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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING, payroll or statistical work:
age; college credits in statistics Dupont
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN. If you need
s sas m a2 yps or Or osep es Ms S
BARRETT pa ggP co. 1881; evenings Ho. 1000,
COLLEGE STUDENT. reliable and trust
worthy, desires opportunity to earn
board and room or money enough to pay
fa1 By m Iie ssl esk rss Wr 5 sas
axEcUfTivE SECRETARY. consressienal.
R%EcuTIVE Exc EHVRGsf sfcRaTARY very ne; 9 oier.
| industry and charm, resourcefulness and
legal, financial and automotive experience.
R%PERiESCfp sSH ri ffsf SECRETARY, college edu-
years old, excellent references. Box 290-S,
HAVE YOU DESK and no stenosra-
pher? Young public stenographer inter
ested working out mutually agreeable ar
rssn2gsment; Legal office preferred. Box
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, colored 90. desire
Eaf saH Of ns fn eeses esS9 POSITION
nW. aGsns or s'fnuiass RA o5ss WORK o2oS 18th St.
MANAGER and assist. buyer ladies' ready
shop or dress dept; II years experience;
FHPFb ssssa r Ss.i.a
meticulous work. Telephone Glebe $3.50
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. will work
reasonable, Will not go to Virginia. Call
Resident MANAGER. small or medium
e. 5ss 5ss or sop sope!sbbefd sba ssT
Permanent Connection in small, i-employe
office; good stenographer. capable Of tax
81 GHsT Isaof Te5k z SSx noW ssa
ployed by national trade association, de-
sires to change position: s years top level
secreta ere rial rial-office manasement experience:
ability to contact representatives Of indus
try and government. Tactful, pleasant
aeR ssrasys sss gs4
W1MAS Vo9s ST eolGEss ssSs experienced wants days
WOMAN in thirties. with hne record in
position in WssSina ton. By October 18th:
college education, good personality and
% espsb q csrrna s th4ouh yfreIy en
| in. working with Congressmen. embassy or
fas Win
fstsS Sss ssysls ,ss;s ..,.r,sSss IN
sps: mana semsnt. desires locstion IN Or Or
near WashingtonG; gan ofier excellent ref
as a. in sfs5 ior.isn country
pans. At present secretary to executive
avsiiabis immediatei possibly would se:
RsSysfsa losf ea5aiasi
!: job, with future for personabie woman
rience in embassy, mercantile buyins
newspaper field; top salary. CO. 1865.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SERVICENAN, WIFE and child desire ride
to FloridaN share driving and expense
fLYING Fl NC LICENSED twin-ensined plane to
California: experienced pilots; can take 2
or more. Call CHI. 615S. IA
DRIVING TO FORT WAYNE, IND, around
ia. 1857.
Los ANGELES-Leaving Friday, Sept. IA,
or or SATURDAY. ,y6d can take 4. Phone Elk. 1000,
7 to 9 Ask for MR. METzGER l2s
DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO, CALF, Sept.
MOTORING via Key West Big Bend Ma
tional Park; 3-month trip. Lincoln Al.
Return via Southern California. Start
October l. Companion with camping
equipment and share expense. Box 419-H,
Star l5s
LADY WISHES ride to St. Paul drive and
share expenses; references EXCHANGED. WI
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ices; senj records, taxes. financial reports: M
eaps EXPERT books started Kept
audited; tax reports. monthly service state
msnts; senni,IT pTomgt. nT reas. sH 1854: II.
kept, statements and tax reports: mgt.
ACCOUNTANT, bookEpr., ONCE mgr; capa-
ApMN1sTRaTfvE ADMIN s affi SoE ExEcUTsE. m FIVE desirous
Of emerging from dull, conhning routine;
public relations; legal, commercial and
sef Re. 3 SGs sssr stss expef e
ence in all types of building construction,
general supervision. superintending, once
oosFs senf fa%sr Wss % ysh
and owners; references. Box 3of-s, Star.
CONTACT News reporter public rela-
Improvement Early s6s, veteran, uni
eommercisfi' f'At3aaf experiencs a'enah Minimum re- re-
quirements: 4 future and $50 and expenses.
soNoRaBLY Hos oI1lsi s'nI DISCHARGED VETERAN. 81
yrs. of age; interested permanent post
war, possibilities Washington area with
established hrm; willing to learn; hard
worker; good appearance. GeorEia 1854.
LEGAL OR COMMERCIAL representative.
active personnel and public relations expe-
rience: will consider any reasonable offer
requiring initia.tyes igmagination and in
MAN, young, with family, experienced in
all types Of farming. desires to hire out
by the year beginning Jan. L, 1916. Call
EN- 0970
NAVAL AVIATOR, B. A. Colgate Al. re-
ceiving discharge within the month, de-
sires position as salesman or contact man;
willing to work anywhere in U. s. or to
study Language for position outside coun-
NIGHTWORK, clio pm, preferably SELL
ing, liquor store: college graduate, vet
sran era 20, ensrgetis, good personality, sp-
oPTICLAN, dispensing, extensive expert
ence; desires, .part-time position with
reputable establishment. SH. 26O2.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST would like to
make change to better position. Box 261-
s. Star To-
UNIVERSITY. GRAD, 40, used to meeting
public, would like employment evenings
and Saturdays. Box 1905, Star. IL
Al CHEZ; colored. neat, fast, sober.
WANT JOB as frst-class cook, pvt. home
or restaurant. special in cakes and pies.
Oh Ua
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (coo,. J


