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Brothers Meet
By Chance on
Transfer Leave
Enjoy Visits Home
Before Assignments
On Both Coasts

Two Washington brothers. both
enslgnS in the United States Naval
Reserve, crossed each others path
when they were home for few
days recently before being trans
fcrred to new stations, one on the
West Coast and one on the East
Coast.
They are Ensigns Thomas r.
Harrison, "a. and william II. Har-
rlSon, il. 26, sons Of Inspector and
MRS, William H. Harrison, 3l57
Nineteenth street, Arlington, Va.
Ensign Thomas has been trans
ferrcd from the Naval School at
Harvard University to the West
Coast for sea duty. Ensign William
has been ordered to report to the
Naval School at Dartmouth Uni
versitv from the Naval Base at
Norfolk, Va.
Both brothers are graduates of
the Southeastern Law School. In
civilian life Ensign Thomas was
assistant treasurer of the Eastern
Building and Loan Corp. and En-
sign William was employed by the
Potomac Electric Power Co.
Two From ID. {. Train at Yale.
Aviation Cadet William M Dar-
ling. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Darling, 524 Taylor street NV, has
entered the Cadet Advanced Train
ing Center at Yale University, where
he Will undergo intensive training
toward becoming technical officer
IN alrplane maintenance engineering
with the rank of second lieutenant.
Aviation Cadet John G.. Hutchin-
son. son of George Hutchinson of
Washington has also entered the
Cadet Advanced Training Center at
New Haven for further training to-
ward his becoming a technical
officer in photography with the rank
Of second lieutenant.
Corder Is Warrant Officer.
Charles F.. Corder. formerly per-
sonnel sergeant for five years at
the Army War College here, has
been appointed warrant officer q. e
IN the Army Air Corps. He is one
Of the commandos attached to the
l Troop Carrier Command at Stout
Field, Ind.
MacNichoI at Fort Story.
Layton F. MacNichol, son of Mr..
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Four Rodiomen Graduate

EVANSTON. Ill.--Four Washing
ton men recently graduated from
the United States Naval Training
School for radlonlen here at North
western University, They are. Percy
I. King, 21. son Of Nj. and Mrs
Norman KING. 2l2f Nicholas avenue
SE. Donald D Kcseckcr. 20. son
Of Nj. and Mrs Joseph Keno, GIG
SiNfh street NE Elmer l.. Icin-
niger. q, son Of MI and MIS-. A, J
LenIueer, 7l2 Fourth street NE.
and Earl Brewer Prultt. 20, son of
Mi and Mrs, L. B. Prultt. 50l4
Seventh street NV.
Howard Harries Loos, son Of MI
and Mrs. <. D. LooS, 45 West Lenox
street, Chevy Chase. Md. is now
enrolled in the Naval Reserve Off
Ger Training Corps here at North
western University. He is enrolled
as sophomore in the chemical
engineering division Of the Techno-
logical Institute.
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Four Get Commissions
At Craig Field

CRAIG FIELD. Ala.-Four men
from the Washington area recently
were graduated from the Army Air
Forces Advanced Flying School here
and were commissioned second lieu
tenants They are Its Raymond c.
Miller III, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond c. Miller, ST, 1854 Highland
place NV; Samuel David Tate, son
of Mrs. Clara Hill Tate, 3703 In
gomar street NV; Reid Sylvan
Berman. son OF Jack Berman, 4l20
Fourteenth street NV, and James
Hartman Bowen. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis Bowen, Silver
Spring. Md.
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Quurtermuster Clerk

NEW RIVER, n. C.-Jeremiah w.
Sheehan, 49l5 New Hampshire ave-
nue., NV, has been appointed a
quartermaster clerk in the United
States Marine Corps Reserve and
recently reported to the Quarter
master School here for duty.
Pvt. Taylor r. Kennerly, 1852 r
street NV, has been called to duty
and transferred to Paris Island,
S. c., for training in the Officer Cam
III a
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7 D. T.. Men Grads
Of Fort Washington
Officers School
Adiutont General
Group Gets Second
Lieutenant Rutinq

