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MlsceLlAkious ron sALl.

Mo3eellANeouS FOR SAIL.
1T06E W6dD0W5 ana sefSsr eomSlna-
tions. with All.metal adau1tahle closure
frame. ellminating weather strippins;
nssrss ins.rsheess. from sin nsds Il
ssnonstrs.ios sna @ sstimss.. sas can i any
s4gDiS Hs So cS6Sa. SsSS s.a !. H.ds into ..nrl.
fIss0 4fs scolynnsis| nas|nsia 81 aps sos ,,n
sMeSlsss M Spsas e, e dssSIs Ssd 4 1, We win
3 Sor sa.p:
qt0E5a5 S05s ,,EEHsAAlIF|EFs.r ,EHsAlIF|E ....,,.n, .oss,.
ton. x40. so. Conn. -Eold lacquered. -SIOb,
street IniddIe of bloek,. -
srsu. zen ssfssss rassao YHsslilssai H.llsai
mi sect on sale HSauARfu6M surPL7
xith s.rryins case. case: Pe rsssonsbl, ki neis.d. &
fYrEMsinirs ri EtsfInr rstis s.n,., s.rue.-s7,s 18th
NV On. 1883. Underwoods. 81 .sb mo-,
r. mos; Il ,dv,; SS; @ e DEL ss;st add; dsp:
cream -colored Stats With wood head or
s white slats % yith Completely CON stsel,inclosed steel
as. nssa oppests So rDtcSn rbsss.r nG 4si Conn.,
VIOLIN, nne-tonsd old Instrument. Sa5
After 3 pm, l437 Fairmont NV. g.
WASHER, practically unused Maytag
washer. and super de luxe Enthusiastically
controlled ironer. furniture included. S3f0
(not sold separately Of furniture). AT. 6S62
WASHING MACHINE. excellent condition.
Phone Adams 1892. between o and $40 pm.
WATER HEATERS. Rex, all sizes: eas au-
WIN ns. 5oHN q pdmbe1 1sImr
~ st. nv. MA. 4163 or RA. 1859.
WATER HEATERS, automatic gas and
bottled gas: all sizes: 20-yr.s guarantee;
immediate installation: terms. SH. 69f1.
WATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and bottle gas
20-30-4 -e0-T5. l00-gallon capacity All
heaters guaranteed to 90 years. No
down payment. years to pay. For
Information. phone AT. 1881. AMERICAN
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND cO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
rats. 1905 18th st. NV. Phone AD. A333.
MISCELLANEOUS articles. ~ in new
sink; 1-30 in. sink. ! corner china wash
bowl: ! toilet outfit: l second hand
pedestal wash bowl: 1 new 3O-gal prewar
storage water heater. / gas stove, $40:
large fan units. for refrigeratorS, less
compressors tplentv of compressors avail
ablel; / electric once water cooler, (needs
small amount OF repair: ] electric bapy' 8
bottle sterlizer steam electric heater
portable electric phonograph attach
ment for radio: Pa IT. electric nouresent
fixtures, (new); miscellaneous electric fix-
lures and store globes and miscellaneous
paints. 81 % per gal. 1872 l4th ST. NV
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHEo

DETACHED BRICK DWELLMG adjoi:ssn1
Rock Greek Park, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
TTecrsation room, oil hs4t; II: gsrege; tmms. aq :;
1871 q st. NV National 1885
MARINE 1t, COLONIES WIFE will ex.
change 6-rm. house In Northwest Washing.
ton for 1-bedroom apt. In Buckingham OF
vicinity Arlington Hall. Call OR. b227
after $50 m.
NAVAL. OFFICER and family urgently need
September occupancy, 2 or 3 bedroom, un.
furnished house, NV section or Arlington
Cali WO, 1904.
LARGE, detached house in Bfookland
me-. 9 bedrms., / bath, Gil heat. porches
$l.S mo-; near bus and schools. WI. 2835
$50 PER MONTHS rooms, 2 baths; or
fioors:. on lease for one year: just re.
sess VIM r. TssckMoRo Ms R.c Fl
tor, Investment Building.
TRADE 4-bedrm.. 2h.bath detached sbrich
house: heS ,. restricted chiilYm section; for z.
general neishborhood ia 6791.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

815 ST. Sc. near Navy Yard-For rent
rooms for light housekeeping. DI
l40I E. CAP ST.--1 large room and !
single room. conv. transp.: some privils. ;
ssn Somen Z Only. sTs Err a5so. n.vx va
nished. / small, light housekeeping room,
is letR ST. s.E.-Larse front room with
twin BEDS; clean men or man and wife
213 C ST. S:E.-Large, airy room, suitable
two or couple: all newly decorated; close
block Pa. ave. cars
Mr.. NAVY YARD, e1O G st. s.e.-Beaut
and spotless dble. and sgle. rm., next bath,
uYt. home. cnlInle or men
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTEp.

