The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-10-28

Pfc. Clarence S. Baker, son of Mr..
Clarence H. Baker, l34 South Lo-
Gust street, has just graduated from
a weather observers course at the
Army Air Forces Training Command
School at Chanute Field, Illinois,
according to a press release from the
Commands Public Relations Office.
Pvt Ernest l.. Bell, who before
entering the U. S. Army on Oct. 4,
was employed at Victor Products
Corporation, is now stationed at
Camp Croft, S. c., and likes it fine.
Baseball fans will remember Bell as
the'ardent Owls rooter who signified
his approval of every Owl play by
loudly changing ships bell which
he took down to every game. His
good wife, another Owl fan, is clos
ing their home at 861 Virginia ave
nue. and will leave shortly to join
her husband in South Carolina.
Bells address is: 33735406, 4th Pla-
toon, Co, A, 3Oth l. T. B., Camp
Croft, S. G,
A/C Joseph r. Coons, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Coons, 1920 South Po-
tomac street, has arrived at Max
we'll Field, Ala, for his pre-flight
training for a pilot He entered the
Service Feb. 81 and received his
basic training at Miami Beach, fol-
lowed by a five-months college
course at Clinton, S C. Completing
that course, he moved to the CLASH
fication Center at Nashville, Tenn,
and from there to his present base
for the third phase of his officer
training. Coon"s address Che was
an inspector at Fairchilds before
entering the Service) is: 1315766S,
So. D-4, Class A, F. Flight, Max
we'll Field, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Crum 563
Salem avenue, now have three sons
in the Service-George, Raymond
and Richard.
Pvt. George d .Crum, the third to
enter the Service, enlisted on Oct. 2,
and is stationed at Camp Croft His
wife Mrs. Frances Crum, is making
her home with her husbands par
ents during his absence in the Serv-
ice. Writing home, George says that
he is getting along o. X, but to
write soon and often His address
is: Pvt. George D. Crum, Assn
33735316, Co A, 30th Inf, TING
Bn., Camp Croft, S. c.
AIM 3rd class Raymond W. Crum,
USN, who received his boot" train
ing at Jacksonville, is now stationed
at Norfolk, Va. His address is:
A.A.A. T. w, S. T. II, Dorm. B.P.B,
MAS, Norfolk, Va.
Pfc. Richard c. Crum is stationed
in California. His address is
ASH. 6998803, Camp Young Maint
Det, CT. por., APO 1873, care post
master, Los Angeles, Calf.
Just prior to Georges enlistment
this month, his two brothers were
home on furlough and the whole
family had grand reunion.
Pvt. Richard H. Delaughter, who
entered the Service on Sept 81, has
advised his wife, who makes he1
home on Alexander street, that he
has arrived at Camp Wheeler to be-
gin his basic training His address
is: Assn 337344O9, Co. C, 9th Bn., 3rd
Platoon, Camp Wheeler, Ga.
A/C Marvin E Fouche, son of Mr.
and Mrs. c. N. Fouche, 1886 West
Washington street, was among G
group of Hagerstown boys who re-
Gently arrived at Maxwell Field
Ala, for the the third phase of then
pilot training. Cadet Fouche en-
tered the Service in February anc
received his basic training in Miami
Fla. His address is Squad. L, Group
6, Flight l (a.a.f), PRS. (Pilot
44F), Maxwell Field, Ala
Marvin has two brothers in the
Service.
1st Lieut. Fred F. Fouche, who ha!
been in the Service for Is years, i;
now in the Signal Corps and is sta.
toned in Detroit
Mess Sgt. Lester C. Fouche, who
has been in the Army Ordnance
Corps for two years, and who re
turned from the Panama Canal Zone