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Evening star., 1942-12-27

pie ting the Maj. NJ. E. Dulberser
ROTC course there. He has two
brothers in the service, Second 1t.
Howard Dulberger, with the Armored
Force at Fort Knox, KY. and Murray
Dulberger, who is completing flight
training in Texas.
At Walnut Ridge. Ark.
Three Washington aviation cadets
have been transferred from the
Army Air Forces Basic Flying
School here to Lawrenceville, Ill,
where they will take their ad-
vanced flight training, upon COM
pletion of which they will be
commissioned second lieutenants
with airplane pilot ratings. They
are: Cadets Daniel w. Riordan,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel P. Rior-
dan, 1885 Fourth street SW: Gene
L. Douglas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Douglas, 2001 Sixteenth
street NV, and Richard F.
Riggles, son of DR.. and Mrs. J.
Lewis RiggleS, 4O07 Connecticut ave-
nue.. NV.
Aviation Cadet Frank C. Gass. ir.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. GaSs,
ITO Park road NV. has been trans
ferred to Selma, Ala, for his ad-
vanced flight training
With Air Transport Command. Calf.
Second 1t. George Lyon Miller, "a,
son of Col and Mrs. George A. Mil
Ter, 1923 Window place NV, was
recently promoted to the rank of
first lieutenant in the Army Air
Forces. He is with the California
Ferrying Division of the Air Trans
port Command A resident of Homo
lulu, T. H., for eight years, 1t. Miller
attended Johns Hopkins University
and was a member of Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
At Acracoke, N. c.
1t. Robert William Rieseberg,
U. S. N. R., son of Mrs. Caroline
L. Rieseberg, 1903 Kansas avenue
NV, has been visiting his home
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At Newport News, Va.
Second 1t. Frank Aiello, husband
of Mrs. Dorothy w. Aiello, 2755 Ma
comb street NV, was recently pro-
NOTED to the rank of first lieutenant
here at the point of embarkation
and has also been appointed tempo
rary chief instructor of the Newport
News School. 1t Aiello was for
merly employed in the display ad-
vertising department of The Star. A
graduate of Georgetown University,
he enlisted in the Army as a private
in February of this year. He is
graduate of the Infantry Officers
Candidate School, Fort Benning, Ga.
At Big Spring, Tex.
Edwin A. Stern. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Abram E. Stern, 31Ol Chesa-
peake street NV, recently arrived
here to begin training as bonn
bardier cadet at the Army Air
Forces Bombardier School. Cadet
Stern attended Central High School
and George Washington University.
Prior to his enlistment in December,
194l, Cadet Stern was a reporter on
the staff of the Washington Daily
News.
At Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Leo Morris Davis. 26, Ridge road
Sc, has been commissioned an en-
sign in the u S. Naval Reserve and
will report here at the Naval Train
ing School tomorrow. A native of
Worth, Mo-, Ensign Davis attended
the University of Texas. Austin, Tex,
and Harvard University. He was
formerly executive assistant to the
director in charge of administration
and management of the consumer
division of the Office of Price Ad-
miniStration.
At Fort Worth, Tex.
John M. WillcoXon, 26, 1915 Web
ster street NE, has been admitted
as an aviation cadet for primary
flying training here at Hicks Field.
Upon successful completion of this
course, he will be assigned to one
OF the Army basic flying schools for
further flight training.
At Pensacola, Fla.
Anthony J. Pennestri, son of Mrs.
Maria Pennestri, Sill Eighth street
NV, was recently commissioned a
second lieutenant in the Marine
Corps Reserve following completion
of the prescribed flight training
here at the United States Naval Air
Station. Having been designated q
naval aviator. 1t. Pennestri will go
on active duty at one of the Nays
air operational training centers be-
fore being assigned to combat
zone. Prior to his enlistment. he
was student at George Washing
ton University.
Andrew J. Heard. jr.. %, son Of A.
j. Heard. 1919 Massachusetts, avenue
Sc, has been advanced to the
rating of aviation metalsmith. sec
ond class, here at the Naval Air
Evening star., 1942-12-27
Former Editorial
Staff Member
Now Commander

1t. Comdr. Neil Rex Collier, pub
lie relations officer for the 1st Naval
District and former member of the
editorial staff of The Evening Star,
has received his third stripe and is
now a full commander, the naval
district Office revealed yesterday.
