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The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
NO APPLICATION FILED YET FOR TATYA LAND

WASHINGTON - Interior De- partment officials said Monday the Aluminium Company of America has not officially applied for lands in the Taiya area of Alaska where it has announced it is considering erecting a 400 million dollar al- minimum smelting project.
 An official of the department told a reporter, there is nothing here" when asked what steps the company had taken with the de- partment toward getting the 2O,- GOO acres of federal land estimated to be needed for the plant.
 4 spokesman for the Bureau of Land Management said the comp my had not applied for any such area and there was no record of any request for drafting of legis- latiOn which would be necessary before such an area could be sold
 The spokesman said that under law the largest block of federal land which can be sold for a busi- ness site is 16O acres.
 Some officials said there had been informal discussions of such a development a year or two ago but that they knew of no formal steps to obtnin government cooper ation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29

The easiest way we know of keeping those spiral bevel and hypoid gears in good condition is to use RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant.
 It keeps a tough, protective film on gear teeth. Contains an anti-foaming agent that controls leakage due toproduct
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29

aska Public Works. I28 8rd St.. Juneau. Alaska. Eetehikan Ofr.r. Alaska Public Works. Rm. 309 Fedeml Bldgs Ketehikau. Alaska Bishop Rowe Hospital, Wrangeu Alaska
 Chit No. I District Director AL aska Public Works. 123 3rd St.. Juneau. Alaska Eetchikau Office Alaska Public Works. Rm. 3o9. Federal Bldg. Ketehfkan. Alaska. Klawoek Health Center. Knwock. Alaska
 4 aet of such documents fer any of The four units may be procured from the office of Donald R. Will son. District Director. ut Juneau. Alaska. upon deposit of $500. aH Of which Will he refunded to bona fide bidders upon the return of the plans and specifications. in good condition rnd postmarEe3 within ten Gl01 days from date Of bid opening Deposits are to be made PAYABLE TO THE TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES. To par ties who procure plans and specifi- cations unan payment of the D. bove stated amount. and who da not submit a bid. s5.o0 per set will be refunded upon the return of the plans and specifications post marked within len 610l days from the date Of the bid opening. No re- fund will be nude for return after that time Each bid must he a ! eomnaniod by satisfactory bid se- curity Ccertified check bid bond or U. s. Treasury Bondl in an a. mount of not less than 2gs of the total bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a per formance bond and payment bond.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29

on offers to lease and purchase by veterans of World War II only. un- ii sepg 8. 1852. All such applica- uons must be filed in the Anchor age Land OHfice. Box 17t0. Aneh- orage. by that date and will be considered at simultaneously Tiled at that time
 Where more tfnn one applica- ton is received f.r any one lot, a drawing VIII be held to determine the successful applicant. From Sep tember 9, 1852. to December 9. 1952. offers to lease and purchase will be considered from veterans of World War T on a first come, first served basis. After that date. ap- plieations will be received from any qualified applicant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
Land Agents Here Sept. 8 and 9 On
 Property Rights

