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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-09
HAROLD g. SMITH, AttorlA
Rockville, Maryland.
Notice To Creditors

1NUtlCe 10 NTeuitOTS~-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvf
that the Subscriber of MontR1
cry County, has obtained a
the Orphans Court of Montgd
cry County, in Maryland, Lett|
of Administration on the persc|
Estate Of IA
j. EDWARD KRAYER,
late of Montgomery County,
ceased. All persons having Clai
against the deceased are hsf|
warned to exhibit the same, "
vouchers thereof, legally auth
ticated to the subscriber on
before the Path day Of All
next they may otherwise by
be excluded from all benefit
said Estate. All persons indeb'
to said Estate are requested
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2
day of October, in the year
our Lord, one thousand nine NJ
dred forty-four.
EDITH X. SLAVES,
Administratriz
1923 Gladwyne DFii
Til Bethesda, Marylt
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-09
ALBERT M. BouIc,. AttoraeDl
Rockville, Maryland.
Notice To Creditors

ALBERT M. BoUIC,. Attorae1
Rockville, Maryland.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GI
that the Subscriber of std
Virginia has obtained from
Orphans Court Of Montgd
County, in Maryland, Letters
tamentary on the personal Estt
of
RICHARD d. MICOU
late Of Montgomery County, 4
ceased. All persons having ClaiI
against the deceased are mere
warned to exhibit the same, wi
vouchers thereof, legally authen
Gated to the subscriber on or \
fore the 18th day Of April, neS
they may otherwise by law be 4
cluded from all benefit Of said 4
tate. All persons indebted toSs sa
Estate are requested to make Il
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this n
day of October, in the year Of d
Lord, one thousand nine hundr
forty-four.
JOHN M. DANIEL,
Episcopal High School,
900 Alexandria, Virgini
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-09
NOTICE
Liquor Control Board
for Montgomery County

Liquor Control BOdrd
for Montgomery County
Application having been made
to The Liquor Control Board for
Montgomery County, for approval
Of license to sell Alcoholic Bev-
erages pursuant to the provisions
of Article 2B of the Annotated
Code Of Maryland, as amended,
notice is hereby given that the
said application is made by J. M.
Buffin, Mary V. Buffin, and
Marcel Zimmerman, for and on
behalf of Wheaton Inn Corpora
ton, for a Class "D' On sale
Generally Beer and Light Wine
license.
The place Of business proposed
to be licensed is located at
Wheaton, Maryland.
Pursuant to law the Board has
fixed
November 22, Wednesday
1920 A. NJ.
at the Liquor Dispensary ruild-
ing, Silver Spring, Maryland, for
Hearing on said application, ;ghich
is on file in the Office of the
Secretary of the Board, Silver
Spring, Maryland.
Any person desiring to be heard
in favor of, or in operation to
the approval of said application
should appear at the time and
place fixed for said hearing.
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD
FOR MONTGOMERY
COUNTY,
By: B. X. ENGLISH, Secretary.
This ddte was changed from
November % due to this dGte
being o holiday.
"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-09

Part-time work is found benefi-
cial to young students.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-09

to Make Sale.
JUDGE WEBB, Auctioaeer. tbs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Emotional
Conflict Shows
Up in This
Mosaic
Constructed by
n Man Who
Tried to Commit
Suicide.

pickme-ups. It's loaded With many small wooden
squares, oblongs and trianglcs, brightly colorcd
and not unlike miniature set Of babys building
blocks.
This array of nurseryschool playthings APP
peals we're told to Of the most primitive
creative impulses of the human race-some apes
have it too, it sccms-the irresistible desire 10
make pictures.
The patient goes to work eagerly with the
colorcd bits but is entirely unaware that his mas
terpiece is going TO give his inner self away Like
the strange "doodlers drawings" one makes on
telephone pad, the images one sees in floating
cloud, the things Or. Wertham's visitor does or
doesn't build, science finds, have definite psy-
Geological meaning.
If the block artist is a sane and normal crea-
ture-with a minimum OF buried yens-he'n start
putting together a mosaic in the center Of the
tray In it he'll use pieces of many different
shapes and coloTs in orderly design.
II he's more imaginative, but still definitely on
the-beam mentally, he may make fruits, flowers
maybe even a nostalgia likeness Of the bird on
Nellie's hat. These reproductions will look ike
what they're meant to be- both in form and color.
Thcre'u be tasteful realistic amounts Of red
in any normal persons work of art, but when the
pattern looks like that flag folks used 10 be
afraid to in propc"ly-occupicd pasture,
there's danger on the patients mental front.
The builder who uses too much red, experts
say, is excited emouonally and may become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

