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Evening star., 1943-06-29

QUIET, gentle girl desires room, consider
roommate honey surroundings; nom
smoker. Box 235-L Star.
OVERLOOKING Potomac quiet, single
room wanted by employed young woman;
no objection cabin; rot more than 45 min
utes downtown. GE. 7157.
REFINED, SETTLED business woman de-
sires rice single room, Northwest, CEN
trally located, preferably with breakfast.
Box S01 L. Star
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FURN. 2-RM. APT, WITH KIT.
and tile bath. Small, outside
rms, 2 porches. Near Park rd.
and 14th NV. Suitable for set
tied, married, gentle couple,
husband beyond draft liability,
no children. no pets. Double
bed only. Not suitable for 2
men, not suitable for 2 girls.
Everything necessary provided:
monthly lease, S72.50. If you
expect to be reasonably perma-
nent, phone Columbia S143.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Large, bright mas
ler bedroom, pvt. shower, gentleman; S45.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tce,,. } .

BETHEsDA-sMALLE ESTATE. $50: col,
n. snd stone. rms. baths. new-house
eoad cond.: garden. acres: nicely furn. OIL
TOWN HOUSE,
AttraStivsly furnished. for summer months:
ersis 1fer0fs pU 747a 9aths ss5 me st. near Sheridan
OFFICERS NICELY FURNISHED NEW
home in Spring Valley (restricted)-Six
rooms. two baths, gas heat, immediate
f seH Re- RGdmsn st. At nR home day
Az oAKWoOD ST. s,E-5 ROOMS, REC
'F1TA mr 41on room fnS 1i}A Il neat at
fnrnisbed ffuams sa5 COAL completely and nicely
FSe abs bath ausS snnssav sss s1f5 s1f5
81, h'ss csesr sr'|f5Ei IT, f. + or o.s7
FURNISHED HOME VALUES.
baths, recreation room. gas heat, garage;
902 GlazeWood ave.. Takoma Park. Md.
40 aIo4 ,54th St.: St. Decatur Hts, Md
servants room and bath in basement; 2
car garage: available now: $225.
All above homes completely furnished.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
Cnc, ~. IAT. 81 REALIOHS. MA. $3.50.
S200-CHEVY CHASE, D. C-6 ROOMS
& bedroomsl, bath. large den on st floor
this home, almost new, has real individual /
charm in design and furnishings; gas heat.
:, Available July lst S135: Macarthur
blyd. section. detached home, rooms,
bath, coal heat.
SlOO-Chevy Chase, D C-Within .
docks OF Conn. ave, rooms. bath. garage:
owner TO reserve back rooms; adults
only.
S2?5-Spring Valleys rooms. also
maids room baths, gas heat, screened
porch, bullt-ln garage. splendid yard.
S3OO-Forest Hills--Bedroom and ba tn
1st floor. 3 bedrooms and . baths End floor
gas heat, maids room and BATH recreation
room.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
35lS Conn. Ave. WO. 1900
ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
Nicely furnished, rooms, including den
on frSt f1oor large lot; will lease for !
year, Sl45 per month; adults only.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
WO. 5371.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

WILL EXCHANGE UNFURN. 3-BEDROOM
house in NV. with garden, garage. gas
heat, S105, for 1-bedroom apt in down
town NV, lower 10th st. or Conn ave
RE. 1000 Ext. 7234S. until 5 pm. week
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

GENTLEMAN, As, desires room and meals.
private family, congenial surroundings,
Transportation particulars. Box 12S-L.
Star oQs
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TAKOMA PARK,

NEAR WASHINGTON AIRPORT.
New Colonial stone and brick home, two
oeautltul bedrooms, ultramodern bath
and kitchen, electric refrigeration, livable
recreation room, automatic air-conditioned
neat; large picket-fenced lot; less than five
minutes drive to airport and 10 minutes
to Navy and Pentagon Buildings. BEIT-
ZEIL. DI. 3100.
NEAR 14th AND PEABODY NV
2 baths. garage: 8 years old. Price, $40
5O05 $4,000 cash, balance straight 5%o.
Call Mr.. Carney
BRADLEY, BEALL Il HOWARD. INC,
MA. OH. Sout hern Building
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$13, ,5OO-Upper 14th st.

