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Evening star., 1943-02-18
Ford Breaks Swimming
Mark in Yale Victory

By the Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. ia
record-breaking 50-yard free style
trek of 22.S seconds by Alan Ford.
Yale brilliant swimming ace. fea-
tured triumph over Massachusetts
States Natators last night, 60-15
This clipped tenth second off an
intercollegiate mark.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
AGO, District Teachers Top
CoIored Basket LEAGUE

Adjutant Generals Office and Dis
trict Teachers, with three straight
victories each, lead Divisions l and
2, respectively, in the second half of
the District Recrea ton Colored
Government Basket Ball League.
Also undefeated are Quartermas-
ters, City Post Office, Navy Depart
ment and Government Printing Of
flee, each winner of two games.
Scores Last Week.
D. C. Teachers, A; Bureau OF Engrav-
ing 36 Navy Yard, 81; Navy Ships 80;
Navy Dept 81; Ordnance, 81: City P. O..
81: O. z. M. 35; w. P. B, As; Bureau Of
Standards, rs. A G. O., A.: r. F. c.. % !,
D. c Teachers, 43 G. A. O., %.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. Is lP'.--Chi-
cago's fourth big time tenpin bowl
ing tournament this season for the
Nations top keglers will be held
Saturday, the bowllum fiVeman
clossic. Sixty teams will compete
for prizes of $4,000
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Armstrong Fights Joyce

LOS ANGELES, Feb: 18 (P,.-
Henry Armstrong has signed to
fight in Los Angeles March 2
against Willie Joyce, Gary, Ind,
Negro. in a 10-rounder. They will
enter the ring at 145 pounds.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH. N J.--Freddv Yelavich
l2a Rochelle Park outpointed Freddy Her
mann. 1917, Elizabeth tsb
OAKLAND. Calf Turkey Thompson.
"o5. Los Angeles, stopped Eddy Blunt, o1l.
New York G0).
Evening star., 1943-02-18
STANDINGS.
Blair Girls Win Another

Shirley Noonan with 10 points,
ied Montgomery Blair High unde-
teated girl basketers to fourth
straight victory, 34-24, over Bethesda
Yesterday on the winners court.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Travis and Mont One, Two
In Stale Basket Scorinq

Ry the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 18-Ernie
Travis and Tommy Mont Of Mary
land, with 1873 and 169 points, re-
spectively. are leading the State bas-
ket ball scorers.
Leaders are.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Varied Sports
SWIMMING,

SWIMMING
Princeton. 81; Columbia, a,
Yale 90; Massachusetts State, >.
North Carolina, "a i2: n. c. State, 1914.
Temple, 50; West chester, 10.
Lehigh, Al; PennSylvania, "a.
TRACK
Columbia, 40; Princeton, 3css Pennsyl-
vania. u y. CTriangular outdoor meet al
Prlnceton,)
HOCKEY.
Army, > Princeton. >
WRESTLING.
MuhlenberG, "A Lafayette, +.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Win, Lose or Draw
BY LEWIS F. ATCHlsON.
Permanent Less Of FIoherty Mystifies Fans

'e oeVeo0ments the
shook Washington
Will not be
Navy. " ''NN'Nt'" "1"i i''o 'i'II WIFI Vic
~ se iedhalred straegat
generally understood
PACK When the shooting explanation
Evening star., 1943-02-18

replace drafted men and practice at
night, but thus far Layden has found
nothing ito prevent our going
a'Onc
Evening star., 1943-02-18
urges of Giunts Signs

NEW YORK, Feb. l8 (P-Bill.
Jurges, veteran shortstop, has sents
in his signed contract to the New
York Giants,
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Bridgewater at American u,
8 30
Western Maryland at Catholic
U. 6.15.
GOnzaga vs.. St. Johns, Tech
gym. 8.l5.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Bridgewater at Gallaudet. 8:l5.
High school championship,
Semitinals, Eastern vs.. Coolidge,
Roosevelt VS.. Tech, 7;30.
Landon at St. Adams, $50.
Blair at Bethesda, 500.
Georgetown Prep at Wood
ward, $50.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Pinmen in $1,000 Event

