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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Opportunities You Will Enjoy
In the WAVES or SPARS

PAYony financially ahead otter leaving cion jobs
WAVES SPARS from $50 S26
plus food SITS Gosh allowance for
them This Gosh allowance which WAVES and SPARS
bring between S32 SO and 1913 SO
ADVANCEMENTYour chances higher increased
Of Navy Coost Guard Of
which You eventually become Chief Officer,
Sl26 month bose You
UklF0RMS-You look and feel your best Navy blue
lotion uniforms which
Monboche You uniform and clothing allowance $500
have virtually clothing expenses
TRAlkNG-After from weeks training Of
the oons leading colleges assigned Navy Ouod
octy the United
valuable later life and will fit fill
Navy or Coast Guard.
As WAVE SPAR you will be proud fighting
forces will help your country smash the AXIS!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

sSn &artbago lebte 1n oas 5tpeite
Sabrbnnoert ser beriibnlte lateiniid)e
&ir6enifriftlteller Sertulliar, 1nb I'M
248 1tritt ser &ir9enbater Gppria',
fraftbon fir Sic ginbeit gegen bie
idismatiI6en 8eltrebungen in &ar-
tbago 1lnb Gom. Sn Mleranbrien pirf-
te Der griehiibe &irbenidriftiteller
Srigines, elmer ser groBten @elebrten
oes Mltertlln1s.
slm untern Nil ging llm bas Sabr
270 Ser groBe FL. Mntonills, Der Gin
iieoler, IN ste 5bebdiId)e @iite, um
onrd @ebet uno guBiibungen ii6 uno
anoere 5u beiligen. @r miro als Der
Batriar1 bes Wondtrns be5eibnet.
@ttua 200 Sabre i1ad) bem Sooe
oes FL. 8iid)ofs sugultinls bon Sip
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Noroafrifa, tpelde in tpeniger als ei=
mem balben Sabrblnoert oie NIT 10
groBen @rfolgen aufgebarte driitlide
Civilization Dernihtete. Sblimme1
ais bonn silam, Der ipenigltens einen
@ottesglanben beibebalten bat, miro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
Photo Features. S. Navy

itb idarf gegen oen tiefblauen Stint
mel abbebt. sluf oem lteillten Selienz
bang bes Wfoiiips, NIT gtamen slbi'
bonr, tbront Oie alte Srlltburg ser
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elmer S0be BON 372 Wietern. sluf ibr
flattert iest itol5 i'm @inbe oas 8ans
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9lblern geborltet, llno oie Seloi6lal1.
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Sabre 1909 inn 9elib nabm, mogen
bier manben guten SbuB getan ba>
ben. Man fann, penn man iebr gut
5lt SUB lit, auf nidt san5 niibeloien
8faoen 5l1 Ser iabrbunoertealten Spa'
nierfeite binaufflettern. Wfan miro
ourh einen unerbort groBarttgen
&l,noblid iiber Meer, 8u6t uno
Staot reidli6 fir oen bergoiienen
SdmeiB 5elobnt. uebrigens geniigt
au9 ibon gum @enuB oieier &unolidt
Ser balbe 8eg gum Muslidtspunft
8elbeoere, ben man auf biibi6er
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

iie ipirft I'M Gbarafter entidie0en af.
rifaniiber.
Dram, nidt ettpa MIR Sic Sta6t,
ionoern allb oas 0epartement elei>
6en Namens, fam nod beute ltarte
ipaniibe ginfliiiie nibt perleuguelt.
@an5 abgeieben oapon, oab Oie Spa
nier Elm Sauptfontingent Der 8epol'
ferlng biloen, miro mani nod blrd
man6es 8auiperf an Die einitige Serr.
i6aft Ser Spanier iiber Sran erit'
merit.
SIM Norbolten Ser 8udt erbebt lif
bas beberridenoe 5elienmaiiio oes
Mouroiaoio, oeiien 5adige silhouette
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

