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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Agnes Etkstrom' S 8O0
Tops Women S Classic

Agnes EckStrom stands out
today IN the review Of yesterdays
bowling in the Women s Individ-
ual Classic at Emma Hills Winter
Garden. She had sos from 1872
221-194-201. Gertrude Schuster
was runnerup on 100 and Victoria
Kopja third on 731. Clara Wilson
tailed 700. Elvira Helms 707 and
Adelaide Cowan 703.
Miss Helms leads on points with
28S.5, followed by Mrs. Eckstrom,
272.5. and Irene Schlusler. 254.
Stella Hartrick has 249 and Mrs.
Schuster 1855. Mrs. Eckstrom' S
average yesterday was POP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

among the hercest in football. After
losing an early game TO Northwestern
3 to 0, Texas hit its stride. The Long
horns lone conference defeat came
from T.C.U., always rough company
With such stars as Stan Mauldin,
Spot Collins and Roy Dale, Texas has
a stout balance in both line and back
field. Dana Bibles strength lies in an
all-tesm combination that will give
even Georgia Techs greater speed a
hard and busy afternoon.
Georgia Techs two main danger
spots, Castleberry, the runner, and
Prokop, the passer, will keep an UNI
usually strong Texas defense facing
trouble all afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Flying Fortresses
Garry Sun BowIers

FL PASO, Tex, Dec. 81 CUP).-
The Second Air Force Bombers
football service champions Of the
West Coast, and Hardin-SimmonS
title winners Of the Border Con
ference. hold light final drills to-
day for their Sun Bowl meeting
tomorrow.
Coach Red Reese. who brought
his army fliers here in Flying
Fortresses Tuesday, said that his
injured players had recovered and
that all 2S would be ready 10 play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Crantland Rice Tells Why You'll Enjoy Hearing
Cillette's Bowl Game Breakfasts New Years Day
~ Rv
By Grantland Rice


teams lett Tor Bow games campaign that eft much weckage in its wake
m
Alabama
TexasA andM
al.senon WI he
in in o
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Alabama has q star tackle in Whit.
mire and a brilliant back in Russ
Craft. You can also remember tis-
Alabama has been one of the star
Bowl teams Of all time.
In all her Bowl years, Alabama has
known only one defeat. And this 1912
team is better than its record shows.
The Crimson Tide will need its peak
strength to beat a B. c. team raring
to go after the Holy Cross crash, still
believing it is the best college team in
the country. The Orange Bowl col
lision should be one whale Of a scrap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Andy Kerr is busy with an eastern
team headed by Paul Governali,
Columbia's star passer, and a line
Aanked by Bob Dove of Notre Dame
and Schreiner of Wisconsin, two Of the
years greatest ends.
In Moseley Of Yale and Sabaskean.
ski of Fordham, the East has two star
centers. The big thrill will be to see
how Governali operates with stronger
support Lou Little rates his back az
the best in college today, one of the
great passers of all time.
The West always comes up with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Andy Kerr and his staff expect ia
have one of the best lines and one Of
the most versatile backhelds ever sent
to the coast The Midwest alone can
give him an all-star outfit, and ths
West will need the best team it hai
ever sent into action to win.
This is a game that belongs mora
to individual stardom. Outstand .na
players are brought together from diff
ferent systems, whipped into formid.
able units in a hurry, but the final
answer is always a contest of class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
ORANGE BOwL-MIAMI
Boston COLLEGE Va. Alabama

In human interest
on footballs rocky
road, Boston College
and Alabama might
head the list. Up to
her final game, Boston
College was rated far
ahead of the pack,
NTH s,,rb All A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Betcha You Didn't Know This

