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Patrons Are Named

Members of the organizations and
their husbands, who will be patrons
and patroneSses, are: Messrs. and
MesdameS James M Ogden, Fer
NOR S. Cannon, T. M. Rybolt, Earle
Kiger, George r. Jeffrey, L. Roy
Zapf, Clarence Weaver, George l..
Clark, Scoby Cunningham, Ralph
B. Clark, E. w. Chllde and, Miss
Estelle Leonard. The grand march
will be led by Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Tucker. Bob McKittrick and his
orchestra will play.
Assisting Mrs. Robert L. Mason,
general chairman of the luncheon
and dance, were the following COM
mittees:
Program, Mrs Isenbarger, chair
man; Mrs. RybOlt, Mrs. r. L. Du
Bots, and Misses Ann Hall and
Edith Allen.
Decorations-MiSs Louise Grit
fin. chairman; Mrs. Verne A. Trask,
Misses Rea Bauer, Mary Ellen Clark
and Jane Johnston.
Finance-MiSS Gertrude Brown,
chairman; and Mrs. Joseph Buck,
Invitations-Mrs Ralph B. Clark,
chairman: Mrs. E. F. EcholdS and
Misses Hannah keenan,, Cecile
Nease and Dolly Birk.
carbohydrates Dorothy Lam
bert. chairman: Charlotte VAIN
wright and Ann Hall.
From De Paw u.
Representing Alpha chapter from
De Paw university were: Misses
Mary Ellen Armstrong, Mary Bar
nard, Betty Boyer, Jean Borchers,
Betty Brown. Betty Cheney. icon
Clapp. Jane Detamore. Edna Dick
son, Charlotte Epple, Betty Fat
hauer, Betty Gilbert. Hannah
Cough, Mary Katherine Harris,
Martha Lee HaSkins, Katherine
Hiatt. Mary Margaret Hill, Marjorie
Holcomb, Jean Kramer, Helen Ma
randa. Asberene Morris, Janet
Pointer, Elaine Rogers. Lois Rumpf,
Ruth ScribbinS, Mildred Small, La
Vaughn Smith, Martha Speaker, &C.
cile Trainor, Catherine Vehslage,
RoSalind Warrum, Muriel Beecher,
Doris Bland, Birja Brinker. Betty
Burns, Betty Carleton, Sara Cox,
Helen Furnas, Helen Garm. Muriel
Graham, Genevieve Hendricks,
Martha Landgrabe, Ruth McKim.
Mary Frances Mitchell, Isabel Nor
ris, Henrietta Rawlins, Martha
Reid. Caroline Schoettker, Frances
Sheppard, Betty Wagner, Louise
Palmer and Dorothy Wells.
From Purdue Chapter
Members present from the Alpha
Beta chapter at Purdue were Misses
Martha Jane Bolt, Lois Jane Bry-
ant. Mary Campbell, Marilyn Col
Inns, Ruth Corns, Mary Counts,
Peggy Dietrich. Martha DUNCAN,
Dorothy Mae Evans. Wilma Fos-
Ter, Kathryn Frost, Elizabeth Gay,
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Fourth Concert

The fourth concert of the Indian
apolis Symphony orchestra will be
held on Tuesday evening, March Z,
at $50.
The Program follows:
Symphony No. g." 'Eroica" Beethoven
Konzert overture Op. II" .Grleg
Intermezzo" and 'Valse lente" from
"scherzo'' from '.Komarinskjai'. -. Giinka
The student concert will be held
Monday evening. March 5, at 8
o'clock at Caleb Mills Hall.
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Fire Join TheSpis

New members of the Butler COL
lege Of Education Thespis Club,
dramatic organization, are Misses
Mary Cummhls, Marjory Christy,
Helen Mercer, Lois Buskirk and
Mary Elizabeth Harp.
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Tea to Be Ginem

Chaplain and Mrs. Alfred Oliver
of FIT. Harrison will give a tea from
2 to 5 Saturday afternoon at the
fort for the auxiliary of the 18th
division.
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REVIVAL CONTINUES
AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

