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Her vose went un<hallenged. even
wren 4 opposed Mr.. CARERS He
even lowed once. ana sad. 4
yield - the charming young
2a8y"
4 lied hlm BETTER when he
wns natural JaER thought
And nows-Mr. Carter whirlcd
rs little geld knlfe On rs gold
chain-~Ne have come % the
business of the evening. an ITEM Of
busineas which should str the pa
ftrlosis s.o0d Il ever msmesF
afAsle" said Judge Morgan,
I'D hzse - meet goa on > bond
drive. "a CONS osst without my
shlrt Now whsi are you kading
AZ 90"
HAIRY" pronnpted Carter. and
beard Fnember literally spranR
forwara. q gcng whits cylinder in
las had IL unTolied 4 and upon
the board table spread . gigantic
blaapTint.
~Genflemen.@ said Carter
proudly. athe future sheridan
Pump Company. the Sher,dsn
Pump Company - q must be u
we are % handle The orders rush
( ing % us from all directions. or
de1s. gentleuen-I beg yoar par
dan. and Miss Grcy-whach we
aust 81 Il we are q prove worthy
of the n4me Amer icans.
Jane lost nothing q the hubbut
which followed, . planned chaos
Apparently aifncd 20 confuse her
sha saA Evciyn sriting frantlcal-
T 81 trylng - keep up wlta -
many comments. Lacn heard Judge
Morgan rap on the table.
~Unflcmen.' be repFUScd. ~ii
you are ~ al Interested ~ ms
. vote. ] beg y0u - ALLOW ne u
snar Nhat you are saying N0w
ere az a time 50 Miss James car
understand yea"
/ T. as all there. everything
from the cost of e strip % land
ticd 90 che last gtudding on thC
atam platform Il aas worked
OFT n detail Which sh0a Cd
months rot accks Of planning u
SEES f.-s realized tie plan Car-
.ls Ia LID 80 m4al for HJnthl
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BLIMPs CROSS ATLANTIC

W. have uot seen much discussion re-
Gently about the adNuabiIty of using d.
uE.bIe air~hlp- m connection attn aerial
'f"iiie. bat the Navy has disclosed that -ix
aon-rigid blImps crossed the Atlantic u
l'li and went ou regular operating patrol
over the Mediterranean.
Two bhmp. established record for
small alrshlp. by flying d .90o-mile uou-
stop trip 90 Africa. The blimps rendered
particularly valuable service in connection
""h mi"e-~""epina activities having ba~,-
20 France. Africa SARDINIA aud Italy Ia
feet. % g. -aid that the blimps are still 49,
sl-ing 90 mlne-swecpng work Ia the M,dl-
terrauean.
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~.