Comdr. Collier was plain Rex"
to hundreds of Washington citizens.
Not only was he widely known as q
reporter and editorial writer but he
also was member of the Naval Re-
serve since 1918, when he was stu
dent ofiicer. He went on active duty
during the summer of 1912, and was
sent to the Boston station on No
vember /. For service in the Re-
serves he was given the United
States Naval Reserve Medal.
Comdr. Rex Collier is known to
many people because of his strip"
cartoon carried by The Evening Star
and 80 other papers several years
ago. The only strip based on au-
thentic actions of the .FBI, 1t was
read widely and used in educational
circles as means of showing that
crime doesn't pay" It was trans
lated into several languages.
Comdr. and Mrs. Collier. whose
residence is In Arlington, Va, have
three sons. Neil Rex, jr. William
and Jack.
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forces, ne was employed by western
Electric Co.
Fort Washington, Md.
Four men from the Washington
area recently graduated from the
Officer Candidate School of the Ad-
jutant Generals School here and
were commissioned second lieuten-
ants. They are. Its. Field Allen
Lewis, 2123 California street NV;
George Bernard Reid, 4O5 East Cliff
ton terrace NV; Ennis Lee White,
327 Flower avenue, Takoma Park,
Md. and Francis Ignatius Wood,
56O5 Thirty-sixth street Hyattsville,
Md. These newly commissioned off,
GERS were at home for the HOLIDAYS
before receiving new assignments.
At Camp Kohler, Calf.
Pvt. Thomas H. Mcnamara, hus-
band of" Mrs. Hazel G.. McNamara.
552l Colorado avenue NV, has been
promoted to the rank of corporal
here at the Signal Corps Replace
ment Training Center.
Little Creek, Va.
Claude Cash, 5132 North Eighth
street, Arlington, Va, is now sta
toned here with the United States
Navy as seaman, second class.
At Fort Knox, Ky.
Pvt. Frank Lee Leebrick, jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Leebrick, 34O2
N street NV, recently reported
here for special course of instruc-
tion in the Motor Cycle Department
OF the Armored Force School.
Four District men recently ar
rived here at the Armored Force Re-
placement Training Center to begin
their basic training preparatory to
duty with the armored forces. They
are: Pvts. Reuben Cohen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, 2415
Minnesota avenue Sc; Charles S.
Cox. 1871 New Hampshire avenue
NV; Benjamin Babashan, jr., son
OF Mrs. Helen Babashan, 1876 Sew
enth street NV, and George l..
Benis, 1928 Morrison street NV.
Norfolk, Va.
Three men from Arlington, Va,
are now stationed here with the
United States Navy. They are:
James H. Lear, apprentice seaman,
son of Mrs. Mildred Lear, 724 North
Fredericks street; Glen Row Rogers,
apprentice seaman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Rogers, 812 North Fred
ericks street, and Eugene Gurganus.
apprentice seaman, son of Mrs. Den
ME Gurganus, 533 Edison street.
At Fort Leonard, Mo.
Three Washington men recently
arrived here at the Engineer Re-
placement Training Center to begin
their training in preparation for
combat engineer duty. They are
Robert G. Lewis, 427 Fourth street
NV; Frank c. Smith, 1743 Allison
street NV, and Edward j. Conoran,
1907 Connecticut avenue NV.
At Boiling Field.
Pvt. Sam T. Ferruzza, son of Mrs.
Mary Ferruzza, 732 Newton place
NV. was recently promoted to the
grade of corporal here at the Army
Air Base.
Edward P. Tribe. IT,. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward p. Tribe, Ana
costa, and John o. Mulrikin, IT,. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Mullikin,
200 Washington drive, District
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Training Center. Mr. Heard, who
enlisted in the Navy in April. 194l.
received his preliminary training at
Norfolk, Va
At Scott Field, I'll.
Two men from the Washington
area recently arrived here at the
techinacl training command post,
where they will receive an intensive
course in radio operation and me-
chanlcs to fit them for duty as men,
bers of a fighting bomber crew. They
are Pvts. Robert NJ Bosworth, son of
Mrs. Lottie Bosworth, 1114 F street
N.W- and Earl F. Moore, son of
Mrs. Katherine E. Moore, As Central
avenue, Brentwood, Md.
