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Evening star., 1943-06-20

Located at O'Reilly General Hos
pital, Springfield, Mo-, Second 1t.
Murrell C. Lank, son of Mr.. and
Mrs A. B. Lank, 3719 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, talks daily to
evacuees from the Pacific war thea
ters who, despite their injuries, beg
us to let them return" to the fighting
fronts.
In a recent letter Assistant Regis
trar Lank contrasts this attitude
with that of civilians and men of
the services who have the nerve
to complain" about the sacrifices
they are making. Excerpts from his
letter:
These boys from over there have
paid more than most of us will ever
be called upon to pay-and what is
more they will continue to pay,
some for the remainder of their
lives.
am a big morale factor here,
sort Of male Dorothy Dix. I hear
many personal problems and advise
the men concerning them. I keep
medical histories of the patients,
handle those who stray out of line
and pay all the patients $4,000
each MONTH. The hospital has 1000
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Takoma Park, Md; Robert Wade
Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Scott, 1923 Trinidad avenue NE;
William Andrew Newman, son of 1t.
and Mrs. A. M. Newman, 400 Turner
street, Chevy Chase, Md. and James
Grant Vermillion, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Vermillion, 1909
West Virginia avenue NE.
Four Apprentice Seamen.
Four l7-year- -old youths from the
Washington area have enlisted as
apprentice seamen. Glass VS., U. S.
Naval Reserve, for future training
as naval aviation cadets. They are
Ralph Dewey Teunis, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph D. Teunis, l704 La
mont street NV; Leroy Mills Var
nof, son of William Jacob Yarnoff,
2ol4 G. street NV; Charles Goodale
Howard, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Howard. 640l Second place NV.
and Martin Elmer Murray, son of
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Murray, Mount
Vernon, Va.
Pardoe Promoted.
William Dodge Pardoe, %. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ Pardoe, 1907
North Dinwiddie street, Arlington,
Va. has been promoted to the rank
Of lieutenant q. g., U. S. Naval Re-
serve, at the Anacostia Reserve Avi-
alton Base where he is serving as a
flight instructor. 1t. Pardoe attend
ed Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and was formerly employed as a
clerk in the Capital Transit Co.
Five cadets who have been trans
ferred to the Naval Air Training
Center at Pensacola, Fla, for ad-
vanced flight training are: Burton
r. Drum, son Of C. H. Drum, at
tached to Naval Medical Center, Be-
thesda; John M. Fealy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. 1. Fealy, 2235 Quincy
street NE; Benjamin Franklin
Kyker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min F. Kyker, Vienna, Va; Melvin
Francis Flaherty, son OF jeremiah
F. Flaherty. 23l Concord avenue
NV, and Paul S. Livingston, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Living
ston, 1884 Newton street NV.
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F Foge|berg Promoted
To Captain at Chicago
Qualtermaster Depot
Air Force and Marine
Corps Officers End
Courses of Training