ana which Ne now felt safe 20 en-
slneer through Why
he asked for an immediate
vote.
would you. Mr. Carter. ute
On as complex = pFoIeGt a. los
Immediately upon Is presentation
10 vouf~ the Judge asked
@Mr. Carts" --Jane's voice was
ccol. eVen--"fm sorry. b4ai ! can
See that . day % tao - gong %
make much dlileEenCe. I'm ca.
sure 4 time was a. precious e you
say. wa Eould have made = pos
akle Cor each % as 20 study tae
plans before pr@seniipg them 10
as"
MY dear young lady, he
laughed. don't tell ma y0u would
have knoWn any more about these
bhleprinls after looking az them
than yoa would without seeing
themF"
4 would" answered Jane I'm
also in rather close 4 uch with the
building materials L4aTkets and
large scale buylng.
II yea are iniimating That the
bid 1 present here ls-
q am inllmating nothing, Mr.
Carter. Jane sa1d quickly I'm
not afraid % say. without inilma-
ton. what ! think. a. you've
probably learned. From thcse as
urcs ! AS ablC g. "a doNn during
the confusion. = seems that your
contractor IS giving ou an excel
lent deal. nc.thcr too nigh nor too
lDN 7 siill INSIST h0weEer. upon
time % st in touch wifa Mr.
/ sheridan. b tclephpne. btiore
voting upun anything as ampoE-
tant 8s this"
Judge Morgan cBuRhcd We'll
no&. Isle. 7 don't know mueh
about bluCpTlrts. bat. ccuipand 81.
F ] M not . bllthe ing IDIOT ! sat %
ftle Super ~ Court bencn for a
good Many years a1 2 listened ~
. { tluouy gwen n au orderly
. fashion. But never. never. ] say.
did offer a judgment until ~
studied the transcript ] Celta nav
nave no lu.tlt.an 20 casting nag
CllCnts vote upon t.a urll
study lhC plans
i IL be esutinae3
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Chapter e
ZANE opened tha arst wire Rom
- Marx Sher dan without realiz-
ing from whom 4 waa Evelyn
taxing diciaNon. knew from ths
look on James face. and began
studying the penclled ehicken
tracks across her notebook And
taen she heard Jane laugh
-Laien.~ she said. and read
Arrived safe ~. Nhc bat NJ
SheF.aan would pay Tor such
hrum 3eg Nee tf d Slept. rested
read my stcr.as ard eTlhed port
ers An CHARTERED lAiveEaisy
Club.
What did I tell you7- demand
a EVclym Bribery can wors
both ways. and I'D put Mark
Sheridan smile up against Carla
Hansans any d.. UnlFeFsity
Club. she rep -ated = can
imagine Cur Glamoar-Pass set
ting n tngre.
4 ISLE CARTER had persuaded
h Judge Morgan q called meet
~ Was noCessary BEcauze q Ar
Sherlaan's tmo inslFACa. 1olh q
the regular board uletlngs had
beer shipped CO, rather aa5oarnea
wllaulg aCilsn.
Mach 60 James amazement ths
great NJ Carter. ard uife. n
s8tcd SIS Grly and Mss james
90 BE- their Eussts st dlunef o.. oi
90 the m1t.luE
Vel have q acccuf. ! sup
peEe.' sa4i Jane rCgFeti4..y y. ~
can't Telu e. coapgf sfe Besides
meg head tPp4 q lt'.e - -
nignf laara s9me sailg. ind.
E.t.rt.Y
Taey lIn-d % The Lake y IL
Nu4 L C Hr Carte.
t4I ore % s a.eA a-a14ll-.
ed slnt regrets
L.s.e Has . 1851 b.t re beanie.
ur.a EE.sa he lall4 J4E0
-lf'.r lady
TIE ar moved rT q
L .s ta aa ...
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ron RICHARDSON. - =.
Army mail carrier f1sfs'.aa
Sguaaae delivered hlmasflt -
most welcome letter ne ~ -
eeivea IN wears. n was frosn -
parents. recently liberated =
Belgium. with whom ~ nau
lost contact in 1870
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General Wainwright seems 60 indicate
that the Philippine were not prepared for
defense against Jap attack Doe any
body know WhNr
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Today IT,. Citizen SAID n On
editorial paragraph
An nf,n mind B q good
asset bot 8unf - BE- hegU. .o
ap,n nothing sfay 10.
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ROCK SPRINGS. wyo.-Aftef
accusing each either q tufnns
I'd the radio IN thc next rovfn
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Subzaibe 70 The Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-24

Paul and Philip Gioson lef'
I.f nlghf fnl short say in
Miami
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fset lor kes Wet. Ascending o.
an Ass1c3aied Press dlsEafcn
uum Washington, publlshcd n
The Citizen.
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- EHE ttuftTT gnaWT 90 NHE
NtNAtNNM % GBaffAG 9gMtaTT
ui Gtat sgAGf go iInaFuA ~
ANu tum MeNmna. tuGNTa -
tmaNf fmh
case SEE 80
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- tttt stmf ~ goGuT 90 HmN
ttfAtN Em % uatGAG gamaGGH
oa hm& sHAff uE FLORIDA
Aeu iom aoNM0f soG NHT.
~ MtNttmh
frrs Sc. fu-ftE
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nau0Nal EDTOnlAl-
- kssCyclAIRH
gzs 49,
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County Clerk Ross { SaWycr
bounced today that be- hsd
prepared payroll f0 t1g
month q Juls 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04

Kilg0re says output "a heich
industry rose despite Ewsnbings.
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Those Sweet, Malty
a.. Headlines Get En-

FT GAINES, Ga.-If rs a
frosted malt. ice cream or a box
of airmail stationery YOU want.
subscribe 30 the Southwest Geor-
Rian. These are given away free
With each subscription and Ed
Tor Publisher Robert l. s. Bick-
ford. says he's almost doubled
circulation since he took over the
weekly q few months ago. The
circulation and business office Il
run by Ara. blckford, who Is list
ed on the newspapers masthead
as The Editors Inspiration. T"
The ice cream and frosted matted
are made right In tha front offico.
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On saturday evening ~ the
home 81 kIr. snd Mrs. =. y.
Knowles. PC. wendell n. Fiefn-
ING and Miss Wanda Beth Carl
we're married by uae Rev. Mei-
rose ;. Avery. -.
1he bride and groom are from
Fort smith. ARK. The kr00nn' =
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A POLITE HINT
on RECONvERsION

