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training here at the Aviation Cadet
Center.
AT Harlingen, Tex.
Two District men recently grad
uated from the Army Gunnery
School here and are now rated as
aerial gunners. They are Louis L.
Capps. son of Mrs. Laura Grimes,
1929 Thirty fifth street NV. and
Egbert R. Rude, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert F. Rude, 3410 A street Sc.
At Fort Eustis, Va.
Corpl. j. Lester Brooks, jr.. son Of
DR.. and Mrs. j. Lester Brooks, 4218
Thirty eighth street NV, is now
stationed here with the 1324th Serv-
ice Unit. He was formerly employed
with the Procurement Division of
the Treasury Department.
At Fort Lewis, Wash.
Stephen j. Ackerman, %, husband
of Mrs. Genevieve Ackerman, 1856
North Carolina avenue Sc, has
been promoted from the grade of
private to private first class here
where he specializes as a statistical
worker in the main hospital. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Ackerman, reside at 2123 Kearney
street NE.
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jumps at the chance. A Washing
tonian would as soon turn down an
invitation to the White House.
1t is about II times easier for
Joe to get a coco-cola or six than
it is for you to get one at the corner
drugstore. Cigarette lighters, tooth
paste tubes, razor blades-they are
all lined up on the shelves of the
post exchange PX) here, waiting
for him to nod in his direction.
This is where those things you have
trouble getting at home have gone.
And, in general, Joe can get them
far cheaper than he ever could have
in his home town before the war.
THE most comfortable, spacious
and attractive club anywhere in the
vicinity is Joe's USO. There he can
lounge in an airy room-80 feet by
so feet-in deep leather chairs.
There are yellow chinz curtains on
l6 huge windows. His magazines
are at hand, or he can write letter
at desk equipped with blotter, sta
tionery, ink and pens-unless 80
other Joe's get the same idea at the
same moment.
HE can read book in the library,
or listen to the radio or phonograph
all the latest records. If he feels
energetic he can play basket ball or
ping pong If he is hot. he can take
shower-towels and soap free If
he is hungry. he can get dinner
at his cafeteria, where he might
order hamburger with onions, a
double grapefruit juice and huge
dish of ice cream with his favorite
sauce. He would pay about IS
cents Or he might buy a pack
age of cigarettes for cents.
"Or on the other hand, he might
just go to movie. If it were rain
ing, he could do all this without
getting his head wet. And, as he
walked around, he would pass nu-
merous bowls Of orchids, and think
nothing of it.
"Yes, Joe is treated like a prince,
and he is worth it. He is sun
burned and extraordinarily healthy.
Oddly enough, he complains a good
deal-though little sheepishly He
is tough, smart. and in good spirits.
He will tell you he is ready for every
thing, and you will believe 1t If you
know what's good for you.
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Carrel Ingersoll Tod, infantry,
Arlington. Va, formerly stationed
at Fort Myer, Va; Troy Howard
Price, Quartermaster Corps, 5000
Connecticut avenue NV, formerly
stationed at Camp Lee. Va, and
Emanuel Maurice Colman, Medical
Corps, 1920 Fuller street NV, for
merly stationed at the Army Medical
Center in Washington.
At New Orleans, La.
Capt. Frank j. Rawson, 1927 Mill
tary road NV, recently graduated
from the Engineering Officers
Training School here at the Army
Air Base. Capt. Rawson attended
George Washington University and
Is former member of the American
Society of Tool Engineers.
At Edgewood Arsenal, Md.
Two men from the District area
graduated yesterday from Chemical
Warfare Service Command and Staff
course here. They are: Maj Jesse
S. Rogers, Garrett Park, Md, for
merly an industrial specialist for the
War Production Board, and Second
1t. William A. McClanahan, 4512
Thirtieth street NV.
At Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Pvt. John P. Mccarthy, son Of
Mrs. Ellen F. Mccarthy, 1902 I street
NE, who is member of an air
base unit here at Westover Field,
was recently promoted to the grade
of corporal A graduate of Colum-
bus High School and Columbus Uni
versity, Corpl. Mccarthy was for
merly employed as an attorney for
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion before his induction on June
IA. He served at Camp Lee, Va,
and Camp Wheeler, Ga, before
coming here.
At Keesler Field, Miss.
Richard l.. Glascer, son of Mrs
Henrietta CHASER, 2749 Macomb
street NV, has been promoted to
the grade of corporal temporary
and has been transferred to the
Army Air Forces Administrative
Officer Candidate School at Miami
Beach. Fla. AS a volunteer officer
candidate, Corpl. Glasser has served
here since August as drill instructor,
platoon leader and fight leader.
At Camp Lee, Va.
Archie Modlinka, brother of S.
Modlinka, 1913 Allison street NV,
recently graduated from the Quar-
termaster Officer Candidate School
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ice last February CorpI G. W. DouElas
and received his basic training at
Camp Wheeler, Ga.
At Pensacola, Fla.
Gerald C. Hennesy, son OF Francis
L. Hennesy. 1924 Thirtieth place
NE. was recently commissioned an
ensign in the Naval Reserve follow
ing completion of the prescribed
flight training here at the United
States Naval Air Station. Prior to
entering the naval service, Ensign
HenneSy was student at George
Washington University. Having
been designated naval aviator, he
will remain here with duties as a
flight instructor.
At Athens, Ga.
Twelve naval aviation cadets from
the District recently completed their
course here at the United States
Navy Pre-Flight School and have
been ordered to naval aviation bases
for further training. Those who
will report to the Naval Reserve
Aviation Base at Kansas City, Kans.,
for primary flight training are
Thomas Malcolm Harrell. 30l4
Cleveland avenue NV: John Card
we'll Borjes, 1850 Twenty-eighth
street NV; Edward Anthony Shan
ley. 1851 Downing street NE, and
Howard Thatcher Wiley, 1923 Ar
gonne place NV. Those who will
receive their primary flight training
at Anacostia are Vernon B. Dodge.
jr.. 4018 Illinois avenue NV; Harry
James Yost, jr., 1884 Eleventh street
NV: Thomas Edison Archer. 6339
Thirty first place NV; Robert Ed
ward Grissett, 1926 Veazey street
NV, and Robert Edward La Hayne,
BIT Eighteenth street Sc.
Two cadets have volunteered for
Observation-Disclosures training and
will be sent to the Naval Aviation
Station at Lakehurst, NJ. They are
Marshall Elliott Jacobs. 5l20 Chevy
Chase parkway, and Alger Lindsey
Loving, 1888 North Bluemont drive,
Arlington, Va Forrest Fletcher
Goodrich, 326 North George Mason
drive, Arlington. Va, will report to
the Naval Reserve Aviation Base at
New Orleans, La, for primary flight
training.
Nincteen Washingtonians are now
enrolled as naval aviation cadets at
the United States Navy Pre-Flicht
School here. They are Cadets Ed
ward Farmer Monahan. 1436 Taylor
street NV; Warren Herbert Wag-
ner, jr, 7708 Morningside drive
NV; Thomas Russell Riley. 4112
Emery place NV; Ophir Carmal
Nance, ir.. 3016 Dumbarton avenue
NV: Richard Joseph Junghans. 60
U street NV: Claggett Hartman
Hawkins, Woodbridge, Va; Dan
Wesley Harlan, 2737 Devonshire
place NV; Frederick Murray Gobel,
1901 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
Charles Walter Fritz. 14l5 Chaplin
street NV; Gerald Lee Ferguson.
1925 Nineteenth street NV: James
Francis harrington. 6903 Fifth street
NV.
Cadets John Arlington Erdwins.
2236 S street NE; Steve Ellerbee
Brodie. 10 Grant circle NV:
Edward Thomas Brennan, 1916
Eighteenth street NV: Ernest
Cornish Baynard, 1924 Edmunds
street NV: John Emil Sender, 602
Twenty first street NV; Strayer
Thompson Smith 29l6 Seventeenth
street NE; John Franklin Mathers,
"a Girard street NE. and Byron
Herbert Beswick, 1888 Jenifer
street NV.
At Fort Benning, Ga.
Ralph Crafty Cole. son Of Mrs. Art
Cole, 1888 Lamont street NV. was
commissioned q second lieutenant
In the United States Army recently
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baugh is a member of the Board of
Trade and the American Institute Of
Banking.
At Santa Monica, Calf.
Pvts. William L. Mcmahon, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Mcmahon, 1902 Trinidad avenue
NE, and Gwynne B. Rowlett, son
OF Mrs. Cora Bethel Rowlett, $50
Randolph street NV, have grad
uated for an intensive course in
aviation mechanics here at the
California Flyers School of Air
plane Mechanics and are now eligi-
BILE to become crew chiefs on a
bomber and to win ratings as cor
porals or sergeants.
At Los Angeles, Calf.
Sergt William c. Tew, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Tew, 1910
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Isaminger, 1900 serrt. W. n. McGee.
River road NV, have been selected
to attend the Field Artillery Officer
Candidate School at Fort Sill, Okla
They have just completed their
preliminary training here at the
Field Artillery Replacement Train
ing Center.
At Savannah, Ga.
Warrant Officer William E. Woot-
ton, 30, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wootton, 308 Falls road, Rockville,
Md. will be commissioned a second
lieutenant and sent to an Army
finance school for advanced train
ing on January l. Mr.. Wootton,
who has been on duty here at the
Hunter Field finance department
since March, was made warrant
officer, junior grade. last August
Prior to, his induction he was en-
ployed in the General Accounting
Office. He is a graduate of Rockville
High School and the Strayer Col
lege Of Accounting.
At Scott Field, Ill.
Pvt. Louis c. Kuhn, jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Kuhn, 7704 Alaska
avenue NV, has just graduated
from the parent radio school of the
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand here and is now qualified fol
duty as member Of a fighting
bomber crew.
At Fort Knox, Ky.
Two District men recently re-
ported here to begin special course
of instruction at the clerical de.
partment of the Armored Force
School. They are Pvts. Joe Men,
carini. 6l21 Landover road. Chev-
erly. Md, and William J. Custard
son of Mrs. Walter Beard, Cedar
lane, Beltsville, Md.
Pvt. Kenneth D.. Dougherty, sor
Of Col. j. S. Dougherty, 5319 Nevada
avenue NV. recently graduated
from the gunnery department of thu
Armored Force School here.
Pvt. George B. Cissel, 2211 r stree
Sc. who Is stationed here at the
Armored Force Replacement Train.
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Washington I'm It. J. D. Maycock.
iversity Junior College, was formerly
employed as an accountant with the
Federal Works. Administration. After
entering the armed forces in August,
I941, he first served as q warrant
ofncer at Camp Lee, Va.
At Fort Washington, Md.
Four men from the Washington
area are now enrolled in the Office
Candidate School of the Adjutant
Generals School here for a 12-week
In ensive course in administration.
They are: John Grifiths Hunt, med
ical department, 82l North Jackson
street, Arlington. Va, formerly sta
toned sat Fort oglsthorpe, Ca,
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1911 R street 1t. F. X Lawford.
NV, graduated this week from the
Officer Candidate School here and
was commissioned a second lieuten-
ant in the U. S. Marine Corps. Re-
serve. 1t. Chavez is a graduate of
Georgetown Law School.
Michael S. Galko. 25, husband Of
Mrs. M. S. Galko, 327 Parkland place
Sc, and Clifford H. Hafen. 80, hus-
band of Mrs. c. H. Hafen, 1904
Longfellow street, Hyattsville, Md.
were recently promoted to the grade
OF sergeant here at post headuuar-
ters.
George Otte, 25, husband of Mrs.
George Otte, 5213 Georgia avenue
NV, was recently promoted to the
grade of corporal here at post head
quarters.
At Columbus, Miss.
First 1t. Paul r. PETER, 25, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. PETER,
$3.50 Nebraska avenue NV. who
was originally commissioned a Sec
ond lieutenant in the Corps of En-
gineers in 1888, was awarded his
wings last Sunday following COM
pletion of his flight training here
at the Army Air Forces Advanced
Flying School. 1t. PETER is a grad
uate of the University of MARYLAND,
Three other Washington men who
won their wings last Sunday upon
graduation from the Army Air
Forces Advanced Flying School here
are Cadets Francis Hamilton Bon
ham, 20. son Of Mrs. Louise w. Bon
ham, 2129 Florida avenue NV.
John K. Eckert. %, son of Col. and
Mrs, j. P. Eckert, 22O Whittier street
NV, and Henry B. Saylor, 81, son
OF Col. and Mrs. H. B. Saylor, 470l
Connecticut avenue NV. These
men will return to the United States
Military Academy to complete their
academic work before bing commits
stoned second Heutenants.
George w. Smith, Is, son of Mrs.
Mabel Smith, 1922 Second street
NV, also graduated last Sunday
from the Army Air Forces Advanced
frying School here and was commits
stoned a second lieutenant. 1t.
Smith attended the University of
Maryland, where he was a member
OF Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.
Before transferring to the United
States Army Air Forces, he was
training with the RCAF in Canada.
At Greenville, Miss.
Aviation Cadet Henry w. Atkinson,
1870 M street NV, recently reported
to the Army Flying School here for
further flight training.
At Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sergt. Robert E. Reichmann, 1876
G street NV, was recently pro-
NOTED to the grade of staff SER
geant here at the Air Depot where
he is attached to a repair squadron.
He was formerly employed as a file
clerk IN the division of records of
the Department Of Justice.
At New Cumberland, Pa.
Pvt. James M. Beall. jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Beall. Rock
vile, Md, was recently promoted to
the grade of corporal here at the
Army Reception Center where he is
attached 10 Company B of the ,301st
Service Unit. Corpl. Bean was in
Quoted into the Army in March.
1s4l, serving at Camp Lee and Fort
Eustis, Va, before coming here.
At Columbia, s. c.
First 1t. George j. Fleury, son Of
Mr.. and Ma George ]. Fleury. iS2a
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cond lieutenant upon graduation
from the Tank Destroyer School
here. =
At Morehead, Ky.
Three Washington men recently
graduated from the United States
Naval Training School for Elec-
tricians Mates here at the Kentucky
State Teachers College. They are
Robert William Griffith, 25, husband
OF Mrs, r. w. Griffith, 1884 Newton
street NE; Joseph Gregory Lewis,
81, son of Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Lewis, 1919 Park road NV, and
Robert Keliner Rresnahsn, 10, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert K. Bresna-
han, TIL D street NE
At Monroe, La.
Five men from the Washington area
have entered the Army Air Forces
Pre-Flight Navigation School here.
They are: Cadets Lawrence H. Bo-
teller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Boteler, 1880 Thirty-second street
NV; Henry Wilson, son of Joseph
D. Wilson, 104 Hodges lane, Takoma
Park, Md; William B. Sears, son of
Julian D. Sears, 81 Kennedy drive,
Kenwood, Md: George H. Behrens,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Beh-
rens, jr., 3104 r street NV, and
Kenneth Brooks. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. F. Brooks. 1905 Oliver street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Cadet Boteler attended Capitol
Radio Engineering Insti ute and
George Washington University
School of Engineering. He was
formerly employed in the COM
mandant's Office Of the Navy Yard.
Cadet Wilson formerly attended the
University of Maryland. Prior to
joining the armed forces, Cadet
Sears, a student of Lafayette Col
lege, was employed by the Selective
Service System in Washington.
Cadet Behrens, a graduate of Gen.
trail High School and George Wash
ington University, was formerly en-
ployed by the National Savings &
Trust Co. and the Federal Services
Finance Co. Cadet Brooks, formerly
employed by The Star, attended Vir-
ginia Episcopal School, Lynchburg,
Va.
At Seattle, Wash.
William l.. Thomas, son of Mrs.
Marie Thomas, 1923 East Capitol
street, was recently promoted from
the rank of platoon sergeant to that
of staff sergeant here, where he is
attached to the 260th Coast Artil-
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M0nltrie, Ga.

ing Center, recently was accredited
with a perfect score of 1913 possible
points during his training period on
the .30-caliber machine gun.
Pvt. Bernard P. Hemming, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hemming, Wal
dorf, Md, recently reported here for
training at the Armored Force
School Tank Department.
At Brooks Field, Tex.
1t. Donald L. Kester, son of Mrs.
Lucille 1. Kester, Bill Tenth street
NE, graduated last Sunday from
the Aerial Observers School here.
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MOultrie, Ga.

Pvts. Charles L. Peele, jr., 1853
INLAND terrace NV; John H.
Koester, 5302 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, and Leo j. Fobert, 9l4
Eighth street NV. They will at
tend the enlisted mems school here.
At Princeton, N. J.
James P. Huss, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Huss, 227 B street
NE, recently was commissioned an
ensign and reported here at the
Naval Training Station for active
duty. A graduate of Eastern High
School and George Washington
University. Ensign Huss was for
merly with the Forestry Division Of
the Department of Agriculture.
At Camp Barkley, Tex.
1t. Frank K. LaWford, husband
of Mrs. Dorothy Lawford. 812 Jeffer-
son street NV, who recently grad
uated from the Officer Candidate
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Harvey Nelson Abrames, 20, fire
man first class, son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Abrames. 1875 North Troy, Ar
lington, Va, has completed his baric
training at the Submarine School
here at the submarine base. A
graduate of Washington-Lee High
School, Mr.. Abrames joined the
Navy in 1910, receiving his recruit
training at the Virginia Naval
Training Station at Norfolk. He
has seen action aboard destroyers in
the Philippines, at Java, Soerabaja,
Molukka and Port Darwin.
At Avon Park, Fla.
First 1t. John G. Epaminonda,
100 North Lexington street. Airing
ton, Va, has been promoted to the
rank of captain here at the Bomb
ing Range. A native of Tunis,
Africa. Capt. Epaminonda is group
quartermaster officer for the 40th
Service Group here. He was for
merly base automotive officer and
commanding oficer of the 1687th
and the 76lst Quartermaster Com
pany at Fort Benning, Ga, In civil
ian life, Capt. Epaminonda was a
member of the law firm of Harman
and Epaminonda with Offices in
Arlington and the District.
At Miami Beach, Fla.
Thirty men from the Washington
area have completed their training
course here at the Air Forces Oficer
Training School and are now pre-
pared to take over executive duties
in the Air Force maintenance. They
are: Majs. Harry R. Du Chaine, 1895
Evarts street NE; William N. Wood,
46l4 Church boulevard, Chevy
Chase, Md: Anthony Canopa, 1907
North Glebe road. Arlington, Va,
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bl. n c . l { l d
g r a d u a t e of
S o u t h e a stern
University, was
associa ted with
the Potom a C
Electric Power
Co. prior to en-
tering the armed
forces.
At Camp Hood,
Tex.
Ralph J. Ans
low, 33, 1904
F o u r t e e n t h
street NV, re-
Gently was COM
miSsioned a sec
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TWenty-second street NV, recently
reported for duty here at the Army
Air Base and has been assigned to a
medium bombardment group as a
squadron surgeon. 1t. Fleury was
previously stationed at MacDill Field,
Fla; School of Aviation Medicine.
Randolph Field, Tex, and the Army
Air Force Classification Center,
Nashville, Tenn. He received his
commission July of this year.
At Paris Island, S. c.
Pvt. William Allen Burgess, 18. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Burgess,
1882 Morse street NE, who is at the
present time serving with Platoon
955 in the United States Marine
Corps, has been selected for Officer
Candidate School. He is a graduate
of Mckinley High School.
At Amarillo Field, Tex.
Frank D. Di Francesca. son of Mrs.
Rosa Di Francesca, 137 B street Sc.
has begun an intensive course of
training in aviation mechanics here
at the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command.
Orville l.. Simmons, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Simmons, lila Eight
zenith street South. Arlington. Va.
has also begun an intensive course of
training in aviation mechanics here
at the Army Air Forces Technical
TRAINING Command
At Dalhart, Tex.
First Its. Edward P. Bailey, 90.
son of Mrs. Charlotte P. Bailey of
Washington. and James w. Knott.
26, son Of Mrs. A. M. Knott, 28l4
Fort Baker drive Sc, recently were
awarded their wings as glider pilots
upon graduation from the Army Air
Forces Advanced Glider School here.
It. Bailey is graduate of Episco-
pal High School, Alexandria. Va,
and the Virginia Military Institute.
1t. Knott, graduate of Mckinley
High School, attended Georgetown
University and the Georgetown Law
School.
James M. Young, %. son OF Frank
M. Young, Hyattsville, Md, has
been commissioned a flight officer
in the United States Army and
wears the wings of a glider pilot fol-
lowing his recent graduation from
the Army Air Forces Advanced
Glider School here. Flight Officer
Young graduated from Eastern High
School and attended the University
of Maryland for three years, grad
uating from the National University
OF Law. He was an adjudicator with
the Social Security Board and an
assistant Office supervisor for the
Treasury Department before join
ing the armed forces.
At San Antonio, Tex.
Eleven Washington men have just
completed their pre-flight training
here at the Aviation Cadet Center.
They are: Avia ton Cadets Frank A.
Davis, jr.. 2032 First street NV:
William M. Edwards, jr., 237 Rock
Creek Church road NV; Raymond
L. Hales. 1913 First street NV;
ASoAiNoiA ~. III dIuCI. Jl., lUO INlIlc-
teenth street Sc; Harry w. Moran,
1926 K street NE; Charles w. Um-
baugh, 1922 Second street NE:
Benjamin M. Waldman, 444 K
street NV; John M. Willcoxon,
1915 Webster street NE: Jack T.
woodward, BAL Seventeenth place
NE; Jack v. Fitmaurice, 1924 Mon
roe street NE, and Richard j.
Hruby.
Gilbert L. Southworth, former en-
ploye Of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co., recently arrived here
to begin his training as an aviation
cadet. He attended Eastern High
School and George Washington
University.
Aviation Cadets James F. Hunger
ford, I'll Chalfonte drive, and John
M. Walters, both Of Alexandria, Va,
recently completed their pre-dight
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upon completion of the officer can
didate course here at the Infantry
School. 1t. Cole was inducted into
the Army July 10. serving until his
appointment to Officer Candidate
School with the 10th Coast Artillery
as corporal. He is a graduate of
Western High School.
At Macon, Ga.
Pvts. Berry Giles and Milton w.
Dade. formerly of Washington, have
recently been promoted to the rank
OF corporal here at Cochran Field.
At Moultrie, Ga.
Five men from the Washington
area last Sunday completed their
advanced flying training here at
Spence Field. Three were COM
missioned second lieutenants in the
Army Air Forces. They are: Its.
John P. Cox. %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Earl Cox. Burnt Mills Hills,
Silver Spring. Md: Walter H. Pierce,
rs, 4315 Brandywine street NV,
and Charles A Taylor, 1850 Har-
ward street NV. Two will return
to the United States Military Acad-
emy to graduate early in 1943. They
are Cadets Russell Mckee Harring-
ton, son of Col. and Mrs. r. M.
Harrington, and Williams Haywood
Hume, %. son of 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Howard Hume, 1885 Massachusett
avenue NV.
1t. Cox is graduate of Mont
gomery-Blair High School and is a
member of the Silver Spring Flying
Club. 1t. Pierce, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Pierce, attended West
ern High School and is a graduate
OF the United States Military Acad-
emy. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Taylor, 1t. Taylor received his edu-
cation in Lake View, Iowa. Cadet
Hume attended the University of
Maryland.
Aviation Cadet Warren M. Lock-
wood, son of Mrs. Jane C. Lock-
wood, Silver Spring, Md, recently
arrived here for advanced flight
training following his completion of
the pre-f1ight training at Shaw
Field, S. C.
At Camp Davis, N. G.
Sergt. William Herbert MCGEE, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. MCGEE,
1855 Wyoming avenue NV, recently
graduated from the Officer Candi-
49, ~
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Five D. {. Area Women
Finish WAVES Traininu

Five women from Washington
and vicinity have completed the
WAVES training course as officer
candidates at Smith College and
have been assigned to active duty.
They are Martha B. Jones, 1925
New Hampshire avenue NV, for
mer statistical clerk at the Bureau
of Mines; Alice K. j. Bailey, 42l7
Forty sixth street NV, former as
sistant personnel director, Frank r.
Jelleff, Inc; Eloise S. Blake, 2807
North Glebe road, Arlington. for
merly of the Justice Department IL
brary; Maize l.. Bledsoe, 20 Third
street Sc, for 10 years secretary to
Representative William l.. Nelson
of Missouri, and Dorothy w. Greer,
1852 P street NV, former program
secretary Of the National League
Of Women Voters.