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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
"A Saloons Here
Are PendIized
By Liquor Board

Licenses Of five Detroit liquor
dealers were suspended and nine
other dealers were fined for liquor
law violations by the state liquor
control commission today Those
losing their licenses from ; 10 10
days were
Walter Nuchncl 1888 Mt. FL
.hott. serving liquor on Sunday 10
days suspension; George Ryniak,
sos +. McNicholS, illegal possess
sion of liquor five days; Delfin
.CoSio. 1924 Wyoming. serving
liquor on Sunday. five Sundays,
and Margaret Crist, 22235 Van
Dyke, selling to minors, five days
Those fined were:
John Ligmalis, $500 Vernon.
serving minors, 500 or five days
suspension; Antonio BrazaitiS,
2l0O Pilgrim. gambling on prem
Uses. $50 or five days; Joseph
Diehl. 1865 Wyoming. open after
hours, sos or five DIES; Herbert
Cope. 1919 Woodward. m ineFs
drinking and lettering, SIS or five
days.
Sophie WolgaSt, 294l Park, serv-
ing intoxicated patron, S25 or five
days: Verne'S, Inc. 1855 Wood
ward and - Forest. serving in
toxicated patron, SIS or five days;
Doris Ball, 5793 Woodward, serv-
ing intoxicated patron, S25 or five
days; Norman Blake, 1000 w.
Warren, 500 or Is days; Mike
IDeloy. 997 w. Forest. intoxicated
patron lettering, 500 or 10 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
No WAC
Birth Certificate Error
Makes Joe's Face Red

KANKAKEE. H., April 10
For the last time, Josef II. Jahoda
said today, he cant join the
WAACs. Joe has been kidded all
his life because his birth certifi-
cate enormously listed him as
female. Things came to a crisis,
however, when the women serV-
ices tried TO recruit him.
Today he appealed 10 county
who advised him TO file
an affidavit as TO his true sex,
which will be attached TO the
birth certificate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today's 81 goes TO Mrs, George
Banter. 1902 Maxwell, Van Dyke.
what Is Poppy Day." asked
a kindergarten teacher OF Mrs.
Balnter'S young sister.
Fathers Day." replied the
child.
Mail your favorite child's saying
TO Bright Sayings OF Children. The
Detroit TimeA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

At the present time. the only thing
worrying Ann is that July, when
she expects to get her first fur
Tough, won't come around fast
enough.
II want Ia get back here for
a few days then to show off my
uniform"
Capt. VILLAGE \. Temple. for
mer assistant prosecuting attor-
ney, now in Australia, writes the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
$3.50 Serving in WAAC

DIES MONIES, Ia April is
CUPl-Director Oveta CUP
Hobby, OF the Womens Army
Auxiliary Corps. disclosed last
night that $3.50 women now
serve in the WAACs. She visited
Fort Custer yesterday, then flew
TO Des MONIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

IL about two and a half cents,
American money. This Ii very
reasonable, considering that YOU
can ride for five or 10 miles for
that price. Some Of the girls
operating same are quite pretty.
A ferry operates across the river
which runs through the city.
Rides on this cost only one
pence.
There are lots Of ants and
mosquitoes and things here.
One got under my netting last
night and buLLed the whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

lard, when she
visited him at
Gre a { Lakes
Naval Hospital,
the other day.
Peck, who is re-
covering fro m
IS wounds re-
ceived at Qua
dalcanal, W a $
told b Y his
sweetheart that
his mother was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

night. 1t. Wood. a friend Of
mine, received a box from Texas,
the other day, with candy and
fruit cake. He opened 1t, ate
little and put ii away. The
next day he saw that about
5000 ants had crawled inside
the cupboard and wrappers and
had taken over. We showed,
knocked and blew the ants off
and enjoyed the candy"
Last minute messages for Flenn
A. Peck Jr., from his mother were
aiken by his fanCee. lila Jean VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

ing all the men.
now the men
who are left can
kick about this
one. Pretty Ann
Nickens, w h o
worked at Pack
ard until a few
d a Us ago, has
joine d @ [ h e
WAVES a n d
will leave in a
day or so for
Hunter College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Proceeds Of Program
To Be Given 10 CAP

The fifteenth anniversary of the
Womens Aeronautlcal Association
of Detroit Will be celebrated in
the ElkS Temple, 1854 CaSS, at
$40 p m, April %
Proceeds of the program will
be donated 10 the CAP for its
war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16


ct he city
trans nearby
are open on
the sides and,
when they see
IL raining. the
curtains re
pulled down.
Street RS,
or trans, cost
two pence for
a ride, which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Lehman Visits King George