CHICAGO, Il.-Lt. Neptune
Fogelberg, former senior economist
at the Farm Credit Administration
in the Agriculture Department, has
been recently promoted to the rank
OF captain. Capt. Fogelberg is
graduate Of the Harvard Graduate
School Of Business and the Utah
State Agricultural College.
He has been assigned to the fiscal
once Of the medical section OF the
Chicago Quartermaster Depot since
December, 1912.
End Air Forces Course.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Three Dis
trict officers have completed their
training here at the Army Air Forces
Officer Training School and are now
prepared to take over executive
duties in Air Forces maintenance
They are: Capt. James w. Dickey,
923 Fifteenth street NV; First 1t.
Bernard C. Heaton, 1925 Connecticut
avenue NV, and Second 1t Paul
B. MCGEE. 2l0l New Hampshire
avenue NV.
IndOctrinatiOn Graduates.
NEW RIVER, N. C.-Four Marine
Corps officers from the Washington
area recently completed special
combat indoctrination course here
at Camp Lejeune. They are: Capt.
Francis r. Washington, 27 Vennon
terrace. Alexandria, Va, and First
Its. Clifford Morehouse, 2306 South
Joyce street, Arlington, Va; Rich
ard o. Ridgeway. jr.. 4405 Klingle
road NV. and Albert w. Woods,
College Park, Md
Eight men from the Washington
area are now enrolled in the Ma
rine Corps Officer Candidate School
here at Camp Lejeune. They are
Pics. Joseph c. Gilbert, 1875 G
street NV; Frederick w. Wilson,
2632 Tunlaw road NV; Carl M.
Viner, 1920 Fortieth street NV;
Joseph w. Jiernan, 1918 Michigan
avenue NE; Lytle G. Chambers,
2357 Ashmead place NV; Donald
D. Stewart. 2210 Twenty-sixth street,
207 Shepard street. Chevy Chase.
Md, and John R. Manley, 500
Shriver avenue, Cumberland. Md.
Graduate From Schools.
Seven marines from the Washing
ton area have just graduated from
telephone and radio school here at
Camp Lejeune. They are: Pics.
Buryl j. Fedder, 305 Allison street
NE; William F. McLane, 1144 Alb
hey place NE; Walter A. Hake, 812
Madison street NV, and Bernard
r. Thompson, 1446 Rhode Island
avenue NV, and Pvts. Jay w.
Showalter. 533 Randolph street
NV; Robert L. Hardy. los Ken
wood avenue, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Melvin l.. Courtney, 2l8 North
Cleveland street, Arlington, Va.
William F. Bell, 1880 Nicholson
street, Hyattsville, Md, is now at
tending the cooks and bakers school
here at Camp Lejeune, and Corpl
Oliver L. Burkett, jr, Mount Jack
son. Va, is enrolled in the quarter
master school.
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Son in Africa
| Writes Poem
To Father

The following poem was written
by Corpl. R. w. Young who is now
stationed in North Africa, to his
father. w. w. Young, 27l1 Glebe
road, Arlington, Va:
Dear Dad:
I wish I had the power to write
The thoughts wedged in my heart
tonight
AS sit watching that small star.
Wondering how and where you are.
You know, dad, it's funny thing
How close a war can always bring
A family, who for years with pride,
Have kept emotions deep inside.
I m sorry that when I was small
let reserve build up the wall.
thought real men never cried
And it was MON who always dried
My tears and smoothed the hurt
away,
So that soon went out to play.
Now suddenly I find, dear dad,
A full-grown man with childhood
past.
Tonight I'm far across the sea.
Waging war for men like you and
me.
Well. somehow pride and what Is
right
Just doesn't seem to 60 tonight.
find my eyes won't stay quite dry.
And If We stood here face to face,
I'm fraid we'd find men do embrace.
Dad, all sons are funny lot
And If I've failed you in some spot,
It's not because I loved you less;
It's just this cussed wartimeness.
But If had the power to write
The thoughts wedged in my heart
tonight,
The words would ring out loud and
I'm proud. my dad. yes, proud Of
you.
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Escort Vessel
Named for Son
|Of D. C.. Man
osar Bug:

4: T.ew escort vessel has been
named in honor of the late 1t.
Comdr Edgar Griffith Chase, U. S.
N, son of Enoch Aquila Chase, 1860
Clydesdale place NV, who was lost
at sea last october when the U. S. S..
Meredith. OF which he was exec
utive officer, was destroyed in the
South Pacific.
In letter to the young widow
who resides in San Pedro, Calf,
Secretary of the Navy Knox stated
In this way the name of your hus-
band, who lost his life in the service
of his country, will be perpetuated. "
A native of Washington, 1t.
Comdr. Chase, 80. attended John
Eaton School. Western High School
and Emerson Institute, gradual
ing from the United States Naval
Academy in 1882.
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the Districts first draftees. 1t. Will
liam MCGEE was commissioned in
December. 1912. following graduation
from the Officer Candidate School.
Capt. Gordon In Africa.
Capt. Everett Gordon. 27, 321 N
street SW., is serving with the Army
Medical Corps in North Africa. He
was formerly on the staff at Emer-
gency Hospital and member of the
Army Reserves.
Pvt. Isadore Kessler, 81, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kessler, 629
Kenyon street NV, is serving with
the Army Air Forces somewhere in
North Africa.
Pvt Samuel D. Pitzen, United
States Marine Corps, son of Mrs.
Mary A. Pitzen, AIS Thirty-fourth
street NE, has been advanced to
private first class in Panama Canal
Zone
Soldiers Meet in London.
Three Washington soldiers re-
Gently met at a dinner on Wash
ington Night" at the American Red
Cross Mostyn Club in London.
They were Sergt. Londy H. Pentz.
1910 New Hampshire avenue NV:
Corpl. Randolph Beckington. 43l7
Chesapeake street NV, and Pvt
Ted Barker, 629 Fifth street NE.
Second 1t. NJ. Preston Goodfellow,
%, Army Air Forces, son of Col and
Mrs. M. P. Goodfellow, 2700 @ street
NV, recently was promoted to first
lieutenant in New Guinea, serving
as bombardier in an air squadron.
Prior to active duty in January.
1912, 1t. Goodfellow was attending
Dartmouth College. He has been
serving overseas for 10 months. Col.
Goodfellow is deputy director of the
ONCE of Strategic Services.
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Former Walter Reed Chaplain
Opens Victory Lunch in Tunis
Provides Air Force
Only Restaurant in
Food-Short City
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Ctoff f,orreenopd.pt

