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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

-janske kapitalisticke interese:
Mihajlovic. britanske americke
kapitalistieke interese; Tito, SOW
.jetske imperijalisticke interese.
Povlacenje podupiranja Mihaj-
lovica priznanje Tita cd Ujc-
dinjenih Nacija, jeste ocito ken
cesija njihovom sovjetskom ca
vezniku. Znacajno je da Peter
Jordan u njegovoj "Evropskoj
Centralnoj Juniji'', obnarodova-
nom u septembru 1914, promasi
i da pomene Tita, a rekao je da
"kampanja generala Mihajlovi-
ca potvrdjuje svetsko visoko mis-
ljenje jugoslavenshom duhu.'
Sta Sc desava Sta &c Sc desa-
vati u Jugoslaviji desava Sc j de-
SAVAGE Sc u swim zemljama Ev-
rope, koje gospodin Jordan pre-
porucuje kao sastavna tela Ev-
ropske Centralne Junije. Ista
borba Sc vodi u Poljskoj, u Gre
koj, u cehoslovackoj, u Madjars-
koj; stvarno, borba je izasla na
javnost, u poslednjih nekolikc
nedelja, cak u Francuskoj. Raj
lika je samo ova. Umesto nemac.
kog i talijanskog kapitalizma, i.
grajuci ulogu prvenstvene opo.
zici americkom i britanskog ka-
pitalizmu, mi sada inamo SOW
jetski imperijalizam, calendzulu
ci, jest, i cak Sc bori "a sfere uti'
GAIA koje, SUI ranije drzane oe
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
De Leon.

"Jednog dana &c radnicka kla-
sa morati svojim rukama dr.
zati politicku vlast, e ola bi mo-
gla podici novu organizaciiu ra-
da; ona mora oboriti start poll
ticki sistem, koji Sc odrzava u Il
votu ma starim ustanovama. osim
ako zeli kao start Hriscani, koji
SUI osudili zanemarili takvu ak
ciiu. da Sc odrekne 'carstva ovo-
ga sveta'". - Marks.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

centripetalnu [privlacivul silu
nakon sto Nemacka i Japan budu
lezali oboreni? Iii &c ii mnogi ne
priiateljski imperijalisticki inte-
resi-, izrazavati centrifu 6 a ] n u
Erasprsavajucul silu, prouzro-
citi koaliciju da odleti ma kon1a-
de?
Samo oni mogu odgovoriti ma o.
vo ozbilino pitanje koji razunnu
uzrok rata, koji razumu da je os-
novni potsticaj svetskih honflika-
ia prisiljavajuea nuznost svih es-
papsko-proizvadiatkih naciia da
izvazaju njihovu suvisnu robu /
kapital i koji razumu takodjer,
da nj kulturne veze. nj popular
ma leila "a mir ne n1ogu suzbltI
satansku silu izrazenu cd kapita
listicke nadmocne potTebc "a
strane place. Dali rekosmo mad
mocne? Krivi sn1o "a velik0 pot
ceniivanie. Gonieni tesko Il nil
hovoi borbi "a vanjske place da
istresu boeatstvo iscedjeno Il
radnika kod kuce - o6aini 5er
promasai da Sc ugrabe takve
place prouzrocava don1aci slon7
kfai kapitalisticboj vlasti
kapitalisticka klasa Sc obraca
ratu tako prirodno kao Sto &C od
zedii-poludeh covek posrljati "a
vodon1.
/ Rat lsoii Sc sada vodi izrastao
/ ie il prediasniih ekonoms'Tih
i konfHkata. Cospodin Roosevelt
/ ie sam ovo p9tvrdio, opet i opet
/ Njepov Drzavni sekretar izricitc
ie poricao da tn postoii ikakaE
ideoloski spor. "Ova vlada," pi,
sac ie gospodin Hull", nije niha-
da izrazavala ikakvo politiGko IN,
! teresovanie Il Evropu, ali ona iee.
te izrazavala Memo jasno i oare.
diano interesovanje ekonoms6of
II vlasni6kog karaktera. . (Nagla
eak mas,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

Industrijalni junionizam je Sc
eiialisti6a<a Repuhlika u procesu
stvarania; a jednon postignut
cilj. industriialni iunionizam ie
Sociialisti6ka Rspublika M poslu
sledstveno, Industrijalna Junija
je iednovremeno teski mali ko-
jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
lima sam naslednik kapitalistiG-
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
- De Leon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
ZIosIptnG opomenG budnce
suadje.

