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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21
NOTICE or MEETING OF
DRAINAGE BOAnD

DRAINAGE BOARD
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice IN hereby given that on tbs
3rd day ~ November, 1913. "a petition
was filed with Cornelius ". Tuomy
County Drain COmmissloner. OF tho
county Of Washtenaw. asking Tor
the cleaning out OF tho Monroe and
Washteuaw County Line Drain. To-
Gated In the Township ~ Augusta
County OF Washtenaw. Township. OF
London, County OF Monroe
And Whereas, n certified copy 81
said petition was served upon CHf-
ford g. Stetter. County Drain Com
missioner Of the County Of Monroe.
and the Commissioner Of Agrlcul-
ture by Cornelius W Tuomy, County
Drain Commissloner OF Washtenaw
County.
Now. Therefore In accordance with
Act. No. $40. J.. A 1928, as amended.
meeting ~ the Drainage Board OF
said drain will he held on the Mon
roe-W ashtensw County Line In tho
SW corner OF Section 60. I'm the
township OF Augusta. County Of
Washtenaw, on tge cJth day OF Jan
uary. 1914, a. 1000 o'clock in the
forenoon, TO determine the practica.
blencss 81 said Improvement
Now, Therefore, all persons owning
lands liable to an assessment for benz
efits or whose lands will he crossed
by said drain. or any municipality
affected, are requested 20 be present
NJ said meeting, n they so desire
Dated AZ Lansing. Michigan, thi.
2Oth day Of December. 1919
CHARLES FIGY.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
BY JOHN HUDSON, Deputy.
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ADDING INJURY TO INSULT

SEATTLE-UP-- Traffic viola.
tors who had paid their fines in the
police traffic bureau we're kept
prisoner in the room for an hour
when they were unable to open the
door Someone had stolen the
brass door.knob.
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REaIsrRArIoN NOTICE

For Primary Election 10 be held IN
the Township Of Ypsilanti, Monday,
February II. 1914. | Will be at my
office at 2lO3 West Michigan Ave
nue., January 90. 20 and February I
from 500 =. m. 70 500 p. m. for tho
purpose Of reviewing the Registra-
ton and Registering such OF the
qualified electors In said Township
as shall properly apply therefor.
Lillian II. Sheppard,
Adv. 4-l2sS Township Clerk
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The YpsilantiD ailyPress

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BY mail one year IN ipsilarti
trading zone, comprising
Washtenaw County. and west
eIn- portion % wayne County tioo
x Mail, per year. outside Ypsi-
lanu trading zone ..........7.So
Social rate to soldiers, year. $500
Independent OF politics and pub
lisaed daily except sunday with an
am toward serving tic YpSilaut
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business office ............410, al
Editorial Rooms ...............b
Entered as secOud-class mail matter
al Post office. Ypsilanti. Mich.
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LEAGUE OF HOME DAILIEs
Scheerer and Co
tfl Lexington Ave. New YORK
- = Wacker Drive. Chicago
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled to
TIE use for republication or all news
dispatches credited TO Il not other
wise credited In this paper and also
the local news published herein all
rights OF republication OF special
dispa.ehes herein are also reserved
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Business Services Offered

REALTOR - General Insurance
ROSS X. BOWER
lO3 W. Michigan. Phone 664
SPEED VICTORY, Buy War Bonds
PAINTING DECORATING - Paper
Hanging. Estimates Free. Paul
Nagner. 1852 Sprinfield, Willow
Run
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21

NORTH SoRMAL ST. Modern nun
Ralow. garage, $3.50. Terms H.
Peet. Realtor, SO No. Huron 81.
ROOM large modern bungalow. I'm
mediate possession. Terms $1,000
down. IT, Poet, Realtor, 50 y.
Huron St Phone 1871
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Suburban pronsrtv

LEASE OR SELL reasonable. East
Michigan Avenue, excellent bust
ness frontage. with two modern
bul.dlnge. H. Poet, Realtor. 50 No
Huron ST. Phone 1871.
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Merchandise Wanted
For Sale or Exchange


CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or g. 90. b. PIT
WHITAKER a GOOpiEG 20
900 Gale I'd. Phone 2ug0-J-2
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CADILLAC I9u 50 dc luxe I door
sedan. Every extra Perfect con
ditou. New tires Call Milan sol
1870 OLpS 30 custom Cruiser
with Factory Installed 1871 Hydro
matte. ~ BODY Trim. ply tires
and Puncture Proof Tubes. Phone
ai44-I after D. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21

} NE. OLD modern room house and
lot. basement. OIL furnace, auto
matte hot water. new garage and
picket fence on corner. Big garden
with bearing raspberries and
strawberries. $500 cash. Phone
1871
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Real Estate
Real Estate Wanted

DO yoU VAST 70 SELL LIST your
property Wit. IS. We sell en-
Ihmau s G--erstrsst. Realtors. 40
". Mitllsan- Tel 1857.
Houses For SAFE
- ROOM MODERN APT House
Two BATH. garIgr automatic OIL
heat. 5000. terms o 500 down.
u Fset EsA.ts- - 30 liar1H s.
Phone 1873.
WIDE FRONTAGE on view conner.
room H1e~g .r-sv lose In.
$500 Terms II Irst sea.tor. D.
HuroH So P..u- 1871.
LESS THAN RENl.
$50 PER MONTH III A PLAN
Nice living rHow. bedrooms.
kitchen. bathroom second floor
recreation Room furnace talu-
dry tabs Insulation. sidewalks
several purchase plans % SI.i
YOUR pocket book
speed Victory More Bonds
l. RoigftS Nyi,fSttr
so; ,. Forest Ave Phone 40
MODERN Q room house with garage
House lot so by 800. BY owner.
$40 River
CONGRESS ST. close ln . room
modern income house. FIRE place
two apis upstairs double garage.
barn spacious !ot. Price $1,000
Terms $500 down. d. Poet Real
tor 80 y. Huron ST Phone.I5tl
. ROOMS AND BATH an on one
floor, full basement. furnace. lauu-
dry hard wood floors. large two
car garage. Rear ward fenced in.
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Merchandise

FIR cOAT-LIKE NEW
Size medium, reasonable
Phone 1127-W
GOOD SHOE SKATES ladies'
coats. ~ and 10. Mans short work
coat. 81 v Huron
LADIES' Lynx COAT. size -. like
new, $4,000. 5l4 ". Cross St ar
ter ; 80 y. M
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Business Services Offered

Business Services Offered
RADIOS
BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED
Cash for your table model radios
in any condition.
CORlNE RADIO SERVICE
ZIG ". Michigan. Paone 3l65
SPEED VICTORY. Buy More Bonds
YOUR SPENCER VIII make you
healthier. Mrs. Gladys wentland.
spencer Corsetiere. Phone 1>7-W.
Z. ROPER FOR LIGHT AND
HEAVY HAULING and expressing
"a hour service. Phone 1868.
SHOES REPAIRED. SKATES sharp
ened. Prompt service. 800 Emmett
81 Paone l402-R
RADIO AND WASHING MACHINE
SERVICE FAMILY RADIO,
JOG w. Michigan. Phone
SPEED VICTORY. Buy More Bonds
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Expert work on commercial or
domestic by factory trained
service men.
WASHTENAW ELECTRIC co.
s. Adams 81. phore 2l5S
SPEED VICTORY. Buy More Bonds
SEEMING MACHINES Repaired
All makes. Work guaranteed.
Singer Shop. 81 y. Huron St
WATKINS PRODUCTS
immediate delivery. No waiting
CAL at 40S f. Cross. Phone 3ll-W
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
BEAUTIFUL four room apt. one fur
nished. three unfurnished. $500
and $4,000 per month. Imperial
Farms, Ford and Prospect Roads.
Rooms For Rent
SLEEPING ROOMS
FOR GIRLS
32j s. Prospect St
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SPEED VICTORY, buy War Bonds

FOR SALE-Oue ~ the better 3 rim.
floor bungalows. close to down
town. spacious bedrooms. closets
Il linen closet excellent full base
ment and splendid hot air furnace.
Inclosed front porch. garage. fine
lot and shade Better than average
new roof. Newly painted. Leaving
city reason for selling. Shown BY
appointment call 207O.
III. tRA L -rAIl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21
Classified Aduenising

CLASSIFIED RATES. rAYMENT WITH onpER
follows;
one zoe Three lie days..loc Ten days. Sc
discount for large seuents
Advertising takes rate
lines Count words 70 ne
Publisher classified
Insertion
call 40 Ad Taker
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21
Automotive
House Trailer, For Sal.

