Evening star., 1943-06-22

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind-Three
Washington men recently we're grad
uated from the Pre-radio Naval
Training School here at the Naval
Armory and are now awaiting as
Signment to another advanced radio
school for further training. They
are Charles Hewlett Milstead, 81,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Albert
Milstead. 442 Delafield place NV:
Donald Brix Fraser, II, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Milton Fraser, All
Aspen street NV, and Robert Bruce
Bussler, 1S, son of Mrs. Mary M.
Bussler, 1884 Forty-seventh street.
CHICAGO.-Robert Crane Field
ing, 49, son of Mrs. Vida c. Fielding.
1901 Forty-third street NV, is now
enrolled at the Naval Air Technical
Training Center here at the Navy
Pier where he will receive an in
tensive course in the principles and
theory of flying and the operation
and repair of all types of aircraft.
GREAT LAKES, Ill. - Robert
Coyle, "a. son of Patrick M. Coyle,
l7l2 North Harrison street, Airing
ton, is now taking an intensive
course for yeomen at the Service
School here at the Naval Training
Station.
FORT MASON, Calif.-William c.
Starkey, technician, fifth grade, SIS
Seventh street NE, has been pro-
noted to the grade of sergeant here
where he is attached to the Army
Post Office
CAMP CARSON, Colo. = David
Harry, jr., son of David Harry, ~
Cheverly Circle, Cheverly, Md, has
been promoted to the rank of tech
nician, fourth grade, here where he
is member Of a general hospital
unit. Harry, VINO attended Colum-
bia Institute of Technology, was en-
ployed as a construction clerk before
his induction in August, 1912.
FORT SHERIDAN, III. - Pfc.
George A. Hamill, son of Mrs. T. NJ
Hamill, Fairfax. Va, recently was
graduated from the Ordnance Auto
motive School here
FORT WASHINGTON, Md
George F. Smell, 25 Poplar avenue,
Takoma Park, and William T. Welt
eel, 1908 Thirty-ninth street NV,
recently were commissioned second
lieutenants on graduation from the
Adjutant Generals Officer Candi-
| date School here. A graduate of
Harvard University, 1t. Smell for
merly was employed as an ordnance
clerk with the British Purchasing
Mission. 1t. Weitzel, graduate of
Ohio State University, was employed
by the District Public Library when
/ he entered the service.
KEARNEY, Nebr.-Corpl. Morris
Epstein, son Of Benjamin Epstein,
6i3l Fourteenth street NV, has
! been promoted to the rank of SER
| geant here at the Army Air Base.
Sergt. Epstein has been in the serv-
| ice for 10 month.
CARLSBAD, N. Mex.-Maj. Eric
K. Shilling, husband of Mrs. Louise
B. Shilling. 301 Anacostia road Sc,
has been transferred from the Army
airfleld here to Fort Douglas, Utah,
where he will serve as a member on
the Aviation Cadet Examining
Board. Maj. Shilling is a graduate
of Southeastern University.
Pvt. Thomas A. Phillips, son of
John P. Phillips, 1910 N street NV,
has been transferred from the Army
airfleld here to Hobbs, N Mex.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Russell e.
Cameron, son of Mrs. Sarah Emily
Cameron, so Elm avenue, Takoma
Park, Md, recently was graduated
from the Aviation Machinist's Mate
School here at the Naval air station
and was promoted to aviation ma
chiniSt's mate, third class.
| CAMP CRODER, Mo.-Milton F.
Clogg, son of Mrs. J. M. Clogg of Is
Wall street, Rockville, Md, recently
has been promoted from private to
corporal. Known as Sonny" Corpl.
Clogg graduated from the Richard
Montgomery High School in 1941
and has been in the Army for about
a year. He is now taking a radio
operator course at the Signal Corps
School hene.