The Apache sentinel., 1944-07-07
. 18th PEEPSIGHT

The most important activity of the
Company for this week was the re-
turn of the members of the Band and
the entertaining troupe who left here
on June 21 on a Fifth War Loan Bond
Tour that covered ten days of troup-
ing in the state of Arizona and the
sale of over a million dollars in Bonds
for Uncle Sam. The boys reported
that they We're well received and got
as much kick out of the tour as did
the people of Tucson Stafford, Globe,
Miami. Superior Mesa Tempe Glen
dale and Phoenix One of the high
lights of the Tour was their perform
ance given at the University of Ari-
zona's Stadium in Phoenix where the
men reported that they were flocked
by autograph hunters after the pre-
sentation of the show 1t is to be
said that the members of the Troupe
all expressed the same sentiments
concerning the Tour.
1.-The people were swell and we did
our best to show them that Uncle Sam
appreciates the support that they
gave to this Fifth War Loan Drive
Unit Carries On At Home
While the Troupe was busy abroad,
the motion picture and public address
technicians were kept constantly on
the go servicing the members of the
92nd Division in bivouac areas, and
supplying entertainment for hospital
patients
The reports show that the presence
of the o29th technicians with their
equipment has done much to build and
maintain the morale of the men in
the Reconditioning Section Center at
the hospital.
Each night found the personnel of
the Company ,hustling here and there
on the Post supplying pianos and
microphone ,,hook-ups for the USO
show that is here to entertain Hua-
chucans
New Club PIX A Boon
Taking the soldier and his lady
sometimes a WAC. at times one of
the many civilian girls on the Post)
away from the realization that Hua-
chuca is somewhat isolated, the men
of the 29th PIX Group have done a
magnificent job in their Club PIX.
The club has been open each night
of the week from 7:30 to 10:45 P
and each night has found capacity
crowd. The Club features entertain
ment nightly. together with CT beer.
soft drinks. sandwiches and dancing.
Due to the limited space, only SOL
diers with girls have been admitted.
The Sunday matinee Cocktail Hour,
from 2 to 5 PM, features music,
entertainment by guest artists and
get this-shrimp and select menus,
prepared by the Canteen Service in
the company.
The future plans are to include an
amateur night to be held one night in
he N1a o111 ic hi mo no. rod
by S/Sgt. James A. Mccall of Wash
ington, ID. c. and a congenial host in
Donald Hill. The entertainment will
be in the hands of the theatrical
technicians of the company. The doors
are open to any CT who can afford
the ticket of admission-a feminine
escort
We Keep Fit
Each morning right after Police Call
the men of the 29th are out on the
athletic field of the area in what is
called TIC 81 by Uncle Sam, but
jokingly called torture" by all who
go through it. 1t is a series of exer-
cises devised to keep the soldier in
the peak of condition, and the men
after weeks of undergoing these rigor-
Gus exercises are beginning to feel the
real benefit derived from it.
What's New Now?
Sure the personnel of the company
is busy at the present time planning
new programs for the entertainment
of fellow soldiers. If help in project
is needed, that's the job the 29th does.
Soldier morale is the chief aim and
what the future will bring will depend
on what the soldier likes best and APP
preciates.
BY CPL. ERNEST C. WINNIE