Capt. Milford E. Dulburger, son of
Mrs. Lillian Dulberger, 1445 Ogden
street NV, has been promoted to
the rank OF major here at the parent
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Mrs. j a m Pvt. Jack MeAuley.
Lynch, los Cedar avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. Prior to his induction
Pvt. McAuley was clerk-typist in
the Judge Advocate. General De-
partment. In civilian life Pvt. Sa-
bastian was section chief for the
Social Security Board. Before join
ing the armed forces Pvt. Lynch
was file clerk for the Reconstruct
ton Finance Corp.
At Corpus Christi, Tex.
Orville E. Shepherd, son of O.. A.
Shepherd, l340 Shepherd street N E.,
was commissioned an ensign In the
United States Naval Reserve re-
Gently upon graduation from fight
training here, He received his pre-
liminary instruction at Anacostia.
Ensign Shephed attended Catholic
University.
At Camp Polk, La.
Corpl James C. A. Thompson, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Thompson,
1921 Seventh street NE, has been
promoted to the grade of sergeant
with the 18th Armored Division
here. Prior to entering the Army
Sergt. Thompson was employed as
principal with the Halifax County
Schools, Va.
At Camp Rucker, Ala.
Pvt. Charles E. Phillips, husband
OF Mrs. Margaret B. Phillips, 5616
Thirteenth street NV, is now sta
toned here with medical unit. At
present he is assigned to duties in
the Office of the General Staff. Be-
fore entering the service last August,
Pvt. Phillips was an auditor in the
Agriculture Department.. His moth
er, Mrs. Sophia Phillips, resides at
735 New Jersey avenue NV.
At VictOrville, Calf.
Jack Taliaferro Golden, 1924 Staf-
ford street North, Arlington, Va.
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Assigned to Active Duty.
Nine Washington women were re-
Gently assigned to active duty with
the WAVES as members of the
United States Naval Reserve. They
are: Ensigns Kathleen L. Whaley,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Arthur M.
Whaley, 1868 Columbia road NV;
Julia M. Scarborough, 1886 Twenty
ninth street NV: Marie Louise Ray,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ray,
BOT North George Mason drive, Arl-
ington,, Va; Nancy B. Long, 2127
California avenue NV; Lillian Mich
olson Smith. daughter of Maj. and
Mrs. Earl H. Smith, 1927 @ street
NV: Elizabeth Ketcham, l716 H
street NV; Marion F. Wagner, OFT
Eighteenth street NV; Florence
Kressfield, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kressfield, 2704 First road.
North Arlington, Va, and Ruth C..
Marvik.
At Quantico, Va.
Austin o. Gattis, Marine Corps
Reserve. 2615 Forty second street
NV, received his commission Of
second lieutenant, having gradu-
ateds from the OfYicers' Candidate
School here, and has entered the
{see SERVICE NEWS, Page F-2J
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min Parks Gray, 1t. B. p. Gray.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Gray, 60l4
Seventh street NV. recently grad
u&ted from the Officer Candidate
SGhool here and was commissioned
aa&cond lieutenant. Prior to his in
du6tion July. 1941, 1t. Gray was en-
plOyed in the Maryland branch OF
the Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phope Co.
T. At Great Lakes. Ill.
James M. Mosedale, 20, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Mosedale, 5013 Perry
aS&f1ue NV, has been selected to
r9retse specialized instruction as a
plioman here at the United States
NSyal Training School at North
western University. Mr.. Mosedale.
who enlisted in the Navy last Octo-
bpry received his recruit training
here.
Three Washington men are now
enrolled in the Nays training
eel1u@ for electricians here at the
University of Minnesota. They are:
MAyADnd E. Kadleck. II. 432 New
comb street Sc: Robert s. Watkins,
ls. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wat
kins, l743 North Capitol street, and
Robert l.. Watson, son Of Mr.. and
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comfortable position is fiat on one's
back.
Tables are being scrubbed, floors
swept and pans crubbed-ashore or
afioat-at peace or at war-Army
housekeeping must 60 on. And the
hammocks are all rolled up, too"
November 17-Somewhere in North
Africa.
1.-THE climate here is mild, dry, hot
in the day, cold (brrrr) at night!
