Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume], October 12, 1945, Page Page 2, Image 2

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"Did you enjoy the movies?’ *
By STAN ABLER - ( Karasine and Newspaper
feature* writer - Hereford, Arizona) -
. The cacti are exotic plants -
r . The strangest in the nation.
r > They*ll drive their stickers through
I your pants
3Without a provocation.
.They sure are pretty when they bloom -
IThelr vibrant color lingers -
ißut give lots of elbow room
AIT you want healthy fingers.
iAll natives of the desort know
The longlived tall saguaro
3?hat sprouted 90 years ago
“And still will grow tomorrow.
iThe o.iolla and the prickly pear „v,i?
Yire always kind to rangers,
Hut if you wander up and stare ~ .1
JBheyill jump at tourist strangers, y'Ty
As ornamental landscape fare **,\. * ; • bk
You *ll find it hard to beat »em -
The rainbow, barrel, Teddy bear 'Vy
Ahd such - ad infinitum, gl %
As some old desert rat once said, N
!, It takes a heap of practus Z'
T 6 smile an* keep a level head *U-.
When sett in* on a cactus,” ' •[-
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ITS APACHE SENTINEL
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(Continued from Front Page C 01,2)
Lt. Passey is a native of Atlanta, Ga
and after having attended Clark Univ,,
in his hometown for two years, trans
ferred to Arkansas State, and graduat
ing in 1940. He holds a 3,3, in Social
Science, Prior to entering the service,
Lt, Passey was the funeral director of
the fellers Pros., Atlanta’s leading
morticians.
Entering the service some Ui years
ago, he received his basic training at
At, Denning, Ga.,and served in the per
sonnel section until he entered OCS,
Lt, I assay v- t commissioned a 2nd Lt in
the Adjutant Gerural Department, Sept.
8, 1941. Hi. s first station was W. Va.,
State College, where he. served as adju
tant to the AST? unti there. He also
graduated from the Personal Affairs
School, Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va.
His next assignment carried him to
Camp Atterbury, Ind., where he served
until his transfer here. Lt. Passey re*-
coived his present commission June 7,
1945.
His office is upstairs in the Spec
ial building on the Old Post and he
wants the personnel to feel free to
call on him at any time.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL - Lt. H. TATE -
The assistant I & E Officer comes to
this Post after completing a tour of
duty as an I & E expert in Hq NSC. Dur
ing this time, he toured camps through
out the command, He is a native of New
ark, J, J, and a graduate of thu New
Jersey Law School,Prior to his entrance
in the service over two years ago, Lt,
Tate had a successful practice in Nev/-
ark. He was also chairman of tne Newark
Community OLv-st Fund for three years;
trustee oft, j Community Hospit.-il Board
and on the Advisory Board of the Newark
Housing Authority,
He received hie basic at Kearns, Utah
and was in the iiir Corps until his com
mission from the Washington and Lee
..University OCS in Lexington, Va., July
2, 1945. He is also a graduate of the I
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12 October 1945