CLEANING, PRESSING AND TAILORING
shop, long established In same Northwest
location, new modern equipment, includ-
ing steam press and electric sewing ma
chine; doing good cash business; sacri.
fee price of S2.400; selling because OF
owners health. Telephone Ex. 1886 be-
tween 9:30 and 5 pm. weekdays. TO-
YOUNG OFFICER, about to be discharged
from service, offers services and capital
as partner in going business. Will also
consider buying outright. Prefer consumer
durable goods or automobile business but
will consider others. Full details. Reply
Box BIAS, Star. 10'
GROCERIES AND MEAT. 1000 weekly
cash business; living quarters; cheap rent:
oil heat; NV. section: price. $4 500, for
goodwill and fixtures; stock, dollar for
dollar.
Groceries and meats. $500 business
weekly; same owner yun yrs living Guar guar
Groceries, beer and meats, in Va, col
cred osa trade n Si5oo weekly business; rent tnt'
complete with large stock; half down.
KoGOD & BooKoFF. MA. 93s9, GE. 9263
or RA 66oT
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ROOMS WANTED,

COMFORTABLE ROOM desired BY refined
young lady, or will share; preferably light
GIRLS, two. refined. QUIET, desire attrac-
tive twin rm. with privil. or small furn.
aD6o apt; in IN NV s.o sec. BY Sept IL. Phone Pc.
PROFESSIONALLY employed young wom.
an, college grad. Protestant, desires room.
pvt, or semipvt. bath. to months. In
Call Ex. 1860, Ext. 3455, weekdays. 12s
GENTLEMAN desires large furnished room
or apartment. Call ME. 1851 all day
Sunday, and evening Monday Refs. 10s
YOUNG LADY wishes room in quiet, re-
fined home or apt, near Conn. ave. car
or bus lines Call MISS SWEENEY, Ma.
33nf hetWeen q a. m and & % M
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

IVA MASS. AVE. N.W.-Larse room for
3 girls, S44 each . month; also vacancy
share, $40; good meals.
201O PIERCE MILL RD. N.W.-Nice con-
Meeting rooms. suitable for 2 or 8 peo.
soiO PIERCE Mill RD. N.w.-Largs
room, twin beds, pvt. half bath; Southern
DAY AND NIGHT CARE for infants
(wlite); license, Hyattsville 554S.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.--Walk::
ing distance downtown: nice double and
triple available; If you want plenty of
fresh home-cooked food, this is the place
i4o1 18th ST. N.w.-Lse, rm., 8. girls.
twin beds, semiprivate bath. switchboard;
good meals; S46 each.
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GIRL, neat, colored, wishes Job, care for
small child. No Sundays. Call AT 1861.
NEAT colored woman. first class cook de-
sires Job In private family: no Sundays.
Call Adams $3.50 Sunday between and 4
all day Monday. lOs
WOMAN, colored, wants light housekeep-
Ing and living quarters, take care of in.
valid woman. Call AT. 1886, 11s
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AVIATION.

