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Evening star., 1944-05-31
Jessie Ralph Dies al 7o;
Noted Character Actress
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 81
Jessie Ralph. 70, for many years a
well-known stage and motion pic
ture character actress, died yester-
day after an illness of two weeks.
She achieved prominence on the
stage as the nurse in Jane Cowl's
presentation of Romeo and Juliet"
Going to Hollywood in 1892, she
appeared in number of films, in
cluding David Copperfield" and
San Francisco"
Born Jessie Ralph Chambers, she
was the 18th child of the late Capt.
James and Mrs. Margaret Cham
bers. Her father was Gloucester
sea captain.
She was married to william Pat
ton of st. Louis, an actor, who died
many years ago. There were no
children.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday here.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Mrs. {. A. Robinson, &,
|WW Flag Lady, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31.--Mrs.
Charles Augustine Robinson, 80, ma
tional flag lady Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and OF the American
War Mothers. died yesterday at her
home.
Reported to have spent thousands
Of dollars on flags as gifts to per-
sons and organizations, she also
made flag presentations to Pope
Plus XII, the Queen of the Belgians
ond the late President CASTOR Dou-
mergue of France.
Representing the American War
Mothers, in 1928 she was accorded
the honor Of rekindling the flame
at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier at the Arc de Triomphe in
Paris.
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Dratha

SUMMERS. CHARLES n. A special
communication OF Potomac Lodge, No; s.
late brother. CHARLES Il. suMMERs. JIM e s. by BY
ordsr s1cHApn e qEoRGE WsnnRx 2 MEAD: Master
SUMMERS, CHARLES. The officers and
members OF Mizpah Council No. 3, Daush-
29o0 NJ st. NV, for the purpose of holding
Il ssFssfs t0F on our hars.S ats sr0shs Jnn
= 10 1s a. Y: w HAWLEY, ias 05oe1 couneiior. Il
IVY B. HARDING. Rec. Sec
TuNICE. VIOLA W. On Tuesday. May
" TUNicE wife Of Henry S: C. G. Tunice. n
more Md on Frdsy daya1s June s
vICkERs. CHARLES E. On, Monday,
81 May " 1ea 4 ss fesfsRas sSIa peo1e s
q Mrs: G: i; Patterson, Mrs; Sadie =.
Austin Dali Thomas c. and Charles S.
tvckers. Services sat att the s. Il. Hines CO:
Wednesday; May 81. at 5 pm 1nteer;imentt Mt
lNewland Christian Church Cemetery, New
20. 1914, at Emergency Hospital, CHARLES
M WALL. Funeral from the Saffell fu-
neral home, 475 H St. NV, on Thursday,
June l, at 2:3o pm. Interment Cedar Hill
WILSON. DORIS ELIZABETH. On
Tuesday, May 80, 1914, at her residence
9b15 o 1Sth e. DoEIs lis =
serst. Fenton M Wilson. Southwest Pa
cific; devoted granddaughter of Louise M
Strothers, sister Of Pfc Gerald C. Bundy
and Alice Bundy, daughter-in-law of Mrs
other relatives and friends. O Alter 'S II noon a
Friday, June 2. friends may call at the
MCGUIRE funeral home, 1926 9th st. NV.
High requiem mass, will be celebrated at
M0nSt SFday, 0,Tst 5Hne .n, g at 10 am Interment
WOOD, WILLIAM c. On Wednesday,
May. 81. 1914, WILLIAM c. WOOD Of
aS'a Wosd st beloved hssand
Bertha washington, Emma Gamble and
Josephine Edwards, and Nettie. William F.
and Chester A. Wood Also surviving are
q sister, Mrs. Ada Carter. and other rela-
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE.
WOODY. LENORA. On Tuesday. May
-. 1914, at her residence, 4O7 st. ne
LENoRA WOODY. Remains resting at
Frazier's funeral home, 3S9 r. I. ave. NV
ZIRKLE, EMMA v. On Tuesday, May
RMMa Ao; ls44' at Ip The Ho2meopathic Hospital;
late lat residence 2o29 14th st; Sc, on Fri:
friends invited Interment Cedar Hill
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1n Mrntnrtaitt
ROBERTS, MIME E. In 10,

