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The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
303rd Tech. Sc. So.

Ez-seTaiee men Of the 5o5rd are
brought to the fore this Reek by
Pvt Thomas J. Mccabs. CORES
pondeni. aho heads OF with the
information that Mai. Theodore
Taylor, squadron commander.
served a. ist Lieutenant with
the famed Rainbow Division a.
Chateau Thlerry, ST. Mihiel.
Loundres and St George He also
saw action al Paris when the Allies
made an offensive drive through
Luxembourg.
Pvt. Walter S. Foster, Isl Ser
geant Of the 305th MTG, served IN
France and later attended the AEF
University. Pvt. J. ?. Slsttery was
With the 77th Division. 306th Ma
chine Gun Battalion and saw sc-
ton at Meuse Argonne as ist
Sergeant. Pvt. James J.. Powers
spent q months in overseas SER
vice and was in France as a Cor
poral with the Doth Division.
Pvt. Samuel G. Pavlov spent %
months overseas, serving his ap-
premiership with the u. S, S. Full
ton, where he obtained a rating
as Pharmacist, End class. Pvt. Fred
L. Christopher. now serving his
third enlistment in the Army, for
merly was a Sergeant Pvt. John
n. Andrews, Hartford, Conn, was
is when he enlisted with the 43rd
Coast Artillery. Pvt Harry Rosof-
sky was with the l50th Infantry
during the last war, Drawing the
Ypres drive and Pvt. Clayton Will
lisms was with the 23rd Aero
Squadron, Dawn Patrol, IN ad-
vance sector. He spent IA months
in France. Pvt. Joseph O'connor
was with the 28th Division. 31sth
Supply Co. for 10 months in
France. Pvt. Chandler c. Cook left
school when Is TO join up in World
War /.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
4l4th Tech. Sc. So.

The 4l4th expects 70 have a
strong contender in the softball
league this year, with Sgt. Van
Wambeke, one OF the best pitchers
in the league last year, showing up
in fine fashion.
A community sing was held in
the Day Room Monday night and
plans are being made for a May
IS dance. The Military Maids VIII
be invited
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
KeesIer Calendar

TRAVEL TALK Exhibition Of Pie.
iufea Open House, Biloxi Cemmun-
iiy houss basement as. I 10 .
IN
DANCE Game room, Lyman Reefe.
alton Center, 6 ~ y tn
SATURDAY, MAY
POST THEATRES. Nos / and s--"Who
i Hope schuyler Joseph Alien jr.,
Mary Howard
FoRNAL DANCE -uso club. np. m
TRAVEL. talk Exhibition ef pic
iufes, Biloxi Community House, Ia
s6ciAl.-First Baptist Church. ! 30 10
pkNcE Gam. Room Activities Ocean
Springs Community House. s-i2 p.
orrN HOUSE = first Msthodist
Church. one block hack Of Grey
hound bus station, Gulfpori = 10
ofEN HousE-Fir,t Baptist Church
one block wesi oi ealiport Com
munitN House. 2 30 10 y. M
/ nANClNG@F Formal gulfport Com
munity House on beach In font Of
Yacht Club q 20 II 30 p IN
| SUNDAY, MAY 10
P9sr THEATRES, Nos ana s"MN
MsAefile M hl9nde, Bob hope' Made
oPEN HousE-naek nav Community
orFS Housr I" N Lyman Recreation
oPrN HousE1Lulheran Church HI.
MUSIC ApfREcIATioN BouR-uso
RADIO PRoGRAMs-uso Club. radio
ofFS HOUSE Gulfpor Woman,
club, directly back Of Hotel Marx.
oPEN HouSE4knishs Of oonmeu,
Hall, 24sh avenue, ene block north
FELLOWSHIP HouR@First Christian
u church. oulfpori 18th street across
from Community HOUSE, $50 20 >
MONDAY, MAY II
Faveriis Monde hob HOPE. Made.
lelne CAfFoll
DANCING = CANE Room Aetlvisie.
Ocean Springs Community House
pANcrSe cLAssrs-uso club. ,
TUESDAY, MAY IA
POST THEATRES. Nos I and =
Mayer Of atih Street George Muir
GAMr NiGHr-uSo Club. 80 y m
sociAL-Aicthediai Chapter Aouie. !.
sSgkRF pANer-ri..,a Pavilion. /,
DANtT-d'Ibervlls Recreation. I'll
3. N.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II
Il POST THEATRES. No I and IN,
GA Sal Rita HsyWorth. Victor Ma
turc
INFORMAL pANcE-uso club. -
GAAfE ROOM AND SQUARE DANCE
Back BAY Community House. s. Il
J bANCE=larJasan Courts cemmunit,
Center g. u = m
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
45OO See Mccain
In Fifth Triumph