TUNIS tBy MaiD The day after
the Allied occupation of Tunis
former Washingtonian drove
through the milling crowds of vic
tory-drunk merrymakers with 1000
pounds of coffee, requisitioned the
biggest and classiest restaurant in
the Tunisian capital bought up all
its fixtures for spot cash, and
opened it for the officers and men
of all the Allied air forces.
Father William j. Walsh, senior
chaplain of the North African Air
Force and former Catholic chaplain
of Walter Reed Hospital, had fore
seen something Of the situation
which would face the air force per-
sonnel coming into the city with
the release of nervous tension fol-
lowing victory.
There was a great shortage Of
food in Tunis. The Germans had
eaten everything in the city before
giving way. When the British took
over there was a threat of an acute
food scarcity with troops pouring in
eager to buy anything with money
they had accumulated for months.
One of the first acts of the British
authorities was to close all the res
taurants to protect the citizens.
The day before. with victory i'm
minent. Father Walsh loaded his
car with all the coffee he could get
from the American quartermaster
at United States Air Force head
quarters and drove as rapidly as
possible toward the front. He had
in his pockets several thousand dol
lars given him for emergency pur-
poses by Most Rev. Francis J. Spell
man, Archbishop Of New York and
bishop Of all Catholics serving in
the armed forces, during his visit
to Africa. It was with this money
that he bought the restaurant.
Father Walsh had a restaurant
on his hands with plenty of coffee,
but nothing else He could not
requisition staples from the natives.
So he turned his car around and
drove back from the front, collecting
all extra rations he could from COM
pany messes along the way. This
he continued to. do for several days
until the Tunis food situation eased
and the British consented to reopen
all the restaurants.
The former Washington clergy
man had done much the same when
Americans landed at Tafarui on
November 10, and drew on his past
experience in the Tunis venture.
For few days he was the biggest
restaurauter in North Africa.
Father Walsh's mother, Mrs. Alice
J. Walsh, and sister, Miss Margue-
rite Walsh, reside at 1912 Geranium
street NV.
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Three Ordnance Truinees

ABERDEEN PROV NC
GROUND, Md.-Three privates from
the Washington area have been or
dered to the Ordnance Replacement
Training Center here for their basic
training Robert M. Burkhart, 814 A
street S. E.; John j. Tamborelle. 1922
Lamont street NV, and Charles A.
Rhinehard, jr, 8417 Woodcnff Court,
Silver Spring, Md.
FusseII First Sergeant
FORT HARRISON. Mont-Albert
Leroy Fussell, son of Mrs. E. A.
Fussell, 1880 Seventeenth street
NV. has been promoted to first
sergeant here at Quartermaster
Corps headquarters Sergt Fussell
enlisted in the Army May 6, 1927,
and has gained various medals as
sharpshooter and rif1eman.
WiImeth in Florida
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Pvt. Ed
ward L. Wilmeth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Wilmeth, 222 Maple
avenue, Takoma Park, Md, and hus-
band of Mrs. E. L. Wilmeth, 414
North West street, Alexandria, Va,
Is now at the basic training center
Of the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command here.
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Borden in Advanced Unit

