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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GIRLS, -fneXper1enced. 20
learn salad. roll making. cooks. wait
resses. hostesseS. dish washers. clean
ing women. No Sunday or late eve-
ming work Meals AID uniforms fur
rished Stouner's 107 clifford.
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

LILLIBRIDGE. mr.. Garfield Vacant
July ]: So. redecorated bsmt., fur
mace: cabinet sink Very nice only
81 500 dn. Available 90 colorcd.
Broker. LIZ 0217.
MONTROSE. mr.. 7 81 Broom face
brick GA. G. heat; yrs old rec
reation room. fenced yard Mus. sell
immediate possession. Only 81 500
down. 5. C. Hadley. Inc UN 10000.
SHIELDS. 1924. bet Nj -Dsv -
rms. attic; IL a. hi; gear gar 30
day poss ex. price Haskin. ~ 1922
SIX-ROOM bungalow - sun porch.
recreation room. Pear garage, hot
air heat. completely furnished. sub
stantial down payment leaving city.
ri 27l3 t7li3 Goulhurn.
COLORED- Log cabin near Puritan.
3 rooms. excellent condition. fun base
ment and attic. new brickoatine Price
at quick sale. 1925 UN 3-455f.
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lump ON THIS

JUMP ON. THIS
81. 500: sioo DowNta $40 PER MO.
DANDY 2 bedroom cottage with 2-csr
gar: blocks TO bus.
CRIGER, REALToR g r o. 1853
1927 T. MILE HAZEL PARK
KERR. 13057, near Fort-20 min. 10
downtown: single. 2 bedrooms. fun
attic: large lot. fine location; imme-
diate possession. A good buy. $500
down pays everything, Miller Homes.
Inc. 1885 Livernois. no 2t2s.
MARCUS. 5ei5 . rooms. single.
steam heat. $500. Owner, TR
2-56S2
MINoCK WARREN - 7-room brick
garage. modern SIS, 500, terms. LA
1907
MORoss ROAD, 1855 q Mile EasD
Brick duplex. insulated. weather
stripped: landscsped bus and schools.
$3.50 pays everything Mr.. Bowers,
Office 7 Mile and Kelly. PR 5000.
MILLER HOMES. INc.-Ho 242S
NEW DETROIT HOME PROJECTS
10 choice locations; no delay.
$500 DOWN-RABAUT-CH 1921
PENROD, Mr. W. WARREN
rms frame, 3 bedrms.. dn., 2 up
4
itove included: 2-car gar. side dr.,
Cyclone fence, gate. carpeting IN
cluded IN
BRUToN REALTY co We s-72ao.
PINGREE, Mr.. DEXTER
large rooms. natural fireplace.
screened sleeping porch: s., 800.
50 600 down, possession Aug. LIST.
40 1921.
PRACTICAL new home, only occu-
pied 3 months. Owner will take $3.50
for his equity At real sacrince
price. This IL a real bargain. Z rms,
bath full bsmt. attic. For full par
iiculars. Jackham Co., 1881 Michi-
gan Wayne 1892.
PREVosT-M Model biks. s. Of
Mile, 3 blks w. OF Greenfield. mod
ern bedrm.. permanent homes; tile
features. bath kitchen. excellent
schools. shopping. DsR bus, bsmt.
divided for recrm.. vestibuie, exclu-
sive residential sec. Large wooded
lots. Hotchhss Co. De ITO.
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AT Os36.
BEATRICE. $3.50, mr.. Joy Rd u
rm. house. livrm., dining rm.. kitchen
bedrms. up. partially finished with
rock iath: lot 97xl37: no water or
sewer: little money. a little work
will make real home; a steal at
81. $50: SIN. dn. pay't. Owner. 1772
Arcola. mr.. Ford. Inkster. DE $3.50.
COPLIN. near Warren. colonial.
8 rooms, stoker, garage, drive;
Sc, 500. 81. 900 down.
MONTCLAIR. near Warren, 3 rooms.
2 garages. excellent condition. 81, 900.
81, 900 down. REALTOR, LIE 1853.
EARBORN-Modern home. includes
refrig., stove. 2 bedrms.. attic, bsmt.
See model. 24036 Chicago, cor. Tele-
graph. 4 blks. 8. OF Michigan: S2s5
handles. Ira Hotchkiss Co, TY 5-e3I9.
ELLWOOD, in Berkley-New 2-bed-
room home; beautifully wooded, So
II. lot; near school. stores. bus. Only
$500 down pays everything. Miller
Homes. Inc. no 2426.
FREEJ.AND, N. OF I MILE
Beautiful brk. hung. 2 years old,
nat. firepl.. tile; Handicapped. Bruton
Realty Co. We 6-7230.
HELEN, 1923, mr.. Ford Rd-3 large
bedrms., tile bath with shower over
tub, tile kitchen sink; plenty Of cabi-
nets: beautiful livrm., bsmt. with
large recrtn., hot air hit; modern In
every respect: y acre of rich garden
soil. Used mos, will sacrifice, only
$500 On. bal. like rent. Owner. 1772
Arcola. near Ford Rd., DE $3.50.
HURON DRIVE--5 rms; modern;
garage; lot 105x2oo Sc. 500. erms.
LA S9O1
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FIIE clerk fo work in general Office
- veli-estaliisEes nrm pleasant
surround ers centrally located -. a
nav, aS.hrur week Apply IN pers
no West AeXHudyine. Ask frr MIS-
Daniels
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FRONT ONCE cashier. viii train.
Apply in person 70 auditor. fuller
Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

