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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
Sonia Henie
With Red Nose
Sniff|es Into City
Opens Week Stand
at Olympia Tonight
With Hollywood Revue
Ry GEORGE r.. VAN

IN bl-Oh'iIs r.. ~
Sonia Iicnic. accompanied by an
IRENE case of >nlfflcS. will open
week stand ~ Olympia tonight
ith hcr Hollywood Ice Revue
1912
is my nose red >" was her
Erecting rs She arrived IN, the
,tV.
Then she said
"Kello. YOU again.
She WAS burdcncd with mink
coat mufl and hat
Her nose wasn't red II was
pink, a very becoming pink. she
was told
Wa> She simmer She had
looked that way IN her last pic
turc. sun Valley Sercnadc
about the same. Oh, maybe
few pounds less. weigh TO"
Last year she weighed ll2
How was business In Chicago?
Sonia Ecnic. glamour girl Of the
ice. became Soma lienIe the bust
ness woman
E\THJ SIS On BUSINESS
Nv onderful. Eleven shows.
one more than last year. More
than 100000 saw the shows. But
the weather. II was 80 cold"
She was AN business AS She
turned 10 Fred lIaner. Olympia's
manager
How long i the rink for the
show ."
tine hundred and SINty-five
feet "
Make il Ia feet The kids
the chorus are used 10 that
I distance.
Good" said Haucr, I'VE can
get I'm more seats
And be sure 10 have velvet
loo " bT .ir,.,tt. t,.tt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
NELNET ICE' SOFTER

Velvet ic, is nor as hard as
tho zoe used for Olympia hockey
games The hard joe according 20
soma. chps and ut> quickly
under the skating of thc large
show which numbers more than 80
skaters
soma the business woman.
asked about employment n De
'rOJt Wor many o4t ri work
This would affect me gate. hence
the query
She was accompanied hy her
mother Mr., Selma iieu.c and her
brother Left IlonIc. and his wife
a lovely blonde Her husband Dan
Topping. owner OF the Brooklyn
podgcr gudders. may JON her
here
This years Hollywood Ice Revue
started four week, earlier than in
other years and has been on the
road for seven week Il goes 10
Ncw York from nero where it
winds up
HER FANORITE NUMBER
What was her ialOute number
lr this years show?
It's the best show I have ever
had. We have a lot Of clever
Youngsters, mostly lib wears
old, most Of them are with me
for the first time The best skat-
crS I've ever had
ooh. like the hula hula best.
You must come and see me
swing it,
lh-gG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
CNLLS ON CHILDREN


Wanda Narzolf local Red Cross
chapter director of Junior activi-
ties, to make their donations to-
day because there's no time to
waste in giving our answer 10
Pearl Harbor.
Meanwhile drives in office
business establishments
and special contributing organiza-
lions gained momentum. Among
the larger gifts from residential
solicitation was a partial report
of S410i37 from Hamtramck.
Other donations were:
Horace II. and Mary A. Rack
ham fund. $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. O'Brien, 2,l00; employees
of the Detroit Bank. Sl.S65. so;
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
employees. S1.7S9.30: Charles A.
Strelingcr Company employees,
81 502 New York Central System
employees, Sl00l.
Michigan Steel Tube Products.
$1,000; Mr. and Mrs. Neil G. Nc
Math. $1,000. Universal Credit
Corporation $73902: Gelatine
Products Company and employees.
500; Emily G. Stevens. $500: Mr..
and Mrs Sidney T Miller Jr.
$500 Mrs Thomas II. Stephens.
$500 Mrs JuniuS l Bruce $500.
buy Bomber
Gen. Hugh =. JOhnSo
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Informal Meeting

Enjoying an informal evening
with the Benjamin +. Weltons
Sunday night were the Rev. and
Mrs. Rollin J. Fairbanks, Mrs.
r. L. Stanton, Henry +. Stan
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. George
LeSueur. Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick l.. Lowrie, and Mrs. Brunell
Frederick.
Movies Of recent trips were
shown and refreshments served
afterwards.
Mrs. Robert A. Alexander In
vited 10 bridge and luncheon on
Wednesday Mrs. Myron b.
Norce. Mrs. Raymond G. Day,
Mrs. James j. Miller. Mrs. Dun
can j. McNabb. Mrs. Waldo
Johnson, Mrs. Daniel Agnew,
and Mrs. Benjamin +. Welton.
Mrs. John NJ. Mayers re-
turned 10 the Island on Satur-
day from Worthington. Pa.
where she spent several days
with Mr.. Mayors niece and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Graft.
Yellott F. Hardcastle. OF
Broomall. Pa, is spending this
weekend as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Alexander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Alpha Kappa Psi