HAND ME MY NO 6: Hockey sticks numbered accord
ing to the lie Of the blade just iron golf clubs The numbers
from 90 10 and the the number
their
known a which
check Of the Wings shows Orlando with No holding the
stick closest; No 3, farthest away The medium
numbers, and most popular II Of the "a players
this lie Following the lie numbers
The paentheses indicates many
scored with each kind of stick No 3Grosso (6 goasD No
5GoodnW, Simon Wares Howe Llscombe Brown Watson Car
veh ga goals) Bruneeau Stewart Moer (12 goals
7ia-Abe L3 goals; No S-Orlando goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Bruno Gargula hit 202-219-203 for
GA in the Chene-TrOmbly $50
House.
Tony Moisaao came ap NTH 257
}H the Genial.
Backof Fives 223 pins over
average will be the target when
rolling in the fourth annual three
man team tournament resumes at
Chene-Trombly Recreation Satur-
day. The event attracted a record
entry of $50 quintetS, 100 more
than last season.
Joe Michalik's 627 sent Backoff
TO the top. He has a 167 average.
Eddie Kazmit with 16l rolled SCI
and Pete Pavoris with 154 hit AIS
Roy Ohlefs 23l was tops In the
West Chicago House. Where was
Earl Gremel?
Donald Smiths 245 carried Of
the honors in the Shores.
Anthony RIM scared III pins
over his average when he rolled
222-219 in 500 in the Gleneagles
$50, where Speedway shaved
Square Deals lead 10 two games
by sweeping Victory as its rival
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
COTTON BOwL-DALLAS
Georgia Tech VS.. Texas u.

In my opinion,
Georgia Tech, in spite
Of its final debscle.
has one of the finest
records college football
can show for this sea-
son. While Georgia
beat Georgia Tech
badly, don't forget that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

These Sugar Bowl
rivals go beyond the
T-formauon. They are
the T and T combins-
ton or better, the
TINT.
= In a zig-zag, in-and-
out season these teams
have contributed the
rsreSt of all football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Don Padeef Weds

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. 81 GNS).
Don Padgett outfelder and
catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers,
began a brief honeymoon today
with his bride, the former Emma
Fritz of High Point, n. c.
Padgett Is coXSwain at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton, near Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Auburn IS to 0 and that Auburn beat
Georgia u to i3. Also that Georgia
Tech crushed Kentucky ~ to and
Georgia beat Kentucky 7 to 6. Georgia
Tech was strong enough to beat de-
cisively Auburn, Notre Dame, Navy,
Duke, Kentucky, Florida and Alabama
no field Of violets.
The Yellow-jsckets have a big, fast
line headed by Hardy at guard and q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

student shifts that will be neces-
sary under the new war-training
program. the NCAA voted 10 re-
scind for the duration, IT'S ruling
requiring one years residence at q
college as requisite for participa-
ton in varsity athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

the season steve OWEN,
coach of the N. Y.
Giants. told me 10
watch Tulsa. with Glen
Dobbs pitching and
kicking. Not overlook
ing Saxon Judd, one
of footballs star ends.
Under Coach Henry
Frnka. Tulsa marched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

through a testing schedule. featuring
ohense over defense. Tulsa's passing.
running and kicking combination was
one OF pc seasons high spots.
The Sugar Bowl meeting is sure TO
be one Of the thrillers between two of
the oountry's finest teams. Tennessee
Is favored in the odds, but Tulsa will
be something 10 handle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

POWNIINII UPTIUSINIUII 1t
has such stars as Har-
rison of Washington,
Susoef and Kennedy
Of Washington State,
Beals and Freitas of
Santa Clara, Taylor
and Stamm of STAN
ford, Robin and Shep-
hard of Oregon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

HUIy VI Uss 81 r m 2 =.
Just how good is
Boston College?"
No one could have
picked a better test
than Alabama. Ala
bsma lost 10 both
Georgia and Georgia
Tech in games that
could have gone either
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Was Louis Nice TO Farr7

THAT FINGER AGAIN: Andy Lyle of the Toronto Star
Gently dug his old story Tommy Farr Seems Lyle
rather close Tommy and his old Far told him
Joe Louis carried him their limit fight OF in that
doubecross possible Of Uncle Mikes boys told
Tommy beforehand he safe be he would sho"
for the bell Tommy certainly didn't smuggling like
confident cocney looking for knockout remember
tly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Harvard Can Be Proud