A splendid detached home property be-
tween 18th and l4th sts., near the John
sonry construction on wel-shaded level
lot. p splendid rooms. bedrooms and
Sleeping porch on md floor; 2 additionsl
condition; automatic heat; garage; trans
portation, stores and public schools in close
proximity. =. Inspection by appoint. This
evening call
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NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL Conn. ave.
and Taft Bridge, 1908 Ashmead place,
Apt. So. beautiful room, next bath; un-
limited phone, 24-hour elevator.
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TABLE BOARD.


ROOMS WITH BOARD.
2316 18th, ST, N.W.-Reflned young man,
share well furn. rm., twin beds, pvt.
bath. with another. Excel. meals. Transp.
NEAR WARDMAN PIX. AND CONN. AVE
Comfort single room. pvt home, unlim: tel,
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Famous for Southern home-cooked food.
Openings for boys and 8 girls. DU. 1854.
1850 QUE ST. N.W-Beautifully furn.,
quiet, triple room; walking distance. HC.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE-Double room, also
single; showers; excellent transportation.
1919 Rhode Island ave. NV. 29'
14O7 10th. ST; N.W.-Vacancy for 1 lady
in large double room; switchboard, good
meals. good bathing facilities.
near resit'' transportation. r ' MI. 14so % f00iA'
70 share with z others enormous. lovely
ffaGG vns room 1S1m suite pu fSs4 private BATH
haaE Phone unmtsd R19sdE kE kfoMs Hass '0nV to car
1914 10th ST. N.W,1very large room,
reas.. excel. transp.
e0s7 N: 10th RD, AtTiington-Double Al q
JEWISH HOME-Lovely master bedroom
for young lady. Room for young men;
fine home; excellent food; good transp. GE.
5000.
ENTIRE UPPER FLOOR, 4 bedr., liv. r,
each each MEALS e Blocks afa BUS Or a s5' :Se
1880 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely furn.
twin-hed twin room IN Jewish home $50 m nc.
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oOCAh DRElSEN,
SH. 1852. Ewes, GE. 1892
DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL,

for real home comfort; first floor. living
room room secluded screened porch, dining
library with fireplace, full bath; second
floor, 3 large bedrooms. sun deck, ? baths,
sewing room or small sitting room; finished
laundry room, 2-car attached garage; at
tractlge landscaped grounds, outdoor patio
appointment phone RA 60S5 No brokers
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SO, $50.
LARGE BUNGALOW.

Conveniently located, near 9th and Sber-
idan SITS. NV, this excellent home includes
living room with fireplace. complete. dining
room and kitchen, bedrooms end bath mn
on 2nd floor; auto. heat, Gear garage, lsrTe
ATTRACTIVE lot with an abundance ct fiov
rrS, shrubs and fruit trees; for details call
Mr.. Mannakee. RA. 1858.
FRANK G PHILLIPS DT 1AtI
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CLEVELAND PARK.
- BLOCK OFF CONN

bedrms.. 2 baths, modern kitchen,
pantry, maids room, 1st floor: living porch
maids bath in basement. Excellent
condition. Immediate possession. Price,
Sl7,250. BOSS e. PHELPS, Realtors MA.
Elk. 1870.
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rooms, all beautifully decorated and fur
niShed complete with new furniture and
see these rooms to appreciate. These
rooms will accommodate from l to 3
perSnnS Call DE 1365.
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MR.. CONDTT. OR. 2t2f.
CORNER DETACHED BRICK

in the heart of Shepherd Park, one OF
on easy terms. Will have to be seen to be
appreciated. large bedrooms on end hr.,
full baths. 2 bedrooms and bath on }rd
hr.; large living room, sun parlor, screened
side porch; Law. on 1st fir; large room
and bath in basement. MR.. OREM, GE.
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3-Bedroom Detached House

