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Evening star., 1944-03-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIc

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COOK OR G.H.W., white, live in; small
family: S1O0. Box 2S5-E. Star.
EARLY SPRING house cleaners, colored
perts; thorough jobbing: reas. Ii; 57SS.
GIRL (colored, wants evening job. clean.
ing of1ice. apt. or cafeteria work, Cail
GIRL, coiored. wants g.h:w., cooking for
adult family, 10 am. till pm, Sat
afternoon and Sunday off. Call North
GIRL. colored. wants evening work. 900
until 100. Call Sunday after 800, Du.
Girl; coloEed: wants ghw 3i Or care ,fs Of child
GIRL; colored; wants Job as maid: sood
GIRL wants day work; experienced. Call
SIkL: @ spiSTea; wishes is s.hx, Ss,oIs hours to 8.
work. Cali Hobart e411
GIRL. colored. days work; Monday Tues Tues
day, Wednesday; apt. preferred. Ii. oS96
after 10 Sunday morning
GIRL, colored, desires part-tme work. eve
ninss' nins FR Iasssao ssso prefer me- near Sen
GIRL, colored, exper. honest. reliable.
R coored Wants SoTe N
TR. 5i2I ~
GIRL wants small apts. to clean. DAYS
d WEEK, - iloulS cdCn LG'
GIRLS, = high school. want work of any
kind on Saturday: will work in evenings
after school. Phone Hillside 0S64 am.
to IL SUM-; all day Mon.
GIRLS, colored t2). want plain cooking or
part-time work; good references. Call DU.
324S.
GIRLS, colored, part-time or days work;
S4 day and carfare. MI. 7S47.
LAUNDRESS. experienced; curtains, light
laundry. fine fabrics; called for and
delivered: refs. sunny yard. AID. S979.
PART-TIME Job, to pm. Call any
time Sunday. Dupont 0SS2.
PART TIME-Girl col, desires employ
ment evenings, staring pm: until pm.
Mon. until Saturday; no cooking: $40 per
WOMAN, reliable, wants day work. cleaning
or ironing Call RE. 211S.
WOMAN, young, colored, wants hours
morning work days a week. Box 297-
WOMAN. colored. wants days work, Mon.
Tues. Thurs. Call DE. 512S.
WOMAN, colored wants janitress work in
small apt. or guesthouse. 1921 Corcoran
ST.. basement.
WOMAN, coiored wishes night work as
charmaid. North 1880.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work in
evenings; no Sundays. DU. 331S.
WOMAN, colored. wishes days, work for
Wednesdays and Fridays. Call after
o'clock. CO. 1l41.
WOMAN. coiored. experienced, honest. re-
liable. wants 3 days work as laundress or
cleaning: S5 day DI O466
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SALES EXECUTIVE.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CoLoRED GIRL wants part-time Job
In the morning. wants good salary. Re
beeca Talley. 342 Bryant ct. n.w' apt. a.
cco0LioRRED Col sEAMsTREss. dressmaking,
alterations repairing at home; reasonable;
desire work for tailor shop. 924 18th st.
ne; Telephone Trinidad 5o73.
exshange exc for quarters in NV sect Rose
DREssMAkING in 'eSes or out ~ will work with
tsilor; sxperienced: North O530,
alterations; reas. Miss Bert. 1880 irving
ExEeTf11R a;T 1R' sEcRE4aRY. rsliable Is yrs.
wk.; salary, s40-s45 wk. BOX 377-E, Star
EXEC. SECRETARY. college education.
seeks responsible and alive position min
five EeG f0 resSe fS lots
itiative., wants position paying not less
than $1,000 yr.; references; 40 to Al hr.
Sfsf ofFicE ggG E1 and o4 supervisory ten
years experience. both in Government and
private industry: eight years in Washing
to1 calI REPUBLIC l144 during day or
GIRL. coiored, wishes work cleaning ofice
in the norning: Phone Ho l7eo
ref ss9fe papons W051 51s
GIRLS. eoiored. 2, work oaao In cafeteria from
5ERnsH Is . woMAN n s., AD and ndSs adult daughter
would like nice room in exchange for
cooking one Or two meals day or staying
NIGHTS with children q lonely woman;
NURSE, practical. refined white woman or
as companion. Box 309-E. Star.
NURSE, practical. experienced good ref =;
Se'os s5 Week pasnss Bos 7x se stan chronic pFei
work: adult I' eases; slSsday Week. s.. a a
NURSE. graduate. will care for preschool
or school child in her own home, vicinity
NuksE ee capable
woman: use. hypo.; chronic case preferred.
kIsIpISr M 1SlS aftsT MAA.GER p;n co,,es. woman
former Washinston real estate broker,
desires position as resident manager de-
siEaele aPt sudinE no S5a0
ladies and mems tailoring, desires sewing
for shops and homes, at home; references.
SECRETARY. years exp lesal-medical
discussed at interview References ex-
ffHssa R2s sosF WfT f'as desires apartment
ton. Business experience and excellent
experienced, mature
woman wants position pm. TO midnight.
TEACHER. French, with experience in Sc
lect American girls schools, desires posi-
ton to teach French and beginners. in
Spanish. Box l5S-E, Star
TYPIST, experienced and accurate. wishes
steady work to do at home evenings. Call
EN-. 361s after. pm. weekdays.
TYPIST. experienced 10c hour; can dc
temporary work. Call Gil. 1135.
TYPIST, experienced, wants typing to do
at home. Will call and deliver OR. 7171.
at home. viii cali for and deliver FIR
WOMAN. refined light colored, desires po-
sition in store or dress shop. Phone DE.
t4756.
WOMAN, past 40. experienced various
kinds Office work, seeking position where
responsibility essential. Box 329-E, Star.
IS
WOMAN, refined, capable. desires position
housekeeper one or two gentlemen. local
refs. Box 132-E, Star.
WOMAN, colored competent. wants clean
ing, drs' or dentists of1ces, early morn
ings. For ref and address call Hobart
$500, Ext. SIT, Sunday, 10 am. to . pm.
PERHAPS CAN fill your legitimate non
steno; vacancy: broad business background;
talented. ethical, mature. DI. 0214.
WANTED by reliable colored woman day s
work, cleaning no cooking. Elk 1880.
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BOLD SERVICE.
333 F St.-Opp. CAPITOL Theatel
SELECT POSITIONS