JOHNNY HARVARD CARRIES THE BALL: Those cracks
about the efete East far as football concerned
hut when carrying the ball In the
ha q your the "Hahyad" lore
than athletes students war headed
Football Athletic
ham On top of the list is Fred Croker a. killed In action
a lieutenant with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
SAN FRANCISCO
East.West All-Star Game

While selections for the Western
team were delayed by the Pacific Coast
Conference scramble, the surest gamble
in football is thrilling day for this all
charity contest, always bitterly fought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Tech is a team ably
coached by Bill Alex
snder and BobbyDodd.
II is smart, fast and
alert with a strong de-
tense and a dangerous
attack.
Texas is champion
in the Southwest where
petition ranks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Boston nominations as Curri-
van, Holovak and Naumetz.
II had power, weight, speed, expe-
rience and terrific driving force. The
crash came against Holy Cross. There
is still belief among many that B. C.,
on edge and ready to 60 can beat any
college team in football today.
Others have been asking since the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
or the Hook Leu ~ Waite,
BarrOlU Being Praised for Idea Zeller
Was HoOted for Last Spring

TELLER WAY AHEAD: Basebalrs thickheaded moguls who
hooed down Jack Zeler. Detroit
spring baseball abandon spring training camps
work home changed their haven't they?
prang his
ship in advancing the idea!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

could have gone either Capt. Dounspovich
way. Alabama has a Al'bsms
big, fest, hsrd-eharging line with ALI
American Domnsnovieh at center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

dangerous bsckheld With speedy Cas-
teberry and Prokop, the passer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

'ylvesther Thie1 fred 267 as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

Norman Hoskin edged ont
Wayne Spouidiug by one stick for
high single 1rhen he fashioned 266
in the Strdthmoor House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

ADVERTlSENFNT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Boots ond Accessories

% Il. launch Continental mo-
tor. runs good $4,000 28lI
Edgcwatcr Drive, Anchor Bay
Shores. Phone Mt, Clemens TAB.
Wanted-l cylinder, 4 cycle
marine inboard motors. Phone
New Baltimore 1904
81 #. auxiliary cabin sloop.
New sail. Must sell Immediately.
Owner in service Phone Mt.
Clemens $50 evenings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
GATZ REALTY
Phone 6521
1874 n. Gratiot, Mt. Clemens
Above Greens
HOUSES

HOUSES
I rooms, fine location, paved
road. ground 8lx537 4 garage,
good well shrubbery, 200 -
terms.
5 rooms, real home for some
enc; garage, chicken house
about y acre good soil; don't
fail To see this property-S2 500
$500. down.
9 rooms, a well built solid
home. in Mt. Clemens; good
ncighborhood, modern convent
ences. 3 car garage real bar
galn-S7 600. Very easy terms.
FARMS
So , acres, near Detroit, good
bldgs. and soil, an unusual bar
gain-S200 per acre
so acre farms. excellent soil,
? good wells, good bldgs, stock
and tools and all equipment
necessary TO successful farming
and living. 5 miles from Mt.
Clemens.
GARDEN LANDS
Hundreds of parcels, rich soil,
2 TO acre, price $50 10 S5a5-
Just a step from bus line trans
portation Terms S25 doWn-bal-
ance easy payments Open every
Sunday 100 TO 600 p. m
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
For Lou Cost and Quick Action Selling Depend the WantAd
Clio Household Goods
"a Wonted-Automotive

Want To- buy 80 TO IL car >
or I door Call II l. Hawkes..
MI Clemens 565l or 57l9.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Houses for Sole

Real opportunity 10 buy a
we'll appointed ) room year
round home Screened IN porch,
? car garage large boat house
facing Lake ST. Clair. large lot
approximately 90 200; goo q
neighborhoo.. liberal terms
Large rooming house close I'M:
selling az a greatly reduced
price; very good incomc-oWner
is leaving city Very liberal
terms-lOng contract.
See us for rentals,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28

Auctions

Auction every Friday night "A
Mile at NJ g. Sale consists of
household articles Furniture,
electrical appliances, radios. new
blankets lamps, rugs, all kinds
of household goods and many
other articles too numerous to
mention. Ralph Custer, Auc-
tlOneer
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Stoves. Stokers. Heaters HIS