New Y frame, y brick, 2s17 63rd pl
in beautiful CheVerly; near transportation;
immediate occupancy; price, $500;
$1,000 cash, 500 mo. includes taxes. in
SuranCe, etc.
OSCAR DREISEN
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LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE

beautiful residence on fine corner
lot with view of Rock Creek Park, built
by one of Washingtons outstanding build
ers as his own home. Floor plan includes
library. lavstory,, buffers pantry, 4 large
porch on second floor; 3 bedrooms and
bath on third floor; finished office room
with bath in basement; 2-car garage and
merous to mention; would be excellent for
smell legation or private home. Please call
Mr.. Mannakee RA. 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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CHEVY CHASE. Military rd., near Conn
End floor; bed has inner spring mattress,
bathrooms, Lear garage, no housekeep-
ing: detached, insulated house; occupied
by adults OrdWay 3636
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4408 39th ST. NV
ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp

ATTRACTIVE 1-room and bath apt. in
new, apt. house, l. block from bus line
ready for immediate use. Phone Silver
Spring O037 from 8 till 8 pm.
privileges: reference. Call AID 6531 after
6 m. only
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Lovely
rm.; gentleman; semi-pvt bath; on bus
line: no other roomers; $40 EN-. 34S3.
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NEAR WALTER REED HosPITAL--Nicely
furnished for men (Christian family
cross ventilation; next to bus. GE. 413S.
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so, ,0UU.
TOTTAGE CITv MI
HONEST VALUE.

Beautiful Colonial frame, in excellent
attic, recreation room: high elevation
among the trees, on large lot in Mt
Pleasant. One of the finest old residential
sections of NV. Washington, walking dis
tance TO theaters shopping and trans
Owner leaving city. Price, $4,000. Call
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1412 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Quiet home
near Walter Reed Hospital. Comfortable
double room. Modern furn. 18th st. bus mr.
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SUBLET UNTIL OCT. IS. THREE-ROOM
attractively furn. apt. with linens, over
looking Rock Greek Park, S75 month. Call
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GIRL to share large front room with col
1ege girl. twin beds, 2 closets, adjoining
bath; also large room with twin beds, with
Furnished screened porch; bus and trolley
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BETHESDA, MD-AVAILABLE JULY 1st,
broom brick house, electric kitchen; adults
only; SS5. Wisconsin 5519.
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449 MASS. AVE. NV

Newly remodeled, 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; heat. light gas, Frigidaire fur
n1Shed: 500 monthly; convenient to stores
and transportation. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO., 915 New York ave. NV. MA. 7403.
Evening star., 1943-06-29

BEAUTIFUL large bedroom, twin beds, pri-
yate bath, shower, avail. for . gentlemen
July 2; semi-private entrance; located in
per month Call ST, 2T66
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Ultramodern Home
For a Discriminating Family
S12,5OO.

| SEM1-DETACHED BRICK. UPPER 9Th ST.
Very attractive home few doors from
| 9th ST. 2 stories, cellar, living room din
| ing room, kitchen and solarium on lst
| floor: bedrooms, baths on 2nd.; maid s
| bath In basement; built-in garage. This
| is an exceptionally fine value. Possession
may be obtained quickly. Evenings phone
| Mr.. Owen, co. S166
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Man Given Additiona'
Penitentiay Term as
Society Burglar
}. P. Mitchell Slated
To Serve ~ to ] Years
In Two Cases