The place reminds me of Drew
Field, Tampa, Fla, last December
mud!!! Eating out of mess kits
again. Was an optimist in bringing
along my bathing shorts.
Il should have taken up French
instead of Latin and German to
speak to the Germans hereabouts.
The boys who got to town before me
managed to buy all the French die
tionaries, but I'll try again"
November 18.
Finally P. x. opened today
and for the first time since I got
off the ship was able to buy any,
thing. 1t really is a cosmopolitan
place, too-American, British or
French money accepted and given
in exchange-American, British and
British Colony products. I'm smok-
ing Rhodesian tobacco right now.
To-day there was quite a cere-
mony. The American Flag was
hauled down in the presence of
American and French officers and
then the French flag and the Amer
lean Flag were hauled up. 1 assume
that there is some agreement now
in public as the French flag was on
the right showing we were in French
territory.
Have been eating Army canned
rations - you remember reading
about them-two cans make meal.
One with five biscuits-fiive candy
drops-three pieces Of sugar-one
small soluble coffee. The other can
is one of three varieties; meat and
beans, hash or stew. not bad cold,
much better hot: still better with a
fresh onion (plenty of them here
Now am getting much better food
though-had real meat in the stew
-butter-pudding - jam - canned
peaches-cigarettes and chocolate
bar-that's the English field rations.
We get English and American food;
it makes for more variety! You
should have seen us the first few
days-building little fires-heating
the cans of water for coffee-every-
body his own cook. But now we
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sington parkway, Rock Greek Hills,
Md, recently was promoted to the
grade of staff sergeant here at the
Army Air Base where he has been
stationed for II months.
Corpl. James w. Carter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Carter, 3104
Varnum. Mount Rainier, Md, has
just been promoted to the rank of
sergeant here at the Army Air Base
where he has been stationed for
Is months.
At Camp Barkley, Tex.
Ruel Cassius Irwin, "a. son of Will
liam j. Irwin, 1861 Fuller street
NV, recently graduated from the
Medical. Administrative Corps Off
Ger Candidate School here at the
Medical Replacement Center and
has been commissioned a second
lieutenant. Prior to entering OCS,
1t. Irwin was an enlisted soldier in
the Barkley replacement center
headquarters detachment. In civil
ian life he managed a chain shoe
store.
At Sea.
James Cash, 5132 Eighth street,
North Arlington, Va, is now some
where at sea with the United States
Navy as an apprentice seaman.
In Bermuda.
Truman M. Adams, son of Mrs.
Ellie Adams, 5132 Eighth street,
North Arlington, Va, is now sta
toned here in Bermuda with the
United States Navy as seaman first
class. He has been in the Navy
since last July.
At Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Pvt. R. S. Davis. son of DR.. Will
liam T. Davis, 1901 Lowell street
NV, recently qualified as a rifle
sharpshooter here at the Branch
Immaterial Replacement Training
Center. Prior to his enlistment in
october he was a student.
At Columbus, Miss.
First 1t. William j. Suit, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Suit. 1920
Warden street NV, recently was
awarded his wings upon graduation
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Flight School here for intensive
physical conditioning and ground
school work preliminary to further
training for naval aviation. They
are Sidney Fain, 750 Park road
NV; Robert Russell Grams, 39l7
Livingston street NV: John Fer
rari, 4l30 Legation street NV;
Bradford Floyd Hagie, 5O32 Lowell
street NV; James Wood Burch,
3846 Macomb street NV; Joseph
Henry Blinkhorn, 1116 Oates street
NE; Lawrence Vernon Alsop,
1912 Veazey street NV; Robert
Lennox White, 1858 Harvard street
NV; Charles Nicholas Whelan,
Bethesda, Md; Roger Wean Karr,
5403 Hampden, Bethesda, Md, and
Kenneth Demaree. 70O8 Eversfield
drive, Hyattsville, Md.
Eight naval aviation cadets from
the District have recently COM
pleted their pre-fiight training here
and have been ordered to the Naval
Reserve aviation base at Dallas,
Tex, for primary flight training.