The Burenu of Land Management has taken definite steps 10 protect the rights of oyer 900 legal oceu- pants of land near Juneau, Eetchi- kan, Wrangell, Petersburg and Craig. recently eliminated f.om the Tungass National Forest. Lowell A Puckett. Regional Admin strator BureEu of Land Manager. an nouneed this week through Leon ard Berlin. chief, division of engin- eerine. Juneau.
 The Anchorage Land Office Of the Bureau of Land Management has entered on its records, on not ification by the Forest Service, all U. S. Forest Service Permits which were in force at the time of the transfer of the land from the Uni ted States Forest Service to the Bureau of Land Management.
 Appropriate applications for lease and sale, purchase. or special use. brief description of appGe- able land laws. and an explanatory letter are being sent by Che Bureau of uand Management to all former permittees whose permits were in effect on June 19. 1852. when the land was transferred to the BLM.
 Field representatives of the Bur eau will be on duty in Juneau from Aug. 26 to 29; in Ketchikan from Sept. ? to 3; in WrangeI, Sept. s and 9. and in Petersburg on Sept. 10 and II, to advise former SerY- ice Permittees in making proper applications or pntent for special use of lands in the affected areas.
 In Juneau field representatives can be contacted at Room 301 Fed eral bldg, Berlin said.
 Additional land bls been made available to veterans of World War II, first and then to the public by ELM for lease and eventual sale for homesites, residence sites, and business sites in the Ketchikan, Junaau, Petersburg, Craig, and Wrangell areas. A Ketehikan there are 36 tracts located on Uni ted States Surveys 2S02. 2S03. and 2SO7 on the North Tongass High way.
 At Juneau there are 56 tracts loolted on United States Surveys 2392, 29Ol. 1902, and 2OO3. in the Auke Lake and Mendenhall Penin- sula areas.
 At Petersburg there are 61 tracts located on United Stntes Surveys 2462. 2464, 2465, 2466, 2467, 246S, 2471, 2472, 2473 and 2474 between Petersburg n d Falls Creek on the Mitkof Highway.
 At WInngell there are II tracts located on United States Surveys 2321 and 2589 near the Wrangell Industrial School on the Wrangell Highway.
 At Craig there are 27 tracts lo- cated on United States Surveys 2327 and 2611 in the East Craig area.
 These vacant tracts are available
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29

each in the amount of loo per cent of the eauuaal price. No bId may be withdrawn until thirty l361 days after Che scheduled closing time for fhe receipt of bids. The Government reserves tha right 10 reject any and all bids and 10 waive informallties with respect thereto The Government also re- serves the right to award con- tract for the various items on tba basis of the basic bid OF by Che gd- option of any or all of the deduct i1Ie alternates whichever is in the best interest Of the United States.
 DONALD R. WILSON
 Contracting Officer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
EXPRESS APPRECIATION

R. ! Iuelo and Mrs InEle who last week were explosion and fire victims aboard their boat. which Was t1tal loss. today eNpres ed their appreciation to local folks who aided them in their disastrous loss said Mr. Ingle.
 My wife and l wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and deepest gratitude to the peo- pie who azye their time and con tr bute3 SO generously when oar but was destroyed bg fire on Aug. 21. \ special thanks 10 the boy at the dock who salyaged my sq tinment"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29
CPL .PAKKE HOME

Cpl Arnold Bakke. son of 0. K "Tinb1 BrEke. is home on furlough from the Army. He arrived Aug. Is. from Camp Cooke, Calf, where he has just finished Instructors Training School
 While home, Cpl. Bakke is spend ing his time eillnetting and will return to duty in California on Aug. 31.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-29

Get Your Exhibit Ready NOW for the Community Fair, Sept ember 29 to Oct. 8.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
PENSACOIA, FLORII]A
Liberal Jews and Marriage Rights

efforts were unavailing, and diff
ferent .incumbents of the Chief
Rabbinate refused to certify that
the Liberal Synagogue was a
Jewish place of worship. The OBJ
lection was based mainly on the
fact that, under the tenets of
Liberal Judaism, marriages are
permitted in their synagogues
which are completely variance
with the practice of Orthodox
Judaism and may give rise to
offspring who would not be Jew
ish at all. The legalists argued
that, at the time when the Stat
ute was passed, in 1886, the only
Jews known were Orthodox
Jews, and that, therefore, Liberal
Jews were not entitled to marri-
age rights under the existing Acts
of Parliament, because their
ceremonies were not in accord
ance with Jewish law. There was,
thus, a possibility that action in
the courts might lie against the
President of the Board, who
chose to certify a congregation
which did not come within the
definition in the Statute.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
Continued from Page 21)