LONDON, April 16 OUP)-
Herbert II. Lehman, United States
director of foreign relief and re-
Mobilization, was given haif-hour
private audience by King George
at Buckingham Palace today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

SPAR recruit, Luce Of
Brighton to whom joining the
coast guard meant only a
transfer from one type Of war
work 10 another, previously
she had been employed by
General Motors. She hopes
for a test-driving assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

at the Rouge Plant.
Mrs. Peck put it this way:
I'D been thinking about II
for n long time and, when Bug
came home i'm such bad shape,
inst couldn't stay home any
longer. lost a nephew on the
Merideth and, though I'd been
working I'm civilian defense and
had given blood twice to the
Red Cross, I didn't think l had
been doing enough. 1 hope
Glenn doesn't mind"
Glenn didn't mind. He told Jean
the men needed all the guns they
could get and. if women could
make them, swell.
GOOD Of the Future" Helping
with the War Today. square
Meals In Miniature, Dehydrated
and Compressed. Conserve Ship
ping Space to Send More MI
triton" Bullets to the TROOPS
Abroad. Read Of This Improved
Process and How II May Even
tualIy Simplify Your Own Food
Problems, a. Told by Irmis
Johnson In The Amer lean
Weekly With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Home Nursing
Based on the Red Cross Textbook

EDITORS NOTE-ThiS series cannot take the
place Of instruction IN the Red Cross Home Mrs
ing classes lOhich eUery l00mdn IS urged to JO,n.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. SEPTEMBER 49, 1s4s

the development of new therapeutic
procedures, and World War II has
been no exception. AS matter OF
fact, more important discoveries
have come to light in this conflict
than in World War I. These devel-
opments will be a feature of the
program of the assembly.
II appeal to patients" he added,
ito show proper consideration for
their physicians on the days on
which the assembly is being held
1t is vitality important that doctors
do not lag behind in scientific
knowledge. If each patient realizing
this fact will take as little of the
Evening star., 1943-09-19

tember 30 to October 2, It was an
nounced last night.
Because Of the Importance of the
gathering invitations have been ex-
tended to $500 doctors in an area
within $50 miles OF Washington
Attendance is expected to reach a
new high.
Battle casualty experience will be
detailed onlcially by high ranking
Army and Navy officers. and war;
time medical problems among the
civilian population will also be dis
cussed. ,
House Minority Leader Martin will
deliver the principal address at the
Evening star., 1943-09-19

three-day scientific program. Many
of them now are in the military
service, stationed in or near the
capital.
Elaborate Exhibits Slated.
Elaborate exhibits will be set up by
the Army, Navy and the United
States Public Health Service.
'It never was more important that
doctors keep abreast of scientific
progress" Dr. Fred r. Sanderson,
president of the District Medical
Society, in statement last night
declared, 'for medicine Is making
greater strides than at any time in
recent years. War always stimulates
Evening star., 1943-09-19

one public meeting on Friday night,
October /.
McIntire to Speak.
Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntire,
surgeon general of the Navy and
personal physician to President
Roosevelt, will speak on Problems
of Postwar Medicine on Saturday
afternoon, October q.
Brig. Gen. Albert w. Kenner,
Army Medical Corps, who was dec
Grated for his work at Casablanca,
will have for his subject Medical
Experiences in Army Warfare"
Internationally known physicians
and scientists will appear on the
Evening star., 1943-09-19

doctors time as possible during the
assembly, he will be rendering q
worthwhile service to the COM
munity insofar as the health Of Its
population is concerned"
Evening star., 1943-09-19
D. {. Medical Society
Session Will Stress
Wartime Medicine

Medical Progress Since Pearl
Harbor," will be the theme of the
fifteenth annual scientific assembly
Of the District Medical Society to be
held at the Mayflower Hotel Sep
Evening star., 1943-09-19

Red stamps are not rationed II
they are War savings stamps. Help
yourself and your country.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Natives Get War Propaganda

A mobile propaganda unit Is tour
ing East Africa to explain the war
to the natives.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

Many Potatoes PIunted
More than 100000 acres in the
United Kingdom we're planted to
potatoes this year. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
81 Pet. OF Bond Quota

ANN ARBOR Sept - Wash
fepsw County bond buyers have
pushed The total Up 20 81 per cent
a S7646 600 total The war bond
co21u.!.tee announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
WHERE ALLIES ARE sLrcrNc INTO NAzl EUROPE