PAMPA. TeX-Aviation Cadet
Liscum w. Borden, %. son of Col.
and Mrs. Daniel L. Borden, Fort
Eustis, Va. is enrolled in the Twin
Engined Advanced Flying School
here at the Army Air Field. A grad
uate of Yale University, Cadet Bor-
den was appointed a cadet in Sep
tember, 1912. He received his pri-
mary flight training at st. Louis.
Mo, and his basic flight training at
independence, Kans.
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Morris Bowling Promoted

SIOUX FALLS. S. Dak.-Pvt.
Morris E. Bowling, formerly of
Washington, has been promoted to
the grade of private, first class, here
at the Technical School of the Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand where he is training as a
radio-operator- mechanic.
Also studying radio-operator-m me-
chanics here is Pfc. Jackson M
Waldron, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack NJ Waldron, 1903 Thirteenth
street NV. He was printer at
the Mount Vernon Print Shop.
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J Aviation Cadets
Report for Troininq

ATHENS, Ga.-Seven naval
aviation cadets from the Dis
trict have reported to the
United States Navy Pre-Flight
School here for training:
George B. Bird. jr.. 1912 r
street NV; Eugene Ward Der
rickson, 5404 Nebraska avenue
NV; Robert Gary Fortune,
3100 Connecticut avenue NV:
Carmrid Glaston Hathaway, GOT
Third street NV: Harold Lee
Eowder. 9l9 l street NV:
Arthur Lee Norman, 45l5 Alton
place NV. and Cheyney Evans
Talbert. 1902 Bladensburg road
NE.
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Sons, Home Again,
Met at GuuduIcunuI

1t. John c. Eckhardt, ~, Naval
Air Corps pilot, and Pharmacists s
Mate David R. Eckhardt. Is. U. S.
Marine Corps, sons of DR.. and Mrs.
]. c. Eckhardt, 1884 Irving street
NV, were home last week visiting
their parents.
Both boys managed to be home at
the same time last year and last
March met again at Guadalcanal.
1t. Eckhardt was graduated from
the Naval Academy Pharmacists
Mate Eckhardt was member of the
first contingent to land on Guadal-
canal last year.
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average of any Corpl. F. F. Smith.
marine in his class and was the
second highest in the group of 231
students. A graduate of Montgom-
cry Blair High School, Corpl Smith
attended the University of Maryland
before enlisting.
J. A. Brown Promoted
EGLIN FIELD, Fla.-James A..
Brown, son of Mrs. Hayes Brown of
1409 Thirty-fifth street NV, has
been promoted to sergeant at the
Army Air Forces Proving Ground
Command.
William G. Musgrove, Silver
Spring, Md, has recently been pro-
noted to corporal.
Duckett Promoted
CAMP LUNA, N. Mex.-Pvt. Lee
H. Duckett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence L. Duckett, 322 Maryland
avenue NE, has been promoted to
corporal in the Air Transport Com
mand. Pvt. Duckett was formerly
employed by the M. S. CHM Co.
1t. Browne Assigned
CAMP ROBERTS, Calif.-Second
1t. Thomas E. Bourne, jr, whose
parents live at 1905 Sheridan street
NV, has recently been assigned to
the Infantry Replacement Training
Center here.
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MIS-. ndLle rOW-
Ter, 1854 North
Troy street, Ar
lington, Va, re-
Gently arrived
at the Finance
r e p ! a cement
Center to begin
basic training in
finance. P v t.
Fowler, son of
Mrs. B e r t h a
Fowler, was for
merly employed
as an account
ant for the Civil
Service Commits
sion.
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years OF peace
time service in
the N Wy, he
e n ist e d last
S u m mer. Mrs.
Felker and two
daughters, Mary
E v e lyn Felker,
age II, and Miss
Josephine Felix
er, a junior at
M o n t 6 o merry
B | a ir Hlg h
School, hve at
7 Tim b erwood
a V e n u e, Silver
Spring, Md. Al
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passing interest.
If there was a
b a t t ! e, h e
sketches a bat
tie scene. If he
h as t a k e n a
jaunt through
the Garden of
Eden that Is his
island, he pen
sketches W h a t
he saw. Eve
W h e n copi e d
once for V-mail
I r a n S m | sSion
and twice for
newspaper re-
production t he
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De Simone Graduates