AERONCA AIRPLANEs are again in pro
duction. Place your order now for pref
eIential, delivery. WILLoUGHBY N.
Wash. NATL Airport Ma 1856 se2Ss
ORDERS Now BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. Swifts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians Oliver
ssss. congressional AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

heavy mixer. good for dairy or family
use: to be fresh in about 10 days; 3rd
calf RA. $500.
hammered mare. excellent for lady's horse.
good hunter. Call WA. 1241.
LAMBS, spring; 800 head. sorted In lots
LAueHIfN. LAuaIIIsn sR ssq1ss sp14 NE. IL 1884. T. j.
stalls. schooling rings. riding and jump
ing lessons. riding horses bought and sold
SUITLAND RIDING ACADEMY. 4440
2 HUNTERS, chestnut geldings, one 4
years, the other 8, used as family horses
see paSs n wen rosa Can Df
store, Georgia ave. extended. OIL. 6613
WANTED--5-gaited horse; must be young,
gentle and reasonable. SH. 1880.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RuSINESI

TEAROOM MANAGER expr.: college grad
Black. BoYp's, 1888 st.. Ma. 2S3s. ''o
your profession. needs you
now. Our best private schools and many
public schools, have salaries from 81 500
to $4,000 Register with US now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg,
14th and G. stS NV
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-horthees..

3105 CLAIMING ST. NE, front rm, next
to bath, unlimited phone, $50 for /, $3.50
for ?.
1888 NEWTON ST. single room for gentle-
man, near transportation, all conveniences,
$3.50 a week. DU. 1856.
1OI 4th ST. NE.-Corner room, newly
decorated: suitable one or two; conven-
lent; 81 for one, $40 for two, FIR. 7173.
2033 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Large double
laundry PRIVILEGES; $50 mo. each DU. 4O67.
4521 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Beautiful
room. large fat-top desk. in private Chris
pm. NO. 1883.
s1I TAYLOR ST. N.E.-Large front dou-
Bile r, room IN, in young Jewish couples ho1e
leges; $40
3I5 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-Lady share
newly furnished twin-bed room with an
other lady; breakfast and laundry rrivi-
leges; S25. Dupont 0230: 10'
COL0RED, 5066 JAY ST. N.E.-Girl en-
poyed $50 month. Call Sunday after 3
o clock. weekdays after 6 o,clock 10.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-Mp. and VA.

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 621 E. Thornappie
with naval officer, S37 so ea WI Os46.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. running water; near
Pentagon and Navy Bldg: $50. CHI.
6997
LOVELY master bedroom, twin beds, inner
spring mattresses; near bath; unlimited
phone: block from bus; 2 girls pre-
NEAR LYON PARK, 3o1o N. 4th st., Arl.
Va.-Two rooms in pvt. home, one room
for gentlemen, twin beds, and / single
NEAR ARLINGTON FoREST-Doubls.
Some kitchen. dining. living room privi-
s5so Sorb mo per MP Persas 5as5 Also room at
612 ELM AVE, Takoma Park Md.-Bright.
sunny room, 3 windows, next bath, twin
sred ssfs in men Or eoap ST. s
2132 NORTH QUEBEC ST, Arlington.
ya,-Large front double room. suitable
for girls: ! block rom bus. GIL. 0R1 6
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