OELENI POSITIONS.
For UNUSUAL openings see P s.
Stenog., trade assoc, Sls5.
sstsRN9s;; saaNa temp: and perm perm. se-s7 day.
Rg0okskeepee6s' g9osl,s e6 exper.. .S40-s45 wk.
CLERKS. .KeceDtionists.e et MSS sso Reed. xe
(Phone MA. 6oss.J
grad d1totsmst,on isn clerk under 80. h. .
Fl. TFSIis'sps ssIk OPEN ends1 t,lns' n g $500 mo.
tTia. cierks. esS,; exper' o9ie si4o exp $50 wk.
ssiass,ris sssish,erf: exDer; sIss (s9; ss25sso vk
TELEPHoNE oPERAToRs, Male & Femsle En Ie
MISS Page. MA. 2114
=. B x apt house. 500 mo
b x. oper, day work. exper., S140.
nSsHSt nSSHh5cE Z IScH ISss2,nis s.,Is Mss DAY.
dsS Shemieal snoa engineer. synthetic rubbe,
Mechanical engineers. jr. and srs. u,
Time. study engineers. exper. only, 5000
PHYSICISTS. for physical research, $3.50
S25O-S325. a'''s'
MECHANICAL Il Grocery Sales, Miss Fox
S45 wk ~''
Grocery store help, male and female
S30-S45 wk
Meat cutters. exper. S45 wk I'D
$50 wk
DOZENS OF OTHER unusual openings
NEED 90 to rs new openings DAILY fol
D. c. est 12 yrs WELCOME tNA 2i14J
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G; ST NeYt IN CuITPCu
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

quarters; quiet and reliable. Call MI 1855
COUPLE wants apartment house to manage
for salary and apartment. white section
before u Sunday. ' 5.
MAN AND WIFE, colored wish work as
janitor: man employed: experienced. sober.
RESIDENT MGR, white, experienced,
settled couple; no children. Box 160-E.
Star.
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COMPTOMETER COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

COUPLE driving to San Francisco latter
part month: male passenger share driv-
ing and expense. EN-. 1888. u
LADY driving to, Texarkana, Tex, leaving
March 10th, wishes 2 ladies to share eX-
pensss: Refs. exchanged TIA 1858.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. transferred to
ing to drive Buick conv sedan to Los
angeles any time during March or ASrii
Box 221-E, Star e
CALIFORNIA-Driying Los Angeles in
new sedan, via Southern route; take four
passengers; leaving Wednesday. Ordway
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SITUATIONS MEN tcon,. !, .