NEW YORK. n. "a recon-
version 20 peacetime Industry h
not enough. saws James 4. Stiles.
publisher of the Nassau Daily Re-
view Star. There Is . pressing
need also for recunvcr2ion Co
pofitcneSs.
Stiles Hampstead Town Couy-
tesy- Cooperation Campaign was
borrowed hy 10 other communal
ties in the United stat<s during
the war. lts strong paint was 90
ease wartime tensions.
Now he saws sax phrases f0r-
gotten iy those who served the
public during the war should be-
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l. Esiimase. 100000.
2 Neither: Il Is under JOINT
control o. the three powers.
q Leader Of the Chinese Gem
munixix.
T. Veterans entitled 20 educa-
tional benefits win reccive up 90
$500 . year Tor tuition, books
and fees. and $50 q month for liv-
inc expenses II unmarried. SIS
per month IL married
5 Until ne goa into the present
war the position - the United
States has been firmly against The
bombing 81 non-mililaFy ohicc-
tiveS.
9 About rs. 900 men and off,
GERS.
J. About $4,000 00o.0o0
3. Our understanding Is that he
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No relief from food shortnzs
within the next yeaF.
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Classified Column
~.~%s~.~s~...ss.....*~S%s.
Asssss-s~sua. .~sss saa. ssssl ron SALE

A4seEafwemeuaa mmmsr enHn less
viii ~ smswFssa O. Mha Ea3sMwm "a
gha first 80 wwE4m 90 keN4 - Hne.
re Fmsa Ger hAmwmfmmm aumw IN 8e .
WeFa an4 aAe nntmfmm1 ehaxwe fsE
fhw first a. M@T6a ~ f~mm sm &&T.
pmNmemf fmH etmmm1fAa2 a&Nexa1@e-
memem ~ tnsmNfnhEY o. aMEmmHes 6ae
r~gmlmF masWFAkseRm vita tNMaeT go
maemas ammFmN@A
o.. tms9Ts pnkIlesffaa. ewUF mmsa
ne fm enc mfHtwm Mefmw@ "a esea@mM en-
ah2 aaE 80 pmAilrmfkam.
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i SD considered.
. Chester Bowles.
10. Yes. 90 those which make
higher prices necessary 0r affect
the price Of goods under contract
"a TIE government.
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Announcement has been made
81 the birth II a son 90 Mr.. and
Mrs Hillmrn A. cerexo. weighing
nine pounds. onc-ounce. II a local
hospital
The new arrival has been given
uhe name q Hilhurn a. CeTexo.
Jr.
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Announcement has been made
Of thR birth of . son. weighing
eigtt pounds. 90 Mr. and Mrs
Charles Baker last night.
The Bakers rexide II s0B Grin
nell street
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DETROIT TIGERS
TAKE TWIN BILL.
FROM WHITE SOx
BRooKLys DODGERS DEFEAT
BOSTON BRAVES TWICE,
CHICAGO cuBs TRTUMpH
OVER CINCINNATI REDS

NEW srpRk. Sept, A--The
Detroit fiRcrs yesterday sstcps
! 1skAfAe header from tlss Chicago
White Sox. winning both games
~ scores Of 6 60 8.
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated
IN Boston Braves. twice. while
the Chicago cuta took both
games Of q double header from
the Cincinnati Rcas.
The following are the results
of the games played yesterday:
Maiionml Leauus
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VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
30T more surface than most q
the sluminum paints SEQ per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
aug8-lmo
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Price Checker Held
In Restaurant Fraud