Seven District men were recently
commissioned second lieutenants
upon graduation from the Adju-
tant Generals Officer Candidate
School at Fort Washington, Md,
They are: Its. Gordon w. Butler,
424 Longfellow street NV; John
B. Lancas, 1886 G street NV;
David E. Walsh, 5000 Strathmore
street, Bethesda. Md; Richard l..
Locke, 4224 Forty-siXth street NV:
Jerry T Hart. sos Twenty first
street N. w; Dolph Hays. 1862 North
Rhodes street, Arlington, Va, and
Jack B. Whitcomb, 1925 B street
Sc.
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lngton, h a S re-
turned to active
d u t y as COM
manding officer
of the Army Air
Base here. His
W / t e , Mrs. Ar
lynne Shepard
Garrison, and his
son, and his
daughter, Nancy
Lou, reside in
Chevy Chase.
Pv t. j oh n
0 a k ley, hus-
band of Mrs.
r e egina Gray
Oakley. 9Q8 SeV-
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Gets Pre-FIight Training

ton Cadet John c. McDevitt, %,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland c. Nc
Dewitt, 140 Randolph place NV, Is
now receiving pre-f1ight navigation
training here at the Army Air Forces
Training Center, upon completion of
which he will be commissioned
second lieutenant. Cadet McDevitt
was formerly reporter for The
Evening Star and the Washington
Daily News.
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Promoted to Coptuin

SHERMAN, Tex.-First 1t Jack
L. Williams, formerly of Washing
ton, was recently promoted to tho
rank of captain. Capt. Williams Is
personnel officer for the 10th Corps
Headquarters Company and detach-
ment here. Prior TO his entering the
armed forces he was bank exam
iner for the fifth Federal Reserve
district
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Begins Flight Course

CORSICANA. Tex. - Aviation
Cadet George M. Smith, jr.. son OF
Mrs. George M Smith, 2300 Connec-
ticut avenue NV, recently arrived
here at the Army Replacement
Center and has been assigned for
primary flight training to the Air
Forces Training Detachment.
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~oSS %NASAA~SAS - y
nue. Sc. was re-
Gently called to
active duty and
assigned a to the
A + m Y FL y l n G
School here. A
gr a d u a t e of
Howard Univer-
sity. M e h a r r y
Medical College,
Tenn, and Co.
lumbia Univer-
sity, New York,
Lit. Settle Is the
husband of Mrs.
Eleanor l.. Settle
of the Nicholas
avenue address.
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Two Promoted at Lee


CAMP LEE, Na.-pvt. Anker Mel
son. TIT G street NV. was recently
promoted to the grade Of techniclan
fourth grade here at the Quarter
master Replacement Training Cen
ter where he is an instructor in the
Mobile Laundry School. In civilian
life he was a supervisor of the West
End Laundry.
Douglas H. Williams. "a, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Williams,
333 Fifteenth street Sc, was re-
Gently promoted to the grade of
first sergeant here at the Quarter
master Replacement Training Cen
ter. He was formerly store man
ager in the District.
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of the troop Cant. ", E. schmitt.
Capt Schmitt himself had two
months Of training with the British
Commands.
Among the Washington men in
the saurkra ut -devouring group in
the English lane are Richard W.
Cripellj, 16 @ street NV: Lester P.
Fennell, 1906 Park place Sc; Nelson
A, HilloCh, jr., 452l Forty-fifth street
NV, and Frederick E. Murphy, 800
block Fifth street.
The Berryville men form a group
of their own-all old cavalrymen
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In Advanced Fiyino School

CARLSBAD, \. Mey.-Pvt. Robert
H, Herrell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Herrell, 7l2 F street NE,
has reported for duty here at the
Army Air Forces Advanced Flying
School. He was formerly stationed
at Fresno. Calf.
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Meek Hopes for OCS

Fifth Grade Stanley Meek. 215 Ninth
street Sc, is cook for Company K
of the 23d Infantry Regiment here.
Mr.. Meek, 25, has been in the Army
two years and is graduate OF the
Cooks and Bakers School at Fort
Houston, Tex. He plans to attend
Officer Candidate School in the near
future.
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End Mechanic Courses