Dor 1900 Sabren Ser 8iibofsIit oes
FL. Mug1inus mar @s gab 5tpei pho
ni5iide Stdote oieies Namens, BON
oenen oas ertpabnte Sippo oen Namen
Gegtus trug. sln 5mei~anbere befann-
te Namen: Itbanalius nno slrius
miro man bier erinnert, an Mtbana=
iins, Ben groben &ir6enfiiriten, Der
BON 295 bis 373 in @leraltbria tpirf=
te nno Der Sauptoorfampfer gegen
6ie Mrianer mar. L- ..
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oer tapferen Sl,ngens General giien=
botpers gefaqen. 9amit lit 1,a6 Ml=
gier bie 5ipeitgr0Bte Staot oes frar=
5olil6en @eneralgoupernements Mlge-
rien felt I'M 8eiib Ser nnieren.
Dram lit nod in tpeit boberen1 Wta>
Be el1ropaiitert als sllgier. 0te Staot
|bietet i'm @runbe geromrnen ni6t biel
oes Sebensmerten, obtuobl ser Wfaire
bon Sran, 4bbe 2ambert, lange Sab-
re binourd) eine be originealten S.
gl1ren ser fran50iiiden Bolitit, biel fiir
ibre gntpiflung getan bat. slber
ielblt oas gingeborenenpiertel, oas TO-
genannte Negeroorf bat nidt annd-
berno oie Sarbigfeit llno 9emegtbeit
Der &asbab bon algier. Oo6 ois
2anoidaft, in bic biele rege Staot bon
10000 ginDobnern bineingeitellt i'll
bat ibre lnberfennbaren Heiae. Ser
gudt bon Dram nangeln Die bliiben-
ben Haltelltone, Die tueid geidpunge-
men 2inien Der leudtenoen 8ubt bon
|Mlgier. sic lit itrenger, berber, aber
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ltnpplitiicbe 3eitldufte

gs lit nidt nur oie Muffaiiung ser
fatboliiden Stride, ionoern aller gldu=
bigen gbriiten, oaB oie Samilie als
iol6e auf Heligion llno Wioral ge-
griinoet iein muB unb anabbangig
bon ieoen Staats5tpang polle Hebte
llno 6reibeiten. genieben nuB, Inn Ell
ne iolioe @rlnolage fir Staat uno
8eIeuibaft biloen 51 fonnen. Mue
oieie 8egriffe iinb in Dem beriibnten
&unoidreiben Der Baplte SEQ oes
9rei5ebnten II. Bius oes glften in fla=
rem @orten oargelegt. @as nun bas
@erbaltnis 5piiden 6anilie uno
Staat betrifft, 10 lit Die fatboliidc
Nuffaii1ne oieie:: Die Jan1ilie, 5. b.
Die 8ereiniellng bon Mann llno 6rau
gum 3ped Der @riinoung elmer SD
nrilieneen1ein lift ,,oie einaige
Geieaid)aftseinbeit bon gSttlider Sn,
ititl1tior''. Mus bieIer llr= llno, Grmno-
5elle entitebt uno bon ibr bangt oie
ganoe Welt lno ibre> geieli6aftlihe
Sronuug ab. SIT bas 5annilienleben.
gut, iolio, ebrbar, ;: gottgefdllia 10.
miro es Die. gatt5e @eieMbaff, Ser.
Staat iei1t. @ebt bas 5amilienIebe,,l
,lieoer, miro es peroorben ooer gar
5erit0rt, 10 aebt Die gefeHfdaft nirb'
oas Staateneebiloe i1atllrnotmenoiD
nno la,tpioerrufli6 5lgrnnoe.
9as nun Die 6orrn Ser gegierurrg
bes Staafes betrifft, 10 bot .@ott ben
golfern Die Wabl ibrer Regierungs-
form freigeitent. Das 8olf Slrael
berlanete nab einem aonig uno @ott
gab ibm einen aonig. 8eil eben .alle
autoritat, oie oes 5taates iotpobl als
Der GanliIie, bon @ott fonn1t, 10 bat.
@ott ienen, oie oas goH erpablt bat,
oie 9lutoritdt berlieben, es 5u regie-
ren. DieIes iogenannte ,,@ottesgna=
oentum' lit alio ben 8olferlenfern
bon Ben 8olfern ielbit gegeben por=
ben.
Seine Negierung Ser @elt aber, iet
ite eine Monarbie ober eine .&epnblif,
bat oas &eht, itb in bic grunolegenoe
'Steanng Der 5anilie ein5umilhenL
oenn Die Gamilie anein lit sottliden
nriprnngs. aus oieienn @ruttbe bal
ten mir &atbolifen an unlerm beili=
gen, gott9egebenen unb unberauBer-
lihen Ne6t feit, an lrnierm Brin5ip.
bob mir, tnb mir allein, oas &edt
iiber uniere &inoerer5iebung babe1t.
8ir nieoerbolen: Seine Negieru1g
bat irgenoeinen Shein bon Ne6t, itb
in bic fl1n0ame1talen ge9te llnb 8ri-
bilegien Der San1ilie in gr5iebungs-
fragen 5u miiden.
Mn Ser norbafrifaniI1en Mittel=
meerfiiite. an tnelber iih gegentpartig
Die Dibtigiten &riegsoperationen ert-
mifeln, gibt es cine geraume In5abl
erinnerungsreiber uno erinnerungs.
tuerter 5tdtten ooer bielmebr &uiner,
tpelde oie 5puren Der eriten sSabrbun-
berte bliibenoer driitlider aultur
allftpeilen.
SSn Der Nabe bon Bona in Mlgier
Gebt bon uniern 8rnppen beiest) be
finoen iih Die 2uinen bon 9ippo, no ]
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Horbafrifa beute bonn mooernen, ieOe
Geligion llno 3ipiliiation pernibten=
Sen Naai<Seioentum be0robt. 8ir
uno alIe pereinten Nationen, oie mir
fir Die @ieoereinfiibrung gottliber
uno menidliber &e6te fampfen, iinr
berllfell audi Oen afrifaniiden 8ol-
fern Oie Segnl,ngen elmer neuen driit=
liden 8eltoronung 51 bringen.
X X X
Die olte noroafrifaniibe Seite Gran,
iiber tpel6er iebt bus Sternenbanner
tpebt, ibiloert Der &eilenoe Gr. Iiz
barb 0pd in folgenoen @orten:
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The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
Keglers Swing Into Action
AT Posts Bowling Alley