YOUNG MAN desires room and board In
clean, quiet Italian-A American home. NV
section. Write MR.. CIOFFI. 1856 Newton
St NV. 7s
QUIET. middle.ased. employed businessman
and semi-invAlid mother seek comfortable
essential Please phone Michigan 1910.
WANTED, Oct. 1, man 60. studious. single
room. 2 meAlss pay S48 II walking dis
tance to Internal Revenue: need room for
bookcase. typewriter table, desk; warm
GENTLEMAN. bachelor. nondrinker or
smoker. wants board and lodging with
semiprivate bath IN refined genttle guest
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond end virainio,

WANT A ROOM, By day or week, while
apartment hunting? Cali Oxford 3l57.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Bedroom, refned
ladies preferred; close to TRANSFORMATION;
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, twin beds, pvt. bath
and entrance; conv. transp. Pentagon,
Navy, Airport and Fort Belvoir. TIE. 2117.
SINGLE, semiprivate bath; Arlington: with
or without kitchen PRIVILEGES; convenient
Navy buildings. Constitution ave. and Of
nces vicinity x st. CHI. E222.
fast room included, S45; bus stop at door,
10c fare downtown; located on Lee hwy.
Call CHI. 1856.
SUITLAND-Single room. home PRIVILEGES:
convenient to Census and Navy Bldgs
am. to 8 pm. call CHI. 1900. Ext
1927 N. UTAH, ARL.-Lovely front room
new home, tile bath. shower; IOc fare,
near bus; $50 r.
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ROOMS FURNiShED-Northeost
100 ST. NE, Apt 306-Large double,
restricted: automatic elevator, new furni-
ture. private entrance, semiprivate tiled
bath and shower, roomy closet; near Cap
itol; references
30H A ST. N.E.-Large front, semipvt
bath: pvt. home; gentleman; refs; near
GAL LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-sinsle rm.:
nice location, Is min. to Navy Yard, walk
ing distance Of g. P. O.: So wk. TR. s472.
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RooA4s syIHN DoAap.

izi3 Ui71ENM00D %. KW---Ioon 70
s oss sss ssns s. s1sa essa ssn
ld19 1efh q. N.W.-Newiy decorated
douhls roem. S42.6O each. Also SGiri to
isss iSsS 81. NV = Nicely furni.hed
single and double rooms for youne men
snd tAdtes: excetlent board. 6s
home for young people In an unsurpsssed
location: reasonable. 81
DOW p0mNToWN-l70s 10th 1t. n.w.-Double
2il4 18th 81. N.w.--sinsies, doubles,
men only; S32-S40; meals enc. sun. eye.
reasonable rates. SINGERS, 1900 I7th
Ct. nv. and I40A 18th st. NV AID. 0420
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BoAH,

FOLDING BOAT, heavy canvas, Il It..
500; outboard motor twin Sea King. s.
h.p:. SS5; used for duck hunting; both
little used. EARL PRYOR, 24OS 57th
ave-, Tuxedo, Md
WANTED-Fiat-botto rowboat, 10 or IA
feet: must be in good condition. Call WI.
1884
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RooMs WAITED

SERVICE COUPLE desire furnished room
priyate bath. or small furnished apt, Ar
iington Of NV. D. c.. DI. $3.50. Ext. a36
YOUNG GIRL, going to school and Workini
ni9hts, desires nice room in private home
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COLORED, / or 2 fur1ishod rooms, bath,
for couple and 1O-month-old baby. Cali
adams 1890 between 4 and 3 pm.
COL Government employed couple
Dept. RI. 800. 1xt. 2bo2. Mn. CARR.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

MARE, Q yrs. old, thoroughbred; will be
shown at Ravenworth Show Sunday; drive
Or ride: spirited. CHI. 1900. ask for
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HOUSE, FURElsNR0.