The four main points of the Allied attack Nazi-
held Europe (back wedges where the French and Yugo
savan patriots have helped in the effort by driving
Corsica, No. l. and into Yugoslavia, No. 3. Meanwhile,
Allied forces seized three strategic Dodecanese
islands No and driving toward the Dardaneles. In
Italy, the American and British armies No. g have cap
tured Eboli besieged Naples the mainland front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Allied Troops
Drop From Sky,
Seize Jap Base

ALLIED ITO, 6. w Pacific,
Sept p GNS)-Capture OF a
japanese outpost go miles north
west Of the fallen enemy base at
Lac, New Guinea, by ar-borne
Allied ground forces was an
nounced today.
Seizure of Kaiapit. which lies
70 miles south Of the big Jap base
at Madang. was accompanied by
heavy bombing and strahng at
tacks on enemy communication
lines south of Madang, apparently
aimed at isolation of FinSChafen,
japanese coastal base northeast of
Lac between Kaiapit and Madang.
Ground forces transported by
air 10 the Kaiaplt area apparently
took the Japanese by surprise
I -IIrt.-j1pS- fIuuCrCr several COun-
terat'acks but were repulsed by
savage Allied fire.
Elsewhere in tho New Guinea
area, medium bombers kindled
fires at the Docla and Langgoer
airdromes in the kei islands and
al Namlea on Boeroe Island. The
GaSmata airdrOme in New Britain
was bombed as were installations
on nearby Rookie Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Admits
Staying
ArIn.yWife
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ards, an inspector al the Hudson
naval ordnance plant.
Mrs Gallian'S husband Of a
year is 1t James r. Gallian. q.
who was scheduled 10 90 overseas
yesterday but instead was granted
a-td-Gay emergency Through and
flew 10 Detroit
Later, army officials in Wash
ington extended this furlough
another Is days.
Relatives today were arranging
for the shipment OF Mrs. Gallian 5
body for burial in CorSicana, Tex.
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mash
1t. Gallian said he would not
accompany the body for services
in Texas because | can't stand
the strain and want 20 remember
her as she was
Sadly he recalled that Mrs.
Gallian'S last known act. shortly
before her death. was 10 hand the
postman a picture Of herself which
she was sending 10 him IN
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Allies Launch
Drive on Naples
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the mountains around Salerno,
which rise in places TO 5000 feet.
Front dispatches described the
terrain as worse for military
operations than either Tunisia or
Sicily.
Most guns and equipment have
10 be moved by hand or by animal,
since motor vehicles cannot ne
gotiate the mountain trails.
American troops were credited
with the capture Of Monte Cor
vino, Rovellao and Campagna,
while the British took San CT.
priano.
1.-THE Fifth Army continues
TO re-grOup and move forward"
ground forces communique
said.
PotenZa, communications cen
ter Of nearly $4,000 population S.
miles east OF Salerno. fell TO the
British Eighth Army after a
British patrol slowed away in a
railroad train and road almost TO
the outskirts 10 obtain informa-
ton about enemy dispositions.
The capture OF Potenza brought
the center Of the Allied line
across the Italian ankle almost 10
a level with Salerno on the west
coast and BritiSh-held Bari on the
east coast From Potenza rail-
roads radiate TO Salerno, laramie
and Foggia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
islanders Help
French Corral
Ndzis on Corsica

ALLIED HQ.. n. Africa, Sept.
% GNS)-French regulars and
Corsican patriots drove five spear
heads from west TO east across
the island Of Corsica today IN the
campaign to push Nazi occupa-
ton forces. estimated at 1000
into the sea.
Headquarters of Gen. Giraud.
commander-in-chief Of Frances
armed forces, reported that his
troops made rapid progress TO
corner the German forces.
The French are fighting the
Germans at Bonifacio and Porto
Vecchio. last main southern ports
remaining in Nazi hands. All the
western portion OF the island was
reclaimed.
In the north the French threat
ened Bastia. Corsica'S largest city,
by punching forward from cap
tured st. Florent.
Prongs also were driven at the
Nazis from captured Crete, in the
upper center part OF the island
some 20 miles from the east
coast, from iona. Ia miles from
the east coast, from LeVle, few
miles southwest of Zenza. and
from the town Of Sartenne, p
miles west OF Porto Vecchio.
Corsican patriots engaged in
harassing operations and dis
rupted the German defcnses, The
patriots. fighting in Indian FASH
ion, engaged in mercileSS sharp
shooting from hideouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Russians Drive
Within Sight of
Kiev Churches