Although bowling is a year-arOund
sport, the winter is it's best season.
Soldiers and civilians alike can en-
Joy the recreation at the Post Bowl
ing Alley, just behind Service Club
No. l.
One does not have to be an expert
to derive enjoyment from bowling as
the thrills are as great for novice
as they are for a veteran kegler.
Mr.. Robert H. Bass, manager of
the bowling alley, announces that
lessons will be given for beginners
starting Dec % from TOO to 800
PM. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
The bowling alley is open each
day from 100 to 1000 PM. Scores
of all bowlers are kept and at the
end of each month prizes will be
given to those who produce the
highest score.
Best bowler last month was Pvt.
Melvin (Spanker) Hargrove, 370th
Inf, who racked up a score of PAT.
370th's Capl Johnson scored End
with 237 and Capt. FELTON, Brown
was 3rd with 227.
Among the ladies 1t. Violet AS
kins heads the list with a 204. Pvt.
Ruth Hall scored a 202 and Pfc. Gre
dell Haley marked up 1913 for 3rd
place.
PEACE ON EARTH. Coon WILL To MEN
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
y - **

After looking at the scores they
compiled last week. the men of the
39Oth found that they had grossly
underestimated their shooting abil-
lty. The exact number of men to
qualify expert has yet to be deter
mined, but it is certain that very
few failed to qualify even marks
man. Turning in the highest score
IN the firing of the Carbine was Pfc.
Arthur Gray, Jr., of New York City,
NY, who scored 1913 points out of a
possible 200. Now if you don't think
that is really stopping up the black,
you try it once. Right beside him
and refusing to relinquish his SPOT
in the limelight altogether. is Pfc.
James L. Whitsett of Pittsburgh.
Pa, who held his own in firing the
model 1903 rifle, by turning in q
score of 201 out of a possible 21O.
Congratulations, both of you lead
ers, keep up the good work.
Credit the smile on 1t. Amidon's
face and the look of discomfort on
the countenance of 1t. Hurowitz to
an event that took place on the bas-
AANONCtAA NONA III 1COl IldlL
last Thursday night. This was the
night that the quintet representing
the First Platoon (and 1t Amidon)
eked out a 40-36 victory over the
five representing the Second Pla-
toon (and 1t. Hurowitz). It was a
close and hard-fought game all the
way, with the deciding factor being
the alright defense set up by the
First Platooners in the last minutes
OF the game, protecting their four
point lead. The lineup for the vic
tors was Pvts. Antwine, Batson,
Beckles, Atkinson and Connors. The
losers lineup was Pvts. Whitsett.
j. Wallace, w. Webb G. Booker and
Bolden, with A. Grey, Jr., as an
alternate. "Oh, we'll We'll beat them
next time cit. HurowitzD"
The company sends best wishes
for a speedy recovery to our cadre
member, T4 Ulysses Hamilton, who
is now convalescing in the Station
Hospital
If someone was curious and Won
dering about the sudden change in
the mood of our Supply Sgt. Silas
B. Gleaves, will inform you of the
reason for it: Mrs. Gleaves has ar
rived as guest on the post, and
since then the Sgt. has been walk
ing around with gleam in his eye
and a strut in his walk. That's
what having wife around will do
for ones morale.
I know that someone beside me
has watched our playboy, Pvt.
Thomas Hicks, of New Work City,
in action around the No. 2 Service
Club. If you haven't you better
make it your business to. Till next
week, signing off.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
WAC Lieutenant Earns
Master Of Arts Degree
While at Ft. Huachuca