TXfFElFNCEn mattresses good
wages. Vance Cr.U. s3ts ,. JCi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GENERAL house work. laundry
home nights; small fiat sos days.
IN 3-qlaa 1890 Indiana
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Income Bungalows for Sole
ELMER NJ. CLARK

FENKELL-CRUsE SEC.
Attractive So hrk. with garage. up
per vacant Good value. 50 Geo Will
bundle Key at Victory Real Estate.
We 7-SS70
We. have 200 homes for sale.
FERNDALE. west Of Woodward, >
and 4 good condition. fenced yard /:
garage: side drive lots $3.50.
81 500 down. owner. Ii 2-536s In
quire 800 La Prairie.
HOLCOMB 22f4-Go0d income prop
erty: FIVE rooms down. three up. hot
water heat: fun basement large ga-
rage. only 81. 500. terms, ACME
REAL ESTATE. s303 Grafiot. PL
q57S
COLORED - 3-famiv. Income 500
vacant, all moderuizef reasonable
down payment Priced 90 sell Mr..
Chernick To S-ftqf TO sf27i.
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GIRL Tor mail room and messenger.
fun time employment. By day week
General Electric Co. zoo Antnine'te.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

EXPERIFNCED shft fcsatr and
laundry EiG. Il =, Baltimore. Ma
PA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
HOUSES FOR SALE

ALIEN PARk
Prewar construction standards. Large
3-bedrm. homes. new street, all
paid for: Ford plant min. school
blk. churches. shopping center;
quick trans: terms 10 suit you; low
mo. payment AT 4100-AT o636.
ALLEN PK,-3 bedrms, pre-war
construction; churches, schools. shop
ping center; Rouge plant Z min.
For quality this is it," AT 400.
At Og26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

EMPIRE NCND shirt hrsAer ana
hand .r NOT. 3 cd pas. 1857 Hama-
tor IA -sA0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

