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The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

DlS tOCdl OF OIL.
Other results (showing low
net scores) included:
First Flight-Lt Wayne c. How
ard, SO; A. L. Johns, IL; 1t. R.
Montjoy 72.
Second fhght-Capt. R. P. Gar
rett. 70; 1t. Stephen Waggoner and
j. Haynes, tied for second with IA
each.
Third flight-Capt. j. D. Poage,
64; Capt W. K. Stewart, Ct; Capt.
Martin c. Sundt, SO.
First prizes III all flights will be
golf shoes; second, Walter Hagen
drivers, and third, golf shirts.
In the tournament for officers
only, prizes were donated by Major
A. E. Scroggs and went to Capt.
Poage, first; Capt. Stewart, second;
and Capt Sundt and Lit. Howard
tied for third. The prizes to be
awarded are golf bags,
Results of the Women's matches,
scores including low net are: Mrs.
H t. Schooley, so, first prize, a
pair Of golf shoes; Mrs. B. Irwin, 81,
second prize, a golf shirt; Mrs~fB.
Anderson, 66, third prize six golf
balls; and Mrs. T. Blaga, 70, fourth,
six golf balls.
Low gross score in the enlisted
mems division was won by Cpl. R.
Wiggens with an SO. Second prize
went to Pvt A. H. Wilcher for an
88; and third to Pfc. r. E. Johnson,
96. Prizes for first and second
places were drivers and for third
place, golf bag.
Special event winners included:
Longest drive on No. 2 fairway-
w. Harris, 215 yards. Prize: wood
club
Closest to pin on No. 8 green, 1t.
H E. Landolt, who sent the ball
only 10 feet, six inches from the
pin. Prize: a putter.
Highest gross for the tournament
Capt. T. G.. Fury, with 1873 strokes.
Award: plaque and golf ball.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
335th Station Hospital
Men Star in Grid Tilt
BY PVT. JOHN HI. GoRDAN

The football game between the
Buffaloes Of the 92nd Division and
the Sou 1922 was very good one
for the first game Of the season. The
Sou boys lost but made very good
showing.
Star players for Sou 1922 from
the 335th Station Hospital we're:
S/Sgt. Kenneth E. Brown, S/Sgt.
John E. Watson, who were injured.
Pvt. Leon Bowen, Pfc. Howard
Brown and others participated.
Tough luck for Sou this time, but
the best of luck next time.
Corporal Vernie Tyler, Pvt. Oliver
Maynard Pfc. William Maynard and
Pvt. Fayette Vamderford have all
left for home on a I5-day furlough
Whew! Would you like to be with
them?
The 335th Medics say Buffaloes
are really accommodating They
don't mind giving you lift to the
new or old post.
Corporal Mack HobbIey made a
visit to Nogales, Mexico, the other
weekend, and upon his return Sum
day night he found a Mamacita
and six senoritas (puppies) in his
bed. The boys said, He will have
to make out another allotment"
The boys Of 335th Station Hospital
seem to like Fort Huachuca. A large
number are working in the hospital,
and others are working hard on ad-
vance technical training.
MAIL The SENTINEL HoME-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Golf Trophies IoBe AwardedSunday
Schedule OF
Grid Games

The fighting gridsters of SOU 1922
will participate in four games be-
tween today and November 81. Ac-
cording to Capt. B. M. Irwin, Post
Recreation Officer, there is posi-
bility that another round robin"
of football games will be started
when the present schedule is COM
pleted.
The schedule as outlined through
November 81 follows:
Oct. 9-365th VS.. 37Oth.
Oct. 10-371st VS.. Special Troops.
Oct. 15-Div. Art VS.. 365th.
Oct. 17-370th VS.. Post.
Oct. 23-370th VS.. 371st.
Oct. 24-Spec. Troops VS.. Div. Ar
tillery.
Oct 30-Div. Art. VS.. 371st.
Oct. 31-365th VS.. Post.
Nov. 6-Spec. Troops VS.. 365th.
Nov. 7-371st VS.. Post.
Nov. 13-370th VS.. Special Troops
Nov: 14-Div. VS.. Post.
Nov. 20-365th VS.. 371st.
Nov. 21-370th VS.. Div. Artillery.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
THE
.SPORT-O-GRAPH