TWO NEW N5-DECK STARTING battery
brooders. 5102 Quintana, East Riverdale,
BABY CHICKS and feed and poultry sup
plies. JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st.
NV. ME. 00S9.
PULLETS. IA weeks. Hampshire Reds
Barred Rocks, Ia weeks. excellent condi-
ton, ready for egg production, S1.75 each
other pullets, now producing, So some
fine roosters. GE. S31l
BABY CHICKS Your choice of these
breeds: U. S. pullorum- tested New Hamp-
shire Reds. Rhode Island Reds, Red Cross.
Barred Rocks, White Rocks: S17 so per
hundred; MRS. E. w. LA ROCHELLE,
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E. and s.w.
room in private home; 2 gentlemen, So
each. TR 1881
CoLoRED-2ai d ST. s.w.-ouiet en-
DI 4O35
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
diate delivery: $50 cord COLONIAL
CORDWOOD CO.. DI. 2415.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
EXPERIENCED colored couple wants Jan.
itor job with quarters. Call Du. 1743
Ask for DAVIS
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one and condition; will sacrifice; $3.50
PIANO. spinet. almost new: one double,
household furniture; set : books Nancy
v. Thornappie st.. si Chevy sr Chase, oGts Nd. '0'
psrFsss Rsa'f eondieion srfRS i
PLANO PIANo, II aalles : Davis reasonable p5ies @
Knabe and others. For
PIANO STORE. .736 18th st. NV: RE- a499
saals rooms ss slot for f tr
SfEsSs sodps npsiSIs MaRL1N s2sf 4Ss hauP fPr
fhH FINBALI t. MAcHiNEs al NE st. $40 aS up slots
ss' 1895 ss5 eash st eseeen G
sfnsilHs ssEsE. ss a1 g SSls s. Is C. and
counter; cunt ink fountain; sAs,h.p. variable
iIsfS p0tse RcA ws5slS eortaSl osef s4a de
Sas as hs '7stsr'ss W. sss absolute
sonacn MasS ss 4 arfs se MI Psssant naa s0o Sd
2 \ "; yn,a Apt p; l;, MI; 5s54. ,., ~ ,os
59sSv 66S; For Es sppsointmsnt call Wo. 1927.
Phyfe Jr. dining room suite, Credenza grill
front; living room pieces, pie crust table,
commode, Hollywood bed, electric Iron and
h,sh hhan chair bedroom chair with ottoman.
RECORD PLAYERS. auto. juke boxes for
sale. perfect for 1ecreation rooms, COM
II AsE sss NJ RosIns pi isas
REFRIGERATOR-Ele 8 Gu it,, reas-
shanser enable asH MP 5dss %stGr0'0 wireless record
RIDING BOOTS, medium size, suitable for
man or woman, exquisite leather, excellent
SEWING sphsi - MsasGaiNEs, ssafi treadle, dropheads,
Da Dairs ST B 80 up. @ sses M St. NV. Be. 74b7
ST. JOHNS UNIFORMS and cape. 2. End
and 4th year suits, S15 ea.; Ord and 4th
year capes, $50 and S25 ca: 2 hats, size
Z. ST so ea.; excel. cond. Phone DU. 2545
ESsK MACHINE " tso e sscs 1t
mace With saS,ssllen tank and ali con-
saS;s spgIng RSens sGs sa. se' asss. ROAD snssf
Royal, s39.75; l. G. Smith, Reminston
Rnaba os ssss p5ss9g psRT sna sssnass Gs
T9 T9PEMRirks WI st. Rental RiS SERVICE. SS71e
snsbs sfs no es e ss1
Park ave WA. 4498
VIOLIN, in nne case: 2 good bows: Sacri-
fee, S45; box camera, So: few pictures;
D. c. 1437 Fairmont NV,
Vas MACHINES REPAIRED, QUICK,
dependable service on all makes regardless
of condition: all work guaranteed; serv-
ing Wash. nearby Va. and Md 3160
MGnrs MHFEn Ps.is ssEc4Rc Il ssoIEkRs A. fsssa "a.
GE unit; Copeland water coolers door
polisherL new. cARTY. 1908 l4th.
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QUESTION u i

Test your ability today in answer
ing these questions on Venereal Dis
ease. They are true and false ques-
tiOns. See how many of them YOU
can answer. If you can answer all of
them you are an exception. If you
can answer eight out of ten you are
very good. If you can only answer
six out of ten your conception of
VenereaI disease is very poor.
Turn page upside down for the
correct answers.
Questions:
l. The Unit Commander is respOn-
sible for the VenereaI Disease rate
within his unit.
True. III False. III
2. The Army controls venereal dis
ease without the aid of any Civilian
agencies.
True. III False .,.Q
8. 1t takes Gonorrhea three to five
months to develop.
True. ID False. III
4. A quick glance at a girl is
enough to tell whether or not she
has a venereal disease.
True n False. IN
5. AT this Post soldiers are required
to remain in quarantine only two
weeks after being pronounced non
infectious.
True. False. II
6. Acute GonOrrhea is disabling
and always requires hospital treat
ment for the affected soldiers.
True. II False. ...O
Z. Soldiers should always try tc
treat themselves first before going
to their dispensary for treatment of
venereal disease.
True. False. II
8. Syphilis is disease that re-
quires from six to eighteen months
to cure
True. II False. u
8. The closing of the Hook" re-
duced the venereal disease rate of
the Fry area.
True. False. =.
10. An infected soldier should take
care not to reveal the name of the
girl who infected him, for this might
cause the girl some embarrassment.
True IL False. u
JOHN j. GOLDSBERRY,
Captain NC,
VenereaI Disease Control
Officer.
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Magic and Music
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One
anating from Alberta Pryme, singer
and master of ceremonies, who has
played in many of the important
night clubs and hotels in and
around New York City and has
travelled the Keith circuit. Last
winter for Is weeks she appeared
nightly at Small'S Paradise in New
York City. She opened next in the
666 Club, Detroit; then in Washing
ton, D. c. She has played in the
Chez Florence, both in New York
City and in Paris. Miss Pryme got
her start in show business in Phila-
delphia when she was 10 in musical
revue called Shuttle Along" She
does her singing in character, and
yes-she's a riot.
Rita Grenae, who considers San
Francisco her home town, started
her singing carer IA years ago.
Among the important night clubs
and theatres which she has played
are the Golden Gate theatre in San
Francisco, the 666 Club in Detroit
and the Plantation in st. Louis.
She played a years engagement in
Montreal, Canada
Mae Iris Davis, pianist and singer,
is a song writer as well-she uses a
lot of her original tunes in her act.
Her latest is ST Wonder Why" re-
corded by Duke Ellington, to be re-
leased soon. A native of Little Rock,
Arkansas, Miss Davis had her own
radio program on thesl station.
She has done short term contract
work for New York night clubs,
such as the Swing Club and the
Queen Mary
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35i2iylZ

