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Evening star., 1943-05-16
IS Aviation Cadets
Enter Navy Pre-F|ight
School in Georgia
Francis <. Stun Shifts
To New Orleans; HoIsey
Lieutenant, Junior Grade

ATHENS, Ga.-Fifteen aviation
cadets from the Washington area
have enrolled in the United States
Navy Pre-fight School here. They
are: Thomas Francis Conboy, jr..
BIT Farragut street NV; Francis
Bernard Farquhar, 1415 Thirty
seventh street NV; David Abra-
ham Goldstein 1919 G street Sc;
Sherwin Otto Grassel, Great Falls
street, Falls Church, Va; Carl
Thomas Jones, 1346 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc; James CASTOR Justice,
BOT D street NV.
Carl Eugene NisWander, Herndon,
Va; James Ronald Rector, Frank
lin Park, East Falls Church, Va;
William J. Robicheau, 42l4 Twenty
eighth street, Mount Rainier, Md;
John Joseph Sharer, 1882 Four
teenth street NV; Edward Paul
Jones Sullivan, 513 street Sc;
William C. Walker, 9O9 Tenth street
Sc, and Daniel Arthur Wray, 14l2
Otis street NE.
Stan in louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Ensign
Francis E. Stan, U. S. N. R., for
merly of The Star staff, is stationed
here. Ensign Stan joined the Navy
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Foley Completes Course.
Corpl. James S. Foley. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert M. Foley, 1916
Nicholson street, Hyattsville, Md,
recently completed advanced ground
crew training at the Army Air
Forces School at the Vega Aircraft
Corp, Santa Monica, Calf.
Stuart Begins Third Phase.
Paul A. Stuart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul A. Stuart. l20 North Fair
fax street, Falls Church. Va, has
reported to the Basic Flying School,
Courtland, Ala. for third stage
training for pilots.
Three ID. c. Men Graduate.
LOWRY FIELD, Colo.-Three Dis
trict men recently graduated Army
Air Forces schools here Staff Sergt.
Herman E. Hoffman, jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herman E. Hoffman. 1904
Fourth street NV. is a graduate Of
the 75-mm. aircraft cannon course.
and Pvts. Arthur E. Young, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Young, ITO
Lyman plao> NE. and William
Harris Spitzinger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Spitzinger, 1906 D street
Sc. completed training at the
Photography School.
Pvt. John w. Afnech, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. Afnech, Vienna, Va,
recently graduated from the Arma-
uant School
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Boiling Field Officers Ordered
To Command Staff School
1t. Col. McCrory and
1t. Col. Marshall Sent
To Fort Leuvenworth

