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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
VALKOU UCINEN BUDE KO-
NEG
CANCSTERSTVf JEDNOU
ROWE
Prohlaseni toto uciniI president
Roosevelt " reel pr~oslovene
pred parlamentni budovou
" Ottaws.

pred parlamentnl budovou
" Ottaws.
"My Gimme jistym, absolutne a
neodvolatelne jistym, re tento-
krate zbav1me Sc zbojn1k1",
pravil americky president.
Ottawa. = President Roose-
welt prohlasil v reel slysene v
radiovem rozhlasu pc celem
svete, re Spojene narody v teto
valce jednou pro vzdy ucin1 ko-
nee mezinarodn1mu gangster-
stvl.
Bylo to poprve, re americky
president behem sve ufedn1
ihdty ~navstfvil Ottawa, kapitol
Kanady a p. Roosevelt v Teci
pronesene u vchodu do obrov-
skych budov parlamentu sl1bil,
re absolutni v1tezstv1 Spojenc1
pfivede svet daleko ma ceste k
"osvobozen1 cd nouze."
Osoudiv MAJESTY pro jejich
"zvrhlou nezp1obilost" chapa-
ii prava svych spolubliznich a
"fanaticke militaristy JapanG"
"a podobne brutaln1 vlastnosti,
o. Roosevelt Tekl shromazdenf,
v nemz bylo 200 clen1 kanad-
skeho parlamentu a asi $4,000
obcanI Ottawy, re:
"My jsme byli donuceni Wy
volati s~erifovu druzinu rozblti
gang, tax ably gangsterstvf by
10 vyhlazeno v obci narodG.
my chceme uciniti jistym-
absolutne, neodvolatelne jis-
tym, = re tentokrate dostane
Sc jim naucen1,n ma nez nikdy ne
zapomenou. My Sc hodlame
zbaviti tentokrate zbojnikG."
Zmfniv Sc O jednomyslnem
presvedcenf mezi Spojenymi
narody, re jenom "skutecny a
trvaly mir" NIUE ospravedlniti
obeti pTftomne valky, president
pravil, re o povalecnem svete
bylo jednano We Quebecu, a.
vsak nesd6lil zadnych podrob-
nostf O diskussich az ma to, re
Tekl, re pravdepodobne byly
duplikovany v tuctech narodG
a stech NEST pc celem svete.
Pres. Roosevelt byl optimis-
tickym o prGb6hu valky v Pa
cifiku a kritisoval ony Ameri-
cany a Kanadany, ktefi chteli
abychom odvolali nase silly z
Atalntickeho oceanu a Stredo-
zemn1ho more, kdyz Japonci
zabrali "dva skalnate str1vky
v Aleutske skupin.e"
A podporoval svoji kritiku
nedavnym vypuzenfm Japonc1
z Risky a Attu.
Rfkalo Sc nam, dodal, "ze
Japonci sc nikdy nevzdavajf,
jejich pfekotny 1tek uspoko-
|juje mas zrovna tax dobre."
Pres. Roosevelt venoval vel
kou cast sve reci trvaj1ci asi Is
minut Kanade a jeff 1casti We
valce a velebil zpGsob, v nemz
Kanadane a Americana bojo-
vail druh vedle druha zrovna
jake pracovali a bavili sc v do
be miru
Vyhnuv Sc jakemukoli po-
Ii podrobnemu vyl1cenf plant,
jez byly vypracovany pro val
ku, president ob1ral Sc hlavne
.sirokymi mravnimi principy
CtyT Svobod a Atlanticke
Charity.
Slfbil, re j~ednomyslnou akcf
We vycisten1 sveta Cd divos-l
skych zbojn1kd a udrzovanf|
jich "pod podpatkem pro vse-l
chny easy" Dude docileno o.
svobozen1 Cd nasilf."
V zaverku sve reci pravil
president:
ia nemam trpelivosti s te-
mi, kdoz hlucne rozhlasujf, re
Ctyfi Svobody a Atlanticka
Charta jsou nesmyslem, pone-
vadz jsou nedosazitelny. Kdy-
by byli zili pred sto padesati
lety, byly by Sc posmfvali a RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Marines Escape With Jeep
Under Heavy Jap She|Ifire
BY SERGT. SAMUEL SHAFFER
/17OQ II efrcof NV

