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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In "a. ~.
Chancery ="
ELnRIpGE HILL. Plaintiff. Va PEAR
LIE HILL. defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session 81 said Court held ~ -,
'ity of Detroit. WAYNE County Nicnt.
Ean on March ~. A. n fsts
Present; Hon. ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge.
~ appearing 20 this Court from -.
ndaVt on Me that Peariie I'M Defen.
ant herein. IL not a resident 81 ~. CO..
~ Detroit. State ~ Mlrhiean ~,
s'oes ~ Melrose. Alabama
on Motion ~ Charles u Berry. A,,or.
ney Tor tho rlaintlff '''''-
A 1T ~ ORDERED. that thu Doss,s.,,
f,arle Hill. enter her appearance A.
said cause on or before three a, r,o,,t.
from me date % this order or .aia M,
VI .e taken ~ confessed aaainst ber
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W" D'iolt Tribune. newspaper ,rir,
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,o"i,ty ana copy Of tho rama n. -.
70 me last known adfrcs. 80 80 ~
PENDANT by registered mail wv ~
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
a true eony, Circuit Judge
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Deputy Clerk
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Attys. lewis, kowlette Brown.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN IN. c,,...
Court for the County OF Wayne IN ch,.'
Gerry
ROY A. MCKNIGHT. ri.lnn-
HENRIETTA MCKNIGHT. ne,ends,,"
NO. 32t.5ss
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said cour, hsie a. ~.
Court House in the City Of Ietro, ~
tho 10th day Of February. Al 100,
Present: Hon. DEWITT II MrrRfAv
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by aridav' shown,
that II cannot be ascertainod IN NJ,
state or country tho defendan, nav =.
sides and her present whorsshon, I,
unknown. that her last known fesldsne.
was a0i Greenwood Avenue. CITY ~ Win.
ston- Salem. County OF Forsyth and STAT.
OF North Carolina.
on MOTION OF LEWIS. ROW. rTrr
& brown. Attorneys for rlalr'g
TT IS ORDERED that the defendant
Henrietta Mcknight. enter her arnear.
ance I'm said cause on or before Thr,.
t7l months from the date ~ this orssr
or tho hill OF complaint hled heiair NAV
he taken a. confessed and that s,'d Or.
dor 10 published and cory hereof
served uron the defendant Henrietta
Mcknight by registered mail. ~ requr.
~ nv law In such case made ana pro-
,ided.
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit iudn
cAsrAR '. LrNGEMAN. Clerk
Py j. T.. GRACE.
repuiy Clerk sT--a.it
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AZ session or said court h'l ? tie
city 81 Detroit. March II, laf
Present The HON. Robert y Toms
Circuit Judge.
I, satisfactorily appearing h> am.
dasit on flo that summons c1ret -
served because tefendants rcs.l rec 10
unknown and after diligent scar ara
uquiry Il cannot be ascertalned IN uhn
state or County the said def'riIri re-
SIDES.
~ is ordered that she apr'ar fe'fln
Within three months from ta' dtff 81
thls order or tho hiii OF conn fHet
hcrcin may be taken as confss snt
that this order Ne served ard she'd
according 20 law and a corv rsof
mailed 10 defendant at her Ms IN
address
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
Gerry.
BENJAMIN BARKER. PLAINTIFF. VS..
CHRISTINE RARKER. Defendant.
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Atty Chaa, Campbell.
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STATE or MIcHIGAN Circuit Court
for tho County 81 Wayne In Chaneery
ALBERT WILLARD Plaintiff. vs.
ALICE WILLARD. Defendant.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Cir
cult Court for tho County OF Wayne IN
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Don't 60 through the next II
months unprepsred. Let my new
ls42 Anthology Readings be your
Inspiration. Just off the press.
Confidential letter OF free advice
on , Questions included with each
esde. Prot. Able Wallace
Evening star., 1942-12-13