Totals IL 3 25 To
Evening star., 1943-10-29

lchallenge of a return to peacetime
economy
Mr. Hoffman said business leaders
should plan for permanent peace
time employment of from $4,000, 600
to 100000 people as against the
1910 employment of 46,000,000. He
said it will be necessary after the
war to achieve a major expansion
above anything hitherto known in
peacetime"
He said termination of the war
in Europe will bring this country
face to face with 80 per cent of the
problems of total peace
Unless we are prepared" he
added, partial peace might bring
partial paralysis of our economy
which in turn might have a disas-
trous effect on the willingness of
our people to work and fight until
Japan is brought to her knees"
. The associations convention at
home" which began on Wednesday
was concluded with the release of
todayS messages.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
| HAS CONSTIPATION
I GOT YOU DOWN" p?
Cooking for Relief-With-
out Pills, Harsh Purgatives ?

| Lasting relief! Without gripping
tmpleasantness. That's the happy
Experience thousands have found
lby regularly eating gentle-acting
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN!
Why can ALL-BRAN give so
many people such amazing re-
suits Scientists say it's because
ALL-BRAN really "gets at" one
big cause Of common constipation
lack of enough cellulosic factors in
the diet kELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
is naturally rich in these elements
which help the intestinal fora to
properly Tighten, and fluff up CO.
Ionic wastes, for easy, natural eli
mination! ALL-BRAN is not a
"purgative," does not "sweep you
out! It's a gentle-acting, "regu-
lating" food.
If this is your trouble eat
ALL-BRAN regularly. Drink
plenty of water! See if you dom
cheer its welcome relief! And
don't forget - KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN is highly nutritious.
Each ounce serving contains more
iron than 2 eggs, more phosphorus
than glass of milk! Insist on
genuine ALL-BRAN, made only
by Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Jesse Jones Stresses
Role Of Business
In Postwar PLANNING

The responsibility of business in
planning sound postwar economy
was stressed today in a paper pre-
pared by Secretary of Commerce
Jones for the convention at home
of the National Paint, Varnish and
Lacquer Association. Inc, with
headquarters at 500 Rhode Island
avenue NV.
Despite the tremendous concen-
tration of the Nations resources on
war activity Mr. Jones said. it is
important that business devote some
thought to the peacetime economy
to follow. He said there must be
full employment for the 20 million
war workers and the 10 million in
the armed forces after the war is
won.
1--WE need new houses" he said.
new roads. new automobiles, pub
lie works, transportation facilities,
household appliances, furniture, re-
frigeratorS. gas and electrical ap-
plianceS, etc. These constitute Just
a few of the items which will be
needed in vast quantities. If we save
our War bonds as a nest egg. we
shall be able to buy the many things
we have been denied during the
war"
Assistance Promised
Mr.. Jones pointed out that the
Commerce Department and its many
constituent agencies stand ready to
assist private business groups in
planning for the peace.
Also released today was a paper
prepared by Paul G. Hoffman,
president of the Studebaker Corp.
and chairman of the Committee for
Economic Development, who agreed
with Mr.. Jones that industry and
business must be ready to meet the
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Police said they arrested Wallace
after pursuit which began when
they observed him enter a parked
car in the 1900 block of M street
NV. The chase ended in the 210O
block of Georgia avenue NV, when
both cars collided.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

year In Jail by Municipal Judge
Walter j. Casey after police testi-
fed the defendant was carrying q
gun. An additional 180 days was
imposed for reckless driving and
Wallace was fined $l00 for not hav-
ing a drivers permit.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Georgia Fugitive Seized
After Stolen Car Chase