. rms, bsdrms., sleepine porch, bath
With shower. Silver Sprins O3T3
nished. large back yard. 25O8 rafriaWn
STUDIO COTTAGE. large. r.. b. r. bath.
electric kitchen; 1 mi. from Alexandria:
ear needed. AIex OsO5..
WORKING WIDOW and sistsr will share
home with couple plus salary Tor wife's
CMEvX CHASE. b. C.-S rms. and bath,
oil heat; 1910 Send st.: $125: no linens,
silver or dishes: adults. OR. 9376.
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ApAATMINT NoUSGS FoA sAls.
c0NNEC1IC.T AVE.. beSt ssction, l00S
rented: two dfepr09f hutldin9s must Be
III 2Sla; stsrsssiys price Price Z; 2. poNAtDsoN,
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POULTRY B Eocs.

POULTRY B E0eS.
49, ,lI.x qlll4 lssa s.s PS,g9ls1 !9pIa:s
- \. =. HED rullETs. 5 sonths. blood
tested. S2 each. Aai1ton 4l33 ~
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.

ATTENTION, Government workers. Lirht
moving done at your convenience. day OF
nlCha; mnG;S Sreasonsbls e % n rates, co. s4s3,, 10s
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING 4 STORAGE CO., Taylor 2937.
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4. 1905 Kearney st.. n.e,-5-room ana
susl' PAR Sqnsa.oE sl. nnishsd attic, h,vh Icti
with 81 800 down payment. e0'
z. 2O21 goth rd North. Arlington, vs.
-6-room brick. years old; dc luxe befS
and kitchen. air.eonditioned oil fuel heat:
owner leaving city; reduced price, Sc 800.
,a5 Focmtng house. l0 rooms and bathA
S12.60c. completely furn.;' So. 900 down;
income. $500 per month besidea nat for
your own use.
4, 371e Benton st.. NV, Glover Park
:ssmidssaehsd s Ssa bsicki nev.house ceadition::
sTEIIE. RI ozas. II. es1s1 y
c0LOn1D-190O blk. \. n. ave. NV
S2eS down. Payments. like rent: Groom
sTsz S5ssk in q tass,rasls locstion: act roy. DL
nv. BAeuIKO RGALTY CO. = -
scontinued On Nszt Pass1
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ROOMS FURNISHED

COLORED-6l5 Kenyon
room for girl. RA. 3460,
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sale: Box 15-H, Star.
RE RE-UPHOLsTERING- piece living room
suite re-upholstered to look like new, $50;
latest patterns and new insides included;
best workmanship guaranteed SWISS up
HS0LsTERY oY, SHOP. 2423 18th st. NV.
RUG, sxis. oversize. eulistan, all wool,
Amer. Oriental; was $3.50, sell for $50;
rug pad included. CHI. 1887.
ksss as sssaed smoSnt s5n'as ss5! BICYCLES seSisi
SAXOPHONES-Buesc melody, like
new, S45; LIE Mar, alto, good condition
S89 30. Call Republic 1912, KITS
1880 @ street middle Of block).
SILvERWARE, VIM. Rogers. service for six,
never used. 1904 r. I. ave. ne
SLIP COVERS, davenport ~" and club
made. neutral tones. EN-. 1883.
SOFA BED, $2b; tuxedo, size 81 or 49, 81;
mans patent leather dress shoes, finest
n make IKE onsw. rev. INC 50. bos Eye st.
STEEL wINDows, air-cond. furnaces
aneles. beams. lolly columns. lumber, medi-
STORM SA8H-aee our twin sliding storm
sash with INTERCHANGEABLE bronze screens
before buying any storm sash: summer to
winter change-over In 40 seconds. For
free estimates phone HQ $500, AIR-
COMFORT CORR, 400 eprins I'd. nv.
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aee. ONCE open till 8 pm Cail wO. $500
EbW, =; Jones 4 co. NC 80 80
lent to Conn sve.-kxcslfienatt semidetacset
home for the larger family, Six bedrooms
baths; automatic heat; 2-car garage B.
w. S. 'f!i 3f. Sesa s' en- so 81
IRVING AND 18th ST. N.W.S10 r, ; b.
Soms KITS ,sS 81 heat; beautifully irrn
nicely decorated; immediate possession
ssS efoR REAL sRs ss1
HoaE e on aT S1ss and p9 Sos
rooms and bath. 8. porches, oil heat. ga.
sed .estfs ae'ea s.t.t. sso only ns1 ssee Rons6
koN Sa. IucHs HhsSesst co 1866 M si s. NV. SEM Ax
sMyvER SPRING. MD.-c.nter-hal, Colo.
ni Nal brick, Y acre; first floor. large living,
rooms, 2 tiled baths, recrsation s room: n gas sss
air conditioned garage: 30 days posses
sion: sion Immaculate condition. Leslie b.
CHEvY CHASE. MI.-pesutiful ne.rb,
location on Meadow Lane near Conn. ave
1-rm attractive brick Z bedrooms, bath
isTss iisins and dining tS rooms. .sS sSnroom rSom
s'S.Iv. town owner I, la; gTissS Il 81 $1,000 =.
93,950-PETWOkTH-2-family row brick
stippled walls, oil heat, garage, S1O,60O-
Petworth-s-rm. brick. OIL heat, .refgr., 2.
%zSotoN RElse to5sNsfs R4Y ip sesb co u
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Loveiy 3-bedroon
brick home, situated on large, beautifully
landscaped corner lot; full finished, base.
ment. and gear det. brick garage; 'gas
sya sisbo e R.sasss aHSS, az,
RkAITY Co. s1os Conn. Conn ave. IN. aS, isoo
RE1y 2RsH1 pntil nHtAilAssrp Assrp,n. every sysnins,
brick home. in . very desirable section;
consists Of liyips m: dining rm., kitshen'
2 bedrms:, tiled baths on End foor: 3rd
door beautifully finished, full basement
house icr SIC $50. csll CHEVY CHASE
REALTY Co, 3403 Conn. ave. IN 1900,
WAkEfIELO.Most attractive 6-rm. brick
shoppins and transportation; 5 bsdrms
tlsS n:tns sn End cc
Eoo EooH and va:hfcon; ,Gss h;.x.h; Ier
1EAG1Y 80. 3408 Conn. ave, NJ. 1900.
Osen until Pm. every evening.
Evening star., 1944-12-08
ZZ':; ZZ&;:iiS' !: 5:

DANCES.
War Workers Council Of War
Hospitality, National Press Club
auditorium, 9 O'Clock tonight. Service
personnel invited.
Navy Department Recreation As
sociation, Willard Hotel, 8 O'Clock
tonight. Members and guests.
EXHIBITS.
art In the Countries South Of
U.s." Public Library, Eighth and K
streets NV, 9 am. to 6 pm. week
days through Wednesday.
Drypoints in black and white and
IN color by Mortimer Borne Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, division of graphic
arts, Smithsonian Institution, on
Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through December II.
Third annual exhibit Of Artists
Guild Of Washington, Corcoran Art
Gallery. noon to 4:30 pm. Monday;
8 am. to 4:30 pm. Tuesday through
Saturday, and to 8 pm. Sunday,
through Wednesday.
New York City Camera Club show,
section Of photographs. arts and in
dustries building, Smithsonian In
stitution, on Mall, am. to 4:30 pm.
daily, through December.
French prints and drawings OF the
18th century. National Gallery of
Art, 10 a m. to 8 pm. weekdays, 2 to
10 pm. Sunday, through January
IA. 1945.
Old glass exhibit, OAR Museum,
Memorial Continental Hall. 9 m. to
5 pm. daily except Saturday, 8 am
to l pm, through June 80, 1945
LECTURE.
"Russia's Frontiers and the Peace
OF Europe" discussed by Rulka Lam
ger and Gabor de Bessenyey, for
Charles Carroll Forum, Mayflower
Hotel, $50 o'clock tonight.
MEETING.
The Washington Scientist, 819
Thirteenth street NV, o'clock
tonight. Selected members only.
MUSIC.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra,
Homer Phillips, trombonist, and
Leonard Smith. cornet, soloists, De-
partmental Auditorium, $3.50 o'clock
tonight
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. tonight: Kaplowitz Ac-
cordionettes, Military District of
Washington Dance Band and Lillian
Leonard of Gay COS" Revue
Film. Lets Face It." with Bob
Hope and Betty Hutton, USO Club,
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
OFFICERS.
Dance, Officers Service Club, 1914
Twenty-f1rst street NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
Bridge party and tournament,
Junior Officers of Washington, 735
Seventeenth street NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any of the
following USO members: Executive
0428, Republic 1927. National 0614 or
National 3431 Colored service per-
sonnel may call USO, Decatur 1854,
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07
Stotion Hospital Beats M.P.s;
758 'Tonkers' Roll Over 9th SIS.