NAN, Government employed. age 70. col
iess lset basciksropnd ssi.s seeks part-tine employ.
e ofisr; Write particulars to J. Hasten.
MoRrdAGE sfSs "a 81 LOAN and real estate nnsnc-
dSs5s5Isd. Sas;Es Fl Sox 1877 sss1r;; -.
university and business college graduate,
a years experience in once administra-
ton. personnel management, commercial
sales. enowledse Of booskeeping, 'Sar. owns car.
Can Georgia 7l72 after 6 pm. or BOX
Il PAkT-TiME ri iiaa EMPL. wanted by white mar.
ried man; Is yrs. ofice expr.: bet. 9 and
II pm. except Sat. and Sundays; any type
Fl RsT qsE 9ssstsTed stsT want. regular
Or relief work; draft exempt. Dupont
PHARMACIST. married, sober, reliable.
open for work evenings and Sundays. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 42o, Washington 4. PC.
PHOTO COPYING and darkroom expert
ence. Available Immediately. Box 22s-E.
RADIO TECHNICIAN and machinist with
l,ks psEtat,Hs Hg wSTk Box LIE Star
sive, age As, fully qualified, to open, equip
and operate rest. cafeteria or night club
Of any size. Conversant with Wash, mar
ket and problems; highest N. Y. and Wash.
What have you to offer? Box 2s2-E. Star.
SALESMAN, age 80, has honorable dis
charge from Navy, desiring permanent po-
sition with reputable firm; high !. O., ex-
cellent appearance and personality. Write
Box 170-E Star
TECHNICAL writing and editing, instruc-
tion manuals prepared, drafting. Box
PakF.TfME PsgsT. SsaE' WORK wanted minor nlumb.
ing and electrical work. Telephone TR
4S34
WATCHMAN, can act as relief watchman
Sat. nights only. Box 355-E Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires employment
neat intelligent, willing to learn; knows
city well; moderate salary expected. LU.
3774
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YOUNG WOMAN.

Under 35, for statistical work involving
tabulation of personnel and accident data
and the preparation of simple tables and
graphs College education, some knowl-
edge of elementary statistics, and ability
tial 6-day, 43-hour week, with halliday
Saturday; Apply in person to Miss Helm,
Transit Co, Seth and Prospect ave. NV.
GEORGETOWN. Take Route No. 20, Cabin
Str
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HELP poMEsTIc tcens.,

WOMAN, cCloreda, 70 care for .-year;Dld
WOMAN, care Of Q children, s.h.w.;. no
cooking, no laundry. no Sundays. Arlins-
WOMAN. white, g.h.w,, three children;
salary open, Telephone Dupont 4342..
washing in small apt. for mother and
school-aged children. Live out or In; 500
month Must have best references. Write
WOMAN. middle aged. or mother with
child, to receive room and board in ex-
change for care during working hours of
mother Of baby boy: no Sunday work. ia.
WOMAN, colored, middle-aged; part time,
IL to 4 OF. IL to 3 daily, or to times
q week. Anacostia section. Box 1906.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER for large
rooming house. Must be competent and
thoroughly dependable. Box 35S-E, STAR
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Housekeep for
children, and 3: boy in school: mother
employed: no laundry, no cleaning. TR.
ARLINGTON-1st-cla maid wanted to
care for well-trained 5-mos. girl baby,
small apt, to be kept clean, while mother
Is at work; no Sunday work; every other
Saturday afternoon of: good wages. Tele-
phone CHI. 1900, Br. SIT.
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YOUNG WOMAN,
WOMEN WANTED.