The following excerpts are taken
from several letters written by
Sergt. Richard ]. Murphy, jr., United
States Marine Corps, now stationed
at the United States submarine base
in the Canal Zone, to members Of
The Star staff Sergt. Murphy was
formerly Star reporter, and has
been in the service for eight months.
The letters were dated No
vember "a:
I've been down here now for over
two weeks and feel now as If I'd
been here for years. am no longer
surprised at the cars driving on the
left-hand side of the street. the
suns rising in the Pacific and set
ting in the Atlantic or the 15-min-
ute rains which come down all day
long. And you should see Pam
amanian paper. There are two dali
ies,t printed in both English and
Spanish. The English half is print
ed, conventionally, running north
and south, but the Spanish half
runs south and north. But, as
said. I'm as salty as they come now
Now that I am here, censorship
won't let me tell you too much
about 1t. 1t is (and nobody will be
offended) sno military secret that
the rainy season is on now. Pro-
verbal corny crack here says that
If it doesn't rain at least once a day
it'll rain that night. The thing Is.
though, that you never see anybody
Evening star., 1942-12-13

vision of the Social Security Board.
At Camp Atterbury, Ind.
Pvt. Richard H. Pixton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pixton, 614
Longfellow street NV, is now sta
toned here with the 308th Engineer
Battalion.
At Miami Beach, Fla.
Five residents from the Washing
ton area are now enrolled in the
Officer Training School here at the
Technical Training Command. Com
missioned directly from civilian life,
these men will take course of
training to prepare them to take over
executive duties directing admins
trative and supply operations in the
Army Air Forces. They are: Capts.
Harry M. Fletcher. 4501 Nebraska
avenue NV; Carroll A. Alber, 4l09
Thirteenth street NE, and Harry
Wexler, 1850 Norh Pershing drive,
Arlington, Va; Maj William H.
Wooding, 9107 Woodland road, Sill
yer Spring, Md; First Its. Archie P.
Burgess, 2l07 Eighteenth street
North, Arlington, Va; Theodore G..
Arends, 4418 Thirteenth place NE;
Edward T Magruder, 902 Larch
avenue, Takoma Park, Md; John
Jefferson Davis, 1017 North Patrick
drive, Arlington, Va, and John T.
Marshall 7O6 Chetworth place, Alex
andria, Va, and Second 1t. Russell
r. Jackson, 1854 Dittmar road,
ArlinptOn Va
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Fogerty, 1434 Chaplin street NV, is
noV enrolled as a student officer in
the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight
School here where he will receive an
intensive course in ground training
preparatory to his primary flight
instructions. 1t. Fogerty. graduate
of George Washington University. is
a member of Phi Sigma Kappa
Fraternity.
First 1t. Daniel VolJanin, 2516
South Adams street. Arlington, Va,
is now enrolled as a student officer
here at the Army Air Forces Pre-
Flight School for pilots. 1t. VolJanin
attended City College in New York
and the RCA Institute.
Thirty lone men from the WASH
ington area have recently reported
to the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight
School for pilots here from the
Classification Center at Nashville,
Tenn, to begin the second phase of
their flight training. They are:
Cadets Melvin I. Albert, 1885 Pea
body street NV; Frank E. Arm
strong, 237 Tenth street NE; Fred
D. Bartlett. 1854 High street Sc;
Maurice r. Bowes, 4524 Iowa ave-
nue. NV; William P Bragg, 2100 N
street NV; Ashley L. Briggs, 1888
Randolph street NV: John B.
Casey. 905 K street NE; John p.
Carroll. 116 v street NE: Richard
E. Cobb, 1900 Iris street NV; Joseph
E. Dyer, III, 480l Connecticut ave-
nue. NV; Kenneth L. Eaton, 500 B
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Former Star Reporter Writes
From Station in Canal Zone
Strange Sight and Customs in Ponomo
Revealed by u S. Marine Sergeant