Next week will be the last week of
a revival campaign now in progress
at the University Heights United
Brethren church.
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Of the Christians; night, THE Soul of
Paganism and Christianity"
Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Walter A.
Creason, pastor. Morning theme THE
Leaven"; night, practical Religion"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev George G.
Pa hight Ba tRe Masps wp
Bitter"
nd River Avenue Avenue Bapist-The Rev George
Pardon"
Truth Center GincoIn HoteD-The Rev.
Spiritual Mastery
Powell, rector Morning theme m Ai dFsr
From the Noise of the Archers"
BeviIIe Avenue EvangeIicaI-rhe Rev
Ambrose Aegerter, pastor Morning theme,
Inc ManlfeStations of Jesus; night, The
St. Matthew'S Episcopal = The Rev.
Francis D. McCabe. pastor Morning
theme, The Greatest Thing in the World.
Broadway NJ. E..The Rev Richard M.
Find God Through the Unique Christ;
night The Romance of Service"
Centenary Christian-The Rev. R. T.
GWyn., pastor. Morning theme, Why Go
to CHURCH," night, Why So Many
Churches of Christ. Scientist-The lesson
sermon for all church of Christ. Scientist,
Will be Christ Jesus"
Greater Mount Zion Baptist-The Rev.
H. A. Wilkes, pastor. Evangehstic services
to be conducted by the Rev. r. J. Madison
OF Alabama will begin Sunday.
G. NJ. B. of Third Christian-Merle
Sidener, class leader, The subject for
Sunday morning will be Time and Tide"
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Arnold
Clegg. pastor. Morning theme. "A Wish
for Well Water; night. sermon will be
preached by DR.. w. c. Hartinger, district
superintendent.
Broadway EvangelicaI-The Rev. LLOYD
E. Smith pastor. Morning theme. Christ
j Niles. guest Speaker. talks on America cas
Peril"
oakIandon Christian-The Rev. Frank
KNOWING d9en God 7 Tb2oupb Mb Mo- Ho theme
night Dr. Bruce L. Kershner of Butler
College Of Religion speaks on The Taber-
HaC4e' type OF the Churcn.
=
Fifty-First Street NJ. E.-The Rev viii
Dur D, Grose, pastor. Morning theme,
Hallway House
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. NJ H
Reynolds pastor. The Gaddis- Moser
eyangelistic party viii be in charge Of
=
Fairview Presbyterian-The Rev. Ed
ward Haines Kistler, pastor. At the morn
ing service, the nid-winter communion
will be held with the pastor speaking on
The lords Prayer in 1933-Kept by His
Grace
Fir.t United Presbyterian-Th Rev
Joseph A. Mears. pastor. Morning theme
The Stewardship Of Possessions; night
Tine Rainbow Empire
=
Riverside Park NJ E.-The Rev Robert
NJ. Selle. pastor Morning theme. over
coming Fear evening. Overcoming Evil
Special music BY the Riverside Vested
ChoiE Mrs Cecil j. Berry director
=
Southport Presbyterian The Rev.
Luther z. Markin. minister. Morning
p. m. Union service with sermon by Dr..
W w. Want North NJ z Church In
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Club to GiUe Plan