TRAILER FOR SALE. 70 .. brick
sided room attached tew duo
thsrn and electric blower. VIII
sell on rent plan, or $500 cash NJ
Mcpherson, Npsl-Aun Trailer ParA.
Packard Rd. So East corner
&EW TRAILEES Trade 100 your
present trailer on new Eoycrhft
Nagabond. Royal. Alma. or Travelo.
Also large stock % used tTaiiers
Terms TO suit. open evenings. self
.Irus, 80 Ecnrse Kd pn. 3l7h-J.
HOUSE TRAILER Prairie Schooner.
sleeps four Nicely furnished.
32Glj Cheboygan court. Norwayne.
Wayne, Mich
FOR sALE-2i foot house trailer
323 ". Michigan Ave. across from
bus station.
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Musical Euuinnent.


Buy A INSTRUMENTATION
upright piano with tho privilege or
trading ~ In on console when
production is resumed GrIureU
Bros 30 ". Michigan.
PIANOS bought. sold. exchanged.
ssnd rented. ipsilsnti Piano co. 4oc
f. Michigan
SPEED VICTORY, Boy War Bonds
Merchandise For sale
EIGHT STEEL COUNTERS with
elves 20 x40". one steam Heat
ing unit large SIZE FINN col
Earker's Electric. 20 S Huron
SPEED VICTORY -Ig More Bonds
NEW y BUILDING suitable for
trailer addition or chicken house
1850 Forest.
TWO GOOD szl2 RUGS. j. nirg room
suite. and Royal typewriter All in
FIRST class condition. ADplv 2lsf
Harding Ave. Phone 1901
SLID VICTORY, Buy More Bonds
FOR SALE-Dne building 10 n \
% - 50 Wei butt u new lum-
her. mounted on pair Of ehids
can be moved 70 your location
Price 5000. Phone 2I4
e COMPARTMENT Galvanized dish
NaslIrZ nix complete with dram
boards built Tor restaurant uze
pt.re SIS. Kaufrnau's. 1905 "
Mic- gan Ave Phone is9
MANS ONYX EISG. Larg. Dia a.
moud Eever worn 500 90. 5ft ~.
cross s. after 53o p ~.
FOf'R -25 GAL. FUEL TANKS
FOR SALE
2i g Huron - can ~
FILLER BRf sHIS
Phone Npsi 1858 or
Saline is0F3I
WATER AND FEED CROOKS FOR
ra1bIts AM time Pa4'saus Rab-
btry. s2i Jerome 81.
CHILD's MAPLE CHIFFOR0BE
IDR SAIL
Phone tGHf-p
SHALLOW WELL. FfTCTprr
PUMP fa- sale Call evenings %
?. go Campbell A-e
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Household rurnisnira,

2 IDENTICAL Living Room Chairs
with chrome arms and matching
set In burgundy and blue. ~
Hemphlll I'd
BED ROOM SUITE. studio Couch.
Magic chef stove. Hk Set Rugs
Misc. furnishings. 20 East Cross
St Apt. {
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Tor
sa.e cheap. call between noon and
4 p m 81 Pearl St.
FTRNlTURE- Davenport. library.
Kitchen. study tables and etc.
Phone l16i-J
8 PIECE DGNETTE SET
GOOD condition.
1850 L. Forest
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21

SOUTH PROSPECT ST. across from
hospital, s room and bath modern
house. stoker heat, car garage
very large corner lot S.. 500 cash
Phone 227-R after 6 y. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21
Real Estate
Houses For ssis

