Evening star., 1942-11-22

No'iNSt u 1AiliiAE az tlllS 1lCld, tllCS
will receive their wings and COM
missions as second lieutenants.
At Coleman, Tex.
Richard H. Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jones, 912 North Lin
coin street, Arlington, Va, has COM
pleted his primary training here at
the Army Flying School and will be
transferred to another field to begin
his basic training.
At Corpus Christi, Tex.
Clarke w. Marion, son of Clarke
H. Marion. 6 Pinehurst Circle, Chevy
Chase, Md, has been commissioned
an ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve
and designated as a naval aviator
here at the Naval Air Training Gen.
ter. Ensign Marion volunteered for
flight training in February. 1912, and
received his preliminary instruction
at the U. S. Naval Reserve Aviation
Base at Anacostia. He attended
Dartmouth College and is a men,
Der OF Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
At Harlingen, Tex.
John M. Bimemiller. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Burchiel Mcclure. 1884
Thirteenth street NV. graduated
last week from the Army Gunnerv
School here as a qualified expert
aerial trlggerman. He was promoted
to gunner sergeant.
At Moore Field, Tex.
Thomas E. Moon, son of Mrs ELL
wood L. Moon, Arlington Village.
Arlington. Va. was recently pro-
noted from the rank of first lieu
tenant to that of captain here at
the Army Air Forces Advanced FLY
ing School. Capt. Moon has been
stationed here since April with the
duties OF squadron engineering
officer.
At Camp Lee, Va.
Two men from the Washington
area were recently promoted from
the rank of second lieutenant to
that OF first lieutenant. They are
Its. Roger w. Eisinger, jr., son of
Roger w. Eisinger, 453S Cathedral
avenue NV, and Thomas S.
GWynn. jr.. of Clinton, Md. 1t.
Elsinger, who was commissioned in
April is platoon leader of Company
K, 10th Regiment. here at the
Quartermaster Replacement Train
ing Center. A graduate of Wood
row Wilson High School and Indi-
3na University. he is a member of
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. In
civilian life he was connected with
the Eisinger Mill & Lumber Co.,
Bethesda. Md
LIT. GWynn was commissioned in
May and is now assigned to duties
here at the Quartermaster Replace
ment Training Center as senior in
structor in the Supply and Admin
istrative Clerks School. A graduate
of Clinton High School and the
University Of Maryland, 1t. Gwynn
was formerly principal of Oxon Hill
High School, Prince Georges County,
Md, and is life member of the
National Education Association.
Prior to his assignment here, ne re-
ceived his basic training in combat
intelligence at Camp Wheeler. Ga.
1t. and Mrs. Gwynn, the former
Miss Charlotte Began. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Began. 1920
Ingraham street NV, are now re-
siding at 1923 Berkley avenue, Wal
nut Hill. Petersburg, Va.
At Fort Belvoir, Va.
Nelson l.. Peach. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Preston L. Peach. Timber
wood road, Silver Spring, Md, has
been promoted from the grade of
technician fourth-grade to that of
technician third grade. He is at
tached to Company B, 30th Engi-
neering Battalion, here Mr.. Peach
is graduate of the University of
Georgia School of Forestry. He was
born in Kual Lampur, Federated
Malay States, His parents are mis-
sionaries under the Board OF Foreign
Missions of the Methodist Church.
Mr. Peach has been in the Army
since February 18, 1941.
At Quantico. Va.
C.. A. Wharton. assistant director
of the District of Columbia Unem-
ployment Compensation Board, has
enlisted in the United States Ma
rine Corps and will arrive here at
the marine base December l to be-
gin training. Mr.. Wharton. who is
assistant to Director John A.
Marshall, has been commissioned a
first lieutenant and has applied for
combat duty. This will not be Mr..
Wharton's first assignment with the
armed forces as he was in the Ma
rine Corps here for four years pre-
viously. He attended schools in
Texas and Washington. His wife
and children will move from their
home at 1888 Twenty-fourth street,
north, Arlington. Va. to Florida for
the duration.
Six Washingtonians recently were
commissioned second lieutenants in
the United States Marine Corps
upon completion of their basic
training at the officer training
school here and are now engaged in
studies at the Marine Reserve Off
GERS School here They are: Its.
Frederick r. Hanlon. Georgetown
University graduate, 200 Rhode Is
land avenue, NE: Harry E. Wheeler,
Manhattan College graduate, 3639
Jenifer street NV: Carleton r.
White, Dartmouth University grad
uate, 1888 Kanawha street NV;
James p. OLaughlin, Natss Dame