1t. Col. John A. McCrary, jr., one
Of the youngest officers OF his rank
in the Army Air Forces. and 1t. Col.
Fred H. Marshall have been ordered
to Fort Leavenworth, Kans, accord
ing to an announcement of changes
in personnel at Boiling Field.
Col. McCrary has been stationed
at the air base as executive officer.
Col Marshall was formerly man.
ager of the post exchange. Both
will attend command staff school.
Col. McCrary is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. McCrary, Bethesda,
Md. A graduate of the Alexandria
High School and the Virginia Mil
itary Institute, he formerly was a
professor Of English and military
tactics.
Col. Marshall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Marshall, 3703 Bangor
street NE, is a graduate OF Central
High School and the University OF
Maryland.
First 1t. Edward j. flanagan, 1000
Cathedral avenue NV, recently was
promoted to the rank of captain.
Commissioned last June, Capt.
flanagan has been stationed at
Boiling Field since last August.
First It. William D. Blair. husband
OF Mrs. Mary E. Blair. Bowie Nh
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yours truly is still going strong and
eating like hog! That reminds me
I haven't had glass of milk-or
seen any but canned milk since I
left Miami.
Zulu huts and native Harlems
have nothing on this place. The peo-
pie are jet black. They lug around
on their heads almost impossible
loads.
It's hard to realize I've been to two
continents and across the ocean this
week. What trip! never thought
the place could be so far away!
Just came back from an outdoor
movie. They have 'em at every post
we've stopped at. and boy, are they
blessing-even old shows! 1t does
one good to see a couple of white
American girls if only in show
I'm sitting in the PX-club combi-
nation building right now at small
field in Africa All barracks are full
and so there is gang of boys bed
ding down on the floor of the club
here. They're not Americans. Darn d
if know what they are speaking.
When this trip of mine is over, I'll
never ask for so arduous ride in an
airplane again. Those metallic seats
get hard after 10 hours day flying.
Played bridge with a major, a civil
ian of the U. S. consulate. and an
other second lieutenant over the
bush of Africa today. Not long ago
1T was another jungle, remember?
Gt. Bryde here probably refers
to his trip to Eastern Brazil from
Miami-Ed. note)
I'm off again early in the morn
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1t. c. W. staufer. Thorndike Sa-
vile of the college at graduation
exercises.
Those commissioned are: Cleve-
land w. Stauffer, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleve H. Stauffer, 49Ol Thir-
teenth street, NV; Laurie R. Bur-
CESS. %, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
w. Burgess, 1889 Perry street NV:
Charles D. Weber, 20, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Weber, 423 Peabody
street NV, and David Thaler. q,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Tha-
ler, 56l6 Fifth street North, Airing
ton.
1t. Stauffer was graduated with
high honors in structural engineer
ing from Catholic University with
the class of 1912 While there and
at Roosevelt High School, he was an
outstanding track athlete and was
named on the All-Time c. U. Track
Team for his record broad jump
ing. 1t. Stauffer has been assigned
as weather officer at Chanute Field
in Illinois
1t. Weber. a former stage de-
signer, is a graduate of George
Washington University. class of
1885, and 1t Burgess was in his last
year at William and Mary College
when he enlisted in the A. A. F. in
June. 1912.
Aviation Cadet Gilbert A. Hunt,
Jr.. 25. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt,
452 New JERSEY avenue, Sc. is
studying meteorology in the present
class at N. Y. u He is a graduate
of Eastern High School and at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity for two years.
Two Report at Cochran Field.
Aviation Cadets Louis J. Winsatt,
son Of Mrs. William j. Hughes, jr..
l02 Oxford street, Chevy Chase, and
Wilbur B. O'Brien. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom F. O'Brien, 48 Chillum
road, Hyattsville, Md, recently re-
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49,
men. While with The Star he COW
cred local and national sports in
the column win, Lose or Draw"
appearing under his name daily on
the sports page. His wife. a tech
nician in the Air Transport Service,
is stationed at the Washington Air
port and resides in Arlington Viii
lage, Va.
Halsey Is Promoted.
MIAMI. Fla.-EdWin A. Halsey,
jr., son of Col. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Halsey, 3517 Williamsburg lane
NV, has been promoted to the
rank OF lieutenant, Junior grade 1t.
Halsey attended Central High
School and Dartmouth College.
Byron T. Masincupp, seaman Sec
ond class, son OF Carl G. Masincupp,
sr., 215 Tenth street NE, is now en-
rolled in the Radio School here at
the Navy Submarine Chaser Train
ing Center. A graduate of Chevy
Chase High School, Bethesda, Md.
he was formerly employed as an ap-
prentice mechanical photographer
for the Army Map Service. He en-
listed in October.
Four Enlist as Apprentices.
-Four boys from the Washington
area have enlisted as apprentice sea-
men, class VS.. United States Naval
Reserve, for future training as avia-
ton cadets. They are Albert James
Wakefield, 1858 Massachusetts ave-
nue. Sc: jeremiah Francis Har-
rington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Harrigton. 1928 Twelfth street NE;
James Gordon Alder. son of Mr..
and Mrs Paul F. Alder, Fairfax, Va,
and Walter Richard wilkins son of
Mr., and Mrs. w. L. wilkins, 29l1
North Capitol street.
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Forces since November II, 194l.
Trease at Elon College.
H. w. TreaSe, son of Mrs. Leefa D.
Collins. Washington. has reported to
Elon College. N. c., for course prior
to appointment as an aviation cadet.
A graduate of Wilson High School,
where he was colonel in the Cadet
Corps, Cadet Trease was attending
Dartmouth College when he enlisted
last October.
Chaplin in Utah.
Second 1t. Richard C. Chaplin,
Army Air Forces. son of Mrs. M. P.
Chaplin, 9702 Warren street, Silver
Spring, Md. reported at the base at
Wendover Field, Utah. He formerly
attended the University OF Maryland
and has been in the service since
February, 1941.
Bond at Amarillo, Tex.
Richard C. Bond, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Webster Bond, 1922
Blair road NV, has begun course
of study in aviation mechanics at
one of the schools at Amarillo (Tex)
Army Air Field.
McNeill at Garden City.
Cadet Henry H. McNeill. jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. McNeill, $685.
Warren street NV. recently ar
rived at the Army Air Field at Gar
den City, Kans., for second phase
flight instruction. He attended the
University of Hawaii, was formerly
employed in Honolulu as clerk in
the Naval Air Base and was in Hon.
olulu at the time Of the attack on
Pearl Harbor.
Breen at Scott Field.
Pfc. John P. Breen, son Of Mrs.
Mary T. Breen. "a K street NV.
it at Scott Field. Ill, receiving an
intensive course in radio operating
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Dunn Ends Special Course