A crowd q $500 Kseslef Fled
officers and enlisted mon lasi Ffi-
day rhecred Pst OrrIiis Mccain
81 ihs 3p7lh. Re bis fi'fh furccff-
ful defense ~ h#s pott ilEhiweighi
championship 81 another n ihs
weekly box 8g shows here
Private Mccain, employing :
hard. fast punch. downed Pvt VIII
lam posisrnch. n the 400ih, five
times IN ihs fifft two rounds. and
Pvt. pasiorech aAs unable n atari
tnc laird
IN smother of ne evenings ioa-
iurs bouts, Pvt Brody DaV.s, slow
but powerful Louisiana heavy
weight punther took The decision
over Gaienio.kl.s fFt Edward
Carol. of the sB6ih
Tao Connecticut priFaio' James
Gsmlsh and Frank Serofan. both
~ the 4i3th. fought to draw in
hoavy-hiitinR 'ErudRc -baitic"
that proved highly popular vita
fsns.
PVT Aisx BaldnL Of the anoth
won closely y-eantcsied decision
over ht smiling opponent Pvt
Don Aiken. Of the 50ath, IN The
fcatherweight lass. and Pvt
james Smith. Of the ii3ih de-
cirioaod PVT. Pal Shady, Of the
soaih. IN The lfhhrsvy class prl-
vsts shaddY former heavy
weight champion Of the field and
Smith iormer mIddloweight champ
Another Of the evenings high
lights was brief encounter be-
tween S sgt Walter Picffnf, OF
tho A and r Office. who arranged
The card and PVT Philip Smith. Of
The 5o5th The two fought 70 a
draw
In the other bouts pvis William
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

Perry. Of IA 81 ACRTC and Jof
Lueaf. Of fss 4l3ib. dfew n he
lightweight class. and PVT JACK
Stanley. q the 50lrd won By .
technical knockout over PFi B.ll
Jeffrey Of The 400h IN The vel
lerwe Eht division
pgI Don Boauiek. nf the b85ih
snd Tech SGT Jerry Kucefa. Of
The 903rd we're referees lst II
Arlo ~ Kium. Post Athletics Of
iIcer. supervised ths bouu
Lieutenant Kium announced thai
lhis weeks show WiIi be held
Thursday 1t 7ao p m instead u
Friday One oi thr main bouts this
week VIII be the battle beween
Pvt Korkean Daigarian. Of the
s8Gih. lhree times Eastern siaies
Golden Gloves WnlierVeight
champ. and PVT Robert Siricker,
of the 3g7h, Post mddleWslRhl
champ
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
3o8th Tech. Sc. So.

). Sgt. Howard c. Broughton
has been promoted to First Ser
geant of the 398th, succeeding
John Scheusrman, who has been
promoted to Technical Sergeant.
Sergeant Broughton was formerly
chief clerk.
Sgt. James w. Bell, A. and r.
non-com for the squadron, has re-
ported that the 303rd defeated the
398th volleyball team l5-l1. 1910
and 1914 last week. Loss OF Pvts.
Don Anderson and George Albee,
six-footers Of Flight B, who have
been transferred, will be sorely
missed.
S. Sgt. Joseph Kucher Is
the most envied man In the
39Sth, because he's been
.three-time winner. He was
married. promoted 10 Staff
Sergeant and given a furlough.
S. Sgt. F. w. Dotson. morning re-
port clerk, is confined to the sta
tion hospital, joining two other
squadron mates there, Corps. Os-
mund Kennedy and Charlie Fin
ney, S. Sgt. Douglas Roam, mail
room clerk, has been released by
the hospital.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
305th Tech Sc. So.