here wear a raincoat. II they can't
stay inside and wait until It's over,
they just go out and get wet. After
all. we're all wearing khaki. Incl
dentally, because of the heat, and
consequent whiting, minimum issue
here on clothing is IL khaki pants.
IL shirts, IL suits Of underwear, IL
pairs of socks. So it's pretty hard
to run out of clean clothes. And
thank God, there's a laundry. For
a while, I thought my theme song
for the duration would be, The
Irish Washerwoman."
THE tropic nights I find right
up to the Dorothy Lamour movie
standard, but of course they are not
too enjoyable seul I can't say,
either, that I've seen too much
Panamanian night life. Liberty. all
over the Isthmus, ends at 1890
pm. That doesn't stop the night
club proprietors, who accordingly
have their establishments running
full blast at in the afternoon.
That's quite sight.
1--WE made couple of trips into
the jungle-which this time of year
is mainly the IA different colors Of
Panamanian mud. I haven't yet
been through the Canal but did go
across the Isthmus last week by
train and found that the Big Ditch
doesn't look at all like Washington's
C. & O.; I'd have sworn it was a
peaceful river" =
Evening star., 1942-12-13

At Randolph Field, Tex.
Twenty-one men from the Wash
ington area recently graduated from
the special experimental class here
at the Army Air Forces Gulf Coast
Training Center. They are: Second
Its. Edward P. Kelly, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Kelly, 60l0 Second street
NV; Clifford P. Lunson, 25, son of
Mr.: and Mrs. John c. Lunson, 1901
STAPLES street NE; Hesbia c. Fos-
ter, rs, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster, Dickerson. Md: George P.
Carper. "a, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry F. Carper, 205 South Broad
way. Roanoke, Va: Ralph A. Wines,
25, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Wines, Warrenton, Va; T. N.
Fletcher, %. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus P. Fletcher, Warrenton,
Va: Lucius D. Clay. jr., 5000 Con-
necticut avenue NV: Robert E.
Donolnue. 1911 Rittenhouse street
NV.
Its. Thomas j. Hanley III, Tilden
street NV; Frank W. Loops, l4l4
Montague street NV; Allen C.
Shepard. 2l53 California street NV;
Richard E. Watkins. jr.. l3 Lone Oak
drive. Bethesda. Md: John w.
Guckeyson. 67o5 Forty-Sixth street.
Chevy Chase. Md; Linden Stuart,
jr., Charlottesville. Va, and Charles
p. Clark. Waynesboro, Va; Staff
Evening star., 1942-12-13


vision of the Treasury Department.
At Selfridge Field. Mich.
Pvt. Williams S. Walters, 1874
Monroe street, NV, and Corpl.
Frank Todora, 1886 G street, NV,
have been promoted to the grade of
sergeant here at the air base head
quarters.
At Fort Bragg, N. C.
Pvt. Henry T. Allen III of Wash
ington, recently arrived here at the
Field Artillery Replacement Train
ing Center from Fort Myer, Va, for
basic military training. He has been
assigned to Battery c, 5th Battalion
I'd Regiment.
At Atlantic City, N. ].
Pvt. Lawrence G.. Phelps. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Phelps, 1922 Fourth
street NV, recently reported for
duty here at the Basic Training
Center of the Army Air Forces Tech
nical Training Command. Pvt.
Phelps was formerly employed with
the United States Government
Printing ONCE.
At Madison Barracks, N. Y.
Pvt. Herald Tash, son of Mrs. Dora
Tash, 901 B street Sc, has been
promoted to the grade of corporal
In the 18th Field Artillery Observ-
alton Battalion here where he is
serving as craftsman. He was in
Quoted into the Army July Z, 194l,
and received his basic training at
Fort Bragg. N. c., as cooks helper.
At Boiling Field.
Maj. John w. Rockey, 846 North
Arlington road, Arlington, Va, has
been promoted to the rank of lieu
tenant colonel here at the Army Air
Base, where he is administrator OF
the important projects Office. His
duties include maintenance of build
ings and grounds. new construction
repairs and alterations and enlarge
ment Of facilities. In civilian life
he was employed as civil engineer
Pvt. william E. Hoyle, son OF
Harry M. Hoyle, 1101 Congress street
Sc, has been promoted to the grade
Of corporal here at the Army All
Base. He Is the husband Of Mrs
Evening star., 1942-12-13