violent on very Slight provocation
Since normal persons aren't especially
in need of finding out they're not
"teched," it's fairly obvious that the tech
nique was developed TO disclose warped
brain conditions, and perhaps, by uncov-
erng the cause OF the trouble, help in
formulating a course of treatment.
Although il was Dr. Wertham who
developed the block game, with a gener-
Gus financial grant from the Child Neu-
rology Research Friedsam Foundation,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Using a new device
which turns 10 good
a dvanta & @ mans
never.failing ] lbit of
performing telltale
acts unconSCioLsly, Or.
Frederick Wcrtham,
widely.known psychia-
triSt of Queens Gen.
cral Hospital, New
York, now can make
anyone'S personality
quirks as transparent
us cellophanc.
When a patient
enters the hospitals
Mental Hygiene Clinic,
Or. WerthaIn usually
passes his famous
cocktail tray.
But there is q con
spicuous absence Of
h ors d'oeuvres and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

another case; that Of 4
criminal charlatan who
hoped 10 escape punish
mcnt by pretending 20 bc
crazy. Instead Of max
ing an automatic picture
rs his mind dictated. re
deliberately constructed a
meaningless tumble Of
colors and shapes.
But the haphazard and
seemingly crazy mosaic
didn't fit the symptoms
he was taking.
Malingcrers feigning
mental shock from acci-
dents so they can collect
compensation, and men
pretending TO be- unbal-
anccd 10 avoid the draft,
quickly give themselves
r the same reason.
/ upset or actual insanity,
led 20 the American Neu-
influences its victims 20
distinguished symbols ia
Really insane persons aIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

eral times the colored blocks have
played an important part in homi-
eide Investigations.
The most outstanding of these
was the case of Elizabeth Wagner,
a twenty-twoycar-old factory work
or in Astoria, ~. Y. According .
her confession TO the police she
put rat poison in orange juice and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

squares together regardless Of color. Then she
did the same with the oblonEs and triangles
Such pattern already had been demonstrated
by many clinical trials 10 be the one mentally
deficient people are most likely 10 make. Recon-
mcndationS based on these results were that the
girl be sent 10 a mental institution instead OF
being brought to trial.
The question arises, could the girl merely have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

milk which she gave 10
her two brothers.
Both boys died.
Previous deaths in the
family attributed 10
natural causes, were Cit
cd as slightly mySteri-
Gus and possibly indicat
Ing that here was a
budding Borgia. But
Or. Wertham, then at
Bellevue, pointed out
the girl had already
been in a mental hos
pital, and was not too
bright. This was backed
up with results from
the mosaic tests.
Given the small col
orcd Snaps Of the block
zane, Elizabeth made
the crudest possible de
cfOOc Chn nut all the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

other aStute investigators
of conflicts that throw a
monkey wrench into the
S m Doth operation Of
mans mind are adopting
the idea
These tests are found
useful in wedding out
from society persons who
are likely 10 commit
crimes or those who have
suicidal tendencies. SeV-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL

A HUMAN clam might hide his likes and dis
IA likes from his friends forever simply by
V refusing 90 open his mouth. But the best
'no-speak" attitude in the world probably won't
help person conceal his selftorturing fears and
foibles from science any more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

fooled the pSychiatrist and so saved hcrself2
That she couldn't have done so is Indicated by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

March :. IatI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

away in every case 70
Each type Of menta
experts recently repor
ToloCiCal Association,
use definite, easily
their picture-making.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Elizabeth Wagner, Confessed
Poisoner, and the Simple Block
Patterns She Made, With a
Separate Unit for Each Shape
(AbOve Right That Saved Her
From Punishment.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
DoinesAt Service Club No. 2.