ROBERTS, MIME E. In loving remem-
brance OF our dear mother. MIME e.
ROBERTS who slept away two years ago
today, May 81, 1912.
One who was better God never made;
wonderful mother, so loyal and true,
A wonderful mother, that mother was you.
Hnnes HSst in .ye aWays Fsh
Loved by your friends and all whom you
hovSs y9Rssfe HDRE moasE that bAs9 nsner XnRF Tas
MAMIE, PAULINE AND AGNES.
TIGNoR, MRS. LoTTIE E. Sacred to
the memory Of our devoted mother, Mrs
LOTTIE E. TIGNOR. who left us twenty
six years ago, May 81, 1918.
So. often we have found new hope to climb
4 long, steep hill, dificult slope, of time
Because our angel mother has called back
SADIE, HARRY, LoTTiE.
TURNER, ISABEL CROSS; In fond r;
msmbrance OF my sister. ISABEL CROSS
two years ago today, May 81, 1912.
Not now. but in the coming. years.
II may be in that better land,
Wen read the meaning Of our tears
AND 'heh up 'nsEs V1sGfN1A HiF upssssssnd esoss!
WASHINGTON, NAOMI ELIZABETH. In
1SElns sH wsmeEy Sf my wife NAOMI ELIZA
May her soul rest in peace.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, TELFAIR.
WASHINGTON, NAOMI E. In loving
memory of our beloved one, NAOMI e.
WASHINGTON (nee Samuels), who de-
parted this life seven years ago today,
May 81, 1887.
Some day. some time, our eyes shall see
The face we loved so well;
some day some time her hand we'll clasp
AND never say farewell.
THE FAMILY.
WILSON, ALICE BARNES. A tribute of
love to the memory of our mother, ALICE
BARNES WILSON, who departed into eter-
nal rest six years ago today, May 81. 1888
GECRGIANNA A. BOLDEN AND JAMES
A. BARNES
WOOD. WILLIAM L., SR. In everlast-
ing memory Of my devoted husband, Will
LIAM LA L. WOOD, ST., who departed this
lie one year ago today, May 81, 1913
Within my home. where all seemed bright,
qeatn TOOK from me q shining light;
miss that light and ever will,
HIS vacant place there is none can I'LL.
Down here ! mourn, but not in vain,
For up in Heaven we will meet again
HIS DEVOTED WIFE
Evening star., 1944-05-31

Swaine was employed for over as
years by the General Accounting
ONCE. He was a member Of st.
Johns Lodge and Washington Royal
Lodge Of Masons and Kenneth Nash
Post of the American Legion. A
World War veteran, he also served
for several months in this war.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Cora Appich Swaine, and two sisters,
Mrs. Ethel s. Boesch and Mrs.
Frances S. Fitzgerald. He was the
son Of the late John E. Swaine.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Private Rites Will Be Held
For John Swaine TODAY

John Edward Swaine. jr., As, of
63l8 Delaware street, Chevy Chase,
Md, who died Monday at his home,
will be buried privately after fu-
neral services at pm. today from
his late residence.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Evening star., 1944-05-31

s, JOHN w. The officers and
!, members OF Morninsstar Lodge,
n No. 40, I. B. P. O.. E. of w,
will assemble at the home, 1886
18th st. NV, at $50 pm.
Wednesday, May 81, 1914, to
arrange fer the funeral of our
late brother, JOHN w. BANKS,
Funeral Thursday, June l.. at z
pm, from John Wesley. A. M.
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Nratha

