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Four D. T.. Men Attend
Asst Glasses al 6. u.

Four District men have report
ed to Georgetown University for
reclassifcation under the Army
Specialized Training program: Pvts.
William H. Gallogly, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Gallogly, 4300 Thirteenth
street NE; EDGAR Dickerson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Dickerson,
1924 Kearney street NV; Donald
Thomas Moorhead, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian o. Moorhead, 1905 B
street Sc, and Standley M. Corn
field, son of Philip Cornfield, 804
Delafield place NV.
A graduate of st. Johns College
High School, Pvt. Gallogly was for
merly employed by the Army Map
Service.
Pvt. Dickerson, a graduate of Nc
Kinley High School, attended
George Washington University.
Pvt. Moorhead attended Eastern
High School and Drexel Institute.
He formerly was employed by the
William P. Lipscomb Co.
A former employe of the Cohen
Picture Framing Co., Pvt. Cornfield
is a graduate of Roosevelt High
School.
Gallogly. Moorhead and Corn
field received their basic training
at Fort Belvoir, Va, and Dickerson
received his recruit training at the
Army, War College.
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Five End Bosic Training
At Armored Force Bose

FORT KNOX, KY. - Pvt. Albert
Metz, 1701 Sixteenth street NV, was
promoted to corporal at the
Armored Force Replacement Train
ing Center here. A former news
paperman, Corpl. Metz is now teach
ing trainees.
Five men from the Washington
area have completed basic training
at the center. They are: Pvts. Frank
w. Seal, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Seal, 1868 Eighteenth street NV:
William H. Strawn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry o. Strawn, Landover,
Md; Peter G. Kuh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin J. Kuh, jr., 2913 Cathed-
raj avenue NV; Kenneth C. Ben
nett, son of Mrs. Ralph w. Bennett,
5607 North Twenty-second street,
Arlington, Va, and Earl r. Silke,
1440 Fairmont street NV.
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Mundu Raiders Pen Poem

The toloping 'oritten BY "The Raiders" the
first group OF American boys to land Mundd Among
them was Victor Triing, 19 Of Mr. and Mrs HenryJ
Trtlng, 1872 Forty-eDenth place NV He been
Nary t1Oo SerDing Nth uphibouS forces
brother Stat Serg Ed,Oard Tin9 stationed Nth the
Field Artillery in Indiano10n Gap, Pa.
SOMEWHERE in the Pacific, where the is like
Each day Is followed by another, slightly worse;
Where the coral dust blows thicker than the SheS
And a white dreams and for better land.
Somewhere in the Pacific where girl is seen,
Where the sky cloudy the
Where the flying foxes chatter robs of blessed ep
There isn't whisky, and for beer the longing deep.
Somewhere in the Pacific nights
Where the like searchght the
Sparkes like diamond necklace the and balmy night
It's shameless sort of beauty with the all shining bright
Somewhere in the Pacific where the mail is always late
Where Christmas card in April considered upodate
Where never have payday, never have cent,
But don't miss the cause we'd get it spent
Somewhere the Pacific where the ants and lizards play
And hundred fresh mosquitoes replace the Slay
So take back to the u S. A. let the frosty DELL
For this God fCrsaken outpost is substitute for hell
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Four D. c. Cadets Shifted
To Corpus Christi Center