Service Club No. uShered in the
New Year with a hot stepping Cab
aret Show. Over two hundred din
ner reservations were made which
tells you that the girls were out.
Everybody agrees that no less than
six hundred soldiers attended our
grand cabaret party to welcome in
LEAP. YEAR. Our story is incom-
plete until you hear of the fine en-
tertainment of the star performers
of G. I. Rhapsody. The personality
of Babe Wallace as NC. and his
matchleSs voice lent color to the
evening. There is no forgetting the
very special dancing Of Pfc. Olive
Dedeaux and Cpl. Fayard Nicholas
or the hilarious skits of PYtS. Macao
Anderson, Eugene Jackson and
Lawrence Neely. If this reporter
has skipped any names, that's be-
cause those performers were extra
special. What's that the Post Band
is yelping. because they were not
mentioned? That can't be. It was
their music which made the dancing
hot-jitteryJ for the Utter bugs and
mellow for the boys with that far
away, hook. sA;57rs Is
+ Give a round sof- applause to Sgt.
John Motley for the double Hour
ef.4GkaEn1s program he gave. The
second Sunday his: g1lest tsSelpdst was
Sgt Chester Crnfnplee. DiH ,Hq. HIS
voice charmed all who listened and
it was appropriate that Mrs. Mar
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Pfc. Irene Wotts,
Rewarded
For Honest Act

AS an award for honesty, Pfc.
Irene Watts, WAC Section SOU 1922,
received a $25.00 War Bond from
Elder Morgan of Morgan's Construc-
tion company, Friday morning, Dec.
T. The bond was presented to her
at reveille by her Commanding Of
ficer, 1t. Irma j. Cayton; as the
WACs gave her great applause.
Pfc. Watts found $4,000 in front
of the Morgan Construction COM
pany, located across from the Post
Railway Station, on December 5 at
TOO. She turned the money over
to Major H. r. Hansen at Post Head
quarters. When the money was
placed in the hands of the owner
she was sent the War Bond as a re-
ward.
Pvt. Watts home is in Cincinnati,
Ohio. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Emma Watts. Before joining the
WAAC she was attending Mechani-
cal high school In Cincinnati, and
is now a driver for the ON. Motor
Pool. PFC Watts came to Fort Hua-
chuca on December 4, 1942 with the
first group Of WACs assigned to this
Post. c .
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Old Post Library Adds 428 New
Titles to Adult Book Collection

Arms; Marge, "Oh, Little Lulu;
Gard, Sailors in Boots; Young,
Blonde Az - Cartoons. LariaY,
.Army Fun Book; McCann, Com
plete Cheerful Cherub";; Viney,
Sailors Are Gobs of Fun, Hattie;
Pendleton, "Hit the Rivet, Sister,
Smith, Life in a Putty Knife Fac
tory"
SCIENTIFIC -Eeschbach, Hand
book of Engineering Fundamental" !;
Harding, Heating, Ventilating and
Air Conditioning; KraSner, '.Math-
ernatics and the Imagination" Chi
rard1 Radio Physics Course; Bal
lantine, Essentials of Engineering
Mathematics, ;; Bradley, "Mathe-
matics of Air. and Marine Naviga-
tion";;ss- Morgan. Aircraft Radio;
Mixter, Primer of Navigation; Hal
pine; tsPilot's Meteorology.'
WAR AND THE ARMY Willkie,
'fOne World; Colby, Army Talk;
"Old Sarge "How to Get Along IN
the Army: Steel, Men Behind the
War; ChilderS, :War Eagles; Bro
die. saay1nanis Guide to Naval
Strategy; WeSSrnan, aerial Bonn
bardments Protection; Scott, God
Is NY Co-Pilot";; Pennington. @Psy-
chosogy Of Military leadership; j;
N6illspa angh, "Peace Plans and Amer
lean CtioofcHS
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