The Cosmopolitan Club of But
Ter university will present The In
ternational Cabinet" March II, at
the Athenaeum.
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First EvangelicaLThe Rev. R H Muel-
Ter. pastor Morning theme, Revival or
Revolution?" night. Jesus Of Nazarene
Passeth BY"
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Downey Avenue Christian The Rev.
Bert r. Johnson. pastor Morning theme
Seeing the Unseen; night. The Faith
Tremendous Both sermons will be
preached by the Rev. r Melvin Thomp-
son of the Northwood Christian church
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Second Moravian-The Rev George C.
Westphal, pastor. Morning theme THE
Hundred Years of Moravian Missions"
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University Park Christian-The Rev Lee
Sadler. pastor Morning theme Forgive
Us Our Sins; night. In the Beginning
Was the Word
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West Morris Street Chris.ian-The Rev.
Garry L. Cook. pastor. Morning theme.
What Jesus Taught About Investments"
night Judas: The Man Who Might Have
Been
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Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev Louis
G. Grafton. pastor Morning theme, The
Seeking Coo" night. The Inheritance of
the Saints"
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Roberts Park NJ E.-The Rev. William
Edward Bell. pastor. Morning theme The
Art Of Worship; night, The Tyranny OF
the Flesh"
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Fountain Street NJ E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning and eve
ming sermons by the pastor.
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Washington Street Presybterian-The
Rev. T. J. Simpson. pastor. Anniversary
services will be conducted by the pastor
ct the morning service and the Rev. H B.
Hostetter will speak at the evening service
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East Park VI. E.-The Rev R A. Ulrey.
pastor. Morning theme "Tithing'': night
the Rev. w. G. Morgan of the West
Michigan Street VI. E. Church viii preach
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Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme "A
Burning Bible: night. An Old Command
in a New Day"
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Annual State Founders
Day Celebration Held
by Alpha Chi Omega
February Frills' Program Is Presented
in Theatrical Style by Beta Beta
Chapter at Claypool.

Of Alpha Chi presented February Frs' this
Caypool thrythrd edition
program the theatrical style
side featuring coming
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Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
F. Weckmueller. pastor Morning theme
Prayer in the Home"
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Advent EpscopaI-The Rev. George S
Southworth pastor. Morning theme
Technocracy From Christian View
point"
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All Saints CathedraLRobert c. Alexan-
der, canon; Sermon by the canon at II
a. m. Ash Wednesday will be observed
service.
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Washington street

Forty-Ninth Street Christian-Mr. John
T. Goodnight, presiding. Morning theme
The Empty Seat at the Lords Table:
night. The New Commandment"
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Englewood Christian-The Rev. o. A
Trinkle, pastor. Morning theme Stead
tastness': night DR.. K j. Jaroszewicz
president Of the U1ion of the Churches of
Christ in Poland. will speak.
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Second EvangelicaI-The Rev. F. c.
Wacknitz, pastor. Morning theme
Prayer; night. Made Force
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j. Wilson pastor. Morning theme. "A
Bootlegger's Lament; night, Six Life
Necessities"
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BeIIaire NJ E.-The Rev. Walter B.
Grimes pastor Morning theme Making
Life Worthwhile; night. What Is the
Matter With Uncle SAM"
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First United Presbyterian-Th Rev
Joseph A. Mears pastor. Morning theme
The Stewardship Of Possessions; night
The Rainbow Empire"
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev Robert
NJ. Selle. pastor Morning theme over
coming Fear" evening Overcoming Evil. -
Special music BY the Riverside Vested
Choir, Mrs. Cecil J. Berry. director.
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North NJ. E.-The Rev Warren w.
Want pastor. Morning theme, Days of
PREPARATION; night, "Hungerlng and
Thirsting After Righteousness"
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev William H
knierim, pastor. Morning theme, Better
Than a Sheep
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st. Paul's Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierim. pastor. Morning theme, Ger
man service, The Gospel Harvest: Eng
Man"
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Church PLAY

Rudolph Stump and John
Gilligan will play the leading roles
in the comedy drama, Polishing
Papa" to be presented by the Y. P.
S. c. Sunday at the Assumption
Hall, HOS Blaine avenue. There will
be two performances; in the after
noon at 2:30 and evening at 8:15
p. m.
The rest of the cast includes:
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Lyndhurst BaptiSt-The Rev. c. H
Scheick, pastor. Morning theme, Blessings
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Fairview Presbyterian-The Rev Ed
ward Haines Klstler, pastor. At the morn
ing service. the mid-winter communion
Will be held with the pastor speaking on
The lords Prayer in 1933-Kept by His
Grace
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Southport PRESBYTERIAN The