GLENVIEW, Ill. - Four Naval
aviation cadets from the District
have been transferred to the Naval
Air Training Center at Corpus
Christi. Tex, following the compile
ton of their primary flight training
courses here.
They are: Robert Old Jennings,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Jen-
nings, 3508 Twenty-fourth street
NE; Arnold Winfield Barden, son
Of Mrs. M. w. Barden, 2518 Tunlaw
road NV; Ronald Warren Hin
richs. son of Mrs. Edith Hall, 427
Thirteenth street NE, and Robert
Emmett Fitzgerald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, 1915 Kansas
avenue NV. All four received their
pref1ight training at the University
of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa.
A graduate of Mckinley High
School, Cadet Jennings attended
Benjamin Franklin University for
two years. Cadet Barden, who at
tended the University of Maryland
and the Citadel, Charleston, S. c.,
is a graduate of Roosevelt High
School. Cadet Hinrichs, who at
tended high school in Boone, Iowa,
attended the Naval Academy at
Annapolis for one year. Cadet Fitz-
gerald is graduate of Mckinley
High School
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Georgetown University and 1t.
Brown was student at Strayer
Business College.
R0ccia Gets Gunnery Wings.
LAREDO, Tex-Second 1t. Peter
Roccia, 808 Orleans street NE, has
successfully completed the flexible
aerial gunnery course here at the
Army Air Field and was awarded
his serial gunnery wings. He is
now eligible to become a member
OF an Army Air Forces combat
crew.
Grunwell Shifted to Kansas.
CAMP PHILLIPS, Kans.-Second
1t. Charles v. Grunwell, jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Grunwell
24l5 Twentieth street NV, recently
reported for duty here and was as
signed to a Special Service company
He was formerly stationed at Camr
Robinson, Ark.
1t. Poss in California.
VICTORVILLE, Calif.-Lt. Rubin
V. Poss. jr., lat Thirteenth street
NE, has been assigned to duty here
at the Army air field. A graduate
Observation-Disclosures, he first en-
tered active. service in February,
1941.. ... -
Joseph E. Carr, Park Lane Apart
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D. {. Officers Receive
Promotions at Bases
Throughout u. 5.

CAMP LEE, Va.-Three officers
from the Washington area recently
received promotions here at the
Quartermaster Replacement Train
ing Center. They are: Capt. Paul
o. Hoffman, husband of Mrs. Clar-
ice E. Hoffman. 1904 Sixth street,
South Arlington, Va, promoted to
major; First 1t. William Oscar
Bradley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
M. Bradley, 4109 Leland street,
Chevy Chase. Md, advanced to cap
tain, and Second 1t. Robert E.
Doyle, jr,, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Doyle, 4008 Eighth street NE,
promoted to first lieutenant.
Formerly employed by the Po-
tonnac Electric Power Co. as a con-
sultant on commercial lighting,
Maj. Hoffman served with a medi-
cal unit of the National Guard
from 1927 to 1880. Commissioned a
second lieutenant through the OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps in May, 1938
he has been on active duty here
since February, 1941. Maj. Hoffman
is commanding officer of bat
talon.
Capt. Bradley, who is serving here
as a company commander, attended
George Washington and Maryland
Universities. Prior to entering the
service, Capt. Bradley was en-
ployed as manager of the Childs
Co. in New York A brother. Corpl.
Patrick Bradley, is stationed at
Holabird, Md
Serving as executive officer of a
company here, 1t. Doyle, who at
tended Central High School and
George Washington University, was
formerly assistant building super
intendent OF the National Geogra-
phic Society. He was commissioned
last December. Mrs. Doyle resides
in Hopewell, Va.
Burns Garrett, 37-year-old at
torney for the Bureau of Internal
Revenue, and son Of Judge Finis j.
Garrett, presiding judge of the
Court of Customs and Patent Ap-
peals, recently enlisted in the Army
and is now taking his basic train
ing here at the Quartermaster Re-
placement Training Center. Pvt.
CARROTS family is now living with
his parents.
Morse Promoted.
PAMPA, Tex.-Second 1t. Roger
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"'er L. D"ho' 1910, following
his graduation. A brother is serving
in the Navy. His father, Harry T.
Bond, lives at Hertford, N. C.
Quartermaster Bond was at his
general quarters station at the
wheel of the Icarus during the at
tack on the submarine which was
detected about 100 yards ahead. The
cutter rushed into action, dropping
pattern of depth charges. AS she
turned back for another attack a.
terrific explosion occurred in the
open sea off the port quarter. Ac-
cording to Quartermaster Bond, this
explosion was caused by a torpedo
operated by a time mechanism
which had been set for too short a
run and thus failed to damage the
Icarus, which had been the target.
News showers of depth charges
from the Icarus brought the sub
marine to the surface, Quartermas-
ter Bond said, and the Icarus then
opened up with her deck guns sink
Ing the U-boat, which left "a men
struggling on the surface. One of
these was the U-boat's skipper, and.
according to Quartermaster Bond,
ne was an arrogant man who
blamed his crew and especially the
torpedoman who mis-set the timing
apparatus of the torpedo which
failed to sink the Icarus. 1t was
the first voyage for both submarine
ana the crew. And, as Quartermas-
ter Bond observed, it was also their
last.
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Scheinermon and Hurt
Complete Special Course