Softballs, boxing gloves, bats
and all other sports equipment in
the A. and r. supply room OF the
305th was put into use last week
as the squadron area beca ne "one
big playground" Pfc. Charles II.
Hooper, newswrlter, reports.
Men OF the squadron bought
war bonds briskly on Bond Sale
Day" recently.
S. Sgis. Downing E. Webb and
Paul c. Bird returned this week
from TEMPORARY duty at Camp
Upton, N. Y. where they saw Joe
Louis in action
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Stage Curtains
Installed in
Post The atre

Stage, exit and office curtains
have been received and installed
in War Department Theatre No. /,
Maj. Abrsm L, Shoemaker, Post
Theatre Officer. has revealed.
The front curtain is OF red plush
velour. The upper valance, OF the
same material. is inscribed in the
center with the Air Corps emblem
Both curtains have gold trimming.
and fringe.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Is Attend First
Art Club Meeting

More ihzn = men attended ths
first meeting y TIE Keesser Fred
Ar clao il re Service Cla5 iast
Monday. Tne ciu1 mas asked men
1ers TO saornIs sketches outlining
Plans for decorating n1e Service
Club and placing uursis On t1s
walls
arts, crafts ard hobbies will -
sponsored. discussed and stud &c.
PYt. Jack Krelsmer president, hzs
announced.
IN order % accommodate 1ta-
dents q al shifts. bi-Weekly
meetings Hiil be red hosh morn
ing and evenings
The club IS under the guidance
o. Mrs. Joyce Rand csssibry. Post
Senior Hostess
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Fine Arts Books
Given TO Library

The Keeslcr Field librsry's coll
lection Of fne-arts books was aug
mented recently by the addition Of
several books on poetry and mod
ern and classic art, donated by the
Gulf Park Junior College, Cult
port, Miss. and the Museum OF
Modern Art, New York City.
Among the new volumes arc the
three book collection Of THE
Home Beck OF Verse" edited by
Burton Egbert stevens IN. THE
Treasury OF Art edited by Thom-
as Craven, noted art critic. a col
lection OF Best Pays" a coliec-
ton OF prints Of Mexico. Britain
at war. Indian art, modern mas
ters, motion picture art and works
OF Salvatore Dali, John Marin
Pablo pieasso and others
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
588th Tech. Sc. So.

5. Sgt Donald W. Grams,
writing news for the 585th. takes
his nat off this week to S. SGT.
Joseph Gammey, who was among
those promoted recently to the
grade OF Technical Sergeant.
Members Of the Squadron also
wish S. Sgt Edwin johnson
speedy recovery. Sergeant John
son, hospitalized recently, is re-
ported doing fine"
The 5s8th. after finally being
located in semi-permanent quar-
ters, is now under the command
OF lst 1t. James x. Upehurch. re-
placing Capt Ralph r. Swartz
squadron commander, who IS on
detached service, Sgt. John J. Wir-
chak, correspondent for the SQUAD
ron, reports.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
inductees
Win Furlouqhs

The War Department has an
nounced a greatly liheralized pol
icy In the granting OF turloughs
to induetees Immediately after
their processing at reception CEN
terS. The policy was decided upon
In order to allow induetees accept
ed for service to dispose Of their
civilian possessions and 70 clear
up all financial and personal mat
iers before actually entering the
Army.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Golf Tournament
Set for Sunday
At Gulf Hills Club

Keealer Fields Kolfing champion
Will take par, IT, medal play
tournament sunday a. ne i;ulf
HIS Club, Pfc, Joseph Mazziottl.
golf coach, announced yesterday.
Officers, enlisted men and civil
ians will be allowed 70 attend tho
tourney without charge Play he
gins al 2 pm.
Play-offs to choose the cham
pion golfer Of each squadron arc
already under way, Arrangements
Tor q tournament With the Csmr
Shelby, Miss, golf team nave been
made, and a match play" iourns-
ment al keeslcr Is scheduled soon.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
413th. Tech Sc. So.