Arrested after a chase which
ended when the car he was driving
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24

pse, ko je Sc trgoval Z mimi.
Psi pa so Sc drli zmerom hu-
je, da je Vanjek koncno zare-
zal ma svejka:
"Ne kricite nanje, svejk, 81
Ger sc nam razlaja VISA Galici-
ja!"
Ko so dospeli v vas, pa Sc je
izkazalo, da lajajo pri IL gole
radosti, ker so Sc navduseni
spominjali skozi marsirajoce
vojske, XII jim je vselej pustila
kaj jesti. ze oddalec so cutili,
da Sc jim blizajo ljudje, XII pu-
scajo "a seboj kosti ali konjsko
mrhovino. Kar nenadoma so bill
okoli svejka stirje lajavci, XII
so prijateljski skakali vanj in
dvigali svoje repe.
SveJk jlh Je gladil, bozal in
govoril Z mimi v temi kakor z
otroki: "Tak smo ze tu; prisli
smo k vam spanckat in papat
- damo vam kosti in skorjic in
zjutraj odidemo zopet dale ma
sOVraZnika."
(Dalje prihodntic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24
OPOMINI "a RACIONI-
RANJE
SLADKOR

SLADkOR
Znamka st. IA il War Ration
Book je stopila v veljavo dne
16. augusta in velja "a 5 funtov
sladkorja do konca oktobra.
RDECE ZNAMKE
(za meso, mascobo, ollie in sir)
Rdece znamke T in u so We
ljavne do 81. augusta.
Rdeca znamka V stopi v We
ljavo 18. augusta in bo veljavna
do 81. augusta.
MODRE ZNAMKE
(za konzerve in hrano IL ledenic
ali dehidrirano)
Modre znamke r, S. in T. O.
stanejo v veljavi do 20. septem-
bra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24

Mali Polanec po poljski stezi in
oh potoku V jugovzhodni smeri
ma Liskowiec. Svejk, Vanjek in
Chodunsky so kvartirmaherji.
Preskrbe maj prenocisca "a stot-
MILO, XII dospe "a mimi v eni
uri, najkasneje poldrugi uri.
Baloun maj da speci "a nadpo-
rocnika gosko, a vsi trije mo-
rajo patti ma Balouna, da polo
vice ne pole. Razen tega maj
Vanjek S Svejkom kupi prase
"a stotnijo, ker ponoci Sc skuha
gulaz. Prenocisca "a mostvo mo-
rajo biti dostojna: izognejo maj
Sc usivih koc, ker mostvo Sc
mora dobro izpociti, kajti kom-
panija odrine IL LiskoWca re oh
polsedmih zjutraj cez Krosienko
ma Starasol.
Ko so Sc vsi stirje odpravili
ma pot, Sc je pri stotniji po-
javil krajevni plebanus Cup
nik) in je razdeljeval vojakom
po njih narodnosti listke z
"Lurdsko pesmijo" v vseh jezi-
kin. Teh listkov je incl velik
zavoj; pustil mu jih je "a raz-
dajanje med vojaske oddelke vi
sok vojaski cerkveni dostojan-
stvenik, XII Sc je vozil po opu-
stoseni Galiciji ma avtomobilu
z nekimi devojkami.
V Turowi Wolski je bilo mno-
o latrin, a povsod po njih so Sc
potem valjali papircki z "Lurd-
sko pesmijo." Korporal Nachti-
gal cd nekod S Kasparskih gor
je izsilil cd zastrasenega zida
steklenico zganja, zbral nekaj
tovarisev in nato so zaceli pre-
pevati "Lurdsko pesem" v nem-
skem jeziku po melodiji pesmi
"Princa Eugena.
Bila je prokleto slaba pot, ko
Sc je znocila in je cetvorica, XII
maj hi nasla prenocisce "a II.
stotnijo, dospela do gozdica mad
potokom, koder maj hi sla ma
Liskowiec. Spodaj v vasi je bila
7 tema, vsi psi so lajali. Cetvor-
ka stopajoca skozi gozd navzdol,
Sc je ustavila in ugibala, kako
maj bi Sc ubranila kanalij.
"Kaj &c hi Sc vrnili?" je po-
sepnil Baloun.
"Baloun, Baloun, ako te ova-
dino, te ustrele zaradi straho-
petnosti," je dejal svejk.
Psi pa SO lajali cim dale
boli zaseli so lajati ma jugu "a
reko Ropo, lajali so tudi v Kro-
stienki in po nekaterih drugih
vaseh, kajti svejk je tulil v noe
no tisino: 'Lezi - lezi - lezi!''
kakor je vcasih tulil ma svoje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24
PrOda Sc