GREENVILLE, Pa.-Wilson Schei-
nermon. technician, fourth grade,
s23 North Thomas street, Arlington.
Va. and Pvt. Chester Hurt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hurt, Branch
vile, Md, recently completed an in
tensive course In instruction in mill
tary subjects here at the Shenango
Personnel Replacement Depot.
Scheinermon, who attended Gen.
sral High School and Southeastern
and Benjamin Franklin Universities,
Is assigned to the special service
branch. He has two brothers in the
service, Technical Sergt. Albert
6cheinermon, stationed in Alaska,
and Pfc. Philip Scheinermon, on
duty in California.
Pvt. Hurt entered the Army in
January. He was previously sta
toned at Camp Lee, Va. He has
two brothers also serving in the
Army, Pvts. Jessie M. and George w.
Hurt.
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the Air Forces Pfc. y. +. Lumpkins.
Technical School In May. He later
was stationed at the Army Air Base
at New Orleans, La, and Brookley
Field, Ala.
Weems With Engineers.
Staff Sergt. James Weems, son
Of Mrs. Anna Olivia Weems, 908
Desmond court S.W., is with an en-
gineering regiment somewhere in
the South Pacific, where he is a sup
ply sergeant A graduate of Arm
strong Technical School, he was in
Quoted into the Army in August,
1941. He has been overseas since
October.
Pfc. Aaron Rosenberg, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ISadore Rosenberg, 6l00
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Smith and Stein Study
FLIGHT Radio Mechanics

SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.-Pfc. Nc
Lean Smith, husband of Mrs. Doro-
thy P. Smith, GOT High street, Falls
Church, Va, has been assigned to
the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command School here for
training as a radio operator
machanic. A graduate of Western
High School, he attended George
Washington University and was
formerly employed as special agent
for the Home Finance Co. Pfc.
Smith, who has been in the Army
since March, previously served at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo, and Scott
Field, Ill.
Pvt. Irwin Stein, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Stein, 4700 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, has been promoted
to private first class upon assign
ment to this same school. A grad
uate of Woodrow Wilson High
School, Pfc. Stein has been in service
since March. He was formerly sta
toned at Scott Field.
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stoned second lieutenants In the
Coast Artillery Corps after COM
pleting the officer candidate course
here at the Antiaircraft Artillery
School. After brief furloughs, the
new officers will begin their duties
in the Antiaircraft Artillery.
Weiner, Brown Graduated.
CARLSBAD, N. Mex.-Second Its.
Bernard Weiner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon l.. Weiner, 684 Keefer
place NV, and Robert L. Brown,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Brown,
1916 North Lexington street, Ar
lington, Va, recently were grad
uated from the Navigation School
here at the Army Air Field. Both
officers received wings from the
Bombardier School at Deming, N.
Mex. 1t. Weiner formerly attended
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marine duty for year.
His citation reads: For extraor-
dinary heroism as commanding
officer of the United States sub
marine during the fourth war patrol
of that vessel. Upon sighting hos
tile convoy escorted by warships,
1t. Comdr. Foley, with both skill
and daring, maneuvered his ship
into position to strike the enemy and
launched vigorous attack, sinking
several transport and cargo vessels
and damaging an unidentified ship
His expert seamanship and unyield-
ing devotion to duty, employed at
great personal risk in the face of
grave danger, were In keeping with
the highest traditions of the United
States Naval Service"
Comdr. Foley's wife, Mrs. Louise
Foley, who now resides in Hernosa
Beach, Calf, is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j. Heath, 1841
Sixteenth street NV.
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Cousin Of Ickes Gets
AGO Commission

