The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-11

IanKerS ana Truckers" are say
ing the WACs will never see a lonely
night as long as they are here
the entertaining with parties and
whatnot . they are certainly get
ting in the "limelight." Some
of the WACs are saying the leav-
ing of the BuffaloeS marked the
end Of their Huachuca romances.
others are saying, 1T just don't 60
like that" Still others are sending
fine boxes with cookies, candies.
and in one was box of 666's for
colds -. some are writing letters
by the day.
When the Postal Packing Mama"
| dishes out mail from Alexandra,
faces light up like Christmas trees
-. with sighs of relief. The Post
/ al Packing WAC Scales" was pro-
moted to Pfc. last week :. first step
up the ladder
YOU CAN'T JUMP JODY' NOW
A recent Army Regulation on
WAC wearing apparel prohibits the
wearing of any outstanding article
! Of WAC clothing by civilians, spe-
officially mentioned is the WAC
utility bag, hats, blouse CT skirt,
utility and oVercoats.
The prescribed WAC uniform will
be worn at all times on or off duty
except for purposes of sports. The
article formerly called the blouse is
now being referred to as the Jack
et."
When the cotton blouse is worn it
is permissible to wear the collar
open without tie, but when the
jacket is worn, shirts must be but
toned, with the tie on. When the
tie is worn it will not be tucked in
as previously worn.
We can look forward to a more
comfortable summer, can't We? Of
ficers and enlisted women of the
Corps assigned to some particular
branch of the service (example as in
MedicaD will wear that identifying
insignia instead of the Pallas
Athena.
| FURLOUGHS AND STUFF
Wearing million dollar smiles,
sparkling baggage, and shined shoes
! . sharp as tackS" were the fol-
! lowing WACs who recently left for
| their respective hometowns for their
/ furloughS: Pvt. Tommie Rookard,
Cleveland, Ohio; T/5th Lillian JAR
ret, Bronx, NY; Pfc. Nettie Weav-
er, Washington, DC; Pvt Mirleane
! Wicks, Dallas, Texas; T/5th Olean
Edmonson and her spouse, Pfc Her
bert Motor PooE Lyles, Austin,
Tex, and Miskogee, Okla; Tk5th
Cecilia Goldsby, Chicago, ILL.,; Pvt.
Mayvee Ashmore, Appling, Ca;
T/5th Christine Dones, Brooklyn,
NY; Pvt. Shirley Jones, Rochester,
NY; Pvt. Louise Hollis, Tuckegee,
Ala. Pvt. Hollis will visit her
spouse, 1t. Paul Anderson of the
Army Air Forces. That, too, was the
result of a Fort Huachuca romance
climaxed in marriage. Pvt. Lois
| Turner is furloughing in Norfolk,
Va.
IN THE GO-ROUND
T/5th SANDRA LITTLEJOHN
sported that fashionable horseback
riding outfit she got during the hol-
| idays. She spent last weekend in
Elgin, Ariz., riding high" -. don't
kIlOW WI1dG ClldU oul1d1O Will GIll1lh
in case he gets the Sentinel
The variety of places to go seems
to be getting far-flung +. what
other spots will the WACs find?
Tl5th MEREVA PARRISH enjoyed
her weekend in Douglas Ariz., and
Pvt NAOMI ELLIS on the old
merry making" grounds of Tue
son, AriZ.
GREETINGS GATES"
Hailing from Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, are the following members
who have added more charm and
grace to our group We are glad to
have with us Pvts. ENID TAYLOR
and SHARLOTTE GALLOWAY.
Consider yourselves at home
SPICE OF LIFE
Pvt. HARRIET DUNN received
letter from Louisiana from her
photographer, Cpl. Roscoe Murray.
lst Sgt. CORNELIA DUNN is
little worried because she hasn't
received that wire she's looking for
and know that guy will be
salty if she doesn't write him i. +.
she's making a quick decision. I've
heard from few of those BuffaloeS
who want me to send them a copy
of the Sentinel each week. (.
Wonder why?
Well WANS it'c for most Cbouf