Country And
City Homes
20 A.EEs Between Ypsi ans
IAN. some timber Balance
god farm land Almost neN
la-se Tr.le $1,000
NrAR SCHOOL. & room modern
.lme near Prospect sehoo. Good
heating plant New siding
Chased tn porch. Large lot With
stately shade trees. and many
beautiful f.avers. Garage Paved
street only $500.
HOLMES ROAD. seul-B4ugalov
bone Built only } year and all
IN tu-frp shave Annual taxes
.ess than SIC Near good cu.u-
nv sc.au, puly $500. u.ih
$500 down Balance it9.e- m6utH
Va. So INTEREST
500 DOWN BUYS room ZONE.
between college and down town.
cGlr,Hc-. etc. Downstairs mas
double living room with fire.
place. dining room. and kitchen.
l.psta.rs has bedrooms and
bath. Furnace only Years old
Price 5000. This ~ an older
home and needs some repair.
BRICK HOME. ? miles west o.
Npsi small but attractive Tie
bait. Gassed porch. Recreation
room. Easement garage Auto.
matte OH burner Z acres OF land
good chicken houses lruit
trees Excellent garden spot.
Price $500
Ehman & Greenstreet
r + 4 l. T o K S
80 W Michigan. Phone ll57
SPEED VICTORY, Ruy War Bond
DrPLEN rooms each on paved
street, car garage. A fine
home with good income posSlbii-
tiles Lot 62Ac5o. 5000.
ROOMS. bath, furnace wired
for stove. suitable for apis.
Garage. LOT 66Kl40. $500
BUNGALOW. 90 foot lot. $3.50.
EARL [. FREEMAN
RE4LTOR and iNSUROR
40 Pearl St Phone 1851
Insurance Of Al Kinds
Strictly Stock Companies
SPEED VICTORY, Buy War Bond
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House Trailers For Rem,

1912 TRAILER = wheel, acre OF
land. and trailer rooms los <
Harris Bd or EcorSs between
Willow Run and Npslianu
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN
y DEPARTMENT or AGRtCULTUR 70
nisaIgI,p - ItraIpu
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Announcements

OPENING Winter Sewing Glasses
Register Jan. 20 tl Jan. 81. Tor
women WHO want 20 learn now 10
make over clothing for self aud
children. Daily or evening classes.
Phone l7sS-W.
Lost and Found
LOST-Eatlou hook No. 3. Some
where around Willow Lodge. Re
turn 10 Elaine Kaufman. 2049 +.
IS Michigan
lOST-Eed and black wallet Tues
day evening. PROBABLY between
kres ge's and summit ST Small
amount Of change. Please return
10 Press office.
LOST-Nursing school pin with ini-
tails J. l.. II on back II found
call l227-W.
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DO yoU VAST 70 SELL LIST your
property witt rs We sell en-
Gilman s Ga-eHstrtst. Realtors. 40
". Michigan. Tel 1852.
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situations Wanted-male

rAErESTER waists WLI.K
Rough pH fiuBa. Free Eat. mate
Gail .r Write Earl Clrl4tnsF
COS Pearl ST Phone ti2f-J.
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HELM Wanted. FemsIe
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Merchandise
Merchants Speelsrt
.Ew SHIPMENT. BIRD FEEDERS
JUST rer~'s ed.

FfNfNFehNa SbfNHsA
SEN SHIPMENT BIRD FEEDERS
JUST receive
uCRA>I s P1nue ifl
FOP FLOORS that are. co.orful and
smart Easy 10 clean and thrifty.
See or iarge .ss'ection % Arm
strong FIo0r Covering. and inlald
IIuof.or Grirrell Bros cl0 ".
Michigan
JASTARN sALF FINE ORIENTAL
RUGS Reduction oH an large ana
s.aft~r rugs. runners mats You
h.y reasonably now. open evenings.
s. T. NANGOrNI. 35s So A.
Ave Am Arnar Phone "A sS5N.
Merchandise Wanted
WA$TFB-DLD FASHIONED
PfANp ST uDI.~
SPEED VICTORY. buy More Bond
PHONE So
VIZ Will. PAY uest cash pr.le for
Oh sew ~ machines and Vacuum
cleaners. Singer SHOP. rn. 't2-W.
For Sale or Exchange
BEDROOM SUITE Anything Of
value bought og exchanged fields
20 T. cross So hone .09o
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REFINED CHHIsTIAN LADY wants
poaltlpH as companion for a si,k
lady OF viii do tglt bookkeeping
for working couple. CaH ssG-W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