FORT WASHINGTON, Md
Waldo P. Ickes, 1916 Emerson street
NV, son Of the late Capt. w. S.
Ickes, U. s. A., and cousin of Sec
retary Of the Interior Harold w.
Ickes, was one Of the IA men from
the Washington area who were
grauated Wednesday from the Ad-
jutant Generals Officer Candidate
School here and were commissioned
second Ieutenants. The other newly
commissioned officers include: Harry
R. Adamson, 1915 Seventeenth street
NV: Norman H. Barlow, 4550 Con-
necticut avenue NV; Robert j.
Brennan, 2002 North Stafford street,
Arlington, Va.
Lewis Carliner, 1912 Flower ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md; George L.
Connor, 1909 Fifth street Sc;
Joseph Cunningham, 5000 Eleventh
street, South Arlington, Va; James
A. Erik, 1901 South Barton street,
Arlington. Va; Fred H. Herring, 5O4
Third street Sc; Benjamin L.
Hooff, 1901 Fort Davis street Sc;
George T. Howard, 1417 Longfellow
street NV: Robert l.. Morris, 3012
Nelson place Sc; Arthur T. SIM
mons, 2120 P street NV, and Albert
w. Rinehart, 24o5 Bunker Hill road
NE.
Five non-commissioned officers
from the District recently received
promotions here at the Adjutant
Generals School. Pvt. John T.
Madden, 1904 Fourteenth street
NV, and Joseph P. Edgar, techni-
clan fifth grade, 1441 Chaplin street
NV, were promoted to corporals,
and Pvts. Thomas P Wharton, 2514
Forty-firSt street NV; Robert D.
Stark, 1890 New Hampshire avenue
NV, and Mike O'Daniel, Hotel
Washington, were promoted to tech
nicianS, fifth grade.
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George washington University Law
School.
Germ Is First Lieutenant.
RICHMOND, Va. - Second 1t
Elmer Germ, who was formerly sta
toned at the Office of the Quarter
master General in Washington, has
been promoted to first lieutenant
here at the Army Service Forces
Depot where he has been stationed
since May. A graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan Law School, 1t.
Germ was formerly employed as
transportation economist for the
National Resources Planning Board
In Washington.
Second 1t. John A. Miller, for
merly of Washington, has been as
signed to duty at the Engineer Sup
ply Office here at the Army Service
Forces Depot. 1t. Miller, who was
formerly employed as a receiving
clerk for the Virginia Engineering
Construction Co. at Norfolk, Va, re-
Gently was graduated from the En-
gineer Officer Candidate School at
For Belvoir, Va.
Commissioned in Louisiana.
MONROE, La.-TWo Washington
mans have been commissioned lieu
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his body itched when he went to
bed. Next day I had to clean his
bed thoroughly with gasoline. one
of the things that keeps us on his
side Is those 'Yanks and comic
books you send him.
May I suggest you send him a
good joke book so we can laugh in
earnest when he tells joke. The
entire kitchen force would be CRATE
full.
Sleep? Why I never saw man
who could spend two-thirds of his
life in bed and enjoy 1t as much as
he does.
Food? Yes, that is the only rea-
son he gets out Of bed and hts stom-
ach proves he likes to eat.
otherwise he is a swell fellow"
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Star.
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minutes 5 seconds, setting a new
record
Pfc. William B. Wright, son of
Emmett Newton Wright, 3414 Rhode
Island avenue, Mount Rainier, Md,
has been promoted to corporal here
at the Airplane Mechanics School
of the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command. A member of
the permanent personnel, Corpl.
Wright is attached to a training
group. He was formerly employed
as carpenter.
Pfc. Philip R. Hague, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Hague, Brandywine,
Md, has reported for training to
the school. Before entering the
military service. Pfc. Hague was a
student at the University of Mary
land.
Pvt. James N. Blackstone, 2e15
Connecticut avenue NV, has ar
rived here for basic training.
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was formerly employed by Reming-
ton Rand. Inc.
Sergt. Donald p. Hunt, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph T. Hunt, 5I05
Forty-flfth street NV. who has
been stationed in the Canal Zone
with the Army Air Forces since jan
uary, 1912, has been awarded the
Good Conduct Ribbon "for exem-
plary behavior, efficiency and fidel-
ity." Sergt. Hunt has been in the
service since January, 1941.
Gamberoni in Africa.
One month before Pearl Harbor,
Carlo F. Gamberoni, then IL, son
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When zoe play checkers 1oe haze to let him 1vin