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors. Essen
tial work; experience not necessary: train
ing paid for; no Sundays or night work
regular working hours; free time to keep
house, paid vacations, free transportation
separate clubrooms, congenial fellow work.
ers. Vacancies at 14th and East Capitol
SITS, with work on the Mt Pleasant street.
car line. Apply weekday mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
Both and Prospect Ave N w, Georgetown.
Take Route 20, Cabin John Streetcar
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I.f2b MASS. AVE. NV.
Car parking space, inclosed lot; six
dollars. Sc
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED.
2132 Penna. ave. NV, 8 am to 10
pm. daily and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
MA. 4S46. 4 assts. No waiting. 15s
S2.5O-NCOME TAX RETURNS-S2. 80.
For wage earners. long or short form.
311O M st. NV. or 2900 M st. NV. daily
and Sundays. am. to 10 pm.
HAVE FUN Ar THE DANCES
GIVEN BY THE CIRCLE CLUB.
Call FIR. 0590, 10 pm. 25s
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MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT AVAIL-
ABLE TO MEN WHO CAN QUALIFY: ES-
SENTIAL. WAR-WORK BUSINESS. LONG,
TON WANTS IMMEDIATE RESPON-
SIgLE MEN WHO CAN FURNISH OVER
TOR TRAILERS IF NO EQUIPMENT,
THEN INVESTMENT OF ST 900 CAN Sc
CURE SUCH SUITABLE EQUIPMENT FOR
PRxcr pRo1fpEp pRoTITAshE s1sS SNM
NESS, FULL DETAILS ON REQUEST,
BOX l5e-E STAR.
Continued on Next PAReI
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KANN'S DEPT. STORE.
CAFETERIA WORKERS

Needed for Immediate
Employment in the
Pentagon Building.
Counter Supervisors,
MAINTENANCE AND SANITATION
SUPERVISORS
(Also Helpers and Porters)
GENERAL HELPERS (Boys)
Inexperienced and inexperienced will be
considered. We train you while you earn.)
Positions Available in All
Phases of Cafeteria Work.
Good salary, excellent meals, fine work
ing conditions, good hours. Vacations with
pay attendance bonuses. liberal trans
portation allowance
A representative will interview appli-
cants Monday and Tuesday. March 6 and
z. from 8 am. to pm. at the office OF
.. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
of War Manpower Commission,
503 < St. NV. Washington, D. C.
Applicants Must Bring Statement OF
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BOOKKEEPER

With some knowledge of tipping. in real
estate office. Splendid opportunity with
pepson MT crane ane Se II
FORD. 1914 Z ST NV DI a1Q6
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HOME TAX SERVICE.
Returns conveniently prepared in your
home. Weekday, Sat. ewes. Sun. all day.
RE. 2o11. TO-
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ARTIST.

To manage dry-cleaning stores: excellent
salary, steady employment; part or full
time. Call AT. 1866 Monday $50 am
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Thoroushly experienced in department
store fashion art; full or part time ar
ranged 20 suit. or work at home evenings.
Please bring samples. Apply Advertising
Dept, 3rd floor, over Safeway Grocery,
9Th and n SITS n W
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Pennsylvania Central 'AirlineS
Will Train Girls for
TnIafvyNo %iaya nNcskSA~-

IeIctype OQeraClOn FOSltl0nS,
1S to 35 years Of age, high school educa.-
ton; touch-typing speed OF so W.p.m or
better. Apply II available. Personnel De.
pertment Hangar No. 8, Washington Ma
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TEACHERS, clerks receptions; select po-
sitlons. No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit Natl Teachers Agency (Est
II yrs). 1911 G st. Ma 2114
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1925 MASS. AVE. NV.
Car parking space, inclosed
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
. SPEAKING OF
Special Unit No. |