FORT KNOX, Ky.-Corpl. Joseph
P. De Simone, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph De Simone, 224 Eighth street
Sc, recently graduated from the
tank department of the Armored
Force School here.
Pics. Thomas Edwin Austin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin,
1924 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
and Henning E. Petersen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Petersen, 926
Eighth street NV, have reported
to the schools communication de-
partment.
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c e n t | y o M
lnended for its
record in keep
ing the aerial
channel OF sup
plies to Hender-
son Field open
during the Qua
dalcanal cam
paign.
1t. MCGEE be-
gan his flight
training as a
high school stu
dent at Western.
He received a
private pilot S
licor aftar
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n. c. French Graduated

MOREHEAD, Ky.-A promotion
to petty officer rating of electricians
mate, third class, was given Harry
c. French of TIT Tenth street NV.
upon graduation from the Navy's
school for electricians at the More
head State Teachers College here
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graduatlOn from
the Naval Air
Station at Pen
sacola, Fla, Lit.
M c G e e W a S
70 r m e r y en-
ployed by the
Liberty National
Bank.
A brother, 1t.
William H. Nc
Gee, is now sta
toned on the
West Coast. A
former employe
of the Hamilton
National Bank,
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Studies Aircraft Mechanics

LAGUARDIA FIELD, N. V
Everett M. White, 10, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hamden A. White, 1912
Eighth street NV, is enrolled here
at the Army Academy of Aeronautics
studying aircraft mechanics. He
was employed by Brann g. Stuart Co.
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STATES Marine
Corps. son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith,
9405 Saybrook
avenue, Silver
Spring. Md. re-
Gently graduated
from the Elec-
trical School of
the Marine Avi-
alton Division
here at the Ma
V a | Training
Station. Corpl.
Smith graduated
with the highest
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Donahue, 3 s l 0
Tw el fth street
NE, who re-
Gently completed
basic training in
the Army Air
Forces Gro und
Forces at Miami
Beach, Fla, is
a t t e n d ing the
Weather Observ-
er'S School here
at Hunter COL
lege. Prior to
being called to
active duty, he
was in the en-
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REMEMBERS FATHER-Pfc Leo S. StoutSenberger Mr.
and Mrs H. c. Stoutsenberger 3603 NV,
attending the Army Air Forces School in Brook
ngs s. Dak this original his father
Western High School, Pfc Stoutsenberger attended
Washington University and Corcoran School
formerly employed the Federal of investigation
Paul W. Stoutsenbeger Army Air Forces and James Stout
senberger, Coast Guard, brothers.
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Two Complete Troining
In Submarine School
Frank J. rslhsr. y.

NEW LONDON, Conn.-George L.
Gregg, "a, machinist's mate, second
class. son of Mr and Mrs. G. L.
Gregg. 2911 S street Sc, and Paul
John Di Meglio, 20, seaman, second
class, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Di Meglio. 6l8 Girard street NV.
have completed basic training at the
Submarine School here and are
ready for active duty.
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Wolf ATTENDING OCS

CAMP CROWDER, Mo.-Corpl.
Alexander Wolf. jr., son of Mrs.
Alexander Wolf, the Shoreham Ho-
tel. has completed his advanced
training here and has now entered
the Officers' Candidate School at
Camp Davis, N. c. His wife lives at
1921 Jocelyn street NV.
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At Auqustunon CoIIeoe

ROCK ISLAND, Ill.-Pfcs. Donald
F. Wallace, 18. son of Andrew WAL
lace, 5406 Thirteenth street NV,
and James M. Cults, 20, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ Cults, 237 East
Montgomery avenue, Rockville, Nd,
have arrived here at Augustanan
College for instruction preliminary
to flVing.
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Smith Finishes Course

DETROIT, Mich.-Staff Sergt
Claude E. Smith, formerly of Wash
ington, recently completed special
course in engine work here at the
Ordnance Wheeled Vehicle Engine
School.
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Price Graduates

FORT MONROE, Va.-Donald H.
Price, technician, fifth grade, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Price, 5907
Cleveland avenue, Riverdale, Nd,
recently graduated from the special
equipment course of the department
of Enlisted Specialists here at the
Coast Artillery School, He was
formerly employed by the Railroad
Retirement Board.
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completing course at Beacon Air
port in Alexandria, Va.
1t. MCGEE enlisted in the Marine
Corps in 1887 and went on active
duty in December, 1910. He was
awarded his wings following his
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Jackson at Texas A. & M.