Ali ova voda, ma da ie So krv-
lin poervoniena, otisla ie preko
brane. Mi sada suo5avamo bu-
ducnost i problem 0 spnecaVanju
l7udu6cg rata. Drzavnici govore
So osiguranienn svetske organiza-
CHE sieurnosti. kao sredstvo ka
cvonn ciliu. Ali mi nisno osigu-
rani. Jer mi prozireno Il sredinl
zaveta mira zloslutne make raz-
dora. PSosirenie industriie "a
rat, iako .usavrsena tehnologiia
4. otuda. usavrseni metodi "a IL
rabliivanje radnika, uvecalo je
potrebu "a place. Ako nakrene-
mo uho, Gucemo uzvik koji lila
ri il kapitalistickog logora owe
i drugih nacija, "Ako mi ne pro-
sirimo IL veliko mas izvoz, mi smo
svrsili!' Planovi "a ovu svrhu
prigotovljeni su. Planovi "a mad
manevrisavanje konkurenata IL
radiuju Sc. Lepe reel o "slobod-
nom preduzecu" odbacuju Sc ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30

Znale ! prema tome one Su Sc
pripremale Ova ocajna situaci-
ia Nemackoj j Italiji, ugroza-
vala je samu egzistenciju kapita-
lizma. Cak SUI radnici pokusali
izvrsiti revoluciiu nekoliko puta.
Sve skupa ovo proizvede j jacu
reakciiu, koia Sc ostvarila Mus
solinijevu Hitlerovu diktaturu,
sto je opet doprinelo brzem os-
tvarenju rata.
Bullitovo smoralno" objasnja
vanje ne objasnjava drustvene
problene. Niti je tacno da ie me-
tod "a resenje tin problema "sa-
mo Bueu poznat". TIE prohlenae
ie moguce reSiti. Tim problemi-
ma treba ustanoviti uzroke, koii
su izrabliivaniu radnicke klase
Cd strane kapitalisticke klase. ma
/
gomilavanju nenrodatih proizvo-
da IL ruke izrahliivaca, "a koie
Sc moraiu naci place. InaGe So
zemliorn potima da hara bespos-
lea. pobune radnilza j opSfi elso-
nomski, dru$tveri i politicki ne
red. Milioniti kapital ulozan Y
tvornice i proizvodniu Il oPSte
lezi i hrdia, od loiea nenaa, no
samo nil1aIzve koristi "a lsapita-
! liste, neco los i propada, ako Sc
neupotrehljuje Ovo su uzroci
ratova.
Nije tatno da je metod "sa-
mo Bogu poznat'' Tai ''aetod'
pozna i revolucionarni radni6fi
nokret, neade vi$i. needle manic
| Konaeno &c celia radni6l1a klase
| upoznati Sc 50 tim n2etodom Sa-
| znavsi uzrokc ratova i svih druS-
| tvenih proble1na. ona &C Sc orpa-
nizovati Sc svrhon da~ reoreani
| zuie druStvo IL osnova - do Il
nisti kapitalisti6li poredal "a
snovan ma privatnom vlasnisty1
| izrabliivaniu radnika
Celia kapita1isticka klase svif
zemalja. poput Bullita, die ri
/ Ike kod resavanja drustvenih pro.
blema. Ali to ne znaei da one
nebi nogla razumeti uzrokG
| druStveniI zala - "ratoVa, bes.
poslice i opsteg stradania = sa.
| mo kada bi to bio IL interest
I njenom. Ona namerno siste
!, matski nastoji da u6iili utisak NJ
radne nase. da Su problen1i kois
| ona ne moe re$iti, Il opSte ne
resivi, da III jedino 4Bog" mos
resiti.
Proleterska revoluciia ie jedi
ma u staniu da oslobodi covecans
two svih drustvenih zala. Rad
ricka klasa sveta mora Sc prosVe
TIT i organizovati. Mora Sc or
, ganizovati politieki sa svrl1on
preuzinaaniia unistenja politick'
drzave uspostaviti svoju, pro
Ieterslsu vlast (takvu kakvu ma
Ilazu prilike dane zemlje). Rad
, nici svih zemalia rnoraju Sc ia
ksdjer organizovati industrijski
, sa svrhom podupiranja njihov'
, politicke pobede materijalnon
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(Nastauice seq

