Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume], October 05, 1945, Image 1

About Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946

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APACHE SENTINEL
t VOL. 2 NO. 22 1922 SGU, Station Complement, Fort Huachuca, Arizona FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1945
GovernitreiLt oorplu.s Prap^ty
Capt. James E, Johnson, Custodian, Sur
plus Property, Phoenix Area, in a letter
to the Post Commander states that ’.Mili
tary personnel are not eligible to pur
chase surplus government property, Bis
. charged veterans may be eligible to pur
chase such property provided they quali
fy with the Smaller ’war Plants Corp, The
Office of the Smaller War Plants Corp,
* for this area is located in the Security
Building in Phoenix, Arizona. Military
personnel about to be separated from the
service, and who contemplate purchasing
government surplus property are request
ed to ’ obtain information from that 'off
ice,
r* .
OUBSCft.I B£ NOW !
In 'a letter received by Col, Charles
Smithy post commander,ha j Gen Karl True
" sdell, commandant of the Command and
General Staff School at Ft. Leavenworth,
Kansas, expressed his desire to receive
subscriptions for the publication, "The
Military Review."
The Review has been one of the outstan
ding publications of this war and int
ends tg sustain this rating in the post
war world. In it has*been found the high
; est military material obtainable.
A special subscription rate of $3 00
• for fourteen issues is- now fcuth
-1 orized . for military personnel. For fur
ther information on subscriptions, call
Maj H. R. Hansen, Post Adjutant'at 2107.
* S'ac : fe - 40 G'Uc-ncC
. # • • * *
\ WASHINGTON (CMS)- Gen Wainwright coll
ected his back pay- $41,893*45,1e5s pay
ments to Mrs, Wainwright#
POSTSCRIPT OF THE
Col. I.lidian 0# Bousfield, who has com
manded Station 'Hospital No.l since i? 42,
retired honorably this week after three
years of service. Col. Bousfield is a
native of Chicago and graduated from the
University of Kansas in 1905. He gradu
ated from the University of Northwestern
School of Medicine in 1909# He was one
of the outstanding physicians of the
"Windy City", un
til he • became
Director for Neg
ro Health for the
fto b&nwf^d. ir
1930.
Col. Bousfiwl(
was • c oixiis si One'
a Lieutenant Col
onel in the Medi
cal Corps, Jun<
7, 1942 and arr
ived at this sta
tion on June 131
1942. Ills reasol
for being callej
into .the servic
was to or mania
this present hosj
pitai. He was pr- BOUSFIELD
onoted to full
Colonelcy in February 1944.*
The annual Alumni Award from the Univ
ersity of Kansas was given to Col.Bous
field in 1941 for his outstanding >ser
vice with Rosenwald Fund. He was Presi
dent of the National Medical Association
in 1932 and served as head of the'Chic
ago Urban League from 1929 to 1931* I n
1941, he was a delegate on the U.S. par
ty appointed by Cordell Hull, (then Sec#
of State) to attend the Bth Pan-American -*
Child Congress. ’ m.
’Until '‘the-Liberty Life- Insurance Com -
pany merged with another company to form
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