LONDON Sept % CUP)-.
Russian troops are within sight
az "the COLDER domcS Of the
churches ~ Kiev' the London
radio said TO-DAY The broadcast
said Kiev was flooded by bright
sunshine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

/ LONDON. Sept. % GNS)- The
British government lifted another
corner of the Rudolph Hess
mystery today with conformation
of the report that he came &c
Britain with orders from Adolf
Hitler 10 get Prime Minister
Churchill tossed out of office
An official statement disclosed
that Hess flew 10 Scotland from
Augsburg with this arrogant
proposition from the leader OF the
German Reich:
Hitler wants permanent
understanding with Britain hut
will negotiate with no govern
ment headed by Winston
Churchill"
now \ MENTAL CASE
Publication of this disclosure
finally explained in full measure
why the Hess mission wound up
as-the most ignominiouS failure
in history. with Hitler's deputy
packed off 10 state imprisonment
and now, according 10 reliable re-
ports. a mental case with delu-
sions of grandeur and a persecu-
tion complex.
The formula for peace brought
by Hess when he parachuted out
OF his specially made MeSser-
schmitt on the estate Of Scot
fish duke TO be taken into custody
by an aStounded farmer armed
only with a pitchfork was nothing
If not thorough.
THREATENS DESTRUCTION
I, was a plan carefully framed
at BerchteSgaden in the double
dealing months when Hitler was
planning his invasion Of Russia
and featured the following
Hitler desired a permanent
understanding with Great Brit
ain.
Eff achieved. the British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Unjust Scales Bring
Fines TotdIinq SIS

Traffic court Referee Robert
Teagen Jr. today levied fines
totaling SIS against a chain store
outlet and huckSter whom he
found guilty of maintaing unjust
scales.
The Packers outlet store al
10000 Gratiot. managed by Ber-
nard May, was found guilty of
operating five scales W h o s g
weights were short.
Joseph GlinSki OF 1896 Eldridge,
the huCkStcr. was fined S25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
; Gibraltar Sinkinqs
Claimed for U-Bodts

LONDON, Sept p CUP)-A
German conmunique broadcast by
Berlin radio said today that
u-boatS had Sneaked into Gibral-
tar and sunk three Allied destroy
ers and destroyed or damaged two
other vessels.
A German sub-chaser In the
Aegean was credited with sinking
the Greek submarine KatSOniS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

iectives, utilizing surprise and
air ground striking power sup
ported and assisted by the feet.
key points must OF course
he taken. but a wise choice for
such will obviste the need for
Storming the mass OF islands
now TN enemy possession. Island
hopping with extravagant losses
and SLOW progress-some press
reports indicating victory might
he postponed as late as 1879
il not my idea OF how 10 end
the war as soon and as cheaply
as possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
More "Details of Hess
Flight Revealed

Empire would be permitted
TO remain intact
ST the Hess offer were re-
jcctcd. Hitler would consider it
his duty 10 destroy Britain
utterly. and. when the war was
over. 10 keep the nation in a
state Of permanent subsection.
Undermining all of this was
the distinct understanding thai
Churchill would be feleeated once
again 10 the back benches anc
the prime ministry placed in the
hands of some one suitable TO the
WllhelmStraSSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Allied Air Fleets
Cross Channel

LONDON, Sept. % tUP)-A
large formation of Allied planes,
apparently heavy b ON b s,
crossed the southeast English
coast toward Calais. France,
shortly before noon today and 10
minutes later another group
roared over in the direction of
Belgium.
A few enemy raiders appeared
over Britain tate last night, flying
high. Bombs were dropped on the
outskirts of one coast town CauS-
ing a few casualties, none fatal
Two of the raiders were de-
Stroyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Betty CRADLE S NyIons
Buy $4,000 Bond

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. % GNS)
A pair of nylon stockings from
the shapely legs Of film star Betty
Cradle were worth $4,000 10 the
L. S. war chest yesterday
The blond actress sold the
stockings 10 the highest bidder AT
q Long Beach bond rally-and the
bidding was fast and furious. A
man, name not given. was the
winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Detroit Nurse Helps
FLY Out Wounded

ALLIED no, n. Africa, Sept
p tUP)-Lt. Dorothy Krug,
Philadelphia, an army nurse, said
today il was a great adventure
10 fly back and forth to North
Africa with casualties evacuated
from a frequently bombed air
drome near Salerno
Included i'm the unit is 1t Agnes
*. Smith of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22