oVuInpUTI FTeSbyteFIan The Rev.
Luther z. Markin. minister. Morning
The Unpopular Christ" Vespers, 4.30
p. m. Union service with sermon by Dr..
W. w. Want North NJ E Church, In
cianapolis. Christian EndeaFor, s p. m,
debate.
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Drake Skinner, pastor Morning a Az Tins nee
Tor Faith" or There Is a God for This
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CarroIton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
p. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme, 1.-The Need of America
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River Avenue Bapist-The Rev George
Dellert Billeisen, pastor. Morning theme
Was Christ Divine?" night, Mercy and
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Beville Avenue EvangelicaI-The Rev
AMBROSE Aegerter, pastor. Morning theme
Inc Manifestations of Jesus: night, The
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st. Matthew's Episcopal = The Rev.
theme The Greatest Thing in the World :
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CHILDREN TO
CONDUCT SERVICE

The Popular Sunday evening serv-
ice of the Sutherland Presbyterian
church at 7 will be childrens
hour. The entire service will be in
charge of children between the ages
of four and twelve years.
The following program will be
given:
song-"My Country IT'S of Thee"
Primary children.
Junior Chorus-"Break Forth Into joy
Rhythm Band~"stateris" wal dtt@Rsf
Story of the Good Shepherd.
Doris Jean Green
quartet and Junior Chorus.
Ralph Berrie, Robert Leavitt
Charles Harrison, Charles Smith
Story of Ruth's Honor Roll.
Virginia Johnson
Prayers by Martha Robbins, Tom Marsh
Charles Harrison, Arthur Bless and
Margott Ann Hubbard.
Announcements.
Ofertory-Primary boys.
Rhythm Band" Sleigh Ride" Thome
Talk-"why I S Gene to Rer Church"
Solo" 1.-The Ships That Glide in at
the Harbor'
Betty Berrie
Talk-"What in Sunday School Means
Janice Stoves
Junior Chorus-"Stnd Out Thy Light
'''' $3.50 '''.''s.. OOuHOu
At the morning worship, the Rev.
Florizel A. Pfeiderer will discuss
the theme, THE Place of Christ in
Christianity"
Christian and Missionary AIliance-The
Rev James Harper, pastor. Morning
theme. The Handwriting of Cod; night
The Smitten Rock
Grace Church of the Brethren The
Rev. Russell G. West, pastor Morning
theme, The New Revival; night De
liverance"
CarrOllton Avenue RefOrmed-The Rev
E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme, The Need of America"
Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner pastor. Morning, "A Time
for Faith" or There Is a God for This
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Truth Center UincOIn HoteD-The Rev.
Edna F. Mauzy. leader. Morning theme,
Spiritual Mastery"
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Centenary Christian-The Rev r. T.
Gwyn pastor. Morning theme. WHY Go
to church," night Why So Many
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Merritt Place NJ. E-The Rev NJ. H.
Reynolds, pastor. The Gaddis-M oser
evsngelistic party will be in charge Of
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Christ Church-The Rev E. Anger
Powell, rector. Morning theme, Far
From the Noise of the Archers."
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Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Walter A.
Creason, pastor. Morning theme THE
Leaven"; night, practical Religion"
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Broadway NJ. E.LThe Rev. Richard M
Millard, pastor. Morning theme, Men
Find God Through the Unique Christi;
night, The Romance of Service"
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Rev. James Harper, pastor Morning
theme. THE Handwriting of Cod; night
The Smitten Rock"
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Greater Mount Zion BaptisLThe Rev.
H. A. Wilkes, pastor. Evangelistic services
to be conducted by the Rev. r. j. Madison
OF Alabama will begin Sunday
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Churches of Christ. Scientist-The lesson
will be Christ Jesus"
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Grace Church of the Brethren The
Rev. Russell G. West, pastor Morning
theme, The New Revival; night, De
liverance."
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Of the Christians" night. THE Soul of
Paganism and Christianity"
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- Memorial Baptist-The Rev George G.
K1msey, pastor. Morning theme Poor
PRAYING night. But the Waters Were
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G. M. B. of Third Christian-Merle
Sidener. class leader The subject for
Sunday morning will be Time and Tide. A."
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FiftyFirst Street NJ. E-The Rev. VIII
Dur D. Grose, pastor. Morning theme,
Halfway House"
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev Arnold
Clegg: pastor Morning theme "A Wish
Tor Well Water; night. sermon will be
preached by DR.. w. c. Hartinger, district
superintendent
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At the morning worship, the Rev.
Florizel A. Pfeiderer will discuss
the theme, 1.-The Place of Christ in
Christianity"
Evening star., 1933-06-11
Sd Division Veterans

