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$50 Receive K. ofC.
Foourth Degree at
Ceremonies Today

Thomas F. Carlin, master OF the
Fourth Degree, Knights of Colum-
bus in this jurisdiction announced
arrangements have been completed
for the exemplification of the pa
triotic degree at the Mayflower Ho-
tel at o'clock this afternoon. There
are approximately $50 candidates to
receive the degree and includes
members from North Carolina,
MARYLAND, Virginia an dthe District
OF Columbia
Harold F. Jones, past faithful
navigator of Washington General
Assembly is chairman Of the Mem
bership Committee.
The Rev. James J. McLarney,
professor OF history of the Domin-
lean House of Studies, will be the
principal speaker at the degree
banquet which will be held at the
hotel at 7 pm. Anthony Redmon,
State deputy for North Carolina
will speak for the newly initiated
class. william H. Collins, former
Assistant United States District At
torney. will be toastmaster. A dance
will follow the banquet.
Honor guests will include the
Right Rev. Eugene j. McGuinneSs
Bishop of North Carolina; the Very
Rev. Lawrence c. German, preSl-
dent of Georgetown University; the
Right Rev. Patrick j. Mccormick
acting rector of Catholic Uniyer-
sitv. Justice John Z. Swift, Su-
preme Court of Massachusetts
Francis J. HeaZel of New YORK, SUI
creme treasurer, knights OF Co.
iumbus: Mr.. Redmon, Dr.. Hector
David Castro, Minister OF FL Sal
ysdor. w. Victor McGonaghy. mas
ter Fourt Degree of Maryland; th'
Rev. Paul A McNally OF George
town University; A. A. McGarraghy
vice supreme master, Fourt De-
gree; Mr.. Jones, Thomas F. Nc,
Carlin. master Fourth Degree, ana !
Fred Brady. faithful navigator
washington General Assembly.
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Order of the Eastern Star

Chapter, Thursday; Good Will
Chapter. Friday.
Columbia Chapter will meet Tues
day evening. 1t is mems night"
The program is in charge of the
men.
The Educational Committee will
meet with Mrs. Marie Lusby, with
Mrs. Beulah Powell assisting on
Thursday.
The General Auxiliary Temple
Board will hold the first of series
of dinners at $500 Sixteenth street
NV. Saturday from 4:30 to 7:30 pm.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapters Tenn
pie Board will meet at the home of
Mrs. Clara Hinson on Wednesday.
The endowment meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. William Whar-
ton on February 26.
Harmony Chapter will meet Feb
ruary Is at 8 pm. 1t will be a
homecoming for the junior past
grand patron, Ira Y. Balm.
Friendship Chapter will have
initiation Oh Tuesday. Refresh
mentS.
BrightwoOd Chapter will meet
February 25. Entertainment. Gard
party at home of Junior Past Patron
Harry L. Cochran on February 81
The TWinklers Star Point Society
will meet March l at the home
of Past MatrOn Pauline M ODell
Lebanon Chapter will have an
initiation on Tuesday evening.
Cathedral Chapters regular meet
ing on Wednesday night has been
called off.
Ruth Chapters Ways and Means
Committee will have cabaret at
the BrightWood Masonic Temple on
February 27 at pm. There will
be fortune telling, card playing
music and refreshments.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Pauling Loveless Assist
ing hOsteSSes are Mrs Ella Reed
and Mrs. Elise Zimmerman.
A joint meeting of the Home and
Temple Boards of Trinity Chapter
will be held tomorrow at the home
, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lewis A
card and games party will be helc
Saturday at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John j. Hawkins.
| Good Will Chapter will celebrate
its 18th anniversary February 2t
at 8 pm. at the Masonic Temple.
A rummage sale will be held to.
morrow at ll07 Fourth street S.W
II you have rummage, call Mrs
Emily Miller, Atlantic s7l9.
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CAMBRIDGE. Ga-Having COM
pleted pre-tiight and primary train
ing, six men from the Washington
area are now basic flying cadets at
the Army Air Field. They are VIII
liam Henry Corkrean, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Corkrean. 1928 B
Sc. Joseph Harold GOoding, ir.. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gooding, 4324
Forty sixth NV: Kari Erwin Fa-
sick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Fa-
sick, 1924 w Sc: Paul L. Weeder,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Weeder.
907 North Stafford. Arlington. Va,
and Cadet Harold f. Reich, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew P. Reich, Alex
andria, Va.
James A. Nasella. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NaSella. 1912 RoSedale NE,
has been promote ed tn CnrOOral
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Four in Navigation School