COLLEGE STATION, S Tex
Corpl, Kenwood M, Jackson, son of
Mrs. Clara P. Fogel, 1404 S street
Sc, has arrived at Texas A. and M.
College for course of instruction
prior to his appointment as an
aviation cadet in the Army Air
Forces
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KohIer on FurIouqh

COWEN FIELD, Idaho - Sergt.
Fred Kohler, 81, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Schulze, 1910 E street NE, is
now home on Today furlough
visiting his parents A graduate of
Mckinley High School, Sergt. Kohler
has been in the Army Air Forces
since Fehr,lary 10
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Visits Native Villages
Of Coral Sea Isle
Lush in Vegetation

When Frank j. Felker writes to
his family from the islands of the
South Pacific, his artistic talents
make those letters of more than
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:. 6. Walsh Commissioned

CARLSBAD, N. Mex. Leo C.
Walsh, son Of Mrs. Katherine c.
Walsh. 1430 Meridian place NV,
recently was awarded his wings and
commissioned a second lieutenant
upon graduation from the Naviga-
ton School here at the Army Air
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drawings have not suffered mate
rally
Felker is a yeoman with the Sea-
bees and has been overseas since
December. Now 81 and with eight
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Mooney Gets Wings

BIG SPRING, Tex.-Wiliam H.
Mooney, son of Mr. and Mrs John T.
Mooney, 726 Maryland avenue NE,
recently was awarded wings and
fight officer bars following gradua-
ton from the Army Air Forces
Bombardier School here. Mooney at
tended st. Johns High School and
Strayer College and was formerly
employed by the District Water
Department.
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Ii. Charles H. McGee
Among Men Honored
For Guada|canaI Duty
Brother on West Coast;
Capt. Gordon Serving
In North Africa

1t. Charles H. MCGEE, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. MCGEE, sr., 2952
Macomb street NV, is a member OF
the South Pacific Air Transport re-
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Ends Electrical Course

CODDINGTON POINT, R. L
Corpl. Frank F. Smith, jr.. United
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was in the en- Pfc. z. C. Donahue.
listed Reserve Corps at Norwich
University, Northfield, vt.
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1t. Overby in Texas

1t. OVERLY IN lexos
CAMP FANNIN, Tex.-First 1t.
Archer R. OVERLY, 5819 Fourth street
NV, is stationed here at the
Branch Immaterial Replacement
Training Center, studying problems
of transportation. A veteran of the
last war, 1t. OVERLY participated in
the battles of Ypres-Lys, Somme,
Cambria and the Belgium defensive
at Mount Kimmel.
In Medical Training
CAMP ROBINSON, Ark.-Four
men from the Washington area who
were recently inducted into the
Army have been assigned for train
ing to the Medical Replacement
Training Center here. They are
Pvts. William Anderson, Alb Evarts
street NE; Robert Hayes, 1914
North Hudson street, Arlington, Va j:
William Tyler, 458 H street S.W.,
and Merle Cole, Takoma Park.
Pearson in Indiana
SEYMOUR, Ind.-Aviation Cadet
Thomas j. Pearson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward S. Pearson of 81 Rhode
Island avenue NV, is at Freeman
Army Field for pilot training at the
advanced school,
Taking Weather Course
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich -pfc
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In Medical Truininq
Pearson in indiana
Taking Weather Course

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Pfc,
Edward c. Donahue, son Of Mr..
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Wise Ends Course

AMARILLO, Tex.-Luther c.
Wise, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Wise of 1921 Newark street NV, has
recently completed course in avia-
ton mechanics here and is awaiting
assignment to active duty.
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Acting Supply Sergeant

SPARTANBURG, S. C.-Henry L.
Mourning 200 Wootton avenue,
Friendship Heights, Md, has been
appointed acting supply sergeant of
his aviation student squadron of the
College Training Detachment here
at Woffor6 Colleoe
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Fowler in Indiana

FORT HARRISON, Ind.-Pvt
Kingsley Z Fowler, husband Q
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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From South Pacific to 72-Yeor-OId Daughter

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