. A 36-year-old colored man, who.
police said, volunteered to check
restaurant prices for Ration Board
No. 10 and then attempted to make
a little cash on the side. will face
trial Tuesday in Municipal Court
on an eXtortion charge.
According to police. the man.
Samuel E. Byrd 2768 Grant street
NE, Navy Yard employe. went to
the Success Cafe, Fourteenth and
U streets NV, on June 6.
AS OPA agents and police, sus-
picious of the volunteer listened in
back room, they heard Byrd tell
restaurant proprietor Philip George
that his prices were 'all out of line"
They'll fine you $500 for every day
this has been going on. and you'll
probably end up in JAIL Byrd is
said to have warned
Byrd then offered to take care
of everything" for a settlement of
S25, police said. Mr.. George, who
had $40 in marked money. per-
suaded Byrd to accept that amount,
it was said.
! Apparently satisfied with the
deal" police related. Byrd then
granted Mr.. George permission to
up his prices, including an extra
5 cents for drinks. Byrds arrest
by No. 13 precinct Detective Leon
Frost followed
Trial was postponed while Mr.
George recovers from the mumps.
Evening star., 1945-06-21

Speed victory by buying bonds
through payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Public May Gel PeniciI|in
Tablets, Sa|ves by August

Penicillin producers hope to be-
gin civilian shipments of the drug
in tablet, capsule and ointment
forms by August i, the War Pro-
duction Board reported today.
The agency estimated that about
900 ,000,000,000 units of penicillin a
month are being used for civilian
and veterinary medication. 1t esti-
mated June production for all pur-
poses at $4,000 100000 units.
WPB said that while the drug in
the new forms may not be sufficient
to meet initial demands. penicillin
in its original liquid form would
continue to be made available to
meet all demands.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
BACkACnE,
LEG PAINS may
Be DANGER SIGN
OfTired kidneys

II backache and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't just complain and do moth
ng about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF
taking excess acids and poisonous waste out
If the blood. They help most people elimi-
nate about pints a day.
If the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
1on't work well. poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
tagging backaches. rheumatic pains. leg pains.
oss of pep and energy, getting up nights.
;weling. puffiness under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's 5
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
ous waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
|ChristianitY's Hope Rests
with u. s, Students Told

The United States. in co-opera-
ton with other American countries
and with Australia and New Zea-
land. offers the greatest hope in
the world for the preservation and
spread of Christianity, Rev. r. A.
MCGOWAN yesterday told Catholic
college students from all parts of
the country.
Father MCGOWAN of the social
action department of the National
Evening star., 1945-06-21

torium the paintings, "Gethsemane'
and "The Olivet." will depict the
Holy Week. The paintings are
|51ax7 feet.
Speaking at the ceremony will be
the Rev. E. c. Smith, pastor; Miss
Elmira Bier Of the Phillips Art Gal
lery and Prof. j. H. Herring of the
Howard University School of Art.
! Mrs Stewart, who studied at the
Boston Museum of Art, has been
an art teacher in Randall Junior
High School for more than 20 years
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Church Will Dedicate
Art Teachers S PAINTINGS

The Metropolitan Baptist Church,
r street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, will dedicate two oil paint
ings by Mrs. Sue v. Stewart. public
schools art teacher, at $3.50 pm
tomorrow.
Arranged on either side of an
Evening star., 1945-06-21

Catholic welfare Conference, ad.
dressed an institute on interna-
tional organization patterns for the
college students In session this week
at the National Catholic School OF
Social Service. He urged that In
view Of the key position the United
States now holds in world affairs
that the students do everything
possible to strengthen the world or.
ganization being formed at the Sar
Francisco Conference of the Unitec
Nations.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
218 Given Diplomas
lin Exercises for
Dunbar High School

George E. c. Hayes. member of the
Board of Education, presided today
over the awarding of diplomas to
218 June graduates of Dunbar High
School.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Will Tour Brewery

The American Society of Mechan-
ical Engineers, local chapter. will be
conducted on an inspection tour of
the Christian Heurich Brewery at
2 pm. SATURDAY..
Evening star., 1945-06-21
The graduates were:

McNeill. Glends E.
McNeill. Jesne M
McRae. Frances G.
Mitchell. Crata v.
Moore, Jeanne c.
Moore. Vsnline D.
Morton, Muriel NJ.
Moss, Edna Jane
Mundy. Lula M.
Murray, G, J.
Murray, J. L.
Oliphant. Sara j.
Ore. Evelyn B.
outlaw, Ruth e.
Paige. Mary F..
Perry, Harriet r.
Pettiford. C. F..
Piper, Pauline s.
Pinchback, B. }
Plnckney, Jean D.
Pitts. JeSsye NJ.
PloWden. Mary l..
Price. Pernell 7.
Prout, Jean D.
Randall. c, D.
Randolph. J. D
Ransom. Mary V.
Ray. Alice H.
ReaviS, Carrie A.
Robinson, Rosie NJ.
Russell. Gloria A.
Scott, Camilla
Settlers. Juanita Z.
Simms, Cecilia e.
Smith. Chineta N.
Smith. c. G.
Smith. Ophelia J.
Spottswood. V S.
Starke. JacQuelina
Taborn, Marion E.
Terrell. Yvonne D.
Toms. De Ella V.
Tyler. Cora E.
Wade. d. A.
Walker, c, r
Wa shineton. p. NJ,
Watson, Eleanor l..
Webster. Ann D.
Williams. Mary G..
Willis. Joan NJ
Wilson. Alice NJ.
Wilson, Evelyn
Wright, Hilda NJ.
Wyche. Percie NJ.
Young. Lucille K.
Young, Pauline A.
Young Shirley A.
Younger. NJ z.
Anderson, J A. III,
Arnold. Francis, lr.
Barnes, B. B.
Baxter. Charles
Bell. Ralph K.
Bowser. Robert. jr.
Branch. w. B.
Clifford. T. E. III.
Cobb. James W.
Coward. Jerry L.
Coward. S. M.
Cross. Donnie
Crutchfield. L. N.
Dabney, David II.
David. Louis z.
Elliott, Charles z.
Ellison. Howard w.
Elmes. Arthur z.
Farmer, N. J.
Featherson. c. H
Fenwick. Vernon r.
Garnes. Kenneth R.
Ora vSon. James H
Griffin. Louis M. ir.
Hall. Charles
Hill. Clinton T.
Hillia ard, F. D, jr.
Holton. L. D. II.
Humble. Rylander L.
Hundley. Carl S
Hunter. Carold E.
Hunton. Raymond r.
Johnson, S. c.
Jones. Ronald B
Keys. Theodore NJ.
L bat, Alvin V.
La wton. w. F. n.
Leak. John C, jr.
Mangrum. Aaron V.
Martin. LLOYD c.
Merle. G G. Jr
Murphy r. C, II.
Perry, Sheridan l..
Reed. Carroll
Safell. Edward
Smith. Kirtls z
Steptoe. Francls r..
Turner, Francell G.
Waller. G.. R, ir.
Waters, N. R. jr.
wilkins. HeanoD NJ
Evening star., 1945-06-21

Albany, Warnilla 3.
Allen. Mary v.
Armstead. Mary F.
Austin. June D.
Barnes, Lillian l..
Bell. Elaine M.
Berry. Hortense j.
Blakey, Alyce S.
Bradley, Lois z.
Brice, Bernice
Brodnax, Thelma M
Brouahton. Rita J.
Brown, Doris E.
Brown, EloiSe F.
Bryan. Catherine w,
Bundy, Mary A.
Burgess, c. A.
Burr. Jonelle L.
Butler, Malel r.
ampbell. Norma D.
Chambers. l.. L.
Chase, Mary A.
Chase. Pearl j.
Childs, Christine T.
Clark, Claretta l..
Claytor, Villa l.
Clifford, Corrlne NJ.
Cooper, Dolores X.
Crusoe. Naomi L.
Curtis, Doris L.
Davi Doris H.
Davis. Lois E.
Davis. Yvonne F..
Dendy. Gertrude B.
Devine Violet F.
De Voc. Sadie c.
Dickerson. D. E.
DiggS. Odell V.
Dobbins. Naomi
DodSon. c z.
Donahoo. Coruth A.
Douglass, Frances c.
Duckette, B. A.
Durrett. NJ. c.
English, Yvonne NJ.
Fubank. c L.
Eubanks, Vivian A.
Everett. Libby
Fenwick. M. L.
Flckllng, Carole NJ.
Fletcher. Leona
Ford. Marea L
Franklin. Helen G..
Franklin. Y. E.
Garnet, Barbara NJ.
Gaskill. Alease NJ.
Gentry. Barbara r.
Gibson. Doris E.
Gill. Eurah L.
Gillespie. Bertha NJ.
Coins, Hia watha
Gray, Laura L.
Gray. lydia A.
Green. A. E.
Haight. L. L.
Hall. Efiie L.
Harris, B. NJ.
Harris. Mary L.
HAYDEN, Gloria J.
Hayden, Maxine J.
Henderson. c.
Hill, Eleanor NJ
Hill. Vivian L.
Hines, Sallie D.
Hoffman. V. V.
Holloway. Ruth E.
Holmes, Barbara z.
Hooker. c. NJ.
Hooper, Lucille E.
Houser, Alma A.
Hughes. Lillian NJ.
Humphrey. E. H.
ia CkSon. Lois A
JeffrieS. VernlCe F.
Johnson, A. B.
Johnson. c. NJ
Johnson, Elaine c.
Johnson. Gloria L,
Johnson, Rosa Y.
Johnson, Ruth E.
Johnston. Alyce E.
JOY. Greta NJ.
Just. Mary L.
Kave. Loretta C.
Kendall. Betty
Kendrick. Dolores I.
King. Jean T.
King. Sarah B.
King. Sara L
Lamont. Hazel D.
lie Compte. Mary E.
Lee. Bernice n.
Lewis, Hilda o
Lewis. Olivia NJ
Lewis, Patricia c.
Little. Ulrica A.
Mangum. Jackie W.
McEwen. G. o.
McLendon, G. z
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31
TOURNAMENT