RANKS. seisN VI, Ga saaaay, May Is,
1saA, ~ SFeeaA@As y ReseltaA JOHN ",
NANN& eeAeS@s AASAaaa Of MTS. Anna-
sesis Msaks sSsa1ashsF q AFtAar J. VIII
nsTaSA saA eA sA9 Lave hAS3a Banks and
hsNkAer ef sA@ AsA WasssS Banks. He
asSe Ae@s%s @kAaS Fs1aSlses ana mahs
irseaas RsssqSs aAas Sala III atS late resi-
SssssN Asaa = ~, = - attel B pm, We'd
Nssssss. AiAs 3k, Stsla91sl EhAgSst4sA June
aN b pa, ssoaa taa lpAA Wesley A, IA.
81 D. SAaSSA sEA aAa SoxeSxan StS-
pws, E4s. SA4sha<4 SAl14 lsfeass So9a s@EaSlst~
xps k4aasSsSA apQ lEa@latLs AaSlts0k 4nteI~
eaeAS al2So!a Me2l295Bak NeRAeSeIS, Ar
IaasAaalSs hs VI AkRsss @aFsts 81
nANAs sesA> N, saE kaisas JOAN ",
xsSaJaaan Sa6AAQ ,eAaaaalA&eI94 A. \, Mltl
convene ta saeSsas e9.AS4aSs &a1kSSeASs 5Gtse
l9Aa. 10 RAaAe &ESAn3eAasAs4 10 ssteAa
the k@aaIal eA oAsH ka*4 &s< AhAshs aS8aN
" RaNAe. graAa Eseasagsks Ae9 sGv or
oeFee te assemble as 1SSQ p.m al Joan
Wesley Cha1cAs 4ash eae SeFeoE&h ssS nv,
ISAAC ,, MASON,
AeStn2 StT&na Ce1nIaahQeE,
CHARLES D fF<nkAdAC, afaaa Nes.
RANKS, JOHN W, P, G, II. A., The
cehcers ana members Of the Grand ~ad
subordinate Guild, Ii, 4. C., are notl.leo
to attend the funeral OF ?, q, h, a, JOHN
W. BANKS, from John Wesley M. \,
Church, l4th and Corcoran SITS, NV, on
Thursday, June /, 1914, at Z Pm. Fun
nniYorm. Meet at the church.
MARY TOLIvER, O.. 2, G.
JAMES MARSHALL. G. r. A.
RUTH STOCKTON. u. Sec.
Evening star., 1944-05-31

MOTEN, ROBERTA. Suddenly, on Tues
day, May 80 1914, at her residence, 1923
Fairmont st NV. ROBERTA MOTEN, be-
oten ,9oed mother sI OF Harry I. and Geraldine L.
Friends may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. fn. l432 You st, NV. after
Thursday, June lat 2 pm, from the
ABOVE funeral church, Rev. Hawkins aofii-
clating. Relatives and friends invited.
Anterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. :
Evening star., 1944-05-31
NUTHALL, GERTRUDE. On II,

NUTHALL, GERTRUDE. On Tuesday,
May 30, 1914, at Walter Reed Hospital
GIEsRTRuDE NuTHALL,. beloved wife OF
Jonn r Nuthau and mother of Betty Anne:
oaugnter OF Adel and the late Max Her
mann; sister Of Phillip, Oscar and Richard
German Y. s. N. R., and Mrs Minnie
SSutnaL. Funeral from 910 Kent pl. ne.
Saturosy, June 3, at $50 am. Requiem
mass at Holy Name Church at am. IN
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela-
ttyes and friends invited.
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O'DONNELL, MAREI.

MO- DoUNNELL' ~ MABEL 7. On Monday,
St; NV, MABEL T. o'DoNNELI Beloved
VIE OF Thomas Edward ODonnell and
daugnter Of the late Charles II. and Car
coward ODonnell: Mary Elizabeth, Benia.
MN Parker and Alice Marie O'Donneil:
slsIer ar q Mrs Eva J. Turner, Mrs. John
tfarker and Mrs. Charles Sheetz. Funeral
i,om I,S,ia tne above residence on Thursday.
Srir;. 3qie l. AZ m REQUIEM mass at Holy
uI[isnas ud invited. 1nterment Mount Olivet
cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by P. A. TaltavuIl
Evening star., 1944-05-31

