The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 14

1 Fourteen JonrnalEvery Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Monday, Xagut 2, 1943 of 800 West Eleventh Street have By Williams Our Boarding House with Major Hoople Out Our Way completed intensive courses in radio operator-mechanics at the Technical School. Armv Air Forces Our Men and Women with his wife, the former Miss Jane Koitsch of this city. James R. Dutton was recently promoted to corporal from his rank of private first Training Command at Sioux Falls, S. D.

Among the students receiving In In Service struction at North Carolina State class at Going Field. Boise. Idaho. He is an aviation eng i-neer with the U. S- Army Air Forces.

Corporal College at Raleigh. N. prior to appointment as an aviation cadet is John Martin Conover, son of Mrs. John M. Conover of 403 West I ooay ABOUT I MS WORD.

MRS.6LTTLBR iSTUACT HAME FUW yEUJNJG at5tO KEEPHOOR MAD MOPED SOO FAi-SBTTO IG FOIK, V0VAO TUCKED isi ITLl- "Tl VJOULD'T PRESS METO TUB LKE VN Miif SB MUCH SAFER IP XXJSLOP fetf HAME A.TWIRO WELPl46X GUV HfkOR VOU ZK O'H; 1 BLx ffifim OP NOUR PEACH rg MOE A LOOK LIKE THE V.X vOURSELF. 1 SHORTCAKE FORTSJ CAREE.P. TVPE nhO VOILL S-lltf f.fer CENTURIES ME rAOOPLES OF KE.E.P HAME 8EEM PROUD 0(ROlHG VVtiCKLEDj fj VJ OCR ATHLETIC MAST- A BATUROO ft 'TTljl UHS- BLTTNOOP- SCALES i rrrr WS I COUPkK" CLEOERIESS) PfrrY Mk V- ft feibJ Dutton is the Twenty-ninth Street. c. J.

Lieut. John Mr. and Mrs, Flinn, Jr, son of C. Flinn of 2300 son of George Pfc. Anthony F.

Cutrona. 1524 Dutton and the West Seventh Street, and Pfc. Jo- late Mrs. Nettie Y4 Dutton of Del- soeph E. Ctongh of 1801 East Twenty-second 8treet are attending An mar.

He Was a ti-aircraft Artillery School at Camp recent guest of Davis, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W.

K. Weedon of 1218 East AMONG the recent graduates of the Armament Department of the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command at Lowry Field, was Pfc. George H. De-vine of 1333 Clayton Street. He is the son of Mrs.

Harry Devine and his wife, Mrs. Frances M. Devine and daughter, Lois Anne Devine, live at the Clayton Street address. After entering the Army at Fort Dix, N. he was stationed at Miami Beach and at Buckley Field, before going to Lowry Field.

'He was formerly employed by GiU pin, VanTrump and Montgomery. His wings" as an Army Air Forces pilot and his commission as Twenty second Street. Corporal Dutton Janet Robert WAR BONDS Finding Sccrefs a i on Street, received his wings as a pilot and his commission as a second lieutenant in the U. S. Army Air Forces on July 28 at the Army Air Forces Advanced Flying Schoo 1 at Stockton, Calif.

Before completing his course at Stockton Field, the Air Forces cadet completed primary and basic training at Hamet and son hurling or 3106 Pennsylvania Avenue has been selected for Officers Candidate Schowl of the WAC and will leave soon for Fort Des Moines, la. She second lituten- During World War divers did much in our battle against the U-boats, by locating destroyed subs is now a technician fifth grade stationed at Fort Oglethorpe. and is the daughter of James S. Stirling of this city. and taking from them secret German codes and other vital informa Lie itenant Flinn BY MERRILL BLOSSER SIMPLE ARITHMETIC FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pfc.

James F. Corrigan. 1004 Kirk Avenue and Pfc. Phillip H. Hancock tion.

We are using thousands for the same purpose in this war. Many 7H AMD MOW OUR. PRO ft LEW WfLU BE TO ZWiDC I sure am a Well goes our. Lancaster, Calif. He is a graduate of P.

S. duPont High School. NOTHING AND MAKE fT FEED FIVE; 1 War Bonds must be bought to pay for diving outfits as they cost up to witm the outside world: $2,500. wmem tmece" were oily Three of us HEee. freck, VWE COULDN'T phJO AMY HERE, FRECK, VWE COULDN'T pMD ANY Private Alfred Sabbato, who Is a member of an Eneineer Corps or )' rp' ft? ant were received by Harold "James Cool-bourn, son of Mr.

and Mrs. -Harold B. Coul-bourn of 14 Westra oreland Avenue, i h-ardson Park, at recent a ua-tion exercises at Spence Army Air Field. Moultrie, Ga. He is a graduate of H.