At Camp McQuaide, Calf.
Richard Harvey Love, son of Leo
Y. Love. 5311 Gallatin avenue,
Hyattsville, Md, was recently pro-
NOTED from the rank of second lieu
tenant to that of first lieutenant. A
graduate of the University of Mary
land Law School, 1t. Love formerly
practiced law in Maryland and the
District. He is also graduate of the
Officer Candidate School at Camp
Davis, N. G.
At Camp Roberts, Calf.
Capt. Edward F. Kent, 1904 Tunlaw
road NV, was recently promoted to
the rank of major. Maj. Kent is
attached to the 17tn Infantry Train
ing Regiment here at the Infantry
Replacement Training Center.
Second 1t. Charles deMars Barnes.
2120 Sixteenth street NV, has been
promoted to first lieutenant here at
the Infantry Replacement Training
Center, where he is attached to Com
pany D, 86th Infantry Training
Battalion.
At Athens, Ga.
Sidney Fain, 25 sor of Mrs. Jean
Fain. 440 Newton place NV, left
this week to begin his training as
naval aviation cadet at the Navy
Pre-Flight School here at the Uni
versity of Georgia. Prior to his en-
listment Cadet Fain was a patrol
man attached to Precinct 10.
At Monroe, La.
Aviation Cadets j. P. Crowley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Crowley,
1894 New Hampshire avenue NV,
and Robert L. Burns, son of l.. D.
Burns, 9007 Fairview road, Silver
Spring, Md, have completed their
pre-flight training here at the navi-
cation school, Cadet Crowley at
tended st. Johns High School,
George Washington University and
Columbus University. Prior to his
joining the armed forces, he was en-
ployed by the Super Concrete Corp.
Cadet Burns attended Montgomery
Blair High School and the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. He was formerly
employed as clerk at Riggs Ma
tional Bank.
Navigation Cadet M. Jacobs, son
Of c. Jacobs. of Washington, has
been appointed corporal Of Squadron
D, Group I, Of the Navigation Pre-
Evening star., 1942-12-13

NV. Those who We're awarded
marksman awards are: Pvts. Thorn
ton S. Marth, 3540 Warder street
NV; Claude w. Mcdaniel, 1915
Bay street Sc; William A. Greene,
jr.. 3731 Minnesota avenue NE:
Herbert w. Price, 1920 Patterson
street NV; John E. Boyd, 1873
Quincy place NE, and David G.
Barr, ALP Fourth street NV.
At Enid, Okla.
Aviation Cadet Ernest w. Rees,
%, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hus-
ted, 3012 M street Sc, recently
arrived here at the Army Flying
School to complete his basic flight
training.
At Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
Pvt. 1sadore Caller, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. Caller, 726 Quincy
street NV, recently arrived here
for duty. He was formerly employed
as a clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment.
At Camp Hood, Tex.
Hamilton Thomas, 81, 4O3 North
Piedmont, Arlington. Va, was COM
missioned second lieutenant in the
Tank Destroyer Command of the
United States Army recently upon
graduation from the Officer Candi-
date School here.
At Grenier Field, n. H.
Sergt. John F.. Thompson, son Of
Evening star., 1942-12-13

At Key Field, Miss.
Carter E. Harris, 1406 Sixteenth
street NV, was recently promoted
from the grade of sergeant to that
of staff sergeant here at the Army
Air Base. Sergt. Harris is on duty
here with a bomb squadron.
At New Cumberland, Pa.
First 1t. Richard j Weiss, former
ly of Washington, has returned to
active duty here at the Army Recep-
tion Center after completing q
months course at the Special Service
Onicers' School at Fort Meade, Md.
1t. Weiss directs all special service
activities here at the post. Under his
supervision are the post theater, the
recreation hall, entertainment and
social events and the various athletic
teams.
At Army War College.
Edward P. Dargan, son Of Andrew
J. Dargan. Isl Minnesota avenue
NE, has been promoted from the
rank Of technician f1fths grade to
that OF sergeant. Prior to his in
ductton. sergt. Dargan was en-
Evening star., 1942-12-13

