suit with brown accesso-
rieS, and corsage of white
roses. Mr.. and Mrs Robert De-
Francis, brother-in-law and Sis
ter of the bride, were the only
attendants, Mrs. DeFrancis in a
red dressmaker suit with black
accessories and white carna-
tons.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Ullrich
OF % LodeWyck avenue.
A reception for 40 guests took
place at the DeFrancis home, lat
Huron ave g, immediately
after the wedding. Among tho
guests wee Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Upton of Washington, grandpar-
cnts of the bride.
After a few days here, the
bridegroom will return 70 his
duties at Greenport, l.. l., while
Mrs. Ullrich Will continue in her
position at the First National
Bank for the duration.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Farewell Porty
Fetes Couple

MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SCHULTZ, who recently left
Mount Clemens 10 make their
home in Utica, were honored at
neighborhood farewell party
given by Mrs. William j Rick
ert, 1876 North Gratiot avenue,
Saturday evening.
A group of % friends gath
cred for the event, at which
games prizes were presented to
Mrs. Schultz as kitchen show
er. The couple was also given
a group gift. An arrangement of
daffodils on a mirror, thanked by
yellow tapers in crystal holders,
conferred the refreshments table.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Plans are Begun to Care for Children Of Working Mother
Bowlers Entertained
at Dinner Porty

THE CLOSE Of the bowling
season was responsible for a
dinner party Saturday evening,
when Mr.. and Mrs William
School of Macomb corners en-
tertained members of the Mac
Alpine Squirt Bowling team of
the Friday Night Ladies Minor
League, and their husbands.
Spring flowers were used on
the dinner table, at which places
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Seenen, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Peltier, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
DeSlover, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Holden. The evening was
spent playing cards.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

needs. Women who are en-
ployed and cannot make person
al application may send their
War Ration Books | with a
ncighbor or another member of
their family unit, providing they
figure their own sugar needs.
Hours for application are 9
to 4:30 o'clock, Mrs. Stark stat
ed, The 90 women who have
volunteered their help to COM
plete this project in one day re-
ceivcd their instructions from
Mrs. Stark on Monday after
nnOn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Porty Cancelled

THE GAMES PARTY which
the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
was 10 sponsor on Wednesday
afternoon, has been cancelled
until further notice, it is an
nounced today.
M A COM B w ALT II Z r
LEAGUE Will sponsor roller
skating party on Tuesday. May
10. al o'clock at Mount Glenn
ems Arena.
MRS LLOYD ALLEN. Of
Crosse Pointe. was the guest this
week of her sister, Mrs. William
Lchner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Meeting Moved

THE MEETING Of the Mis-
sionary Society of Gilbert Me
mortal Baptist Church, which
was to be held at the home Of
Mrs Henry Craft of Glenwood
road. has been moved TO the
home of Mrs. Conrad Lemp, 326
North Gratiot avenue The date
is Thursday. May ID, at 2
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

who would work If they had
proper care for their children
will be listed, and upon their
needs will be based the request
for money from. the. Lanham
Fund to support the project.
CARE FOR ALL
The plan, for which already
a centrally located building in
Mount Clemens is under con-
sideration, will include two
separate programs, one for chill
dren from to 5 years old, and
the second for children from
six to IA years, who need care
outside of school hours.
Mrs. Malbin stated today
that plans are being made for
the care of 200 pre- school chill
dren, but figures are not COM
plete yet on the number Of old
or children who need such
care.
For nominal sum per day,
children can be left from z
o'clock in the morning to 7
o'clock at night, given two
meals and two snacks, cared
for as to health and happiness,
under the plans being worked
out.
TRAINED PERSONNEL
Trained paid personnel, in
Guiding nurses, cooks, kitchen
staff and volunteer assistants,
as we'll as teachers from the
educational systems Of the state
are to be in charge of the pro-
gram. Teachers who wish to
remain in Mount Clemens for
the summer may be hired for
this work at the same rate of
pay they receive during the
regular school term.
Mrs Malbin met with repre-
scntatives of the school board,
Parent Teacher Associations,
Child Study Groups, Social
Welfare workers, Red Cross,
Girl Scouts and other organized
groups on Friday afternoon to
hear the project mapped by
Miss Roberta Hemingway, of
the state department of public
instruction and Glen Mapes,
area supervisor for the Lam
ham Fund, which will supply
the money at the request of the
school board
NEED WOMEN
Also meeting with these
persons was William r. Dan
iels of the u. S. Employment
Service, who stated that Mount
Clemens employers have been
lax in hiring women, that this
child care must be provided to
permit small businesses to sur
vive the war by hiring women
Selfridge Field has a great need
for women in war production,
it was stated, and it is the OBJ
legation of the city to estab-
liSh a child protective program
permitting mothers to work.
Mrs Malbin stated today that
if mothers cooperate in listing
their needs for child care when
getting their canning sugar
coupons on Wednesday, the
program can be underway by
July /, releasing still more men
from work which women can
do, while still protecting the
men and women of the peace
time era to come.
MRS. MALCOLM MOORE
and baby daughter Barbara Ann
will leave Thursday for Fort
Wayne, Ind. to spend the re-
mainder Of the month with Capt.
Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvip r MpnrC
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Mr.. and Mrs. Compou
Have Golden Wedding