SHERWOOD. JOSEPH ARNOLD, On
| tI tMIonaay May 20, 1914 JOSEPH ARNOI1D 1D
SHERWOOD. husb band of Catherine Sher
SaTsi wooa son Sf the late Thomas J. and Mar
NJ, J. Arthur, Thomas L. and Maypayes Jesepn M
sheryood:e Funeral from the Saffeli f,i. i
nerai 1, nome. 475 St NV. on THURSDAY,
Sune l. at $50 am. Requiem mass al
St. Marys Church at am. Relafives
ana friends invited. Interment st. Mary's
Evening star., 1944-05-31

l944. at Avon Park, Fla, Aviation Aas Ga2e, 2e,
MiI,,iIh MMAiI.ph L: RILEY, beloved husband of
and dns asdvi sdavmakeE Riley and son Of Harry L.
iIut;. ieter arlington Va. Notice of funeral
Evening star., 1944-05-31

% hqaFLf' DANIEL r. On Monday. Nav
e, DANIEL R. RUEFLY the beloved i hus. S
Ginr;. Cana OF Marguerite P; Ruefiy and father OF
so.,,;a 1loTia u. and June Ann Ruefly. Funeral
sSe,vceS Sar,o "a al tne Thomas F. Murray funeral
nome nome 2oo7 Nichols ave. Sc, on Thursday.
"une J. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Cedar Hill Cemeferv
Evening star., 1944-05-31

McREADY, WILLIAM HENRY. On Tues
Day May 80; 1874, at Colonial Beach, Va,
WILLIAM HENRY McREADY. beloved hus-
father Of Edward H, William Lloyd and
Ralph !. McReady, and Mrs. Helen p
HlIieary% He also is survived by one
resting at the Ives funeral home, 2s47
Wilson BLVD, Arlington, Va. where funeral
p.m. Interment Columbia Gardens Gene.
terry.
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on Tuesday, May SO, 1914, at his resi-
dencs; 1903 Georgia ave. w, WILLIAM s.
MUNIINGER, son of the late Catherine
Munzinger and brother of Mrs Eunice
Thomas and Mrs. Emily Hook Funeral
from his late residence on Friday, June o
AZ 2 pm. 1nterment Rock Greek Cernes
Evening star., 1944-05-31

SCARBO 20, MARY LOUISE On rros
gay May 30, 1914. at her residence ana
RcFS5S RoRo tbe ave bsoysd nw MARY LOUISE SCAR
Rayland. Mrs. Elizabeth Pendleton Nv
henrietta Tayloe and Mrs. George F
Sacoos services at Chambers funeral
nome 140O. Chaplin st. NV, on Thu~sdav
June l. at pm. Interment Rock Creek
Evening star., 1944-05-31

snoni' WILLIAM HENRY. On Sunday
MILAN Mhy HEHRY f2aa at sHogTs e3
St ne, beloved husband of Sarah Rebecca
Snort. He also leaves to mourn seventeen
cnnoren, thirteen grandchildren, one sis
ter one brother and other relatives
Friends may call at the Robert G. Mason
funeral home, $500. Nichols ave Sc, after
Campbell A. M. e Church. Nichols ave- Itte
/ ana sumner rd. Sc Rev. D. G. Robinson
oficiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
| Cemetery. al
SToCKBERGER, DIR. WARNER w. On
Saturday; May 27. 1914, DR. WARNER W
socaHERSER seoSed b1sSa1s Of Of Mso. 59 csdaE
and father Of Mrs. Lucille S. Boyer 81
Phlladelphia, Pa, Remains resting at the
s: H Hines Co. funeral home, 29O1 14th
81 NV services at the above funeral
! Cen etery. ri
SULLIVAN. DANIEL A. On Monday.
May 20. 1914, at his residence, 4I6 Ken
tucky ave; Sc. DANIEL A. SULLIVAN
husband of Rose Sullivan, brother OF Leo
D.; snd Frank 2. Sullivan. Ella v. Williams
hers funeral home, 5l7 1Ith st. Sc, on
Thursday, June /, at $50 am Mass at
Holy Comforter Catholic Church at am
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
| SUMMERS. CHARLES H. Suddenly, on
Sunday. May 2s,. 1914, at his residepce,
272s Cham Bridge I'd. NV. CHARLES
n. y; SUMMERS st.is beloved husband Of the
Edwin Summers, Funeral from the George
w. Wise funeral home, 5000 M st. NV,
| on Thursday. June |, at pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Eldbrooke
Methodist Cemetery. 81
Evening star., 1944-05-31