Phi Kappa Psi pledged Dick
Adams, James Brooks, Robert
Cage, Manson Carpenter, Rich
ard Clark. James Donovan.
John Gardner, George Halter.
Douglas Leader, David NOEL
roy. Paul O'Hara, Charles Ohm
sted, Andrew Seed, Dale Smith,
Richard Strickland, job n
Thompson. Alex Trout, Wallace
Van Cleave and Hugh Wilson.
Phi Delta Theta pledges for
the fall season are Francis
Babe, Robert Bell, Bfisa Bow
man, William Culligan. Robert
Davey. Richard Gillett, Hugh
Hanson, James Hill, Arthur
Markendorf, Robert Parker.
Roger Smith. Seth John Steiner,
George Veteran and Robert
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Frdternities
Pledge 81
AtU. Of VA.
ANN ARBoR. Oct 81.


CLOSELY following the an
~ nouncement Of Panhellenic
pledging, Interfraternity put
shining new pledge pins on GIT
freshmen and upperclassmen,
smashing all previously exist
ing rushing season records.
Among the "a Greek houses
on the campus which pledged
Detroiters, Phi Gamma Delta
led in numbers, with 20 pledge
initiates from the Motor City;
Bob Allen, Clark Barton
Herbert Benton, Fred eriR
Childs, Dean Firth, Jack Fors,
Daniel Gardiner, Ro rt
randy, Quincy Gutekunst,
John Hornberger, William HUI
bert, James Jordon, r C h r d
Laird, Bob Main. James Mont
gomery, Fred O'Dell, GlenniS
Rickert, Bill Riley, Robert
Smith, John Snodgrass and
Frederick Woodward were all
greeted as Brother" by the
Phi Cams after Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Beta Theta Pi

Beta Theta Pi pledged Robert
Anderson, Robert Bennett. AL
bert Culbertson. Richard Ford,
John Gault. Fred Henderson,,
Gordon johnson. James Kerr, l..
Vance Leinstiver, Cameron Lom-
bard. John Shockley. Charles
Teller and Hillary Williams.
Daniel Barton. George Brad
ley, Robert Henderson, Kenneth
Reese and Richard Savage were
pledged 10 Chi Psi.
Alpha Tau Omega pledges are
Jesse Aber, Dave Baldwin, John
Caleb, James Cornelius, Robert
Prick. Frank Goodrich, John
Gurche, Guy Lawrie. Robert
Patton. William REESE. Roman
Synsnski, Leslie c. Ward and
John ROhr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

have a busy month Of social
activity.
Don Fuller, chairman of the
Homecoming Dance. has an
nounced that Barbara Berman
and Joyce Buchmiller will be in
charge of invitations; Frances
Won Roden, jeanette Grodman
and Ralph Dorazio, will handle
publicity; Don Swanson, tickets:
Meredith Lloyd. invitations;
Jack Cantwell and Sydney Hill
lenberg, orchestra, and Charles
Evans. Betty Jane Mcconnell.
and Milton Gordon, election Of
Homecoming Queen.
The dance will be held in the
General Motors Ballroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
President Elected

The other Crosse lie book
club will meet Friday. Novem-
Der 6, al the home of Mrs. Glenn
Coan. At its first meeting Mrs.
Storm Nanderzee was elected
president.
A new bridge club has been
formed which will meet every
other Monday.
The members are Mrs. Hugh
Martin, who had the first meet
ing Monday, Mrs. Norman J.
Tieman. Mrs. Don w. Polzin,
Mrs. Herman Kramer. Mrs.
Louis G. Liggett, Mrs. G. George
LeSueur, Mrs. James B. Leyes,
Mrs. +. A. Conway and Mrs.
John Slagle.
Luncheon will be served at
each meeting.
Mrs. c. Lee Edwards enter
tanned about 100 guests at a
cocktail party last Saturday at
the Crosse lie Golf and Coun-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
On Friday, the 18th

On Friday "the thirteenth"
the class of IA will sponsor
Superstition Dance" at the
Mackenzie Union.
Morton Kanfer is chairman.
The entire three floors of the
universitys main building at
Cass and Warren avenues, will
be decorated TO carry out a
special war theme on the eve
ming of November q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Alpha Delta Phi

Alpha Delta Phi pledged Leh-
man Beardsley, John Becker,
George Curtiss. Robert Hall.
Lawrence II a RIB e k, Charles
Ness. Gorden Costing, Edward
Kellogg. George Kraeger. Jack
Llewellyn and Emmons Smith.
Psi Epsilon pledged Charles
Anderson, hard Avery,
Robert Beatty, Machael Carney,
Douglas Chanter, David Christy,
Gilbert Evens, Robert Farr,
jain Hamlen, Richard Hey
mann. Peter King. Joseph
Rogers. Paul Stake and Donald
Yarrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
High Hatters Busy

Members of the High Hat
tiers" Club were the busy ones
last week gathering corn stalks.
pumpkins, COLLINS and witches
for their Halloween party in the
home of Lucy Post in Glynn
Court in honor OF their pledges;
Connie Daily, Wanda Wheat.
Joan Murray, Mary Ann Han
cock and Jacqueline Park.
Members present were:
Peggy Thorn Betty Jane Clark
Dorothy Benish sara Andrews
Betty 10 Bourne Dorren Grfhths
Berta Mae Anderson Mary Lou Lehman
Paulene Radnetter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Russian Theme for Moysroves + Halloween

The occasion is the annual
Wintermart, a huge carnival
affair. the proceeds of which are
TO be used for the new student
center building fund. Barbara
Handel is chairman of this event.
The night before Thanksgiving
is the traditional night for the
Sophomore Prom.
Mary Mckenna. this years
student chairman, announces
that it will be held at Masonic
Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Stomp" Friday. November 10, at
Hedges.
On the committee are:
Donald Maxwell Blll Sage
Ted Monahan Clark Handiey
Jack Coulton
November 7 is the date OF
their hayride at the Magnolia
Stables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
He Opens 9 New Units
OF American Red Cross

Try Club in honor of Capt. and
Mrs. Ernest Litch.
Captain Litch is the new COM
manding officer at the Crosse
lie Naval Reserve Air Base.
= Mrs. Edwards Will leave
shortly for Pensacola, Fla,
where she will visit her hus-
band, 1t. Com. s. Lee Edwards,
who is stationed there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
CROSSE LIE. Oct. 81.

IWO new units OF Inc local
Il chapter of the American
Red Cross. under direction OF
Mrs. Duncan ]. McNabb, have
been opened during the past
week.
one unit will meet every
Tuesday evening in the session
room of the Crosse Pointe High
School and the other on WedneS-
day at the naval air base.
There are now four units on
the island working on produc-
ton.
The two original units meet
all day Thursday at the ST.
James and the Sacred Heart
churches.
Before the meeting Of the
Book Club of Crosse lie at the
home OF Mrs. Edward O'Neal on
Friday luncheons were given. by
Mrs. w. Whitney Sawyer and
Mrs. Benjamin +. Welton.
Mrs. Sawyer's guests were
Mrs. Frederic Overesch, Mrs. Ari
Begole. Mrs. II. c. l.. Jackson,
Mrs. Frank Jewell, Mrs. Wayne
Jewell. Mrs. NJ. Scribner Harlan,
Mrs. Paul Hart. Mrs. Walter
Nichols. Mrs. George Heideman,
Mrs. Don Smith, and Mrs. Glenn
Coan.
The guests OF Mrs. Welton
we're Mrs Wallace r. Dunlap,
Mrs. Norman J. Tieman. Mrs.
Herrick Thompson, Mrs. Charles
+. Hanson. Mrs. George LeSueur,
Mrs. Paul Osborn and Mrs. Rob-
prt + Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Program
Ranks With
Sciences
BY FRANCES OWENS
g.. Di.f..wa. m Daaa nnA

(See Pictures on Page One)
WITH all the emphasis Amer
w lea is putting on the strength
and vigor of its womanhood.
clear skins. bright eyes and
firm muscles are the height Of
fashion.
And the girls at Kingswood
School, Cranbrook, have all
these-and more-thanks 10
their strenuous health building
program that is deemed quite as
important as history and science
and math.
Field hockey is their favorite
sport these crisp, sunny autumn
days. and the new war time pro-
yides a valuable and much APP
preciated extra daylight hour
for il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Using a Russian theme in
~ costumes. music and dances,
members of the IN" Club ar
Marygrove College entertained
the student body at their annual
Halloween party in the college
gymnasium.
There was a supper in the col
lege cafeteria and dining hall.
Officers of the club headed the
committee for the party plans.
They were: Mary Anne Keat-
ing of Los Angeles, president;
Lillian Kita. Detroit, vice presi-
dent, and Margaret Ann Swee-
ney OF Flint, secFetary-treasure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Supersfifious Stomp

Committee heads, all of De-
troit, included Roseanna Lynch,
entertainment; Kathryn Her
mann, decorations. and Mary
Ann Callert, refreshments.
Assisting were Frances Dirkes.
Peggy Hartman. Mary Ann Eyer.
Margaret Perrone. Peggy Jaynes
and Geraldine Sun.
Delta Phi Delta boys are
swinging their "Superstitiois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

CHARLES ARTHUR LUCK II. born October 10 TO
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnston Luck adele Kanter).
KATHLEEN VAN DYKE. born October % to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Henry Van Dyke Florence Turk.
WENDY SUE ELSOE... born October % to Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Elson (Marjane Berger)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Originated in ireland

Field hockey originated in
Ireland and was played on the
beaches OF Galway as long ago
as the fifteenth century.
All the British love the game.
and IL is a widely popular sport
for women there.
So Kingswood School sent all
the way TO Scotland for it's own
hockey coach, Mrs. John b.
MacLean.
Mrs. Mac" her team men,
bers call her in great affection,
and she's a bright. brisk little
lady--immensely devoted 10 her
favorite game.
Mary Harrington Is as pert
and pretty a goal keeper as
you're likely to see. and she's
well protected from the hockey
ball with her leg and knee
guards and heavy wire mask.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Turkey Luncheon Planned

ST. MATTHEW'S WOMEN'S
CLUB will hold its annual tur-
key luncheon Thursday noon at
the parish hall, Harper and
Buckingham roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
For Service Men

Phi Kappa Theta sorority will
give a service mems party, No
vember z, in the home of Joan
Schroeder in West Grand boule-
ward.
Active on the entertainment
committee are:
Frances Hermann Kathleen schalden-
Carol Rothenberg brand
Pat Yeager Nan Gardiner
Fleanor de Buck Josephine Peters
Betty Schueren Peggy Wueilner
Jeanne DIVER Sally ~Dorrfngton
Anne Kennedy Shirley keiteher
Don't forget the freedom
Fling" at Hedges on November
6. by the Eta Theta Chi sorority
gals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Wayne U. Dance

Starting November z with the
annual Homecoming Day Dance,
Wayne University students will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
PLAY Other Schools

The Kingswood girls divide
up into two teams for practice
Those who qualify for the
first team enter into COMPETE
ton with Vaughan High School.
Bloomfield Hits; Crosse Pointe
Sacred Heart Academy, the
Lawrence Avenue Sacred Heart
Convent and Crosse Pointe
Country Day School.
A few of Kingswood's hockey
players are Sally Booth. Mary
WEIGH. Peggy Zeder. Suzanne
BFiel, Gretchen MaFkle. Jean
Thompson, Peggy Codd. Heidi
Flannery. Mary Schlosser. Ann
Mcdonald. Mary McKinstry.
Patsy Prowse. Patty Webb,
Sara Weeks and Patsy Lovett.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
La Guardia Counse|s
Italians 10 Engage
In Passive Revolt
Broudcusts to Rome
Promise u. S. Will
Wipe Out Foscism
By the Associated Press.

:. BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Mayor
La Guardia has been carrying his
fiery denunciations of Hitlerism
right to the breakfast and dinner
tables of Benito Mussolini's follow
ers in regular weekly short-wave
broadcasts.
For two months, speaking in Ital-
ian, MIR. La Guardia has urged the
people OF Italy to passive revolt,
listing the abuses Germany has
piled on them.
Reports of the broadcasts, which
nave been recorded for transmits
sion, were confirmed yesterday by
the National Broadcasting Co.
The programs, which have been
carried abroad through two short
wave stations, have been titled:
Mayor La Guardia calling Rome :"
introduced as Veteran.
For Italians not familiar with Mr..
La Guardia, he is introduced as the
Mayor of the city of New York. a
distinguished American of Italian
descent and an American aviator
OF the last war who served with
Italy when that nation was with
the Allies.
The New York Times reported
that the Mayor declared in his
broadcast yesterday the Italian peo-
pie had been betrayed by Mussolini
VINO in turn was about to be be-
trayed by Hitler.
Mayor La Guardia was quoted as
saying the Germans would take
away the remaining separate Italian
commands in North Africa because
according to Hitler once more, the
Itallans cannot be trusted and. he
says are not good soldiers"
referring to food shortages in
Italy, the Mayor said:
The German papers assure the
cltlzens of Germany that they will
not lack any food, and, in order
TO give them courage and hope
assure them their food will come
from Italy and the other occupied
countries
He said the Germans were abus-
ing the Italians, who themselves
must put an end to the traitorous
Fasclst government it is time
for the revolution.'
Urges Work SIowup.
SLOW up your work until they
give you the same rations as those
received and enjoyed by the Ger
man workers." he was quoted as
saying.
Mayor La Guardia, who has been
heard in Rome at 8:15 pm, (Rome
time) Sundays, and Gas am. Mon
days, has promised that American
planes and troops eventually will
wipe out the Fascist regime.
1t was said that Mayor La
Guardia's broadcasts were in reply
to criticism of him from the Rome
radio.
The broadcasts have been sub
mitted to the Office of War Infor-
nation for approval.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
Fernandez Takes Post Amid
CIamor for Axis Break
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 26.-
Joaquin Fernandez y Fernandez took
up his duties as Chile's new Foreign
Minister today amid clamor
throughout the country for break
ing relations with the Axis.
At the same time reports from
Valparaiso said police there had
launched a campaign against Ger
man espionage activities and had
detained four or five Axis residents.
Fernandez, who replaced Ernesto
BarroS ,Iarpa was sworn in as
Foreign Minister yesterday by Pres
ident Juan Antonio Rios as mass
meetings sponsored by the demo-
cratic parties and organized labor
were held throughout the nation
calling for rupture of diplomatic ties
with Germany. Italy and Japan.
Ten thousand persons took part
in Santiago's demonstration. Speak
ers included Vicente Lombardo To-
ledano of Mexico. president of the
Confederation of Workers of Latin
America, who called on Chile tc
show unity with her sister American
republics. Only Chile and Argen-
tina continue diplomatic relations
with the Axis countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
81 3,ll ~ .I.aIIIris y aIlAldk.lIkGA.

Your grocer has Nestle's Semi.Sweet Chocolate
in the Tor Economy Size Bars or in 7-oz. bags
of Morsels.
Morsels are just the right size for making Toll
House Cookies, the original recipe for which is
printed on the back of both bar and bag wrap
pers. Nestle's Semi.Sweet is the only chocolate
called for in the original recipe. Be sure TO ask
for il by name at your dealers.
Evening star., 1942-05-04

it on their usual pleasures OF movies
and toys really is. We are quite
sure that all of us would be
astounded at its total
Some wise parents have not al
lowed the schools to take the lead
entirely to bring children into some
active kind OF participation. One
mother recently told me that she
was very proud Of the way in which
her family was participating. Her
children were doing all of the usual
things such as buying War
stamps, cutting down on their sugar,
saving papers and other important
waste material. They spoke accus-
ingly when the family car was used
for other than essential needs.
Help in Household Work.
She said that they had recently
had a family conference in which
1t was decided that they could add
to their own feeling of doing some
thing about the war by giving up
their maid who might then go into
some kind of more direct war work.
The daughter, II, and her brother,
9, are now doing a very large pro-
portion of the household duties. The
maintenance of the household with
all of it's duties have now taken on
the stamp of worthwhile kind of
war work. -.r
One youngster summarized the
whole situation when he was dis
cussing the possibility of evacuation
plans for children with his mother.
He said, It don't think you'll want
to evacuate me. After all, who would
you have to protect you if I were
not here, mother?"
Evening star., 1942-05-04
Two D. T.. Youths Win
Commissions as
Army Airmen
Several Others Promoted,
Or Start Training
For Advancement

Pilot Cadet Richard A. Lester,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin j.
Leister, 1921 Third street NV, has
been commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the Army Air Corps, fol-
lowing completion of the advanced
flying course at Turner Field, Al
bany, Ga, officers at the field an
nounced today.
1t. Lester was one of several men
from the Washington area to re-
ceive promotions or enter schools
of instruction, looking toward ad-
vancement.
Word was received that Sidney
Buck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
E. Buck of Kensington, Md, received
a commission as second lieutenant
on completion of his flying course
at Craig Field, Selma, Ala.
Three men entered special training
in connection with organization of
mechanical forces at Fort Knox, KY.
Pvt. Edward F. Petit, 1905 Seven
teenth street Sc, began instruction
for service in the armored force
from which men are chosen as tech
nical specialists.
Pvt. Robert L. Mason, son of Mrs.
r. L. Mason, 3001 Woodland drive
and Pvt. James w. Bowling, son of
Mrs. Bertha Bowling, 806 E street
NE, reported for a special course in
the communications department of
the Armored Force School.
Sergt. Joseph Levin, son of Mrs.
Lillian Levin, 54O3 Fourth street
NV, and Sergt. Byron w. Thomp-
son, son of Sidney Thompson,
Poolesville, Md, were admitted to
the Air Forces Officer Candidate
School at Miami Beach, Fla, to seek
commissions as second lieutenants.
Pvt. Leonard Colella, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Angelo Colella, 4009 Geor-
gia avenue NV, has entered the
Air Corps Gunnery School at Las
Vegas, New.