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
CAMPAU. 264 North Broadway
avenue, marked their golden
wedding anniversary on Sun
day, May g.
Twenty four relatives and
friends gathered to help them
celebrate their 80 years OF mar
riage, including guests from De-
troit, Ontario. Crosse Polnte,
Van Dyke, Eagle Point and Mt
Clemens
The gathering was a surprise
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ton. will be shown to grade
school children at Mount Glenn
ems High school on Thursday
afternoon. Wilson school chill
dren will see the pictures at their
school earlier, and the same
movies and talk will be given at
the meeting of Grant Parent
Teacher Association.
The new conservation law is
actually an amendment to the al
ready existing law protecting
c h r i m trees, evergreen
bouGhs, all wild trees, shrubs
and vines. IT requires written
permission on official blanks for
anyone to cut or pick the afore-
mentioned growing things, and
adds to the list of protected items
trailing arbutus, birds foot
violets, bittersWeet, club MOSES,
Towering d og w O d, Michigan
holly. North American lotus, all
native orchids, trilliums and
gentians. Miss Randall, mem
Der of the Michigan Wild Flower
Association, will explain the law.
MIR AND MRS. CHARLES
MlTTELSTEDT enter n c d
their mothers, children IN d
grandchildren at potluck dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wondero on Little
road, on Sunday.
MRS. HAROLD LINDSEY en-
tcrtained members of the Auc-
ton Tea Club at luncheon and
cards this afternoon, at her
home on South Wilson boule-
ward. Among those present was
Mrs. Albert F. Oeming Of Sagi-
nav, a former member who IS
spending few days visiting her
mother, Mrs. David S. Childs,
43 Lincoln avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

WOMEN of ST. Peters parish
will gather at Mount Clemens
High school this evening from
10 9 o'clock for Red Cross
Surgical Dressings work, Mrs.
George Campbell announced to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Public Porty

THE PUBLIC is invited 10 at
tend a games party TO be spon-
sored Wednesday evening at 3
o'clock by Fidelis Circle in Zion
Evangelical church dining room.
Mrs. Carl Brandenburg, Jr. IS
chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

MRS. STARK received a new
ruling today from the Office Of
Price Administration. Ii fol-
lows: "A top lillit of 25 pounds
of sugar per person is set in this
new regulation. This is a max
imum and ii is not expected that
many families will even apply
for the full amount Within
the 25-pOund -per-person limit,
any family can apply for sugar
to put up jams, jellies, and pre-
serves at the rate of five pounds
per individual" Volunteers are
requested to note this regula-
ton, and also the order to rec
ord the number of pounds of sug
ar granted each person on the
cover of his or her War Ration
Book l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

MEMBERS Of the Young
Women's Episcopal League are
asked to bring their United
Thank Offering Boxes to the
meeting to be held this evening
in Grace parish house at 8
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Sugar Plans
are Set

PLANS are complete today
for the issuance of coupons for
canning sugar in precinct voting
booths all over Mount Clemens
on Wednesday, il is announced
by Mrs. Russell Stark of tn OF
flee Of Civilian Defense.
Housewives are reminded to
consider carefully all the can
ming they plan TO do, including
fruits, berries, rcliShcs, pickles
and picked fruits and NcGcta-
bles, chilli sauces, and apple
sauces, so that they viii surely
obtain sugar enough for their
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

LILLIAN ROBINSON, w h o
has been spending the past three
months in Wichita, Kans. with
her sister, Mrs. George F. Clark,
has returned home.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29
Community
Chest Drive
Here Nov. IL

Fort Huachuca's Comm unity
Chest campaign, proceeds of which
will go to the Cochise County Unit
ed War Fund drive, will be held for
two days, next Monday and Tues
day, Nov. l and 2. The quota for
Fort Huachuca is $4,000.
Contributions to the Community
Chest drive will be used to promote
the activities of a score or more of
philanthropic, charitable and char
acter-building organizations such as
the Boy Scouts of America, Saliva
ton Army, Girl Scouts and Camp
Fire GiTls, YM.C.A., Y.WC.A., Y.M.-
H.A. and the U.S.O. War Fund con-
tributions will also promote the work
of several war relief groups including
the British War Relief, United Chi
ma Relief, United Seamen's Service
and War Prisoners Aid
The American Red Gross will not
share in the proceeds of this drive
inaSmuch as it will carry on a sep
arate drive in March.
The Post Commander has ap-
proved the program which will con-
form with Army regulations which
prohibit individual soliciting for
charitable purposes. Gen. E. M. AL
mond, commander of the 92nd Divi-
sion, has consented to cooperate by
holding the Community Chest drive
in the Division at the same time.
The work of organizing the cam
paign is being done by the Post Spe-
cial Service Division under 1t. Col.
c.. F.. E. Nelson.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29
Col. Brooks
Com m ends
ON. Drivers

