The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
. News and Views
Of the
335th Sta. Hosp.


on is hard to tell, for everything is
very quiet. There always seems to
be time for everything, and this
time it so happens to be rating
time again. Those promoted were
Sgt. Gazaway to SISgt.; Cpl War
rem Christian, Tf5thS Howard
Brown, Marion Turner, Fayette
Vanderford and William j. OWsley
to T/4ths; Pfc Herman Green to
Cpl; and Pfc Raymond Owens to
T/5th. Nice going, all of you, and
especially to T/5 Owens, who has
been filling Cpl. William Maynard's
place in the motor pool as Dis
patcher and Mechanic. Also added
tss the list of Ti5ths was Pfc. AL
bert Cox
Personalities
1 still haven't found out why
T/Sgt. Herman Turner does not
go out like he used to-tougher
than I thought to find out
Whistle-b blowing Sgts. Adams and
Hobbley trying to see who can
OUTFLOW the other Athletic
T/5 Leblanc trying for all the
sports and making none-this time
it is baseball Pvt. Willie
Moore jumping hard every night
and then doing a disappearing act
the one boy, Herman Green,
who is never on time for forma-
ton and what is the matter
with the Mexico Kid Pvt. Drey-
fuS Hooper, that he has stopped
going south of the border the
Jougle boy, Tf5 Gilbert Morris, who
sleeps with the bugle in his bed
WAC lover Pvt John Quickley
playing hard to get and is getting
left out on everything here lately
-. and the boys who couldn't be
Sill because they were leaving on
furlough this week: S/Sgt. Freddie
Mays, Tf4thS Wilford Gordon, Leon
Bowen, Warren Christian, Samuel
Golden, Nerniei Tyler, William j.
Owsley. Howard Brown, CPL, Archie
Wyatt, Tl5ths Joe Hill, Gilbert
Morris, q Arthur Evelyn, James C.
Green, Francis Anderson, Pfc. Gar4'
field Richards, Pvt. ,Marcl9 Wade
and, last but not least, your scribe,
who will be absent for only few
days. ~
Yes. yes, this started off to be a
rather gala weekend for the boys.
What happened later on II would not
know They started off Sunday by
listening to medley of tunes from
the boys from MOL Station HoSpi-
tai. After hearing Brawley- Guy sing
his version of Might and Day"
they all We're put in the. groove and
rared back to sigh. The quartet
composed of Marshall, Guy. Fleet,
Cato, and Stevens really came on
with the come on. Thanks a lot,
fellows for the. entertainment.
That certain sergeant who keeps
asking me to put his picture in the
paper had better wake up. might
take him on if he keeps up his
whistle blowing and remains the
sergeant he is.
The GIL movies that have been
shown in our dayroom every once
: in while seem to have put new
fight in the boys. After seeing a
Number of Joe Louis fights, few
tried to initiate him and from the
results they aren't doing so bad.
didn't know We did have such pugu-
IStic characters in our company.
Why not go in training, Tf5 James
Green and Pvt. John Sheppard?
Perhaps you might get on the box
ing team here.
Soldier of the Week :. TIA John
w. Crump has really been doing an
excellent job in the mess hall as
mess Sergeant since our SISgt. Mays
is on furlough. Perhaps his being
from Texas has something to do
with it.
- turn you over to Pvt. Willie
Moore who will take the column for
a few weeks until your scribe re-
turns from -furlough Yes, it came
through all right SO / shall be see
ing you.
CPL. WILLIAM X. DAVIS.
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