They are Cadets William C. War
ner, 1900 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park, Md, who stood fifth in the
class; Charles A. Mehl, 2811 Myrtle
avenue NE, who ranked fourteenth
in his class; John Leo Scully jr.,
427 Twelfth street NE: John w.
Berry, Alb Evarts street NV; John
E. Shields, 37l9 Brandywine street
NV; Joseph Dulles, 453l Thirty
second street, Mount Rainier, Md:
Merritt o. Chance, Brookville, Md,
and Graham r. Finlayson, 1929
Oliver street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Somewhere in England.
Corpl. Robert B. Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs Seaborn D. Jones, 1853
Girard street NV, is now some
where in England serving with the
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lington, Va, isCapt. H. c. B, CIaEettjr.
now somewhere in the South Pacific
with United States naval con-
struction battalion. Before entering
the service, Mr.. Jones was paying
and receiving teller with the Hamil-
ton National Bank.
At Maria, Tex.
Sergt. Thomas Edward Burch, son
of Mrs. C. B. Burch of Washington,
is now stationed with the Army Air
Forces here at the tWin-engine pilot
training school.
At Miami Beach, Fla.
Forty-one former residents of
Washington recently graduated from
the Officer Candidate School here
at the Technical Training Command
and were commissioned second lieu
tenants in the Army Air Forces.
Their duties will be to direct vital
administrative and supply operat-
ions of the Army Air Forces. They
are: Its. Arthur L. Appleton, 2810
Texas avenue Sc; Albert Ritzen-
berg, 1882 Crescent street, Crest
view, Md; Charles A. Carlson, jr.,
1910 Bradley boulevard, Bethesda,
Md: John G.. Hoyle, 97o0 Brunett
avenue, Silver Spring, Md; Albert
c. Thorn. jr, 1905 Brandywine
street NV: John C. Kelliher, 1917
Bryant street NE; Franklin H.
Haynie. Reedville, Va; Michael j.
Dougherty, 201 Arlington avenue,
Bethesda, Md; Harry K. Pickett,
1r., 1895 Warren street NV.
Its. Francis H. Baker, 3l1 South
street NE; Joseph E. Rush, 1416
South Highland street, Arlington,
Va; Gilbert L. Johnson. I'll Prince
ton place NV; Robert w. Yost, 1871
New Hampshire avenue NV; Tay-
lor Fussell, 2127 California street
NV; John c. Cassidy, 1902 Thirty
seventh street NV; Eric A. Fried
helm, 3700 Massachusetts avenue
NV; Richard A. Gartman, Clifton
Terrace Apartments; Charles j.
Finegan. 22l5 Fortieth street NV;
Albert Abramson, SOB Quackenbos
street NV; John A. Flannery, 3246
South street NV; Richard S. Barn
sley, 460l Maple avenue, Bethesda,
Md; Norman A. Bomze, 118 Ninth
street NE; Benjamin P. Gray, COLA
Seventh street NV. Abraham A..
Share. 1742 Irving street NV; Ar
thur G. Eldred, $500 Broad Branch
road NV
Its. Frederick w Friedli, 1707 Kill
bourne place NV; Charles T.
Saunders, 755 Yuma street Sc; Les
lie w. Higbie, 1924 North Chelsea
lane, Bethesda, Md; John A. Lati-
mer, jr., 3135 Worthington street
NV; John R. Moore, 6601 Exeter
road, Bethesda, Md; Lester Wag-
shal, 1872 Kenyon street NV; Royal
Firman, 6135 Utah avenue NV;
Duncan G.. Groner, 2101 Connecti-
cut avenue NV; Laurence S. Dyer.
1906 Potomac avenue Sc; Morris
Weingarten, 1903 Wisconsin avenue
NV; Julius J. Case, IA South
street NE; John R. Northrop, 1867
Connecticut avenue NV; Wilfred
B. Leclaire, 3719 r street NV;
Abram Levin 1902 Nichols avenue
Sc, and James R. Roberts, 1867
Halorama road NV.
HAIRY Ehrlich, 26. son of Mr., and
Mrs. Samuel Ehrlich, 513 Florida
avenue NE, has been commissioned
a second lieutenant following his
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Lewis Crosby, 81, Seat Pleasant,
Md, and William Haynes, 10, Capt.
tol Heights, Md, recently completed
their recruit training here at the
United States Naval Training Gen.
ter ahd have been visiting their
homes on leave. They have just re-
ported back for duty.