That service in the Armed forces
of the U. S. is no bar to educational
progress was demonstrated recently
by 1t. Annie Lois Brown, WAC, who
has been awarded her Masters De-
gree in absentia, from Prairie View
College, Texas.
1t. Brown had finished her resi-
dence requirements for the degree
at the Texas school on a General
Education Board Fellowship from
New York City but the call to the
service of her country could not be
resisted and she left the atmosphere
Of scholasticiSm to play a role of
service in the Army before she had
written her thesis.
She had compiled the data for it
and had done some of the outlines
of it; but it was in the hurley-bur-
ley Of camp life that the work was
finally completed. a.
1t. Brown states that she owes
much to the president of Prairie View
College, DR.. w. R. Banks, for the
assistance he rendered her by hav-
ing the thesis typed and bound and
advising with her by mail.
1t. Browns topic thesis was: "a
Study of the Interests and Aversions
Of Home-making Pupils in IA Vo-
cational Schools in Texas"
The WAC Officer now finds her
self not only the master of a goodly
number of women in -the-Army, but
also a Master Of Arts. She serves as
mess officer in charge of the WAC
Section and the Sou Officers
MeSSeS.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
Sgt. E. V. Rettig Is Posts
Only Enlisted Investigator


In distinctive way, part of the
job of Sgt. E..V Rettig Of the Post
Stockade Detachment is to see that
justice is done. Sgt. Rettig, whose
Texas college football fame is known
to most persons on the Post, is the
Posts only enlisted investigator.
His job is to investigate cases of all
kinds pertaining to both soldiers and
civilians. He is we'll known figure
at trials and courts-martial and
often the results of his Investigations
quietly, but effectively, carried out
= may determine the innocence or
guilt of an individual.
A former athlete and instructor,
Sgt. Rettig is the organizer of the
famous college quartet, The Texas
College Cavaliers" which has re-
'ceived the plaudits and praises of
enthusiastic audiences all over the
state of Texas for their renditions of
the classical and folk songs of the
South mI s9t
The Post Stockade Detachment is
proud of Sgt, Rettig, his congeniality
and his maintenance of the common
touch in his treatment of others. To
him his colleagues extend this trib-
ute: $50
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
Marriage Business

Hollywood. (CNS) = Dolly Dare
Krog told a local court that her
husband. who now seeks to divorce
her, married her twice-once when
he poured sand into her hand and
told her they were wed and a second
time when they were joined in a
more conventional ceremony by a
justice of the peace in Yuma, Ariz.
Hubby Roy Krogs denied this charge,
asserting instead that his wife de-
ceived him by claiming to be a
member OF the Yugoslav nobility.
Once she demanded he charter a
plane and fly to London to get ap-
proyal of the YugoslaV queen to
their marriage, he charged.
''If you can walk with kings, nor lose
the common touch,
You are at last man, my friend. ;"
Pfc. Clyde L. Pempleton.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
WAC TALK
CPL. VERA G. POWE
81 y * )