Quinlan. CA 9704.
FERNDALE-INMA 3244
s. OF 10 Mile Rd., 8 blks. r. OF
Woodward. beautiful 5-rm. buns.
large attic. bsmt. divided for rec.
rm., tile bath with tub and shower,
tile kitchen sink, plenty OF cabinets,
large rms. throughout: AS II. lot,
paved ST SIN. dn payt. Open daily
10 a. m. to . p. m. Owner, TO
s-4fsi
Granville. 9g51- Colonial brick
veneer; rooms, hreakfas, room
beautifully Handicapped, newly deco
rated. vacant; 2-car garage. Mr..
Moore. realtor. VI 2-2550
GRATIOT 8 MILE SEC.
Four nice rooms: water and electric
in large lot: Immediate possession:
only 81 $50, $3.50 down. $50 month.
IRWIN. K1GHT a HINES INC.
2i10l Gratiot PR 1893
NICE f-room home. large corner lot ;
near Harper-s Nile. city trans only
SO 600. $500 down Immediate pos
session Boyer Real Estate, 2O9ii
Harper. TT 2-se20
SEYMOUR. Mr. HAYES
Brick colonial; q rms, bedrms..
gss a. G heat; frepl garage; car
pets, years old
s c HADLEY. 1NC.-PI 1855
ST. AUBIN, mr. r. warren-3-fsmily
? 3-rm.. i--4-rm.. toilets. good con-
dition, $4,000 Wiser. TU 1880.
WAYBURN- Harper-Seven newly dec
GRATED rooms, bricked 10 roof. side
drive, double garage; 81 1900. terms.
Acme Real Estate. 1903 Grstiot,
PI e5T5.
WAYBURN, AIS. near Warren. I
large rooms. ! bedroom down. up;
bargain TO settle estate: So $50.
CARNEY, lO232 Chalmers PI 1853
COLORED-5 rooms. 2 large lots
s., 600, 81 900 down; near Gratiot-
Quinn Road.
5 rooms, ? lots near Fourteen Mile
Gratiot. IS. 600, 81 900 down. Lots
$3.50 cash. Address Box B-e0, Detroit
Times 81
COLORED - T2i Jos Campau. n
rooms, wonderful condition. Reason
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DRUG, Cosmetic CIEBr an1 SOFA
Eslespeopls Ovhte'. DAYS ----eEf,
nlnCs; good 50 ary rar-' adNsnFt
meat Appiv 1874 GrIso ~. stll
Crsiiot. lf7fS Grand kVef, w.
Twelith. ClnnrEfRr
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FfTCHEN and ciearlnE women
Closed SUNDAYS anf holidays Meals
srd W forms furnished. Apply near
81 store rr 800 OAkman Bivd : ~
>. Pred Eauctrs
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE servi
Seldom A Johnson. Inc. -Four Offic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GIRL Tor general small home, light
laundry. mus, ike children, $50
1897 Monterey. TO s-s37i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

LAUNDRY help. Whine. good wages ).
rl-m ara taj. ntfaarn Inn eau
rF lslu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GENERAL OFFICE WORK Perma-
nent positions Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. clifford ana Bagiey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GENERAL Motors Building wants
women for kitchen work no holiday
or Sunday work See Mr.. Rounds
Room 2-151. General Motors Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GIRL - White FOR Homework. S2h
Per week 1925 strathcoua Drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
DEFENSE HOMES

2 bdrms well built: insulated; Easy
Glide windows: nr. John x. and 9
Mile Rd., s2,e95. $3.50 down. s35 per
mo. Mr.. McClain. Houseman- spitzley
Corp. Royal Oak 1910 or CHI 4s16.
+. DETROIT. Gratrot-9 Mile dist,
Saxony ST.: different. very attrac-
tive: 2, bedrms.. spacious, well
built: $500 dn.: move In. Call John
Quinlan, CA q7O4.
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MOTION PiCIIEE CONCERN
needs secretary for ufaCe manager.
Nust be competent efficient. perms-
r,-t position pleasant surroundings
and WORKING conditions. Room 900.
-lIO Cats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

Or. SCHOLL'S Vo1t Comfort shor
IS W. Adams has fine opp'rfGr'N
FOR receptiorlst. Phone 81 BruneI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

LAUNDRY holy. feeders folders.
shirt press opgrht1rs Har'.rs, mark
ers experienced br INEXPERIENCED
Dispatch Hudson Laundry as cort-
'sra
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HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsr

COLORED - al Jos Campau:
rooms, wonderful condition. Reaso
able Good income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

LABORATORY teChnistsn. rouiins
chemical analytics years coilegs
chemistry. Rahn Aluminium ana Brass
CR1pau. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

AIESWOMAN. for new bakery
dept, handling top quality merchan-
disc: excellent future. good pay;
~ pefienee desired h,it not necessary.
See Mrs Dancer f2si5 r.. Jefferson.
between 10 and 4 tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GIRL tor telephone and store ~
cleaning establishment. s-8T Elm
hurst, a. Broadstreet
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nigh SCHOOL GIRL FOR general
once work tl experience necessary
frusf be- auif f0 type pleasant sue
gaunfuFs Gardner A. White Co.,
1907 W. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

Your beer garden. rooming house or
confectionery quickly at
BUSINESS SALES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

SALESLADlES for Ready-to Wear
and Accessory Departments Full
time or paTt-time positions. Apply
Employ ent Dept, Tth Aoor. Kline's.
1929 Woodward
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SAI.FSLADIES for dresses hosiery
and spoftsWear; with or without eH-
7 perience. full or part time. Lajole.
650S Woodward
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SODA fountain neip, drug clerks.
cigar salespeople. excellent postwar
future, good salary. Liggett Drug.
400 Woodward. Apply at your near.
est Liggett store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