ian Weathers of the Red Cross re-
queSted him to introduce one of her
original song compositions. It was
a beautiful romantic ballad in waltz
tempo.
On Sunday. January 16 the, Hour
of Charm will feature the Glee
Club from the 758th Tank Bat
talon. These are. the boys who
have made, such a hit on the. Tue
son USO radio broadcasts and 9TH
er spots. Also there will be orches-
tral music by our new Post Small
combination band. Special interest
in this hour has assured the soldiers
who attend of welcome by group
of ladies coming with Mrs. ,Wethers
especially to brighten the occasion.
Service Club No. 2 is bringing the
92nd and our soldier buddieS an
extra dance this week on Saturday
the 18th from to 10 as usual. But
you have to come to know the 9TH
er surprise in store for you.
Schedule for Week of January Is
Sunday 16-Hour of Charm. 1900
758th Tank Glee Club
HoStesseS- Officers Wives Club
Monday 17--Dance. :. 20OO
Tuesday Wrist. Prizes. 1000
]. Wednesday 10 9-Bridge,. prizes 1000
gg Thursday. 20 Dance s. 4. .2O0O
Friday 2l-Moyies, "Black Lirne-
- .. 2OQ0
Saturday 22-Binge, prizes. 1000
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
> SOCIALLY SPEAKING =
= AMONG CIVILIANS i
Hanna Hall Doings

Honoring Ellen Quinn who became
the bride of 1t Leon j. Miller, 500
F. A, Bn., at 2:3o pm, Sunday aft
ernoon, Jan. 9th, at St. Patrick's
Catholic church in Bisbee, a dinner
and crystal shower was held at the
Officers Lakeside Club on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 5th, at 7:3o The fol-
lowing attended: Mesdames Pearl
Carleton, William MacKay, Thomas
Smell, George, Bickle, Leonard Cum
ningham, j. Spencer Weed, Conway
Roulon-Miller. Etinice Lindsay and
Iva Moor, and Virginia Woods. The
Misses Pat Davies; Anne Flanagan,
Evelyn Dodge, Gloria Wilson, Mar
jorie Main, Margo Leuty, Marjorie
Gardner, Agnes Green, Clari Rus
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

During December the Old Post Lii
brary added 42S titles to the adult
collection which will be increased to
approximately $500 within the next
six weeks.
Among titles of interest are:
FICTION = Bellaman, Kings
Row and Floods OF, SPRING; Lo-
PEI, Caviar for Breakfast Nc
Meekin. welcome, Soldier; Basso,
HSun in Capricorn; Hale, .'Prodi-
gal Women; Powell, Time to Be
Born; Davenport, Valley of Deci-
sion" DuNaurier, Hungry HIP;
Walpole, Katherine Christian; /;
Weeks, ed, Great Short Novels"
GENERAL-Adler, How to Read
Book; Butterfield. "l2 Ways to
Write Better Letters; Mutt, "How
to Develop Good Memory: ICON
nell, sVictor Book of the Opera;
Victory Book of the SYMPHONY;
:s'Vogue's First Reader. ~.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES - Chic
Pei Sha, "ChineSe First Reader; /;
Brady, .Pan-American Spanish; |;
Ffsnke "Kriegsdentsch'; Oktno,
.practical Standard japanese with
Military Text:~s,. c.<5 s'-:s :se 81,
ts.H In OR - Scfacht,s sc1eWniuE
Through Basehalis' Campbell; ca
ties in Arms, and s More Caties sin
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
HighIights on the WACs
By (WAC) HUGHES

PIERRE has story from here to
New Orleans and back. She says,
1T was mighty fine"
From Hospital
Sgt. Anna r. Russell and Pvt.
Louiese Hollis are in the go again
after being confined to the Station
Hospital No 1. We're glad to have
them home again.
Visiting the Hospital
Yours truly paid one of her far
and between visits to Ward "20'
Saturday during visiting hours and
found the WACs doing nicely. Those
whom I had the pleasure of visiting
were S/Sgt. Margaret Wallace, Cpl
Thressa Lewis. Pvts. Dora Moore and
Lydia Howard and 1t. Mercedes
Jordan. 1t was Lit. Jordans' birth
day. Maybe it isn't very pleasant
thought to be in the hospital on
ones birthday, but, with the many
presents, friends, and the beautiful
birthday cake, it must have been a
DELIGHTFUL occasion. The cake was
delicious plus =. as well as that of
Cpl. Lewis. I always thought folks
Wall 1CNt OllC DIN 1OON OOO AluCI1
to resist.
Its Annie L. Brown and Lit Edna
Cunningham were also visiting the
WACs. Not forgetting that 1t. Edna
Cunningham Woodward had the type
of honeymoon that all newlyweds
enjoy short and the sad
ness in parting made the leaving
sweeter . rather nice, eh?
Just Thinking
-. Since this is "leap year" it
would be fun having a sadie Haw-
kins (Dog Patch style) Day" set
aside F.. party like.
So Says the Disher
Sgt. Theodore Sims, Post Recrea-
ton is now being panned as "the
wolf in wearing apparel D.. . the great
WAC lover" For further informa-
tion see Pvt. Jessie Mccain, new
conner to the Post. How does he
know? He's already man about
the Post, professional roller skater,
bowling instructor :, 80. and what
not. A SfSgt promoted to T/Sgt. in
December asked to be reduced
to buck private to come to the
SOU so he could feel the relation of
his sister WACs in fact, he says
the Sou has something that other
units don't have i. esprit de corps
Fun and Frolic
S/Sgt. Richard Massey said to me
the other day, do you know the
most amusing sight I saw in WAC
vile when I cruised through the
other PM was Pfc. CLELIE, photo
graphic Lab PECOT washing win
dows . the way she was going
about her work, i think she'd make
charming housewife" Now don't
start getting ideas, Sergeant.
1t. VIOLET ASKINS, Cpls. Crea-
dell Haley, Mereva Parrish, Betty
Joye, and Pvts. Reola Freeman, Dor
othy Jackson and Leila Marshall,
were adding a touch to their bowl
ing skill last week. +. hear that
some of them made nice scores.
See you!
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Wintertine