I1US II SLTSSC NV u
GUADALCANAL, Jan. "a ODE
layeO Marines here don't bother
about shells that have their names
on them. They worry only about
those ticketed, ITO whom it may
concern" ..
These Community" shells came
close to playing havoc with an officer
and three men in communication
company several nights ago. The
four men leaped into jeep upon
receiving orders to take blinker
signal lamp to the front line.
This lamp was to guide destroyer
shellflre into Jap territory. AS the
four approached the destination
they noticed other marines taking
cover. An officer shouted to them:
You guys better hit for q fox
hole right away. They're Smelling
this place. Unload the stun and
take of at high port"
Before they could unload the
lamp and batteries, the quartet,
hearing a shell whistle, dived into
the foxholes. The shell hit 200
yards away. They crawled out, I'M
loaded the gear and leaped into the
jeep for q quick getaway. But the
starter refused to work.
One of the men cranked the jeep
and got the motor running, when
another shell whistled uncomfort-
ably close. All four dived into the
foxholes again. This time the shell
landed only 100 yards away. The
Jap was getting the range.
Fortunately the jeep's motor was
still running. The four men leaped
in and hung on for dear life as
the jeep broke Guadalcanal speed
records for getting, away.
They were informed later that a
shell had struck the identical spot
where their jeep had been parked.
These shells didn't fall any more
after dawn. Shellfire made short
work in disposing of that pocket
of resistance"
Finn Promoted
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Morton D
Finn, son of Mrs. M. Finn. 802 North
Mayne street, Arlington, Va, who Is
stationed here at the receiving bar
racks. was recently promoted to the
rank of lieutenant, senior grade,
United States Naval Reserve. It.
Finn is graduate of Georgetown
Dental School.
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Three at Great Lakes


Three at Great Lakes
GREAT LAKES, Ill.-Three Dis
trict men are now enrolled in the
service school here at the United
States Naval Training Station. They
are Howard Francis West, 20, 1884
Swami street NV, Torpedoman
School; John Raymond Guillot, IT,,
II, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Guillot,
1921 Calvert street NV, Machinist's
Mate School, and Robert Frank
Blatt, 18, son of Mrs. G. C. Farrall,
1349 Massachusetts, avenue Sc,
Torpedoman School.
Victor Is Flight Commander
MacDILL FIELD, Fla.-First It.
John A. Victor, jr., son of DR.. j. A..
Victor, 3410 @ street NV, has been
promoted to captain here at the
Army Air Base where he is assigned
to duty as flight commander.
Pvt. Allen L. Trott, Hyattsville,
Md, was recently promoted to cor
poral. serving as operations clerk.
GAO Aide Promoted
LEMOORE. Calf. - Kerber B.
Harris. AZ, former General Account
ing ONCE auditor, who enlisted in
the Army Finance Department last
August has been promoted to the
grade of sergeant at the Army Fly
ing Field.
Podrosky Is Sergeant
CAMP KOHLER, Calf. - Corpl
Thomas A. Podrasky, 1915 Mount
Pleasant street NV, has been pro-
NOTED to sergeant at the Western
Signal Corps Replacement Training
Center.
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Woodwork Promoted
To Rank Of Colonel
In i. ). Marines
Assistant to Director
Of Recruiting Hos
Had Long Career