AMARILLO FIELD, Tex.-Samuel
c. Boyd, jr.. son of Mrs. Dorothy M.
Stearns. l408 Maryland avenue NE.
has completed his course of studies
as an aviation mechanic here at the
Army Air Forces Technical Train
ing School.
Two men from the Washington
area have also completed their
course in aviation mechanics here at
the Army Air Forces Technical
Training School. They are Edward
H. Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Breedlove Smith. 221 Prospect street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, and Thomas J..
Kayser, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Kayser, GA Jefferson street NV.
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manned in the guard house all night.
In the night cross country tricks
the officers try to plan courses which
will keep the men as far away as
possible from habitation. But if one
should happen to stray away and
arouse a wakeful watchdog it is good
eXperience-the kind of mistake to
be avoided in the future.
In their training in the United
States most of the men have learned
pretty thoroughly the tricks of he
Indian scout. They have learned
to deduce directions from the stars
and various phenomena Of nature.
They have learned to walk through
forests carpeted with dead leaves
without making sound But it is
a little more difficult at first on this
side Of he ocean where the terrain
Is entirely strange to them.
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Cadet at Garden City

GARDEN CITY, TRANSPORTATION
Cadet Edward A SilVen. son Of Mr..
and MS. William J Silyen, l29
Maple avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
recently reported TO the Army Air
Forces Basic Flying School here TO
begin the second phase Of his fight
training. Cadet SilVen graduated
from the Aircraft Armorers' School
at Lowry Field, Colo. before his ap-
polntment as an aviation cadet. He
received his primary fight training
at Oklahoma City. Okla.
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Miller I'd Lieutenant

MIDLAND, Tex.-Windom G. Mil
Ter, %, son of Mr. and Mrs. Window
Miller, Laurel, Md. recently grad
uated from the Army Air Forces
Bombardier School here and was
commissioned a second Lieutenant.
1t. Miller was formerly clerk and
check or
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enth street NE. has been pro-
noted to the rank of corporal here,
where he is member of an Air
Force unit. Corpl. Oakley is the
son of Mr., and Mrs. John T. Oak
ley, 1920 Potomac avenue Sc.
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Serqt. Hunt Promoted

McCHORD FIELD. Wash.-Sergt
Mitchell J. Hunt, son Of Mrs, Mar
garet c. Hunt, 3539 A street Sc,
was recently promoted to the grade
of staff sergeant in the Army Air
Forces. His brother Paul works fol-
the War Department in Hawaii, anc
another brother. Lyman, is in the
coast artillery and is presently sta
toned in Virginia.
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Two From D. {.
Serving Abroad
Are Promoted
Nelson ond Thompson
In Pacific ond ireland;
Copt. Rayenburg Here

William Frederick Nelson, son Of
Mrs Saverio Vagnerini, Col Ninth
street S.W, who is now with a
bombing squadron of the United
States Army Air Forces. somewhere
IN the South Pacific. was recently
promoted to the grade Of sergeant.
Sergt. Nelson has been on the
Pacific battle front since shortly
after Pearl Harbor.
Pvt. Joseph B. Thompson. 6925
Maple street NV. was recently pro-
NOTED to the grade of priyete. first
class, somewhere in North Ireland.
where he is a member of an Army
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Three Complete Training

SHAW FIELD, S. C.-Three WASH
ington men recently completed their
basic flight training here at the
Army Air Forces Basic Flying
School, They are Cadets Kenneth
A. Prescher, $500 Second street NV:
John w. Pritchett, jr.. 8l2 Under
wood street NV, and Homer B.
Wells, 1874 Harvard street NV.
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Second Flight Course
G0ODFELLOW FIELD.

Two Washington aviation cadets
recently arrived here at the Army
All Forces Basic FLYING School 10
begin the second phase of their
fight instruction They are Cadets
Russell E Green 26, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. H F. Green. 304 Thirty fourth
place NE and Richard T King
%. son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel A
King, 615 Fifteenth street NV.
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At University Of Virqiniu

Gerard Campbell, $500 Garfield
street NV. has been appointed an
aviation cadet and is now training
at the United States Flight Pre-
paratory School here at the Uni
versity of Virginia Cadet Campbell
was formerly in the technical divi-
sion of the Federal Bureau Of In
yestigatiOn
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Vienna Soldier Gruduotes
SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD.

