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beguilingly inconSequential picture,
which opened yesterday at the Little
Theater. AS free from social slgnifi-
canoe as a turnip from character,
Spring Song" is a melodious piece
of nonsense which takes the position
that music belongs to the people
Ceven the jitterbugs), and rot neces-
sarily to those who regard it as an
art. 1t probably will surprise you
that there is so mucn ironic fun
in such a theme as handled on this
occasion by the Russians.
The attitude with which the
makers of Spring Song" is neatly
Illustrated in foreWord which
credits the music Of the film to
Dmitri KabalevSky with the en-
thusiastic assistance Of Handel
Gounod and Bach From that
premise. the producers and players
go on to have an impish. irreverent
time with all those who look upon
music with A deadly seriousness. Ii
that happens to be your disposition
also. Spring Song" is very likely
to prove your dish Of tea.
The players who contribute most
to the spirit Of this import are per-
sons who never have heard OF, or,
having heard Of, promptly forgot
Even if you go on forgetting her
name, however, you probably will
remember the face and voice OF
Ludmila Tzelikovskaya, who can get
drama and suspense as well as mere
sound into high c. Another mem
orable aspect Of Miss TzelikoYetC IS
that she is a young woman Of i'm
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a bit blatantly phony after all these
years Of repetition. The surround
ings are there (Amazonian in this
Casel, and the animals are unques-
tionably real as we'll But "Jacare"
follows the way of its predecessors
by capitalizing entirely on the nat
ural appeal of fang and coil to per-
sons who thrive on civilization. MI.
Buck probably figures. and with con-
siderable astutenesS. that denizens of
dupleXes are naturally inclined to be
fascinated with the sight Of. say,
a serpent twining itself around a
coati-mundi or water buffalo butting
the be-daylights out of a jaguar.
MI. Buck becomes overly optimistic
when he expects even the most
gulllble stay yat-home to believe his
cameras Just happened to stumble
upon such Spectacles as designed by
nature, not by animal handlers
skilled at their trade
To enact, or to have enacted. such
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/ preSsive vocal talent who crntrives
/ to be beautiful as well. She is sup
/ ported by one of those competent
/ casts Of Russians who already are
/ classified as 'hOnOred artists of the
/ Republic or who are almost certain
to be before many more pictures.
! On the whole, Spring Song' is
a neat package of eScapiSnc. a good
/ joke to relieve Whateye. tensions
you may be feeling at the moment.
It was very foolish of this de-
partment, Miss Ann Shirley said
Yesterday, to have killed that story
it wrote Of her for yesterdays COL
umn This, however, is what hap
Dened.
The story went TO the effect that
it seemed strange, but very pleasant.
TO find Miss Shirley being the sweet
heart Of the Fort Washington 0. c.
S. graduating class in view of the
fact that the last time we saw Miss
/ Shirley. three years ago. she was
having baby, The feeling behind it
was thai young mothers usually are
passed up as servicemen's sweet
hearts, making this case a note
worthy exception.
Confusion entered at that point.
Maybe. the mind went, it wasn't
Miss Shirley. Perhaps she wasn't
mother. 1t would be no end embar-
RAISING to say she was in such a
case There was no way to check
at the time. So the comment was
killed.
Then Yesterday at luncheon came
Miss Shirley to say that it was true,
that she was the mother of a Swear
Old daughter and that she was proud
no end of that fact.
She is proud. too, that she is the
official sweetheart of the second
lieutenants the whole military Sc
cretp number of them who were
graduated day before yesterday at
Fort Washington.
The little people in the Govern
ment service, the ones who never
make the newsreels and sometimes
have a terrific time making even
the bus, finally have become the
neroineS and heroes of a movie.
"BOomtoWn, d. c." is its name.
and it will be shown at Keiths start
ing next week.
The picture is another installment
in the Government sponsored This
Is America series and shows what
1t is like TO work in the gigantic.
confused and crowded factory of
freedom which Washington has be-
come in the last three years.
1t adds up to quite an understand
ing and sympathetic presentation
Of what life is like here for those
who do the unglamorous chores
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scenes as the abovs-to say nothing
OF an apparent fight between ant
eaters, a rassling match between
one James Dannaldson and an
anaconda and the same stout fellow
and an aIligator-requireS undeni-
able CleverneSS. In fact, If these
were passed off merely as the stunts
they are, there would be cause for
only about three -fourthS the total
complaint Mr. Buck doesn't accept
that outlook however. Furthermore.
he adds TO the general ruination of
effect by inserting those horrible
cinematographic cliCheS, the play
full monkeys. and a running COM
mentary that is one Of the most
inSipid you'll ever hear.
If you should crawl into bed to-
night and find one Of Mr.. Buck S
anacondaS already nestled there
YOU needn't have much fear. 1t will
doubtless be too jaded to consume
your carcass.
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Where and When
Current Theatcr Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