dive hisi ma eni lott; po 6 sob
vsaka, ter vsaka "a emo druzi-
no. Nahaja Sc blizu cerkva, Sol
in transportacije. Proda Sc po
zelo zmerni ceni. Zglasite Sc ma
153O4-O6 Lucknow Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24
I@Tl@EI@TI@FI@
(Nadaljevanje)

lie razlozite vse pravilno, po-
tenn je redu," je dejal nadpo-
rocnik Lukas in odjezdil k
sprednjim vrstam. Tam Sc je
kolona ze trgala. Mars, XII ga
ljudje po posedanju v vlaku V
popolni vojni opremi MISC bill
vajeni, je povzrocil, da so vse
bolela ramena in da 81 je vsak
izkusal napraviti kolikor mono
udobno. Prelagali so 81 puske z
enc strani ma drugo, vecina jih
re nj vec nosila ma jermenu,
nego naslon5ene kakor grablje
ali vile. Nekateri so mislili, da
bo udobneje, ako gredo po jarku
ali po meji, kjer so Sc jim zde-
la tia pod nogami mehkejsa ka-
kor po zapraseni cesti. Vrocina
v oblakih prahu je bila Memo
sna.
Vecina je korakala S povese-
no glavo in vsi so trpeli veliko
zejo, kajti ceprav je zaslo soln-
ce, je bilo prav tako zadusljivo
in soparno kakor opoldne. A
nihce nj incl niti kaplje vode V
poljski steklenici. Bill je prvi
dan marsa, a nenavajeni situa-
cije, XII je bila zacetek cim dalje
vecjih muk, je delala vojake
bolj in bolj medic in utrujene.
Tudi peti SO prenehali in lie ugi-
bali so, kako dalec je pac do
TuroWe Wolske, kjer prenoce.
Nekateri so posedali jarkih, 81
razvezovali cevlje in Sc delali,
kakor da so 81 slabo ovili ga
mase ter jih zdaj ovijalo iznova
tako, da bi jih ne ovirali veG
ma marSu.
Nadporocnik Lukas, jezdarec
okoli, jih je vzpodbujal cisto
vljudno, da maj le vstanejo, da
so do TuroWe Wolske le Sc tri-
je kilometri in da bo tam po-
citek.
Medtem sc je porocnik Dub
Cd neprestanega tresenja ma sa-
nitetni dvokolnici prebudil in
zacel bljuvati il vozicka V cest-
nj prah. Ko Sc je izbljuval, je
zakrical: "Naprej, vojaki' Sc
zvalil iznova ma nahrbtnik tele-
grafista Chodounskega in spal
dalje do TuroWe Wolske. Tam so
ga koncno postavili ma noge in
ga ma ukaz nadporocnika Lu-
kasa dvignili z voza.
Lukas je incl Z MIN dolg ia
zelo muten razgovor, preden Sc
je Dub zavedel toliko, da je iz-
javil koncno:
"Svojo neumnost popravim
pred ocmi sovraznika. vi me Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24
Ku[tura
MLADINSkI PEVSKI ZBOR
S. ID. ID.