\. C-Pyt. Herbert W. Van Patten
Vienna Va recently graduated
from the aviation mechanics course
here a. 'he Army All Forces Tech
rical TTa'uUc Command Pvt.
Van Patton Was formerly employed
as e pIasto.or
Pvt sylvan P Stc.n. Sou of S
Sherry stem 2l3T Deloushue place
NV, also recently graduated from
the aviation mechanics course here
1T the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command PVT Stein was
formerly employed by the District
Health and Recreation Department.
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va man AL IAiI
troop is a spe-
cialiSt, besides
which he must
master a variety
OF skllls which
would make the
average soldiers s
head swim. He
m u S t combine
the craft of the
Iroquois warrior
with the tech
niques OF the
m 0 q G T II enel-
neer. B e ore
taking command
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noted 10 t h e
rank of captain
h ere a t t h G
Army Air Field
where he is stu
dent personnel
officer. Prior to
his entering the
A + m Y a ye a r
ago. Capt. Rush
" a S employed
by the Govern
m Q n | printing
Office.
r o b e = I B .
Seigh, son OF
NJ 7. a n d Mrs
d., c;aI- 1ooo
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=
School 10 begin
his preliminary
flight training.
A graduate Of
Eastern Hlg h
School c 4 q 2 {
Jones formerly
was employed by
the city P o S t
Office.
First 1t Harold
?. Hen ley SON
of Mrs. E B
H Q n S ley O I
Washington. re-
Gently was pro-
noted to the
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May Get Bomber Post

SHEPPARD FIELD, TeX.-PVt.
John N. Emmell, son of MI. and
Mrs. C. N. Emmell. 1890 Perry street
NE. recently graduated from an
intensive course in aviation mechan-
les and is now eligible to become
crew chief on a bomber and TO win
a rating as corporal or sergeant.
1t. Harold N. Hahn. 1725 New
Hampshire avenue NV, recently
arrived here to assume new duties.
He was commissioned January 20
after attending the Army Air Forces
Officer Candidate School at Miami
Beach. Fla. 1t. Hahn was formerly
an administrative technician for the
United States Civil Service.
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rifle, attached by
a strap over his
S h o u lder. The
English corporal
became fully
awake Just as
the barrel of the
gun was pointed
directly at him
He reached for
his pistol and
dove under the
cot at the same
time. It took a
lot of explaining
to clear up the
sit u a ton and
C1.ot H1
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Radio Schoo! Graduates Z

NOKF ULk, Ea.-PIaclCo A. BO-
nanno. SIP Ninth street NV, and
Kenneth Jesse Burroughs, 428
Eleventh street Sc, recently were
graduated from the Radio School
here at the Charleston Navy Yard
They will be assigned either to air.
craft duty or to the fleet.
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Three Arrive at Fort Knox

FORT KNOX, Ky.-TWo men
from the Washington area recently
graduated from the clerical depart
ment Of the Armored Force School
here, They are Pvts. Joe Mencarini,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Menca-
rini, 6l21 Landover road Cheverly
Md, and William J. Custard, son
Of Mrs. Walter Beard, Cedar lane,
BeltsVillc, Md,
Three men from the Washington
area recently arrived here at the
Armored Force Replacement Train
ing Center TO begin their basic
training course. They are: Pvts
Gerald Ropkin, son of MI and Mrs
Louis Ropkin, 800 Delaheld place
NV, Clinton H. Arbogast, 1921
Eleventh street NV, and John I
Hanly, son Of F. F Hanly, 22l Rose
mary street, CHEVY Chase. Md
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lnspeots Meats, Foods

FORT HOUSTON, Tex.-First 1t.
MacIntyre C. Robbins, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Robbins, 1927 Otis
street NE. is now stationed here
at the Veterinary Replacement
Training Pool for duty 1t. Robbins
Will receive particular training in
the inspection of meats. meat foods
and dairy products procured for the
ARMY
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from h m Nelson A. Hilloes, Jr,
January 10, but he made no
mention Of letters and cable
grams sent to advise him he is
a father.
His wife, Mrs. Betty Mae Hill
lock. lives at 4428 Brandywine
street NV.
The baby has been named
Betty Mae.
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Shepard at Flying School

ENID, Okla.-Second 1t. Allen c.
Shepherd, "a, 1909 Thirty-ffth
street NV. has been assigned to
duty at this basic flying school, 1t
Shepard in civilian life was an
aircraft instrument technician. He
was commissioned last December
and was a student officer for a
month at Kelly Field, Tex, before
being assigned here.
Aviation Cadet Lawrence P
Proctor 20, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence B. Proctor, 1889 Legation
street NV, recently arrived here to
complete his basic flight training.
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John Collins Now Sergeant