BALTIMORE, Md.-Second 1t.
Ray S. Dunn, Ordnance Department..
son of Mrs. Brownlow Dunn, 3725
Macomb street NV, recently COM
pleted the Special Maintenance
course at Holabird Ordnance Depot.
1t. Dunn, a graduate Of Benjamin
Franklin University. completed ON
Ger training at the Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Nd.
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MS wings ana
was com m l S =
stoned a second
lieutenant in the
U n / t e d States
Marine Corps
following CON-
pletion of the
prescribed flight
training at the
Naval Air Train
ing Center. A
former student
at Bowdoin Col
lege, 1t. Burton
began prelimi-
nary fight train
,A
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ington.
Second 1t. Ralph Kassing, hus-

band OF Mrs. H.
Carlene Kassing,
1908 Nichols ave-
nue. Sc, Is now
assistant a man.
ager of the post
exchange. For
merly employed
as a civilian en-
ploye at this ex-
change, Lit. Kass-
ing was commits
S l o n e d after
completing the
course of the
Army Exchange
School at Prince.
ton Unive1Kity.
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was formerly Sergt. J. A. Dom.
employed as an auditor for the Gen
eral Accounting Office. Sergt. Dom
has been in the service since last
May.
Pvt John R. Albrittain, 433 Sev-
enth street NE, has been advanced
to the grade of corporal, He en-
tered the Army in June, 194l, and
has been stationed in the Panama
Canal Zone since October. 1941.
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JunluS w. Jones.
o m m a n d / ng
general of the 1st
District, A. A. F.
Technical Train
ing Command,
in N e W York
Monday. T h e y
comple tie d 10
months training
in meteorology
at N e W Y York
University's Col
lege Of Engi-
neering. and also
received diplo-
mas from Dean
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Ill IN y V t III u e |
and a t t e n ded
the G un n ery
School at Dart
mouth College.
U pom compile
tlon of the
course he t ok
advanced 6 u n
merry at the Bos-
ton Naval Base
and was later
t r a n S ferred to
Gulfport, Miss,
as a deck officer
in the armed
guard to in
StrlIcf. enlisted
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Japs, who was SerEt. J. H. Chynoweth.
awarded the Distinguished Service
Medal for his activities in the Phil
ippines even after the islands were
occupied by the Japanese.
Inducted into the Army in June.
1s4l, Sergt. Chynoweth was sent
overseas in June, 1912. He was for
nerly employed by the American
Security g. Trust Co.
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cCl SCdllC Va llic
provisional COM
pany of Kauai
industees in the
Haw allan Is
lands a n d in
strusts American
Ind u c t ees OF
Japanese birth
the rudiments OF
rifle drill.
Sregt Chyno-
" e t h is t h {
nephew of Brig
G e n. Bradford
Chynoweth, nov.
a prisoner of the
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Hitchcock Promoted
To First Lieutenant
In Puerto Rico
Dom ond Demph Serve
In North Africa; Burmun
J Months on GuudoIconoI