Gas range for sale. good con-
dltion Apply Monltor-Leadcr,
Box 1863.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
H.l4 Seeds. PIonts. Flowers

Blue flash Frig d9ire. 81
Dodge truck 81 Ford sedan.
cash register; tables. benches
gas stoves. coin RoCkola Music
box Inquire "A mile road OF
jefferson Phone Sl98. 1921 Cot
trell Road.
Used White pine mp and
doors, furniture, antiques IN
qure 6675 Shelby Road Utca
3 piece living room suite eN-
cellen, springs ! poster bed
springs and inner spring mat
tresS. other household goods.
100 Grand. Nj Clemens
FURNITURE REPAIRING
and
REFRESHING
John Rchner
1873 Church 81 NJ Clemens.
PHONE 1925
Dining room suite with china
closet, ovorstuffed chair, dress
or, day bed, kitchen table. 3
chairs, porch furniture. metal
medicine cabinet. bird cages.
large toboGgan. all in good con
ditlon 10. Lafay cite Call Mt.
Clemens 6248 for appointment
Kitchen table and chairs,
studio couch, tilt-back chair.
Floorcd play pen 9Nl2 living
room rug. and other mi>cellan-
eouS items must be sold at once,
Army duty. l0i ParkcvieW, at
any time.
All new cotton mattresses,
So % Felt mattresses Sl4 95
9xl2 Gold Seal congoleum So 98
9xl2 Administer rugs. $50 so
Studio coucheS $40 80 , pc liv-
ing room suites SO so, unfln-
lshed high chairs 81 Kitchen
chairs 81 = DrcsSer5 SO up,
Cook stoves S35 Heaters Sl0 up
laundry stoves sos Radios SO
Midget organ SS5 Hundreds OF
useful items in household goods
to pick from. Tebo, Third al
Dickinson.
PHONE $500
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H-26
Miscellaneous

Gratlot Ave. 30 acres large -
rm house, gas. water, lights,
toilet. bath, part basement suit
able for , family. . large barns,
chicken coop, pig house, corn
crib. greatest spot on Gratlot for
marketing anything. can be sub
divided IN small farms. Selling
on account Of wife's health.
36 acres on Gratlot near Hall
vd. Selling To close estate, bar
gain, parcels on Masonic near
Gratlot -- 80X550 each, $3.50 a
piece $500 down 70 close estate
What a bargain Paved. Wallace
near Gratlot. 5 parcel 85x233
each altogether each S325-Sl00
down Originally cost $3.50.
Must be sold al once Will pillow
and disc same at cost.
Four room house bathroom
plastercd Nearly new large attic
space for more rooms. Lot 100
MAO side drive good street near
Gratiot. l4l2 Mile. $3.50. $500
down.
Sweet corn seed Country Gen
tleman and Evergreen, finest
there is. Cost me 35c per pound.
Yours for loo per pound. Ears
weigh up 10 II 10. Rhubarb
large ones. Strawberry and Vic
torla 25c and up. Strictly fresh
eggs, soc Duck eggs Miscovy
and Pecan for Matching 10 doz
Ford tractor good shape Bar
gain for cash will trade for poul-
try or what have you. Interna-
tional ~, ton truck closed body
like new. 4 new tires bagain for
cash take trade.
Odds 8, a good one. Bargain
for cash Take trade.
Hupp I over size 6 ply tires
like new, good condition, Will
take Ford B4 in trade.
Dodge stake good shape, new
paint job suitabl for hauling
cattle or hogs. Bargain for cash
or trade
Six pedigreed hunting dogs.
German Shorthaired Pointers.
SIS your choice
a. + MADISON
Box 26l, Route 7, Mt Clemens
1920 5 Gratlot, l4i7 Mile Rd.,
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Wild & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mount Clemens 894l