Pevske vaje Mladinskega pev-
skega zbora SID ma Waterloo
Rd. Sc bodo pricele zacetkom
septembra meseca. Starsi so
vabljeni, da prijavijo svoje O.
troke pri tajnici zbora, Mrs. Sc
yer, 435 E. 1856 St., in jih vpi-
sejo. Kdaj Sc bodo vaje pricele,
bo objavljeno v listu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24

"kako ste pa lomlll, lahko
zveste pri svejku," mu je Sc de-
jail Lukas, preden je odsel.
Dub ,je torej najprej poiskal
svejka, XII ga je nasel V druzbi
Balouna in narednika Vanj jka.
"zabavate se?" je vprasal.
"Zabavamo, gospod lajtnant"
je odgovoril "a vse svejk. "Pri
mas je zabava zmerom V polnem
teku. Sploh je najbolje zaba-
vati Sc neprestano. Brez zabave
ne more biti noben vojak, da
vsaj laze pozablja vse strapace."
Dub ga je poklical ma stran in
mu rekel strasno negotovim
glasom: cali Sc niste zabavali
ma moi racun?'
"Nikdar in nikoli ne, gospod
lajtnant. Samo citronovi kisli-
nj in prekajenem mesu smo
govorili."
V Turovi Wolski je bila NAM
rec voda smrdljiva, in pravkar
so razdelili med mostvo citro-
novo kislino, XII so jo morali 81
patti V vodo proti koleri. In tudi
vodo so fasali po svarmih il
vodnjaka.
"Oberlajtnant Lukas mi je re-
kel, da sem ga baje nekaj To-
mil in da vi najvec veste o
tenn, svejk."
svejk pa je dejal jako resno:
"No, prav mic ga niste lomili,
gospod lajtnant samo ma
obisku ste bill V neki razupiti
hisi. To Sc je pac zgodilo pomo-
toma. Tudi klamfarja Pimpra V
Pragi so, kadar je Sci kupovat
V mesto pleh, zmerom iskali in
nasli vselej kaki razupiti hisi.
Spodaj je bila kavarna, a zgo-
raj so bile punce. In ker je bilo
vroce in niste vajeni pitt, gospod
lajtnant, niste vedeli, niti kje
ste, niti me niste poznali ter ste
lezali kar sleceni ma kanapeju.
JAZZ pa sem dobil ukaz, da vam
izrocim pozivnico ma bespre-
hunk preden odrinemo, in tako
sem vas nasel pri tisti punci
tam zgoraj. Lomili pa ga niste
cisto mic, niti tega niste rekli
wi me Sc ne poznate, a ko me
spoznate' in tako dale, kar Sc
lahko vsakomur pripeti, kadar
je proved vroce.'
"Cemu mi 70 pripovedujete ?'
je zakri6al Dub, XII ga je sele
svejkovo pripovedovanje popol-
noma iztreznilo. In v tenn tre-
notku Sc mu je zazedlo, da ga
je Svejk razzalil, in zadrl sc lie
mani: "Ti me Sc spoznas! Kako
pa stojis?''
"Pokorno javljam, slabo sto-
jim pozabil sem stisniti
peto k peti Takole je prav." ."
In svejk je re stal v najlepsem
'habtaku."
Nato je Dub odsel in dal po-
klicati Kunerta ter mu je velel,
maj mu prinese Vrc vode. Ma
cast Kunertovo bodi povedano,
da je eolgo iskal vrc in vodo
Koncno Sc mu je posrecilo ukra-
sti zupniku vrc, vodo pa je ma
crpal liz vodnjaka, XII je bill po.
polnoma obit z deskami. Vod-
MAX je bill namrec osumljen, da
ina tifuzno vodo; Kunert je
moral torej najprej deske odtr.
att in nato sele zajeti z vrcem
vodo.
Porocnik Dub pa je popil
vec tiste vode brez vsakih po.
sledic, elmer je potrdil lie pri.
slovico: "Dobre prase vse pre-.
nese."
Vsi so Sc motili, XII so domne.
vail, da bodo v Turowi Wolski
prenocevali.
Nadporocnik Lukas je pokli
cal telefonista Chodounskega
racunskega narednika Vanjka ir
kurirja stotnije svejka ter Ba
louna. Povelje je bilo enostav
no: vsi maj puste orozje pri sa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-24
Slike V sredo