CAMP PICKETT. Va. C0rpl
John Collins. BenningS, Washington.
was recently promoted to the rank
of sergeant upon completion Of his
basic training as a medical soldier
here at the Medical Replacement
to new men.
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r q ~ NttA W. 'Iii
the Army Air
Forces A d.
vanced Flying
School here as
a e = i a | bomba
diers and were
C o m m i s stoned
second lieuten-
ants. They are
Its. Richard V.
Loveless. son of
John P. LOy-
eless. 26l3 North
Capitol street,
and Robert Will
born, son OF
M r,I ~
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Hall Wins Navy Wings

PENSACOLA, Fla.-Thomas A.
Hail. son of Mrs. James A. Hall,
1857 Rhode Island avenue NE, won
his Navy wings and was commits
stoned an ensign in the Naval Re-
serve recently upon completion Of
the prescribed flight training course
here at the United States Naval Air
Training Center. He is a graduate
of the University of Maryland.
Three Washington men were re-
Gently appointed naval aviation
cadets and were transferred here to
the United States Naval Air Train
ing Center for intermediate flight
training. They are Cadets James
M. Evans, 20, son of Mrs. Edwin H.
Evans, 2002 P street NV: Edward
I. Lupton, q. son of Mrs. Margaret
B. Lupton, 1903 Ingraham street
NV, and Edward P. Van Hise, jr,
%. brother of Mrs. Dorothy c. john
son, 2446 Huidekoper place NV.
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MacNichol at Fort Story.
IaVtOn F. M9cNicho1 so,1 of NJ

ana MIS-. H. G,
MacNiChol. is
now stationed at
Fort Story, Va,
with the Medi-
cal Corps, He
re c civ c d his
bachelor of arts
degree in the
Foreign Service
School Of George
w a S h i n G t o n
University. Prior
to entering the
Army, Pvt, Mac
Nichol was as
sistant secretary
and rental man
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At Bombordment Base

VNL8HVNA NIE1, UFIa.-FNght
Off1cer Walter T. BrantleE. son Of
Mrs. Margaret W Brantloy. Wet
wood Md. recently reported to the
Army AIT Forces Bombardncnt Base
here for duty As pilot with a bonn
hardment SnMadrnn-
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Graduates From Course

LOVE FIELD, TeX.-Pyt. Leonard
c. Miller, 2l8 Ascot place NE. re-
Gently graduated from an intensive
course in aviation mechanics here
at the Dallas Aviation School. Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
manc.
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Selected Aviation Cadet

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. - Roy E.
Waller, 3l04 Douglas street NE, has
been selected as an aviation cadet
and Is now engaged in pre-flight
training here at the Aviation Cadet
Center.
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Ar t0fCGS unit.
Capt. Ralph r
r a V G II b Il I g
Army Air Forces,
son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles P
Ravenburg, 4008
r e n t h street
NE. has been
visiting his home
on 15-day leave
from Tusc on,
Ariz. His organ
"a t ! o II. II O W
s t a t 10 ned at
Davis - Monthan
Field. has lust
recently returned
from duty IN
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at the Special
Services School.
Washington and
Lee University
Lexington. Va.
Maj. Dewsnup,
27, was formerly
sSistant archi-
visit at the Ma
tional Archives.
He assumed &C
tive duty last
August.
Capt. Lee Jo-
seph S t e e n e
h u S b a n d o f
Mrs. Helena M.
Steene. Airing
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Air Base Squadron Clerk

Pvt. Lucian c. Douglas, son of Mrs.
Edwin T. LOTUS, 1888 Eighth street
NV. Is now stationed here At ths
Army Air Forces Bornbardnert Base,
where ne is assigned TO an air bass
squadron as 4 clerk,
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BuuIsir Now Serqeunt

EAGLE PASS. Tex John A..
Baulsir, IS. 5l39 Conduit road NV.
was recently promoted to the grade
of sergeant here at the Army Air
Field where he is a member OF the
Army Air Forces ground crews.
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Begins Flight Training

SAN ANTONIO, TeA.-Avlat,on
Cadet James M, Jones. y. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 2. Jones. 3o6 Sec
ond street NE recently arrived
here at the Army Air FoIcea
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Trunfers to School.