Nine promotions were announc-
ed in the 4i3th this week. Those
promoted tc Staff Sergeant include
George A. Woodard and Eugene
A. Parker. Corporsls promoted to
Sergeant include Earl r. Carter,
Jack Bowman, Chester L. Prusyn-
ski and Howard H. Dunbar. Pies.
Andrew Husley, Thomas z. Neal
and John N. Crane were promoted
70 Corporal.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

pst Scott Smith, q ne 309ia.
8 one of the groups most popular
members, Pfc. Lionel s Wei.
news writer. reports He attended
More Dame IN i954-75 and played
EFF end Of the freshman football
team.
A hiEh jump pit. broad jump PIT
and shot put circle have been
constructed in ire area A straight
away VIII oe built for the dsshes
and inteF-bsrrack and inter-
squadron track meets viii oe held
Barrsck won the spring vol
leybail championship BY detecting
Barrack Il. ISL. 1875
The 800 checker tournament wiil
begin next week.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
301st Tech. Sc. So.

New recruits always hear the
abasso profundo" voice Of Sgt.
Dempsey D. Blackwell Sgt.
Arthur Zieisdorf is IN charge OF
he mail room nov. The 30ist mas
cot, pet raecoon, has been AWOL
FOR several days. Pvi. julius An
derson, OF Mobile, Ala, Is now in
charge Of the day room. The 30isi
purchased 100 bonds last week.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
400th Tech. Sc. So.

Pfc. A. w. Boynton, writing for
the 400th, reports that men Of the
squadron came through in "top
flight" style on payday, signing up
for more than $4,000 in war bonds.
ist. 1t, H. T. Youngren has left
the 400th for duty with the 5s7th.
Lieutenant Youngren transformed
the day room in the 40oth area
INTO one OF the best on the field,
QUILTING it with new victrols-
radio combination, ping pong ta-
bles, card tables, athletic equip
ment and other materials. Pvt.
John Dumas, A. and R. worker,
assigned him in preparing the re-
creation rooms.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Ordnance Unit
Operates Here

Located IN Hangar s, the
s5oth Ordnance Detachment and
the Post Ordnance Department are
the supply and maintenance units
responsible for the efficient opera
ton Of every gun used by Keesler
Field soldiers.
Under the direction Of ist 1t
Warren Whitehurst. Ordnance Of
ficer tire detachment members,
most Of them graduates Of the
Aberdeen Proving Grounds Ord
nance School. maintain all arna-
meni equipment in use here
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
308th Tech. Sc. So.

The 3o6th has lost many out
standing AM students through
graduation and Flight Chiefs are
preparing the area for the receipt
OF the new men.
Sgt. V. J, Brownlee's Flight A
students won the voileyball con-
test with the 5s5th last week, 1875
and 1914.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
4l6th Tech. Sc. So.

For the last several months. the
4i6ih has rewarded the barrack
with the best inspection record BY
giving them some special treat.
Corp. Martin Q. Selzer. squadron
correspondent. reports. This month.
lst Sgt William J. Kelly arrane-
ed an outing at Magnolia State
Dark for Barraek a. Fellows in
the bsrrack and about 80 girls from
Gulfport went to the park on Sun
day. April "a, by convoy. Refresh
ments, dancing, games and con-
tests were enjoyed. Prize-winners
included Pvt. Victor Klins.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
A. and r. Plans
Wrestling Class

A Keesler Field wrestling team
viii be formed for exhibition
matches and exchange meets with
other Army camps, Corp, Steven
+ Major Of the A. and r. Office,
announced today
A regular class in wrestling
viii be coached by Corporal Ma
ior All men interested are asked
TO report 10 the A, and r. office
any time before . pm. within the
next few days
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Blue Fatisues
For Recruits

In the future II will be easy 10
distinguish whether a man belongs
TO q student or recruit squadron
All members OF student squadrons
are now wearing green fatigue uni
forms while blue fatigue uniforms
are worn by members Of recruit
Squsirons.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
412th Tech. Sc. So.

ist- Sgt Abraham Roth Is the
new top kick OF the 4l2.h, sue
ceeding T. Sgt. Edward Baker,
c -poral Halloran reports. The
4l2th softball team lost its last
three games. The team lost 20 the
593rd, 80, and the last two games
10 the 4lith, 1918 and 25-f4.
Corp. Kenneth L. Lsuigan has
Joined the team as pitcner.
lst 1t. Holly L. Anderson Is
confined to the Station Hospital,
as are Corps Leonard L. Powell
and Woodrow Webbsr.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

the visiting officers praised The
dsy room.
Sgt u. z Perry. who recently
returned from detached service.
has been the center of attraction
with some interesting stories .
tel
lss sgt Arthur Il. Niemsn. ~ho
has been with he si5ih as "iop
kick since i was sctiyated here,
has been promoted to Technical
Sergeant
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Hq. & Hq. ACTS

Pvt: Metro Karolishyn. Of Ho.
squadron won the squadron sim
gles ping pong Championship re-
Gently and battled TO the semi
finals OF the Post tourney before
being eliminated.
Corp. Arthur L. Benson, the
Squsdron's new A. and R, nom
com, IS working to develop the
new day room.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
415th Tech. Sc. So.