ming up the river. He
pushed several tons of
gravel into the stream bed.
When the moving column
Of flame reached the dam,
just outside the town, ii
stopped. BY the time the
channel of fire built enough
Of a backwash 10 spill over
the obstruction, the film of
Oil had burned out.
The whole story came TO
light during the course of a
talk by Herbert Morrison,
Minister Of Home Security,
in vAfich he stressed the fine
work done by Britain's Ma
tool Fire SeFviCe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Sleepy villagers tunubied
from their beds 10 find the
sky an eerie red.
Meanwhile, back at the
army camp, soldiers were
fighting a losing battle with
the flames. The enem y
raiders had done a good job.
lncendiary bonn BIS h a d
landed smack in the middle
Of the hidden storage
depot.
The wave Of burning fuel
had rushed from the tanks
at 1000 feet a m mute.
Splashcd across a half mile
of countryside, and rolled
down a hill into the stream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

last. Personal
b e o n gin G S
were ok e d
into cars and
wagons and the
inhabitants fled
as the flood of
fire bore down.
But at the
v cry instant
that the town
seemed doomed
il was saved
by a qui C X
thinking Amer
lea n soldier.
The CT took a
huge bulldozer.
a n d diverted
the stream.
w hile the
fl a m q S were
still some miles
a W "A y, I h g
American went
10 work, dam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Aaaa'b = - - "
line Is pouring
into the river.
It's a blazing
torrent.Hurry."
There was no
need TO tell the
m yor more.
I he ire a m
wound its way
throug the
very heart of
the community.
There fore. it
was certain to
set [ h G whole
town on fire.
The m a y or
lost no time in
rou S in & I he
tow nsmen. 81
rens a n d fac
tory whistles
screamed their
warning. Tele-
phones tangled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
River of Flame

T WAS three in the morn
ing when the mayor OF
the English village first
heard the terrifying news.
The commander of a near
by army camp was on the
phone.
"Evacuate the town." was
his crisp order. German
planes hit our fuel dump.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

The river had been turned
into a curtain of fire.
Enough gasoline was pour
ing into il 10 keep alive the
moving sheet Of flame as
il wound through the town
and for miles beyond.
There seemed no hope of
saving the village. The only
thing TO do was TO get out
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04

tives of the Army Orientation Course.
the Reconditioning Service of the Re-
gional Hospital is presenting courses
calculated to acquaint patients and
trainees with the military, political
and economic factors which led to
the present conflict.
During the week ending 20 July,
1914, these patients have heard lee
lures concerning overseas experiences
by returned service men, participated
in discussions about the geopolitical
ambitions of Hitler and the Third
Reich, and listened to an explanation
of the requirements for soldier voting
Great enthusiasm has been aroused
among the men in the Spanish and
French classes which they are urged
to join. Those soldiers who desire
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04

/. The end of the first month for
Allied troops in France found them
in possession of Caen and La Haye
dut Puts.
True....D False.~.-Q
2. Caen fell to the Americans aft
er salients had been pushed around
the city to the east and southwest.
TrueD False...-~D
8. The Germans were more con-
cerned in defending Caen than La
Haye, because the former is bet
ter area for tank action.
True False C
a. The Red armies have now
cleared all pre-1939 Soviet soil of
the Nazis.
True FaIse....O
5. Due to the recent revolts in
side Germany, the Nazi Party is no
longer directing the war strategy.
True False IL
6. The Russians are using large
contingents of cavalry in addition
to their armored divisions.
True. Ell False
Z. Germany's Gothic Line" blocks
the Road to Paris.
TrueO False
8. Two Jima, in the Volcano Island
group, is now being used as an air
plane base for U. S. bombing attacks
on Guam and Rota.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04
Post Headquarters
Detachment

Lit Robert Davis, who has been our
detachment orientation officer for the
last few months, has been transferred
to another unit. We will miss him
very much for he has worked un-
tiringly with the orientation council
and all other phases of orientation. He
is responsible for the orientation coun-
ell and their weekly programs.
Our @. o., Lit. Clarence Smith, took
over and gave very interesting dis
cussion on What Is A Good Soldier. "
The last few minutes of the hour
were used to discuss current events.
The death of the former AGF Gen.
Lesley McNsir, and his contribution
to the army training program was OF
major interest
CPL. SYLVESTER MOORE
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04
New Troining Films