NASHVILLE, Wesley Flora.
e6l6 Piney Branch road NV. re-
Gently left the Army Air Forces
Center here to attend Officer Can
didate School at Miami Beach. Fla.
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Completes Radio Course

MADISON, Wis.--Pvt. Lawrence
A. Burkhart, 1905 w street NV
recently completed his radio me-
chanics course here at the Army
Air Forces Technical School. grad
uAtng with honorA
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At Administration School

STATE COLLEGE, Miss.-Ar-
thur Gilbert Stewart, son of Mrs.
c. Marshall Stewart, 1920 Ingomar
street NV, is now attending the
Army Administration Officer Can.
didate School here.
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Pennsylvania avenue Sc. recently
was graduated from the Army Air
Forces Flexible Gunnery School
here and was promoted to the
rank Of sergeant.
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News of Daughters
Birth Slow to Reach
D. &. Soldier Overseas

Pvt. Nelson A. Hillock. jru
452l Forty-tifth street NV,
who is mentioned in the ac-
companying article by Mr..
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Col. W. H. Garrison
Returns 10 Command
OF Army Air Base
Fort Dix Officer
Was 18 Years With
Finance Corporation

FORT DIX, N, J.-Col. William H.
Garrison, jr., who from 1924 to 1912
was associated with the Federal
Services Finance Corp. in Washing
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d8FI OF lIIt W doII1IIE VUII 11UuSIIlS
Corp.
Baliliko Expert Rif1eman.
Pvt. Joseph Baliliko, formerly Of
Washington and owner Of. the Hotel
Logan, recently qualified as expert
rif1eman at Camp Breckenridge, KY
where he is a member of the 98th
GroquoiS) Division.
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To Go to ARTILLERY School

FORT BRAGG, n. C.-Corpl. AL
vim SPAIN, $500 Thirteenth street
N. W.. has been selected to attend
the Officer Candidate Field Artil-
lery School at Fort Sill, Okla.
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Howard U. Grad on DUTY

TUSKEGEE, Ala.-First 1t. Will
liam B. Settle, Medical. Reserve
Corps, son of Mrs. Birdie Settle,
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I1tlII y, Has
b g G n t h e
father of a
girl s inc e
December 7
b Il t m a y
II O t Y c t
know about
it.
His PAL
e II t s, MI.
a II q Mrs.
Nelson Hill
loc k. yes
terday said
they recelv-
ed a letter
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ton, Va, recently arrived at Boiling
Field Air Base and has been assigned
to staff squadron. In civilian life.
Capt. Steene was a pilot for the
American Airlines.
Atwood Raised in Grade.
Newell A. Atwood, 827 Decatur
street NV, was recently promoted
from the rank of lieutenant to that
of lieutenant commander in the
United States Naval Reserve. At
the Naval Research Laboratory at
Anacostia he is officer assistant to
the director and patent officer. A
graduate of the George Washington
University Law School. 1t. Comdr.
Atwood in civilian life practiced
patent law here in the District.
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Ii. Garrett T.. Rush,
Formerly With GP0,
Promoted 10 Captain
D. c, Man Is Student
Personnel Officer at
Army Air Field

FORT MYERS. Fla.-Lt, Garrett
Chamberlain Rush, jr.. son of Dr.
Garrett c. Rush, 1l0l Massachusetts
avenue NV. was recently pro-
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Joins OCS at Fort Riley

FORT RILEY. Kans. Sergt
Harvey E. Wood, 614 Hamilton street
NV, has entered the Officer Candi-
date School here. upon completion
Of which he will be commissioned a
second lieutenant in the United
States Cavalry.
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rank Of captain i'm the Army An
Forces here A graduate of Eastern
High School Capt. HensleT was a
former Washington salesman.
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Aerial Bomburdiers

KIRKLAND FIELD, n. Mex
Two Washington men recently
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South America where it patrolled
the Pacific. He has requested for
eign service again.
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Murray Commissioned

NANIF BHKhELF1, TfN.-RODFTI
J. Murray. %, son OF Mrs. Anna j.
Murray. 2630 Thirty ninth street
NV, recently completed his train
ing here at the Medical Replace
ment Training Center Officer Cam
didate School and was commissioned
A second lieutenant in the Medical
Administrative Corps. In civilian
life Ii Murray was tabulating
machine operator.