Many members of the Women's
Army Corps are about to expert
ence their second Yuletide beneath
Huachuca'S Snow-clad mount ins.
Their advice to you newcomers, who
Woefully anticipate your first one
here, is to relax and get set for the
most complete celebration you've
ever taken part in at Christmas.
Huachuca'S Yules are warm, and
manifest highly the spirit and true
meaning of the season.
If rumors turn to realities, re-
member I was the first to tell you
that Cpl. Leila Watkins will be
middle -aisling it" very soon.
TIA Ester Lewis is becoming very
much concerned about certain
-Tajmahal Castle somewhere in In
dia. For every bit of mail she re-
ceives from Samuel Neely, in serv-
ice over there, there is a picture of,
or a note about the place. Hope
whatever it is that intrigues the
Sgt. will wear off before the war is
over, don't we, TIA? Would hate
to have to ship you off to the land
of spices after the duration.
"Hi, Nanny, so glad Santa brought
us you for Christmsa," will be the
most cherished greeting Pvt. Helen
Cross will receive from her four
year-old nephew when she arrives
in Lake Charles, La, on Christmas
Eve She will spend her furlough
with her sisters and their families
there in the Creole state
Pvt. Ruth Hall, one of the group
of personalities at PIX No. is
spending her furlough with her
parents in Detroit, Mich.
Returning to the post after hav-
ing spent a very pleasant furlough
in Texas came Sgt. Heloise West to
spend a very joyous Christmas in
WAC area. She hopes . she hopes,
we hope.
Some folks get the worst and best
breaks all in one, don't they Pvt.
Mary Campbell?
If it has been habit at home, go
to church early Christmas morning.
If you have never gone, try it this
season. There is nothing more
beautiful than the story of the birth
of the Christ Child as told at early
morn.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
First League Games
Won by MPs, Hospt. |

Basketball was officially ushered
in by the Post on Monday, Dec. TO-
when two thrilling league games
were held between Post Det. MPs
and 335th Station Hospital and be-
tween 37th S. S. Co. and Station
Hospital No. l.
The Post MPs and the Station
Hospital teams both eked out wins
by narrow margins, the MPs trounc-
ing the 335th by a score of so to 46
and the Medics beating the Service
Co. Men to the tune of % to "a
A crowd of several hundred Off
GERS, WACs, soldiers and civilians
attended the season opener and lust
lily egged on their representatives.
High scorers in the first contest
were "Lanky" Stewart and Tom
Turner of the MPs and H. Greene
of the 335th Powell and Carpenter
found the hoop more frequently for
the Station Hospital five in the Sec
ond game and jackson of the 37th
kept up with their score although he
was on the losing side.
The players and their points in
Stewart, 25; Turner, IA; Tyson, 6;
Bowdere, 5; King, l Clayton and
Grant, 8; total so. 335th Station
Hospital-H. Greene, IT; Gazaway,
IL; O'Kelly, g; Ellis, z; Whitfield, l;
Christian, Morris, Buck, Evelyn and
Leonard o; total 46. ~
In the second game the mems
scores were: Station Hospital No. l
Powell, 10; Carpenter, 10; Lang
horn, s; Tucker, 2; Nix and Fisher,
O; total %. 37th S. S. Co.-Jackson,
10; Williams, Z; Banks, g.; Robinson,
l; Brown and Davis, 0; total "a.
Referee and umpire were James
and Powell; timekeeper and scorer,
1t. George Bethel,
MERRY CHRISTMAS
n =. IL ~,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24
Heart Specialist At Fl. Hosp.
Is Widely Travelled Scholar

One Of the that Station Hospital No is rated
highly among the medical institutions of the u S. Army the
presence staff scholarly Capt H. R. Butler J As
Chief of the Medical Service and Chief Of the Cardo
Vascular Section of the hospital.
Capt Butler brings the practice of internal medicine not
only thorough background of training this but
advantages acquired extensive training and travel
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24

M/Sgt. Melville James, who en-
joys the reputation of having been
cited as "the best shot in the Army
in $780," will be honOred Christ
mas Day with retirement party
by members of the Pest MP. De-
tachment. Sgt. James, who is slat-
ed to retire from the Army soon
after 80 years in service, has won
two silver cups for shooting, 80
medals of gold, silver or bronze,
and several large sums of money
for his craftsmanship. He comes
frcm Clarksdale, Miss, is devOt-
cd husband and father to his
charming wife and two small
daughters. He did all of his SOL
diering with Company G, 25th In
fantry before being attached to
the Post NIP. detachment at Fort
Huachuca in 1912.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24