Nay May 29. 1914. MARGARET r On PMF1nday; F4M y;
sIVs 5th st; ne. beloved wife Of he IL ts te
Greegy Gy snd j.; Green Tss and and mother of DR.. Dana
from Timothy Hanlon's funeral hone eheIai eI4
Tntssrr;r ne THURSDAY, June /, at . m
tinel ttioefment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ReIa.
Evening star., 1944-05-31

%, 1914, at his residence, in Brookiyn.
n; Z, JOHN 3. coNNELIY. brother a's oi ii
mains resting at the James +. Ryan flI.
neral home, ,317 Pa. ave. se.. after
Pm. Wednesday. May 81. Funeral from
the above funeral home on Thursday, June
l. at $50 am; thence to st. Peter s
Cnurcn. where mass will be offered at 10
am Relatives and friends invited IN
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery. al
Evening star., 1944-05-31

BoDINE, IDA B. On Monday, May 90,
1914, at her home, Macarthur blvd. near
Cropley. Md, IDA B. BODINE, beloved
wife. of the late Joseph H. Bodine Funeral
services at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase fu-
neral home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey on
Thursday, June l, at 2 pm. Interment
Potomac, Md
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% egaLLs' Ia14 pB1 Roy II, On Monday, May
81: NV, beloved husband of Adelaide G G.
S;oa goaiiS uncle of Nathaniel L. oualis, Ma
hrnt, t,on r: Qualls and Natalie Qualis' and
leaves other relatives and friends oo NoO
ice Ice OF funeral later. Arrangements bv W
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Dance Opens G Avenue
USO Club In Douglas

A dance featuring music by the
Fort Huachuca Special Service Diyi-
sion's Henry Wells Combination, !"
marked the opening Thursday, June
Is, of the G Avenue USO Club in
Douglas.
The building, located at 736 G
Avenue. Douglas, has been almost
completely equipped with attractive
lounge furniture and other furnish
ings and will be, formally dedicated
on Sunday afternoon, July %, at 8
o'clock.
Director of the G Avenue USO is
Mr.. Richard Warren, former Man
haitian, Kans., elementary school
principal, and graduate of Kansas
State Teachers college at Ernporia.
A USO employee for more than a
year, Mr.. Warren comes to Douglas
with wealth of eXperince in USO
leadership and recreation. His latest
USO assignment prior to taking over
the Douglas club was with the USO
Mobile Service unit which serviced
the American prisoner of war camp
at San Bernardino, Calf. Formerly
stationed at Yuma, Ariz., Indie
Desert Training Center), Calf, and
Camp Clipper, Calf, he worked with
the 93rd Division during desert man
euvers and until that unit went ov-
erSeaS.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
GI Nitery, Club PX,'
Serves Service Men
With Food and Fun