SuNS 81 S0O
Slike v domu ma Recher Ave.
bodo poleg ze zadnjic omenje-
nih dodatne: Vrtovi posneti v
Euclidu in nekaj porok. Dale
liz vojne: Ruska vojska in pa
bombardiranje Toxic, kar je
zadnja TAXA slika, katero sem
najel "a kazanje. Smithov zlati
JUBILEE in Sc vec drugih. Pridi-
te tocno do osme ure. A. G. -
IL starega kraja bodo pa: Co.
renjska, Bled, Moravce, Device
Marie v Polju, in pa il Pre-
serja, kjer je dom Smithovih,
XII so obhajali zlati JUBILEE.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

would like every possible bit of CO.
operation that you can give them
(meaning your presence.
In civilian life Pvt Haney was on
the YWCA entertainment committee
for soldiers in New York City.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
NEW WACS HONORED
AT DINNER PARTY

Approximately 500 guests attended
the recent dinner party honoring
the % recent WAC arrivals which
was given at Service Club No. l
under the direction of Mrs. Marie
Watkins.
The 9th Special Service Orches-
ira furnished the music.
Mrs. Watkins, who is club director
was assisted in the arrangements by
Cpl. Julia Amille Drayton, WAC.
Refreshments were served, and
there was dancing and card playing
The % honor guests were:
Privates Ana M. Santos, Carolyn
F. Gloer and Marie B. Gillissles,
Bronx, NY; Alma I. Warren and
Irene Cato, New Orleans, La; The
odora w. Palmer and Margaret H.
Washington, New York, NY; Mar
lean Wicks, Dallas, Texas; Hazel D.
Benjamin, ClaXton, Georgia: Sue
B. Brady, Washington, DC; Mil
dred Gates, Chicago, Ill; Goldy CT.
Griffin, Rayne, La; Theodore w
Harris, Batesville, Ark; Rosetta
Hinkle, indianapolis, Ind, and Dor
othey K. Jackson, Gates Mill, Ohio;
And:
Eloise L. Morris, Vidalie, La; An
ma j. Foston and Eva L. Reaves,
PiQua, Ohio; frankie T. Ross
Shreveport, La; Rosetta C. Symms
Tarrytown, NY; Nettie M. Weav-
er, Augustine, Fla; Dorothy M. Will
liarns, Miami, Fla; and Marie E
Virgins, Darby, Penn.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

escaped into the crowd before his
name could be learned) drew names
of WAC bond winners. He also dis
tributed kisses upon the lucky ladies
with evident relish.
To add a gala touch to the rally,
al participating units arrived on the
scene in formation and a clever en-
tertainment show was presented by
the personnel of USO Talbot Toupe
No. 67.
These persons were winners of IA
of the 80 bonds sold by members of
the WAC Section: Cpl Inez Clay
ton, WAC; Cpl. Frances Rollins,
WAC; Pvt. Hazel Brazier, WAC; and
First Liuetenant Annie Brown; Sec
ond Lieutenant Matte Rhodes.
ANC; Cpl. Lloyd HaleS, Headquar-
terS Detachment; Pete Perez, civil
Tan employe in the Roads and
Grounds Department; Lit. Col. Bal
ton, 92nd Division Medical Detach-
ment; Nelson Malone, Pvt. Emery
HIX, j. H. Healey, N. Robertson and
Miss Gertrude Shelby.
D.. Other bOnd-WinnerS were: De-
Wayne Thornton and Robert Hick-
man, Post Ordnance Detachment:
Louis P. Hubert 714th Medical SAM
tary Company; 1st/Sgt. Mcclellan,
9th Quartermaster Battalion; Sgt.
Ware, Sind Quartermaster Battal-
ion; ); William Hancock, Charles Sper-
rell and G. J. Hanes, 9th Special
Service Company.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
A WAC'S DREAMS
By PVT. ADELA b. CHEW :