During the past few weeks little
or nothing has been said Eabout
Special Unit No. l, which in reality
is the most interesting orgarIizaS-
ton on the Post. If you don't think
so, be careful You may find your-
self piled up here in a day or So
Since so many transfers have
been accomplished, few of our origi-
nal members remain.
T/Sgt. Leroy Ding Dong" Cros-
by, who left this unit with group
is now located in North Africa
Another group, having departed in
mid March for Fort Sam Houston,
hooked up with the division in the
low part of the county and is now
at the Fort. This whirlpool sWal-
lows all within its reach; that is,
the ones qualified for overseas duty,
the lame. the lazy, the sick, and
everyone who is not wanted else
where on the Post.
Around the first of March the
ice cracked on furloughs. This sud
den influx almost caused a pande-
monium. Every member in the or
ganization submitted application for
furlough with dates of leave rang
ing from the first of March through
out the 18th of April 1t was so hot
some of the office personnel had
to go into seclusion. Unfortunately
a cold spell broke, furloughs were
again frozen and the unit found
itself located on the Old Post un-
der new supervision, including a
very aggressive master sergeant,
who recently returned from over
seas.
Upon arrival on the Old Post,
the Unit was the unwelconed guest
of the Det. GIMP for rations. Food
was scarce and discipline unreason-
able.
A two-WeekS refresher course is
now in process covering all sub
jects from close order drill to all
night bivouacing
Now that you know what goes on
at Special Unit No. l, more will be
said next week regarding the char
. acters who come and go.
Everyone welcomes M/Sgt. Fred
A. Carroll. former Sgt. Major of
the 733rd Military Police Battalion,
who recently returned from ASTP,
Yale university, New Haven, Con-
necticut, and is now a member of
the 92nd Division, 49, !,
! SGT. WILLIAM H. THOMAS.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
BROKERS' TIP
Post Stockade Det.

imagine the general public has
wondered what llappenefl to this
bit of info issuing from the Post
Stockade. I'm indeed sorry to say
the Broker with Tips, Cpl Jo-
seph o. Norris, is confined to
Station Hospital and I'm wishing
with the rest of the fellows that
he has a speedy recovery.
Along with this vast training pro-
gram that is taking place we're all
wishing Major Juliusson success
with his added duties as co for
Spec. Unit No. l. I'm sure under
his instruction some top flight SOL
dierS will be furnished for the ma
tional cause.
The boys of the detachment, un-
der the guidance Of 1t. Phinean B.
Bryant and Emmett G. Dawson,
are getting more on the ball. With
these finishing touches that go
along with preparation for the big
jump the boys are really clicking.
This training program has broken
up the Musketeers and leaves T/5
Cleo T. Sutton playing the Lone
Ranger Cpl. Jerry Harmon is TAX
ing life rather easy and from what
I hear he had better continue to
do so. I found out recently that be-
sides being what the public con-
SideTs tough, we have some boys
representing the fort in baseball.
Fellows like SLSgt Robert. Reid,
ex- x-Hamptonite, and Pics. Herbert
Culpepper and David Jackson.
Upon approaching the Stockade any
-day one might learn that we have
men qualified to compete with the
greats in the field Of music, especial
-ly the piano. How about that, Pfc.
William Boyd? I won't say any
thing about lovers; just watch some
of the smooth ones, like 1st Sgt.
Tartt, James Anderson and Charley
Owens.
jumped out of the lilies the
other bright morning and who
should l lamp but Pfc William N.
Brown, fresh from the shorts and
looking fine as wine. The Hawk
doesn't seem to have done him any
harm. While on the subject of fur
loughs, I've been sounded to the
fact that Tz5 Richard Royal and
Pvt. j. c. Bolton are now enjoying
the pleasure of the shorts of Peters
burg, Va, and Pittsburg, Texas,
respectively 7-..-s
Since losing some of the fellows
recently, I don't hear much about
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
; MEDICAL
DETACHMENT


One hundred fifteen men of the
Detachment were recently awarded
the Good Conduct Medal as the
Detachment Com m an der COM
lnended the good, behavior of the
majority of the men, Men of this
detachment are expected to display
always. the. characteristics that
mark them. as being gentlemen
and soldiers. 80: 5..<-.
Station Hospital No., i was de-
feated in. a, fast game of soft ball
by the MOP side Friday. by score
of 9 to 4. The gang from the losers
side posted signs. all over the bull
letin board, challenging Section II,
but it seems that they bit off more
than.sthey could chew. Better luck
next time, boys. You still have time
to redeem ,yslrselvess bur from what
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21

1 hear, you'll have a long~waH to gor
Ole Buffalo Bill came Back kEfa, the.
Fort recently Of course, wE-didflr.
have to get our inforInat ton from
the Secret Service or-some other
similar rganizationss we are a1WaEa
well posted. The Arkansas
Fred A. Hill, and the Slicker from
Chicago, via Texas, Eddie ClmS.
ningham, keep us. we'll informed
socially. When these two stay in
the barracks, things aren't going
SO well. Lately they spend all of
their time in the quarters. and we
OFF. LIMITS" s..,.sz. s,-.
know by this that WAC area is
-- Lately, every time we turn around,
the question is asked. who is the
WAC in the Detachment Officer
Well, to save Sgt; Pierrega lot: Of
time and the government, a few
man hours, let 1T. be known that,
the person is none other than the
Miss Galloway from. the state of
Pennsylvania. -,% 1-l:|
CPL. GEORGE. CARPENTER
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
. 374o ON. Truck
Company