Strukovne ,junije (misli Sc ma ekonomskL
radniGku organizaciju opste) promasuju il
opste, kada Sc ogranicavaju ma gorilski rat pro
tiv posledica postoje6eg siste1na, mesto da
iednovremeno poknsaju izmeniti ga, mesto
da upotrebe svoje organizovane sile kao mali
"a konacno i'm oslobodjenje radnicke klase, to
ravna je null; vrednost politicke agitacije ne
ixmerna je. - De Leon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

I \4VdotQ an od L. OIL oAiN.y
canie vlasti bezdusno mad silon1
prirode da unisti veci deo ljuds-
Ike rase sve najdivnije i maj
bogatije tekovine civilizacije.
"Ova moralna rasprava je lila
koia Sc nalazi kod svih profile
ma, koja moze ostvariti iedan du-
gotrajni mir, to je moralna ras-
prava, kojoj ne moze odgovor
dati nikalva ljudska intelligence
ia. Nepouzdani novinari j spo-
| sobni propagatori mogu dati brz
lax odgovor ma ovo pitanje, ali
iskreno, metod "a resenje samo
je Bugu poznat.'
Ovakvih doktora ina ma sto-
tine tisuce danas. Da Ii ozbili-
no nena nijednoga Iudskosa IL
ma, koji bi mogao resiti tai "a
mrseni problem, koii nouci co
veGanstvo? LEX koli Bullitt pro-
/ pisuie ne vredi nj onoga papira
ma kojem ie ispisan. On kaae da
Sc moze IL iskustva nau6iti Cd
starih pogre5aEa i dodaje ia je
"metod sano Bogu poznat" Pro-
tivrecnost, Il koiu pada niie nista
novoga, posto je resenje drustve-
l1ih problema j uniStenje ratova.
kod svih "doEtora" njegova ka-
! libra, deveta rupa na svirali.
| Da je gospodjn Built II svon
clanku potrazio pravi uzrok koii
| poradia sva Zla, on Verovatno ne
bi pisao ovako. Ma protiv, on Sc
! tako 6uvao da ne dodirne te
| uzroke eksploataciju coveEIa
po eoveku, privatnu sVolinu it'll
Posto le on agenat trulog kaplta-
istiekoga poretka, ciji Interest
Enalazu da On precltt' sfTarne u
zroke dEusevehln zala oseca S.
nemocnlm Ga resi- danasn1e pro
blene. "a lpak, on nalatl praznu
lslafnu u svoJim kilometrlcnin
! cianc'n1a. oVl ON koJl VeruJu 7
/ resenJe dana8aJih problena Y
okViru kap!ta'lzna, mofaJu bltl
neznallce, iii sVesno pokusavaJu
ca 9os ma leki, pfeVarantski, ma
cln pFodtize zaVot ErabIlvackom
sistetnu.
a7asto ia ,,area1;el,; y uoovor bic
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-30
EVROPSKA CENTRALNA
JUNIJA
(Knjiga koju je napisao Peter
Jordan.

(Knjiga koju je napisao Peter
Jordan.
Evropska Centralna Junija tex
je varijacija stare i dobro pozna-
te teme. Evropska Centralna Jul
Mia, Peter Jordana, razlikuje Sc
cd te poznate teme, u tome sto
ona trazi wise nego Balkansku
Federaciju, zagovaranu "a vre-
me prvog svetskog rata, a mamie
cd Sjedinjenih Drzava Europe,
trazene "a vreme svetskog rata
br. II.
Polazuci njegov plan "a Ev-
ropsku Centralnu Juniju, gospo-
din Jordan je promasio da uzme
u racun ekonomske faktore, koji
stvaraju iii razaraju nacije iii
kombinacije nacija. Pretpostav-
ljaci da je moguce izgraditi Ev-
ropsku Centralnu Juniju, gospo-
din Jordan je posao cd pogres.
nog premisa, da Sc ekonomski
interest Poljske, cehoslovacke
balkanskih drzava mogu izmiri.
ii. To je, naravno, istina da, u te-
ritoriji koja bi sacinjavala Ev-
ropsku Centralnu Juniju, nalaz
Sc znatni sirovi material pri-
licna industrija, elm da Sc pocne
razvijanje income nacije. Ali gos.
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Gonli1QHje l.npitcIistiGk;h
upaIjirosti,