Station Hospital No. Is basketball
team gained further laurels in the
race for SOU Championship by de-
featlng the MP. Detachment team
Monday night at the Field House by
a score of 38 to 81, while the 758th
IankerS" further abused the 37th
SIS. team (thrice defeated) by a
Scoreof "a to %.
BY this victory, Station Hospital
establishes itself as a prime con-
tender for No. l spot of the league.
The game against the MP.s was not
an easy one, being fast and furious
struggle from the first whistle till
the last.
The second game, between the
Tankers and the 37th SIS, illustrat-
ed the differences in two types of
play. The zone defense of the 758th
men was pitted against the man for
man defense of the Service team
and the battle was an interesting
one throughout.
Basketball gremlins must have
been employed by the Tank boys, for
the 37th's shots rolled off the rim of
their target in truly disappointing
fashion.
The final score of these games did
not Indicate how close the rivalry
was, nor how bitterly contested the
games were between the four teams.
A spectator could not have been
certain of any winner before the
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

won by such a narrow score is
a recognition of the Air Corps
team excellence and competi-
tiveness.
In December 30th's thriller,
every pass was fraught with
danger and every shot aimed at the
basket was as significant as a life
or-death cast, for victory trembled
upon one point.
big Three" Click
Yogi Baugh, Of the 75Sth, flipped
the winning shot through the net
with less than minute to play of
the third overtime period. Vieing
with him for heroS' honors were
Booker, who was high point man of
the game with IA tallies and Jack
son, with points. The whole Tank
er' team was lin there" however,
and put on an exhibition of hard
wood technique that would be hard
to- beat anywhere
Warden, towering center of the
DaVis-Monthan quintet, was a beau
tlful sight to watch as he prowled
beneath the 'Tankers" basket and
plumeted shots in without the ball
touching the hoop. He, alone, ac-
counted for II of il the Air Corps
scores. s9e - IL
Good SpOrtsmanship Shown {
Clean, hard playing and close de-
fenSe kept each team from running
up large score. Davis -MOnthan
drew first blood of the game and
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

as follows
OFFICERS and CIVILIANS-I.ow
GROSS. one Jacket; End low gross, one
dozen golf balls -.
FIRST FLIGHT-Low net, one
pair golf shoes; End. low net, one
dozen golf balls; 3rd low net, one
iron club.
y SECOND FLIGHT-Low net. one
pair of golf shoes: End low net, one
dozen golf balls; 3rd low net, one
iron golf club
THIRD FLIGHT-Low net, one
pair golf shoes; End low net, one
dozen golf balls; 3rd low net, one
iron club.
Longest drive on No. 2 Fairways.
one leather travel case. Closest to
the. pin, on No. 3 Green, one billfold;
High Gross, one golf glove.
LADIES PRIZES-LoW net score,
che pair of golf shoes; End low net,
one dozen golf balls; Bird low net,
one wooden Spoon:> 4th low. net, one
golf glove
ENLISTED MEMS pRIzES-Low
gross, one special No. 4 wood; End
10 wgross, one dozen golf balls; 3rd
low gross, one golf bag.
NOTE: No contestant may win
more than one prize. In the event
Of a tie the. two players concerned
shall arrange play-out match at
some future date to determine the
winner. The committee sponsoring
this tournament consists of Major
A. F.. ScroggS, Capt r. D. Garrett,
Capt. j. D. Poage, Capt. B: NJ. Irwin,
1t. r, A. Brobeck, and 1t. w. E.
GOtt.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

games were over.
Carpenter, captain of the Station
Hospital team, led his colleagues in
scoring, chalking up 18 points. Lang
horne, his teammate, collected 10,
while Tucker got and Marshall
Fisher and Williams earned 2
apiece.
For the MP.s, Captain Stewart
found the basket for Is points.
Moore earned s.. Grant flicked in the
same amount and Bowdere waited
one in for deuce count.
Other players on the Medic's team
were Stephens and Nix. On the
MP. team. Less and Sterling went
ScoreleSS. =
jackson of the Tanks scored y
points while his teammates, Booker,
Witcher, Ramie, Baugh and Hous-
ley each chalked up 4. Dixie made
one basket for points and Rowe
Street, Feeme and Cornelius Went
without qualification of tabulation.
For the 37th SIS. team, johnson
scored highest with points. Rob
lnson. Womack, and Williams tossed
up points apiece and George scored
z. Davis and Banks also were in the
tangle, but emerged without denting
their opponents.
The officials were Referee Powell
Uumpires Hughes and Smith, Time
keeper 1t. Bethel and Scorer Mrs.
Bethel.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07
WAC Basketeels to Play

The preliminary game of the
league series tonight will feature
two WAC teams which have been
recently organized. The WACs
will play according to mems rules
and the games should be packed
with interest as. practice sessions
have exhibited real skill and abil-
ity among the female contingent.
" Top billing goes to the ubiqni-
tous 'Tankers'' who will meet the
Station Hospital team in game
that may determine the ''best"
team in Fort Huachuca $3.50. is
the time. The Field House IS the
place.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07
THE
sPoRT-O-GRAPH.