- ss
This week we are organizing our
baseball team, and in very Short
time will be fit to challenge any
unit that wishes to be beaten, with
out gripping.
Top Kicks. First Sgt. Herbert
Clayton, head of the company, be-
lieves the company is one of the
best on the post, and the men that
make up the company agree with
their top kick. With the aid of
1st 1t Charles F., Drury, the COM
manding officer, and his staff, 1t.
Evans, 1t. Linscott, 1t. Noel and
1t. Penchan, the work is much
easier.
Concentrations! We take our
hats off to 1t. Evans and S/Sgt.
Emmett Graham,. mess officer and
mess sergeant. respectively, and
their personnel for one of the best
mess halls on the post; also 1t.
Linscott and T/Sgt. William Cole,
motor officer and motor sergeant,
respectively, and their personnel
for the operation of one of the best
ON motor sections of any ON
Truck Co. on the post
We Move! We Move! We have
moved, moved, moved and moved
until We finally settled down in
"Tent City, fora rest before NOV
ing againT The. ,NCO's like this very
well, due. to the short distance from
the area to. the NCO's club. It
leaves them with a few more cents
for the drinks, instead of car fare.
Some luck, boys be careful. OF
course, it's slightly expensive on
our WACsites, especially Pvt Ar
thur E. Ray, the companys camera
man, and Cpl. Norman Buckner,
the company's copisetic-man. Luck
to you soldiers. When funds get low
start yod1. Infantry Mans Train
ing" They march, they march,
they march. Pvt. Treadwell Skinner
seems to be on the ball with some
good looking lady visiting him quite
often. Watch out, fellows; don't
let him beat you in popularity.
You've gotta start your CT. 1--WE,
too. -7f>1-.s' -
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21

Pvt. James Colbert of Headquar-
ters Casual company, 92nd Divi-
sion, and his young bride, the for.
mer Miss COrine Clipper of Pasa-
dena, Calf, were photographed by
shutterbug who happened to be
on the scene just as the newly
hitched couple was leaving the ~ros-
ter from the Division chapel. The
marriage ceremony was performed
by Chaplain G. HI. Martin. Attend
ants were 1t. Williams, ANC, brides
maid, and Pvt. Willie L. Potts, best
man. First Sgt. Carruthers gave
the bride away. The bridegroom,
Pvt. Colbert, is musical director for
the casual company under Chaplain
Brown, anu before being called
to the Army was well known in
the theatrical and entertainment
world. His home is in Los Angeles.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
Record Shows Increase in Bond
Buying Among Per Hr. Workers

hat being made approaching the goal Of 90
and in the purchase of bonds Fort Huachuca
perhour employees shown from the latest submitted
by 1t Stephen c. Waggoner War Bond officer Hospital and
Laundry employees well the goal in both
cPang and of being converted bonds and
in other the percentages both rising
be hoped that by the end Of April the goal will reached by
Huachuca the coveted IT.
flag installation which 80 employees
10 bring
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21
S/SGT. ERNEST WEBB.
CPL. WILLIE MARTIN.

WACville, but there is one fellow
who stays on, and that is Sgt. John
F. Twyman- A message to all males
dig this wild stud!
PVT. PERCY BLACKBURN, =
Post Stockade Det.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-21

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-09-01

and order during the next critical
years seems now to be assured.
There was not much change in
Jewish-Arab relations. The atti-
tude of individuals and single viii
Iages shows signs of improve
ment, but prospects for a general
understanding with representative
Arab leaders are still remote.
The war nears it's end. The
White Paper, the last vestige of
the prewar policy of appeasement,
becomes untenable. A new start
for Palestine is at hand.
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tines Jewish industry, new
branches of industry with definite
prospects for the postwar future
were developed. Electric equip
ment, drugs, diamonds, are the
outstanding examples.
A large shipyard was recently
founded with the assistance of
the Jewish Agency. Officers and
sailors are being trained for a