More than 2,o00 veterans Of the IA
nous Sd Division, which fought one
more battle during the World War than
any other outfit and Is, therefore, the
only one entitled to six stars on the rib
bon Of its Victory Medal, will assemble
In New York on July IA for two-day
national convention ON observance of
the fifteenth anniversary Of the second
battle of the Marne. Maj. Donald B.
Adams Of the 9Th Engineers is conven-
ton chairman.
tits expected several of the wearers
of the Congressional Medal Of Honor
will be present at the convention. One
of them Is Capt. George p. Hays. still a
Field, Artillery officer in the Regular
Army, who on the night Of July IA,
1918, had seven horses shot from under
him while serving as haison officer be-
tween the 18th Field Artillery and 30th
Infantry. Another Is Corpl. John L.
Barkley of the 4th Infantry. Other
famous officers Of the Sd Division were
the late Maj. Gen. Dickman, who COM
manded the Army of Occupation on the
Rhine; Col. Halsted Dorey, Col. E. L.
Butts, Mai. Gen. u. G. MacAlexander,
formerly colonel of the 38th Infantry;
MAJ. Gen. Preston Brown ana MAI. Gen.
r. L. Howe.
Serving with Maj. Adams on the
Convention Committee are Capt. John
Cattus, who won the Distinguished
Service Cross with the 30th Infantry
Lieut. F. C. Bellinger. jr., formerly OF
the 10th Field Artillery; Lieut.. Albert
C. Hicks, who won the Distinguished
Service Cross with the 9th Machine
Gun Battalion; Mai. Clarence E. Love-
joy, who wrote 1.-THE Story of the 38th, ~
the first regimental history published
after the World War and who recently
was awarded the new decoration of Sill
yer Star, and Capt. S. H. Young. now
at Governors Island and formerly an
officer of the 38th Infantry. The exec
| utive aide of Maj. Adams is T. c. Cole
man, who served in the 9th Engineers
There will be reunion parade.
Evening star., 1933-06-11

struction and officers ground training
instruction. The inspection Of VJ-7MR
will include personnel inspection with
infantry equipment, infantry drill under
arms, flight operating inspection, avia-
ton shop training inspection and off,
GERS ground training inspection.
Officer organization of VN-6R in
cludes Lieut.. M. NJ Cloukey, command
ing ofncer: Lieuts. 81. O. r. L. Earle,
executive ofncer; l.. v. Berkner. oper-
ations offcer: M. b. johnson, gunnery
ofiicer: C. @. Ward, assistant operations
ofi1cer, and r. G. Southworth, engineer
ing ofncer; Ensign w. Z. Coney, assist
ant gunnery ofncer; Ensign w. 8. Car
roll, assistant engineering officer; Lieut..
q. O. ]. j. Klak, communications
officer; Ensign p. Dalton, navigation
ofacer; Ensign r. e. Hess, jr., assist
ant navigation ofncer; Ensign T. W.
Wagner, personnel oficer; Lieut.. II. j.
Huester. educational ofiicer; Ensign j.
T. Blackiston, assistant educational Of
ficer; Ensign w. L. Hoeke, supply on
Ger. and Lieut.. Conadr. T. J. Kennedy,
night surgeon.
The ofiicer personnel Of VJ-7MR IN
cludes Capt. Gilbert q. Budwig, COM
manding oficer; First Lieut.. W. F1ske
Marshall, executive ofhcer; Second
Lieut.. J. 3. Webb, operations officer;
Second Lieut.. j. A. Timmons. gucnery