NOSAASAAA0S0 44O4AA 0SS A4I
igious issues. The Deputies,
therefore, resolved that, although
the president was the responsible
person under the Act of Parlia-
ment for certifying synagogues,
he should be guided in his deci-
sion by the opinion of the Chief
Rabbi as to whether a particular
congregation consisted of persons
protesting the Jewish religion.
Such a provision was inserted in
its constitution.
The Liberal Jewish movement
in Great Britain goes back to the
first decade of the present CEN
fury, and almost from the begin
ming, the Liberals endeavored to
obtain certification from the
Board of Deputies for the pur-
pose of marriages. All the early
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
Chief Rabbi Hertz Certifies
the Liberal SYnagogues Of

the Liberal SYnagogues Of
London
The Liberal Jews did not give
in easily and they continued their
pressure until in 1885 the late
Chief Rabbi, DR.. J. H. Hertz, in
formed the President of the
Board of Deputies that the Lib
eral Synagogue did constitute a
synagogue of persons processing
the Jewish religion. The reasons
which the Chief Rabbi gave for
reversing the previous position
are contained in a letter which
was read to the Board of Deputies
at the time. In this the Chief
Rabbi said:
although I strongly disap-
prove of the religious practices
and principles of the Liberal
Synagogue, am not justified in
declaring that it's members have
left the ranks of Jewry, and do
not profess Judaism. If that had
been the case, they could not
have been given representation
on the Board of Deputies. More
over, if the recognition requisite
for the appointment of a marri-
age secretary is now denied them,
they will as Berkeley Street (the
Reform Synagogue had done
years ago, seek relief by Act of
Parliament. Such a course would
in all probability bring with it a
discussion in Parliament of minor
Jewish religious differences. /
feel that such a discussion would
be especially undesirable at the
present moment. In the circum-
stances, l am prepared to agree to
the formality of certifying that
the body in question is an organi-
cation for purposes of worship
and kindred activities on the part
of Liberal Jews, and therefore
| constitutes, for purposes of the
Act of Parliament, a synagogue
of persons processing the Jewish
religion. However, it must be
clearly understood that, by this
formal act of certification, the
Chief Rabbinate can take no re-
sponsibility for the legality or
otherwise in Jewish law of any
ritual act performed by the min
Continued on Page 23)
Evening star., 1952-07-24
&12 $50

New 3-bedroom and tile bath bunga-
low; I3x21 combination living room
with fireplace, beautiful pine-pan-
eled equipped kitchen. pull-down
stairway to storage attic: lot look
200. Reasonable cash will get i'm
mediate possession.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA 8. Glebe Rd. at Arl. Blvd.
OK. Ool7 Arl., Va. GIL. 1878
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Owner MIST sELI-one-year.oI

Falls Church Cape Cod on '4-acre
fenced lot. bedrms.. lge. liv. rm
with f1repl. equip. kit. and bath
1st f. hedrm.. semiflniShed den
in heated expansible attic. Fully
insulated. Venetian blinds $50
per mo. CT trust. JE. 3-7214.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
RAMBLING BUNGALOW

Four or five bedrms. Junior estate
grand shade trees. shrubs and fruit
on secluded acre. Brook. Cute
guesthouse Of old Dom. DIR. Older
home in best condition warrants
your inspection: ST. firm
$4,000 minimum cash. Shown
evenings.
FENWICK REALTY
Evening star., 1952-07-24

charming N. AT. h0ne- InIs lnHldC.
Cape Cod has living rm. with fire.
place f24x12l. dining rm. 12x12),
large kit and side screened porch:
. bedrms f20x12 and 16X12). full
hood, Asking only SI7. 500; suitable
terms. c. F. WOODROE. INC, OK.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

EACEPIIONAL! Is not eXaceer8tlne
about this immaculate bungalow in
best N. Arlington section. 25-ft
living room with white brick fire.
place, separate dining room, .
bdrms. and bath and semihniShed
room for 3rd bedroom or den. The
back porch is out Of this world
and 40 IT. long. The lot, a gar
dener's delight is 800 IT, deep and
nicely nice!y landseaped; One block from
price only S16. $50. Won't last
long. Call Jack Kronenburg, ia.
$4,000; ewes IA. 2-150n. Ext. 1I6
with BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
Offices available for professional and
ave. NV. AD. 300.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately.
,1a Desirable rooms S% ,9 met psoyS, ySSE Re-
AVAIL. IMMED.. FURN. OFFICE
salesman pref: wall library and
telephone answering service. DI.
rs,yAIE eEfiGE 'S;a. in Ssgs ssss,i sys;.
ATTRACTIVE, small. private once:
air-conditioned furnished or un-
furnished; receptionist. telephone,
service ID immediate occupancy Call
DowNToWN-2nd and srd noors:
modernized; ideal for art studios.
school contractor organizations:
reasonable. ST. 4S74.
STUDIO OR APT. unfurn.. 3rd floor:
goooodi location See MRS6; dsS6 NORRIS.
ALLISON LIS n b BLDG. Dc $3.50 SS srd st. nv;
medium Office $40 per mo-. plenty Of
parking. B. B. ALLISON, GE. 6513.
BETHESDA. MD.--4-rm. doctors or
dentists ONCE, plus several other
desirable Ofices. Ask for MR.. SHAW.
SILVER SPRNG-Air-cond.: s3e 50.
it.; ideal loc free public parking
facilS.; $l70 mo. on lease. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT IL INSUR-
ANCE co. Call SH. SOLO til pm.
wANTED-Attorney to assist in Of
fee or court work in ONCE with wide
clientele. Box 22l-C, Star. 24'
1886 CONN. AVE. N.W.-1.4 .4oO-2 900
50. It. avail. in whole or in part.
in elev. bldg; excel, for club rm..
display rms, offices; studios. etc.
VIII decorate to suit tenant, ;mmed.
RREiER7NsTE1N 3 " 3 3 CO. l41a K st.
1900 BLOCK JEFFERSON M rL. N.Y..
excel fsctI,ss for att atty physicisn. manu-, manu-
aapgroy appg% 80 rS dayS 2Ssrv, To inspect eall
X st. NV. ME. 54O0.
1879 CONN. AVE.-Very desirable
for architect or Offices: 3rd floor.
about 900 SO. IT. VANDERLOO
REALTY CO. Call NO. 6011.
SPACE in 1St-class office bldg. Ap-
ply S05 G st. NV, Rm. 2l3. MA.
18th AND Fl SITS. N.w.-rwo-room
suite containing approx. 400 50. It.
Holland. II. 6. sMITHY CO. S1i
18th ST NV ST 33O0
Evening star., 1952-07-24
FOUR BEDROOM.

FOUR R-BEDROOM, 2la-bath brick
Washington Golf and Country Club
wide center hall. living room
G4x22) with fireplace and corner
picture windows; dining room
G2xl4l: 3 twin-size bedrooms.
single bedroom. All-electric kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal. Full
basement with recreation room ano
fireplace. servants room and bath
scar built-in garage, gas heat
large terrace: Now vacant, imme.
diate possession: reasonable terms
Price. S35: 500. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO. Exclusive Agents. ia
>2-3S3s; EYES; and o, STn; ia. sa3sSS x,;,sS;s
Il miles Of downtown Washninston
sonry, Cape Cod type home on
acres; beautiful setting on knol
with towering. forest trees ant
white dogwood. Artistic windini
hobby house. GEORGE MASOl
GREEN CO., Exclusive Agents. IA
2-3S3S: ia. S-3S3S.
RANCH HOUSE - White brick an
frame. less than . years old: thre
bedrooms, 2 baths: in beautifu
Franklin Forest. on artisticall
Handicapped half acre: Soft. livin
room with fireplace: gas heatg de
tached garage. Admiral retiring
$4,000 down. Price, $40. $50. GEC
MASON GREEN CO., Exclusiy
Agents. IA. 2-3S3S; evenings an
Sundav FA A4oA
Evening star., 1952-07-24
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING -

Colonial. excellent close-in North
Arlington location: . huge bedrms.:
nursery on End floor. Living rm..
12x22: separate dining rm.. l2x1 :;
kitchen and kitchenette on .lst floor;
Full bsmt. with bath. fireplace, and
outside entrance. OIL h.-w.h.. at
space. Fenced rear yard. House
in excellent condition. Price.
SI9.a50. Call GIL. 2231. OWNER.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN CO.-An ideal week end
retreat. Oyer one acre, pvt. rd.,
brook. Former old stone school
house. Picturesque and substantial.
About 40 mi from D. C: $9.95O.
ST, 1855 during day pa
Evening star., 1952-07-24

BUILDING. 40x26 IT,, with lot
50x50. Zoned for any type OF com.
mercial work. Two overhead doors.
ge. drive in entrance. suit. for
or any type shop; 500 mo: lmmed.
occupancy. 55"6 Dorsey lane. Ee-
thesda, Md. OIL. 2l55; ewes. OW.
) -, or 10. 5-3tu3. -2S
$1,000 so. Fl. Of ground centrally
located: pvt r.r. siding and ONCE.
MA. bSS5.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
FAIRFAX
nnn

1o,99o-3-bedrm. ramblers being
built on large wooded lot; 25-ft.
living dining area; 5000 cash, ap-
prox S62 per mo. for CT. LUCILLE
COOK, FA. 1922. FA. 1864: 20
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Almost l-acre lot is the setting for
this 2-bedrm brick cottage; 81 1T.
liv. rm., with firepl., colored tile
bath with shower; stairway to ex-
pansion attic; side patio, and out
side firepl.: 2 blks. from bus: S'o.-
$50; $4,000 down. IA. 4-lo3S;,
9I5 95O-NeV. 4 bedrms., Ia bath.
(bedrm.. half bath DOWN. dinins
Nearly new, 2-dble bedrm: bricl
rambler: 17x17 liv. rm. nrsplaet
bsmt. Annandale. PROVIDENCE. IA
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Clio THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1852
HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont

NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom
brick home; rec. rm., large fenced
in rear yard; ! block from ele-
mentarv school, 10 min. drive TO
PentaGon. Avail Aus. 10. SlS.40U
with $4,000 down. Call IA. 2-9705.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
trident Fishing Party
kel,ors f3S Pound tasci,

Ar and drs. I.aarenee J
Darms and ~ and Mrs. Faralf
tills ~ Woodbury.. NJ. and George
fisher Of Gloucester. NJ are va.
cationing n The Dion Motel.
The men Of The party are spend.
ina their time FISHING and have re.
1oried . notable catch IN 1--WE
ours ~ fishing one day recently
they caught as pounds Of ZACH
nackerai and yellow tabs. They
we're guided ~ I.eon Mnrrs of Key
resi from a ls ~ skiff with an
Miboard motor The fish we're
.aneht or bucklalls tied from deer
ho' IN New Jersey. They used So
4 fiy rods
The ladies a. the party DO NOT
ish. bui they are thoroughly ENJOY.
~ the shopping area and the sun.
shine u key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Mrs. Richardson
IL Hostess To
Church Circle

The hose Peat Circle ~ the We.
man = soeiriy Christian Service.
Fleming Street Methodist Church.
met Thursday evening. February
y ne home a Mrs Paul n. Rich
ardson. 1oi Florida street.
Devotional program vas conduci.
% Is the leader. Mrs Dclsnd
and lhe meeting opened with 4
lHater BY Mrs. Claude Sails.
4 business meeting followed end
a a. cnnrlusson. Mrs. Riehanizun
serrcd her guests hoi chocolate
With marshmallow. sandwiches
ieed cup cakes and mixed candies
Each guest received q Valentine
isNH4.
freseni ies ~ meeting and -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
NeisOss.BrOscn
NuptiaI Advanced
To This EUessing

The wedding Of Miss shirley Rose
Nelson 70 Ray T.. Brown, navy
man. Win take place this evening
instead of Friday due 10 change In
bis term Of leave.
The ceremony xili take place 10.
night a the First Baptist Church,
corner of Eaton and Bahama street
~ seven O'Clock.
Immediately following the nup-
liai rites. . reception win be hela
for the bride. and. groom a the
Lopcx residence. ezs Whitehead
street.
Miss Nelson Is the daughter ef
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson Of liza
Virginia street.
The groom IL the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert N. brown of Colnm.
bia, sc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

The wedding took place Al the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs.. Raul Gar
cha al SOC Fleming Street. sith Mrs
Dora Garcia acting as the bride =
sisenaaia. xnlse pcdro .. santana
offleiaied "a best man.
Mrs. Romano had chosen As her
wedding outfit q charming gown al
white ribbed siIk wiih matching
bolero jaeekt. lIuc and white aeces.
series. and were a shoulder corsage
II white orchids. sIer wedding ring
was a eirelct Of diamonds.
During the evening a reception
was held honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Romano. with a large variety of
refreshments. including a lovely
big wedding cake topped with the
traditional bridal figurines. The
couple received many beautiful
presents. iOH
The wedding and reception we're
attended BY . large numbr ~
frinds and family Of both the bride
and groom. Mrs. Romano h a ecu.
san Ut Raul Garcia. and last year
spent some months here In key
West as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garcia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romano are max.
ms their home 81 72i Samaritan
Lane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

ENSIGN DONALD r. KfNs.
LEY. usNR. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles " kinsiev, lI6
Oak street. Scranton. penna..
has recently completed q four
months course In All Weather
Flight at the Fleet an Weather
Trsining Unit. Atlantic. Key
West The course consists a ad.
vanced flight training in insiru-
ments and night tactics design.
cd 10 qualify the pilot Cor Car.
rier All Weather Squadrons
fie wiii report 20 Composite
Squadroh Twelve. Naval Air
Station. Quonset Point, X 4.
for assignment 10 duty nvolv.
ING flying
Ensign kinsley enlisted In the
Navy IN August, 1912, and vas
subsequently selected "a enter
flight training ax mn aviation
cadet IN the Navy VS. program
In june. 1851. he was designated
. naval aviator AZ Pensacola.
FLA. after completing the pre-
scribed flight training course.
lie Is q graduate ~ Central
High School. Scranton. pennsyi.
wanna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

1919 - - -
affeciionately known - i.ucie
% Key West Players and
friends, has one Of TIE roles De
the play. kind Lads whAh
"Opens in the frar llisufs az
the Barn Thester. Tie sasfense
dfsna ! directed by Ms a.
Goddard Lucie answers ssFllg
bot onlg q i sisnllaf haae -
lhe p'ay hais e. fhg rnfe
charming poinis ia sf
geilnsasion 80 the % 40
man she portray "a M
She = cast as iars W m
sivselass FRIEND "a ihs Hef ne
lneie describes Lazy aAe iae
The only disinisnsi eassI
end ~ the eenifti
Mary Hefries, Iues Aeta
0pmsn 90 DE ve H
touch ~ hamof d affhd
ofb ; disgustsug liFfh ee
cenf She II teo maeh emvfn
"a wish her lae tnailF
obligations ane nr ntu pcfsan
ID take hef in "a alRa
too seriously ile ms
death adcn a. Mafy IIs4es
The only disintert - ea
tragic fate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
1T. ROBERT J. MEYER. usN.

1T. ROBERT J. MEYER. usN.
son OF Mr. and Mira. Frank II.
Meyer. 3i29 Eastwood avenue.
chlcago, Illinois. has recently
completed . tpur months course
an AL Weather Flight at the
Fleet an Weather Training
Unit. Atlantic. Key West. The
course consists of advanced
flight training IN instruments
and night tactics designed 10
qualify the pilot for Carrier All
Weather SquadronS.
lie viii report 10 the Com
mander, AR Force, Atlantic
Fleet. Naval Air Station. Nor
folk. Virginia. for further as
Signment TO duty involving fly
ing.
Lieutenant Meyer entered ma
val service a. an aviation cadet
in the Navy VS. program. In
December. 1914. he was desig-
nateC q naval aviator ~ Corpus
Christi. Texas. after completing
the prescribed flight training
program. His subsequent as
signments have included opera
tional training at Green Cove
Springs. Florida and duty in
squadrons w -. vF-20. VIDA.
and CAGa
He Is married to the former
Miss Janis A. Titus II Mime
apolis. Mimi. They were resid.
ING % 1880 Grinnell street In
Key West.
Lieutenant Meyer graduated
from 81. Mel High School. Chi
cago and studied az Wright
CITY College, Chicago. prior 20
entering the Navy. he was en-
rolled n Marquette University.
Milwaukee. Wise. from Deccm-
her. 1919. until August. 1881.
under the Navy five term pro-
gram.