MONROE, La.-Four men from
the Washington area are enrolled in
the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight
Navigation School here. They are
Cadets Milton B. Abernathy, son of
A. M. Alternately, 932 Burns Sc;
John H. White, jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. White, 1889 w Sc;
Thomas R. Wiser, Lanrram, Md, and
Garfield Jenkins, jr.. Indianhead,
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Naomi Chapter will celebrate its
4Sth anniversary on February "a.
Charter members and past matrons
and past patrons will be honored.
The grand matron and grand patron
will be special guests. Refresh
ments and entertainment.
Bethany Chapter will have charge
of the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home,
February 28 at pm. The Home
Board will meet February % at the
home of Catherine Taggart, at 8
pm. The Boosters-Star Points
Committees has been changed and
will meet with Bertha Stark on
February %. Cards will follow the
meeting.
The Saturday Evening Couple
Club will meet February 27 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Snyder
A program will be presented at
the meeting of Electa chapter on
Tuesday evening, February %.
The Auxiliary Board will meet
at the home of Mrs. Callie Grayson
on March 5. Mrs. Carrie Smith
joint hostess.
Bethlehem Chapter will celebrate
mems night on Tuesday. Moving
pictures and refreshments.
The Home Board will meet with
Mae Walker on February 25 at 80
For reservations call Taylor 2757.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday evening, Washington
Birthday celebration and chapter
members birthday celebration.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a card and radio party al
the home of Mrs. Elmerdeen B
MCDermott on February q at pm
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will
/ meet Wednesday evening when the
/ line officers will be honored. The
/ grand line officers will be specia
guests Dancing and refreshments
Mrs. Bonnie Newman, president OF
I the 1889 Association Of Matrons anc
/ Patrons, announces a banquet or
/ February q at 2600 Sixteenth street
! N W, for the installation of new
officers.
Treaty Oak Chapter tomorrow
night will honor the past matron!
and past patrons. The Luncheon
/ Club will meet Wednesday at The
/ home of Alice Manning.
The grand matron, Mrs. 1rms
M Smith, and the grand patron
william E. Birgfeld, announce thei
itinerary this week: Banquet, 1881
Al associations. Monday; Naom
Chapter, Wednesday; Harmon.
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WeioIe First Lieutenant

FORT BRAGG, N. C.-Second 1t.
Graham Weigle, husband of Mrs.
Imogene Weigle of Washington, was
promoted to first lieutenant in the
Army Air Forces. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton r. Weigle
Kensington, Md.
CorplS. Frank H. Preble, 1860 Six
teenth NV, and Graham B. Kent,
1920 r NV, have been selected to
attend the Field Artillery OCS at
Fort Sill Okla
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Minstrel Show of EIks
Tonight to Close Jubilee

The diamond jubilee celebration
Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks will be concluded with
the preservation of the annual Elks
minstrel show in Washington Lodge
at 8:15 O'Clock tonight All Elks are
invited with their families and
friends. The Elks' Boys Band will
present brief concert, beginning at
7:30 o'clock.
The lodge has added another
patriotic endeavor to its activities
with a drive to obtain books for our
fighting men abroad Books wanted
include works of fiction, history, the
classics and biographies. All books
should be delivered to the Elks' Club
as soon as possible.
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Ben Hur News