Second 1t. George w. Hitchcock,
formerly of Washington, has been
promoted to first lieutenant In the
Army Air Forces at the San Juan
headquarters of the Antilles Air Task
Force. Lit Hitchcock entered active
duty in June, 1910, joining his pres
ent unit in April, 1912 An X-ray
physicist in civilian life, 1t Hitch
cock is graduate of Montana State
College.
Technical Sergt. Junior A. Dom,
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Louis Burlnan.
Century Apart
n1entS, Sixteenth
a n d Full e !
streets NV, has
b e e n sta toned
at Guadalcanal
t o r S e Y e II
m o n t h S. 1t.
Burnan, " h o
attended Penn
sylvania M i l.
tary College, has
b e e n in the
Army for 2 years
is months, of
which he has
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DE-, lldS OCCll
promoted to the
grade of cor
poral at the
S t SON Field
Air Depot Train
ing Station, San
Antonio, Tex,
where he has
been stationed
since last Octo-
b er. Corpl.
Guthrie is a
gra d u a tie of
Eastern Hi & h
School and Ben
jamin Franklin
University.
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a., oOll VI NdyOl
and Mrs. Alfred
G. Dom, Capitol
H e / g h t s, Md,
has been sta
t. on e d some
where in North
Africa with an
A + my Finance
D e t a c h m e n t
since ! a S t De-
cember. A grad
uate Of Mary
land Park High
School and Ben
jamin Franklin
University, h e
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ported to the
Bas sic F ly n g
School at Coch-
ran Field, Ma
con. Ga, for
second p h a S e
flight instruc-
ton.
Sergt. Joseph
Levin, 125 Ham
ilton street NV,
has been pro-
noted to stan
sergeant at the
Army Air Field
a t cambridge,
Ga. He has been
in the Army Air
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Meyers in Louisionu

CAMP POLK, La.-Second 1t.
Cabin B. Meyers, son of Mrs. Bessie
E. Meyers, 927 Eleventh street NE,
who recently was commissioned
upon graduation from the Armored
Force Officer Candidate School at
Fort Knox, KY, has reported for
duty with an armored division here.
Mrs. Meyers was formerly Virginia
McCabe, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
H. V. McCabe, U. S. Navy, 5O47 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV
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Base mere 10 be-
gin boot" train
ing as a Marine
G orps combat
correspondent. A
graduate of Gull
p per Hi g h
School, Va, Pvt.
Moser had been
employed by The
Star since 1887.
His wife, Mrs.
N a ncy B a | |
Moser, and g.
m o n t h . oil d
daughter, Ann
Adelaide, reside
-
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gong. IL S get
ting us down, a
little. I've slept
in eight different
places in the last
week and a half.
And when you
have to consist
emily get u p
about 2 am. to
get going, WE'LL!
The long ride
t o d a y " a S
b u m p Y a n d
rough. One of
the three of us
is just a b o u t
knocked out, but
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of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Trodden
BOOB N street
NV, who re-
Gently was pro-
NOTED to staff
sergeant. is at
home for a few
days on furlough.
A graduate of
Western Hig h
School and the
Columbia Uni
v e r S ity L a W
School, he was
en-
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Stan S e + 6 t.
M a + t i n A.
Dempf, Arm y
Air Forces, hus-
band of Mrs.
M a r t i n A.
D e m p f, IS
F o u I t h street
E, is now serv-
ing w i t h the
armed orc S
S O m e where in
North Africa. A
former employe
of the Berwyne
Aircraft Factory.
Sergt. Dempf is
now crew chief
O
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U n / t e d St8la1
Marine Co1Da
upon graduation
from the Naval
c e n t er here.
They are Jules
Carlin Flood, jr,.
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Car
lin Flood, $3.50
Forty :. second
street NV, and
James Stephen
Chumhris, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Chum-
bris. 1923 Fourth
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is now special
services officer
at the base. A
G r a d u a t e of
Princeton Uni
versity. 1t. Blair,
formerly a re-
altor in the Dis
trict, served as
special services
officer for the
Bombar d m e n t
Department of
the School of
Applied Tactics
at Orlando, Fla,
before coming
here. He is the
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ten by Rich
ard B. Stet.-
son, r a d i o
t e C h n ician
FIRST c ! a S s.
United States
Navy. He is
81, son of Mrs.
Ruth r. Stet-
son, lat r
street N E
and was. for
m e ly EN-
ployed as an
electrician a t
w O o d 70 W
Wilson High
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FORT HARRISON, Ind-Pvts.
Ralph B. Gibbons. husband of Mrs.
Lorraine n Gibbons, 2433 Good
Hope road s E. and william Griffith,
husband of Mrs. Mary S. Griffith,
1909 South Thomas street, Arling-
ton. Va. have arrived here at the
Finance Replacement Training Gen.
ter for their basic training. Pvt. Glib
bons' parents. MI. and Mrs Elmer
L. Gibbons, reside at 1905 D street
G, r
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enlisted in 1910 and was ordered
overseas in February, 1912.
He stated that his work is re
pairs-seeing to it that the fight
ing men have their equipment in
top-notch shape" His hospitali-
Zation was due to overstrain while
at work aboard a ship.
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1I1S 1dSV Hu6uoU s' NJ S' O"fs0h''
at the Naval Reserve Aviation Base
in Squantum, Mass.
Two Graduate in Texas.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.-Tvo
District men recently were commits
stoned second heutenants in the
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It. Bryde the of Mr. W. Bryde OF
Spring previous letter published in The Star May dealt Nth
impressions OF BrdsH An
Command he has been
Miami hatUay around the porld the
action. Thoroughly
those used to the
across the Himaaya Range.
WEST AFRICA,
where military where
OF the bunch that Your
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Four Meteoro|ogists
From D. T.. Area Get
A. A. F. Commissions
Also Receive Diplomas
From N. Y. U. COLLEGE
Of Engineering