Recent VISITORS to the day
room of the 415th include
Col Leo r. Post. keesler Field
Executive officer. Mai.
Abram Shoemaker, Pest Spe-
ciai Services officer and Mai.
James Z. Peilettieri. Assistant
Executive. 9Th Provisional
Group Supervisor.
The day room has been highly
decorated by squadron csrpen-
ters and Corp. Norman Goodwin.
Squadron finance clerk. recently
purchased new furniture OF chrome
steel and leather for the men. AL
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
NEW FIRST sERGEANTs

Two Keesler Field Staff Ser
geants last week were advanced
TO the temporary grade OF First
Sergeant. They are lst Sgts. Abra-
ham Roth. 4l2th Tech. Sc. So, and
Edward Sovs, OF the 18th Msteriel
cc
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

Rolling onto stage Fields War Department Theatre
No Caravan Monday and Tuesday the
Jofdan perform their skating tricks larger
than a pup
The Caravan, good offering cigarette company
VIII presented nightly restricted military
personnel.
by Al Zmmey popular composer and comedian, the
present addition the Jordan, Charlie Masters comic
lovely Margo Wade Janet Campbell vocalist the
Cameees Bobby Kuhn and his hyhm boys
cigarettes wi be
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
Motor Pool

Corp. Arthur Pedigo, writing for
the Automotive Transportation
Pool, reports this week that sew
eral new staff cars have been add
ed to the pool and that many new
facilities have been installed for
the care Of vehicles. Special at
tention Is being given to routine
checks Of equipment.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

Pvt Leo A. Corey. manager Of
tne soist Eoftozll team. reports
MS group defeated he Chapel team
1910 last Friday night
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06

Summary: Runs bstted in. Spack-
man. Harrison, Hamilton; two-hsse
hit, Carey; home run, Hamilton;s pass
cd ball, Noolridge; wild pitches, Beau
ger. Klotx; bases on paiis, off klota
I. off Beaugez. / struck out. by
Klotx II. BY BeHuEex 9. iert on pases,
Keesler s. ingalls, 4 Umpire. J. S.
Rohbs
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-06
SoftbaII Standings

Results Last Week
NEEDLES ~ agGih
tisih D. a97lh z
11ist D. 1Q7ih
No National League games have been
played
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Tenants Who SubIet
Quarters Ordered 10
Enroll as Landlords
Rent Administrators
Fix DeudIine at
Midnight Saturday

Tenants who sublet their rental
units to others and who receive
compensation for the accommoda-
tions are classed as landlords and
must register before midnight Sat-
urday, I. Chance Buchanan and
James w. Woogerd, area rent direc-
tors for nearby Virginia and Mary
land, respectively. warned today.
In making this announcement,
both men declared that many rental
units in their respective areas are
now occupied by persons other than
the tenants to whom the premises
were leased originally by the own
ers. This is particularly true in his
area, said Mr.. Buchanan, who has
Jurisdiction over Alexandria, Ar
lington and Fairfax Counties. Mr..
Woogerd is director of Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
Provisions of the Emergency Price
Control Act, it was explained, apply
to tenants subletting their apart
ments to Others even though the
latter pay only the amount of rent
which the original tenants have
contracted to pay.
Willful violation of these provi-
sions, the area rent directors said
will make these tenants subject to
a maximum $4,000 fine or one year
in Jail or both.
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Guy Wonders Killed
By BySeven-StoryFan
From Earle BuiIdinq
Warner Bros. District
Manager Come to
Capitol in 1923