Sta wise, imperijalisti6ka u
takn1ica "a izvore svetskog siro-
VOC nateriiala, kou je o5erupani
i izmrcvareni AtIantski Garter
proglasio da je pristupaGan svi-
ma naciiarna, velikin1 j n2alim,
pobedm6kim pobedjenim, TEX
ie pocela. Izglsdno, Stain i
Churchill su dosI DO sporazu-
ma u Moskvi 0 inperi5 5alistiGkoj
podeli istocne Europe j Sredo-
zen1lja, prva potpadaiuci pod
ruslu sferu a poslednje pod We
ike Britaniie. Iii jednalso IL
gledno je bio njihov proma5aj
da Sc sporazumu 0 pristupacnosti
iranskog ulja. Rusko sTo5atanje
foncesla sUdara Sc naglavice sa
anglo-americkim in1peEijalistic-
kim intereslma, dok to nece Sa-
no po sebi, postati VEGA zape-
tost, ono ie "a sigurno nagoves~
cujuce IL tom pravcu. Male raz-
drazenosti, manii sukohi intere-
So, inadu obiGaj nagon7i,aVanla.
Kao Sto su planine sagradjene cd
malog kamenja, talzo sveta-
prozdiruci ratovi izrastaju il hi
liada utakmica potEranjivanin
cd kapitalistieke klasne vladavi-
ne.
Jedina, cd sve kritisze taFo-
zvanog plana svetske sigvmnosti,
SociIalisticka Radnicka Partila
otkriva niegove osnovne i tra-
gicne slabosti. Mega Sc gradi ma
osnovi privremene koalicije-na
krtoj i obmanjivackoj kori koja
sakriva cd niliona otiju lt,lsavu
trulost ispod ME.
(Weekly People, 18. novembra,
1944.)
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KOALICIJAI SVETSKI MIR

stranu dok svaka nacionalna "a
jednica kapitalista utvrstuje kar-
telsku moe da vodi o6ajni, nepo-
pustliivi trgovaGki rat. SO
Cak dok owe redove pjsemo, u
Chicagi medjunarodna vazdusna
konferencija potrgana je Cd ra-
zilazenia. Svaki uGesnik nastoli
de dobije prvenstvo "a interese
koje on predstaVlia. Konacno tn
mora biti kompromis ped kojim
&c pravila "a utakmicku borbu
biti ustanevIjena. Ali grupa koja
1oso prodje ovon konpromisu
nece prinniti ekonomski poraz.
Ona &c Sc boriti "a kontrolu
svetskih vazduSniI puteva sa
drugim sredstvima. Nijedna Sc
borba owe prirode ne moze spre-
6iti da ne postane ogor6e1a. SliG-
no ie i sa dolazecon utaknaicom
"a nadmoc ma norslZirn putevi-
ma. Velika Britannia treba tere-
ta-prenaSaiu6e poslovanje sVeta
wise oGajno rego ikada. Ali anne
ri6ki kapitalizam, foii postize
nadmoc II ratu, ne moe predati
svoie prvenstvo u rniru. | tako
dale.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
|ll!IiIiI.IlI$S

Each library has recently received
a copy of the December Literary
Guild selection, a new novel by
Howard Spring, author Of my Son,
My Son!'' The title of the new novel
is Hard Facts" Like Mr. Springs
two earlier novels, this one deals
with life in the Manchester slums.
AS a result of current interest in
the Philippines, the libraries are
basing their current display on the
Philippines. Books in the display
are:
Fiction
Mason = Oriental Division G-2
(mystery)
Fiction
Anderson-The Philippine
Problem
Daniel - Islands of the Pacific
Hayden-The Philippines
Hurley-Jungle Patrol
Hurley = Men In Sun Helmets
Kane-30 Years With the
Philippines
Marquardt-Before Bataan and
After
Sexton-Soldiers In the Sun
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Present
These books are available at either
the Old Post Library or at the Lii
brary. Service Club No. 1. The dis
play is just outside the Knoxville
Cafeteria.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
Church of God
Services Held
Near Fry Cote