1t. Col. Wethered Woodwork,
United States Marine Corps, Ow-
ings Mill, Md, who is assistant to
the director of marine recruiting
here in Washington, was recently
promoted to the rank of colonel.
Formerly officer. in charge of the
Marine Recruiting Station in the
District, Col. Woodwork has served
with the Leathernecks in Regular
and Reserve units since 1917.
Col Woodwork served with the
9Th Marines in France during World
War I, participating in the Aisne-
Marine defensive and the scissors
and st. Mihiel offensives and was
wounded in the two latter actions.
He also was with the Army of Oc-
cupation in Germany.
Following his service in France,
Col. Woodwork was on duty in
many posts in the United States
and China. He resigned his COM
mission in the Regular Marine
Corps in 1928 after years service
as chairman of the American Monu-
ments Commission, returning to &C
tive duty in December. 1941.
He has been awarded the Purple
Heart, the Victory Medal with four
clasps, the American Defense Serv-
ice Medal and the French Four
ragere.
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atAS VA AVN
He served in Cuba in 194l with
an anti aircraft unit and in June,
1912, he was sent overseas. The
following are excerpts taken from
letters written during action on the
Solomons:
September 10
II am in the Solomon Islands, on
Guadalcanal, and have been here
for a month and three days.
Things are really happening around
here, but this only the beginning,
folks!!"
September %
1--WE have been on two meals a
day, but the food is fine. We re-
ceived a bar of chocolate and 2
ounces of peanuts yesterday and it
was really appreciated. I am living
in the middle of graveyard for
airplanes"
October 10
We've changed fields and are try
ing to get little rest. Looks like
we may be back in the news again,
with the Japs starting that about
against us. They will be all out
when we get through with them.
'zeros' are falling like rain. Say,
you know the Phys Catalina Flying
Boat? Well, can you imagine one
being used as a torpedo bomber?
Well, I can tell you if the crew of
one that did little job around
here the other day do not get the
highest medal given, then some
thing is wrong have seen
the Messerschmitt '109' in action.
IT'S hot here now and the flies
are awful bad Sleeping on a bunk
again, but it is 6 feet under. You
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81 From D. T.. Area
Trained in Air Force
Supply Operations
Group Of Candidates
Commissioned at
Florida School