stage.
National" Harriet" Helen Hayes
as Mrs, Stowe Tonight at $50.
Screen.
CapitoI-"The Meanest Man in
Town. which could be Jack Benny.
II am, las, 4:30, 72O and 1905
pm. Stage shows. 1885, $40, 6,25
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia - The Black Swan"
piratical feuds in the old Caribbean.
11:5o am, l:5o, $50, $50. 1855 and
9;55 pm,
Earle-"Yankee Doodle Dandy" :"
James Cagney as the great Cohan.
l0:45 am, l:30, Ais, 7 and 9:15
pm. Stage shows: /, 3:45, SIS
and $50 pm
ke,th's-"They Got Me Covered, ="
Bob Hope on a spy hunt: Ills am,
l:20, 1925, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm
Little-"Spring Song a musical
satire from the Soviets; 11:45 am.
las. 3:45, 5:45, TAO and $40 pm.
Metropolitan Commands Strike
at Dawn workout for Canadian
troops; 1l:05 am, 1:10, $40, 5:25,
730 and $40 pm.
Random Harvest" true
love under trying circumstances
1890 am, 1:l5, 4:05, $50 and $40
pm.
Pix-"Jacare, Frank Buck along
the Amazon: 2:30, sos, TAO and
1920 pm.
Trans-LuX - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
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which are so big and vital a part
Of the war.
For the Army, in which he is,
Pvt. William Saroyan's first motion
picture, The Human Comedy" was
screened here Tuesday night For
The record, Civilian Dan Terrell, who
saw it, risks his critical reputation
TO say it is the finest picture he has
ever seen. He says it, moreover,
with a defiant feeling that he never
will be abashed by his Incorporate
words. The Human Comedy" is
the script over which Pvt Saroyan
fought so vigorously with M-G-M
last summer, the one for which he
took the 100000 and went right into
the Army.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Latest Frank Buck
Carnival of Animals
Reaches Pix Theater
BY J. W. STEPP.

Bring Them Back Alive Frank
Buck has done it again. He has
gone into the jungle with camera,
gun and stooges and collected his
customary shots Of animals and
gorgeous foliage in the raw. mixed
in few obviously staged scenes of
man VS.. savage beast and savage
beast VS., savage beast, tackled the
footage together under a single
title and flashed it before the public
as an authentic account Of an hegira
into nature. "Jacare' The Killer
is the title of the latest Buckian
venture in synthetic adventure, and
it is showing this week at the Pix
Theater
In between yaWnS one should
think that Mr. Buck would realize
his cinematic products have become
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Russians in Frivolous Mood
In Little's New Picture
Spring Song Makes Impish Faces
At Serious Notes in Musical Art;
Miss Shirley PAYS Call
Ry Jay CARMODY.

Those who have judged the Russians solely terms
the
concluded that they nvioby
the luck
doubtedy, the
1t light Spring
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

One of Fort Huachuca's finest
examples CT all-out cooperation
between the military and civilian
personnel of this Post is the laun-
dry system. These photos show a
cross section Of the variety of ac-
tivities that involve helping Fort
Huachucans to keep clean. Top,
left: SORTING CLOTHES AT
POST LAUNDRY - left. to right,
in photo: Miss Guadlupe Baca,
Bisbee; Miss Verna PecOt, Sgt.
John Kirkland, Mr.. Vincil Han.
sen, Sgt. Donald Hogatt and Pfc.
Milton Hamilton. Top, right:
STAMPING CLOTHING-left to
right, in photo: Miss Irene Lara
of Fort Huachuca, Miss Helen
Gutierreze of Bisbee and Mrs.
Eliz b t h KimbrOugh of Don
Louis, Arizona. Center picture:
PRESSERS AT POST LAUNDRY
left to right, Mrs. Anna Key,
Mrs. F. A. CaterO, Mrs. Petra Ran
dali, Miss Ruby Brewer, Miss Lii
liam Hamilton and Mrs. Alberta
Ross. Bottom photo, CHECKING
CLOTHING-left to right: Miss
Mary Lopez, Miss Virgia Moody,
Pvt. Ruby Montgomery, Sgt. Dor
othy Hill and Miss Delfina Her
rera. U. S. Signal Corps Photos.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Det. Q. M. Notes
(Cantonment Area
By CPL. BRAD" BRADSHAW