The night of June 13 the most
unique spot in Fort Huachucae was
opened-"Club PIX" This club unr.
der the supervision of 1t. John r.
Boone, was built by the enlisted men
of the 29th Special Service Conf
pany.
Music on the opening night was
rendered by the Seven Sinners, en-
tertainment by the U. S. o. troupe
No. 86. The program was emceed
by Pfc. Donald Hill, a recent addi-,
ton to the 29th Walters were on
hand to serve the guests refresh
ments, which consisted of beer,
sandwiches and cokeS.
The idea is an attempt to take
the individual away from "GI' = All
interior decorations were carefully
chosen, in order to avoid the usual
atmosphere one meets in PIX,
The 29th, in order to serve you
has opened this club for your en-
tertainment Naturally everyone
could not be admitted that night,
so if you decide to spend an evening
at the Club PIX please call 1884
and make reservations. F,s...ss
SGT. VERGINALD DOLPHIN.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Miss Opel E. Reeves Becomes
Bride of 1t. Paul V. Jackson
In Division Chapel Ceremony

In simple but impressive we'd
ding ceremony held in the Division
Chapel last Friday evening, June
16, Miss Opal Elfreda Reeves be-
came the bride of Lit. Paul " jack
son Jr., formerly an officer of the
6o0th F. A. Bn., 92nd Infantry Di-
vision. Chaplain Oscar w. Sedan
performed the nuptial service.
Mrs. Jackson is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Reeves of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and 1t. Jackson is
the sen of MI. Paul V. Jackson sSr.,
of Atlanta. The marriage was the
elimination of romance that be-
gan 10 months ago at Fort Hua-
chuca
The bride, who was given in mar
riage. by her brother-in in-law, Capt.
Jesse R. Turner of the 317th En-
gineer Battalion, 92nd Infantry Di-
vision, was lovely in a floor length
gown of white with net skirt and
lace bodice. She wore a finger tip
length veil which fell from a bridal
coronet of orange blossoms, and
carried a beautiful fountain-spray
vi oelSO VI Wl11tC Odl OlOIlO dIld
babybreath from which white satin
StreamerS and bows cascaded.
The brides attendants were her
sister, Mrs. j. R. Turner matron-
of-honor, who wore a gown of aqua
net and carried corsage of pink
carnations; and Miss Juanita Slay-
ton, bridesmaid whose gown of
powder blue was accented by a pink
carnation corSage. Best man was
1t. Linthal D. Turner of the. 92nd
Infantry Division; and ushers we're
Its. Deward Sims and Rudy Eich-
orn, both of the 92nd Infantry Di-
vision. Soft music for the ceremony
was played by Mrs. G. E. Williams
at the Post Chapel organ.
1t. and Mrs. Jackson left Fort
Huachuca Wednesday morning for
Chattanooga, Tenn, where they will
make their home temporarily, 4 due
to 1t. Jackson's recent transfer to
Fort Benning, Ga. While at this
station Mrs. Jackson was employed
in a clerical capacity at the Post
Property Office.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Is Fl. Huachuca Nurses
Transferred to POW Camp

Recently fifteen smeinbers of the
Fort Huachuca Army Nurse Corps
contingent were transferred for duty
to prisoner-of-war camps located in
the states of Arizona and Utah.
Five nurses were sent to Camp
Ogden, Utah, with lst 1t Agnes B.
Glass in charge of the group. 9th
ers were End Its. Bernice Britten,
Velma Brown, Marjoria Clark and
Bessie o. Hart. ,'.a
To Florence, Arizona, under the
supervision of 1st 1t. Josephine
Cherry, went End Its. Pattie d.
Evans, Idella M. Ford, Pauline r.
Chambers and Nellie E. jackson.
Second Lieutenant tal1e
Maxwell was nurse in charge of the
group which went to Papago Park,
Arizona. This group was composed
of End Its. Ethel c. Johnson, Lollie
v. Marshall, Sophronia E. Graham
and Mary E. Summerville.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
WAC Wardrobe to Get New
off Duty Dress of Military
Beige Shantung for Summer

More intent than ever before on
making members of the Women's
Army Corps the best-dressed women
in the Armed Services, the War De-
partment has recently authorized a
new off-duty dress of rayon shan
tung. military beige in color.
Authorized specifically for summer
wear, the collar of the shirtmaker
dress can be worn open or closed and
the sleeves may be cut off above the
elbow for wear in tropical climates.
A matching shantung garrison cap,
brown pumps, brown handbag and
cotton chamois gloves complete the
ensemble. Officers and enlisted
members of the WAC will wear iden-
ticaI dresses except for insignia
The new summer garment will not
be generally issued, but will be sold
to WACs who desire them.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Headquarters Employees
Depart from Huachuca
After Valuable Service