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Thirty-two
men from the Washington area
have just graduated from the Of
ficer Candidate School here at the
Technical Training Command and
have been commissioned second lieu
tenants in the Army Air Forces to
direct vital administrative and sup
ply operations. They are: Charles
N. Stewart, 908 Kent place NE;
William P. Brooks, jr., 2013 Alabama
avenue Sc; Richard L. CHASER,
2749 Macomb street NV; Gordon
Sims, 9l3 Ninth street Sc; Ro-
land A. Brawner, 3104 Seventeenth
road south, Arlington, Va: Henry
B. Peering, IA Boston avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md: James A. Brown
6216 Western avenue, Chevy Chase
Md. e
James A. SALESMAN, 3107 Thirty
fourth street NV; George B. Fur
man, jr., 1924 Linnean avenue NV;
Charles D. Sager, jr., 1928 Cathedral
avenue NV; James L. Moring,
1854 North Pershing drive, Arling-
ton, Va; George D. Miller, 2O15
Monroe street NE, Neyle T. Bran
men, 1746 K street NV; George F..
Murray, 6701 Piney Branch road
NV; Joseph j.. Kahn, 624 East
Woodbine, Chevy Chase, Md; Lester
E. Mogin, 1905 Potomac street NV;
Vernon T. Griffith, 1916 Sixteenth
street NV; Henry Zon, 1913 P
street NV; George M. Wilson, 1919
F street NE; Donald L. Bevin, 80
Tenth street NE; Daniel M. Pruitt,
2030 Fort Davis street Sc.
Emil F. Jarz, 5000 Fourteenth
street NV; Norman Finkelstein,
10O6-A Florida avenue NE; Edward
s. Newman, 4735 First street north
Arlington, Va: Herman v. Capps,
SOL Montana avenue NE; Lewis w.
Lawder, 1881 Half street Sc; Gill
bert D. Major. 1916 Shepherd street
NV; Richard M. Greene, 2945 New
ark street NV; Dasil c. Smith, 1915
Twenty second street NV; James
E. Huntington, 2l21 Fourth street
NE; Elmer E. Skinner, $40 Eighth
street NE, and Robert Bernstein,
1854 Macomb street NV.
Cutz, Owen Promoted
CAMP BRECKENRIDGE, KY
Harold j. Catz, brother of Mrs.
Bernard Liebow, 147O Newton street
NV. was recently promoted to cor
poral in the Military Police Corps
here.
Second 1t. Hillard S. Owen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Welding D. Owen, 30l3
Dumbarton avenue NV. was re-
Gently appointed aide-de-camp to
Brig. Gen. George L. Eberle. assist
ant commanding officer of the
Iriquois Division here.
Mock Graduates
KEESLER FIELD, Miss. -Pvt.
John T. Mock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mock, 35l5 o street NV,
has been graduated from the Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand School here as a qualified air
plane mechanic.
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see, we've been having plenty OF fire.
works around here at night. Looks
like the Monument Grounds on the
Fourth Of July. The Japs strike at
midnight"
November 13-
I'VE have had lot of fireworks
Looks like this war will end right
here. These Japs are surely stub
born"
November 25-
I'VE have been moving around q
lot lately. Have done a lot of dig
ging, and even have shower now
Have a new pair of Army shoes and
they are swell. There are hardly
any flies here and things are pretty
nice. Looks like we may have mince
pie for Thanksgiving. went out
and picked lines and brought in a
bunch of bananas which I found in
the jungle"
December g.
We'll, I hope tomorrow is the
Japs' bad luck day
December g.
The was is a year old and Toxic
has been bombed only once II
rained like fury here last night and
almost drowned us out. I took a
truck and went into the jungle yes
terday and brought back IS punches
of bananas. Talked for a while with
an eX-cannibal."
December 90
IT'S going on five months since
have been here and seven since I've
been home, but I'm getting used tc
it. Saw Life Magazine the other
day with pictures of some boys from
Washington with 'zoot' suits anc
watch chains 10 feet long. Guess il
was blessing that the draft law
| was passed. We had a turkey TO,
Christmas and a band played al
church services. First time I have
heard any band music in some
| time"
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High School Boys
Enlist in Navy
las Apprentices