James P. Mitchell, 27, described as
a society burglar" who already
was under sentence of from one to
three years in the penitentiary on
charge Of HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny, yesterday was sentenced by
Justice Bolitha j. Laws of, District
Court to serve a sentence of from
one and a half to four years on
similar charges in another case.
Justice Laws ordered that the
sentence run consecutively with the
earlier sentence, imposed last month
by Justice Matthew F. Mcclure of
District Court.
The charge on which Justice Laws
imposed sentence was that of house
breaking and larceny at the home
OF Anthony Lucas, TWenty-ninth
and Albemarle streets NV. last Oc-
tober. Revolvers, jewelry and other
articles, totaling more than 5000 in
value were said to have been taken
Mitchell, described as the operator
of a rooming house in the 14O0 block
of N street NV, Is said to have
specialized in breaking into the
homes of a number of prominent
persons. In all he was charged with
more than 20 cases of housebreaking
and larceny. Both cases on which
he has been convicted and sentenced
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Miss Mary Outlet
H0nors Guest

Miss Mary Harriet Outlet, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Joseph P. Outlet and
the late Mr.. Outlet, was hostess at
party yesterday from 4 to 7 in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Sanford of
Bay Ridge, Long Island, and Colby
College, Maine, who is the house
guest OF Miss Outlet and her mother
for two weeks.
The party was given at the Belle
vue Hotel, and other guests included
Miss Dorothy Nichols of Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, Miss Doris
Marye Armand of Miami University,
Miss Jean Wightman of Mount
Holyoke, Miss Corinne Saposs of
Smith College, Miss Mardelee Bishop
of Vassar, Miss Marian Thompson
and Miss Barbara Bischof of Amer
ican University. Miss Martha Ann
Cotterman of Maryland University.
Miss Mary Ann Brown of Kunston
Hall Junior College and members
of Delta Zeta Sorority of George
Washington University.
More than 200 guests attended the
party.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Townsend HEADING
Back 10 Capital
Pension Leader Is Due
To Arrive Here Monday
BY the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press.
Back to the Capital Monday will
come gaunt, gray man, pushed out
OF the spotlight by the war, but
whose plan to pay aged citizens 5000
a month still stirs a flicker of en-
thuslasm IN some quarters.
He is DR.. Francis E. Townsend of
Los Angeles, who originated and is
president of "Old Age Revolving
Pensions. Ltd"
Through the Townsend National
Weekly and scores of Townsend
clubs throughout the United States,
the pensionites have held their
forces together fairly well, despite
the war.
DR.. Townsend will return to mend
his legislative fences, as it were,
There is bill in Congress to au-
thorize his plan. 1t was introduced
by Representative Cannon, Demo-
crat OF Florida, but it leaves the
monthly allotment to those over so
years old open-the 5000 stipulation
has been dropped.
The amount allowed to the aged.
mothers with dependent children,
or disabled persons would depend on
collections resulting from 3 per
cent tax on gross income Of every
taxpayer in the United States who
earns more than $1OO month.
Just what chance the bill has of
passage is any ones guess after a
look at the table OF deductions Uncle
Sam seems likely to take from the
paycheck of wage earners, begin
ming July l.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
More Truant Officers
Urged in DeIinquencies

Walter Kent, chairman of a spe-
clal committee on child DELINQUENCY,
reported his findings to the Randle
Heights Citizens Association last
night and advocated fines and i'm
prisonment for those parents whose
children are charged with delin-
quency.
He pointed out that the Randle
Heights area has but one play
ground to accommodate some 10000
residents and that the playground
is closed after school hours. 1t
was proposed that the area between
the Pennsylvania avenue bridge and
the clubhouse of the Fairlawn Park
golf course be converted into a
playground for Randle Heights boys
and girls.
The association proposed a wage
increase for employees OF reform
schools to attract the right type of
persons. The committee will direct
an appeal to the Board of Educa-
ton in an effort to obtain more
truant officers to check unlawful
absence in District schools.
The special committee will repre-
sent the association at a hearing
on child delinquency to be held
June 9 at Franklin School.
Because there are no call stations
on the east bank of the Anacostia
River, request will be made to
the Public Utilities Commission and
various taxicab companies to install
stations for Randle Heights citizens.
Joseph Deckman. president, pre-
sided over the meeting, held at the
Orr School.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Miss Graves and 1t. Webster
Married Yesterday Afternoon