Recently First Sgt. Walter j. Ford
was transferred to the Detachment
Medical Corps SOU 1922, and was
replaced by First Sgt. John H. Nc
Cullough
Before First Sgt. Mccullough be-
came member of the Quartermas-
ter Corps, he had served with Co.
M 25th Infantry from 1927 to 1928
at Camp Little in Nogales, Ariz.
After a part of the 25th Infantry
moved to Ft. Huachuca in 1929 he
was then assigned to the same Com
pany.
After serving with Co. M, 25th In
fantry for fourteen years, First Sgt.
Mccullough was transferred to the
734th M. P. Bn. during the winter
of 1S42, on cadre for training re-
cruits. The 734th NJ. P. Bn. was
then being organized in Camp Lee
Hi, Utah.
After serving with this battalion
from 1912 to 1943, he was transfer
red to the Quartermaster Corps SOU
1922, Ft. Huachuca.
First Sgt. Mccullough entered the
service No. Z, 1927 at Houston, Texas
not far from his native home, Croc-
kett, Texas.
FurlOugh
Sgt. George Nious. Jr., departs on
a 15-day furlough for San Antonio
Texas.
Sgt. Nous will visit his relatives
and many friends of his home after
being away for nearly years.
Visitors
Mrs. Irene w. Bradshaw of Los
Angeles, Calf, is visiting her hus-
band, Cpl. George Bradshaw, Jr.
Mrs. Bradshaw is spending her visit
at Guest House No. 2 and with
friends on the Post.
Mrs. Bradshaw and Cpl. Bradshaw
are celebrating wedding anniver-
sary of one year, held at Tucson,
Arizona and FIT. Huachuca.
MAIL THE SENTINEL HOME-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
USO Glee Club Prepares
For Concert Appearance

The USO Glee club, directed by
Pvt. Arnold Baranco and Sgt.
Francis Minton, is in. the midst of
final plans for concert appearance
this month Miss Suzy Skinner, USO
office manager and program assist
ant who is also helping to coach the
singers, states that the singers will
have their program ready for public
presentation by Sunday, Oct. 31st.
The Glee club now practices twice
week, on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at o'clock. The group is
now composed of 13 members. New
members are invited.
At its last meeting the Glee club
worked on choral arrangements of
Blind Man Stood on de Road, ''The
Last Rose of Summer" and "Etern-
al Father" The first two numbers
were arranged by Pvt Baranco.
-Ir's AS GOOD AS LETTER
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BY PFC. GEORGE c. CARPENTER

BY PFC. GEORGE C. CARPENTER
Pfc. Grant returned this week
from 15-day furlough. He visited
his brother in West Riverside, Calf.
Pfc. Moore says he had a wonder
full time, but was happy to get back
to work. He claims that civilians are
having a tough time and he feels
rather sorry for them.
. Sgt. Robert w. Fisher visited par
ents while on his 15-day furlough.
He took his wife, Mrs Jennive Fish
er, and Junior, his month-old son,
home. Little Sergeant was born at
Huachuca. Sgt. Fisher is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fisher, who
reside in Monrovia, Calf.
Pfc. Willie B. Kerr spent Is days
on his furlough and just blew in the
other day. Kerr visited his mother
Mrs. Georgia Kerr who lives in Bat
tie Greek, Mich. Pfc. Kerr spent
a few days in Chicago and Detroit.
Also went to Kalamazoo and in
kalamazoo we know he saw that
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15

young lady he left behind.
Pfc. William F. Mack has returned
from a visit to his sister, Mrs. PanSy
Morris, in Chicago. Pfc. Mack had a
nice time and says he tried to take
in the whole city of Chicago, visit
ing all spots of interest. The wealth
er, he claims, was rather chilly.
Eugene Gentry left recently for
his much desired furlough. Gentry
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Ida
Gentry, who lives in Gliding, Texas,
Route No 2. We are sure Pfc. Gentry
enjoyed himself
Recently, 1t. Milton B. Fleming
of the Med. Det, SOU 1922, who has
been at Fort Huachuea since July
49, 1943, was sent to Ft. Devens,
Mass. Lit. Fleming was an inspira-
ton to his men and great morale
builder. In our bond drive, he was
one of the leading officers who made
our success possible. He will be re-
placed by. 1t. Willie A. Blount.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
USO SOLDIERS COUNCIL
OUTLINES ACTIVITIES