On tour of the Army camps is a
group of four prominent Negro box
ers now in the service: Sergeants
ice Louis Barrow and George S.
Nicholson, heavyweishts; Corporal
Walker Smith ("Sugar" Ray Rob
msCn), wcrld's weIterweight title
claimant; Pvt. George j. ("Jackie")
Wilson, former worlds weIterweight
champion; and Cpl. Robert J. Payne,
trainer. Last on the list of
camps at which this quartet will ap-
pear is Fort Huachuca, where
they're due scme time in November.
Not to be Outdone by the Sgt.
Joe Louis encourage, the Baer
Brothers, Max and Buddie, are also
on tour of Army Air Bases. .
At Fort Huachuca the boxing visit
OIs will be available for group dem
cnstIatio1s and Institutional pur-
poses.
'Tis being said that Battling
Hank" Armstrong; definite retire
ment from the ring is being consid-
cred. He'll become a fight manager.
Bob Mont gomery previously had
to postpone his title bout fought
october 4, with Beau Jack, former
champion. because of an impacted
wisdom tooth. Maybe there was wis
dom in his getting more time to get
in good shape. John Henry Lew
is, former light heavyweight cham
pion, is residing in Reno, New. {.
We're wondering what for, too. =.
Seine of the fellows around the
Post cleaned up in bets on the
Werld Series. l.. Pvt. Lorenzo Hill
says, Thanks to the Yanks for S34!"
How do you account for the over
Whelming success of Sundays Golf
Tournament when just as much eff
fort was spent trying to whip up in
terest in the recent late, (un)la-
mented Tennis Tournament?
f1Lc crhHp
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
365th and 37Oth
Tie 90 in Come

Both teams that played in last
Saturdays game, the 365th Infan-
try versus 370th Infantry units,
must have thought that the goal
line was off limits" for in the after
Moons encounter, furiously fought
through mud and mire, the two
teams came out with a score of 90,
A huge crowd, witnessed the game,
which had thrills to compare with
any that occurred in Big Ten, Big
Six or Big Five games on ''the out
side''
Such thrillingly played tilts as
Saturdays game viewed by such en-
thusiastic spectators is more than
ample justification for Fort Hua-
chuca's newest and finest gridiron
field and stadium.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

The game was played in mud and
water and there were thrills a-plenty
all the way The first touchdown
was made in the second quarter of
the game and the second in the
third quarter
The hard fighting 371st was with
in one yard of making a touchdown
in the third quarter of play. but the
Special Troops backfield was too
tough-much too tough!
The first team lineups of the two
pTOlIDS.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Headquarters Men AT
Army Service Schools

Sgt. Joseph H. Grand Pre- of the
Sou Postoffice is detailed to the
Army Postoffice School at West
Chester, Pa. He is doing superior
work there, although the course Of
fered is strenuous. He made $50 on
his last examination.
SISgt Robert P. Buyers is attend
ing the Redistribution School at
Fort Macarthur, Calf.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
CAPT. MACNE SHOOTS
LOWEST GROSS SCORE
Every Organization the Post Is Represented Among
Flight Winners

Drawing participants from almost every organization the
Post and resulting in surprisingly equitable distribution of
prizes the Fort Huachuca Sweepstake Golf Tournament
of the successful sports of the
Prizes will be awarded 80 Sunday morning at the golf
A handsome trophy for the lowest gross will go
Capt Fred Mace of the Detachment
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Roland Hayes Sings
With Soldiers in London

Roland Hayes, well-known Amer
lean tenor appeared with the Lon
don Symphony Orchestra and a
chorus Of 200 American Negro SOL
diers in Albert Hall. London on
September % and 90, with LIST Sgt.
Alexander B. Jordan conducting.
-lT's AS GOOD AS ALErrrpS
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
DIVISION SPECIAL TROOPS ,,., <,. e.
WINS OVER 371ST INFANTRY