Two Fort Huachuca soldiers dis
tinguished themselves, Drawing in
jury and possible death, last week
to recover a government vehicle and
apprehend thief, thereby winning
a commendation from Col. Joseph
L. Brooks, director of the Supply and
Service Division of SOU 1922.
The men, Cpl. James L. Riddick,
whose home is in Norfolk, Va, and
CPL Harold BreauX of Jennings, La,
led spectacular chase after an eS-
capped prisoner from the Post stock
ade, who attempted to get away in
a carry-all stolen from the Quarter
master Motor Pool. In the wreck
which eliminated the chase, the
prisoner crashed into the car driven
by Riddick, causing Riddick's vehicle
to leave the ground and come back
in a radiator dive, turning over sew
en- times. The carry-all in which
the prisoner was riding turned over
three or four times in the middle Of
the highway.
The prisoner, who was armed with
a dagger and put up a scuffle to get
away, was held by Cpl. Breaux until
members of the MP. Detachment
arrived.
From Cob Brooks, Cpls. Riddick
and BreauX received concentrations
as follows: IT want to take this OPP
portunity to commend you for the
excellent spirit you showed on the
evening of 20 October 1943, in your
efforts to protect government prop
erty. Your attempt to prevent the
theft of a government carry-all and
the capture of the thief is highly
appreciated. 1t is a matter of sim
cere satisfaction to the Director of
the Supply and Service Division to-
have this evidence of your loyalty,
and conscientiousneSS in performs
ance of duty"
Continued On Page Eight
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29
USO Troupe to Be On
Forts Sunday Broadcast

Sunday Afternoon at 2::30 o'clock,
Fort Huachuca will be featured in
a broadcast over Station KVOA,
Tucson, 1890 kilocycles, by members
of USO Tabloid Troupe No. SO. The
program will include numbers by
Bobby Benson, pianist formerly with
the Ink Spots; Reginald York,
dancer and emcee, Janice Ortize,
singer and comedienne, Sandra Lee
and Johnny Reid, singers, other
Post talent, and Chauncey Lee, Fort
Huachuca's most popular "jody"
and USO show coordinator. Capt.
S. R. Edmonds, theatrical advisor,
Post Special Service Division, will be
in charge of arrangements for the
broadcast.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29

Sgt. Brock, a native of San
Antonio, Tex, was struck by
lightning and killed on August
l9, lo43, at the age Of 22,
while performing his duties as bat
talon communications chief and su-
pervising the establishment of the
battalion switchboard during field
exercises on the Fort Huachuca res
ervation. He had voluntarily en-
listed in the Army and had served
for three years and two days, all in
the Field Artillery.
Mother, Father, Wife Present
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brock, Sr., par
ents of the deceased soldier, and
his widow, Mrs. Thordie c. Brock,
were special guests for the occasion
and were seated on the platform,
having come to the Fort from San
Antonio.
After the purpose of the occasion
chad been cited by Maj. Henry R.
Hansen, post adjutant, tributes to
Sgt. Brooks career were paid in
short addresses by Col. Edwin N
Hardy, post commander; 1t. Col.
Robert G. Ross, commanding the
598th Fl A. Battalion; Maj. Gen. E.
M. Almond, Commanding General,
92nd Division, and Brig. Gen. Will
liam H. Colbern, commanding the
92nd Division Artillery.
Il believe that both people and
places should have appropriate
names" Col. Hardy said, "and that
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29

With the approval Of the post
commander, the group of IS
will leave for Los Angeles to-
morrow in order to get in an
on-the-spot rehearsal Sunday before
the day of the broadcast.
This will be their second trip to
California within as many weeks
Mr.. Palan and Sgt. Bob Welcher,
also of the Hollywood Special Serv-
ice office, secuted" the show at
Camp Lockett on Friday and the
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29
Success at Lockett Brings
Hollywood Trip, Broadcast
To Post S. S. AII-G.I. Show

Describing the finest soldier show that he had
the Ninth Service Command area Mr. Baron Paan
Maj Mann Hoander of the Special Service Divisions
broadcasng section has invited the Fort Huachuca
tanners who presented variety show at Camp Locke Calf,
last week broadcast the show from Hollywood
Special Service Divisions Jubilee Performance program
shortwave transmission troops overseas Monday Nov
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-29
DSC, LEGION OF MERIT
MEDALSTO BE AWARDED
AT REVIEW TOMORROW

formal Of all Service Command units and attached
organizations will be held the lower parade ground Old
Post 1890 tomorrow morning for the purpose of awarding
medals the Distinguished Service Cross awarded
humousy st 1t John D. Sprinkle, nf killed in action in
Sicily and the Legion of Merit lst Sgt Samuel NJ Baker,
Detachment Q NC
The late 1t Sprnke medal will be received by his mother
Mrs Lula E. Sprinkle 222O N Country Club Road Tucson