-Four men from the Washington
area were presented commissions
as second lieutenants in the
Army Air Forces by Brig. Gen.
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Two D. C.. Men
Ready to Fight
In u. S. Subs

JACK L. Keese. VIM. A. Cannon.
NEW LONDON. Conn-Jack Les
lie Reese, 20, seaman, first class. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Moder, 1888 Bel
mont street NV. and William A..
Cannon. 25, seaman, second class,
son of Mrs. c. w. Kent, TAI Newton
place NV. have completed their
basic training at the submarine
school here at the submarine base
and are now prepared for duty with
the fleet of underseas fighters.
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Moser Takes Traininq
For Correspondents
; Get Wings in Marines;
Cupp Is Poromurine

PARIS ISLAND, S. C.-Janles
F. Moser, jr., %, former Star re-
porter, left Thursday for the Marine
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Infantry Graduates

FORT BENNING, Ga.-Kirby
Lane Coleman, Colmar Manor, Md,
and William Charles Hammett, for
merly of Washington, recently were
commissioned second lieutenants at
the Infantry School.
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Cadet J. C. Flood. Jr. street NE. Both
men received their preliminary fiight
instruction at the Anacostia Naval
Air Station.
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Crews Of obth ships that went
down were saved.
An escorting corvette picked up
a submarine dead ahead of the
convoy the following morning. 1t
raced forward and then drifted into
the convoy, remaining over the
lodging U-boat and attacking with
pattern after pattern of depth
charges. forcing the submarine to
the surface. Four merchant vessels
then fired several rounds of 3 and 5
inch gunfire and .2O-mm. cannon.
The. target was obscured by
another ship and we were unable to
fire, when suddenly there was a
deafening explosion, and we rightly
assumed that there was one less
enemy submarine to worry about"
Ruark said.
The cargo of war supplies and
food aboard his freighter arrived
safely in England.
Ensign Ruark's wife, Mrs. Virginia
w. Ruark, resides at 2700 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
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Navy Electrician Calls on u. S.
To Help Shorten World War

These excerpts are from letter
to the Rev. Ira S. Ernest, United
Brethren Church, North Capitol
and r streets NV, and were writ
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Nephew of Jops'
Prisoner Helps
Train Islanders

Sergt. John H. Chynoweth. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Chynoweth, 1854
Euclid street NV, is acting first
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Burton Wins Wings.
PENSACOLA. Fla.-Robert Smith
Burton, %. son of Mrs. Harold H.
Burton, Dodge Hotel, recently won
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At SiqnuI Corps School

CAMP MURPHY, Fla.-Corpl.
Verne w. Gibbs, son Of Mrs. F. B.
Hyder, 2702 Wisconsin avenue NV,
has been enrolled In special course
Of instruction here at the Signal
ooenS School. -..
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KidweII at Stanford

CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calf
PVT Robert Edward Kidwell, jr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Kid
we'll. 2435 Third street NE, has
reported to Stanford University
as an Army Specialized Training
School candidate. Pvt Kidwell, who
has been in the service since Feb
ruary, was formerly student at
Benjamin Franklin University. His
brother, Pvt. John Raymond Kid
we'll, was recently inducted and sent
to Camp Lee, Va.
Pvt. Francis r. Baker. son of Mrs.
L. E. Baker. Ill St. Asaph street.
Alexandria, Va, has been promoted
to technician. fourth grade. here,
where he has been stationed for two
months. His son, Francis R. Baker,
jr,, apprentice seaman, is now sta
toned at the United States Naval
Air Base at Jacksonville. Fla.
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Capt. Willard |. Hart
Promoted 10 Major
Al Army War College
Veteran of Lost Conflict
Served in Marines and
Coast Artillery Unit