The following was written by a
private to Washington woman
whose husband is the soldiers mess
sergeant somewhere in North Africa.
1t has been said that a mess SER
geant always has his mouth open;
either giving orders, eating or snor-
ing.
Here I am in North Africa, hav-
ing the honor Of working for your
handsome, if slightly fat, husband.
Every time he tells a joke we have
to laugh or he makes us work all
the harder. When we play checkers,
we have to let him win or it means
more work. The other day I failed
to laugh at one of his jokes and he
made me wash the kitchen doors.
Il can even remember the time
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Armed Guard Officer
Leads Sunday Service
Aboard Cargo Vessel
On Merchant Shin

Chapjlains aren't part of
the personnel complement Of
freighters plying dangerous
trade routes so when Sunday
rolled around in mid-ocean
aboard the cargo vessel on
which 1t. q. g. H. Clifford
Irion is Navy Armed Guard
officer, he conducted church
services for his men and those
of the merchant crew, accord
ing to a dispatch from a British
port.
1t. Clifford, formerly a Fed
eral Communications Commits
sion attorney living in Alexan-
dria, Va, was assigned to Armed
| Guard duties last December and
since has made two voyages, to
Trinidad and British Guiana
and the United Kingdom.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Irion, live at 3736 Alton
place NV. Mrs. Marian Jill
Irion, his wife. resides at 800 e.
Royal street. Alexandria.
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Seven Are Graduated
Al Naval Air Center,
-Four Transferred

PENSACOLA, Fla.-Seven men
from the Washington area recently
were graduated from the Naval Air
Training Center here and awarded
wings as Naval aviators.
They are: James Francis Thomas,
%, son of Francis A. Thomas, Sandy
Springs, Md; John Edward Shields,
10, whose parents reside at 3719
Brandywine street NV; Edward
Revenier Bush, 90, son of Col. and
Mrs. George P. Bush, IS Beech ave-
nue., Bethesda, Md; Charles E.
Pearce, 10, son of Mrs. Rebecca C.
Pearce, 3716 Jocelyn street NV;
Lloyd Edward Johnston, 81, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Johnston, 1744
Taylor street NV; Albert o. Pol
ston, %, son of Mrs. Elma Polston,
isis Thirteenth street NE, and
Arthur Nelson Reed, %, son of John
S. Reed, 1913 First street Sc.
Bush, Thomas, Shields and Pearce
were commissioned second lieuten-
ants in the Marine Corps and john
ston, Polston and Reed were COM
missioned ensigns in the Naval Re-
serve. They will all go on active
duty at one of the Navy's air opera
tional centers before being assigned
to combat zone. Prior to entering
the Naval service, 1t. Bush at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity for three years.
Four men from the Washington
area were recently appointed Naval
aviation cadets and were trans
ferred to the Naval Air Training
Center here for intermediate flight
training. They are: John N. Terrio,
jr., %, son Of j. N. Terrio, 848 WASH
ington boulevard, Arlington, Va;
Peter Lambros, 81, son of Harry C.
Lambros, 1900 Floral street NV;
Eugene A. Costello, 81, son of Mrs.
Edna Ruth Costello, 1475 Columbia
road NV, and Earnest A. Cole, jr.,
%, son of E. A. Cole, 7016 Eastern
oyenuo Toko,,,o DorL MI
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GlIC SlNli oClN- Lt' L. IA. AApoht1'
ice Commission, 1t. Lipchitz entered
the service early in 1912. -.
Milton Bryant Abernathy, 81, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abernathy,
932 Burns street Sc, also was
graduated and commissioned. An
honor student at Anacostia High
School, 1t. Abernathy enlisted in
the Air Corps Reserve in the spring
of 1912. A brother, Winston Stirl-
ing Abernathy, is attending the
United States Naval Academy.
Cadet Haag Commissioned.
DOUGLAS, Authorization Cadet
F. w. Haag, son of Mrs. Ethel Haag,
6915 Sixth street NV, recently was
graduated from the Army Air Forces
Advanced Flying School here,
awarded his wings and commits
stoned second lieutenant.
Beck, Scull Are Officers.
CAMP DAVIS, N. C.-LaWrence
F. Beck, 5206 Illinois avenue NV,
and Lewis r. Scull, 5746 Colorado
avenue NV, have been commits
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mentS, has been
commissioned a
second lieuten-
ant here at the
Army air field.
The son of Mrs.
Eu p h e mi a D.
Carr, 1t. Carr
Is a graduate of
Bio o m 1 n 6 t o n
High S C h 90 !,
Bloc m | n 6 t o n,
Ind, and at
tended Indiana
University. H e
e n t ere d the
service in Sep
t EN- her. 1912.
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Capt. H. K. Anderson
Promoted 10 Major
In Canal Zone