Mrs. Frances Steele and sister,
Mrs. Margaret Schleich, two of the
most popular civilian employees on
the post, left last week to rejoin
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Gould, formerly of Basin, Wy
oming, now residing in San Jose,
Calf.
The Gould Sisters, as they were
popularly known, had been at Fort
Huachuca since midsummer 1912.
Mrs. Steele was Message Center
clerk, Mrs. Schleich acted as secre-
tary to the Adjutant, Maj. H. R.
Hansen.
Mrs. Steele expects to devote all
her time to young son "Torchy" un-
til her husband, 1t. Joseph c. Steele.
now stationed in the Pacific, ret
turns home.
Pfc. Harry Schleich, husband of
the other sister, is a member of the
Army Air Forces and is stationed at
a Colorado air base.
On the eve of their departure
many fellow employees Joined in
rendering best wishes to the sisters
for success in their new home.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
War Bond Dance Saturday
Night at Lakeside Club

The Officers Lakeside Club will
feature War Bond Dance Satur-
day night.
Door prizes of war bonds. will be
given away and throughout the
evening war bonds of varying de-
nominations will be raffled and sold.
For the rafting of bonds, an in
genious use will be made of novelty
game machines.
Throughout the evening, members
of the Finance Department will be
present to issue war bonds ION the
spot" to the lucky persons present.
The War Bond Dance is being
planned under the auspices of Major
Claude G. Owens, Post Exchange
Officer.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
MIR. Everett w. Johnson Is
Red Cross Field Director In
Post Personal AffairsOffice

I The addition of a senior assistant
Red Cross field director to the Fort
Huachuca Personal Affairs office
this week marked new note in the
expansion of services for the well
fare of military personnel on the
Post.
Mr. Everett w. johnson, former
ly senior assistant field director in
the Red Cross field directors office,
located in the New Cantonment
area, is in charge of the new office
in the Personal Affairs set-up.
Mr.. Johnson's new duties will be
to coordinate the work of the Red
Cross with that of the Personal At
fairs Branch and Army Emergency
Relief and Similar agencies for
clearance OF. such services as they
have to offer to enlisted. men and
officers.
In addition the senior Red Cross
field directors office on the Post
will offer field services to men of
the following units: Post Special
Service Division, Post Veterinary
Detachment and the 1916 Engineer
Regiment.
Working with Mr.. johnson in the
Red Cross office on the Old Post
is Mrs. Mary Jacques DuConge, his
secretary. Mr.. Johnson and Mrs.
DuConge are two of the oldest Red
Cross employees on the Post in
point of length of service.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Visitors Are Shown Through
Red Cross Chapter Building

Recently visitors were. shown the
Production Room, Junior Red Cross
Room and office of the Post Red
Cross.
HosteSses for this Open House
were from the Colonel Young School
and the Capt. Whitside School.
Those who offieiated are the fol-
lowing, Misses Theodore Chambers,
Joyce Franklin, Lois Urquhart,
Rachel Sepufveda,s Gladys Gathing,
Eloise Kendrick,, Cecilia Mann, and
Consuela- Polk.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-23
Junior Red Cross Sends Xmas
Packages to Kids in Alaska

Last week, the packages prepared
by local Junior Red Cross members
were shipped to the Pacific. Area
Office SO that they might be sent
to Alaska in time to reach the chill
dren by Christmas.
The contents consist of games,
books, puzzles, pencils, building
blocks, dolls, marbles. hair ribbons,
airplanes made. by boys of the
Capt. Whitside SCHOOL,, wash cloths,
soap, tooth brushes, tooth paste,
combs, powder, embroidery thread,
beads, Christmas decorations and
packages of Christmas wrapping
tissues.