C. Conrad High School and attended the University of I -f I 1.. vjv jt. ganization in Mississippi, is spend URSDCANO MILDA CAME TO TME RESCUF CASTAWAYS AWO TMeM MPGLBCTEO lO ANOOR. Their, row boat, now, it seems.

ine a furlough with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Bernardo, 801 Church Street. railroad employe before his induction in March, he has spent most of his service time wit'i ONE MM SUMO the Engineer Corps since his basis IS POPULATED 6V TWO MORE" training. Demobilization Pay Of 6 Months Plan Of Southern Senator WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (INS).

Sen. James Eastland today announced he would lead a move to give every service man six months' pay upon demobilization of the armed forces. Eastland also disclosed that he is considering legislation which will give every man an opportunity to set himself up on a sound financial basis, which will take into account the opportunities which were lost to him by service in the armed forces. Lieutenant Coulbourn PEOPLE- Private George O. Gross is now a member of the parachute infantry after haying won his wings as a There is no secret to the War Bond United States campaign.

The mere War Bonds yen buy the more you will save, parachutist. e. is now in com aa3 the more all of us save the bet ter are our chances of victory in the bat training at Camp Mackall, N. C. He is the JWIUUJUU' ll'lllliM par' battle for Freedom and against in- fla-aon.

U. S. Trtasury Utpartmmt son of Mrs. A. Corp.

Cornelius J. deBie has completed his three months' course at the Air Forces Officer Candidate School at Miami Beach, and has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces. Lieutenant deBie formerly lived at "Hillside House." Lancaster Pike, where his wife, Mrs. Marie A. de-Eie still resides.

His duties will be to direct vital administrative and fupply operations of the ground forces. Nicholas VVavrinevich who Is serv This CurioUS World By William Ferguson ALLEY OOP WOTTA MAN! BY V. T. HAMLIN OJeSTPONG FRlEMD I VJONDEB (CKE.D BV THE. ASTOUNDING GOOO a HE'5PU6WED 1 yiSl ClXT 1 EEM? TO WAUE, iJ OUST WHAT GOA.6T6THAT KIN3 HlEON I THE SHIPS BOTTOM UFT AVM 6vC I FWLEOTDstorV WENT COULO LIFT fsSL GALLEY, UP TMBOU6H Jf ruWl US HOW ME SlNGLE-HANOBDr -FXTHE.

OEKf-- CAN SINK tMM OTTEN COULO UFT SACK INTO P.CZ-TtI 1 Tl nfr7Vx' oiJtSb' "iA J'kr P'; DEVICE 06kjNED BY ABCH1WEDE.6 IsS Uvk. t' a M. Gross of 115 Avenue, Bellemoor. He attended Wilmington High School and was employed by the E. L.

Jones Company before entering the Army. ing in the U. S. Coast Guard has Private Gross Private Arthur BY ED WIN A IT'S TOO BAD T1PP1E AND "CAP" STUBBS Biddle. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert S. Biddle of SURE! BUT "YOU HAVEN'T SEE THAT MAN I'LL 'CUZ YOU'RE NUTHIN' BUT A BOV! THAT'S Nfc'HAT MY SURE! I DON'T LIKE WIS FACE! MY MOTME12 SAYS BET HE'S A SP Granogue, is now stationed at Fort MOTHER SAYS. I'VE GOT GREAT OP? SOMTHIN' II A I 1 II Eustis, Va. His brother, Private i i-t- VA I IOI INTUITION.

recently been promoted to petty officer second class at Flint, where he took a course on Diesel engines at the General Motors Institute. Before going into the service Petty Officer Wavrinevich was an electrician at the Pennsylvania Railroa Shops. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore William I.

Biddle, is convalescing at Fitzsimmons General Hospital at Denver, after undergoing an operation on his ankle. He was formerly stationed at Fort Riley, 0 Kan. Corp. Eugene R. Snitcher, sta JL MORE THAN ym' IS SPENT ANNUALLY IN THE U.S.

DIGGING OIL WELLS THATPROPUCEL tioned at Drew Field. Tampa, has just been promoted to the rank of sergeant. Sergeant Snitcher, Nicholas Wavrinevich son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.

N. Wavrinevich Snitcher of this city, lives in Tampa of 1215 Street Funny Business COM. 1943 tY NEA SERVICE. INC T. M.

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