(Cont'd from Page l Col.2)
Post will Participate. The
entries are pouring into
the Post Recreation Office
and Play is expected to
begin this afternoon at
$500 P. he, on courts La
the lledical Detachment
area.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31
TASTY DETAIL =

CAMP KILLER, N. j. (CN5)
GIs returned from the ETC
were in for a pleasant sur
prise when they hit Camp
Kilner. Their first duty
was. to choose miss New
Jerseyn from among 20 cur
wy conte stants.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31
RED CROSS .ioslKER LEAVES =
Cont'd from Page l Col.1)

hrs. Hayes has the dis
tinct ion of being the fir
ST Negro to be employed by
the Recreation Department,
New York City Board Of Ed
ucation.
Since Mrs. Hayes promo
tion, the Recreation pro-
gram Will be supervi sed by
the Gray Ladies', an auxil-
larry Of the ARC. In the
past, this organization
headed by Mrs. Selena Slo-
an Butler, mother Of Ma jor
henry Il. Butler, assistant
Chj'3f Of Medical Service,
has done much In making
patients Of the Station
Hospital as happy as pos
sible. This group met Last
week with hrs. Hayes to
discuss the program before
them. They we're addressed
By Col. ii. O. Bousf ield,
commanding officer Of Sta
ton Hospital No. /.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31

@. lily brother was just
reported missing in action.
He has had an allotment to
cover the premiums Of a
commercial insurance pol
icy. Will the allotment be
discont inued?
A. ALL allotnents Of a
soldier missing in action
continue to be paid.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31

@. I'm depositing money
by Glass e allotment into
a joint bank account with
my girl friend. My folks
DON'T think she should
have access to the dough.
Tim going to marry her
when I get back, and want
her to have the money. Can
my folks stop my allotment /?
A. No. Nobody but ,you.r
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31

Q. Does soldier have
recourse to civil courts
if he is ordered by an Off
icer to do something which
he believes to be contrary
to his const itut ional rig
hts?
A. No. CTS are bound by
the Articles of War.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31

FOR S-A-L-E
Four % small tables :,
Baby's play-pen, stroller,
and Baby Car Seat. This is
a bargain sale. Apply in
care Of Mrs. F. Ii. Ragland
3O58-C East Apache Flats.
LOST
MEMS Indent if ication-
Bracelet, lost at the USO
Dance Friday night 24 Sept
Engraved on back is RICH
Ard D. HARRIS 3233l528.
80. % REWARD for return.
Notify Service Club MOL
or Guest House No. 2
LOST
A 3rindlo dog, about l8
inches high, sharp face,
sharp nose and long tail.
Scar on left side Of back.
AnsWers TO the name Of
'"B0oTs'a = jisE..:AiiED -aGonfacf'
B. D. Hadnot 49, Post EXch-
ange No. z =.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-31

Q. 1ust I designate a
member Of my family as CO.
owner Of my war bonds?
A. No, you may name any
one you like.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11
MittinOdj, ben Il. 4priI, 1945

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oisien Iesten 3ufludtsort eefiibrt bat,
10 tptro itb oieIe ieim Ieste SSntlti-
ton" als Die leste erreffert oenn
feline Seitung Der Belt tpirb ibn ,tno
ieine geasi-g8iiitrtbe Dor ben o8lof
8uiters' Der ,,allierten ibiiten. Sier
miro bas Nn5ireib iein Grab finben
unb bon bier miro oas neue freie
Deufblato aa1ferlteben.