AIAeLA LAAuC
Old man winter has seen a good
two weeks here in Huachuca Some
of our parents. often write saying
they are glad we are where it's nice
and warm, and not where the water
pipes are freezing and bursting. The
story has changed now :. remember
last year this time wasn't cold
at ALL Oh well! the cold wealth
er carries along its benefits too In
cidentally the WACS are spending
their leisure time in their Dayroom,
and it's not due to male call
just warm in there.
In the News
Making news for herself and the
WACS this week is Pfc Irene Watts
who was rewarded a $500 War
Bond :. see the story elsewhere in
this issue.
Pvt. MARJORIE JENKS and her
soldier boy friend for many months,
M/Sgt. Eddy Stewart, are still play
ing the game of cards for two" and
slipping on coca colaS of evenings in
the WAC Dayroom S. Pvt. EDNA
FLETCHER doesn't get around
much any more J.. or is it the job?
Pvt. VERTIE HAYES hasn't been
seen because Pvt. Thomas (All-Starl
Turner of the Sou football and
baseball fame is on furlough. 1 also
understand that Pvt. SHIRLEY
JONES is being a perfect angel un-
til Cpl. Frank Robenson, 714th Med
ical Sanitation Company, returns
from furlough Did you ask me why
Pvt. CARMEN JONES is spending
all of her nights in the Dayroom?
. I'm only guessing !. it could be be-
cause of the escort I've seen with her
recently. The petite MISS WACKY
WOO" is in love. +. or did you
know?
News piled in this week on the
popular Pfc. LEANNAs CROSS of
the WAC. PIX. Have you noticed
how many Enlisted Men buy from
over that counter or does the
manager, Sgt. CARRIE 'WINDY
CITY, HAMILTON have anything
to do with it? One Sarge" in par
ticular seems to be the object of
, Leanna's affection. Cpl VERA
POWE, now a school girl, has a spe-
cial corner in the Dayroom each
evening. We
WAC ARRIVALS
PvtS. Edith Roberts and Dorothy
Reid, Fort Des MoineS, Iowa, and
Pvts. Viodel Watkins and Alpha
Curry, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, are
now stationed in Huachuca. We well,
come you to our. home. :. School
days are here again for some of the
'WACs. With pencils and pads we
see them board the WAC bus. A
number of the WACs attending these
special. training schools, are from.
other stations. See the story in this
issue. s 's
. Burroughs and Stuff
:. Pvts. Marguerite D. !. West and
Bernice D. Murphy are now on
emergency furloughs They do have.
our sympathy. -
Pvt. LEILA MARCHALL is still
'"beefing" about the glorious time
she had on furlough. Sgt. MAR
JORIE BLAND returned to find the
Corporal had Sergeant's rating. A
pleasant return indeed Pics Nellie
Alums, Addie Demby and Ruby
Johnson and PvtS. Ruth T. Pierre
and Ruth Hall are also back. Pvt.
:. :. :. = -.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Cpl. Hazel Russell Feted
AT Party on Her Birthday