By PVT. ADELA B. CHEW
A WAC dreams of Dear Old Home"
Of Mother and Dad with hearts for
lorn;
OF Mary, John, Richard and Jim
Who, far off are fighting with vim.
A WAC dreams of Mothers cakes
and pies
Of the many comforts home sup
plies;
The old fireplace, the curtain back
ties,
Of true friends whose love never
dies.
The faithful old dog, the calico cat.
Some of this and little of that;
But it is the simple things in life
That make home and lessons strife.
These are her thoughts as she works
Cleaning the floors and ironing her
shirts;
In her heart is a song and much of
mirth s
AS she smiles to herself and comes
to earth. 80
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
Ruy a, Bond Today

"Will you buy bond today, the
chances are only twenty-five cents
each for "a whole $500 bond 8.
think of it." was the story of many
a WAC last week The WACs were
competing against 5 other Detach-
mentS and won.
Merry GO-ROund
Pvt. Helen Cross, the little arm
full of personality behind the tobac-
co countery at PIX No. a3A, is busy
ing herself with tipping class dur
ing her leisure hours. ID. WAC Dor
othy Calvin, from the Creole State
Gouisiana), didn't miss single bus
schedule last week.
The former AUX. Jenny Byrd who
worked at the Provost Marshal's Of
flee. one of the Post best drummers,
wrote a WAC saying: 'It's a, great
difference in civilian life, and I
wouldn't mind being back in the
Corps i. but the Harlem Play
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
Did You Know

The ace SOU pitcher and his WAC
girl friend limit their dates to only"
one week which is after the tough
weekend schedules? That hand
some Buffalo" Bill and Cpl. Con-
suela Bland make an agreeable and
entertaining couple? :. We haven't
seen Cpl Pinkney Osborne in the
WAC Day Room recently.
The 'fast" Tom Turner, SOU star
first baseman, is seen in WAC Vile
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24

The Women's Army Corps Section,
Sou 1922, is the busiest unit of the
Sou what with their new training
schedule which takes place after
working hours, in addition TO many
other duties.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-24
- With The W.A.C.s -
HighHehts on the WACs.
By (WAC) HUGHES

WAC Ruth Wade, one of the first
WACs to report to an army Post
in the United States, and former
drlVer for the QuartermaSter Motor
Pool, is now in charge of WAC per-
Sonnel at the ON Motor Pool.
Hailing from Detroit, Michi an.
where she had been a prominent
ceautician for II years, WAC Wade
arrived in Fort Des MoineS, Iowa.
for her basic training on August 29.
1912, after being in the reserves for
two weeks
Making history, WAC Wade, along
with former Fort Huachuca WAC,
arrived on the Fort Huachuca reser-
vation on November %, 1912, ahead
of their companies, which arrived
on the fourth of December, 1912.
Before joining the WAAC, WAC
Wade taught Beauty Culture at Ru-
bys Beauty University, Detroit,
Michigan.
WAC Wade has brother who is
now serving in the South Seas, and
her greatest desire is to join him
over there"
Auxiliary Mary .Browdy, Atlanta,
Georgia, who was recently discharg-
ed from the Women'S Army AuXili-
ary Corps because Of being regis
tered nurse, was not only outstand-
ing in her field, but is also a poet.
Aux. Browdy spent most of her lei
sure time writing poetry, playing
softball, hiking, or horse back riding.
She is graduate of Mercy Hospi-
tai, Atlanta, Ca, and attended At
lanta high school.
Since her discharge, a new regula-
ton has gone into effect concerning
registered nurses becoming members
of the WAC, and there is a possibil-
ity of her return to the Corps.
Some of the poems written by
Browdy are expected to appear in
the Apache Sentinel from time to
time.