MOSCOW. Sept - CUP.
Red armies that already have llh-
Grated more than half the Soviet
tcrrit0r, oVerun by Germany
had SmolcnSk. once Hitler'S head
quarters. KlCy capital Of The
Ukraine. and NcIiopol. key 10 the
Cr'moa. almost within their grasp
today.
Nclitopol, aS'rldc the main eS-
cape route for tens OF thousands
az German troops in The Crlmea.
was expected 90 fall momeniarlly
and Smolensk and KEY probably
VIII not be able 10 hold out Ions
against the furnishing Russians.
front dispatches said
"a Berlin dispatch published
In the Madrid newspaper Va
said The Germans already had
evacuated army administrative
services from KEY
MordlnoNka, three miles from
Melitopol was captured by the
Russians Yesterday along with 20
other towns and villages on the
Nclitopol-Zapoorzhc front and the
Soviet high command announced
the enemy was abandoning one
position after another.
Chernigov was taken by storm
in a three-day battle. during
which the Germans suffered heavy
losses IN men and material,
The London Daily Mail re-
ported from Stockholm that
the Russians had reached the
Dnieper between Dnepropet-
rovsk and ZapOroZhcD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Gen. Macarthur
Rdps War PId ns

t6ortiuuet from Page 0ue1
lined after the Papuan cam
paign and have since advocated
Contemplstes massive strokes
against only main strategic OBJ
Evening star., 1943-11-12

Miss 'teen-ase collects wooIen ankIets
for every day and for sports, in COL
ors to blend or contrast with her sweet
ers. White, navy and beige. Sizes
oI2 to 1OR-----------
w&L-Girs' and Junior Misses Hosiery,
Fourth Floor.
A and-croeheted wool bonnet for
small girl is embroidered in flowers
White, green, red and yellow---$3.5o
w&L-Childrens and Junior Misses Millinery,
Fourth Floor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-15
One THOUSAND
AUSTRALIANS;
NIPPONESE
JAPS SLAIN BY
AMERICANS BOMB
UNITS AT SALAMAUA
(By Associated Press

GEN ERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Feb. I5.-Onc
thousand of the Japs who went out
from their base at Salamaua to
try to capture the improvised air
field, held by Australians on the
northeast side of the Owen Stan
ley Mountains on New Guinea,
were slain, while their comrades
who survived are retreating hasti-
ly toward their base.
The Australians, fearing an am
bush, are cautiously trailing the
retreating enemy.
While the ground warfare was
in progress, American planes
bombed the Jap lines and also
dumped many tons on their base
at Salamaua.
Flying Fortresses and Liberia
tors also made an attack, in five
waves, on the Jap stronghold on
Rabaul, in New Britain Island. An
airdrome there was reduced TO
rubbIe, harbor installations were
struck and set afire and direct hits
were made on several small ships.
Fifty tons of high explosives, the
report said, were dropped on Ra-
baul. All planes returned safely
to their bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-15
some SOLDIERS
TO BE- RECALLED
WILL BE ASSIGNED TO AC-
INVITES IN IMPORTANT
WAR PLANTS
tBy Associated Press)

WARRINGTON, Feb. Is. - A
movement was started here today
to return some soldiers to jobs in
important industrial plants. The
order it is proposed to issue will
apply only to plants where acute
shortages exist.
There will not be any wholesale
recall of soldiers, neither will for
mer farm workers be picked out,
as army headquarters stated that
the task of asserting men would
entail too much trouble and the
loss of too much time.
Despite that statement, it was
said that many former farmers,
now in the army, will find them
selves back on the farm in the
next few weeks to prepare for
spring planting.
The proposed bill is now being
considered by the subcommittee
of the House Military Affairs
Committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-15
RUSSELL PERAGINE
GIVEN PROMOTION

Russell J. Peragine, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Peragine, 1928
Tooth Street, Corona, Long Island,
New York, has been promoted
from master sergeant to warrant
officer, junior grade, it has been
announced by the commanding
officer of the Harbor Defense Of
Key West where Mr.. Peragine is
q supply officer.
Entering active service with
the New York National Guard in
September, 1910, Mr.. Peragine
has advanced through all the
grades of an enlisted man and
when he was appointed master
sergeant in 1871 he was one of the
youngest men in the service to at
tain that grade.
In civilian life. Mr.. Peragine
was employed by the Spinella
Trucking Co, 3l2 East Spring
Street, New York City. He was
educated at Bryant High School,
New York.