Q.-Is all blood used for trans
fusiOns in the Armed Forces of
the United States supplied by
the Red CrOss?-A. c.
Ais is supplied by volunteer
donors and collected by the Red
Cross; then proceSsed by CONNER
cial laboratories and delivered to
the Armed Forces.-Ed.
Q-I have bet that the river
ROuen is located in Germany;
my friends bets that it's Italy.
Can you tell me which one of us
is correct?-P. ID.
Z A-Split the bet; you're both
wrong. The river "Rouen" is located
in France. See Rivers of France"
by Turner
Q-What sort of talent is
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
IYlaN|
Freedom Road" Reviewed
By Huddle Club

CPL Booker T. washington III
reviewed Howard Fast's book, Free
dom Road" at the meeting of the
Huddle Club on Friday night, jan
uary II.
Cpl. washington gave such an in
teresting and stimulating review
that the discussion had to be ex-
tended for the further discussion
at this weeks meeting.
You can well understand this
when you have seen such members
of this group as the chairman, Sgt.
Jessie Williams, Pvt. Jodea Walker,
Pvt. william Anderson, Pvt. Frank
Bonitto, Pvt. Marian Greene, Pvt.
Hercules L. johnson, Pvt. Richard
Smith, SISgt. Hurley Doddy, Cpl.
Stuart E. Tower, T/Sgt. H. D. Tate
and SfSgt. Rodger L. Brown.
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Talent Mite

The semi-monthly Talent Mite
got under way with the appearance
of Mesdames Juanita Gallaway,
Harriet Kennedy and Laurine
Waters. Pfc. Lewis D. Tyson, Hqs.
Co. lst Bn 372nd Inf, won the
first prize, $500, for his renderings
of Making Believe" and Sweet
Slumber." Pvt. James A. Allen, Co.
A. GRIND Inf, received second prize,
$500, for his rendition of "I'll Get
By" which was made more effec-
tive with the humming of the
chorus with it. A musical sermon,
preached by Sgt. Davis Evans, cap
tured third prize and gained lot
of laughs. The topic of the sermon
was Sin" and it was worth $500,
which the sergeant won as his prize.
Pfc. Pete Nelson, Serv. Co. 372nd
Inf, and Pfc. Walter Jones, Co. A,
372nd, won the jitter-bugging con-
test with the help of Harriet Ken
nedy and Laurine Waters, who
changed partners to split the prize
honors (and money! four ways,
each of the quartet earning $3.50.
Mrs. Galloway was prevailed upon
to give out with some real blue
blues, and ENTcee Babe Wallace
added his grooming to the program.
WACS Dine
Seated at a long. beautifully dec
grated table on one side of the
cafeteria Sunday evening, January
Ia, the 18 remaining two-year
rrY -. u. -.
commanding officer, 1t. Consuela
Bland, made an attractive picture.
The occasion was in celebration of
their second anniversary at the
Post The WACs who participated
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.Poper soIvoee-