now stationed at ''rit"h L. r"S' 'r'
an undisclosed Pacific base, is living
in Los Angeles, Calf.
At Kessler Field, Miss.
Four men from Washington re-
Gently graduated from the Airplane
Mechanics School here and are
now qualified for active line duty,
servicing and maintaining war
planes. They are: Pvts. Quentin B.
Sweeney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Sweeney, 708 Madison avenue NV.
Alexander B. Gray, son of MI. and
Mrs. A. j. Gray, 1929 Blaine street
NE; Lawrence l.. Everett. son of
Mrs. Laura Everett, l25 Mississip-
pi avenue Sc, and Lewis E. Dar-
ling.
Pvt. Charles w. Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. George Miller, 1865 Tai
bert street Sc, recently was en-
rolled as a student in the Airplane
Mechanics School here at the Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand Pvt. Miller reported here
from Camp Lee. Va.
Somewhere in the South Pacific.
Richard R. Perry, 35, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Perry, Bealeton, Va,
Evening star., 1942-12-13
street NE. and James M. Fogle, 1877

street NE, and James M. Fogle, 1877
C street NE.
Allen F. Free. 56O3 Chevy Chase
Parkway, Chevy Chase; Idon NJ
Hodge, jr.. 1900 Connecticut avenue
NV; James D. Hampton, jr.. 1880
Belmont street NV; Chester James,
314 V street NE: Henry H. Jones.
49 Rhode Island avenue NV: Leo
l.. Jordan, 2l0 Upshur street. w:
Harold A. Kypta, 3422 Quebec street
NV: Stuart B. Levi, 3610 Macomb
street NV; Carleton L. McCobb,
1915 Riggs place NV: Henry Jud-
son Meredith, 1922 Porter street
NV; Nathaniel Mostow, Alb Third
place NV; Charles F. Murphy, 1918
N street NV: Louis N Nikolopoulas,
1888 Eighth street NV: Thomas j.
Pearson. 81 Rhode Island NE;
Joseph G. Russell. Jr., 1921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc: Ralph A. Taylor,
1928 Fairmont street NV.
Benjamin J. Wolfenberger. 1859
Holmead place NV: Earl Jerome
Wood. 1915 Fifth street NV, and
Charlie E. Gunter, jr., 2O24 Sixtee nth
street NV.
At Stockton Field, Calf.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Helen Edith Hoyle, 1929 Thirty-fifth

Helen Edith Hoyle, 1929 Thirty-f1fth
street NV.
Capt. Arthur Charles Tilley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Tilley,
513 Mapleridge road. Bethesda. Md,
has been named assistant provost
marshal here at the Army Air Base.
Capt. Tilley has been on active serv-
ice with the Army Air Forces here
since August, 1941. and has served
as adjutant Of squadron on the
field.
At Coral Gables, Fla.
L. G. McGinnis. %. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Tutt, 2245 North
Wakefield, Arlington, Va, recently
graduated from the Navigation
Evening star., 1942-12-13

1t. John L. Mccarthy. Federation OF
Labor.
At Camp Pickett, Va.
Pvts. William T. Girton, 1915
Thirtieth street NV, and Joseph
S. Senscal, 1857 New Hampshire
avenue NV, are now stationed here
at the United States Army's Medi-
cal Replacement Training Center,
where they are undergoing intensive
physical, military and specialized
medical training.
At Scott Field. Ill.
Pvts. David F. Perskin, son OF
Mrs. Zetha Alexopoulos, 529 Sixth
street NV, and Hugh H. Currie,
son Of w. N. Currie. 5227 North
Eleventh road, Arlington, Va, have
recently graduated from the parent
radio school here at the Air Forces
Technical Training Command.
At Fort Belvoir, Va.
Six District men were recently
commissioned second lieutenants in
the Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.,
following graduation from the Off,
Ger Candidate School here. They
are Its. Kenneth Zerby Crumrine,
1909 T street Sc; Ralph Berry
Greene, 6100 Blair road NV: Will
liam Lindsey Hurley, 1906 Kenyon
street NV; Benjamin Othoe Re-
pass, 1915 Seventeenth street NV;
Robert Thomas Shelton, jr., 1853
Evening star., 1942-12-13
kNs~ Of the xP!Striet AreaS Fighting Ms9zl
D. c. Sergeant in Australia
Attached to Hospital Unit
Pearl Horbor and Midway Veteran
Promoted to Rank of Marine Poy Clerk