6 room modern, large lot,
fenced. can have immediate pos
session; sacrifice
5 room modern bungalow,
nice location Inquire Fifth St,
Phone Mt. Clemens $3.50.
Clinton river all year round
home. 900 frontage, ! acre gar
den, suitable for picnic grounds.
Only s4,95O. Terms.
Overlooking Lake St Clair
Clinton Rive frontage only
S795.00 E-Z terms.
All year round lake front
home. on Conger Bay, $3.50
terms easy.
STAN BARRON
Tel. 1921.
2080 Conger Bay
LAKE OR RIVER
FRONTAGE
with house. Mt Clemens, Al
gonac section. First party has
$500. Another has $500 down
payment.
STIEBER REALTY CO.
22225 Gratiot. phone Rose. 9l75
Evening star., 1943-12-19

CQaU ACLlOIl III IL. WAEihS.
the Aleutians was spotty and they
had not had a real taste of war.
1t. Waring, who wants to "get
back and have a part in giving the
Japs some of their own medicine" !"
said a soldiers best friend is his slit
trench, which he digs before doing
anything else.
That is one job a soldier doesn't
mind doing" he declared.
Once at Dutch Harbor, when the
Japs raided, he said, a conclusion
from bomb knocked him down.
He described tight feeling" in his
stomach when the bombs first began
to fall, but it went away.
The Jap soldier, 1t. Waring said,
is small, but a good fighter, with
simple equipment" He said he had
never heard of any Japs in the
Aleutians killing themselves before
all their ammunition was gone, as
has been reported.
When he returned to Fort Lewis,
Wash, with other troops removed
from the Alaska zone, 1t. Waring
said it took him three days to get to
telephone to talk with his family
here Boys who had been away from
home for two years were lined up at
telephone booths night and day.
He enlisted in October, 1910, from
Bozeman, Mont, and was commits
stoned a first lieutenant in Novem-
ber, 1941. He is now attached to the
infantry stationed at Fort Lewis.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Promotions

snd a q, Mrs. E; H. Jones; AZ Van Buren, street
and Po2sd H!s Poasd ha5shf c1 ssn e MI
Richard A, Barr, son Of Mr:, and Mrs.
G. A. Barr, 3lo9 Military road NV at
Herbert Andrew Haller, son Of Mr, ana
MFs sFset Il N l. at Hf5fF fof Beanins eeo
Ms ,Tst n BOzdt a. ZS$s sAn,1a ThiTty-'eventh
Edwin J Kelly, 4ooe Jefferson street.
Hysttfve Md ReS,lss M Tert .es eennnf ~ M,
Mrs. David I. Richards. sis Madison
Ms James g. paa asp p1ss cnon ssH Nd Nj
George W cspch; ocI1ch III son Gt MI gb,n2a s1a
Srsst ksvis rort ,dn 5enalns y Mr and Mrs
Rayh %dnd KeYss Yes 81 Taombarasr Gsan ssFss csoo NV"
900 GslVert street NV" at oes. Fort
mgr Esrl y ! Wood IT, son o, e Earl T., J. yeca;
% WOOD RotTstz 2siS Eth street s.Soo sM at
NJ, ofp5sd HossieS 5so7 sSs sixth street Ne at
"isms AiSers E Eie5e Jones. A.i e. son o, E. osber
Air Training Center, Pensacola, Fla. CMa-
Leon Pear, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
psa5 nonmou5 155s N Perry r. oes g!se' Nw' at Fort
EdYp Edvn pnnsadp IT, @ Of Mr ans
street NE, at Fort Monmouth. N. J.. OCS:
Kops5s SnS E, NJ t,.ss .as
NV. at Fort MONMOUTH. n j., ocs.
Robert E. Honeycutt. former employe Of
the War Departmsnt part, M ., A. g. O. Message sa.,
William c. Rose; son Of Mr.. and Mrs;
Glen c: Rose. .S36 Delafield place NV, at
WifslitTe Rif. JohnsOn Of Clifton Va at
Burton, 1904 Fifth, street NV. With an
Army general hospital in South Pacific.
George r. Ballowe. 1445 Ogden street,
Teehnieians. Fourth Grade.
Robert H; Grave. lS6S Brancn avenue
Sc at Kelly Field, Gerpa1sI %sx.
Evans, 54i5 First place NV, in III England.
Clarence Willett, ,4944. Livingston road
ST., St;,,,nnton at NeD ", Castle Army Air Base
Malone, Port Republic, Md, at the Army
Air Base. Boiling Field. D. c.
Technician, Fifth Grade.
Forty first street, somewhere in Eexpt
with the T1!isats P4iyats, DPhsa Pir.t Class
Robert Melvin Thomas. Marine Corps,
son of Mrs. Mary A.; Thomas. 1919 King
Thomas M as y' Map e strsst MTs Ass Es
| andria. somewhere in the Southwest Pa
cific.
Of pr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Reilly, c4o1
North CaplLoI S,rG.u -. A.nx
Evening star., 1943-12-19
'asic Recruit Training, Naval Training
Station, Sampson, NY