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Nell Graves to 1t. q. g. Edward
Webster, U. S. c. G., took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in
st. Patrick's Episcopal Church in
Foxhal Village with the Rev.
Francis E. Warren officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dor
othy Mills Graves and 1t. Webster
is the son of Capt. Edward M.
Webster, U. S. C. G., and Mrs.
Webster.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. John Alden
Grimes. She wore a gown of ivory
chiffon taffeta styled with a fitted
bodice which was made with a
sweetheart neckline. The skirt of
the gown was full and the bride wore
a finger-tip-length veil of ivory
Spanish lace. Her shower bouquet
was of cream roses.
Miss Dorothy Frances Webster,
sister of the bridegroom, was the
maid of honor. Her gown was of
blue chiffon taffeta and she wore
a Juliet cap with a blue net veil
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Dorothy Roman
Is HOnOred Guest

Miss Margaret Louise Lowry Of
Chevy Chase was hostess at sur
prise linen shower, followed by a
supper party Wednesday at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal M. Lowry, in compliment to
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Roman,
whose marriage to Mr.. Harrison Tai
bott H. Meserole will take place the
latter part of July The guests in
cluded Mrs. Frederick A. Roman,
Mrs. William H. Meserole, Mrs. Hal
M. Lowry, Mrs. Sayre Shafer. Mrs.
John Patterson, Mrs. Donald Gardi-
ner, Miss Dorothy Bowen, Miss Max
inc Browning, Miss Shirley Harris,
Miss Frances Helss, Miss Harriet
Davis, Miss Beatrice Boxer, Miss
Muriel Bowles, Miss Mary Worley,
Miss Santa Amatulli, Miss Marie
Waldron, Miss Rebecca Rice and
Miss Charlotte Munchmeyer.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Miss Alma Lowe
Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Mann
Bethlehem Chapel
Vas the Scene
OF the Ceremony

White peonies decorated the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral for the marriage of Miss
Alma Lorene Lowe, daughter of Mrs.
Loren Wesley Lowe and the late
Mr.. Lowe, to Mr.. James Packard
Mann, which took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Canon Al
bert H. Lucas, headmaster Of st.
Adams School for Boys, ofhciated.
Mr.. Mann is the son of Mrs. Josh
w. Mann and the late DR.. Mann.
Miss 10 Anna Richardson Of
Findlay, Ohio, cousin Of the bride,
was the maid of honor. Her gown
of pale green organdy was styled
with basque waist which had q
sweetheart neckline. Her headdress
was a short veil of pale green illu-
sion caught with sweet peas and she
carried a bouquet of garden flowers.
Other attendants for the bride
were Miss Carol Mann and Miss
Shirley Mann, sisters of the BRIDE
groom. Their pink costumes were
similar to that of Miss Richardson
and their bouquets were also
matching.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. John w. Noblett.
She wore a gown of white organdy
made with basque bodice and a
short train. An embroidered ruff1e
trimmed the sweetheart neckline,
the bottom of the waist and the long
sleeves. A finger-tip veil of illusion
fell from coronet of stephanotis
and the bride carried a bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis. She
wore a gold locket, a gift Of the
bridegroom.
Mr.. Mann had his brother, Mr..
John w. Mann, as his best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Robert Mann
and Mr.. Robert P. Haines.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at
Hotel 24OO.
Both the bride and bridegroom at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity. Mr.. Mann will enter the George
Washington University school of
medicine in the fall.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Mann left for
their wedding trip, the bride was
wearing dusty pink suit with navy
blue accessories and a corsage of
white orchids.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