Sergt. Thomas H. Riverbark, Front
Royal, Va. and United States Marine
Aviation Cadets Charles A. Holt III,
238 East Beverly street, Staunton,
Va, and Richard j. Hynes, Gathers
burg, Md.
Aviation Cadet Charles S. Moffett,
27, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robert
Moffett, Warrenton, Va, is now TAX
ing his basic flight training here.
Having spent five years in the Army
Air Forces before becoming a cadet,
he is already qualified as an aerial
engineer, aerial gunner and bonn
bardier.
At Fort Benning, Ga.
Preston B. Ray, son of Mrs. Pres
ton B. Ray, 1900 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV and the late Preston B.
Ray, Maryland attorney, recently
was commissioned a second lieuten-
ant upon completion of the officer
candidate course here at the In
fantry School. 1t. Ray was in
Quoted into the Army in February
and served with the Intelligence
Section, Headquarters Company,
28th Infantry. as corporal He at
tended Western High School.
Pvt. Herbert H. Wright, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, 2164 Florida
avenue NV, has been promoted to
the grade of corporal in the Aca-
demic Regiment of the Infantry
School Service Command here.
At Stout Field, Ind.
1t. Ernest E. Huyett, formerly of
Evening star., 1942-12-13

his induction he was a wallpaper
stylist for the Capital Wallpaper Co.
At Fort Knox, Ky.
Corpl. Roger S. Trip, son Of Mrs.
Roger Tripp, 901 North Taylor
street. Arlington, Va, recently re-
ported here for training at the
Armored Force School Tank De-
partment.
Sergt. Walker G. Anderson, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Claude G. Ander-
son. 104 Fourth street NE. and Pvt.
Owen K. Brunk, son of Hershey w.
Brunk, TIT North Seventeenth
street, Arlington, Va, recently
graduated from the Armored Force
School here as qualified tank me-
ChanicS.
Four Washington men recently
arrived here to begin their basic
training course to qualify them for
duty with the Armored Force. They
are: Pvts. Bathurst L. Chambliss,
son of Charles E. Chambliss, 1888
Kilbourne place NV: Bertram M.
Steuer. son of Mrs. Evelyn B. Steuer,
1414 Allison street NV; Alfred M.
Rapp, son of Mrs. Ella Rapp, 2l39
Pennsylvania avenue NV, and Al
bert R. Doyle. husband of Mrs.
Juanita Marie Doyle.
In Hawaii.
Carlton L. Post, jr., %, U. S. NJ c.,
son of Carlton L. Post, chief pay
clerk, U. S. NJ c.. 310O Douglas street,
NE, has been promoted to the
Evening star., 1942-12-13

in the mail room J. L. kesstnser.
of The Star and son Of Dennis
O'Connell, is Buchanan street NE,
has been promoted from the rank
of technician fifth grade to sergeant.
Sergt. O'Connell is one of three
brothers in the armed forces. The
others are Edward O'Connell, who
is in the Navy. and John O'Connell,
a member of the Coast Guard.
At New River, N. c.,
Eight District men who recently
became Marine recruits have shown
proficiency with small arms and won
marksman or sharpshooter awards
for accurate 1re on the rifle range.
The sharpshooter awards went to
Pvts. Charles G. Sudduth, 800 Up
shur street NV, and Forest w.
Hevener, 1920 Wisconsin avenue
Evening star., 1942-12-13

the 11lden Gar
dens A p a r t =
ments, has been
promoted to the
rank Of captain.
Capt. Huyett is
a graduate of
the Washington
College of Law
and is a mem
ber of the bar
of the District
o I 4 o l u m
bia. Prior to his
entrance in t o
the Army. he
W as employed
-, 49, Y~~@1 II,
Evening star., 1942-12-13

At Norfolk, Va.
Twelve men from the Washington
area recently graduated from the
machinist's school here at the Naval
Training Station ana were rated as
follows: Fireman (First ClaS0
Howard Regan Spencer, 1924 Wis
consin avenue NV: Fireman (Sec-
ond Class Jonn Joseph Bickings,
husband of Mrs. j. j. Bickings,
Anacostia: Lyman Bennett Lancas-
ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett