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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Builders Exchange
Elects New Officers

John II Freeman Of the John
Freeman Hardware Co today
had been named president OF the
Builders and Traders Exchange.
He was elected al an organization
meeting of the board Of directors
Al the Harmonic Club
Vice presidents named were
Lester l.. Brooker Of the Brooker
Engineering Co, and Thomas
NraShall Of the Robert Hutton
Co. G. X Chapman of the Wal
bridge Aiafncrr Co. was named
treasurer and +. j Brunner was
continued as secretary-manager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Tote your records in this handy case
made of wood, covered with fabric
resembling leather. Has sturdy han
die, clamp fastenings. Holds so rec
ords. This attractive case in brown
color is gft-worthy. $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
NJ. {. Train Kills
Wayne Motorist

Carl LeNaira. 30. 3sl4 Mildred,
Wayne, was killed today when n
Detro,t-bounf Michigan Central
passenger train struck his car at
The NcrT.wan road crossing Just
south Of Michigan
The car demolished va S
dragged 80 feei hy The train The
body was thrown $50 feet into an
adjoining field,
NJ. T.. prchard of Jackson, en-
gincer. said he did not see the
auto before the impact and eX-
pressed belief the driver drove
into the path % the train
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
7 Wounded Men
Arrive at Custer

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. "a
Three Detroit area soldiers are
among the latest wounded arrlv-
ing at the Fl Custer COnyales-
cent Facility.
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Branch
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Yes, Borden's Silver Cow Evaporated
Milk is glorious for cooking. Use it to make
wonderful cream soups and puddings. Use
it in mashed potatoes, too. Makes 'em
marvelously creamy.
WONDERFUL FOR BABIES, 1901
Here's why so many doctors recommend
Borden's Evaporated Milk for babies and
growing children:
!. Concentrated from the finest fresh
milk-so rich and creamy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
FOrreSiaI Asks
Patents w aiVed

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a (UP)
Secretary F0rrestal has asked
the navy'S $4,000 prime contrac-
tors 20 waive claims for patent
infringement arising from the use
of Inventions during the war for
governmental purposes, il was
learned TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
AirTnan Destroys
BUZZ Bomb Ramp

SOMEWHERE IN LUXEM-
BOURG, Jan. "a QNS)-A $50
foot wooden launching platform
for NaZi buzz bombs was de
Stroyed by Thunderbolt Pilot 1t
William Hurd Of Newburgh, n. Y.
who led a flight over the area 70
miles south of EuskirChen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Album
Cabinet
,t1%. sN.' S 1850

Keep eight of your
favorite albums in a
handsome one = shelf
cabinet. It's a con-
venient size and will
fit into a small space
and enhance the ap-
pearance o f your
room. OF cabinet
woods and mahogany
ven er. 2Ix16x29
inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Bogus Check
Warning Out

Three bogus board of education
checks totaling 1892 98 have been
cashed within the last few days,
city treasurer Albert Z. Cobo re-
vealed today
Cobo said the checks are iden-
tical to those used by the board,
even TO the paper, except that his
signature lis obviously a forgery -
The board this week received a
shipment of blank checks from an
Ohio printing firm bearing the
serial numbers from 100000 10
100000. The bogus checks bore
serial numbers 599972, 599974
and j99975. The checks were all
made out 10 Dean c. Miller, who
gave his address as the Sovereign
Apartments.
All of the checks were cashed
by downtown stores. Cobo sug-
gested that no one cash board
checks unless the bearer is known.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Greek Guerilla Head
May Organize Party

ATHENS. Jan. % GNS)-Gen.
Napoleon Zervas, former leader
Of Greek national guerilla bands,
says he is being pressed by
friends from the provinces" 10
form a political party.
Meanwhile. 300 hostages once
held by the ELIAS north of Ath-
ems arrived in the capital in Brit
ish trucks Most of the hostages
were officers and police taken in
the Athens area
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Reds Capture
City i'm Poland

MOSCOW, Jan. % GNSl-Red army troops already
reported fighting in the streets of Posen Ponan), 1870
miles from Berlin captured the city of Bydgoszcz (Brom-
berg), only so miles from the German frontier today
their pOwerhouse sweep the plains of Poland
Marshal Stain, in another special order of the day.
announced the capture of Bydgoszcz 100 miles east of
Sten the railroad line into that city, identified as
important railway and highway and powerful
stronghold the lower reach of the Vstua taken by
troops of the White Russian front who drove to within so
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Lakes Ship Firm Sued
In Death Of Seaman

BUFFALO, ". Y. Jan. % CUP)
A S55,O00 damage action insti-
tuted against the Great Lakes
Steamship Co, Inc. by Edward
L. Brennan. administrator of. the
estate of John T. Brennan, De-
troit. was on file today in L. S.
district court.
Brennan, crew member of the
Finland, a vessel owned and op-
Grated by the company. was killed
Dec, 7 when steam pipes exploded
while the ship was moored here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Saving of Half Billion
Goal of Clothing Plan

OPA Administrator BowlcS pre-
dicted that supplies of low and
medium priced items would appear
in stores about April !. with the
program virtually completed by
Sept l.
Tho program would establish
for low-pnCed items 10
prevent the production Of luxury
goods at the expense OF essential
merchandise Manufacturers. how
ever. may continue production Of
higher priced goods If they can
obtain ample textile supplies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Germans Blow Up
Tdnnenberg Shrine

LONDON, Jan. % GNS)-Be-
fore the Russians Stormed into
the historic Junkers city Of Tan
nenberg in East Prussia, the Ger
mans removed the body Of the
late Marshal Won Hindenburg and
blew up the Tannenberg Memo
rial, Col. Ernest Won Hammer
military commentator of the NazI
DNB agency, claimed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
French Launch
New Offensive

fighting, the enemy was checked
and a French cOunterattack re-
stored the original positions.
The First Army's Seventh Di-
vision reached the outskirts Of
81. With and was last reported
meeting enemy fire and road
blocks. The Seventh moved ahead
under cover Of fire from a task
force which previously had cap
tured Hunningen, 800 yards 20
the northwest.
Troops Of the Both Division also
closed in on St With from the
northwest on an arc OF about
1000 yards and fall of the town
was believed imminent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

WASHINGTON. Ian - TNSl
The WPB and OPA today pro-
posed broad program designed 10
increase essential supplies OF low
and medium priced apparel and
reduce currently inflated clothing
prices by s 10 7 per cent. Az.
The program enviSions an. an
nusl saving Of approximately
S500.000.000 IN clothing costs for
consumers and requires that the
quality OF garments he based on
the standards prevailing during
the frst six monts OF lo43.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Red Cross Uninformed
On PoSen Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Jan q INS)
American Red Cross national
headquarters said today il had re-
ceived no reports that the Russian
advance had freed American war
prisoners IN a Nazi prison camp
near PoSen
News of the Soviet penetration
of PoSen last major Polish strong
hold before the German frontier,
led 70 speculation that prisoners
confined in the camp nearby must
have been liberated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
HASN'T SEEN BABY
Blaze Episode Starts
Air Priority Probe

WASHINGTON Jana22 tINSl
The Senate military affairs COM
miiiec today ordered an inquiry
INT the governments airplane
priority system A. the result OF
three Scryiccmcr being fore o d
from An army plane which was
carrying a dog owned by Col
Elliott Roosevelt.
Tho action was taken on motion
OF Senator Bridges lR OF New
Hampshire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Iran Offers Palaces
For Big , Conference

TEHRAN. Jan. q CUP)-The
lranian government today in
formed the British. American and
Soviet ambassadors that il gladly
would act again as host 10 a big
three conference If the three heads
of state desire to meet here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Ydnk. Strip TedSer
Convicted Of Murder

LONDON. Jan % GNSl Ameri-
can paratroOpCr Pvt Karl Hulten
and Mrs. Mariana Jones, English
strip tease dancer. today were
found guilty Of tho murder Of
London Cabbie George Cleft
Chin Heath
Both were sentenced 10 be
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Mrs. Caraway Gets OK.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % up
The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination OF former Senator
Hattie w. Caraway (D) Of Arkan-
saS 10 be a member Of the l.. s.
employees compensation commits
sion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Jones 10 Mee1
Wallace al
Senate Probe:

WASHINGTON, Jan. . CUP)-
The Senate commerce committee
decided today 10 call former Vice
President Wallace and Secretary
Of Commerce Jones before it to-
morrow at q public hearing.
The committee is considering
both President Roosevelt's nomi-
nation of Wallace 10 succeed Jones
and bill by Senator George Cd
Of Georgia. IN divorce the govern
ment's muitibillion-dollar lending
agencies from the commerce de-
partment.
The bill was prompted ny Wal
lsce's nominatNep. George. one Of
the most influential members of
the Senate, and many other con-
gresSmen, have expressed the be-
lief that Wallace lacks the neces-
Sarv financial experience 10 handle
successfully such agenices as the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
ACTION FOR DIVORCE

Bailey said George. chairman Of
the Senate finance and postwar
planning committee. argued for
his bill on its merits.
And he made powerful
argument, too" Bailey observed.
Bailey described the bill AZ "an
action for a divorce where we had
a premature and hasty matri-
monial event" He was referring
10 the transfer in 1912 Of the RFC
CONTINUED on Page ,. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

The message said that all the
royal palaces in the country would
be placed at the disposal of the
conferees, including the royal
summer residence at saadaban, 10
miles from Tehran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
FDR Receives JuIiana

WASHINGTON. Jan. % GNS)
The White House announced to-
day that President Roosevelt had
received her royal highneSS, the
Princess Juliana Of the Neither
lands, al the White House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Arvey Sued by FAA
For Wages, Damages

Thirty-eigh' member Or ''o
Foreman's Association Of America,
an unaffiliated union g
visory employees, filed suit for
100000 in overtime wages In ic0-
eral court today against the Arvcy
Corp. $500 F.. Nevada
The suit sought $50 600 over
time and 500 damages under
The federal Fair Labor Standards
Act from The company
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Coffee, Shoe Freeze
Discounted by 0PA

Telephone calls inquiring about
rumorS of a coffee freeze and i'm
pending Shoe-Stamp cancellation
Swamped the district OPA office
today. but OPA officials said they
could find no basis for such reports.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Report Reds in France.

PARIS. Jan. % GNS)-A false
rumor that 800 600 Russian troops
had landed at MarSeilieS 10 help
the Allies on the Western Front
swept through Paris today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
AWAIT NEW FLAREUP

Two fairly strong attacks
against French troops north of
StraSbourg near kilsett were re-
pulsed. spokesman for Gen
Eisenhower said
The new German attacks in
this area. coupled with a French
assault at the southern end Of
the Colmar pocket. indicate a
general flareup IN the Sixth Army
Group sector which may soon
lead to interesting develop
mentS, the spokesman continued.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

miles Of Pomerania.
Unofficial dispatches said the
Russians were in Posen, last
major garrison before the German
frontier. (Posen is about the same
distance from Berlin as Kalama.
ZOO is from Detroit
Moscow dispatches reported the
Soviet charge into the Posen de-
fenses and the German high COM
mand acknowledged that the
Russians had smashed unchecked
TO the area of the great transport
hub at the center of Polands
westernmost bulge.
The Berlin radio said 1T is pos
sible that single Soviet tanks
temporarily reached the Oder"
and Swiss broadcast reported
that the Russians had reached
that river between Breslau and
Oppeln in Silesia.
In his second special order of
the day, Marshal Stain today
announced the capture of three
more important East Prussian
cities - Mohrungen, Willenberg
and Saalfeld.
PERIL BERLIN ROAD
AS The Russian winter offensive
Numbered into its twelfth straight
day, invading armies were tanning
out through East Prussia and
Silesia and threatening to spill
over into central Germany on the
short road to Berlin by midweek.
Unconfirmed reports circulated
by the Swedish press told of panic
inside the German capital. These
accounts said Nazi officials were
removing the government archives
and fleeing to some undisclosed
place of safety and that the popu-
lation was to be evacuated
shortly.
SEND HINiMLER TO FRONT
A Berlin broadcast reported to-
day Hitler had rushed gestapo
chief Himmler and some of hix
best commanders to the eastern
front and given them complete
power" to rally German strength
against the Russians in any way
they saw fit.
The broadcast signalized Ber-
Inns acknowledgment that the
Battle of Germany had begun in
the east. since Himmler is COM
mander in chief of the German
home army and commander Of the
gestapo, which Allied armies have
credited with keeping Germany in
the war.
Other reports told of hurried
fortification building on the out
skirts Of the capital and along the
Oder River. 40 miles TO the east.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
MEET FACE TO FACE

Chairman Bailey tD) of North
Carolina Of the commerce commit
tee said Jones and Wallace, bitter
enemies, will meet face 10 face in
a hearing open 10 the public Jones
has accepted the invitation TO
appear.
Bailey said the hearing would
be held AT 2:30 p. m.
He made the announcement after
2ia hour closed meeting. He
said the committee agreed to con-
slider the George bill-to re-estab-
liSh the federal loan agency as an
independent enCy-frst, and
then take up the Wallace nomina-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Baby Has Chance 70
live 10 Ripe Old Age,
Doctor Declares

II Nancs Lee Flager born FIVE
days ago in Providence Hospital
Al 4 weight of ! pound. l3 ounces.
Avo&,hrough today, yne VIII have
q chance 10 1--we 10 ripe. old age
lrs been nip and tuck With
Nancy for the IAst four DAYS
However. her physician, pr Rus
sell " Allies. says that If she
manages 70 pull through today,
her chances Of surviving the
handicap of p six and one-half
month birth arc bright
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
PROPOSED BY WOMAN

The controversial amendment
was made IN the House AT the
suggestion Of Mrs. Frances RoyCc.
an assistant attorney general
She said the original purpose or
The b,ll was to provide S250OOo
for the expenses Of the grand
Jury and the reward phase Of the
measure should be linked ny legal
phraSeology 10 the remainder Of
the bill
Alone m opposition 10 The bill
in the House, Rep George +.
Montgomery ID, Detroit school
teacher. demanded, in vain, that
Tho fee Of special prosecutor KIM
Sicler he limited 10 SlS250 a year.
SiCler is paid Sl00 a day and
expenses and frequently works SIX
and seven days a week.
The Montgomery amendment
was showed under. SO 10 /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

LS318

JAPS OCCUPY TSINGYUN, CHINESE REPORT
CHUNGKIN(i, Jan. % (UP)-Japanese troops occu-
pied the rail town of Tsngyun northwest OF Canton on
the railway leading north 10 HankoW, Chinese commune
que disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
PARATROOPERS SEVER Rail LINE

LONDON Jan 23 (UP)-The main Trondheim rail
line mas been the second time by Norwegian parstroop
flown from Britain according to Information received
from Norway today by Norwegian circles here The para
troopers blew up bridge south of the city and another
to the north. German troop train one of the
spans when it blown up
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
88l MILLION RIVERS, HARBORS BILL REPORTED

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (INS)-The Senate COM
committee today voted to report rivers and har
bors bill authorizing 29 projects at estimated cost of
1881 900 outside of local contributions and mainte
nance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

PARIS Jan -t4AS4-Arrerf-
can troops today Speared their
way into the outskirts Of ST With,
last remaining enemy strAnghold
in the Belgian bulge which al
ready has been CONSTRUCTED 10 one
tenth its greatest depth.
With German withdrawal from
the salient accelerated all along
the line. troops Of the Seven
tcenth Armored Division advanced
another AZ miles. reaching Linz
erie, SIX miles northeast Of Houf-
fahZe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
GRoMID RECOVERED

German troops carried out The
first of their new assaults along
the west bank of the Rhine at
kilStett Sunday night. II was
thrown back and 800 prisoners
were taken. The second assault
came yesterday morning and was
supported by tanks which in
fltrated the French lines.
After several hours of hard
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

WITH =. (. SIXTH ARMY
GROUP. France. Ian. % up
The French opened a new often
Slve against the north SIde of the
Co.mar pocket in AlSace today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Yanks Sight
Clark Field

GEN. MacARTHURS 10
LUZON, Jan q CUPl-VanguardS
of the American Fourteenth
Corps drove TODAY 10 within sight
Of Bamban and the first of The
Clark Field airstrips. only SO miles
north Of Manila.
Capas. four miles northeast Of
Bamban and S6 miles north Of
Manila. fell yesterday in the swift
American advance down the main
highway 10 the Philippines capital
and II appeared likely that BAN
ban also would be captured today
RESISTANCE SLACKENS
Resistance continued negligible.
Though earlier reports indicated
the Japs might make a stand ~
Bsmban headquarters noW anuci-
pstrd no more than = delaying
action Optimism rose that all Il
nj Clark Fields valuable airSirlps
might soon be in American hands
The Americans also further
\. strengthened their eastern and
western flanks against the posi-
bility Of a japanese counicrattack
as the invasion Of LuZon went into
its third week.
One column thruSting down The
peSt coast of Lu2on beyond the
Zambalos Mountains reached IN
fanta. "a miles north of Rataan
Peninsula. after clearing the en-
tire Dasol Bay area
BEAT BANZAI CHARGE
The eastern wing captured
Cuyapo 30 miles northeast of
CapaS and Anao. FIVE miles south
east OF Cuyapo. sent patrols onto
nearby Mt. Balungao and heat off
Jap banzai charge near Damon
lis Al the northeastern tip Of the
invasion area.
Gen. Macarthur disclosed that
five divisions and special reEl-
mental combat team-a total al
$4,000 TO 100000 troopS-were
fighting on Luzon. divided into two
corps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

WITH L. s SEVENTH ARMY,
Jan. 23 ms Headquarters Of
the L. s. seventh Army tonight
revealed officially that American
and French forces on the north
ern AlSatian plain have carried
out limited withdrawal, 10 more
advantageous positions IN the gen
eraI area east and north Of
HaGucnau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
INsP. BRANTON AIDS

Meanwhile Paul a WenCel.
chef of Detroit detectives. an
nounced 1hst Inspector George
Branton had been assigned 10 aid
m the search for The Hooper
Slavers BTanton was m Lansing
TODAY famiharizlng himself with
all angles Of the murder and re-
suits of the investigation 70 date
, He VIII return 10 Detroit. how
ever. n run down leads IN that
area. assisted by Detectives Law
renee Shecdy and Arthur Glover
OF Detroit's homicide squad The
latter two were assigned 10 the
Hooper case seven days ago Wen
Gel said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
House @. K S
ReWdrdB in
.HoopefCdse
By FRANK MORRIS

LANSING Jan. 23-The House
TODAY passed The biiI authorizing
The payment -of SIS 600 for the
capture Of the slayers Of State
Senator Warren q. Hooper after
the measure was reworded 10
an objection.
The measure after being for
msliy enrolled IN the Senate. now
goes ~ the governor for signature.
As the bin passed the Senate
several days ago the slain legIs-
laior was identified a. Warren
g. Hooper. senator The House
changed the identification 10
Warren G.. Hooper. senator and
grand jury witness The Senate
took objection. contending the
change was a Siur on The upper
house The House. thcreupon,
adopted the Senate'S wording.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
THE WAR FRONTS