Three young men from the Wash
ington area recently enlisted in the
Navy as apprentice seamen, Class
VS., United States Naval Reserve,
for future flight training as aviation
cadets. These boys have been placed
on inactive duty until their gradu-
alton from high school this spring.
They are John William Glessner,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reu Emerson
Glessnes, 1911 Military road NV;
Richard Eugene SAMSON. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Allen SAMSON, 2946
Second street Sc, and Bertram
Jackson Yeager. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Franklin Yeager. jr., 9l06
Fairview road, Silver Spring, Md.
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At Boiling Field.
Second 1t. John Dennis Maycock,
husband of Mrs. Luana M. Maycock,
108 North Wakefield street, Arling-
ton, Va, was promoted to first lieu
tenant at the Army Air Base where
he is attached to the base quarter
masters office.
Justin E. De Penalosa, husband Of
Mrs. Sally De Penalosa, 3109 Nichols
avenue Sc, was promoted recently
to sergeant.
Second 1t. Albert Percy Thomp-
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney A.
Thompson. 1920 Ninth street NE,
has been promoted to first lieutenant
as base statistical officer.
At Quantico.
Lewis c. Niewerth, husband OF
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United States Marine Corps, 6911
Sixth street NV, was promoted re-
Gently to captain. He is in charge OF
the post exchange.
McGinnis Is First Lieutenant.
Second 1t. c. H. McGinnis, jr.,
2134 Thirty-second street Sc, has
been promoted to first lieutenant
somewhere in the Caribbean area,
where he is serving with a fighter
squadron.
John Places, %, United States
Coast Guard. 23l1 Nichols avenue
Sc, has been promoted to boat
swain's mate, second class, for meri-
torious service in the North African
landing operation, the Navy Depart
ment announced recently.
George Charters, son of Mrs Stella
A. Charters, 1418 Newton street NV,
who is stationed with the armed
forces in Panama Canal Zone, has
been promoted to corporal
Four at Athens, Go.
ATHENS, Ga.-Four naval avia-
ton cadets from Washington are
now enrolled in the Navy re-Flight
School here. They are Edward
Iglesias, BITS Porter street NV:
Eugene Ward Derrickson, 54O4 Me-
braska avenue NV; Eugene RAN
dolph Jacobsen, 3l0l Albemarle
street NV, and Francis Fowler
Johnson, 3010 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
Davies Commissioned
GRINNELL, Iowa-R. E. Davies.
husband of Mrs. Pauline Davies, 1922
Trinidad avenue NE, recently grad
uated from the Army Administrative
School here and was commissioned
a second lieutenant. A native of
Wales, 1t. Davies came to the United
States in 1880 and was formerly en-
ployed in the Surgeon Generals
ONCE. 1t. Davies has brother who
is in the Royal Air Force as pilot.
In Naval Trade School
TOLEDO, Ohio.-Robert P. Neu-
hauser, IS. son of Mrs. G. S. Shafer,
3208 Highland place NV. is now
enrolled in the Nays trade school
for storekeepers here at the Naval
Armory, upon graduation of which
he will be eligible for promotion to
petty officer rating.
Navigation Instructor
SAN MARCOS, Tex.-Second 1t.
Thomas H. Fitch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Fitch, BOT East
CAPITOL street recentlv renorted for
duty at the Army Air Forces Navi-
CATION School as a navigation in
structor.
Reody for Medical Unit
CARLISLE BARRACKS. Pa
First 1t. Peter p. Brue, Medical
Corps. Alb Ingraham street NV,
recently graduated from the Medi-
cal Field Service School here and
is now qualified for duty with medi-
cal units in the field.
Klein Reossigned
GREENVILLE, Pa.-Pvt. George
Klein, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Klein. 1112 Penn street NE. has
been assigned to the Shenango
Personnel Replacement Depot at
Transfer, Pa.
Seret. Bens Promoted
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Sergt. Henry
J. Bens, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Harrison. TAO Princeton place NV.
has been promoted to the grade Of
staff sergeant.
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Ordnance School Grod

is now stationed
ere at t h e
Army Air Forces
Flying S C h o o !
where he is a
flying instructor.
A graduate Of
Nat i on a ! Uni
versity, 1t. Kelly
rec Give d his
flight training al
Randolph Field.
T e X. II e h a s
been in the serv-
ice since Feb
ruary of last
wear
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D. {. Men Assigned
To African Posts;
Several Promoted
Dieffenbuch Is Cited
For Services During
Bombing Raids

1t. Col. Joseph w. Batch, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry P. Batch. 1903
North Utah street, Arlington, Va. is
stationed in Africa with a Medical
Corps unit. Formerly a member Of
the Medical Officers Reserve Corps,
1t. Col. Batch entered active duty
in August, 1886. His wife. Mrs. Doris
Batch, and small daughter reside in
Gainesville, Md.
First 1t. Robert Gardiner Brown.
rs, Army Air Forces pilot, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Brown, 4805 Arkansas
avenue NV, has been serving over
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MIS. nclcU We
werth, 1906 r
street NV, and
former represent
tative for the &C
C gu n t l ng ma
chine division OF
the N a ion a |
Cash r e & 1 s ter
Co., re port e d
h ere yesterday
to enroll in the
Officer G an d l.
date School of
the marine base.
Mr.. Niewerth re-
Gently completed
his basic train
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corps, son OF
Mrs. Kay Far
r i n 6 t on, 1892
Third S ire e t
NV, writes to
his mother of his
m a ny expert
ences.
A member of
tn e M a r / n e
c ps Reserve
since 1910, Far
rington was call
ed to active duty
+ ii ow / n & his
graduation from
high school in
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Hoslup Promoted
ToLieutenontC oIoneI
With Marine CORPS