Continued from Page One)
no matter how small will add to a
large pile.
Organization commanders a nd
heads of activities are responsible for
the collection of waste paper, but
success will come only through the
assistance of all. Beginning tomor-
row and on alternate Saturdays
thereafter the Boy Scout troops on
the Post will assist in this campaign.
All quarters, Bonnie Blink, Apache
Flats and Officers Row will be Wis
tied by the Boy Scouts for collec-
tions. The following few simple rules
must be followed:
l. Tie all material in flat bundles.
g Tie newspapers and wrapping
paper together.
3. Tie magazines in separate bun
dles.
4. Tie cardboard in separate bum
dies.
5. All material must be clean.
6 Do not place material in garbage
cans
Organizations will deliver salvage
paper bundles to Salvage Yard be-
tween O8OO and 100 on week days
and O8O0 and 1900 on Sundays. Call
the Salvage Officer at 2140 if diff
cultieS arise.
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The Chaplain Says:

Sunday, january 81, is set aside
as a Day of Prayer for disabled
veterans.
IF you are a believer in prayer,
attend Divine Worship Service and
pray without ceasing. If you are a
believer, but not a practicer, start
practicing and exercising prayer
life now If you are not believer,
then start attending service and
praying that you may become a be-
lievef.
Our boys and people everywhere
are fighting for the freedom of wor-
ship, so in light of that fact. we
should exercise the freedom of wor-
ship that we have in this country
Of ours"
A most recent arrival on the Post
is Chaplain 1st Lieutenant) julius
c. Carter, from Headquarters AAF
Ordnance, Camp Kerns, Utah. The
Apache Sentinel will acquaint the
readers with him in its next issue
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
needea By the speeiaI Service

needed by the Special Service
Office for their shows?-R. b.
A-Al1 kinds of talent are needed.
If you can do anything that will
entertain your "buddies," see 1t.
Gordon, Special Service Officer, at
the Field House, or contact him by
calling 1851 and talking it over.-Ed.
Q-About what per- cent of the
Negro population of the United
States is native born?-G. M.
A-OVer 99E are native born. Ed.
Q-How many stories high is
the Empire State Building?-C. A.
A-The Empire State Building is
102 stories high.-Ed.
NOte-This column will not be
used to see if you can stump the
editor, but to aid the seeker of
infOrma ton.
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were:
Z Sgts. Dorothy Irby, Frances Roll
Inns, Hazel Brazier and Lucille Hill;
Cpls Patria Dansby, Clellie Pecot
Pearl Robertson, j. Camille Drayton,
Geneva Glass, Lillian Jenkins, Ann
Seay; Pics. Ann Jones, Frances
Howard, Mayrne Berry, Mildred
Johnson, Medora Ingram, Lucille
McLarin, Lillian Taylor and Flea
nor Bracy 1t. Bland was also one
of the first group of WACS to reach
the Fort,
Pictures of the happy celebrants
were made by the Post pIlotog-
rapher. Congratulations, ladies! We
wouldn't want to be in Fort Hua-
chuca without you.
Concert During Hour Of Charm
Our last Sundays Hour of Charm
program featured a concert of IA
miliar marches and light numbers
played by the Post Military Band,
under the direction of T/Sgt. Claude
A. Andrews. Soldiers in the modern
Army cannot harken back to the
romantic ideas that band music
brings to an old-tirner. The band
concerts played a great part in the
lives of the old regulars who did
not have radios and juke-boxes to
listen to, and the hours during the
concerts were among the most
memorable ones in their lives, es-
peclally in the out-of- -the-way Army
Posts of yesterday.
PROGRAM
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-19
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New books received:
OLD POST
Mystery
Rice, The Wrong Murder"
SERVICE CLUB NO. /
Mystery
Bailey, The Queen of Spades"
Fiction
Baldwin, HE Married Doctor"
Balzac, "Droll Stories"
Bromfield, What Became of Anna
Bolton"
Colby, 1.-The Apple Must Be Bitten"
Farrell, ELLEN Rogers"
Machines, while Still We Live"
Langley, "Wait for Mrs. willard"
Fiction
Barlow, Basic Spanish"
Brady, "Pan American Spanish
Carpenter, Peace Through CO.
operation" (economic).
Cleveland, aviation Annual 1915"
Cooley, Your World Tomorrow"
Coffin, Jazz from the Congo to
the Met"
Hope, 81 Never Left Home"
Me1rdell, Protect Yourself, the
Secret of UnarIned Defense"
. Lilierthal, TvA-Democracy on
the March"
Northrup, "Organized Labor and
the Negro"
Osborn, "The Pacific World.
Ray, Marriage Is a Serious Busi-
ness
Redding, 'No Day of Triumph"
sSpyk m an, Geography of the
Peace
Weeter, When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"