Joseph NJ Bonifant chief presided
at the meeting OF Victory Court
Silent tribute was paid to Joseph J.
Sinnot, former doorkeeper, House Of
Representatives.
Louis M Merryman. chief. Paul i MCDan-
lei, past chief; CAM c Malone, jude 6
Paul wilkins. teacher. Harry NJ. Lockwood,
sulde Herman d. F1xsen. II, captain. Or
vii. r Ssndefur, master OF ceremonies;
Charles Mstsja, inner door: Peter @.
wenttsnR. outer door. Melvin D. Newland.
scribe: walter T. wilkinson, keeper OF
tribute; Harry o, Clem, John p. Dickman,
william r. kcLndon. trustees, LOUIS NJ
Merrymsn, Frank p Holly. FLOYD Roberts
Peter @. Wenttsng, delegstes 70 Executive
board
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American War Mothers

The American War Mothers will
give a tea at the American Legion
Club today from to 6 pm.
Mrs. Walter H. CrisWen, state
president, will be in charge of the
tea and will be assisted by Mrs.
Roscoe L. Oatley Mrs. Mary T.
Shanahan. Mrs. Amelia Thiele. Mrs.
Emile Walter, Mrs. John A. ECkert,
past presidents, and Mrs. Robert
Burg, Mrs. Estelle Richardson, chap
ter presidents. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
tin, national president, will address
the members.
The mothers of servicemen are
invited to attend.
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james Sharp Honored

ATHENS, Ga-Aviation Cadet
James Sharp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Sharp, Arlington, Va, was
appointed battalion subcommander
at the Naval Pre-Flight School,
where he had been serving at a pla-
toon leader. His brother, William
Allen Sharp, is in the Navy, now sta
toned at Bainbridge, Md, for basic
TRAINING
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLASTERERS-ALLM MEMBERS OF LOCAL
"a who are eligible to take part in the
merger Of Locals 90 and S4I must do so
before the 10th Of March, i943.
WILL CHECK OVER OR MAKE OUT
your income tax for a nominal fee. Box
1O-A, Star. 33s
PLASTERERS t& CEMENT FINISHERS.
Special meeting Thursday. February %,
1913. I. TAYLOR, secretary 23'
HEATING BOILERS REPLACED AT ONCE,
NV. or steam. No cash down, 3 yrs to pay.
ROYAL HEATING CO, MA. 1903.
Night or Sunday. RA. $500.
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Study Army Finance

FORT HARRISON, Ind.-Three
Washington men arrived here at the
Finance Replacement Training Cen
ter to begin basic training They
are Pvts. Darrell Dunn. husband of
Mrs. AdesSa Dunn, 2504 Tenth street
NE; Francis Lambert, husband of
Mrs. Marjorie Lambert, 206 Sixth
street S E. and MarcuS Nader
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Smith Master Seraeant

CAMP POLK, La.-Pvt. Sylvester
c. Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
R. Smith, II King avenue, Seat
Pleasant, Md, was promoted to
master sergeant at the Air Depot
Training Station Of the Army Air
Base.
Pvt. Harry Buchanan, husband of
Mrs, Victoria P. Buchanan, 21l0 Q
NV, was promoted to corporal with
the 11th ArmOred Division
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Rives in Engineering Office

WENDOVER FIELD, Utah.-Sec-
ond 1t. Thomas M. Rives, jr., Army
Air Forces, son of Maj. and Mrs,
Thomas M. Riyes, 4307 Elm street,
Chevy Chase. Md, is stationed at
the Engineering Office. Second 1t.
Vernon D. Adams, son of Mrs. H w.
Adams. 4704 West Virginia avenue,
Bethesda, Nd, reported for duty as
q bOu1 bar6ipr
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Capt. Bourne Now Major

CAMP EDWARDS, Mass.-Capt.
Robert F. Bourne, 1925 Forty-sev-
enth NV, supply officer of the
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Training
Center here, was promoted to the
rank of major
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Job S Daughters

Shirley Williams of Bethel NO. |,
one of our girls who is going away to
school, entertained the choir at her
home.
A Iummage sale will be held Feb
ruary 27. If you have rummage
notify Jeanne Jones.
Grand visitation will be held on
March 6.
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Gunnu Graduated