In it's regular meeting last Thurs
day night the USO Soldiers Council
discussed several interesting activi-
ties for the recreation of enlisted
men and women at Fort Huachuca.
The topics which provoked keen
est interest were the proposed visits
to Mexico and the University of
Arizona under the supervision of the
USO staff. The group also discussed
plans for local participation in
World Fellowship Week and compi-
mented the USO Camera club for its
unusual success in furnishing worth
while recreation for photography
fans on the post.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
POST SWING BAND
MAKES HIT AT US0

In a special concert at the USO
club last Sunday evening the Post
Swing Band definitely got in the
groove with sweet and swing music
to the delight Of an auditorium
packed with service men and wom-
en-.
Along with the band appeared
such No. entertainers as Fayard
Nicholas of the Nicholas Brothers
stellar dancing team, Orlando Rob-
erson, Maceo Anderson and Law
renee Whisonant.
After the concert the entertainers
were treated to tasty repast by the
USO staff.
-IT's AS Coon AS LETTER
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15


The Fort Huachuca Laundry No
2, the main laundry Con the Old
Post), serves both the Post and Di-
vision.
Lit L. E. Deloney is the Laundry
Officer, and Mr.. B. F. Young is sup
erintendent.
The work goes on in full swing
with all modern machinery six days
and nights a week which includes
three shifts during a period of "a
hours, i.e: 0800 till 1900, R. Hamlin,
foreman; 1900 till 24OO, c. T. Jones,
foreman and 2400 till 0800, Mrs.
Maud Sutherland, forelady.
There are 176 civilians employed
at this laundry. The Superintendent
was asked if any WACs were as
signed at the laundry and his reply
was: 81 have two working the Ship
ping Department, Pvts Dorothy CAL
vim and Dorothy Hill. They are the
best WACs on the Post, and must
say they are doing an excellent job
The very modern machinery con-
sists of 10 washing machines: 4 are
36x94; 2, 30x72; 2, 34X51, and 2, BOX
80: seven marking machines, five
.extractors, 36 pressing machines,
and two flat work ironers.
The laundry services all of the
men on the Post, and the only laun-
dry handled for women includes
WACs clothing and nurses uni
forms.
There are seven women working
in the office: Mrs. Cathrine Johns,
Chief Clerk; Miss Virginia Bishop,
Personnel Clerk; and Roster Clerks.
Mrs. Althea Womac, Misses jose
,phine Hoefre, Alex Gaxioll, Lupia
Mesa, and Sophia Candrin.
The work is technical as well as
interesting When bundles come in
they are checked and are immedi-
ately placed in the hands of the
marking department. This depart
ment sends the slips, after the
clothes have been marked, to the
sorting department which receives
the clotheSsafter they have been fin
iShed and bundles them by number
The clothes are classified in four
materials: khaki, denim, white
and wool. A different formula is
used for washing them according to
the classification.
Laundry No. 1, which is also under
the supervision of 1t. Delony, han
dies most of the laundry from the
hospitals.
a 11hc STAMP DOES IT-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
Laundries on Post
Are Two Busy Places

Replete with swing and graveyard shifts characters
tic of defense industries the civilian world outside goes
"a hours day and of Fort Huachucas thriving
tivities. What this hustlng defense industry? 1t is the
Forts laundry exempled by Laundries No and
No. 1.-TWO of the busiest places be found anywhere Co
The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-15
'ChapIain's Digest Reprints
Apache Sentinel Editorial

The ''Chaplain's Digest" pub
lished at the University of Notre
Dame in Indiana carries reprint
of an editorial by Pvt. James P.
Morgan of Fort Huachuca in it's Oc-
tober issue The editorial, entitled
Inward Strife" was run in the
August 27 issue of the Apache Sem
tinel"
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@dhrune, bie ib,wn pon Soloaten
geaeben imurbe, obne @erluIt iupfl'eIr
fonnen Biz gum g.. setrnar.
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CHARTERS ,tftS Acitcit,
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tet, oab bie llnruben in Tatti 6lano
trob aQer 8egemmabregeln Ser Na,
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| crit beri9teten sic 8robperipalter, 6uI
lie ollie giider uno Sofllmente in be.
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tpie felgt:
n4ei Der isebem beenbeten ltntcr.
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lpenn es bias inn Sntereiie oerariess,
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