Maria Army Air Field, Texas =
Staff Sergeant Joe BatiSte, inter-
nationally-known high school and
college track star is acting first
sergeant OF the 336th Aviation
Squadron here. - I: i-..s .-.5.--+t-.-
The .23-year-old speed merchant
who specializes i'm the high and low
hurdles, wen nationwide acclaim
in 1899 when he captured the Ma
tional AAU Senior High Hurdle
championship while attending Tue
son (Ariz0 high school, Later that
same year, his name appeared in
headlines again when he established
the world record for high school
high hurdles.
Official track marks continued to
crumble in the dust of Batiste.s
trail across college tracks from coast
to coast. Representing Sacramento
Junior College in 1910, he was a
couple of seconds faster than Rice
Institutes famous Freddie Wolcott,
and emerged the winner of the AAU
120-yard high, hurdles champion
ship in IA seconds. ..,
The sergeant also holds the jun
ior college 220-yard low hurdle
record which he set in 1941.
Sergeant Batiste was touring
Europe as a member of the AAU
track team when the, invasion Of
France began. He never completed
that tour because he saw an oppor-
tunity to offer his services. and
wasted no time in volunteering as
an ambulance driver. He was as
signed to the Dunkirk region and
worked day and night aiding the
wounded until the evacuation of
British troops was completed
Returning home shortly after
ward, he went back to college, and
later enlisted in the Army on Au-
gust 13, 1912 He has been at Maria
Army Air Field since January of
the past year.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

The sweepstake will consist
Of competition between officers
and civilians based on handi-
caps. These handicaps are
based on the results Of the pre-
vious tournaments together with
average scores that have been turn
ed in from time to time. Officers
and civilians. who have not estab-
lished handicaps will be eligible by
turning in three. scores for nine
holes of play.
Second competition Will be held
among the Ladies on the, post. This
Will be passed on handicapS calcu-
lated from previous scores and from
scores. which will be turned in pri-
or to the tournament. The ladies
competition will consist of nine
holes Of play.
A competition will be held among
all enlisted men and this competi-
ton will be based on gross score.
There will be prizes. award to the
enlisted men for three low gross
scores together with prizes for the
longest drive on No. FairWay and
for the drive that is closest to the
pin on No. 3 green. Enlisted mems
competition will consists CT 18 holes
of play.
The tournament will start at 300
am. Sunday, Jan. 8, 1914. and play
will continue throus hout the day.
All players should arrange their
own foursomes and starting time.
Prizes Will be awarded Sunday, JAM
16. 1914
. Prizes for this Tournament will be
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

though he was separated from his
family, he was not the most unfor-
tunate husband in the world)
My wife is my boss; I shall not
deny it.
She maketh me to lie down be-
hind the bed when swell company
comes;
She restoreth my pocketbook only
after she has spent it's contents for
stylish skirts and theatre tickets.
She leadeth me up the main aisle
OF the church for her hats sake.
Yea, though walk throughout the
dark rooms with squalling baby.
/ Shall get no rest,
For she is behind me-her broom.
sticks and hatpinS do all but COM
fort me.
She annointeth my head with roll
ing pins.
My arms rTinneth over before she
is half through shopping.
! Surely these things shall floor me
al the days of my life,
] And shall dwell in house bossed
by my wife forever.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07
DRIBBLES and PASSES

Quick accurate passing is stressed
in basketball for both men and
women. Accuracy is stressed more
than speed because speed must be
judged by the proximity of, the
passer to the receiver. Timing the
pass is the essential thing. -
Every player ON team should be
able to execute these essential
passes and know when to and when
not to employ them:
/. Two-hand
2. Bounce pass
3. Overhead
4: Baseball
F.! s. Hook
6. Around the back
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-07

Huochueons Win by 7 Point
In Closest Game Ever Played

If imagine basketball game where half one
team leads by point the regular ending
the tied and the end of the first and
time periods the still tied you pretty close
what thrills Thursday nights game between the 758h
Tank Bn- and the -Monhan Field The
actionstudded game ended: "Tankers 3d. Air Corps 3D.
tribute their neversay-de spirit; but that they