RUsSIA-Reds reported attacking Posen 13O miles east of
Berlin. Page l.
FRANCF-Ardennes salient reduced about oneenh of its
greatest depth. page L.
JUZONAmercan spearhesd within sight Of first Of Clark
Field airstrps, SO miles from Manila. " page 1.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
VEST POCKET EDITION

For all her lack IN weight.
Nancy. pIayfuly referred 10 by
her father Edward Fiagcr. lS426
Provost. as his vest pocket edi-
ton makes up for u in energy.
we have trouble I'm keeping
her quiet sand nurse LCocadla
WIiclynSkI "Shc's 80 energetic
that she can't put on weight"
Fcd every three hours through
a medicine dropper. Nancy has
been taking her food regularly
HASN'T SEEN BABY
Her mother, Mrs Norma
Flagcr who Is lust down the cor
rdor from her hasn I seen her,
AT this rate" she said. II
feel that shell be gray haired
before | see her
Nancy is the only child Of Tho
FlaEers. who have been married
SIX years -Four years ago. their
first child was siili-born
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
THE WEATHER
HOURLY IEMPERATUREs

The sun vil set - SIS m TO-DAY ard
rise tomorrow - sS2
The moon viu rise ~ 243 a. TO-DAY
and SCI tomorr0p az 545 f. m
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Club Leaders
Plan Active
Year for al

Valley county All club leaders
met with j. K. McGibney and Miss
Iva L. Holiday, county agents. at
the home OF Miss Holiday Friday
night to discuss. the organization OF
Al club work on a year-around
basis.
Various club activities and larger
projects for the older boys and girls
who had completed several years of
All club work were considered
Leaders also will stress participation
in safety and home Identification
projects. They were asked to send
requests for the information they
desire to the agents.
The leaders asked that an officers
training school for All club officers
be held again this year, and also a
program planning meeting for club
leaders and officers, which will be
held in the nea future, Miss Holla-
day said.
Leaders present were Mrs. Sadie
Hall, Mrs. Sidney Cotton, Miss
Martha Sisson, Mrs. L. c. Cheadle.
Mrs. Harold Stensland and John
WeSen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Reed williams

Reed Williams
Miss FRANKLIN Elizabeth williams
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Will
liams of Billings, became the bride
of Lieut.. q. g., Leland McCulloch
Reed, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Reed of Glasgow, at a candle
lighted ceremony at the home of
Mrs. George NJ. Calhoun, Berkeley,
Calf, at 8, Jan. II. A setting for
the ceremony was formed by
cathedral candelabra and baskets of
white and fuschia chrysanthemums.
The Rev. Herbert Dimock of Berk-
eley officiated.
The bride, wearing a light fuschia
ensemble with white accessories, and
a corsage of orchids, was given in
marriage by a family friend, E. l..
Stratton of Berkeley. Her attendant,
Mrs. Mary Benjamin of Colorado
Springs, Colo, wore a blue dress
with black and silver accessories and
a cOrsage of orchids. Lieut.. q. g.
John Ray GoSsard of Los Angeles
was best man. A reception followed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Reed is an honor graduate of
Eastern Montana Normal school at
Billings, and Colorado State College
OF Education at Greeley, Colo, and is
a member of several honor societies.
She has taught in the public schools
ct Forsyth, Bozeman and Billings.
Lieutenant Reed was graduated
from the Opheim high school and in
chemical engineering at Montana
State college at Bozeman. He re-
ceived his masters degree from Vir-
9inia Polytechnic institute at Black
burg, Va. He also is a member of
numerous honorary fraternities.
to being commissioned in the
navy he was associated with Chrys-
er institute and with the Shell Oil
company in research work. Lieuten-