TI5th Hazel Russell, Columbus,
Ohio, was entertained on her birth
day, January 10, with party given
by Mr.. Frank Stormit and other en-
ployees of the Post Exchange Ware
house at 1000 in the office of the
warehouse.
Cpl Russell, one of the first
WACs to come to Huachuca, has
been assigned as clerk in the PIX
Warehouse over year
She received several lovely gifts,
and the huge birthday cake was cut
by Capt. A.. x. Kimball.
Among the WACs present. We're:
Cpl. Doris Stewart, Pfcs.s, Willie
Richardson, Josephine Hutty, Mir
leen WicRs, Daisy Brooks, Verona
Featherston, and Pvt wilmer Price.
Mrs. Aretas b, Phillips. Mrs. Phil
lips IS on. a six. months leave of alb
Sence. g. .'-@ :Es4 @asszs-k,2
Mrs. Jordan, member iof a prefiI-
inent' Mid Western family, was for
naerly a social worker in New York
City.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Mrs. Irene II. Jordan Now On
Duty at Service Club No. 2

Mrs Irene Hudlin Jordan. wife of
Capt. Joe Jordan, rtd., is now on
duty at Service Club No. 2 as act
ing social hostess in the absence of
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
y X X y X q * * 4
"BITZ BY BETZ"
TISGT. BETTE KERR

A hearty welcome to the WACsj
from Camp Atterbury, Ind. and Ft.
Knox, KY, who will join the WACs
OF Huachuca to comprise the class
eS for hospital technicians A
fond farewell to the WACs Cadre
who will go to the State of Golden
Sunshine, California.
Travellers: Cpl. CredelI Haley. Pfc.
Carmen Jones, PVts. Anna Gross.
Inez Baham. Leila Marshall, have
returned to duty after their fur
loughs spent in their respective
homes. Pfc. Phyllis Branch spent
the weekend in Tucson.
Thots At Random Cpl I.orese
Jackson Knight wearing that honey
moon look ... The scarcity of mail
Given out at mail call now that
Christmas is over . Wonder when
Theodosia Lee will be able to finish
one call on that bugle she carries
around -. Cpl. Betty Joy deep in
conversation on a phone in the Day.
rccm -. The proud expression on
the faces of the new T/4ths, T/5ths,
and Pics ~.
Lights out party A unique
party after lights cut was held in
Barracks so Downstairs, January
in honor of Cpl. Mildred Epps, Bar.
racks CO. Cpl. Epps is moving into
the new barracks assigned to the
S tu d en- t Technicians. Delicious
helpings OF baked chicken, pickles,
cranberry sauce, fruit cake, and
cookies were enjoyed by the follow
ing 60iteS: Pics Leanna Cross, Ruth
Gaddy, Clelie Pecot, Geneva Glass,
Pvts. Kathleen Lewis, Marjory
jerks. Toni Rookard, Glenn Ed
ward, Parthenia Ruffin, Jessie Kel-
ly, Cpls. Mildred Epps, Helen Will
son, and Sgts. Hamilton and Bette
Kerr Hurd.
Just wondering: Where does Pfc.
Leaana Cross spend her hours when
she is off duty from PIX II =. -
When CPL Vera PoWe Will say I do
to a Certain Buffalo SISgt.3. . Who
will lead the singing on the PIX
truck after Pvt. Phyllis Better
Glass" Henderson has gone. 80
Beat the Axis in IA
They're all bunch of Tramps.
How can we do it. just Listen,
Pal
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

~ =
sell, Gladys Smith, Ellen Quinn,
Dorothy Schmidt, and Mary Pat
Quinn.
In, celebration OF its first ami
versary in Fort Huachuca, the mess
hall is having a special dinner with
some invited guests on Thursday
evening, Jan. 13. Harry Norwood,
our chef, opened the dining room a
year ago and is preparing the fes-.
tivities.
The newly married Captain and
Mrs; John A. Campbell have return
ed to the post after a short honey
moon. The couple, was married in
Stafford. Captain Campbell is with
the BIT Engineer Bn., of the 92nd
Division and the bride is the well
known and popular Ruth Turner, an
employee, of the Finance Office.
81 = k5-f-
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

The best ammunition misses the
mark, if the aim is poor.