GIRt--For electric repair shop work
Apply General Electric Co., $3.50
Third ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE

COLORED hoy wants work in serv-
ice station: experienced. S45 week,
nR EQoQ EYTk Finer
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/ sALEsLADIEs For meh's furnish.
7 ings women wear; experienced and
inexperienced fuil time. People :
Outfltting Co. 100 MlchlEan Ave.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
l, ,3O0-Room Italian Palace
Is Rest Camp for Soldiers

A 1,300-room 17th century palace is
at the disposal of enlisted men of
the American Fifth Army in Italy
upon relief from front-line duty, the
War Department disclosed today.
Morale among Army Ground
Force troops has reached a new
high as a result of establishment
of the rest area, formerly the home
of an Italian ruler and his queen,
situated a few miles from Naples.
New uniforms are issued men
fresh from battle upon their arrival
at the semi-modern palace, which
boasts an abundance of bathing fa-
cilities and swimming pools. Or
ganized tours of Naples, Pompeii
and other nearby sites of historical
interest are conducted for the SOL
diers, and other attractions include
swimming and boating in the bay,
operas by the San Carlo Opera
Company, and motion pictures. Aft
er duty at the front, men are eligi-
BILE for stays up to five days at the
palace.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
Flying Fortress Gunner Given
Medal, Cluster Posthumously

a Negro flying sergeant, killed in
action over italy, was honored post
humously April 2, 1914, by the Army
Air Forces at a ceremony held in
the ST.. James Presbyterian church,
Greensboro, NC, when Mrs. Louise
Mears, mother of T/Sgt. William G..
Mears, received the Air Medal with
the Oak Leaf Cluster, the War De-
partment reported recently.
Sgt. MearS had completed five
missions as an aerial gunner on a
Flying Fortress and had an enemy
Messerschmitt 110 to his credit be-
fore his plane was shot down in the
tions April 26, 1943. The 31-year-
Mediterranean Theater of Opera
old sergeant entered the service
from Buffalo, NY, though his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Mears,
live in Greensboro:
Capt. George H. Fitch, represent
ing Col. Victor r. Woodruff, Com
manding Officer of the AAF Tech
nical Training Commands Basic
Training Center No. 10, Greensboro,
made the presentation to Mrs.
9dears.
I MfSgt. Walter Reynolds, Wash
ington; De- chief clerk, Post Hq:,
is q cousin Of the fallen hero.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
Mrs. Vivian Lowery, Service
Club Hostess Becomes Bride
OfSergeont Somuel Vincent

In one of the largest military
weddings ever to be held in Fort
Huachuca, Mrs Vivian Lowery,
cafeteria hostess at Service Club.
No 1, became the bride of Sgt. Sam
uel Vincent, Detroit, Mich, at 800
Sunday evening, in the reception
room of Service Club No. /. The
crowd was so huge that the en-
trance doors to the club had to be
locked
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
M. L. Reed, San Antonio, Tex, and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Vincent, Albany, Ga.
Chaplain c. Hamilton Martin, as
sisted by 1st Sgt. A. Houston Cor.
dan, acting assistant chaplain, per-
formed the ceremonies before an
improvised altar of bridal wreath
and white stock, on each side of
which were seven lighted candles
arranged in pyramid fashion.
Pvt. Harold Brown played Lohen-
grin and Mendelssohn wedding
marches. Sgt. Lawrence Wilson
ant sang, 20, Promise Me-" and Pfc.
Emmett (Babe) Wallace sang, II
Love You Truly"
Given in marriage by her friend,
ShSgt. Carl Williams, the bride wore
her blue service uniform, designed
for service club hosteSSes.
Mrs Mary Carter, club director
of Service Club No. l, was matron of
honor. ~ ~
The attendants, all wearing the
hostess's uniforms, were: Mrs. Par
thenia Russell, social hostess, Mrs.
Marie Watkins, club director at No.
2, Miss Ina B. Jones, cafeteria host
esS No 2, and Mrs. Johanna Saul
ters, post librarian.
+, Pvt. Samuel L. Clark acted as
best man. The sergeants-at-arms
were: Sgts. Ralph Harlem, Lowell
o. White, Vernon White, Leo C.
Higgins and Adolph Virgins, Cpl.
James T. Yancy, Pvts. Ffnnizee, and
Afford Bishop.
Another Wedding
CPL Inez Moore, WAC from Fort
Bragg NC, was married to Cpl.
Ernest L. Perkins, 599th F. A, We'd
hesday night, April 26, at the home.
Of the brides, niece, Mrs. Mildred
Smith, Hillside, Old Post.
Chaplain Ct Hamilton Martin
Tread the nuptial VOWS.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
Entertainment.

