Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume], October 05, 1945, Page Page 3, Image 3

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

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5 October 1945
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director.
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is the principal of the
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resides in , New York City
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POSTSCRIPT OF THE APACHE SENTINEL
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Guests at the Sunday Mus
icale at the USO were tre
ated to a pre-hearing of
Harvey Brook’s latest tune,
"Slick Chick”, as played
by the composer in person.
This song is soon to be
recorded by Les Brown’s
famous orchestra and we
expect it to , hit a’ new
high among popular songs.
Mr. Harvey Brooks and his
charming wife,Daisey, have
been visiting his lifelong
friend, Mr, Everett John
son, Field Director of the
American Red Cross, here
at Huachuca, Mr. Brooks, a
member of ASCAP, is well
known to west coast music
lovers and theater patrons.
Originally from Philadel
phia, he has been making
his home and a great name
for himself in Los Angeles,
California for the past 23
years.
The Brooks were the hon
ored guests at a farewell
party and rnusicale at the
Red Cross Building, Tues
day evening.Liu sic was sup
plied by Lt. Ned
Piano, Chauncey(Jody) Lee,
concert guitar, and Lt,De-
Kalb, violin. Mr, Everett
Johnson, was the host for
the gay affair, ”Il*s the
best time I’ve had in a
long - long time, ” he is
quoted as saying, "wish we
could have *em oftener. ”
by Milton Caniff
/S (3) Tht PpA,
Q. My 4 brothers and I
are each sending a S2O al
lotment home. Now we hear
we can’t do that. Is that
right?
A. Each of you can make
out a Class E allotment,
sending a portion of your
pay home. Whether each of
you could make out depend
ency (Class F) allotment
would depend entirely on
your parents’ needilf they
are actually dependent on
both of you, they might be
able to get an allotment
from each of you.
Q. I got a girl in trou
ble while overseas and now
we have an illegitimate
child. Somehow, the family
allowance for this child
is going to my wife. She
now thinks she will be gi
ven custody of this child,
which she doesn’t want.
What should I do?
A. To send a family all
owance to your illegitimate
child, you will need a re
authorization form from
the ODB, which your order
ly room should obtain for
you. Designate the proper
payee on this form. The
Army has no interest in
who has custody of your
illegitimate child.
WIPE THAT OPINION OFF YOUR FACE
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