Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume], November 09, 1945, Page Page 5, Image 5

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9 November 1945
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4. I would like to know what evidence
I would have to submit to support my
application for dependency discharge.
A# The evidence required is affidavit
showing that--' 4
a. Inlisted man's presence at hone
is- necessary for the support or care of *
members of his family; and
b. This condition has arisen due to
death or disability occuring in enlist
ed nan's family since his enlistment or
induction; and
c. Discharge of the enlisted man is
necessary to provide care or support
and the necessity therefor is extreme.
vi. At the time of my release from the
service, I was given a discharge that
had entries descriptive of my physical
condition. Is it possible for me to
have ay discharge certificate changed?
A. Yes, Forward your present certifi
-cate to the adjutant General, nashing
to 25, I. C., for appropriate replace
ment .
NOTJCF
The danco will not be held at thaler
vice Club as announced in its news.Gn
Sun., 1 we will have a special armistce
Day program, starting at 6:30 P. LI.
This program will feature music by
the 4469th *LI Base Depot and a tall by
Pvt. albert Procker, "Lly Portion" will
highlight the event, all are invited to
attend these Sunday Llusicales and we ap
preciate any suggestions you have on the.
typos of programs you like.
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POSTSCRIPT CP THE AFACFE SENTINEL
NEVC (Cont'd from Pago 3)
Lira. B, Kessler spent ’»ed and Thurs
in Tucson, visiting her son, Capt A. E.
Haverty, who left on a two year assign
ment in Hawaii.
»!a jor Harold Payne, Laundry Technical
advisor, from the Os Tice of tne qLI Gen
eral has visited the laundry and dry
cleaning plant for several days.
Lfrs. Eessie Pickett resigned this
week and left for ark. to visit her fa
ther who is ill.
foßf C(VfWS bv &Wk 1 Brunei
i«r. it. Fv. white, Plumbing foreman and
V/* Peterman, electrician, are hunting
deer near Flagstaff for a week.
Lsr. C. L, Lewis of the Plumbing Dept,
is down with tne influenza.
Llr. Oamuel ’’Bacon Grease" LSartin bro
ught in a 4-point buck over the weekend
from a hunting trip in the Ckirachua
Libs• Gam said the dear dressed out at
60 pounds and the horns had the widest
spread seen in this part of the country
in several years.
Fire fighter Dave Jobe drove into
Bisbee, Tues. and smacked down a SIOO
deposit on a 1946 Chewy, 4 door sedan.
He hopes to pick it up in a month or so.
misses Joan Brunei and Helen Carlburg
have taken a few days off to visit poi
nts ».est.
want to go abroad???
FLY TO ENGLAND 50 R $ 275.00
NEW YORK (ONS) Paeeenger service bet
ween the U.S.A, and England has been
inaugurated by Pan-American Airways at
a price of $ 275.00 for a one way fare
and $ 495.00 for a round trip.
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