_ lANY.' j EN.SRTAINED MONDAY EVENING 'N H(NOR 0^ SGT.TI1103HY HASHY
anit!d1StSfthlS r®e+ ^ft3r 23 7eaTB °f 3ervioe “ the Army of the ’
nited_States. Captain von Grenp presided as toast master.
h °,SS' rmerly corarmder °f Headquarters Company,to which Sgt.
-lraothy Hashy was assigned until the recent demise of the Company
read the record of thedepartin* guest's service,which included the
bringing forward of ammunition under fire at thecritical moment of a
the^ynn6CanalthePhlUppine3» mi1 thehasardous saving of life on th
The Commanding Officer made a few remarks felicitating the
ergeant on nas retirement at an age when life still holds much of
achievement and enjoyment#
Sgt .Hogwoo d, mo ss s
culinary assistance had
and doughnuts of thecol
ergean of Company "F", and his staff of
prepared adoUbl e-barrelled brew of coffee
oi- of thefamous Porcupine Creek Nuggets,
After the formal program,the officers of the post,ail of whom
theeenlistnd t0 *lsl1. +'hesergeant the happiness due him, retired, and
the enlisted guests Cook charge of the program,
EDITOR A LCD :a m s n t
ike WCIIREMff OF SGT TaorHY calls to mind the fact that so few houng men of
ur present-time Amy look upon the Amy as their lif e’s profession
;*_^ar ttat V® ?reat maJ°rity regard soldiering as a mere stop
days and the days °f their real activity in life.
recruUiL offD uistaken* Army offers, as any
t S/ffi'uer Wl11 tel1 you< a real career. This is espec
+ r!Je f*r “h°Se who have not>on reaching thier twenties,
learnird % ^ fcetter 30rt or acquired one of'the so-called
which' Lw‘^eS81“1S' . ftfeeare fe" trades,few lines o? business,
earlv fort* m," ™tlrin? °n a considerable little income in the
or Lif ’ A 16 b3St °f b0dily he^th* -there are few trades
as in the W* lead “ outdoor Ufe- and b® a® free
who “,1 vA f™®? a11 grades in the Amy have their superiors to
who must be obeyed,but does not oneehave to mind theboss in civil
end o'M o r ^ merchan or Professional men must cater to his pat red
miM+o tS‘ ?16y ar® ec*uaUy>if not more exacting than is the
of omnkvSwhims°f‘o ar® aPt to ride a man for all sorts
, / r u '*lch the railitary subordinate is protected by t
a well-estaoiished system of laws and customs.
life t*kb6 a great satiS faction in having completed a
irllr 1 ! f! +1Ce J6 °ne S country, at having been mentioned in
m, , ° ,f ^allantry, for risking one's own life and winnind in the
ifsH TilthveH°‘h0“e S.fri";lds and comradea. Ohis ea^aatication
is S t.limothy Hashy s; it may be that of others who will look upon
!fehardyw"t:r^°feSSi0n and n0t as a j0b t0 tide thea — a