cola, Fla. He received his basic
training at Paris Island, S. c., and
New River, N. C.
MOBILE, Ala.-Pvt. William w.
White, formerly of Washington, has
been promoted to the rank of tech
nician, fifth grade, at Brookley Field
here. A graduate of Dunbar High
School, Pvt. White, before entering
the Army, was employed at the
United States Naval Magazine in
Bellevue.
LAKEHURST, N. J.-Archibald B.
Whitney, 1927 Eighteenth street
Sc, fireman, second class, and Mi
chael P. Cannon, jr., $50 First street
Sc, have been promoted to the rat
ing of aerographer's mates, third
class, here at the Naval Air Station,
lighter -than-air base, following COM
pletion of their training as Navy
weather observers.
John w. jackson, 626 Twenty-sec-
ond street NV, seaman, second
class, recently graduated from the
Aerographers' School here with the
rating of aerographer's mate, third
class.
Raymond T. Gaines, 3109 Nichols
avenue Sc, has completed his light
er-than-air training here and has
been assigned to a blimp squadron
as electricians mate, second class.
CARLISLE BARRACKS, Pa
First Its. Bertram B. Sturtevant,
Dental Corps, 1852 Sixth street S.W.,
and Harold N. Greenberg, Dental
Corps, 1918 Kansas avenue NV,
graduated Thursday from the Medi-
cal Field Service School here.
SCOTT FIELD, Ill.-Pfc. Paul
Gibson, 1927 Eighteenth street NV,
recently graduated from the parent
radio school of the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command here
as an honor man.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
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FI@GHTING MEM Z

FORT SILL, Okla-Capt. Davis
c. Burroughs, jr., son of Comdr
and Mrs. D. c. Burroughs, 5000
Thirty ninth street NV. is now
attending the officers advanced
course here at the Field Artillery
School. Capt. Burroughs attended
Princeton University.
CAMP DAVIS, N. C.-Russell A.
Rahe, 1458 Columbia road NV,
and David w. Davis, 926 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, recently were
commissioned second ieutenants on
completion of the officer candidate
course here at the Anti-Aircraft
Artillery School.
TULARE, Calif.-Six Washington
aviation cadets have completed
their primary flying training here
and have been transferred to other
airhelds for basic training. They
are Thomas ]. Tiernan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo P. Tiernan, 1920
Clydesdale place NV: James R..
Mcqueen, jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Russell Mcqueen, 1913 o street
NV; William R. Mccall, ir., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Mccall,
3725 Twenty sixth street NE;
Frank M. Sommerkamp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank M. Sommerkamp
3616 Twentieth street NE; Francis
L. Strack. son of Mrs. Mary A..
Strack, 1908 Newton street NE,
and George A. Battenfeld, 1910 Po-
tomac avenue Sc.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Aviation
Cadet Arthur G. Turner, son of
Mrs. Florence B. Turner, 1925 Wyo-
ming avenue NV, has entered the
Army Air Forces Technical School
here at Yale University, where he
will undergo an intensive training
period pointed toward his becoming
technical officer in communica-
tionS with the rank of second lieu
tenant.
COFFEYVILLE, Kans.-Aviation
Cadet Harry w. Anderson. "a, Is
Mcdonald place NE, has COM
pleted his basic flying training here
at the Army Air Field and has been
sent on to advanced training.
Cadet Anderson is a graduate of the
University of Maryland.
COLUMBIA, S. C.-Second 1t.
Morris Arkin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Arkin, 4423 Georgia avenue
NV, has reported for duty to the
Army Air Base here and has been
assigned to q signal company serv-
Ice group as communications officer.
1t. Arkin was commissioned in
February on graduation from the
Omcer Candidate School at Fort
Monmouth, N. j. He previously
was stationed at Camp Crowder,
No.
CAMP BARKELEY, Tex. -Four
men from the Washington area re-
Gently graduated from the Officer
Candidate School here at the Medi-
cd Replacement Training Center
and were commissioned second lieu
tenants in the Medical Administra-
tive Corps. They are Joseph Laskin
=. son Of Mrs. Dora Laskin, 60l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc: Sidney
Simkowitx, ~, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Simkowitz, 1921 Crittenden
street NV; Francis Thomas Follin
70, son Of Ernest r. Follin, 53l5
North Washington boulevard, Ar
1mgton, Va, and Robert Gay Trum-
bull, jr, 20. son Of Robert G. Trum.