During his travels in Europe on
four different occasions during sum-
mer vacations, he visited France,
Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Italy
and Germany. In 1887 he was
awarded a Fellowship from the
Rosenwald Fund which enabled him
to spend year of study in London.
He was connected with the staff
of the London Hospital, of the Uni
verSity of London, which is the
largest voluntary hospital in Eng
land. Some of his work took him
alsosto the National Heart Hospital,
Guys Hospital and the British Post
Graduate Hospital He left Eng
land during the latter part of 1888
after living there a year, just be-
fore#the fury of blitz warfare struck
London.
Had Wide Practice
Capt Butler adds to his training
Is years of practice in medicine
After he had obtained his MD
from Harvard, he interned at the
General Hospital in Kansas City
Mo. and returned to Atlanta, Ga
to assist his father with his work.
While in Atlanta, in addition to
his private practice, he served as
physician to the Child Welfare AS
sociation of Fulton and DeKalb
Counties After his Fellowship year
abroad, he began practice in BoS-
ton, Mass, serving on the staff of
the Boston City Hospital in the
heart clinic
In Boston, 10 months ago, he en-
listed in the Army Medical Corps,
was commissioned Immediately and
sent directly to FIT. Huachuca, where
he has served ever since.
MultitudinOus Duties
Here, Capt. Butler, in addition to
his duties as Assistant Chief of
Med. Serv. and Chief of the Cardio-
Vascular Sect, holds positions on
two Officers Examining Boards and
heads the Heart Clinic which is
held twice week He also super
vises the making and Interpretation
Of all electro-cardiogramS at the
hospital.
OF his family, Capt. Butler is moi
the only member to enlist in his
country's service. His charming
wife, formerly Miss Rheba AShmore
of Augusta, Ca, works at the
Registrars office at the hospital and
his widowed mother, Mrs. H. r
Butler, is chairman of FIT. Huachu-
cas- Red Cross Grey Ladies, who
spread SO much joy among hospital
patients
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24

Sgt. l.. D. Whitlock and Pvt. Lii
ton Weems, 406th Ord. MN. Co.,
running from Fry Gate, trying to
make bed check.
Pvt. Eugene Cotwright beating
out a few love notes into the ear of
Pvt. Eva Reaves while she smiles
cheerfully in the WAC Dayroom.
Where was Pvt. frankie Ross?
Enlisted men of the 758th Tank
Battalion taking over WACville.
Buffalo Bill upon the hill as SOU
puts Special Troops (92nd Div)
through the mill
Pvt. Vivian Ward holding me
breathless as she performs in what
would call the Posts greatest
show, "G.I. Rhapsody"
Col, Hardy calling for louder
music from the Sou band as he
gallops by on his famous horse while
displaying some fine arts in riding
during the half OF Hauchuca Rose
Bowl game Thanksgiving Day.
An exciting headline that shocked
me greatly-"Notre Dame takes
Licking by 1914 from Great Lakes
Blue Jackets
A newly-arrived enlisted man was
introduced to a WAC. After talk
ing together for some time, the
WAC ended the conversation by
saying, I'm glad that met you"
The enlisted man said, "WiSh I
could say the same about you" Re-
torted the WAC, ''You could if you
were lying like I was
-YuLETlDE GREETINGS
Intuition is that quality in WON.
en- commonly known as suspicion.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-24

He is also a member of the Boston
Castro Enterological Society. He
recently attended meeting of heart
specialists in California and brought
back to his work here the latast
developments in his specially.
Capt. Butler holds the diploma of
the National Board of Medical Ex-
aminers and medical licenses from
the states Of Kansas, Georgia, Mas
sachusetts and Michigan. -
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abroad during his graduate and
postgraduate years.
Son of a physician, DR.. H.
r. Butler, Sr., of Atlanta, Ca,
he attended Atlanta u. for his
undergraduate work and took his
medical degree at Harvard U.
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Is Highly Honored

For all his unassuming demeanor,
Capt Butler is not without honor
in the medical councils of the ma
ton. He is a Fellow of the Ameri-
can Medical Association, member
of the. American Heart Association
and Fellow of the Massachusetts
Medical Society, the oldest state
medical association in the country.
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FERRY c

Marriage doesn't make a man
meek: it's just that the meek are
most easily caught.
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= Trucking With the ON =

X News from 39Oth ON Truck Co. >
y By PVT. JOHN III. WALLACE ).
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Through
Ny Glasses
By S-Sgt. Richard D. Massey

Sgt. L. D. Whitlock and Pvt. Lii
ton Weems, 406th Ord. NM. Co.,
running from Fry Gate, trying to
make bed check.
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Enlisted men of the 758th Tank
Battalion taking over WACville.
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Buffalo Bill upon the hill as SOU
puts Special Troops (92nd Div.)
through the mill
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An exciting headline that shocked
me greatly-"Notre Dame takes
Licking by 1914 from Great Lakes
Blue Jackets"