Station, Sampson, NY.
James H. Tahaferro. 1910 Tilden road.
Aysssi''Ri; Paul Richsrd Md soyden, 144s Park road
William counselmAn, as41 FULTON
Kenneth J Turner. 4ls South Barton
William Ray Summer. ee17 oakridss
Harvey John Rose, Elkwood. Va.
Jack Potter, 1901 D street Sc
William 7. Templeman, 1727 Massachu-
setts avenue NV.
John Davis Payne, 1ss Forester street
, ,1 Ralph a; Meyer, 4so1 La Sale road
sSs Robert t. r. ao HORN. iisfs Thirty-frst Street
~ Emmett M. R.in.s. 1884 Perry plac.
.visa. Ssn!'RlWR S.W Henry Becker +sl4 oe0r'i'
v.1sIi7 ATthp5 S,,ss ssps; T0l'0n' IT. ssls Uni
Leroy coekreil, so3 H street NV.
James Q: Coppaee, 402 G, street Sc
Raym9nd James himbal' 5000 Knox
walter j. Nichols, e54 xenia street E.
Gordon Brummel. 1901 Sixteenth street
John r. Dean. 1444 Newton street NV.
Irving Valentine Tillett, 1914 Nine
Robert Lee PFictett. 4eob Erie street.
Russell w. Dimmock. 1911 Calvert
s,rss; Rsy%GRa e A. Toen'e' IT, 50' Allison
Earle r. Toense, sos Allison street NV.
Reserve Oficers' Class. Marine Barracks,
QuanticO, Va.
Second 1t, Walton c. Carroll 81, wife,
Mrs Marylin Smith Carroll, Quantico, va,
formerly OF washington.
Mrs Marie Norris Davies, $500 Sixteenth
street. Arlington. Va.
Second 1t osos MsKensls Mskene sos souh
see Second nd it. William 3. onutt, jr., %,
s. son Of ,fr.st MF' NV a1a Mrs. '" E. oha''' S'oo
~us Second sosf: It. Ernest W. Payne; % son q
Twelfth street NE.
Navigation School, Selman Field. La.
Second 1t. John B. Casey, %, son Of
Mrs; John Casey. so5 < street S,!;, NE o,
son sah Mr. ossr ass G:F' JACK
Seventh street NE.
Second 1t Phalam J.: Doyle. 25, son Of
William T. Doyle. 1855 Baltimore street
Second 1t. Charlie Z; Gunser; jr, ,22s,
son sen. Of Nj; NJ. and Mrs. c. E. dunter' NC
Nlssso Second It. Donald J. sehofeld; 81. son
Of E. H. Schoneld, Falls Church. Va.
Parachute Jump Training. Fort
Benning. Ga.
liam Rv C. R2ss1 :mns g. siHm sss ven Ms
NV.
Pvt Arthur J. watts, jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur ]. Watts. Fairfax. Va.
PVT jesse Davenpert asa Tie' .i4.st Mrs
NV.
Pvt Thomas Burrell. son Of Mrs Martha
r. Burrell, 1921 Somerset place NV.
Aviation Maehinist's Mat6 School. Naval
Air Station, jacksonville, Fla.
Seaman (First Class) Charles Edward
varney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alton
Varney. 3O17 Claiming street NE.
Binsted. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard c.
Binstead. 5O31 Macarthur boulevard NV.