FORT MONMOUTH. N. j.
Alfred Louis Gamma, son Of Mrs
Josephine Gamma, 5615 North Capt.
tOl street, was commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant at the Eastern Signal
Corps School.
Frederick Cuttings Alvey, 18, 6531
Coolidge street, Maryland Park
Md, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Alvey, was recently promoted to
corporal
Benjamin Schleifstein, IS, 250O
Fourteenth street NE, was pro-
NOTED To technician fourth grade
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Boyd at Army Air Depot

WARMER ROBINS, Ga.-Second
1t. Richard F. Boyd, 2123 I NV,
reported to the Army Air Depot
here for active duty. 1t. Boyd was
formerly purchasing agent for the
Copper Wire Engineering Associa-
tinY
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ASSIGNED as Pilots

COLUMBIA, S. C,-Second Its.
Arnold j. Mckee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold B, Mckee, 9100 Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda, and
Robert M. Arentson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Arenston, 816 Easley
street, Silver Spring, have reported
at the Army Air Base and are as
signed to medium bombardment
grOuOS as OilOtS
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Band Director Promoted

MOODY FIELD, Ga.-Sergt.
Lloyd Stanford Tyler, formerly Of
Washington, has been promoted to
master sergeant at the Advanced
Flying School where he is director
of the 314th Army Air Forces Band.
Two other members of this band
also promoted: Corpl. Harry R. Al
len, sergeant, and Pvt. William w.
Greene cOrDOral
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AT Parachute School

FORT BENNING, Gait. James
w. Harvill, 81 Quincy NV, who
was commissioned upon graduation
from O. c. S. here, has returned
from a Today furlough to attend
Parachute School. Other recruit
0. c. S. graduates: Its. Brenton
James McCart, 1865 Perry place
NV. and Albert BuYrl Caldwell.
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Two Mechanics Students

AMARILLO, Tex. - William N
Kranking, son of Mr. and Mrs, Will
liam d. Kranking, 1705 Second
NE, has begun an intensive course
Of study in aviation mechanics.
Theodore E. Mangum. son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Mangum, Piney
Branch road, Clifton Park, Md, is
also enrolled
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End Course at Tuscon

TUCSON, Ariz.-TWo former resi-
dents OF Washington completed the
ndoctrlnatlon course at the Naval
Training School and will receive ad-
Vanced training or active duty as
slgnments. They are Lit. d. g. Jo-
seph A. Mccain, field engineer, 1417
Sheridan NV, and Warrant Officer
(Gunner) Leon E. Skies, ordnance
irc1nect or o21n z g L
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Shifted to McChord Field

FORT MYERS, Fla.-Frederick w.
Berens, jr, 324 East West highway,
Chevy Chase, Md, graduated from
the Army Air Forces, Gunnery
School and was promoted to staff
sergeant. He was transferred to the
390th Bomb Squadron at McChord
Field Wash
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Johnston Commissioned

COLUMBUS, Miss. - Eugene R.
Johnston, %, son of Mr.. and MIS-
Robert E. Johnston. 9706 Columbia
boulevard, Silver Spring, graduated
from the Army Flying School and
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant
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Two Join Comp Wheeler

CAMP WHEEL LER, Gait.
Daniel T, Holder. son of John r.
Holder. 574l Colorado avenue NV,
and 1t. Elmer w. Grimes. son of
Mrs. Lillian A. Grimes, 1926 Austin
street Sc, recently reported to the
Infantry Replacement Training
Center here following graduation
from the Fort Benning Officer Cam
didata School
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BeIkin Is Graduated

SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD.
N. C.-PVt, Harold Belkin, 4219 Third
NV, graduated from the aviation
mechanics course at this branch of
the Ar Forces Technical Training
Command
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Two Commissioned

CAMP BARKELEY, TeX.-Her-
bert Herman Haft, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Haft, 1924 Ninth NV, and
Davis Brodhead Mccoy. son of Mrs.
John f. Mccoy, 6323 Luzon NV,
graduated from the Medical Admin
istratiye Corps, OCS, and were COM
niSSiOned
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Fort Jackson Promotions

FORT JACKSON, S. C.-Melvin
S. Ruffner, 1000 Evarts NE, was
promoted to technician. fourth
grade, 325th Medical Battalion.
Others promoted include Gustav
Hochuli, 1138 Twelfth NV, to
technician, fifth grade, and George
E. Wilbur, Is Fourth Sc, to cor
r,OroI
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At Lakeland Air Base.

