Evening star., 1942-10-11

Bladensburg road, Silver Spring
Md, and Robert Minard Arentson
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Aren't
son, ol6 Easley street, Silver Spring
Md.
At New Orleans, La.
Capt. Norman F. Bacssell, 1920
Columbia road NV, is a combat
instructor at the Army Air Base
here. He instructs mop-up squads
in handling submachine guns and
also teaches methods of jungle
fighting to Air Corps units which
are self sustaining and self-protect-
ing in the field.
AT Chapel Hill, N. c.
Cadet Kenyon Weeks Coleman,
West Underwood street, Chevy
Chase, Md, has completed the ini-
tial step in his training as a Naval
aviation cadet at the Navy Pre-
Flight School here and has been
transferred to the Naval Reserve
hN1dIlOll odoC dC 1NOl llldll, oh1d., 1Ol
primary flight instruction.
At Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
-Four District men recently arrived
at the Engineer Replacement Train
ing Center here for an intensive
training program in preparation for
combat engineer duty. They are:
Edward F. Thompson. 1886 Newton
street NV; Louis J. Semia. 1851
TeWksbury place NV; John A.
Franson. 1927 D street NE, and
Morris Luchs, 49O1 Illinois avenue
NV.
At Camp Pickett, Va.
Albert V. Harding of Gathers
burg, Nd, is now stationed at the
Medical Replacement Center here
following his recent induction into
the armed forces. His training will
consist of actual maneuvers illus
trating medical and evacuation
problems on the battlefield as well
as basic military work.
Also now stationed at the Medical
Replacement Center here for train
ing are Pvts. Raymond Reid, 1922
Nineteenth street NV. and Elwood
1senberg, Rockville, Md.
At Norfolk, Va.
Curtis Sanford Harrison, 430 New
Jersey avenue Sc, was recently
commissioned second lieutenant
in the United States Marine Corps
Reserve upon completion of avia-
ton training at the Naval Air Sta
ton in Pensacola, Fla. 1t. Harri-
son attended Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
At Fort Belvoir, Va.
Samuel Rothblum, 324 Tennessee
avenue NE, and John G.. Houser
are now stationed with Company A,
I'd Engineering Training Battalion
engineer replacement training CEN
ter, here.
At Cuyrus, Ohio.
Staff Sergt. Shelton johnson, 25
husband of Mrs. Harriet Johnson,
1928 Minnesota avenue Sc, is visit
ing his home on furlough. He is
with the 753d Engineer Battalion
here. Prior to his entering the serv-
ice in February of this year, Sergt
johnson was employed by the
Chestnut Farms Dairy. He attended
Kings College in North Carolina.
At Columbia, S. C. il.
Second 1t. Joseph M. Dawson, son
of Mrs. Nellie Myers Dawson, 2707
North Capitol street, reported for
duty at the Army Air Base here this
week and was assigned to a quarter
master unit as property officer. 1t
Dawson, who was previously sta
toned at Tyndall Field, Fla, re-
ceived his commission upon gradua-
ton from the Officers Candidate
School, Camp Lee, Va. In civilian
life he was an attorney.
At Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Mario Gregorio, who enlisted In
the Army Air Forces last January
and received his basic training as q
private at the Army Air Forces
Basic Training Center here, has
returned to this post as a lieuten-
ant, serving with the 9th Technical
School Squadron. 1t. Gregoric
graduated from Georgetown Uni
versity where he was prominent In
baseball and basketball. Before en-
tering the Army, he was employed q.
director of the physical programs
for the washington Boys Club. Ar
author - well - . physical tnstruc.