Evening star., 1942-10-18
Arlington Youth in Caribbean
Promoted in Air Forces
DC. Apprentice Seaman Made Member
Of 200-Voice Greet Lakes Choir

Lakes AnoIr
Forces Officer Training School here
are: Capts. Ernest K. Neumann,
husband Of Mrs. Elizabeth Neumann,
4408 Brandywine street NV, and
Wilfred Paul Champlain, husband
Of Mrs. Myrtice Stone Champlain,
1915 Morris road Sc, and Second
Its. William j. Dale, husband Of
Mrs. Laura E. Dale, 64O6 Ridgewood
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md; Carl
Pergler, son of Charles Pergler, 1861
Crescent place NV, and Joe M.
Morris, jr, husband Of Mrs. Helen
Morris, 2646 Thirty ninth street
NV.
Six men from the Washington
area have been commissioned direct
ly from civilian life and are now
training at the Air Forces Officer
Training School here in preparation
for executive duties In Air Forces
maintenance. They are: Capts.
John M. Conner, former owner of
Investment Building and husband
Of Mrs. Ada c. Conner, 218 Spring
street, Chevy Chase, Md, and Guy
A. Culbert, former meteorologist and
husband of Mrs. Myra B. Culbert,
208 South Court House road, Arling-
ton, Va; First Its. Jerome Hubbard,
former chief of personnel section of
the Maritime Commission in New
Orleans, La, and husband Of Mrs.
Winifred R. F. Hubbard, TAO Chest
nut street NV, and Horace A.
Bacus, former economic legal ad-
visor for Brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks, Cincinnati, Ohio, and hus-
band of Mrs. Eleanor K. Bacus, 1841
Columbia road NV.
Second Its. Eugene H. Clay, for
mer division chief in the Office Of
General Counsel, United States
Treasury Department and husband
of Mrs. jeanne Colbert Clay, Tlden
Gardens NV, and Ray D. Price,
former personnel interviewer and
husband of Mrs. Ruth Price, 104
Allan road. These men will be
trained to direct vital administra-
tive and supply operations of the
ground forces.
Other District men who have re-
ceived their commissions directly
from civilian life and who are now
training at the Air Forces Officer
Training School here are: Capt.
Cyril S. Lawrence, former lawyer.
$500 @ street NV, and brother of
Douglas P. Lawrence, 6767 Bradley
boulevard. Bethesda, Md; First Its.
Fred A. Fetter, jr., former person.
mel officer in Secretary's Office, In
terror Department., and husband of
Mrs. Lolita T. Fetter, 2009 Twen-
tieth road, North Arlington, Va,
and Edward A. Sellers, former ac-
tuary and husband of Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Sellers, 2721 Dumbarton
avenue NV, and Second Its.
George G. Roeming, former patent
attorney and husband of Mrs. Mary
F. Roeming, 1000 Cathedral avenue
NV; James H. Freeman, former
attorney and husband of Mrs.
Rosana K. Freeman, 80 East West
highway, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Alvin A. Sara, former advertising
salesman for the Washington Post
and husband of Mrs. Loretta B.
Sara, 1923 Seventh street NE.
Also recently enrolled for train
ing in the Air Forces Officer Train
ing School here are: Capts. Hendrix
P. Mas, former architect and hus-
band of Mrs. Helen G.. Mas, 1906
Russell avenue, Mount Rainier, Md,
and John N. lockwood, former
senior administrative officer of the
Army Air Forces and son of Mrs.
Maud w. lockwood, Ill Ingraham
street NV, and Second Its. Joseph
D. Buscher, former attorney of
Montgomery County, Md, and son
of Mrs. Gertrude S. Buscher, 103O6
Old Bladensburg road. Silver Spring,
Md; Albert F. Marsh, former
banker and son Of Leo c. Marsh,
2115 P street NV, and Leason B.
Adams, former commodity special
ist for United States Tariff Commits
sion and husband of Mrs. Ramona
P. Adams, 5510 Glenwood road,
Bethesda, Md.
At Pensacola, Fla.
William NJ McGehee, jr., son of
William N. McGehee, 5235 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, won his Navy
wings of gold" and was commits
stoned EN- ensign in the Naval Re-
serve last week, following compile
tion Of the prescribed fight training
course at the United States Naval
Air Station here Prior to entering
the naval service Ensign McGehee
attended Duke University and
George Washington University. He
received his preliminary training at
the United States Naval Reserve
Aviation Base in Anacostia.
Demarest Lloyd, son of Mrs
Katherine N. Lloyd, 1925 r street
NV, was recently appointed
naval aviation cadet and has been
transferred to the Naval Air Sta
ton here for flight training. He
received his preliminary training
course at the Naval Reserve Aviation
Base in Squantum, Mass. Cadet
Lloyd is a graduate of Harvard
University, where he participated in
varsity athletics. Upon completion
of his course here he will be COM
missioned an ensign In the Naval
Reserve or second lieutenant in
the Marine Corps Reserve.
At Moultrie, Ga.
Frank Clark, "a, son of Edward
o9,m Ulaak, st1eat 1sl4 N yST- W
was recently 6
commissioned :%