Capt. Herbert K. Anderson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Anderson,
81 CORVALLIS court, Indianhead,
Md, has been promoted to major In
the Canal Zone, where he is con-
troller in the 9Th Air Force Fighter
Command. Maj. Anderson, who at
tended The Citadel. is graduate Of.
Maxwell Field (Ala) Army Air
Forces Advanced Flying School. He
has been on duty in the Canal Zone
since June, 1941.
Hugh H. Hemsley. f., son Of Mr..
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Alley With Air Forces

BOSTON, Mass-Pfc. Clifford B.
Alley, son Of John B. Alley, Anacos-
tia, has been assigned to active
duty with the Army Air Forces fol-
lowing his graduation from the New
England Aircraft School of the
Army Air Forces Technical Train
ing Detachment here.
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ana Mrs. hugh
H. Hemsley, 5235
E G h tn street
NV. and hus-
band of Mrs.
d o r o t h y S.
H e m S ! Y, 1858
North Upton
S t r e e t, Airing
ton, Va. has
been promoted
to h a r macist
mate, third class,
in the Canal
Zone. He en-
listed in the
Navy In Septem-
har 1910 and
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SO prisoners, in
cluding the sub
marines COM
manding officer, +,
is h ON e on
leave, for the
first time since
last July, with
his mother Mrs.
A d e ! a ide P.
B o n d, 4413
River road.
A Mckinley
Tech graduate,
he signed up
with the Coast
Guard in May,
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nome on leave
t r m overseas
duty. For service
aboard a trans
port in the cam
paigns OF Sicily,
French Morocco
and Algiers, he
received a cita-
tion and was
promoted to pet
ty officer, second
class.
A graduate of
Maryland Park
High School, he
W a S formerly
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OI MI. anu MIS-.
p e t e r Gamble
roni, 211l Huide-
koper plac g
NV, enlisted In
the Naval Re-
serve. Now in
N orth Africa,
h avin been.
among the first
to land there, he
hopes to obtain
leave soon.
Recently Gam
beroni was pro-
NOTED to avi-
tion radioman,
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Kraft Ends Course

SHEPPARD FIELD, Tex. Pfc.
Fred B. Kraft, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Kraft, 4601 Highland
avenue, Bethesda, Md, recently was
graduated from an intensive course
in airplane mechanics at this Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand School, Pfc. Kraft received
basic training at Miami Beach.
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Ao 1dCduBelO,
1906 D street
N E., Is stationed
here. A graduate
of Eastern High
School, Pfc. lac
angelo was at
tending Wilson
Teachers Col
lege at the time
he entered the
service. A track
man during his
years at Eastern,
he has won an
obstacle course
race with a
timing of 2
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Morton Ends AirpIone Course

KESSLER FIELD, Miss.-Corpl.
John M. Morton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry S. Morton, Forest Glen,
Md, recently was graduated as a
full-fledged airplane mechanic after
II weeks of intensive specialized
training in the service and mainte-
nance of Liberator bombers.
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submarine o II
war patrols in
the Pacific. He
has been pro-
NOTED to full
commander.
A graduate of
t h e U nj t e d
States N a v a |
Academy, class
of '27, Comdr
Foley serv ed
as communica-
tions offic e r
aboard the Ari-
zona at Pearl
Harbor. He has
been on SUBJ
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norviII, Luber Assigned

GETTYSBURG, Pa. - Aviation
Students John Harvill. son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Harvill of Washing
ton, and Joseph Luber, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Luber, 2939 Mills ave-
nue NE, have arrived here at the
College Training Detachment for
several months academic and phys
lcal training prior to their appoint
n1ent as aviation cadets.