Many soldiers have long desired
to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ
preached in it's full power and to
express their praise Of God without
restraint; for He is worthy of all
the praise and glory that the mind
and body are able to put forth.
God will save all those who obey
Him and are not ashamed to praise
His great name before men. There
is no telling what may happen to
the rest in this great catastrophe
which has engulfed the world.
Take advantage of the services
of the Church of God in Christ,
Just opposite the USO at the Fry
Gate, which has scheduled services
at the following hours:
Tuesday evening. :. 800 O'Clock
Friday evening ..... 300 o'clock
Sunday morning. 1000 o'clock
Sunday evening. $50 and $50
All men and women are welcome
to attend any of these services.
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Ice Delivery
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
new residences or new offices.
Ice can be purchased at the Ice
Plant for cash by those entitled to
the privilege from 7:30 a. m. to
$50 p. m. week days and from 800
a. m. to 12:OOxnoon Sundays. The
ice truck will not receive cash for ice
During the winter months the
following schedule will be main
tained~
(a) Bonnie Blink, ice delivered
Monday, "Wednesday, Friday.
(b) Apache Flats, ice delivered
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Co Officers Line, ice delivered
daily.
Cd Clubs, ice delivered daily.
Ice will be delivered to the number
of quarters at the rear of quarters
and it is reported that many of the
residences do not have the numbers
on the rear. To insure delivery,
quarters residents should make cer-
tain that their quarters number is
plainly visible at the rear.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
EXcGERMAN, NOW CT
BOMBS OWN HOME TOWN

ENGLAND (CNS)-In May, 1943,
S/Sgt. Walter Cohn was forced to
flee from Germany because he did
not see eye to eye with the Nazis.
Recently, as nose gunner of an
Army Liberator, he returned to
watch bombs drop on his home town
of Gelsenkirchen. "It gave me a lot
Of satisfaction. know the place like
a book and knew exactly where the
bombs should fall" he said.
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Circus Thrills
CONTINUED from Page One)

(COnClnOeQ from rage One)
chuca. Scintillatingly beautiful, she
executes maneuvers on a slack rope
over the heads of the audience which
caused women to hide their faces
in fear and men to blanch as they
glanced at her graceful display of
skill.
Interesting, too, was the aerialist
act of 76-year-old Charles Siegrist,
the original man on the flying ira
peze, who, with his daughter and
grand daughter, put birds to shame
as they swing from one flying ring
to another.
Many Good Acts
The Torelli Sisters, with their
trained ponies, dogs and monkeys;
Mickey King, with her stunts on
the high rope; Philmore, the jug
gler; the Landone Midget troupe,
Ed Torelh and his Liberty horses;
Ivanow and his tight wire act;
Mathews double trapeze act; and
Chono Escalante, doing hand bal
ancing and hand stands, kept the
audience all eyes, while the clown
ing clowns convulsed them with
laughter.
The show, playing a week at the
Field House, is one which nobody
can afford to miss. There will be a
matinee at 200 o'clock Sunday and
evening performances through next
Wednesday night. Price of admission
is $50 to all enlisted men and $1.00
to all others.
Full attendance will aid in the
Sixth War Bond Drive, according
to 1t Col Nelson, Special Service
Officer, who was instrumental in
getting the show to come to the
Fort.
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IHaAI!.@@s


Theatre Saturday
Theatres No. 4-5-Sunday-2:3O m
Theatres 4-5-7:30 p m.-O only.
Saturday, Decem
ArmyNavy MISUNDERSTANDING
Together Again"-Irene
Charles Coburn ShortS-Paramount -
Community Sing No. g."
Sunday, December
Theatres Nj Ia "WiSon'AeXander
Thomas Mitchell ShortS-Paramount
Theatre Harem"-Abbott Costello.
Army-Navy Magazine-Pitching
Monday,
Ia a
Theatre
Tuesday, December
Theatres AlaSka-Kent
Carridine Murder Room"-Donald
Mcdonald
Theatre No 5 acknowledgements Geraldine Fitzgerald
Mitchell. Shorts-Paramomt
Wednesday December
Becal- Walter Brennan Shorts-Paramomt
27''This l."
Theatre Tuesday,
Thursday December
Theatres Wednesday,
rdne Murder The Blue Room"-Donad
Gwynne.
December
one
Theatre Not Have'-Humphrey :
Walter
News No. 27-"ThS Is America No. 1"
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
IE7s