Capt. Willard L. Hart, Bowie, Md,
of the Supply Section of Headquar-
ters. Army Ground Forces has been
promoted to the rank of major at
the War College Capt. Hart served
in the Marine Corps during the
last war. and prior to coming here
was stationed at Newport News. Va,
with a Coast Artillery unit. He is
graduate of George Washington
University.
Capt Taube in Ohio,
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-Capt. Theo-
dore Taube, l72l Riggs place NV,
is now on duty here at the Lock-
bourne Air Base as group ordnance
officer. Commissioned in 1888, Capt.
Taube has also served at Maxwell
Field, Ala, and Fort Benning, Ga.
Capt. FeuSahrenS Graduates.
CAMP STONEMAN, Calf Capt.
Frederick G.. Feusahrens, husband
of Mrs. Eleanor c. Feusahrens, 612
Twenty-second street NV, recent
ly graduated from the Pacific
SodoC dilo pOl SO1 pO olllSClo
Training School here. In civilian
life Capt. Feusahrens was employed
as a pharmacist.
Tarbett Promoted to Captain.
ORLANDO, Fla.-First 1t. Lewis
N Tarbett. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Tarbett. 407 Carroll ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. Md, has been
promoted to the rank of captain
here at the Army Air Forces School
of Applied Tactics.
Bisselle at Fort Washington.
FORT KNOX, Ky.-John w. Bis
selle, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bis
selle, 10 Grafton street. Chevy
Chase, Md, recently has been pro-
NOTED from sergeant to staff SER
geant and has been assigned to the
Army Administrative Officer Candi-
date School at Fort Washington.
Md A graduate of Benjamin
Franklin University, Sergt. Bisselle
has been attached to the Finance
Section here at the Armored Force
Replacement Training Center.
1t. J. v. Morgan in Alabama.
MAXWELL FIELD, Ala. - First
1t Joseph v. Morgan, jr., $500
Moorland lane, Bethesda, Md, is
now enrolled as a student officer in
the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight
School here. A graduate of Prince
ton University. he was commissioned
in the infantry before his recent
transfer to the Air Forces. His
father is a member of the Board of
Tax AnpealS for the District.
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| rodden on FurIouoh

CAMP CARSON, Colo.-John s
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and mechanics to fit him for duty
as member of fighting bomber
crew.

Guthrie Is 4 Corporal.
Pvt. John Richard Guthrie. son of
Mrs. G. B. Guthrie, $40 First street
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Take Finance TRAINING

served overseas 1t. Paul Burman.
in New Caledonia and Australia.
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Alice Anderson
In Piano Recital

Fanny Amstutz Roberts is present-
ing Alice Anderson in piano pro-
gram at the Washington College Of
Music this evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Anderson will play Bach's &c
Sharp Major Prelude and Fugue."
Beethoven's Sonata, Opus 2, No 2,
in A Major; "Vivacissimo" and
"Lento Cantabile" from Schumann's
"Fantasie Pieces; Chopin's I'm
promptu in G Flat" Brahms Ca
priccio Opus 16, No. H. and De-
bussy's prelude and Passepied,"
from the Suite Bergamasque.
Friday evening at the Phillips Me-
mortal Gallery at $3.50 o'clock Jean
McCandlish will play a program in
fulf1llment of the requirements Of
the bachelor of music degree she
will receive on June l9.
Last Sunday afternoon Anthony
Chanaka, director of the Preparatory
School of the College of Music, pre-
sented the following pupils from his
junior class: Ann AMOUR, Joan
Becker, Jean Swinney, Mary and
Barbara Termohlen, Phyllis Citren-
baum, Lorraine Amsterdam, Stuart
Werner, Fay Zigmund, Vivian
Wertheimer, Jane and Lois Blake,
Frances Ann Dunlap, Joanne Rich
ards, Robert Johnson, Ruth Claflin,
Nanny Ginsburg and Vivian Burke.