Playing better and looking better,
generally, than they did at the sea-
son-o opener Dedication game, the
92nd Division Special Troops foot
ball team took the gridiron spot
light and kept it to a score of 140
in game with the 371st Infantry
last Sunday afternoon.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
MAIL THE SENTINEL HOME
Passed by Censor

Passed by Censor
DEAR MABEL: Please don't send
me no more naggin' letters. I want
to fight this war in peace. Signed
JOE.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

A f15c STAMP DOES IT-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

IL THE SENTINEL HOMI
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cops Pos. 371st Infantry

VAIL THE SENTINEL HoME
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. TIE SENTINEL HOl
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Selected Stocks Up,
But Profit TAKING
Hits Many Leaders
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Scattered
rails and industrials managed to
keep the recovery ball rolling in to-
days market, but many leaders were
unable to participate because OF
profit-taking on the two-session rise
Less quick-peace talk, further
pleasing dividends and earnings and
hopes that postwar industrial tran
sition difficulties would not be as
depressing as expected served to in
spire further . selective bidding
Commitments were hghtened, how
ever, pending details of the big
three" conferences reported in Iran
and more light on the Forthcoming
volume Of tax adjustments.
Mild irrgularity appeared after a
fairly steady and active opening
Dealings slackened and trends were
notably foggy near the fourth hour
American Distilling was an isolated
wide jumper, pushing up several
points after yesterdays retreat.
In front at intervals were Santa
Fe, New York Central. Southern
Railway, Texas Co.. Goodrich, West
ern Union (A), United States Rub
Der. International Harvester, Boeing
Eastman Kodak, Westinghouse and
Union Carbide. Stragglers included
United States Steel, Bethlehem
General Motors, Chrysler, Great
Northern, Anaconda, ]. c. Penney
American Smelling. North American
Du Pont and American Can.
Among stocks attracting support
in the curb were Cities Service
American Cyanamid "B," New Jer-
Sey Zinc and Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Dec. 3 1P, twFAp-salsb,s
hogs, 5000; total, 10000: very slow. food
and choice 20o27n pounds steady q
1915, the top; WEIGHTS over 27O pounds.
1918 lower: weighs under 200 pounds
uneven. steady to 25 cents lower; nTy
steady: good and choice 27O-33O pounda,
!3.l0-60; lT0-190 pounds. l225-l3 OfE
l5O-l10 pounds, IL 50-12 so: most 400.
550-pound sows 1866: most interests
with Two 20 three day SLAUGHTER require
ments on hand buying very sparingly. In
olcatlons now approximately 5000 hogs
Will be held over in firSt hands tonight
SaIable cattle. 1000: salable calves,
500; moderate, run common. medium and
steady light yearling-type offerings in
broadest demand choice offerings absent
In load lots; odd head to 1900: bulk how
ever, IL 50-1475: common kind down 70
$50 and below: load lots top good TO
choice light steers. 1925 heifers steady,
mostly 10.50-13.50; best 1875; receipts
LARGELY cows, this class weak with Thurs
gays decline, mostly 1925 under week q
hish time; most fat cows, s75-lO5O;
strictly, GOOD kind up to 1900. mostly
1175 down; Gamers and cutters predom-
mated at 6.50-7.75; bulls steady: practical
top hessY SAUSAGE I. bulls; 12.0o: vealers
few selects. 1900: stock cattle absent,
sslable sheep, 5000; total. IL 900: fat
lambs uneven, mostly steady to weak
with spots as much as 25 lower: other
classes little changed: bulk good and
choice lambs l4.00-6o. lower grade and
mixed lots down. to 1873: good yearlinss.
l25O-l3.OO; bulk slaughter ewes, 8 90.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
California STANDARD
Loses Patent Suit
BY the Associated Press


WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. g.
United States District Judge Albert
L. Watson ruled yesterday that two
patents held by the Standard Oil
Co. of California were invalid and
dismissed damage action filed by
the company against the Tidewater
Associated Oil Co., Inc. The suit
charged infringement.
The patents were on processes for
distilling gasoline and removing
sludge and other waste materials.
Judge Watson, who ordinarily
presides In Scranton, Pa, heard the
case in San Francisco as a specially
assigned jurist representing the
Delaware district. Both companies
are Delaware corporations.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
WASHINGTON Produce

Prom the war Feed Administration.
Pricss omnslis unssans.d d'sipss Ppis.. hsatd ga
ffrom srsdin 9 stations psesmbes 81.
grade 4: medium. 81: 9, T. srsde j. isr,s. 4; e
asyyer.ge. 64h; y, 3. Grade 4. medium. S8..
~ oyerase. boh; y. 3. srade B., large.
liberal; Prices paid net fob. Washinston
eand,n .peomlttsd transportstion charges included
ssR -so fowl % lmssse ss9s s,Si,st. ana frysrs
Evening star., 1943-12-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 0P.-Trading in
cotton was small today as results Of the
were awaited, along with the subsidy
issue in Congress. Prices moved In q
narrow range with mill price fixing and
tone
Late ifternoon. values were 20 cents
1928: Mich. 19.26. an, lS1ay. 1908.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Chicago Grain
PUBLIC UTILITY.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2 tP,.-Grains sased
n slow trade today on report the
ing for l50.0O0,000 bushels of Canadian
wheat Tor shipment up to the end OF
nections sold wheat and rye while o. Is
tumbled with break OF more than a cent
in that grain at Minneapolis
Activity was restricted by uncertainties
regarding subsidies. price ceilings and the
international situation. Trade reports said
.nere had been no Improvement in the
board announced that dealings in Decem
Der contracts would end Wednesday De-
cember %.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 OP.--Noon foreiGr
exchange rates follow Great Britain ir
dollars others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York market
II y per cent discount or $3.50 U. 8
cents.
Europe-Great Britain oficial buying
81 OF: selling, 81 4O4
Latin America-Argentina free. $3.50
Brazil free, 5.2On; Mexico 2O.65n
All ofncial rates unchanged
n-Nominal
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
BONDS.
Odd-lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3 R.-The Sc.
curitles Commission reported today these
dealers or, specialists on the New YorE
stock Exchange for December z: 2,023
purchases, involving S0,529 shares; 1870
sales, involving 74,139 shares includins =
40 short sales. involving 1859 sharsa
Evening star., 1943-12-03

Appf0XimAte S0IeS TOdAy.
l1:OO a.m- l21 $40 1900 Noon 23s SIC
l:OOpm 323 $40 200 pm Ao2 $50
tUnit of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership OF
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed BY such companies
Rates or dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semiannual declaration On.
less otherwise noted. special or extra. divi
dends are not included. I'd Ix dividend.
q O., sock FAD "a last ysa.; ,ira.ysbls in
+ fayahle d'L,.i in c:n,dien funds. I tAceumu-
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas common at soA 100
at 2O34
Capital Transit Coo at 90
WASHINGTON Gas 81 80 pfd-2 At lO2h
Capital Traction 1st $500 at lO6Z.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
For. Bonds

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Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annuaI declaration. Un-
iss. otherwise noted. special or extra div
extras, d Cash or stock. . Paid last year.
irayshle In stock: Declared Or paid 20
X Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. wv With warrants. ~ without
varrantA
Evening star., 1943-12-03

Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids to
launch the Axis on the sea of
kblivion.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Virginia Tobacco Markets

BY the Associated Press
The War Food Administration. for
the fourth day, yesterday reported
declines ranging up to $3.50 per
hundred pounds on old belt flue.
cured tobacco markets as prices con.
tinued to sink toward presales hoN-
day levels.
Growers placed the blame for the
price drop on nearly exhausted buy
ing quotas, withdrawal Of Govern
ment support and efforts of COM
panies to get under the $4l ceiling.
Poundases and averages on old
belt markets yesterday were:
Evening star., 1943-12-03
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Evening star., 1943-12-03

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-12-03

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