LAKELAND. Fla-Codct John l..
Rlsdon, son of Mrs. Katherine Ris-
don, 4408 North Sixteenth street,
Arlington, Va, is now stationed
here for the second phase Of his
Army basic flying school instruction.
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Petty Officer Rotino

MOREHEAD, Ky. - Parker r.
Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Scott, 1923 Ridge place Sc, was
recently promoted to petty officer
rating of electricians mate third
class upon graduation from the
Naval Training School here
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Graduates With Honors

GULFPORT FIELD, MisS.-Pvt.
Charles M. Holscaw, % Avon street,
Hyattsville, Md, graduated with
honors from the Airplane Mechanics
School. Two other graduates are
Pvts. Ralph D. Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William It. Martin, 1882 U
Sc. and Thomas A. Palmer, 1923
Macarthur boulevard NV.
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Huvens Graduated

SCOTT FIELD, Ill-Pvt. William
D. Havens, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Havens, 4307 Second road,
Arlington, Va, was graduated from
the radio school at the Technical
Training Command and is now
qualified for bomber crew duty.
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To Take Clerical Course

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich.-Pvt.
Clarence A. Rees, 600 Hamilton
NV, has been ordered to Central
State College, Edmond, Okla, for a
course in Army clerical work.
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Eliqible for Bomber Post

SHEPPARD FIELD, Tex.-Pvt.
Walter P. Hark, formerly of WASH
ington, recently completed an in
tensive course in aviation me-
chanics at the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command and
is eligible to become crew chief on
a hOnhhr
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Qualified as Murksmun

CAMP GORDON, Ca-Pvt. Ed
ward A. Pope, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Pope, 1000 Upshur NE, sta
toned with the 18th Infantry, quail
fed as marksman, having previously
qualified as sharpShOoter.
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Public Relations Officer

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Second 1t
Don Craig, son of Mrs Elisabeth
May Craig, TIT North Carolina ave-
nue. Sc, was promoted to first lieu
tenant at the Quartermaster Depot
where he is public relations and his
torical oficer,
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Burdisk First Pilot

CASPAR, Wyo.-Second Lit. Will
liam Andrew Burdisk, son of George
f. Burdisk, 6502 Fortieth avenue.
University Park, Md, was promoted
recently to the rank of first lieu
tenant here at the Army Air Base,
where he is first pilot. 1t. Burdisk
was formerly an engineer in Wash
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Qualify as Rifle Experts

FORT MCCLELLAN. Ala.-PVts.
Harry CaVelas, son of Nicholas f.
P, CarvelaS, 125 c NE, and Edward
P. Geneger, son Of Mrs. Katherine
T. Geneger, 1926 Tenth NV. quail
fed as rifle experts at the Infantry
Replacement Training CentprS
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Hudson lst Lieutenant

NEW ORLEANS, La.-Second 1t.
Hubert W. Hudson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H, H. Hudson, 1913 South Court
street, Luray, Va. was promoted
to first lieutenant at jefferson Bar
~ Il
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HUGHES, Wines Promoted

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - James
Joseph Hughes, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Hughes, I'LL Sixth street
S.W,, has been promoted to aviation
machinist's mate, third class. Staff
Sergt. E. j. Wines, U. S. M. c. Re
serve, 1929 Allison street NV. was
promoted to technical sergeant at
the Naval Air Station
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Linthicum Advanced