Maj. Lemuel A. Haslup. U. S.
Marine Corps. 1897 Worthing-
ton street NV, was recently
promoted to the rank of lieu
tenant colonel here in the ad-
vocate generals Office, Marine
Corps headquarters. 1t. Col.
Haslup has served with the ma
rines in the Dominican Re-
public, Guam, the Philippine
Islands, China and Nicaragua,
besides his service aboard va
rious naval vessels and shore
duty in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

Holland, 10, son
OF Col. and Mrs.
Park H oil q nd,
5000 Thirt ieth
street NV, re-
c e n t ly re-
ported here for
induction in to
the Army. A ma
tive of San An
tonic, Tex. he
attended Wood
row Wilson High
School and Fish
b u r n e Military
School. Col. Hol-
land, Army Air
Forces, is on
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Report for Duty
COLUM B I A.

COLUM B I A,
S. G. - Second
L t. A n t h o n y
Barry, jr.. son of
M r. and M rs.
Anthony Barry,
6100 E S tire e t,
Capitol Heights,
Md, recently re-
ported for duty
a t this Arm y
air base and was
a S S | 6 ned to a
m e d i'll m bonn
bardment group
DC q hny,,horS
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employed Dy Cne rvt II. Y. cooper.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
Dieffenbach Now a Captain.
First 1t. Albert w. DieffenbaSh,
bombardier. husband of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Dieffenbach, AIT Tenth street
NE, has been promoted to captain
somewhere in England where he Is
stationed at Flying Fortress base.
Capt. Dieffenbach was cited recently
and given the Air Medal for meri-
torious service and gallantry in
bombing missions over occupied Eu-
rope. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Dieffenbach. formerly resided in
Garrett Park, Md.
On Submarine Chaser.
Wilton M. Kiefer, 26, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence M. Kiefer and
husband Of Mrs. Catherine M. Kiefer,
246 Maple avenue, Takoma Park.
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At Nashville, Tenn, Aviation
Cadet Charles Woodrow Findley, 81,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Judson Find
ley, 3401 Newark street NV, re-
Gently began serving at the Army
Air Forces Classification Center.
Ends Bosic Training
CAMP GORDON, Ga.-Oliver Van
Horn, Medical Corps, attached to
the engineers, 214 Thirteenth street
NE, is now completing his basic
training here.
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lowing injuries
received in New
G u | n e a. A
graduate of the
Army Air Forces
Advanced Fly
ing School in
Selma, Ala, 1t.
Ward served one
year of active
duty in Aus
tralia and New
Guinea before
his return to the
States. He saw
a c tion as a
fighter pilot in
H. =
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Md, Is now serv-
ing on a subma-
inc chaser some.
where In the At
lantic. Mr.. Kie-
fer, chief boat
swain's mate, was
formerly con
nected with the
Port Of Balti-
more, where he
was in charge Of
a 78-foot fire.
boat.
At Guantana-
mo Bay, Cuba.
First 1t. Bernard
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seas since ldSJ
October. He is
now in a rest
c a m p som E.
where in Africa.
Pvt. Harry C.
Cooper, "a, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F.. Cooper,
1909 K e n n e d y
street NV, is in
N or t h A fri ca
with an engineer
unit. A gradu-
ate of Eastern
High School, he
was f orm e rly
ananlOuod h1r thu
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ing, Fla
Scrivener Promoted
CAMP CROFT, S. C.-Staff Sergt.
James J. Scrivener, formerly of
Washington. has been promoted to
first sergeant here at the Infantry
Replacement Training Center.
Edgar w. Watson. So I street Ne,
has been promoted to technician
fifth grade on duty with the Medi-
cal Detachment of Station Com
plement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

yanced to the
rank of captain
here where he is
attached to a
field artil l e ry
unit.
E d W ard v
Kiley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John
N. Kiley, 1920 3
street Sc, was
r e C e n thy COM
mlSSlOned a Sec
o n d lieutenant
upon graduation
from the Field
Artillery Officer
School here and