Continued From Page One)
Nogales, Mexico, and the "Cinco de
Mayo" festival.
Mexico celebrates May 5 as inde-
pendence day, just as the U. S. cele-
brates July 4. Ball games, bull
fights, parades, and the general air
of fiesta will be some of the amuse-
ments offered by Nogales and the
HuachucanS will be on hand to help
add to the jubiliation of her great
day.
.. On Saturday May 6. the special
service group, including swing band
and entertainers, will move into
Douglas, Arizona, to lend music and
rollicking laughter to the opening
of a fine service club at the Doug
las air base.
G.I. Rhapsody, newly dressed and
polished from the kleig lights, will
be shown at the Mariana air base
on May IL, and, of course, the band
goes along with the show. ~
On the following day, May -,
SOUS entertainers and band jour
ney to Pohenix, Ariz., to open the
Fifth War Loan drive at the state
capital The group played large
part in the states success in booSt-
ing the Fourth War Loan quota well
above it's goal - 2-'k
Other journeys impend for the
Forts talented special servicers, and
for the enjoyment of the Forts
neighborS. If, however one only
stops to evaluate the contributions
thus far listed, he will understand
why the soldiers from the fort in
the desert are, so well liked by their
neighbors.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
T-Sgt, and Mrs. David G.
Rowe Observe Anniversary

TISgt. and Mrs. David G. Rowe,
Quarter 334, Bonnie Blink, .ceIebrat-
ed their crystal 15th} anniversary
with an elaborate dinner party Sun
day evening, April go. between the
hours of 4 and g.
An attractive menu of roast tur-l
key and dressing, barbecued pork,
macaroni and cheese, butter peas,
lettuce and tomato salad, ripe OF
ives, sliced bread and beverages was
served.
Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Powers, Mrs. Herd,
San Antonio, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman, retired; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jordan, retired; MISgt. and
Mrs. Homer Cross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jol-
ly, Tucson, Arizona; Mrs. Barns,
Kansas City. Mo-; M/Sgt. Annette
Scott and his wife, Pvt. Doretheria
Douglas, Sgt. and Mrs. u Snyder,
M/Sgt. and Mrs. C. L. Crowen,
Douglas, Ariz.; Mrs. G.. L. Thomas,
Mrs. VIM. H. Walker, Mrs. L. john
son. Cpl. w. B. Cookies, TiSgt. and.
Mrs. H. Hamilton, 1st Sgt. and
Mrs. M Lee, w. o. and Mrs. P.
BrackenS, 1st Sgt. and Mrs d.
Houtton, MlSgt. and Mrs T. Smith,
and Mr. j. Haywood, retired.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
IL .gzz2g, ,s<z,
El13 IGs szz

Grange, Anna Cheek, Mamie Reid,
and Hazel Crowley were seen there
having loads of fun. The senti-
mental strains of music put things
in the groove.
Pfc. Inez Baham and Tf5 jose
phine Kellybrew were two of the
WACs who glamourized- the 365th
Infantry dance.
INVITATIONS PLEASE
The headquarters battery of the
eCOth Field Artillery is giving a big
homecoming dance on May l in
the Met Hall across from WAC area.
Elaborate plans are being made Tor
this affair. The invitations, which
they request us to present at the
door, carry the company roster
complete. You can polish up your
best GIs for this one
GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
Pfc. Walter (Homer) Mccoy had
made one home run and approx
mately 16 syrike-outs when last
Sundays game between SOU and
Douglas team, that hadn't lost a
game in two years, was called.
Several of the Douglas men shook
hands with Mccoy telling him how
great he was and how they admired
his pitching ability.
= Don't you think that was swell,
coming from men who were allowed
only one hit by the pitcher? The
few -WACs. present really enjoyed
the game, even if it was a run
away,
Until next week -. adioS
ERNESTINE E. HUGHES, WAC.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
. DoINGS At !
Service Club No. 2