The WAC and Soldiers Council,
formerly one of the most popular
groups, has started the "ball to
rolling" again with the coming of
the 372nd.
Some of the activities planned for
this year are such things as horse
back riding, discussions, tours to
various scenic spots such as Won
derland of the Rocks, Cave Greek
and University of Arizona. Cultural
programs and monthly dances will
also be under the sponsorship OF
this group.
At a recent conference held in
Idyllwild for USO workers in the
area of California, Nevada, Wash
ington, Oregon and Arizona pictures
made by USO Camera Club at Hua
chuca were included in the exhibit
tion.
1t was the consensus of opinion
that it was one of the best of the
group.
Included in this group of pictures
was one made by Sgt. Burnett that
won first prize in the Photography
contest held by the Yank Magazine.
Pvt. Wesley Brown was in charge
of the Camera Club at the time the
pictures were made for the exhi-
bition
! A gay group without exception
! gathered at the USO Club i'm
mediately following the football
rally for the members of the SOU
Post Team on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 22nd.
AS part of the group gathered in
the kitchen to prepare the food,
others engaged in dancing and the
playing of games.
When everyone was just at the
/ peak of entertainment then came
the climax of the evening-the re-
/ freshments. They were prepared as
only Pvt. Fraziers, Cpl Pecot and
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
PAGE CPL. PRINCE

NEW YORK (CNS)-A U. S. Gus
toms Office recently offered the fol-
lowing items for sale: Nine radios,
43 box cameras, grandfather's
clock, go cases of spirits, an Inger-
soil watch, box of cigars and a
toupee. The toupee was sold for 25
cents to a man who refused to re-
move his hat at the sale.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01

Mrs. Virginia r. Woods, assist
ant t6 the chief clerk in the FL
nance Office has been at Huachu-
can for three years, last Friday,
to the day. Her home town is
San Antenies Texas; but Army
camps really have afforded her
the Iatter-day environment she
knows, for she has worked at
Randolph Field and at Fort Sam
Houston before coming to Hua-
chuca.
Mrs. Woods is the mother of
a daughter, Virginia, Jr." who
attends school in San Antonio.
She is one of the spark plugs"
Of Hanna Hall and just in doing
her job well, has been a recipient
of an award for an Idea for Vic
tOry.-Burre1l Photo.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01

YORK, Pa. (CNS)-Sheriff Curt
Forry was showing visitor through
the jail when he suddenly recognized
his guest as a man he had been
seeking for two years The visitor
was then invited to stay a while.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
1909 R-2ss COMING UP,

SEATTLE (CNS) = The Boeing
Aircraft company has received a
new contract from the War De-
partment for 1000 B-29 Superfort-
resses, c. L. Egtvedt, Boeing chair
man, announced.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
personnel
Personals

classified advertisements per-
~ tanning to help wanted, situa-
tions wanted, rides wanted or Of
fered, lost or found, and other mat
tiers considered to be for the benefit
of Fort Huachuca or it's personnel,
both military and civilian, will be
printed in this column free of
charge. Any advertisement will be
repeated upon request.
LOST = Water hose removed from
WAC area near Dayroom PIX.
Please return. Important Govern
ment property.
LOST-A black and gold Eversharp
fountain pen with '"T' scratched
on clip. Lost on Message Center run
between Post Headquarters, The
Signal Corps or Post Engineers.
Contact Sgt. Toy Dulla, 2112.
ILOSI-Black Schaeffer Junior fOun-
tain pen on Main Post Office
parking lot on side entrance. Please
return and receive liberal reward.
1t. Paddy D. Evans, ANC, Quarters
332-Ward Is, Station Hospital.
Sgt. Moody could. Delicious is no
word for it-chicken-golden brown,
French fries to melt in your mouth,
a salad almost too pretty to eat.
"gobS" of other "knick knackS." We
won't tell you anymore because I
am sure your mouth is watering
now
The evening ended much too soon
as usual and everyone left reluc-
family by happily anticipating the
game on Thanksgiving.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-03
NASHVILLE
e. NJ. Whitnlore

Miss Essie l.. Wilder, manager
of the Good Samaritan Burial AS
ISOLATION, spent a few DAYS in
Texarkana and Hope on business
and during Xmas shopping. g.
Mrs. Mona Leak Walton left re-
Gently for Alameda, Calf. d.
Miss Ceatrice NJ Whitmore and
Miss Ophelia V. Groves have clos
ed their canning for the season
and are now ready to teach boys
and girls in the class room, =,
Elmer and Windle Lee Whitmore
spent the weekend with their
aunt. Mrs. w. l.. MeFadden at
Washington. Miss O1helia
Groves accompanied Miss Louise
Wesson to Texarkana last week
and helped her select her trous-
seau Miss Wesson left on the
24th en- route to Portland Ore
go. where she will become the
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-03
DernlOtt
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