Four District men recently re-
ported here for period of training
as petty officers. They are: Harold
E. Drayton. 90 6244 Utah avenue
NV, hospital apprentice; Alexan-
der c. James, 20, 2l16 street NV,
painter, third class; Alvin D. Leu
desdorf, %, 311 Webster street
NV, storekeeper, third class, and
Bennie Wolfson. 80, 31O4 Mount
Pleasant street NV, hospital ap-
prentice, second class.
Six other men are also enrolled in
the United States Naval Training
School for radiomen here at North
western University. They are: Delmo
F. Trilli, 81. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Trilli, 720 c street NE; Frederick
G. ToWnshend, 1901 Calvert street
NV, son of A. B. Townshend; John
E. Sabin, 18, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Sabin, 1880 MaSsac chusetts avenue
Sc; Bob L. Ray, 81. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Ray, 273O Knox terrace
Sc; Dennis J. Dorgan, 21, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Dorgan, 1922 D
street Sc, and John E. Burgess, 18,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Burgess,
5018 Sherrier place NV.
Joshua H. Kisseleff, %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kisseleff, 1912 Park
place NV, has been selected to at
tend specialist school for ma
chinist's mates here at the service
school Of the United States Naval
Training Station.
Two men from Rockville, Md re-
Gently reported to the United States
Naval Training Station here to be-
gin their basic training. They are
Lester Meredith Harmon, husband
of Mrs. Lillian Harmon, and Harold
William Harmon, 10, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Harmon
At Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
DR.. Allen S. Cross, former District
physician. now a first lieutenant
with the U. S. Army Medical Corps,
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his family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Burnside, 1902 Ingomar street,
Chevy Chase. 1t. Burnside re-
ceiVed his commission as a second
lieutenant from the r. o. T. c. at
the University of Maryland, where
he was a member of Phi Sigma
Kappa Fraternity. He was first sta
toned at Fort Benning Ga, where
he attended Infantry Officers
School. He also attended Officers
Intelligence School at Camp Rucker,
Ala.
At Fort Harrison, Ind.
Three men from the Washington
area recently arrived here at the
Finance Replacement Training Gen.
ter to begin their basic training in
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All Trans p o r I
Command, was
recently promot-
ed to the rank of
lieutenant col
one here. A for
mer. resident of
Arlington, Col.
Han1m in civilian
life was in the
publishing busi-
ness. He is a
g r a d u a t e of
Dartmouth Uni
versity and at
tended Oxf or d
a n d Heidelberg
Universities,
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1 dulU SCllOOl Oh
the Army Air
Forces Technical
Training Com
mand, where he
is supervisor of
the officers di-
vision of the De-
p a + t m e n t of
Communication =.
A graduate of
the University of
Indiana, NJ a ].
Dulberger was
commissioned a
second lieuten-
ant after COM
/ A.
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from a series OF
letters beginning
with the ocean
trip to Africa
and ending with
the Allies firmly
e S t a blished in
their North Af-
rican bases:
October 27-
At Sea.
"We sleep in
hammocks it
was sort of diff
fcult to get used
to at first, but
now I like it.
Tl lu l
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u. .. cavalry.
A graduate of
Central H ! g h
School, Corpl.
Jones received
his basic train
ing at For t
Riley, Kans. He
was later trans
ferred to the
Essex Troop at
F or t Jackson,
S. c., and was
promoted to cor
poral after six
months service
Prior to his en-
terinQ the armed
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q. g. to full lieutenant.
At Lowry Field, Colo.
Pvt. Herbert James Mccall, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Mccall, York
towne Village, Md, recently reported
here to the Army Air Forces Tech
nical School Squadron from Keesler
Field. Miss. Prior to his enlistment
in October, Pvt. Mccall was attend
ing Woodrow Wilson High School.
At Camp Adair, Greg.
Second 1t. Sam E. Agnew, Cordova
Apartments, was recently promted
to the rank of first lieutenant here
at the Quartermaster Department.
He is graduate of the Camp Lee,
Va, Of1icer Candidate School and
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is now receiving
training in car
dio-vascular dis
eases here at the
Barnes General
Hospital, A ma
tive of Washing
ton, DR.. Cross is
a graduate of
George Wash
ington Medical
School. He is a
member of the
American Medi-
cal ASsocia ton
and the Dis
trict M edical