Zanzibar night has been here and
gone what an affair that was
and the soldiers surely enjoyed the
fun. Watch next weeks issue for
details on the splendors of Zanzi-
bar, the clever floor show by Special
Service Unit assisted by WAC ar
fists.
We pause to tell you of the inn.
pressive concert presented by the
92nd Division Band on the April
3Cth Hour. of Charm. Their offer
ing was we'll blended grouping. of
fayorite classics with a ,spelpdi0uS
harmony unusual for military
Eandss We, look forward to the re-
turn date Of this rich musical ag-
gregation.
This Sunday usherS in real
Hour of Charm since the program
will be rendered by the WACs. Their
list, of artists includes some of your
known favorites plus new surprises.
Be on hand to give the girls a hand.
Don't overlook the jitterbug con-
test which is flashlighting some
speed dancers with plenty of oomph.
The winners at our club last week
were Mrs Lydia Mason of Detroit,
Mich, and Pvt. Harold Harden OF
317 Medics. Co. B.
Our Tuesday night movies de-
serve a plug They are grade A
and the soldiers are there by the
hundreds. The pictures are cour-
tesy loan from the USO. se,,@..
Bridge tables are the vogue every
night and there is still room for
more. The gang had loads of fun
on Whist night and the prizes were
very popular.
The clock spins round and the
schedule begins for May with
Sunday-Hour of Charm. ZOO
Presented by the WACs 30
Monday-Dance ...............8 300
Tuesday-Movies ............. .8:OC
Wednesday-Ca prizes .....8:OO
Thursday Jitterbug Contest ;. 300
Friday-Musical Quiz. ......... 300
Saturday-Bingo ..............8 300
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
Acclaimed Highest Ranking
Eagle Scout in the Country

MacDill Field, Florida-Corporal
Hannibal H. Hill, Jr., of Kansas
City, Missouri. trumpeter of Mac
Dill Fields Negro band, was ac-
claimed the country's highest rank
ing Eagle Scout, according to Fly
Leaf, a field newspaper.
Holding more honors in the Boy
Scouts of America movement than
any other individual, he is the proud
possessor of SO merit badges Gust
nine short of the maximum possi-
bilitY) and Is palms.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05

Pvt. Harriett Warfiefd, the WAC
bugler, had birthday last Sunday.
She was glad it was on Sunday this
year, because she spent the day
getting a good rest. We are hop
ing she will have many more hap
by ones.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
. I'M 8 AROUND
Service Club No. |

Service Club No. l., better known
aSvthe, brightest spot in Huachu-
-eas' sstarted joff. its weekly enter
tainment Sunday, April 23rd, with a
program by the Golden Crown quar-
ter,y SOU, assisted by the quartet
from Co. 81" 365th Infantry. The
program was enjoyed greatly by the
masses of soldiers who crowded the
auditorium.
The Monday night USO show was
a ."solid sender" with George Will
liams, Victoria Vigal, Bobbie Wins
con and Judy Latimer Troupe "a
will be remembered around here as
one of the best to play the Fort.
Tuesday night found the house
rocking and the jitterbugs knocking
themselves out to the tunes of the
29th S. S. band. The prize Of $500
went to Lydia Mason of Detroit and
Pvt. Henry G. Moore.
Thursday night found Hunt, the
Scriber, knocking out those fine re-
cordings for the boys to send home
to the folks.
The "jits" were at it again Friday
night with the music of the hospital
band. Marthenia Swain, of San
Diego, Calf, and Pvt. Harold Hard
en-, 317th Medics, took the $500
prize.
Saturday, prom tn night,
brought forth lot of fine talent
that was enthusiastically received.
We wish to thank all those who
participated in the program Satur-
day and Sunday nights.
Nat Vno.sl~se Coho 1v,Io
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
Dressmaker Added to Staff
OF PIX No. Is Tailor Shop

Mrs. Doris Johnson, dressmaker,
has been recently added to the staff
of the Post Exchange No. Is Tailor
shop, which is located on the Old
Post. The dressrnaking department,
newest feature of the shop, is now
open for business.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05

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Nogales, Mexico, and the "Cinco de
Mayo" festival.
Mexico celebrates Nav as inde-
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