SANTA ANA, lif.-Aviation Ca
Diet Raymond E. Linthicum, 1916
Somerset place NV, has completed
pre- flight training and has been Or
dered to primary flying school.
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Two Promoted to Seroeunts

COURTLAND, Ala-Corpls. Vim
cent A. Ford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Ford, 1929 Columbia NV,
and Leroy Taylor, Washington, were
promoted to sergeants at the ArmyS
Basic FlYing School.
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Given Bombing Instruction

CARLSBAD, N. MeX-Lt. David
o. RyOn, son of Mr.. and Mrs N. E.
Ryon, 1885 Upshur NV, Is now re-
ceiving bombardier instruction at
the Army Air Forces Advanced Fly
School
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Grand Council Heads
To Visit Brightwood,
Mi. Pleasant Units
Joppo Lodge to Hold
Open House Tomorrow;
Communications Set

John G.. MatheS Grand Master of
the Masonic Grand Council OF Royal
and Select Masters. has announced a
joint visitation of the Grand Council
officers at $50 pm. on Tuesday to
BrightWood and Mount Pleasant
Councils in the Stansbury Masonic
Temple.
Jcppa Lodge will hold open house
/ tomorrow night for members and
families. Comdr. Donald B. Mac
MILAN will give highlights of ex-
periences in the Arctic regions.
Communications this week are:
Tomorrow, Benjamin Franklin
Lodge to honor Past Grand Master
Paul B. Cromelin Stansbury, NJ. M.
degree by the Masters Association
OF 1913; Dawson, called off.
Tuesday, Takoma, business; Fed
eral, business.
Wednesday, Brightwood Lodge, M.
M. degree, with firemens night;
Harmony, M. M. degree.
Friday, Hope, E A. degree with
w
east; st. Johns, F. C. degree; Trim
ity, F. c. degree.
Ladies Auxiliary of the De Molay
Commandery, K. T. will meet at
the Masonic Temple at 8 pm. Tues
day. Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson,
president, will preside.
The newly installed officers of
William r. Singleton Chapter, R. A.
M. are: Excellent high priest, EN-
NETT L. Fletcher; king, Raymond M
Bradshaw. scribe. Thomas E. Par
rish, jr.; secretary. Robert w. Buck
ner; treasurer. Edmund H. Graham ::
captain of the host, Theodore r.
Schneeman; principal Sojourner,
William S. Goodman; Royal Arch
captain, D. N. ToWe; master of the
third veil, A. Nelson Brown; master
Of the second veil. Roy M Stock
man tacting); master of the first
veil, George r. Templeton (act-
ing).
Dean Hill Stanley was reelected
for another three years as trustee.
The meeting of February 25 is called
off. The next meeting will be
March II.
The Past Masters and Most Excel
lent Masters Degrees will be con-
ferred in Eureka Chapter, R. A, M,
on Friday evening. Excellent High
Priest Kenneth C. MarkWard an
nounced that the degree teams will
be headed by Raymond E. Rapp and
Edward A. MattiSon, respectively.
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Sponish War Veterans

Col, James S. Petit Camp VII.
meet at department headquarters
Tuesday at 8 pm. -,
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp VII
convene Friday at Pythian Tenn
pie at 8 pm. Mai Berkley Inge
II & A. retired. will speak. Prof
George w. Puff's Philippine Chon
will sing.
Auxiliaries.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Col. James S. Petit.
Wednesday-Pr Club,
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Osburn Transferred

WINFIELD, Kans,-Richard Os-
burn, son of Mrs. Dorothy A. Smith,
2415 Eighteenth NV, graduated
from the Basic Flying School and
has been transferred to another
field for advanced instruction.
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Personnel Officer

TINKER FIELD, Okla.-Second
1t. Melvin De Launey, son of Enrol
j. De Launey, 1914 Connecticut
NV, is stationed at the Air Service
Command as personnel officer.
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Embrey Now Corporal

WILL ROGERS FIELD, Okla
Pvt. Harry V. Embrey, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Embrey. 400
Commerce lane, Rockville, Nd, was
promoted to corporal at the Air De-
pot Training Station.