1-3343- malaria Discipline" 27
minutes.
5-1360-"H Handling Prisoners of
War;" as minutes.
5-1361-"T Timber TreStle Bridge" >"
20 minutes.
CB-4-"Combat Bulletin No. a."
18 minutes.
This new combat bulletin shows
heavy fighting and tactics used
a gainst the strongly entranched
Nazis at Casino, including air at
tacks, bombing, locating and firing
artillery, Howitzers and sound in
stallations for locating enemy ar
tillery. In addition this film shows
jungle fighting in the Southwest
Pacific. Infantry men guide and
support tanks in blasting out the
Japs. Flame throwers against Jap
pillboxes; the general orders unit
to bring in a Jap prisoner.
New Films
18-2043 = THE Tank Destroyer
Platoon in Attack" "a minutes.
7-2055-"Combat Patrol" 33 min
utes.
FilmStripS
F-S 7-109-"Air Ground Visual
communication" Marking Vehicles
as a means of identificatiom In
Technicolor.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04
Answers to Last Weeks
0rientation Quiz Column

high school or college credit for the
work they take, are encouraged to
enroll in USAFI courses.
One of the most popular lectures
offered last week was a talk about
Africa given by 1t. Lyle, of the V. d.
Control Office Regional Hospital, who
for 81 months was stationed in West
Africa. This lecture was accompanied
by such African trophies as robes,
caps, knives, spears, daggers, fans,
and innumerable trinkets.
1T. ELWYN B. FAIRWEAT1ER,
Chief, Educational Branch.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04

Today empire the Allied
network
empire itself Directly the road to Tokyo
their battle
this against Japanese trapped Orote peninsula
u which the japanese
Mariana Islands
which the Philippines and attacks For
Of in peview Of things to American bomb
miles MndanaO
Philippine archipelago and the United States
Tnan island third in the Mariana group to be
Invaded Guam and Saipan other two. ems Map
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04
0Nsa7diio,,
- oO.fl(IJJI555=
orientation Officers Class

At the class for Post unit oriental
tion officers, 1st Lieut.. Baxter S.
Scruggs, FA, pinch-hit for Lieut.
Col. c. f. E. Nelson, and delivered the
latter's third in a series of scheduled
class talks, in this instance, the sub
ject was know Your Enemy Ger
many
Present at the meeting We're the
orientation officers and their enlisted
aids from the WAC Sec, Post Hq.
Det., SIS Det., MD (M&DS) Det.,
MD CVS), Post Stock Det., 333rd
Ord, 406th Ord, 3551st Ord, and Re-
con1it;On;,,o
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04

True. False -
8. A mighty Allied drive in Nor
mandy would complete the ring OF
death about Hitler.
True. # False
~. Marshal KonStantin RokoS-
sovsky is in charge of both a Cos
sack cavalry and mobile armor
division.
True IT False 49,
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-04
Medical Detachment

This week the Detachment Oriental
tion Quiz Teams asked questions
which affected the members of the
organization, both as individuals and
as a group. Questions arose about
family allowances. The men wanted
to know which allotments were COM
pulsory and which were voluntary,
also how much each dependent would
get. The Orientation Officer explained
that allotments to Glass A dependents,
which includes wife, children, and
former wife divorced, were compulsory
and those to other dependents were.
voluntary. 1t is the governments de-
sire that all wives and children be
properly supported. Questions arose
about National Service Life Insurance.
It's benefits were explained and each
member of the detachment was en-
couraged to buy the maximum amount
which is ten thousand dollars.
Post Stockade Detachment
At the July. % meeting of the Post
S Stoc k d e Detachment Orientation
Glass, a varied program of films, lee
lures and discussion was enjoyed by
the entire group present, with various
members taking an active part in the
discussion.
After a short fllm titled by Your
Command" concerned with the prob
lens facing one in command and
guidance of troops under him, Pfc.
William c. Boyd gave an interesting
review of a lecture prepared by Col.
Nelson, Post SIS. Officer, on the
Know Your Enemy series.
Following this the Detachment
Commander, 1t. Lee, gave a detailed
explanation of the superb opportuni
ties and advantages offered by the
USAFI.
During the discussion refreshments
were served and enjoyed by all in
attendance.
PERCY w. BLACKBURN.
ttOrientation In The
Reconditioning Service"
In keeping with the general objec-