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service, attended the University of
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Md. - Second It.
Roland L. Guyotte, jr., whose wife
lives at 918 Eighteenth street NV,
has been promoted to first lieutenant
here where he is assistant operations
officer of the Sd Transportation
Zone. A native of West Springfield,
Mass, 1t. Guyotte was commissioned
a second lieutenant last December
on graduation from the Quarter
master Off1cer Candidate School at
Camp Lee, Va. He previously served
at the Boston Quartertnaster Depot;
Camp Pickett, Va, and Fort George
G. Meade, Md Before his enlist
ment in the Army in January, 1912,
he was employed as assistant chief,
general traffic section. commercial
traffic branch, in the Office of the
Quartermaster General in WASH
ington.
CURTIS BAY, Md.-Edward G.
Rees, husband of Mrs. Daisy B. Rees,
1928 Forty Fifth place Sc, has been
appointed to warrant officer in the
Coast Guard Reserve after compile
ton of three month course OF
specialized training here at the Coast
Guard Training Station. Warrant
Officer Rees. who attended Mckinley
High School, Woods Commercial
School, Southeastern University and
Benjamin Franklin University, for
merly was employed by the United
States News. He entered the Coast
Guard year ago as storekeeper,
second class, with assignment to
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Md. War
rant Officer Rees will now report to
Norfolk, Va, for permanent duty as
pay officer.
FORT WASHINGTON, Md. -
Harry H. Maginnis, 3013 Twentieth
street NE, and Shannon w. Minis,
Alb South Cherry street, Falls
Church, Va, recently were commits
stoned second lieutenants on gradu-
alton from the Adjutant Generals
Officer Candidate School here.
Former secretary to Senator Robert
A. Taft Representative of Ohio,
1t. Maginnis is graduate of West
ern High School and Columbus Uni
versity. 1t. Minis. who was grad
uated from Lynchburg (Va.) High
School, attended the University of
South Carolina and George WASH
ington University. He formerly was
employed by the Special Services
Division OF the War Department.
AMHERST. Mass.-Aviation Stu
dent Robert H. Garvin, 9118 George
town road, Bethesda, Md, is now
member of college training de-
tachment here at the Massachu-
setts State College. A graduate of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School,
Aviation Student Garvin was in
Quoted into the Army last Febru-
airy.
BOSTON, Mass.-Ensign Myron
Lewis Madden, 1852 Kenyon street
NV, recently was graduated from
the Navy Supply School here at
Harvard University and is no longer
probationary" officer. He received
his general commission" and will
be assigned to duty at a shore ac-
tivity.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.--William B.
Hanback,, 2152 F street NV, re-
Gently was commissioned second
lieutenant in the Judge Advocate
Generals Department on compile
ton of II weeks of intensive train
ing here. A graduate of George
Washington University law school,
1t. Hanback, was engaged in the
practice of law with the firm of
Bennett, Schlosberg e. Hanback,
before his induction in September,
1912.
LANSING, Mich. - Engineering
Student Alvin L. Steinwedel, son of
Mrs. Lottie v. Steinwedel, 3342 Erie
street Sc, is now training here at
Michigan State College under the
Army specialized training program
KEESLER FIELD, Miss. - Pvt.
Thomas Lee Reise, son of Mrs. A. T.
Reise, II w street NV, who is en-
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