Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

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class. 1916 Sixteenth street Sc;
Bernard J. Hazur, 10, yeoman (third
class, 2511 North Capitol street, and
Richard R. Wade, g. molder Second
class, 10 Windlass Green S.W.'
1t. q. g. Jenny Emsley Turnbull,
2434 Pennsylvania avenue NV, for
mer assistant professor of physical
education at George Washington
University, has been placed in
charge of drilling and physical edu-
cation at the newly established naval
training school for enlisted women,
WAVES, at the University Of Wis
consin here. 1t. Turnbull was also
former instructor in health educa-
ton at the District YWCA and di-
rector of physical education at Hol-
ton Arms and Sidwell Friends School.
A graduate of George Washington
and Columbia University Teachers
College, she Is member Of Pi Beta
Phi Sorority.
Walter Richard Metz, IS, son Of
Mai. and Mrs. w. R. Metz, ST., 1927
Taylor street NV, recently gradu-
ated from recruit training at the
United States Naval Training Sta
ton here as honor man of his COM
parly and has been selected to attend
one of the Nays service schools.
Prior to his enlistment as an appren-
tice seaman several weeks ago, Metz
was a manufacturers representative
in Government saleswork. He at
tended Briarley Hall Military Acad-
envy, Poolesville, Md, and National
University. Metz is now in Washing
ton on nine-day leave which ne IS
spending with his wife Gladys and
daughter Mary Robin, 16. who are
living with his parents. His father.
a retired Army officer, was chief OF
the Engineering Division OF the Vet
Grams Administration. His brother
John, q, safety engineer for the
United States Engineers, was honor
ably discharged last November after
a four-year enlistment in the Army.
At Moody Field, Ga.
Aviation Cadets D. G.. Tilley, 5l3
Maple Ridge road, Bethesda, Nd,
and C. F. Mcknight. 622 D street
Sc, are now enrolled in the Army
Air Forces Advanced Flying School
training, they will be commissioned
second lieutenants and presented
with the wings of an Army pilot.
At Chicago, Ill.
Samuel A. Appleton, U. S. N, was
recently promoted to the rank OF
lieutenant commander at tho Great
Lakes Training Station here. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Appleton, Warrenton, Va.
At Fort Sheridan, Ill
Three Washington men who have
been Red Cross employees at the
fort graduated last week from
special course at Red Cross head
quarters here in anticipation Of
service with troops overseas. They
are: Claude T. Lawrence, 2801 Adj
ans Mill road NV; Leo Schwartz,
1914 S street Sc, and Austin c.
Magee, 121 West Woodbine street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
At Camp Campbell, Ky.
Second 1t Golden Latham Craig,
son of It. Col. and Mrs. John Craig.
$50 Twentieth street NV, has been
assigned to the 5th Service Com
mand here and is serving with the
158Oth Service Unit.
At Fort Knox, Ky.
DIT DIV, - Maids eo,, NJ n
Fields, 1851 Euclid street NV, re-
ported for training here recently
at the Armored Force School Com
munication Department.
Six men from the Washington
area recently reported here for
training at the Armored Force Re-
placement Training Center. They
are Royal E. Hazen. brother Of Mrs.
Dolly Kennedy, 4719 Macarthur
boulevard NV; John c. Richards,
husband of Mrs. Christine Richards,
1923 N street NV; James B. Hooten
III, son of Mrs. Ethel Hooten, 1915
Bryant street NE; George c. Dali
glish, husband of Mrs. Regina M.
Dalglish, 2705 South Dakota avenue
NE: Bernard j. Moffett, son OF
w. H. Moffett, 312 Avenue A, Hern-
don, Va, and Claude K. Rhodes. jr,
son Of Mrs. Mamie P. Rhodes, Fair
fax, Va.
At Camp Polk, La.
Pvt. James G. A. Thompson, 1921
Seventh street NE, was recently
promoted to the grade Of corporal
technician in the Service Company
of the 18th Armored Division here.
Corpl Thompson was formerly en-
ployed as teacher and principal
with the Halifax County School
Board, Halifax, Va.
At Edgewood Arsenal. Md.
Charles s. Gum. 1923 Nineteenth
street Sc, and James E. ellis, 'jr.,
308 Shepherd street NV, gradu-
ated yesterday from the Chemical
Warfare Service Ofhcer Candidate
School here and were commissioned
second lieutenants in the United
States Army. Both men entered
the school with tho grade of cor
poral. In civilian life, 1t. Gum
was . real estate broker In busi-
ness for himself ana Cadet 0tllis