Guy L. Wonders, ST, district man.
ager for IL Warner Bros theaters
in Maryland, Lower Pennsylvania
and West Virginia fell or leaped tc
his death from the seventh floor
rear of the Earle Building into an
alley shortly before midnight last
night.
Deputy Coroner Christopher J
Murphy reported this morning he
was investigating the case.
Mr. Wonders, who lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Stevens Porter, at
1906 Sieaford road, Bethesda, Md.
was pronounced dead by DR.. H. H
Fisher of Casualty Hospital.
At the end of the seven-story
fall Mr. Wonders struck a parked
automobile owned by Fred Thomas
manager of the Earle Theater, OF
whom he was a, close friend.
Detective Sergt Charles c. Carver
who is investigating the case for the
homicide squad, reported Mr.. Won
ders talked to switchboard opera
tor in the Earle Building shortly
before his fall and appeared to be
in good spirits.
Mr.. Wonders wife died July S.
He had been associated with
theater operations for 80 years. He
came to Washington in 1928 as Dis
trict manager for Warner Bros. and
in his early days here was in charge
of the stage shows at the Earle
Theater Previously he had beer
associated with Warner Bros. in At
lantic City and Pittsburgh.
Mr. Wonders was a member o1
the Elks and the Variety Club. Be-
sides his daughter, he is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Book o1
Baltimore, Md, and a niece.
Evening star., 1942-08-10

dIlu hawaii
Mr.. Heath's father is an employe
at the Patent Office here. His sister,
Mrs. Albert Fajardo, lives in Co.
lombia. The younger Mr.. Heath at
tended Washington and Lee Uni
versity and joined the Army in 1886
He was stationed at Fort Myer until
he left the service in 1899. He re-
enlisted in the Air Corps in 1910. He
was active in sports and boxed under
the name of Jimmy Clifton.
His father said he was last heard
from in May.
Sergt. Shank, bombardier, is the
sonpf the late Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Shank of Broadway. near Harrison
burg, Va. He enlisted in the Air
Corps in January, 1910, and was at
Pearl Harbor on December Z. He
returned to this country last March
and married Miss Theresa Bennett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bennett of Cumberland
He left for Hawaii May 81. Two
weeks later, Mrs. Shank said, she
received word her husband was miss
ing. A letter from Capt. l.. G. Glover
of Sergt. Shank's unit revealed the
plane on which her husband was a
bombardier failed to return from a
flight to enemy installations and was
last seen plunging into the sea.
The letter said Maj. Gen. Clarence
v. Tinker was in command of the
squadron and was in the plane that
was lost.
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Settle Of CuIpeper Gets
Red Cross Field Post

Joseph Howard Settle of Culpeper,
Va, has been assigned as Red Cross
field director at Camp Tyson, Tenn,
by Frank H. Grayson, eastern area
director of Military and Naval We'll
fare Service of the Red Cross, 1t
was announced today.
Mr.. Settle has recently COM
pleted special Red Cross training
course at national headquarters
here. His duties will be to assist
servicemen with welfare problems
and help arrange any special aid
required by the service men or their
families.
The new appointee was formerly
with the Bureau of Entomology and
Plant Quarantine, United States
Department of Agriculture. Since
1889 he has been a teacher, ath-
letic coach and principal OF Gull
peper schools.
Mr.. Settle was born in Washing
ton and attended the University of
Virginia and Duke University, where
he studied school administration.
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Hatchery School Opens
At MARYLAND U.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Priorities on poultry equipment
the Army poultry and egg purchas-
ing program and training in the
sexing of chickens will be discussed
at hatchery school which opens
today at the University Of Mary
land.
DR.. Morley A. JUL, head of the
university's poultry department, said
several out-of-State speakers would
participate.
A number of Maryland flock own
ers, hatchery operators and breeders
have been invited to participate in
the program, and Maryland, Della
ware and Pennsylvania poultry
breeders are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Rites for james Bowman
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Twelve -year-old James Ec'- ert
Bowman of Kensington View, Md,
who died Saturday, will be buried
in Cedar Grove, Md, following
funeral services at pm tomorrow
at the Pumphrey funeral home In
Bethesda.
Pallbearers for the boy will be
school friends: Earl Reed, Teddy
Breere. Billy Butler, Clifton Owens,
Paul Curtis and Edgar Carwithen.
Robert was student at the Ken
sington Junior High School, where
he. was interested in athletics, win
ming three medals.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert j. Bowman, and
three sisters. Florena Mae. Is; Edna
Louise, 9, and Naomi Ruth Bow.
man, Z.